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AMERICUS
Bottling Co.
fOBSilirD'H
Is The Best Seller
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This popular priced car is one bftithfe mosU numerous wt> i vy.
th6 streets of Americus.. U is. one of the most attfacdyeiui i-
of all automobiles, and while built on substantial line?', it 'l.ur:
has a classic finish and ai fight, smooth running quqfty,&ft|i;u&&
jtn^kiSs.'it the ideal car.
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Our garage is now open, day or night, for all automobile
trade. A force of experienced mechanics..will give you-
prompt, expert attention. We also carry all automobile^
accessories. * '0131 . * fi> .vj 0 .
Lamar Street
WMWW
Hightower’s Book Store
Catarrhal Dealness Cannot Be Cured
by local a a they cannot yoaah
the diacaaed portion of the ear. There la
catarrhal teafneaa.
< mucoua lining of
When thla titfeU
- n ev> Uu., NO'’. SI.—*•
Tr 5 a ' n ,l daughter. Ruth, left
C (or Oglethorpe to visit Mrs.
*L “ before returning to their
-Uv Mrs- Paschal, who
ln A ' nosa Bedenbaugh,
Belle Klmore, of Oglethorpe.
Sunday here with friends.
Beulah Pennington, of Ander-
e spent the week-end hero with
rter, W. J- Pennington.
B Rouse, who has been ll.
undergoing medical treatment
some time, la at home agaii.
to the gratincation of her many
«|.o hope for her early corn-
recovery.
a nd 'Ira Thorpe Grant spent
afternoon with relatives near
gsn"
VOVEMBEB -I®* 7,
iWWWSdOS 1 TIMES-RECORDElt 1
■Wnal
County News Items
, f ac ts Gathered During the Week by Our
Ii'tv « Regular • Correspondents.
NUMEROUS DEATHS OK
ASH SICKNESS WARRANT GOV.
ERNMKNT PROBE — MEN NEEw
„ „ . „ WINTER CIOTHINO.
day afternoon with Mrs. S. J. Brad- - ——gj
j Mr. S. Joiner, Mr and Mrs. Monroe' r '^ HIN0 , T °‘ V ’ U ' Nov ' 21 ~
Green and children. Lillie Sue and ^ nd l <»>a Camp Wheeler near M-
NOV. 21.—Mrs. f-j Minnie Jewel, of Macon county, were “"ma r’en. 7° n
»»*>*• Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. J‘““‘.‘"T *”
,, . _ , quartered, while not alarming, do re-
a I?r Mra ' jl , T ' M ° rrl8 ' 'quire attention, in the opinion of the
Mrs. Duckworth and Miss Ilena war department.
Duckworth were visiting frcnd 8 here Senator Traramelli of FlorWai wUo ,
Saturday afternoon. together with Governor Catts, of that
Mrs. R. D. McNeill visited Mr. and state, inspected Camp Wheeler, recent.
Mrs. J. T. Morris Saturday afternoon. , i las reported to the quartermaster
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Mercer wjro and a urgeo n general that in his opln-
TTcen'here'for quite awhile
U, Mrs. D. B. Beden.
vauutiwl DMlmso ,»•, v»»^» vy w
flamed condition t>f Ath* mucoua UnUii of
the Eustachian Tube. When thl# tuba‘la
Inflamed you have a rumbling Bound or Im
perfect hearing, and when It la entirely
crogt-d; PefiTncea I* the result Unlesa the
Inflammation can be reduced and thla tube ■
restored to Ita normal condition, Jiearlng
will be destroyed forever. Many caaea of
deafofta are d*u*d >r catarife which .18
Tmed «£dllotf of the iKucouaiB^
SUairdCaCarrfe MfdleliS aata'Thru
;'odl»n.;thc mucoua aurfa'cea of the
any c'asJ'i^fata^rhnl^k^neea'Jha^cannot
be cured hjrflaira Qytarrh Medicine. uClr-
culara fre4T Ail DruHfis'a. ffieT
~ r4 CHENS* A CO., Toledo, (X ; •
FLETCHER’S
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Sunday visitors at the homo of Mr. i 0 n there was a shortage of winter
and Mrs. A. D. Autrey.
New Point
clothes and medical supplies and lack
j of prope r nursing. Reports regard-
ling an epidemic of pneumonia are, in
the opinion of the senator, exaggerat
ed, but he states that it is his infor
mation that 1,400 cases of measles mil
itated against the ecifflency of the
camp.
Rot. Warnock, the new pastor of
Rehobeth, filled hi a appointment Sun- „ ecalM!e of ^ lltuatlon , a ur.
day for the first time, preaching to geon general ordtred c^nel Fisher,
very attentive congregation. j o£ h , g department, to make a personal
Mr. and Mra. Charles and family investigation, and this officer at pres-
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. ent j* 0n t ho scene. Furthermore,
M. Deariso. 44 additional nurses have been order-
Mrs. Lin McMath and little son, Lin- j e( j to Camp Wheeled. \ k
wood, and Miss Mary McMath werO ( The quartermaster gdnefral' declared
the guests of Mrs. John Nicholson that sufficient winter clothing should
Monday afternoon. |havo been available by Novemebp 10,
Mr. Sapson Bell returned to his and he was surprised that proper
google and son, Tom, Osborne at Preston Monday, after a short J equipment had pot arrived. ^ j
spent Sunday here, the v | g R w Rh relatives here. I j V ) ’ • • , 7T? ( j f
. I- i: Bedenbaugh. Mrs. o. T. Lawson, of Plains, spoilt| ‘ u " 2 'Vet Hope.
, e Stubbs, who is A student at
’ericus A. & M. college, spout
ek-entl here with Mr. and Mrs.
Stubbs.
oe .,sie pfirbens Is the guest of
e 9 near Fitzgerald.
j coogle and son, Tom,
orpe, spent
ot Mr* I' R Bedenbaugh.
lames Nellie Rouse and Annliu Tuesday the guest of her sister, Mrs.
i, of Andersonville, were here J{ jj Deariso, and In the afternoon
r, guests of Mrs. J. B. Rouse, motored to their old home place at
ion Wicker, of Oglethorpe, was Y uebec. 1
of relatives here Sunday. J j e8a j e gail c r was shopping In
Americus Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Balloy, of Amerlf
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Patton.
“Waiter, have you forgotten met’
“No, sir, not yet, sir.’’—Masses.
for
Qualify,
Service
■AND ;
Satisfaction
Ring 305
And Give Us a Trial.
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FLETCHERS’
and Mr** P> M. Pennington,
Alma Kate and Lillian Pea-
a and Herbert Pennington, of
tuma. spent Sunday here with
I. Wicker and family.
Harden and Cary Harden, of
:us, were recent guests of Mr.
rs. Thorpe (’.rant,
and Mrs. R. H. Stubbs, Mlssos
Sue Stubbs and Julia Mae
and W. J. Stubbs and W, T -
lyton motored to Americus Sat-
Harris. was an A. & M. stil-
pneding to week-end with his
J. H. Harris.
Pennington and A. P. Pon-
> were recent visitors to Ma-
Relle Klmore, of Oglethorpe,
lunday with friends here.
Beulah I’ennjngtpn, Of Anj*
vilie, spent tho week-end here
father. W. J. Pennington.
New Era
Howell, returned to his
l» Birmingham Saturday, after
uk here at the homo
sister. Mrs. D. C. Griffin,
entire community Joins in wel-'
Mr. and Mrs. P. U. Cannon
ccntlv
cicui,
[MI PEOPLE
IDE TIKE*»
GE113IANS CONTINUE TO CARRV
OFF THE curoitw BOPULATION
OF FLANDRI^it WT'-’niEM AT
HARD WORK.
ROTTERDAM,, Netherlands, N'ov. 21.—
Tho 'Germans continue to carry oil the
civilian population of the towns and
villages of Flanders, according to tho
“Nicuwe Rotterdam Courant.’’ Rout
ers is entirely evacuated. At least
2,0001 in^aliitants have left Courtr.ii
and ni Ostdiul the exodus continues.
A largo number ot Tholdents of Bcrl-
ae,4e .have been tak/sp to Tourcolag,
th?rq to beste tq Uie construction of
* _ . # .1 nf AH* nml til
h m.
nAitni
mlVitary works of defense; and at
Sicydliigeh all' men, Wjthout distinc
tion 1 of rahlc ! bf fortune, have been
forced US labor at the laying of roads,
time here to live injAt Pucrs, Bornhem. Willebroeck, •>»
Tlui are home to the latter's| the province of Antwerp, the Ger-
■ Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Neal.
l'. Hrant was a visitor
rue of Mrs. S. M. Parker Ti
mans liavo requlstioned the peoples
arm
ternoon.
many friends of Mrs‘.' J ‘D.' f f.'
*BI lie glad to learn that she
to be out agin, after a recent
illness.
I T Morris Is on the sick
fr many friends NfHhOfqr |v
recovery.
Mnllie Parker and Miss Della.
,pt ‘ nt Thursday’ aVfornoon ^ith
■ T. Morris.
J r Hmy. bf* Huntington, in
iil 01 daughter, Mm. (5<jO.*-
SEED
•srsAXOS^?
. DeJivere^ Vn/lU]i v ^
A laxon Four is the best Xmas present you can
giri; pr pven yqur wjfe/ for yon caw Di
sit arid it will certainly SErfisfjr the..
whom my brothers are now working.
Bate
ity attained by
Orange
Crush is the finest testi
monial to the merit of this
new drink which is flavor
ed with the !fine juipe of
crushed California Or-
People like it bc-
l r.!
iOlli
anges
HEALTHFUL
Waiitcd--Farm Work
By the SUPERIOR GRAIN DRILL. J canfgive you i
references thousands of farmers all over the world for
f.vA
The rain has fallen. Mother Earth is now in good condition
for planting. Why not rush the grain at once by using a new
SUPERIOR GRAIN' DRILL, which will enable you to put in
your grain much faster,' better and save you lahor as well?
We have a completestock of same. Your inspection is invited.
CHAPPELL MACHINERY COMPANY
“THE HOME OF THE MAXWELL CAR.”
Also agents for Engines, Threshers and all kinds of Farm
Machinery. Also a complete Hne of Auta Qtls, r Gasolme,
Tires and Maxwell Farts. *
Bring lour Mon to Dudley's Bonded Warehoose
Americus. Go.. Lowest Storage and Insurance Rate*. Money advance*
' on cotton «t **to of Six WCenL Ser'annSm. Wo §£ have storage
room for other farm pordpets. ’ Wo are In posUIdh co ensure our cue-
tomers the highest market price for cotton. Give ue a trial. War*,
bouse convenient to both gins.
Dudley 3 Bonded Warehouse
N. jf. Undley, President J. P. Finch. Warthoaeeaeaa.
use it, some yoursel
recipient.
All Accessories Carried in Stock at both places.
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LESLIE AUTO CO. : !
209 FORSYTH ST., AMERICUS, GA., ;
m m { }P u w E0RG ' A
s You
Should Plant Now
r Vcsl and Miss- DeHa
c 'isitors at the bonrjsif
,ar > 'Hies Friday. , » »
a ' l, l Mrs. i„ c . Autrey. Mrs.
"Jsoti. and Miss Ruby Autrey
1 willi Mr. and Mra. David!
V> T ■' Bray and two child-
zli ami Iviulse. were visitors
tom., of Mrs
ern'ion.
*” d Mrs. w. Bri
Bailey Sun-
Radishes
Onion Sets
Potato Onion
Cabbage
. Lettuce
Beets
Turnips
• Mustard
Rapa
Phone 542
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PLANTERS SEED Cfl.
AMERICUS. OA.
T
no h^at;
™'. ESCAPES
200i) J00'
LUE
TH
P
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All of it stays where
you want it—in the
• room-n-whso yo,u ; use ;
‘a Gas Heater. They
are ' 4hekpehsivte. f; A''
size tor every room.
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Phone Five-Five-Five ancT
: leL-us^&eads our man. tay.caw.
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