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you “tackle” those terraces and
ditches
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Less clothes women wear the
more they cost, they wear too
few, they cost too much.
It has been Marne-l that tne
cause of t.he cause <-i the ’•>oijd
V /ar v/us pigU , not German
pigs, but plain \ About
fifteen years oc’ora the war.
Serbia was ship] inj a vast i
her of Mats into Hungary, this
greatly reduced the income of
Hungarian fa rime., '-vr.o appeal
ed to their government, who
wok* reluctant to take any aci
ion in the matter, but the in*
sistancy of the farm
ers ji re veiled, and
ian government p!av .*d ao em
bargo on the snipii oist ox ber
bian pigs, giving as an excuse,
that the Serbian pigs were
diseased, ka is ;m ; - r ! €il m
international uistu: a a nee s vv i*icn
ultima tied in the w .and conflict
In a recent di/wus n of the
high cost of living, most
especially the /nn cost oi
feminine wearing /.’pn/T, * llo
question v.v.s <'■ • - < '
teddies?” Th< anwvi r given
was v "they are the female of
the D. \ . D. specie:-.
r j'he anneuncement •• l
North Georgia Cor.fore nee to be
held in Atlanta rant, week,
which by the way is tntir fi :y
--third annual eon it cone \ iveaus
the fact the first Methodist
conference neld in Georg’/ 1 ,
was held in the ’residence of
one James Marks, just where
this residence was located we
are not prepared to sav. other
than it was in Madison County.
[f all the- ; eople wlio are
shaking hands with Cdiford
Walker give him their vote, no
doubt he will : elected Govern
or in the coming election
rh il miners, w het
it is international or not, aio
going to make hard on tiie con- j
suiaer
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ino slriKers s.iouu r/.^0.0.i
they cannot have their y ' ‘-ivt
eat it also
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The question is. when we see
the letters, HCij do they sig
nify “High Cost of Living” or
is it “High Cost of Labor ?
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England reports that she has
2,000,000 excess females and is
greatly pur:: led over the mating
proposition On the heels of
this comes the report that toev
have 2,000 divorce cases in Li n
don, It would seem that some
of the mating doesn’t hold
Wonder if England expects tr.e
United States to do something
about these trendies it would
be characteristic of England t 1
make requisition on the United
States for 2,000,0. v marriage
able men
What is the matter with Italy
Is she would take a retrospect
ive she would bo more careful
about her remarks regarding
the officials of the United
States, she has evidently for
gotten now a few months ago
she wanted American soldiers in
Ila. 1y to increase the morale gl
her troops
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BARNUM and BA!LEY
.Mammoth Shows are Now Com
bined And Announce Exhi
bitions At Early ’Bate.
The world’s biggest amuse
ment institution. Tingling Bros,
and Barnum and Bailey shows
Combined, is to exhibit after
noon and night at Athens, Ga.
on November 8.
The consolidation of the
world’s greatest shows and the
'Greatest Shows cn Earth in one
circus of colossal size. Consti
tutes the amusement surprise of
;hp dbuntry. Nothing to approa
ch this gigantic, new circus has
over toured America, it
i inis been formed by mergingthe
pick and the cream of ail that
• ms biggest and best in the two
famous shows. It would be folly
to attempt to enumerate its
many wonders. Some idea of
the enormous scale upon which
features are presented rnay be
had when it is staged that a
quarter of a millim pounds of
elephants Lake part in a single
act; in other words-- she times
as many of the big-eared giants
than have ever before been seen
in one main tent exhibition. Als
fie to be seen is in proportion,
the arena- stars embrace ali the"
orld’s foremost performers.
There are three hours of novel
ties and big sensational acts.
The menagerie is far above
the most colossal ever traveled.
For instance- a herd of eight gi
ratfes are exhibited in place of
the two or three shown in the
cast. The great tournament
which opens the the main tent
program, is the most magnifi
cent thing in pageantry yet pro
duced in America. Hundreds
jupon hundreds of gorgeously
: costumed characters and beau
tiful horses take m it. The
j morning street parade is the
j longest and most brilliant ever
•given anywhere. If is a stupen
:• vlous fcsuper-circus that baffles
■ description.
DANIgLSVibLE MOiMTQg. DANJKLSVIId S- .tEUKUIA
Visit Athens’ Largest ’!
Furniture Store
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Our stock is complete of just the kind ot furniture 1
and rugs you want. x
Here you will find ai! the different period bed room,
dining room and living room furniture-in oak, wal
nut, -mahogany and olid ivory.
Our buyer has made Ms second trip to the western
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markets this season, no stare in this state will show
von as much furniture as this one—oar store is fall-.. I
you will have to come and see for yourself.
We have one entire loor of art squares and all
size rtMS.
Oar drapery department is complete.
♦ Everything for the home can be found .here, yes ev
erything from kite lien to parlor.
You can find every kind stove or range here.
You can find three standard makes ef talking 'ma
chines and eight jtkousand records to select from,
We deliver you home without extra cost to you.
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Athens’ Largest Furniture Store
Athens, Georgia
THE NORTHERN STATES HAVE ADOPTED* THE 56" AUTO TRACK WAGCN
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iht Wl/i i LRN STATES HAVF, AD /TED i?Hf S6 AUT O TUATiC WAGON
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Recommended hy sfco Rovernraent. ;
The standardized v/ages fits the prs-
vailMg track made fcy automobiles ana \
is the xvagen yoa will warA to buy, ■
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W/-CvLDN’ i you rather buy the style of wagon recommended By yev.r Gsvm“e?.':.
\\f especially when it is designed to pull easier, ndc smoother, and lasi longer tr.a
v ' wagon that file ine roads and does not r'de the ridg3?
The Standardized Weber “Aiito-track” Wagon save3 %,-ear cn iseelf, ether wagons,
automobiles, and rurY sr /Ires.
The Weber fifth wheel and swivel coupling wagon is either sold at a price mush too Ic, r
or most wagons are sold at pncssmuch too higtv qaa’iity considered. Compare and draw yocr o-.v: cca<:
To date the leading wagon manufaetprors of .\rr.erioa have sold at the most consorvMv? eV/ma:
ptar.dordioed aatc-track wagsns. From this introduction it is but a step to universal use ot ;- ; s fnoor w :
VCouldn t you rather be iJcntined v,-ith_ progress and recognized as an up-to-date farmer by deiagj-ous I
with such a wpgcn than to be classed as an unprogressive “back number” by buying a 60-inch v/idc-tracu
v agon, thereby helping some manufacturer and dealer to “unload” bn obsolete typo? Think it over and then
come and see us about a stauaojd.osd autc-track V. eoer.
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S. J, Carmichael & Cos.
THE SOUTHERN STATES H AVE ADOPTED THE 56* AUTO TRACK WAGON"
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