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plessinnal Cards
I DR. CHAS. D. WILLIAMS
Practicing Physician
Vidalia, Ga.
Office in Post-office Building.
Phones: Res. 84-3; Office 84-2
DR. L. H. DARBY
DENTIST
EQUIPPED WITH X-RAY OUTFIT
Postoffice .Building
VIDALIA. GEORGIA
DR. ELTON S. OSBORNE
SPECIALTY:
EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
19 Jones Street, East
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
DR. M. L. CURRIE
Office rear of postoffie building.
Furnishes his own medicine and fills
most of his prescriptions.
Phones: Residence 164; office 151.
J. E. MERCER, M. D.
Vidalia, Georgia
Office Over Union Pharmacy.
Office Hours: 9 to 10 a. m., 4 to 6 p. m.
Office Phone 136; Residence 189.
B. P. JACKSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice Civil and Criminal Law in
All Courts.
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
VIDALIA, GEORGIA.
G. K. MURCHISON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
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EMBALMER
VIDALIA, GEORGIA
Day Phone 92; Night Phone 36
D. C. PATTILLO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Collections, Estates, Bankruptcy
and Loans.
First National Bank Building.
Phone 145.
DR. W. H. HUGHES
CHIROPRACTOR
Office over Bank of Vidalia.
Will be in office at Vidalia Wednes
day and'Saturday of each week.
M. J. RATTRAY,
VETERINARY SURGEON
PHON[E NO. 229
VIDALIA. GEORGIA
W. M. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
VIDALiA. GA.
Office over Bank of Vidalia.
W. J. DrLOACH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office over Citizens Bank.
PHONE NO. 18.
VIDALIA, GEORGIA
Business Cards
John T. Ragan I. D. Stewart
VIDALIA VAU/T & TILE CO.
Manufacturer of
THE NATIONAL Steel Reinforced
Waterproof Cement Burial Vault.
Tile, Brick. Coping. Flower Boxes.
•Phone 131.
VIDALIA, GEORGIA
STOP AT THE
New Vidalia Hotel
STEAM HEAT; HOT. AND COLD
WATER IN EVERY ROOM.
F. C. OMBERG, Prop.
R. A. MAYER
LOCAL AGENT
DELCO LIGHTING SYSTEM.
PARTS IN STOCK.
VIDALIA, GEORGIA.
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Lumber, Brick. Lime, Sarid, Cement,
Sash and Doors Beaver Board- •
Roofing, Shingles, Hardware,
and Nails. „ .
Mill Work oi All Kinds.
Sherwin-Williams Paints;
JOHN T. RAGAN & COMPANY,
Phone 131
VIDALIA. GEORGIA
COURT OFFICIALS HONORED
BY MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON.
Last Friday Judge Hardeman, *the
court officials, grand jurors, members
of county I>ar and others were
royally entertained by Warden and
Mrs. J. B. Johnson at the county
farm near Lyons. Assisting Mrs.
Johnson in seeing that all were prop
erly and plentifully served were Mrs.
W. P. C.- Smith. Mrs. W. T. China
and Mrs. W, O. Donovan.
MR. AND MRS. GODBEE
ENTERTAIN WEDNESDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Godbce en
tertained a number of the young
married contingent Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mi. and Mrs. T. W.
Timmerman. Those in the receiving
line beside Mr. and Mrs. Godbee
and Mr. and Mrs. Timmerman were
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Davidson.
The living room, reception room and
dining room were attractively deco
rated in yellow jassemine. Punch
was ser\%d by Miss Frances Godbee.
Rook was played until a late hour,
after which a dainty ice course was
served. The cream was frozen in
the shape of yellow wedding bells;
the delicious cak * also carried out
the color scheme.
RECEPTION FOR
MRS. T. W. TIMMERMAN
One of the most beautiful affairs
of the season was the reception given
on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. J. C.
Timmerman, in honor of Mrs. T. W.
Timmerman, a recent bride. A large
number of ladies, both married and
single, called between the hours __ of
4 o 6. Those in the receiving line, be
sides Mrs. J. C. Timmerman and Mrs.
T. \V, Timmerman, were Mrs. R. M.
Andrews, of Plains, and Mrs. M. E.
Davidson, of Macon, and Mrs. New
- ton Swindell.
'the living room and dining room
were attractively decorated in yellow
jassemine. the graceful vine being
used profusely on mantels, tables and
over the draperies. The yellow color
scheme was carried out in every de
tail. The-brick cream was yellow and
yellow cake was also served, with
mints and bonbons in yellow and
white. Delicious punch was served
bv Miss Frances Godbee.
f Those assisting in serving were
Mrs. Geo. Rountree, Mrs. L. W. God
bee. Miss Nora and Ruth Brazell.
COURT OFFICIALS GUESTS
OF KIWANIS CLUB
Inspiring Adress Made by Judge
Hardeman—Louis Rossignol Praised
For Road Work.
The Vidalia Kiwanis Club, at its
regular weekly meeting last Thurs
day evening, had as their guests Judge
,R. N. Hardeman, Solicitor Grey and
Stenograpehr J. S. Woods, all the
guests being called on for brief re
marks. Judge Hardeman making an
'inspiring address and praising the
Spirit of fellowship and get-together
evidenced by the business men of
Vidalia and predicting splendid re
sults from such an organization.
In a business wav, the metting was
an echo of the charter presentation
night, letter from a number of guests
on that occasion piaising the local
club for their hospitality being read.
L. B. Godba*‘ was the winner of tjie
; attendance prize, donated by Presi-!
dent* DeLoach.
Mr. Lpuis Rossigi-.0l of the Augusta
Kiwanis Club, was present and ex
plained the efforts being put forth
by Augusta to attract norhbound
' tourist travel from l-lorida to Augus
ta. The business men of Augusta iiad
printed 40,(XX) maps, he said, giving j
valuable information on the trip from
Jacksonville to Augusta, and on this
map Vidalia was marked for night
stop, and he predicted that the high
way through Vidalia. being much
shorter than other routes, would be
largely used. -
President DeLoach announced that
permanent committees to serve for
the remainder of the year would he
, named at the next meeting and the
club would expect to get down to
good, hard work.
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DR. T. E. MILLER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special Attention to Women and
Children.
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. Office Vidalia Pharmacy.
Plidne 190 . Vidalia. Ga.
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Jackson Hotel
H. B. Hortqn, Manager.
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HOT AND COLD WATER IN
EVERY ROOM.
RATES $2.5® AND 13. M PER DAY.
L SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER S*c.
THE VIDALIA ADVANCE, VIDALIA, GEORGIA.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Items of General Interest Around Town; A Persona / ;
Mention of Those Who Come and Go.
Mr. E. Hackel ; s in Brunswick on
a business trip.
Mr. J. B. Brown of Uvalda spent
Tuesday in the citv.
—We celebrated Willard
Storage Battery; none better. —Sou-
thern Storage Battery Co.
Mrs. D. F. Miller of Sylvania was
in the city Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Pattiilo spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Macon.
To prevent a coin take 666.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thompson of
Ailcy were here Wednesday.
Mr. H. C. Willis is malAng a bus
iness trip to points in Florida.
Mrs. Bessie Smith was the guest
of relatives at Soperton Sunday.
—Our prescription department is
up-to-date in every particular, and
the best of service is given you.
Oliver-Pierce Drug Co.®
Mrs. T. C- Thompson and Mrs.
A. M. Moses are in Augusta visiting
relatives.
Miss Allie Mae Ilaynes of Swains
horo spent the week-end with home
folks here.
—Special Turkey Dinner at Jackson
Hotel Sunday. 50c per plate. Make
reservation now. Phone 211.
Mrs. Rudolph Gray of Swainhoro
spent the week-er.u here, the guest
of relatives.
Mrs. Marcus Calhoun and Mrs.
Edgar Hunt of Mt. Vernon were in
the city Tuesday.
—Come to see us for guaranteed
battery work. Eveready Storage
Battery Co.
Miss Haynes of Glenwood
was the week-end guest of the home
folks in Vidalia.
I —See my big line of Sailor Hats
before you make a selection. Mrs.
J. E. Thompson.
—To break a cold take 666.
—Just received an extra shipment
of Spring Millincy for the Easter
trade. Mrs. J. E. Thompson.
—Rub-My-Tism cures bruises, cuts,
burns, sores, tetter, etc.
,—Unlike most millinery stores, I
carry a large line of pretty Children’s
Hats. Mrs. j. E. Thompson.
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666 quickly relieves a cold.
—Special line of Ladies’ Hosiery,
the newest thing in Embroideried
Hose. Mrs. J. E. Thompson.
666 breaks a cold quicker than
any remedy we know.
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| Air Tight Cans ::
1 8-lb. can - $1.44 |
1 4-lb. can -74 c |
I 2-lb. can -39 c;;
11-lb. can -22 c
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| Pea’t But. 12c !
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Miss Sallie Mae McWhorter of the '
B,e wton-Parker Institute faculty N
stpent Monday with friends here.
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I* or Sale—Three second-hand Ford •
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Touring Cars, at a bargain. See the •
Strickland Motor Co. !
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Mrs. J. O. Seaman has returned •
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to her home in Charleston, S. C., as- .
ter a visit to Mrs. A. A. Poindex- J
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T. !c of Mt. Vernon 1
has organized a violin J
class here and will meet them every ■
Monday.
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—A shipment of Ladies’ Dresses jf
and Coat Suits just received. The *j
prices will surprise you. Mrs. J. E. <
Thompson. **
For Sale—Three second-hand Ford
Touring Cars, at a bargain. See the 4
Strickland Motor Co. J
The regular business meeting.of the .
Ladies Missionary Society of the '
Methodist church was held Tuesday '
afternoon at the church. <
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A few doses of 666 break a cold. J
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Mr. G. N. Mathews returned on •
Tuesday from Atlanta, where he went J
last week to place Mrs. Mathews 1
under the treatment of specialists, j
He reports Mrs. Mathews considera- J
bly improved. 1
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Timmerman 4
entertained at dinner at the Jackson J
Hotel Tuesday evening, their guests j
being Mrs. R. M. Andrews, Mrs. j
M. E. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. J
J. C. Timmerman. |
One practically new E'ord Truck, 4
with peumatic cotd tires, cheap. J
One second-hand Touring Car cheap, j
One Ford Truck, solid tires, at sac- j
rifice. E. L. Meadows. <j
Splendid progress is being made on j
the construction of the State High- j
. way from Mt. Vernon to the Toombs ]
county line, recently the ( work of 1
constructing the concrete culverts j
having been undertaken and practi
' cally all of this work bciff completed.
car -looks worn carry it
|fo Eveready Storage Battery Co. at
Overland Garage. South Railroad Ave- 4
and let them make it look like a j
new one. 1
Announcement ts made of the pur- ij
chase by Mr. J. F. Darby of the J]
plant of the Georgia Preserving Co., 1
located at this place. The purchase j
includes the brine stock. building. J
pickling vats, as well as the real es- 2
1 tate formerly owned by the com- j
pany. The consideration was not 4
announced. <j
B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM. jj
Following is the B. N . U. Program
for Sunday. March 13th. which will j
be in charge of Group No. 2; j
Subject—The Ninetieth Psalm. 4
Song. 3
Praver. 1
Song. *1
I Quizz. jj
Bible reading—Olin Bland. *:
Moses writes of Goa —H. A. Threl- tj
Jkeld.
1 The eternal life of God and the 2
short life of men—Mrs. Sanders. ’
Man’s sin caused the shortness of 4
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life—Glady r s Jones. 4
Life’s chief aim—Mrs. Bessie Smith. 1
A prayer for God's presence before <j
making your talk- Miss Julia Mead- 4
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WEYMAN GUNTER. j
Leader'. •!
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CURING PLANT RECEIVES ij
GOOD PRICE FOR POTATOES. .
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One of the recent enterprises of .
1 Metter citizens ha j begun to func- .
tion in gratifying fashion, a carload *
’ of cured potatoes from the curing 1
'{house established last fall having !
. j been shipped last week and disposed ,
i of at good prices. \
;; The Farm Bureau Exchange which -
• is operating the local sweet potato ,
> curing house, sold its first car of j
| kiln-dried potatoes Saturday of last j
' week.
• The shipment consisted of 504 ,
i crates of a good grade No. 1 pota- |
| toes and was ' sold to the Crockett
• Produce Co., Aust'n. Tex. It is un
i derstood that the shipment will net
J the local shippers about $1.35 per
• crate. This is considered a good
• price in competition with the green
j. banked potatoes r.ow being put on
l the market at 60c per busnei.
r It is likely that the local plant, now
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| ML CTIONS speak louder than ;;
I words to indicate the worth j;
| of a motor car. i:
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| More than half & million peer ;\
% pie have purchased Chevrolet cars. ::
I And more Chevrolets are sold now
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I L. B. GODBEE, Dealer, Vidalia
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§ ing Cultivator
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£ With scarcity of labor and high prices time JJ
* cannot he wasted with one-horsecultivators. A jj
Riding Cultivator will take the place of two men •»
X au<i two one-horse cultivators, an i do more and If
J better work in less time. J,
jjj Oliver No. 25 Disc, Cultivator can he used for Jj
* making ridges, bedding, or listing for cotton, corn jj
+ or potatoes, cuts stalks, or used like a Disc Harrow. ♦jj
<• Best in the world for early or late cultivating. JJ
* Destroys grass and weeds wilnout cutting the JJ
| roots of plants, which would stum their gowth. jj
+ Also furnished with foru or shovel spring jj
X trip gangs and with spring tooth (side Harrow) «•
J attachment. Adjustable from seat without the aid I!
+ aid of a wrench to conform to ridges or level cul- JJ
? tivation. j * J
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i Seat bar guide, bajl hearing, smooth and easy; j*
I any hoy or colored cad use the Oliver No. 25'Culti-
J vator and do fine work.
X We carry a big stock of these Cultivators as ff
* well as other Olivet Farm Tools to se’l at the new Jj
* low prices.. Don’t fail to visit out store. ' . JjJ
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that its possibilities are beginning
to be understood, will have next' sea
son all the stock t can handle, there
I being a better profit in potatoes a;
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the prices obtained than in cotton.
The potato crop in this county is one
of the easiest crepsro ade. — Metter
Advertises.