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VAflS SIX. THE AmericU§ tMes-recorder. JOHN ROBINSON’S 10 BIG SHOWS Writes a letter Read what they say: f H. O. Jones Medicine Co.. - Amerlcus, Ga. , Gentlemen: Wo have used and are using your Balsam ot Bentoln tor cuts, sprains,- braises, wire euts , galhsi iboUld- - era and botos ot various kinds among our stock and we feel Op hesitancy la recommending it to largo bona and sale owners and dealers. JOHN ROBINSON'S SHOWS, By Cisaid Orton, Boss HoatleC- Largo stock owners ere shoaid not bo without this valuable remedy. Ekfuaily good for man and household purposes. Call for it by name, JONES BALSAM OF BENZOIN. For sale by - drugglata ;jnd dealers everywhere. " * ! " * ' * HEALTH OFFICER OF COUNTY IQ Tin iisniy , ov BK. <, M. VEIt’.ER, WE tfiRGOiiA. SUCCEEDS DB. 24THBORTF.R AS HEALTH COMMISSIONER FOB SUMTER COUNTY. At. a meeting of the Sumter County Beard of Health, composed of Arthur Hylander, E. J. McMatb and Dr. J. Wade Chambliss, held Saturday after noon, Dr. C. H. Verncr, of Imoden, Va., was elected public health oemmlssloner or Sumter county, to succeed Dr. W. lL McWhorter, who resigned recently to take a chair at Cornell University. Dr. Vcrner 1 3 well qualified to fill tho olllee, having had two years experi ence In public health -work and foUT rs in private practice. The board feels that they were very fortunate In securlnv the services of a man so well qualified as Dr. Vernon to take over the duties of Dr. McWhorter. BIG LEE COUNTY FARMS ARE SOLD Mr. Lee Allen has pust bought from II. E. and W. M. Larnmoro. of Leo county, two farms, containing 700 acres of land, lying in the Chokee district of Lee county. The considera tion iva s a very satisfactory price, rM the land Is omc of the best In Geor gia. Mr. Allen has already taken charge ot tbo plantations, and will be gin at once to remodel and build al handsome residence on tile place, H. E. Laramore has bought the B. A:. Wallace place iq Le» county, In the Fhllema section, which contains 600 acres of land, and la one of tho prettiest and most valuable farms in the county. On tho farm bought by Mr. Lee Allen, 100 bales of cotton and 100 tons of rnanut* wpr« ran..'* 'his year. FARMER IKES FINE LIKINS WITHOUT To tKe last drop VMAXWFi I V MAXWELL & HOUSE Is Perfect'^;:?' Ask Your Grocer . CAMPAIGN IS STARTED TO HAISK THAT AMOUNT FOB ARMY Y. M. C. A,—FRANK LANIER HEADS COMMITTEE. mo is n Of I WHITE Ml "I Should Worry i Now About Corns I" ft MILLARD BRAGG STABS FRANK GRAY TO DEATH AND THEN ES. CAFES—-TOOK PLACE LATE SAT. CRDAY NIGHT. they Peel Off With “Geto-It" Two corns are no worse than on* and one Is nothing at all—when you -uso *‘Oets«It. M the one real corn- ehrinker, corn loosener^ qeeMt- right-off corn-remover. sr, peei-n- Thafe bo- week's campaign to raise 06,000 In Amerlcus for the Army Y. M. C. A. has been launched. This afternoon there will be meeting at the Chamber of Commerce DMCIRiC IUV PflTTni) l0r th0 purpose of outlining a definite IlHIdlllb IWl UUI lUn working arrangement. Mr. Frank Lanier has been appointed chairman of tho general committee, with John W. Shiver and J. E. Mathis associated with him. Mr. R. J. Thompson, of Cincinnati, publisher of a banking magazine, who ha g volunteered his Services to the government, J® here for the purpose of llreting the local undertaking. Amerlcus and Sumter county have sent more than 300 young men to the army and navy, and fo r that roason It is believed that the campaign here will make an especial appeal. \ W. J. Pennington, of Macon county, formerly of this county, was in tho city Saturday. Mr. Pennington is one *f the most successful small farmers of his county, and or.o of the most progressive. This year ho operated a four-horse farm, and he and hU nlnctcen-year-old son did all of the work. They did not engage a single hand. Only five acres of cotton were rais ed, but plenty of corn, potatoes, pca3 and the like wero planted. Mr. Pen nington raises practically everything lie eats, Including meats, and makes enough money off his diversified crops to lay aside a neat suta each year. Hs many friends were OyMghted see him in Amerlcus. Milliard Bragg, son of Police Cap tain John M. Bragg, stabbed and kill ed a negro named Frank Cray late Saturday night, and Immediately made his escape. It is believed that he has left tne city. The killing occurred In front ot Tinsley's restaurant on Lamar street butcher knife being tbe weapon uaed. The negro made a remark to whic-. Bragg, who wa 8 drinking, objected When the negro repeated It, Bragg rushed Into the lunch-stand, seized a knife, and then made an attack cn tho darkey. Death resulted several hours later. At least, this is the ver son of It reported to the police. Bragg’c explanation of It is not known novi. of course. GREECE TO PUT ARMY IN FIELD one One Foot* Corn Free, cause two drops of "Qets-It'* eases your corn-pains at once, and you know that that old corn has been “nipped In the bud/' "Gets-It” makes cutting and digging at a corn and fussing with bandages, salves or anything else entirely un necessary. Remember “Gets-It'* Is safe. • You'll not have to take off Your shoe or pumps under the table at the cafe to ease your squirming soul. See that you get “Geta-It. Don't be Insulted by Imitations. 25o Is all you need pay at any drug atore tor “Geta-It," or It will be sent direct by B. Lawrence & Co, Chicago, Ill. It will be a pietist To show you through our Refrigeraiin It will be a treat to you to see hJ ,ng Plan what we furnish you in fresh meals 7 We k We give you the best for th e ?e as '° eat ' Call and see us now. Honey, BRAGG’S MARKET Defective furnace. w accidents with stoves often disastrous fire. q Insure now thru this be safe. Herbert Hawl TO HELP ALLIES fronts in order to relieve the pressure on Italy is accepted as proof that he is not in a position to do so from the standpoint of men or munitions, or both. In an authoritative quarter it was A WOMAN'S PACK. The Advice ot This Amerlcus Woman! week. Prevent Hog Cholera. The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder has a record of 95% cure, of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs ns diy-ccCed, you need sever fear hos cholera, nor any other hog disease. And tbe -direction, are very,- simple. Jest about what you are doing, plus a lew pepts worth of B. A. Thomas] Hog Powdor In the feed twice a WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19.— Greece will be able to put an army of said today that to date Greece has 350.000 men In the field by March, If received no financial aid. The amount she gets needed financial assistance desired from thlg country, less thin from the United States, Great Britain $100,000,000, is said to be imperatively needed. and France. A big push In the Balkans by the 1 Central Powers Is looked for by some 1 ( oaf Administrator Named, military experts. It Is vital that the' WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19. new Greek army be equipped up to The fuel administration announced -,o- the minute. The fact that Gen Sar-'day the aptointment of Arthur T. Wtl- ral] is making no effort “start some- Iiams, of Jacksonville, to be state fuel thing" on the Salonlca and Macedonian administrate) of Florida. is of Certain Value. Man/ a woman’s back haB many aches and pains Ofttlmea ’tla the kidneys fault. Usually, though. Cholera gets In before we know it. Then It requires closo attention t/o each hog—each hog must bo dosed—and If you will That’s why Doan's Kidney Pills are. dose them as directed, you will save iMrfiji RUB OUT PAIN with good oil liniment. That's the surest way to stop them. The best rubbing liniment is -S3 LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good fir your own A dies. Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealer,. Now Well “Tbedford's Black-Draught Is i^ie best all-round medicine 1 eyw-tised,'* write* j.A. Steelman, ot Patton ville, Texas, "I suffered terribly with liver troubles, and could get no relief. The doctors said I had con sumption. ! could not work at Iff. Finally 1 tried £: ' THEDFORQ'S DRAUGHT and to my surprise, I got better, and am to-day as well as any„ man.’’ Tbedford’s Black- Draught Is a general, cathartic, vegetable liver medicine, that has been regulating Irregulari ties of the liver, stomach and bowels, for over 70 years. Qet s today. Insist on the "E-ID genu! no—Thed lord 'i better than 90 per cent. If you don’t, tho B. A. Thomas Medicine costs yqu nothing. {We—not somo distant manufacturer — pay your so effective. Amerlcus women know this. Head what one haa to say about it: jMrs. C. L. Terry, 524 Let street, sayB: “I suffered for nbout twelve j money back. G. E. Buchanan, years from a dull pain in tho Bmail of my back and 1 had some slight troublo with dizziness. There were other distressing kidney d's"' r j #rs too. I used nbout and . ba)( ^ge* ’’—..i Kidney Fills and was bo re lieved I didn't ssa the need of tak ing any more of them, tf I have any more trouble I will surely use Doan's Kidney Pills, because they are all one could want for weak kidneys. I advlno all sufferers from kidney trouble to try Doan's" Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs Terry (fad. Foster-Milburn Co.. M'gs., Buffalo N. Y. ALIENS ARE NOW WATCHED CLOSE tlm-m-m! That IS Coffee w LIST HE KILTIES WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19, A casualties list cabled by General Pershing today shows one man was killed by accident, two deaths occur red from natural causes, and Sergeant Carl G. Shew, of the Coast Artillery corps, was killed by a train. General Pershing reported also that two of his men had been killed In a: tlon November 13th, three others s: verely wounded and three more slight ly injured. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 19.- All alien enemies In tbe United States are reqlured to register and they must likewise secure permits before they can travel frdmorrecltyte another, ac cording to the term*' fit a proclama tion issued today'by President Wil son: ' • >'•> • - The proclamation prohibits all alien enemies from approaching within hundred yardS' of hhy water front, dock 'or simitar place, and' they hre forbidden to reside In the District nf Columbta altogether. u ‘ 1 ' 1 The proclamation provides that alien enemies shall not, except bn public fetes, he found on any ocean, ba>\ river, or other navigable, way: ‘ United • States, and thay- are also-far- btdden to fly airships or balloons, and from entering tbp Panama canal zone. Germans are tho omi -persons rocog- lzed by the proclamation, which docs not affect, the movement* ,of Turks, Pulsars and Austrians in this country. Beat The Boll Weevil. Plant Express Cotton Seed. Ira Wil liams, government cotton breeding ex pert, says: "Earliest variety known." Bred in Miaslnlppl for weevil condi tions; sella for from 4c to 4c more than short cotton. Order your seed now; $2.50 one bushel, $2.25 per bu. In 10-bu. lota. SHIPP ft BROWN. Flnleyaon, Ga. To Head a Headache t i Nothing U Better.fhaa i ( } Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills They Give Ralief Without Bed After-Effects., t **X can aay that Dr. Mile** Rem* ediea have been agodf end to me and my family. I used to have euch terrible headaches I would ai- moat be wild for days at a time; '1‘ began using Dr. Miles* Anti-Tain Tin* and never ! tuve those head ache# any mow. - I caa tp-ak highly of Dr. Miles’ Nervine aUo for" It cured One of mjr childh‘n ot a terrible .ermjua disorder. I • can alway* «reak a good word for your Item •Uiea and have rccommendcff •o a good many. of. my friends who have been well pleaecd with them.*' MPJI GEO. H. HRYAN. • • Janeeville. Iowa. For Sale by All Druooleta. 25 Dotee, 25 Ccnta. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. Tbe Luzianne Guarantee: tf, a/fer using tho contents of a eon, you are not aatiahed in ovary reaped, your gro cer will refund your money, s It’s got the smell and the smack that make you say, “Set ’em up again." For it's always fair weather when good folks get together over a cup ot steaming, staving-good Luzianne. You don’t buy a pig in a poke when you buy Luzianne Coffee. No, Ma’am. It dearly states that if it doesn’t meet your idea of a better coffee, you're entitled to your money back and get it Buy a can of Luzianne and re adjust your ideas of what good coffee must be. Ask for profit-sharing catalog. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS GET IT NOW Boy Scout Suits Perculators Air Rifles Work Baskets Foot Balls Smoking Sell Boys Tool Chests Jardinierei Erectors' P< BIMLES, TRiOVCLES, VflfitlPiOES Wiiliams-Niles Co Hardware • Phone 706 ‘coffee The Reily-Taylor Company, Afew Orleans ZIRON IRON TONIC FOR YOUR BLOOD! -DO YOU NEED IT? Lack of Iron in the Blood Means Lack of Appetite, Loss of Energy, Pale Cheeks, and a General Debili tated Condition of the Entire System. ZIRON Will Put Iron Into Your Blood. ne physical!}* fit! Guard your health as the most prized possession you have. When you rind yourself losing your grip, beeomlng Irritable, nervous, weak, anemic, take Inventory. See what is wrong! ’Totlr bloodiprobnbly does not contain sufficient Iron. The red corpuscles may have become idhulnlahed, and consequently, your entire system suffers -from Insufficient* and'Impoverished, blood supply, and the accumulation ol 'piolsonous waste matter. , $ If yen find thin to be tbe cose, you will want a remedy that will supply Iron, which nil! increase the number of red corpuscles. Try "IRON, tho new Iron Tonic, which contain* no alcohol, no hablt-formlng drugs, and la rec ommended as a sate, reliable, tonic remedy for men, women and children MfScr-.L-czlo Pennington, of Adamsvllln, Ala., writes: “About two week, ngo 1, .was In bed with an awful bad cold, and I wa3 awful weak. I had taken purgative medicine, but wanted to try something with Iron to seo if I couldn't set back my strength. My bon thought ZIron would help me, so I commenced 'Ll -My nerves generally run down in tha Spring oj:d I need something to build me-up. ..When I got some better and was up and around, we commenced the ZIron and It surely helped mo to gain my strenjth and throw off the cold...I havo used only about a half bottle of ZIron bul feef'sd much/bet&i tnd stronger that I Tflay not havo to lake any more for,awhile.’’ . for,awhile. . Buy a bottle of. jz I HON, today, at- err) 6PLCIAL OFFER* — ......,,. ii/un,, uu ;uzr raev'-nt * and give it a fair trial, accarding'to (Jlrecll ous on tho bottle. If, ailer'Ublqt up one, bottle, you find It h*» not benefited you, take the empty bottle Wi re the druggist and he will refund what you paid him for it We repay him so there Is no reason why he should not repay you/ This offer only n unlit re *he first trial bottle. * •» j If your druggist cannot supply you wo will send you a bottle by parcel post, prepaid. Cbattanooga Drug ft Crcmlecl Co, Chattanooga. Tens 5 Red Riding Hood Pla-Shu Gives Rea Comfort to every bo and girl who may wea them. A great shoe value.. We have them in lace and bit ton. Why buy two pairs each season when w pair of these will last for one whole year? them a trial. W. J. JOSEY Ainericus, Georgia EVER HIVE mil GARMENTS SHRED? 1 We never burn, scortl anyone’s clothes. V* DRY. HOT STEAM, clothes and make tke® good as new—THAT’S SF CLEANING, ALTKBISG. CALL IN- »' l " lL fl 0. K. PRESSING i Ed West, Prop** TEIEPII05E I* Al Not how cheap, but how'good we can niahe Photograph, Portraits, Commercial Work, Kodak ishing. Films developed free. Prints 3c to 5c Satisfaction or your money refunded. Send v* films; we pay return postage. LI A^McPfieekr^ Forsyth 125 READ THE T.-R. WANT ABVERTIS0K III Gin