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About The Vidalia advance. (Vidalia, Ga.) 19??-1977 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1927)
AH The Newt Os ToomU end Sarrennding Conatiet IMPORTANT NOTICE 0 GEORGIA & FLORIDA RAILROAD Greatly Reduced Week End Rates One And One Third Fare For the Round Trip o Commencing Saturday, April 2nd, up to and including October 2nd, 1927, the Georgia & Florida Railroad will sell from all ticket agency stations found trip week-end tickets on each Saturday and for Sunday morning trains, scheduled to leave station before noon Sunday. Final Limit of Week-end Tickets Midnight of Monday After Date of Sale Commencing April 29, 1927, the Georgia & Florida Railroad will also •ell up to and including September 25th, week-end tickets to Florida Beach Beiorts. These tickets will be on sale every Friday, Saturday, and Sun day mornings, limited good to return by midnight Tuesday following date of sale. For further information consult your agent or write the undersigned. J. E. KENWORTHY, j -j .»> General Passenger Agent, * ; wj Augusta, Ga. _..f | • IMACON, DUBLIN & SAVANNAH I I RAILROAD COMPANY I I Schedule «#*«.** I I ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF I I PASSENGER TRAINS I Vidalia, Georgia §|l|||| • ||§lpi Arrive* from Leave* for I- 7:OOPM Macon 7:OOAM 10:50 AM Macon 1:00 PM ■ For information as to through fares, schedules etc., R apply to Agent or G. H. WHITAKER, Traf. Mgr. § || MACON, GEORGIA ■ FAST NON-STOP . Train |H MACON W *• ATLANTA o 1L * Hours %fe leaves MACON \m . isso p. m. ri iissj Commencing Tuesday, May %m\ 24th, the SOUTHERN will wl vi inaugurate a non-stop train between Macon and Atlanta, leaving daily at 1:50 P. M., CP V making the trip in two hours. ' Round Trip Tickets Good 2 days $4.25 Good 6 days $4.80 Automatic tram wjA a. control ctnd Electric Block VjflTS S j \|\ ■ CB. 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Address ir - •• ' < iHf|pNow comes the big week of M'M Celebrate fQty Annual | SEHfirii I •• ► ..• w 1 tres everywhere show one M fefe...solid week of Paramount mMf J Jr ml ** *Pictures only. Greatest WM * r VI DALI A joins in the Paramount Week Celebration! Monday and Tuesday, Sept sth and STOCKINGS,” featuring the Para 6th—Esther Ralston in “TEN MOD- mount Junior Stars. ERN COMMANDMENTS.” Friday, Sept 9th—“FASHIONS Wednesday, Sept 7—Raymond Gris- FOR WOMEN,” with Esther Ralston, fith in “WEDDING BELLS.” Saturday, Sept 10th “QUICK Thursday, Sept Bth—“ROLLED SANDS,” starring Richard Dix. COLONIAL THEATRE “Coolest Place in Town” VIDALIA, GEORGIA “IF ITS A PARAMOUNT PICTURE, IT’S THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN” THE VIDALIA ADVANCE TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND Georgia Toombs County: By virtue of authority conferred upon the undersigned in a deed made by T. R. Bennett, Superintendent of Banks of the State of Georgia, we will sell before the court house in Lyons, Ga., said copnty, between the legal hours of sale on the 20th day of August 1927 to the highest bidder for cash the folowing described lot of land to wit: That lot or parcel of land situated in the City of Vidalia, fronting west on Mclntosh street a distance of 70 feet and extending back an even width in an easterly direction a dis tance of 210 feet and bounded on the north by land of Skurow, east by Mor ris street; south by Mrs. B. F. Echols and west by Mclntosh street and be ing the south half of that lot of land known as “The Mclntosh Lot.” New Cables, Poles and Wire All Devoted to Your Service THE big job of extending and improving the telephone service in the South is engaging the best efforts efi the Southern Bell Telephone workers. It is now estimated that 66,000 nsw telephones will be added to the system this year, and that the gross expendi tures for additions and replacements will amount to ante than $29,700,000. Georgia is enjoying a substantial share of this growth and of this expenditure, and telephone service throughout the State is more efficient, more extensive and more valu able to the subscriber than ever before. Last year enormous quantities of material and appa ratus were used to extend and improve year service la Georgia, alone, the additions and feplaoemehte required 290 carloads containing 17,360 poles, 65 carloads contain ing soo reels of cable, 17 carloads containing 2,M0 miles of copper wire, 4 carloads containing 730 miles of iron wire and 10 carloads containing 87,100 duct feet of under ground conduit. The success of the big program under way this year depends, in a great measure, upon your considerate ee operatlon, which encourages the telephone workers la their efforts to serve you better. C. •. BECK, Georgia Manager SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (hMsywetitf) Said property sold an assets of the Georgia State Bank for benefit of de positors and creditors. Right to re ject any or all bids reserved. Aug, 10th, 1927. J. F. Darby, F. L. Huie, T J. Aina worth, E L. Meadows, S. W. Vann, and J. H. Dees, Trustees of deposi tors and creditors of Georgia State Bank at Vidalia. W. M. Lewis, Attorney. LOTS FOR SALE I Five lots of land in Vidalia sot sale reasonably cheap. Across the highway in front of the hospital 18-25-1-8 G. W. Collins. —Ot ; -we!r> :tore * complelo Tinl dep ndable. W. E. Yalker, .few ,:ler ami pDtrm ;trist.
