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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1908
Women With Weak Stomachs Try This CLUB WORK IN
TIE MILL TOWNS
Tho woman who can “oat anything,” whose (
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tion is in perfect order month lifter 1 month,'is tho ex- i n» c D *
ceptiob. lienee the majority are interested in a cure Lsldweii 8 OyrUp 1 epSUl
for stomach trouble and constipation. Do you iook
close enough to the condition of your bowelst Do yon
make it your duty to remember whether they act each
day! It is very important that they should. It is,
I nature's way of dispelling the waste and, useless mut
ter of the system. It keeps the blood clean nnd the
body light and strong. If you have any trouble in
•this way it behooves you to look promptly for a cure
I »u
troub;*4
with •lowi-
ach trouble
To r
gigsstion. It is on ex- CoWwoU**
rt Mcr.t lsiatlva ifld hu ft"?- _***. rmC l
on to look promptly for n cure. oelleet lmuv* and hu ZmrSndSto m™ used
Dr Oalfl tVCll’ft rlvmn PnrtcinT r ured my MUoueneae, four bottle* and'am #n-
VT. uaiatycu S 0yrnp nfmi ^Mlne* and.tbe bitter V•»-
hurting _
tha morning. I can tha least. I think any
more Chan recommend body mirroring from gtom-
I>r. Caldwell's Syrup
Papain-Mary
bar’ll. Burlington
l»r. Caldwall's Syrup Papain baa bean tha
greatest help to our Inmates. Wa cannot suffi
ciently tirclaa Uia effect* of this medicine and wa
thank, you moat kindly.—Hr.
nyrup hy taking Dr. Caldwell's
Trim- Byrup Papain—Mr*. Wal*
, la. kar Jones, iiucyrus. O.
Have you aver tried ui. wuu»«u» oyrup repsm: dl , I i n , M "'. nd tb , wtt i urfi»'w»u7 mi"it” 15-
'irons of thonsands of women in this eonntry liave, and tut. in m , mouth m jjS5 11 /^*£«Z3? , *8i
i they are better for it No remedy ever devised for the M
i cure of stomach, liver and bowel troables is better
tuited to the requirements of women thnn this great
ijisrb laxative compound. It is just what tho delicate
.organization of a woman needs—certainty of ift'tion,
Imt gentlo action, freedom from griping, nnd pleasant
laato. AH' these features Dr. Oaldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
'l as, and more, for it contains valuable tonic properties
.which help the blood snd nervous system imd act on
'the muscles of the stomach so that they are strength
ened and become accustomed again to doing their work
themselves. Start to use it today; go to.vour druggist
imd buy a flOc or $1 bottle. It is not.only for you but
for the entire family, for you con never
tel) when one of them will need a atom-
neh, lifer or bowel remedy, nnd then
it is well to have Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin at hand. You will also learn
to know that it is the great batiy’H and
children's laxative.
- fik y»iu moat kindly.—Hr. M„ ef tha Annuncia
tion, I/oum of Oo04 Hhep hard. Chicago. Ill.
IWwl tha sample bottle of your Bymp Pspatt
and II helped me at ono*. I am glad to ear that
am sow enjoying the benefit of your medicine Xron
a large bottla which I purchased t
•tor*. I am taking pains to toll m:
It.-Mrs. N. Cunningham. Tslant Oregon,
Received your ire* bottla and hava purchaseJ
a Wc bottle. Con apaak In favor of your remedy
•boll continue to uso It.—Mrs. U. L. Oravaa,
Toledo. Ohio.
CHAP.LOTTE. N. C.. Nor. T.—On#
of tho finest clubhousoa In North Caro
lina was opened last month at Kan
napolis. N. C.. and placed at the dis
posal of tbolr operatives by tho cotton
mill company which owns ths town.
A similar building has boon opened
at Haw River. N. C. There are 700
cotton mills now In tho Carolina*,
most of which have been located in
recent years. These hare become
renters of communities, assembling
operatives from the farms and moun
tains. Four yssrs' experimenting by
Thomas F. Parker and Lewis W. Par
ker at Monaghan mills, Greenville, S.
- ... C., proved so succsssful that other
f..T° U f r V°” cotton mill menegere became Inter-
toSif my friends abou* At Monaghan the Young Men’s
Medical Advice.
7/%bv2 ,f lhtr * *■ •nrthlug about your aliment that
you don't understand, or If you want say medical
m advice, write to the Doe tor. and he wlU answer
v.'piiri ft 11 . s&J&tarf'gBA BV dasia
> the pack ig*. Building, Monti cell*. Hi,
tend for Free Trial Bottle.
this paper who have never yet used
_ . tyrup Pepsin cen have a free tut
bottla sent to their home by forwarding their ad
dress to ths Doctor, a postal will do. It puts you
under no obligation. It Is dons to prove to the
world His confidence In Its merits. In this way, by
actual, psrsonal dsmonstretlon thousands hsvs
been brought to use It. It Is regularly In thous
ands of American hornet. It Is The Nation's Safe-
K uard to Health, and ths ons reliable end agree*-
it curs for eonstloa«lr-n, dyspepsia and Indiges
tion, torpid liver, olek headache, biliousness snd
similar slomcch, llvsr snd bows! dtsordsrt. It
agree* well with children} they ilk* .its taste. Tl»*
purity of Its Ingredlsrts Is vouched for to the
ernment. if suffering with any of these allr
send your nemo today for a free trial bottle and
you will see how easy It Is to ba cured whsn ths
right msans are employed. The address Is
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, BIB Caldwell Bldp.,
Montfeelfo. 111.
How Training of French Women
| they belonged to exceptional*, like the
elaborate trouarenus of your millionaire
I girl". I am speaking of the everyday
Differs From That of American iS , i^HffisHr ,n '
and lare Insertions, drawn with baby rib-
» my I..... .. - .
, n-i.ush to many roust aeem too hull
Jr written and too Imperfect to road.
mart
i nail say something about the American
girl and how ah# comperes with the
French sn# Having bean engaged In
teaching many year* In A marks before
J went to Parle the la at time, end be-
I an»e tho eorroepnmlant of tho Kagte. I
r.rw AS much about the American air]
ks U»e average person who has remained ,
T5 SX Cm ""
f T.%,"*'*
anr The time. You
at the education of American
anged la all that time. It i-_
•uiced somewhat. Init not ran1«Milp;
inner# *:>.! run. ;. * mange a’.-'vly.
n greater part of any nation doe#
ad or travel sufflelnatlr to lnflu<
rent# to train their children in
i»er way than thn one they themsetvea
55*-ft would, porhap*. be
better to e#y
m—swimming
tlarW. I rotiM not
their physical Strength
‘ >t Ium“ *■
ickbone,
beauty: tha straight hock
b. the muaoular ehouldrr*
«.f the young man aa he stood
the girls In his bathing aulLA
r lad as When he appears la hla dress sul
nt dinner. They are young gods t
whom ancient dreeka would have been
glad to ftvo a prise for phrsloal strength
and beauty.’ I hop* you will not be <Ue-
rortrtl with rno. Ilk* the American wo
man who WAS vtfth me At the ’-pool." and
tn vi fiom I expreesed my admiration, bhe
. trtoimed: "flow oan you Ulk about the
t*re limbs of a man; they are repulsive
to me!" I was sorry for that woman,
who did not have enough artistic nature
i these live lege chiseled In liard
W |*5SH wpnder those young nl.. . Ji
attracted toward the gtrle; they were eo
rrae-ful. so well molded in Utolr black
Utkkig . ilf*. with the tong blaolt atock-
well drawn, showing thetr straight
Jirr.u and email feet. Their ibapejy beads
•.nd hair was hidden la a cap that wa*
aa their bast merry widow
• certainly ha* mad* a yon
mertcan ha-
talking to thalr native land, and who arp not cltvH
It bathtng ault. as decently enough to learn how to epok the Amert-
la hla dress suit way.
Mind ef Avtrar* American Olrl Not
Disciplined.
Let us pas# on to what you may deem
more Important-education. Of ootiree,
there Is the Vasaar. the collebe girl,
whose mind le disciplined like that of a
varsity boy, hut It t* a pity that girl
cannot transfer tome of her welt trained
faculftee to the ttfier girls who may be
counted aa one million to a thousand of
tha other*. The American famjly girl In
general haa a smattering of everything
“Ag - mote ^nake a living with
Nature certainly has
gift m beauty to tho
and tho Hibson boy and I
not
o’yoh «•» see physical beauty In a
eh bathing watering piatw like that
‘rotrlller* you will ask. Yea. you
... ere a great deal of beauty—but ar-
en ui beauty. Th* women will manage
.» w-••'k liws Venue*# with a great many
ArttftrUI ccrtrlvancea llam and there
l have the oocaaloa to admire a
y itatweeque womart. but ah#
— exception, and one swallow
Am Ml make a summer..
• To* t»’k of womee; where are the
gtstSP* The *irl» do not count: they are
csts fisrvB ,*n B , 4 b«
ope only after marriage.
American flirt Has Lest Many of Her
Household Aria
The, American girt, while her parents
hare gTosrn rich, haa lost many of the
hooeahold arts that her grandmother's
arar.dmother bed. Hhe has Fiat toe many,
f often tee a French «trt mend the fam-
I’y** eiocklnga. Very Uttle of that la
done In any well American house
hold now. At least 1 am toM an. An
Am»rt nan woman told me hero that th*
£5*js!jp«firLfXj’&rsi
etoektt gs In three days. In fart, tn all
the time I have been In France % never
aaw oo many unraveled stockings with
holes aa I have this summer In America.
'AS reavow I* that American women
wear nebwwb etoefctna* and they have
helve tn thorn before th* wearer la aware
rf "i)h how yem do eon cent yourself with
little thlnr- " I hear yoe eay Yea. 1
have been tiucht to <k> that la France
end J taw alao born taught to think
that contentment, health and well being
toy In taking care of tittle thing*, ft la
the secret of the prosperity and wealth
of France. 'Take care of the pennies
and the pounds will take <*r* of them-
selvoa," was said by an American
In reference to this subject, have you
•W reed Ix.uts* Helen Coburn's poem.
'Ornndmother'e ^ Orandmother." It I*
rather strange that her descendants have
r strange „
iokly forgotten her efforts.
Twenty trades were here to command; •
A doaen profession# were her* to fill;
oetor and dentist always at hand.
Trained nuree and kindergarten at will.
•Fearer of wool for blanket and gown.
t\ eaver of linen for bed and lable.
JFJJ* °» crimson and purplo and brown.
Aplnner qm! embroiderer as she waa
some most paP
cans lea, they
nstiirsl rook# In a nlnch
to the kitchen end make #o
e*Able dishes and as for c |
PMt master* tn making American
bonbons The rOiAIng Is only spoiled
by green foreigners, who have nevet
to do anything In that line In
live land, and who arp not clevei
and could
crate means In Franco are content
hand embroidery which stands long laun
dering. which does not Jtsed eternal re
plenishing or mending V A French girl s
trousseau will last her at least ton year*.
I don’t believe an American girl’s can
last three. The baby ribbon must look
beautiful on llngerto when It Is fresh tnd
well'drawn through the hole# of the UeA
but a woman must have a chambermaid
to do It If aha wants her lingerie kept
In th* order It should be Now. I And
American women wear this lingerie al
th# time who cannot afford a maid. What
le the consequence? That It le badly
laundered, badly mended end therefor*
looks, rather dlsrepuuol# to a perron
who ts used to seeing underwear that la
•Iwr
Pl... I
It l* natural for women who know that
I have been eo many yeare In th* forum
of feehlone, Paris, to as km* ahmit them.
On# of them said that th# American wom
an at present gets all the Parisian ta|t
creation*. I was obliged to disabuse ker
of the fact. However. 1 must say that
Pertsla nfaablon* travel fas tar to America
than I had any Idea of. Th# ha!#, fa
Instance, have the newest kink to them}
they have all th* eccentricity—the else,
the acehem* of color «.f the Parts hat.
Af for the hats and torn# of the gowns,
you could suppose that Bar Harbor, for
Instance, waa only a fow mllea from Parle.
The w #mr It Mow hat^I# a modification
of the broadbrlmmed Parte hat and tha
black ones trimmed with plumes have a
chlo t^ them which- would allow them to
he dubbed with the nemo of the Parts
Merry Widow
C hat. The empire ,
which haa been the fashion In Pari
languages, total
vrtry fluently In
who know notnli
Last week a meeting wan held at
th* Industrial Institute, directed by
gfSorJAtion men. for tha benefit of
cotton mill workers end their child
ren it Charlotte. It waa attended by
superintendents of mills, the teachers
..—^ x .™ -x—ij-r — T . ,—. .. - of mill schools, farmers and clergymen
, - 4 « Ftench aed Herman | sllylntr^lured. far jmu will fiifa women from the mill dlstrlctA The topics
*nnthtnJbJiuT 5 *!ifrt#ranged from textile training
intanautata/' Bh* liJStltao POrPlaas U *A?/ K noElhS? with U&l * nA work to doraestlo science
1" vi *A l K>M,bU '. w,th and modern method* In farming.
anythlna'*eh«T knows IBi. If She |s si' of the theaters which get up sestets
reader, hut eh* rannot talk on what ah* Pleye. th* Franeato. the vaudeville/ tM
twad*. Hhe plays the piano, but her UI- • Renaieeanoe and r the Qvmnaee. Thr-e
rnt oonsleta of a few well known pieces, new gowns will be copied for th* uee.nf
w
- few well known pieces.! new jtowns will be copied for the uaeTof
®- ? - jmwj-i s si vttuan.v
even paint, but eh*
nef"often. Hhe Items th# i counmei. I mean that'
proficiency l n lengtiagea. Bhe ts not deep IkrHans. Aft Is poasl __
in anything. Wheever heard of a gtn; bianbha. as far as money le eoncenied.
who rontlnurd her philosophy when she | Rccontrlcltle* are not worn by the ten
ant out Of school T tf a girl did ebe *ml woman In FYanc# any more than
would te considered too odd fer any ua*i they are her*. Thn empire fashions are
hr th# other girls, t then oonrtud* that I not more popular with the general Frenoh
* *» tbn" the American. They may
their bodies belted a little shorter tn
the mind of the average American girl la
r.o more disciplined, no more generally
cultivated than that of th* average
French girl.
Th* average French glrt'a education t*
thorough In two thing#—to make a good
taught her native language, th* history
and geography of her own country. Tea.
she thrums on the plan*, and will he
able' to my "Ooiwr.ent vouse portea-
youaF in Kngllsh tn a Fronchy. smaller-
log sra>\ but even In school eh* will
loam how to darn stock Inge, repair holes
In linen end mak* a button hole; tn fact,
when she pa-sc* her examination* tn
l.'lfotei d# VIII* for the knowledge of
her native languate. and history and ge
ography of her country she must spend
half an hour left for examination In gen
eral sewing.
The Difference, From Mis* Bullet's Point
On the whole. 1 have found this differ
ence between th* time spent of American
and Fbenrh marriageable girts that the
first Is bent on having a good time before
Ifitr bodies belted a little i
the back, and that ts all.
I hear a great many women saw that
w,."' «r
Amerlrsn.womsp better than thing* fresh
from Fart*. I know that the American
woman love* to any thnt what she wears
to directly importext: kut I deem that the
American woman who wear* olothes that
are modification# of the Imparted models
I# hy far the best dreeiaed won
field Domestic Coal, op write direct to
the CHnchfleld Coal Coaporntton, Char
lotte, N, C. ’
learning how to be a domesticated,
ml-siva wife, bad 1 have found l**a
oonteht in tb* French than tn th* Ai
loan wife.
You wilt perhaps be surprised tn heap
the American woman I* much more
tvagnnt la dainty, lacy lingerie, in-
eluding underwear, than th# VYencbwom-
an. 1 hear yen eay that you have seen
trousseaus on, exhibition to Parle ifor
Frenchwomen which snrpnMwl anything
you ever dreamed to wear. But thee*
were not made for the average wnmeif.
Ware County Court.
WAYCROBS. On,. Nor. T.—Ware nu«
parlor court adjourned yesterday even-
other lni ,n * UB,u Monday morning at io o'clock.
c - Wfiyd. A young white Vnen from
Ptareon, ha. waa convicted of cheat
ing end nwlndtlng. and wa. sentenced
to pay e fine of SIM, or serve twelve
month* on the gang. It la very likely
that Uoyd will have to go to th#
roads, ee he haa been in numeroui
scrapes before and ht« father refuses
to come to hla aid thl> time.
Jackson Square Brand Coffee
Awarded first PREMIUM, ths HI.UE RIBBON on its "QUALITY” at the State
Fair held at Macon, Ga^ Nov. M, 1908 and tho Alabama Agricultural Association, held
at Montgomery, Ala., Oct 24th, 1908.
JACKSON SQUARE COFFEE
Te packed in air tight, sealed cans so as to give the consumer ths same QUALITY as
• njoyed in Now Orleans,
It is evident that the consumer appreciates that JACKSON SQUARE is supe
rior in flavor and strength.
Wo guarantee that every can will please you. “QUALITY our Premium.” 25c
per pound. • ;
Sold by all grocers, in every Southern State. If your grocer cannot supply you,
write us and we will advise you grocer who will.4 J
IMPORTERS COFFEE CO., Ltd-
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
3»hn McCloskey, President. W. P Hagerty, Vice Pres.
Hearty 'Go-Operation of the
Employers, Who Find That
It Pays
end Young Women'e Christian
datlona are* social center*.
Almost everything that l« worth
while In town begins to happen there
—from the public vegetable and flower
garden movement to the regulation of
the common cow pasture. This >M.
C. A. duplicates about everything that
le done In city branches, having edu
cational clgsswt. a gymnasium, bowl
ing alleys, reading room, Bible elasaes
end a boye* section mill people, who
are proverbially nomadic, became
permanent residents and operatives
because there wee no other mill town
like It • __
flood Home* and Qardene.
The association took up th* matter
of good homes and gardens, and last
summer 1ST of ths vtltsgsrs hsd flower
gardens and 182 had vegetable gar
dens. For the best of these, prlxes
were offered. Cleon streets-and san
itary and sensible ways of living were
promoted. Along with the flower* and
cial Ilf* at the associations, the tuoua
teln folk gained new Ideas of living,
a wholesome sentiment and self-pride,
nnd new viewpoints of life* And even
a section of the village celled Dog
Town became s place of good resi
dence. It used to be That swearing
snd fighting made It Impossible for
women to attend the baaeball games.
W)\en the association took charge of
the games, rows snd rowdyism were
banished, clean entertainment was
furnished for crowds.
To employ Idle folks Sunday after
noon, park meetings with a bend con
cert were given and drew crowds,
while the secretory took the "tuck out
of the nervous boys" by long walks in
th* country, end while they were rest
ing reed e good story and sang fa
miliar songs. There were only thirty
men In the Buhday schools last spring.
Then the Mgeoclmtlon took hold of
things with the churches and now
there ere 140. The Methodist school
has doubled, snd almost as muoh has
beei> done for the Baptist.
,j_ Parker Says It Pays.
This Is one of th* only four or five
S 1U towns In the state employing two.
Italstera without the help of mission
boards. There were elubs for every-
per* for advancement In cotton man
ufacture. snd a brass band, which
nlays three nights a week. Thomas
F. Parker Is authority for the state
ment that the actuary of the group
of mills was unable to account for the
fact that at Monaghan more cotton
cloth of ths better quality waa pro
duced ths chap!**' except for the fact
that th* Y. M. C. A.’s work was re-
—r--rr.v -- • — — sponsible for It. So operatives stayed
flnuiT'tVhe wornlonger end were In better condltlop
while In Psrls th* couturlera will invent ,or ,h#,r work because of Ita Influ
somethin* entirely different. This new
eras lion will be Introduced on the Biases
of the theaters whirl
How Is Yeue Digestion.
Mr*. Mary Dowling, of No. Ill
Eighth avenue. Ran Francisco, recom
mends a remedy for stomach trouble.
Rhs says: '*Orstltude for the wonder
ful effect of Electric Ritters In a cao*
of acute Indlreatlon. prompts this tes
timonial. I am fully convinced that
for stomach snd liver troubles Elec
tric Bitter* It the bent remedy on th#
market today." This great tonic and
attentive medicine invigorates th#
system, pnrlfles th* blood snd la espe
cially helpful In all forma of female
weakness. |0e st all drug stores.
OUR NAVAL BASE
LACKSDEFENCE
Rear Admiral Pillsbury Galls
Attontion to This Vital
Question J
tabxJ PtUaben
ended nai
tSOK ALLkHONQRS offered
. FOR BEST PIANOS AT STATE FAIR .
First Prize
McPHAIL
, Grand Piano
First Prize
KRANICH&BACH
< - I -
Upright Piano
• First Prize
TEN BEST PIANOS
On Exhibition
First Prize
SEYBQLD ORGAN
Reed Pipe Top
AN INVITATION
QUR PIANOS, on exhibi-
tion at the Georgia State
Fair, having taken all
awards, we take pleasure in
announcing to our. friends
that these Blue Ribbon
Piapos will be on display at
our wardrooms all next week.
Come and see them.
Everything Musical
THE F. A. GUTTENBERGER CO.
N •
452 Second St. and 160 Cotton Ave.
MACON, GA.
r „„,„ _ jSiif, caM eg ike
K \ bureau, to the leek ore Ca
rol base ta either the American
action tn any war tn which th# nary
might be called to engage. Be Impor
tant la tide oueetlea believed to be that., —, . -
In Admire! iSllsbunr** opinion. *u ni>-I nc»s haa passed Into new hands* 'Mr.
rropriatiAnt tar MW Improvements #t R. 8. Thorpe, lately of the Arm ot
SfflXSK 1 *• L - Check A Co*, and hi. aaioetatee
t »”.t the defense of navel base# Inf?'* n0, T J? possession OftM entire
Philippine*, at Pearl Barber and at I *h# company** stock, earn*
tluentane:’ ?. fer these peaaee are vital to * i"»g been transferred a few days
- ir succeea in ww. alnee. s . : . i.
SigWI . »* buslneeg win conUnu* under ths
sad to a recital ef the beneflte end a.1- ^ lth P
vontases stfiti hare accrued alike to th*| Thorpe, president, J. H. Thorps,
oavytn way from the *viYerienr«*| V,CA proeldent, and V. 8. Thorpe, ee^
Taylor-Jacobs Co.* Business
Has Passed Into New Hands
Fma
men and vetaels have 1 retary and treasurer. Mr. E. Q.
“ >U. who was secretary and treasu-
ot the company under the former
nagement, sad Ur. Horor# L. Now
arms gun re nr records shew a i
X-al’.fs !-* \*rr+e?r .'*^r of fr tc--
critrg rear*, end the promise ta that tn (
ng year there will be pr*ctlce at
i w * «".'l under rougher **n:hnr
. ; e# that the men may beoosN
more farrlUar with handitrr their Ween
on# unrirr conditions tn sctlon.
There Is a teem si of th* pro%ieas rec*
emtaendatSeos of the bureau that th#
• r»«tc of '’.r* edmlr*! ehould be r#rtv«a.
it I' proposr \ that thre officers of tiiss
rank be anthottfed
The prospects are now that under the
g'«t«nt *v»t. m there will S* an #rre«s
of gradual*# from the r.aval
and the rercmir.er.iktion Is made that the
;.-1 of ncml- •«’ 1 Of ml«1« ; -
.•tended from f"ur years te «U >ear*
wj*:*. view of r»-1ucln* by e»e-thlrd th*
r. -her ef mtdBMrmea promote to on-
well and favorably known in Macon
business circles, which, token ln con
nection with the already established
favorable reputation of th* Taylor-Ja-
cobs Company business.' would teem
to guarantee a succeeefull career for
the new organisation.
President R. 8. Thorpe's masy years
of merchandising In Macon has long
since created for him a most extensive
acquaintance. His associate# ere also
wo’.l known. Th# association of such
a corps of business m#o cannot fall of
good results for the tAielnee* ef tb*
Taylor-Jacobe Company.
MRS. J. A. SHIVERS FALLS
DEAD TALKING TO FRIENDS
ftitlon le w«U located fer barracks end
a naval training station, says Admiral
Pi’.lglMiry. and he urgently rooemmeads
it# aoquleldon.
Th* Chesapeake bay ta a natural pUu-e
of assembly for the A lion do fleet lVe4»
Ing tn« buUd'ng e( hsrncka and a tteln- OCI1XA, O*-. Nov. 7.—Mr*. J. A.
Ing statien on CfeeaapseAs begr^U itar^>l Fhlvers. whUa seated In the drug store
« NortW.Mlig .VmU'mc.wI * ot OcUl. Ph.rm.cy uid uBrhw
* I cheerfully with frienda at 7 o’clock last
eeetnmmdfd that th# mini-
on starred destrahto
j lbs lead ef the lata Jameetewe eope-
>;m for entrance
•axes a husband a&d three email
For Sale
S1.4S0
none being built ln East Macon; will
build to suit.
f1,000 .
Desirable VtnevUI* cottage; lot wide.
18.110
College strait home; 20 rooms; built
for a home; worth the money.
11*000
VtnevUI# lot; wlU build home for pur-
, $.1,350.00
For a Quick Sale
Nice cottage on corner lot la good
neighborhood end growing pert of
town. .
Jno. F. and W. fl. Cone,
r ^ Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
nione 206. . . 807 Gharry St.
S OUT HERN
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY & MFG. CO.
, Machinery, Electric end OonblnaMon Flxta
WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY
171 Cotton Avenue—Phene 8U. -