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2 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1908 jOAlHIY AND DELICIOUS The one final, crucial fc«t of a Confectioner’B stand* in? is had in the quality of bis Chocolates. * How then, remember that it ■ the exquisite flavor and rnpert- orlty of our Chocolates that first made the reputation of this firm, and It was tho maintain ing of that superiority of quality that has made thin n the lender of all the world today in tho matter of superior Chocolates. MdbyaU Dngjitu and Confnio^r*. Manufactured bj UttUfUld & Sfs*re_Co. ^Knoxville, Tonn. EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES GRANTED G EORGIA NEWS AND p E ^ s L j ilre Your Fences Down? As Manufacturers of ENGINES and BOILERS *« desire to call particular atten tton to the High Grade Engines we are turning nut and te say that we gueranteo without heeiUtlon that there Is no better engine ef Its class put on the market today In th« Untied States. The perfectly balanced valve make* it of high value, and the workmanship being first class, and s substantially put up engine, tfdapte It particularly te work requiring hard service. We ore fur- wishing them to almost all kinds of power plants and particularly Is It being used largely In saw mill, pinning mill, oil mill, cotton mill, an ! glanlng plants. Wa are prepared to demonatraie to prospective customers who can give us a call that It has no equal. Write for full Information end do so today. ADDRE86 Schofield’s Iron Works H4W-H Mr. Barney Mannheim, Franklin and Mr. Guiner ... W>dr^-Jay tor MclUe. where tbey at tundfil the Odd Fellows' convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ctauoe Keynolda apent HurvHy In the city. Ml** Claire Burkett Is visiting relatives "wr*!* Trim., Ca.-sll and aon. Reginald, have removed to Hanford. Fla. Mrs. 0, W, Burkett la visiting In Qult- Mre. J. E. DeVaughn, of Montezuma. Is the guest of Mrs. D. R. Pierce and Mrs. J. C. Polhlll. Mr. and Mrz, ./ Fla.. If. Martin. ._ ... _. Curry, of Quincy, the guests of lion, and Mrs. J. Mrs. afternoon. HAWKINftVILLe. j The beautiful palms and ferns that . , _ J were artistically arranged in the altar iii^hnn* iJti '■ and chancel made an attractive back- - ground for the brl Jal party, while the ringing tones of th- organ In Mendels sohn's weddlns march, gave the added Intereit that music alone gives. The bride wore a blue tailor suit, daintily trimmed, with hat to match, and the attendants end ring-benror, wore white suits with picture hats. All carried shower bouquets, that of the bride be ing specially beautiful. After the ceremony the wedding party returned to Marshallville and were entertain'd at the residence of the groom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. P.. T. Jones. Among the Marshallville guerts Invited to Perry were Included Mr. and Mrs. Sam MtG«h©e, Dr. and Mm. J. E. Haslam. Judge and Mr*. J. A. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sammons, of Home. Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Jones, Mrs. Eddie Jonea Battle. Misse s Ann!*. Nettle Lou and Su*!e Jones, Mr. Burke Murph, Miss Taec— dozia llnslam and Mr. Frederick Jones. On Thursday evening an elegant reception was given at the country homo of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones, to which many guests from Marshall- vllle, Perry and Fort Valley were In vited to meet Mr. and Mra. Willis Cooper Jones. Waterman entertained rmlngly In her new home Friday ' guests ' v» ymif, "in. i. n, »» Munford, Miss Anna Waterman and Mrs. T. K. Ixivejoy. After the game of trail a delicious salsd and sweet course was gerv«•'!. The prize, a beautiful bunch of White roses, wa* cut for by Mrs. Wynne and Mr*. Buyer, and won by Mrs. firm.' William 8mlth. of Lumber City. Is th* guest of Dr. A. A. Smith. Mr*. 11 It. Pierce and J. <\ Polhlll have returned from n visit to MnnUSuma. Miss Mell Hmlth has returned from a visit to Dublin. Macon, Georgia. Frank H. Markwalter will lie* Kind to submit estimates on nil classes of Marble Work, siifli ns Monuments, Slabs, all classes Cemetery Work, also Building Tile and Interior Marble Work. —378 FIRST STREET.— The Empire Electric Co. "uecessor* to H'ngtetoa-Mmintfnrd Electric <’o. Now unft-r management ai .}. WILIJAM J. MOUNTFORD. JR. | Efficiency, Competency, Promptness | Everythin; Electrical by Electrical Experts t Office C14 Mulberitv Bt. (Pythian* Castle). phon« 117. Rcxldonc* Phone 1?4 WHISKEY ON TRIAL In order tha: 3 celebrated KENn you tin four MOO. express prepaid. 11 may have a chance to try our KY SPRAY RYE. we will make „ . 'imposition: Send us nn order for our quarts KENTC'CK SPRAY RYE. four full quartz * Cash must acoompany Wo will ship tamo to you and on rrc«lpt of the roods you have ths privilege of sampling them, every If you wish. If you arc not entirely satisfied to us at our expense and we will prompt - y«u your money. You see you run no fall to plena* you. n ff t lower priced goods, hut a trial will th it you cannot get really good whiskey •slum th. .v refund -Isk If x If you •onvlnce or a tower pr|< FREE. Our c implet© Illustrated price I.lst sent free m receipt of po mi curd request. It explains WHY we save you money. United Liquor Store Branoh UNITED LIQUOR STORES CO. (C,plUI K50.000.00.) Oldest Whisky House in South ESTABLISHED 1881 OLD SHARPS WILLIAMS. Pure line old Rye, by the gallon ; «iM 4 full quarts is. 10 Express prepaid. QKORQB J. COLEMAN. Pure Pennsylvania Rye, rich and mellow, by the B $2.t| I quarts |3 04 Express prepaid. ANVIL RYE. lhire and substantial fam ily whisky, by tbs gallon. .12 #0 4 full quarts tMt Express prepaid. OLD POINTER CLUB CORN. Richland mellow. ::US OLD GEORGIA CORN Direct Frem Bonded Ware See see end Old. roe? UrsS&D^i**mcirmrrrrrrrrrTriirmrmimrirzziii" Express prepaid. as We handle ell tbs leading brands of Rye market, and will save you from « te te per c tor pried Uat and catakgue. Mailed free and Bourbon Whiskies Whiskies la th purchaser Sen THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO. 720, 722, 724, 720 West Bay Street JACKSONVILLE, . . . FLORIDA MARSHALLVILLE. Mr. nnd Mrz. Roy Goodwin, of Au- 1 gusto, and their young sons. Thomas ; and Robert Roy, Jr., have been tne Kucata I‘*r a week of Mrs. D. B. Good win. Mrz. Harvey Anchors, of Haddock, and her children, Louise and Freddie, were the guest* for a week of her mother, Mrs. Fred Walker. Mr. nnd Mrz. G. R. Blappey were recent visitors to Mm. George Harrla, In Fort Valley. Edna 1 .—*t week _ — - In Covington aa the delegate from the Htepien Hopklnz chapter. D. A. R. | which Ircnt an encouraging, report, having Included In Its philanthropic I work a contribution to the "Martha Berry Industrial School," near Romo, nld given to a needy daughter of the Revolution; a contribution to t'.u "Continental Memorial Hall." In Wash ington City, and other work of a be nevolent character. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roswell have moved to Marshallvllle from Monte zuma and $»ave room* with Mra Mary i Bailey. Mr*. J. W. Martin spent several days during the fair In Macon with Mrs. I J. n. Dunwody. , I Ml*s Ettlenne Baldwin. of Fort Val ley. was a recent visitor to relatives. Ml*ft Louise Hay*, tho young grand daughter of Mrs. I>ora Frederick, waa | recently the verv attractive flower girl r >- * » v I at the Noth r*"» , i*r Montezuma. Mis* Kunlea Jolly l« In charge of a school at Muzella. , . . . . Mrs. Felder J. Frederick snd Mrz. 11 4. A. Edwards will go to Atlanta as . delegates to the general convention J. IT. D. C. from th© James D. Frederick chanter. Mrs. O. J. Masses Is vlaltlng relz tlvcs In Ahhevllle, Ala. Mrz. D. B. Goodwin wit a recent visitor to Fori Valley. Dr. George M. Niles has returned to Atlanta nfter n short visit to Col. and Mr*. L. O. Niles. Mr. O. R. Hlappey with Master Rob ort Rlnppey. Jack Simmons and Ram say Simmons, recently visited Monte suma. Messrs. John D. Wade. Rennie IV Frederick, Jasper RJanney, T. J. Mar tin. Jr., were recent visitors to Macon. Ml*z Annie Chandler, of Montgom ery. Ala., ha* returned horns after a vi«dt to Mr*. L. B. Humph. Mrs. Bryan Edwards was the guest of Mrs. O. R. 8lsppey for several dayr Inst week. Mr. and Mis. I. F. Murnh. Mr. Burke Murph. Mr. J. J. Murph. and Mr. John Murph. recently enjoyed a tr'n to Montezuma In their new MzzMtfiq While there they were the guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Mulltno. Miss Csrrle lilrhnrdsnn, of Monte zuma, and Miss Ruby Lumpkin, of Lafayette, have been guests of MIas Elite Rlnppey. Mr. Will Lester, Mr. L. A. Rump'’. Mr. V, R. Frederick, Mr. 'Edwin hldwln, Mr. Thomas J. Martin and Mr. Needham Masses wer# In Macon (hiring the fair. I Mra. P. R. Frederick. Mrs. Ram Me- Gchee. Mrs. George RIP©. Mrs. Aleck Pharr and Ml** Ellse Rlnppey enjoyed a pleasant visit recently to Fort Val ley. Mr. Ed. Myers, of Montgomery, vis ited his sister, Mra. Lewi* B. Rumpn, Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Rlnelalr Boston, of Nashville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Felder Frederlek. Mr. and Mra. L M. Felton and daughter. Clootie, spent several days recently In Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff King were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Baldwin In Fort Valley. Mrs J V. Frederlek and Lorraine Frederick were recent visitors to Ma con. Miss nuby Lumpkin, of tJhfayette, was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Murph. The student* In the t.igher grades In the Marshallvllle high school under the management ef Prof. Manning Austin, Mis* Burton Walker, Miss Hassle Ronton. nnd Miss Mary Niles. ; promise their friends an evening of pleasure on Friday. November 1S‘" : They have Issued Invitations to I "Book Shower." for the benefit of the ! school library, to bo given In Prof. ’ Austin's room. Rich guest fa re- : queated to contribute some good book tn the library and thus aid and en- j courage the young people In cultlvnt- * log a taste for good literature, j Miss Annie Sue Johnson has tons to Grangervltte. Mr Pearsall Baldwin visited Ms eon last week. Mrs. Eliza lfsrrlson spent last week In Macon visiting Mrs. Ida Manghum Mrs. Lucy Johnson has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. liar- i v« v. In Montezuma. I Rev. Carl Minor, of Moultrie, assist ed Rer. J. A. Ansley. In his s -rvlces : last week at the Baptist church His * sermons were clear, strong and help, ful. and will result In great good. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Niles were recent visitors from Amertcus to Col snd Mrs. U O. Ntlea. Mrs M. A. Sawjrer, of Bronwood. has rented the Hotel Zfiberta and moved Into It. Work has begun on the new real dence of Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Good win. on West Main street. The marriage of Mlaa Elisabeth Dorothy Riley, of Perry, to Mr. Willis Cooper Jonea of Mimhalbrllle. eras solemnised at the Methodist church In Perrr at 4 tv m Wednesday. No- vember 4th. Mrs. Lee Paul presided I at the organ nnd Just before the bridal nertr entered. Mias Addle •ftose. of Wrry. sang "Until Death." The ush ers came first. Mr. Lewis Riley, of Perry, and Mr. R'ake Fielding, of yacon. Following them were the at tendants. Mlse Annie Woodward, of Perry, and Mr. Adam Haslam. of Mar- shallvfUe. Then came Mis* Martha Riley, tittle sister of the bride, as Vine-bearer, nnd following her the bride entered with her maid of honor. Mlaa Jennie Riley, of Macon The groom and Ms best man. Mr. Howard Murph. of MarehallvUte. mat them at the altar and the solemn service eras EATONTON. The Mystic Circle was dcHehtfully an- tertnlned Prldzr afternoon from 3 to • R ‘clock, by Mr*. TharMeus G. Groctic. nt Hlllcrefft, (Jr com ted with ^ d the guest* . evening to write e'en. Email p!< Shone presont w< the spirit of Hallowe'en requested during the *tory about Hallow- imall picture* were cut allowed to draw three pictures to lllustrstn their stories, which “’ere written In booklet* with artistic and-p*lnted decoration . utnpklns and other my the day. These stories • umld much merriment, nnd each proving *o Interesting, that all drew for the'prlr,. by guesnlng the number of pumpkin Seei In a dish. Mr*. W. F. Jenkins. Jr., re reived the prize, n dainty Fl-Jier plrturt framed in gold. After the contest a de lirious snl*d course with black coffee wm * t were Mrz. B R. Mrz. D. Ii. Thom- We are offering for a few days some good FENCING, cut to 3 feet, 4 feet and 5 feet lengths, at $1.00 PER HUNDRED FEET for 3 and 4 foot lengths and $1.25 per • hundred for 5-foot lengths; 5x5 heart pine posts at 20 cents each. Post long leaf South Georgia pine. Massee-Felton Lumber Co. Telephone 1840 Macon, Ga. Quick delivery «f Quality Mr*. W. K. Mu ft he Mrs V. H. Taliaferro. Mr*, nosnltejil, Mr*. Florence Gardner. Mr*. TV. P. hihbs. Mr* rreston Brooks, of Athens! J. S. Ttir— "*- ' “ — Hattie W .hella Lewi*. Miss Ilxttl- Weav Gladys Orceno and Master Gilmore nlcht of Hallow©’ Sunday school hie party on the home of * greeted by n phantom spirit half i. block above the seen* of merriment. AH manner of pumpkin faces, mystic lamp shades, lanterns and a mvrj^rlotiftiv sounding paper curtain **t h*d to paw Into the d with autumn Faye* tl l and parlor. Bobbing ap bull* of cords Ihrouhg the windows. Irv ing fortune* and various cuntomz of All IIftl!owe"en were enjoyed. At 10 o’rlnrit apple* nuts, candle* end other fruit* were served on* the rear porch, when sev eral congenial *b!r|t" among the young men friend* of the class lolncd the partv unexpectedly, adding to the merriment of the occa«lon. A single file promenade through several blocks closed the Inn's pleasures. Ml** Mildred Greene entertained quite lolly oartv of young elrl fri«*»ds at the ime of her parents, Mr. and Mrs ^ cone, on the afternoon of the ite. All manner of myatle witcheries of the reason were ©nloyed and the oc casion was one-of rare pleasure to the guests. A salad course of refreshment* servod tit * o'clock. . ©v. nhd Mr.*? Harold race were hoit and hostess for quite n delightful spend- tho.dsy party Wednesday at the Putnam tuiraonano on Montlcello avenue. Tl day wan the dale for the quarterly cot ferenco of the circuit, and -the mcmhei Ith their pastor and presiding ridt ... parsonage, where the good lndl< of all tho churches brought well filled basket* fo* a bountiful southern dlnm at noon. Rev. nnd Mr*. Pace mnd© th. ipe of genuine pleasure and ©nlov- ment for their parishioners, among whom unusurffly ^opulai i Margery Thom** i toy Hi Ilf long bt I.lttle Ml** Margery Thom** ws* quite a delightful young hostess Saturday af ternoon at nn nnnsunlly enjoyabl* Hal lowe'en partv for a merrv pnrtv Thomas. Frldny evening Mr. Thnddeua Greene entertained a number of gontle- men friend* at an oyster supper nt his home on LaFayettA street. Onlv the Im mediate n'-lchhorhood was Invited and the nffnlr while thoroughlv Informal was genuinely en loved bv those present, rovers were laid for eight and an excel lent menu wa* iiqjved. Judge and Mr*. Joseph B. Turner, Mlaa Leila Turner, Miss Luev Turner. VI** 2fartha Turner. Mr. 1-oult Turner, Mr. and Mr* Joseph R. Turner, tmhy nnd nurae. formed a pleaaant family party nt the atnt© fair In,Macon Friday, Mr*. J. Calhoun Reid ha* returned home from a visit to relative* at Bamez- villa and Atlanta. Mr. Clavton Lancaster, M1«z Kate Lan caster and Ml** t^na laneaster wera re cent Maeon visitors. Mb MU-. . Ml«s Arnes Lex'erett* was a recent guest of Bflss Katie Pott In Madison. Mr*. Frter W Walton. Jr., attended the Lean Year donee In Madison during the week pant. The manv friends of Mrs. J. 8. Mont gomery. will regret to hear of her serious Illness at her home In Marietta. O.. where she went In July to he with her namnts during h*r husband** absertee In Europe. Miss B©»*le Hanks, accompanied by Ml** Fvle Griffith spent the past week end with her family In Macon. Mia* Nora Cone, of MlHcdgevllle, is the guest of Mm. Vat Rainey. Mr*. TV R. Bonner has returned home K im a visit to her son. Prof. Cowles rile, of Atlanta. Mr. nnd Mrs. will TWamett have pur chased the home of Dr. nnd Mrs. Charles A. Hopkins on Jefferson street and will reside them after December. Miss Virginia Johns wa* a recent guest of Mi*s Julia Wilson In Maeon. Miss Bessie Lawrence |* visiting At lanta. before returning to her home at Ashbume. Mr. Frank W. Holt and Miss Elizabeth Holt were In pact IUST ONE ORDER will convince you of the superior quality of our Kentucky Rye or Bourbon or Georgia Corn Whiskies. * We have sold these whiskies for a long time on a positive “money-back” guarantee, and we have never been called upon to refund. Our whiskies are pure, palatable and healthful,'and they have built for us an enviable reputation. Our Own Brands Assorted to Suit Purchaser—Express Prepaid' Four Full Quarts (in glass) WILLOW DALE RYE Finest Kentucky Bourbon . ( S 4.00 Old and Fragrant . , , \ „ , S2.SS BLUE LABEL ALLAN SINCLAIRS . Pore Old Com . . • « . S 4.00 Georgia Com ta.es Twelve Full Quarts (Either Brand) . Slt.00 Twelve Full Quarts (Either Brand) . • 48.00 Remit by Postal, Express Money Order, or New Yorlc Exchange. We Pay Express Charges and Guarantee Safe Delivery. "If We Distill It—It’s Right” The Swift Creek Distilling Co. (Incorporated) • LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Established to 1838 Macon during the week Mrs. Will Matthews wa* a guest this week of Mr*. Will Reeves In Madison. Mrs. Capo Walker spent Wednesday In Mr. and MV*. John D. Watter*«n and Miss Mary Gale Watterson. of Rogers- vide. Tenn.s attended th* daneo at tho Hotel Morgan Thursday night In Madl- Mrs. Stark Dennis has returned homo from Atlanta. Mr*. Chirk Davit. Mlsa lkraneea Terrell FITZGERALD. Beautifully engraved wedding Invi tations were received this week by a largo Dumber of people, which read as follows: "On Wednesday evening November the eighteenth, nineteen hundred and eight, at nine o'clock. Central M. thodlst church. Fitzgerald. Georgia. Mr. and Mrz. Louts Hamilton K*tm will give In marriage their daughter Gertrud# Tneas. to Mr. Georg* Cameron ftinlt*. Tho pleasure of your company la requested." The beauty and popularity of tha bride to he. together with the hustneas ■Blok and large acquaintance of Mr. ittk In many other town*, make this wedding one of tha events of the Beg in. The Woman's Ctub met Wednesday afternoon In tha beautiful parlors of tha Elks' Rail, and enjoyed a moat In- tereettng meeting. A r*hfr °* the necessity ef art culture In the public schools was read by Mf*s pfargar©t * - - XUltk. r?V| V were elected to the Valdosta mooting: Mr*. J. E. Mercer and Mrs. laadore Golden with Mrs. c. a Baker and Mrs. W. n. Rogers as alternates. Other member* of the club will be In attendance. Col. and Mr»l Tom Eason. Mis* Bus- ale and Master Tom. Jr., have returned to their old home in McRae. They were called upon to pats through sor row and misfortune during their resi dence hero and their many friends follow them with their sympathy. Mrs. A. H. Brabham is visiting her, mother-in-law, Mrs. R. II. Sherod in Augusta. Miss Anna Oxford waa the guest of Miss Marx* Hal*. MIsz Oxford Is one of th* teachers at Norman Park Mr*. Alla Perry, of Ocllla, made her Fitzgerald friends a short visit Miss Eleanor Marston. visited! In Macon this past week. Miss Nellie Tyler entertained her •Uter from Norman Park recently. Mr. and Mra. Marcus Luke visited the Macon fair. 8ANDERSVILLE. "Tha^Oaka" near Barton wm a scene of unusual beauty Wednesday morn ing. when at 10: SO o'clock Miss Susie Warthen was married to Mr. Alexan der Stephens Chamlee. of Randeravllle. Three hundred Invitations were Issued ehlefly to th* young friends of thlal popular couple. Th* handsome ©M home was beau-! tlfully decorated with southern smllax! and chrysanthemum*. In tte drawing! room wa* improvised an altar banked with ferns and white rosea. Promptly at the hour. Mrs. A. Cham- j lea played the accompaniment of "Love! Me and the World la Mine." sung by Bfesdamec Hartwell Holme* and L.M. i HRchcock. At Its dose th* pianist began the wedding march as a signal for pie approach of tha bridal party. The usher*. Messrs. Rattle Spartrg and Findley Irwin precede J little Virginia Warthen. a niece of the bride, dainty I In a whR# tulle and sltk. She bore a i satin pillow upon which roster the i wedding ring. The bridesmaid*. Misses iCeaUaued on Page Three.) DO YOU DRINK GINGER ALE? THEN TRY “Acme Ginger Ale” Browed by the same process ns beer, from the best im ported Jamaica ginger root, with distilled water and bottled under refrigeration. It is a very healthy and refreshing beverage and is second to none ever produced into this market. We invite comparison with any imported article and think you will agree with ns. Our system of making ginger ale is the only oorreot way to make a first class article and onr prices are but little more than what you pay for the ordinary ginger Try a case or cask and yon will pronounce it as good as any ginger ale you ever drank. Phones 342 and 396 Acme Brewing Co. Macon, Ga.