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THE AMERICU3 TIME5-RECURL/fc.K. 0 fEJIBEB 29. 191< >•••< ioeco» Notwithstanding the great advance in all classes of wearing apparel nearly a year ago we placed orders for Men’s Clothing, which enables us to offer the trade values extraor dinary. Every Suit we offer is worth $'20.00 to $22.50, and it will in all probability be a long time ere you get another opportunity to buy good clothing for this price. Many styles for you to select from, and we invite your early inspection. It will mean saving many dollars to you. Spot Cash Only Other Suits $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 Boyden and Regal Shoes for Men, Hawes Hats, Woilds of Underwear and Men’s Furnishings © © © 9 9 9 & O W I I 9 9 W id Mr Line PARODY ON UNCLE REMUS ■ CONTRIBUTED the favor of elderly women and «uOv deeded In borrowing a total of ♦'10,000. 'mostly from theso, before his actlvi- ! tits were discovered and his career ! ended. Whoa he left tbo country, Jve Hallway 01 me SOUlt j with apolof!lc9 to Joel C. Harris) | -.Names! Whafs In a , request, be had no!.repaid o cent ericus fur Oerdele. Ro-, the fall of 1914 the Woman's Kemuer : of his borrowings, and ho left hotel irtfle. llelena^Lyone. Col- * . club of 0 town somewhere 1 "Dey wuz war In dem ”“**• j!^bill, totalling several thousand dot- sh, Columbia, Richmond. - lte ™ r> r V“, “ aeveral mon , ha in had er Fort an’ or Cannon (Buchanan) |, and points Cast and South In Georg'a spent set era. m „ Spocr an' er Bo-; .. Hill p m. the study ot Georgia history and libera , an er uun .. # dcy WUI oa ^_ j li2g **• “• lure. From the landing o g j • what Bh0 , d donc , but she: xo Use (lerman Stcamfrs. erlcua for i^rdele, Abbe- ^orpe, through the stirring days i Furlow an’ of koee dey SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 27.—It is .and tn—e points NaBt . y Hart . «h. w* ^ -r Jon-.t^S^ «1^ l»i cm—t- Jcus^or Richland Co> f tbe Creek and , ? r f„ t i“ CWU 1 -no woll-addlshun' club gwluo to bo;*, to this country using the interned ants. Uirmingham, Hurts- and 016 8torm and 9tre,s , of „ am0 s: and den dey had cierman steamers under certain con- Romcry and points West War, tlio interest of the club members was unflagging, but as no time dur- — ling tho period of study wa s the en- «t(W p. m. . creator than when tho folk- 3uHet Parlor Sleeping Cat thuslasm fi „ un dor dls. and 14 arriving Amerlcus tore of “Uncle Remus was u ah 10:10 p, m., and leav- cusalon. i for Savannah 1:20 a. m. | Early In the spring of tho. following 1 leaving for Savannah at Jr a r tho club gave a banquet, an vllt bo open for passeng- ncJt morning tho husband of ono ot c uo. ) p. m. th0 fair club memboro met “Uncle r Information apply to H., Itemu ,“ on tho street, and the follow. Local Agentt Amorlcus, ! | ng conversation took place: Small, Dlv. Pass. Agent, 1 ,.^ e R uncle Remus, you'vo made a it.: C. P. Ryan. O. P. A., hH wftb c)ub this year-you come 'out ahead!” I “Seoms like I knowod my hcod wuz SllfifiSfiSilSlH so'." said Uncle Remus, rubbing nis ■Idout dem names; and den dey had e r Cobb"— -Was It Ty Cobb, Remus? inter rupted the Interlocutor. "Noser, I nuvvor oood no tie—Jea* er Ordnary Cobb,” and tho old man turned the corner mu'tering: "Day sho' hab some kum* flames I- uit dor German eioamers under certain con- dltlona which are not made public. Aa Chile proposes to rent the steam ers, and a 3 such an operation would bo to German advantage. It remains tr be scc n 'f the Entoflto AHIob will concede to such vessels Immunity from seizure. A request to this effect was retused by them many months ago. BRITISH ARMY MEN BEING IMPERSONATED SaarftSSg “ ld UnC ‘° t TCrTow'd St NEW YORK. not. 27. British army 'EKMSSiES , W00,y *** S* officers stationed here Bsllevestn ltoSdsn* ,wua eh club! - ——,~.i .ho Amer. uS-PnesHfomouiesim ‘ ,Dld I"m'caLCO..CINCINNATI.a m “ J ” “ Yasser, HOUSE AND SION PAINTING. Interior Decorating. Get My Estimates. JOE FITZGERALD. 109 E. Lamar St. TIMBER WANTED Sweet Gum, Birch, Beech and Maple, lumber ehape or short logs 4 feet long, or will buy standing timber. Jordan M»nafacturing Uo. Monticello, Ga. Right Way* drains Arrive, via Ur 11 11 UlIS • ■ lumbuB •12:30 p m lucibus ... I 7:15 p m "■nil and Macon. • 5:29 i m icon • 2:11 p m con • 7:35 p m any • 0:40 a D ^Knmeiy and p, *»omery and • 2:11 p m '’-■'invilie. via ‘ ’ •10:39 p m Trains Denari .• «:40 a m *?• v| a Columbus • 11:10 n tn -j jus ., .! 7:00 a m mb.13 . . .* 3:00 p m an.l Atlanta. .* 0:40 a m In Atlanta.'.. .* 2:11 p n: *n<l Atlanta Komcry and •10:39 p m Kotnery nnd .* 6:29 s D in r s °nviii e . tia .* 2 ill p m .* 7:35 p m •12:16.am ’-yi ounuaT, ANDERSON, Agent "Did you go to the club party, R«- 1 served tea an' you “'roll us about it—what did they have?" , ... -Well, the fust thing wuz lie lee- hit wus er Oglethorpe Ice- ’ ‘But why Oglethorpe " I dunnno. loo' hits jkaze hit doue como from Oglethorpo. -What next, Refus?" asked tho amtrncd gentleman. "Croeki oyotcro." "Crook opstors!” Why. beard of such a thlng-thoy were stuffing yon, Remus,—Its a mistake. “Noser; I diden' mis-take er ono, dey wuz Btuffln* deyno’f. “Did they add anythl n i to ,Jial coureo or was it a cocktail? Vaasor; It wuz or sal-add, I d Whether dey use dcr tall er no. I called hit 'Uncle Remus' sal-add. an hit wuz made outer chicken and sa -And what else did they serve. Unde Remue?" asked the uorongh y interested listener. "Crackers." said the old man. Dor cued 'em Ceorgia crackers, anddep had some Hart (Nancy) letuas loaves, dey tho* hab some knrr’rus names In datclub!” ioffleors stationed here hav 0 begun determined effort to protect tho Amer ican public from impostors who are mulcting it on false representa tions of being officers in lUs Majesty s service or accredited English lecturers. An investigation, quietly carried^ on for eoveral weeks.Jins enabled BrMata officials to tabulate fifty ouch who are known to bo now operating In tho United States. Aa a result op the Investigation n recommendation boa beon mode to th« American government whereby ail British subjects In the United Stat« rpeorted as undesirable by British of ficials will be doported upon the re quest of the latter. , British army officers said yesto day they wore Indignant over the Im positions practised upon Amorlcansbv ,omo of their countrymen who took advantage of the patriotic trapnlcsoo of Americana to defraud them by pos ing aa British army officers. They sa-d tho hospitality of Drlton'e represenfa- !os in this country was without pro- cedent and had mad. them grateful and increased their deteral £Ilon to protect on r cltlsens from "“on/Brfton. the tnvosttgatlon dis closed. registered at one of New York, most ezpenslve hotels, lie posed a* n BrIUsh army officer, gain ed introductions to many prominent folk, carried on a campaign to w - In The Market For cotton seed, corn, peas, peanuts, velvet beans, potatoes, and baled hay. Scales and warehouse Hamp ton street, rear of Harrold Brothers. J. L. Glawson ATTENTION! MR. FARMER We want your cotton business. With our brick compartment warehouses equipped with sprinklers, we can give you the beft protection from fire and the lowest possible insurance. Our motto is: “COURTESY and SERVICE” Prompt, personal attention given your interest ntali times. Liberal advances on cotton stored with us. We sell Ludlow (York and Hub) bagging exclus ively. New ties or rebundled which are juft as good lor less money. Full size cotton picking sheets, bnck, lime and cement. - HARROLD BROTHERS Cotton Warehousemen, Americus, Ga. Better Take Out Our Accident Insurance now. Winter means slippery streets,; windy days and other dangerous con-! ditions. Call Phone No. 186 NOW. Herbert Hawkins J. A. DAVENPORT .... INSURES .... SYSTEM GINS, COTTON. COUNTRY PROPERTY, DWELLINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE CLASS, AUTOMO BILES. UTMiHW CLAUDE MAUCK & CO. Have opened up at Stanley’s old place, on Jefferson Street, rear of Chero-Cola Co., and want to do your Automobile Repair Work When you have any troubles with ,-your car phone 41. Mauck will give you prompt service and Guarantee Satisfaction Not how cheap, but how'good we can make your Photograph, Portraits, Commercial Work, Kodak Fin ishing. Films developed free. Prints 3c to 5c each. Satisfaction or your money refunded. Send us your films; we pay return postage. L. A. McPheeters Forsyth Street