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PACE EIGHT.
(THE AMERICUS UTMES-REOORDEIt
THUB8DAV.S0-
XMAS SHOPPING!
Make Your Selections Early
Complete line to select from
Sterling Silver Community Silver
W. W. W. Rings Icy Hot Bottles
Card Cases and Complete Stock of Watches.
Titos. L. Bell
JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST
Local News Items
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lockhart will
Bpenct Thanksgiving | n Dawson wl‘li
,Mr. and Mrs. Will Alexander.
[ Misses Eufa and Mattie McNeal left
this afternoon for Moultre, Go., where
they wll spend Thanksgiving.
Attorney Dan Chappell Is spending
today In Leesburg, where he lg en
gaged In legat buslnoss.
ONE HAY HOUSE broke out of lot;
■ finder will please notify H. O. Jones,
and receive pay, 28-'t
Now is Seed Time
And Allen’s Drug and Seed Store is the be$t and
cheapest place to buy them. Plant now Turnips,
Rutabagas, Lettuce, Radish, Mustard, Beets and Cab
bage. For field seeds plant Rape, Rye and Barley
for grazing, and Fulghum Oats for a good crop next
spring.
Be& and largest line of Drugs and Medicines in
the city. We want your business and will endeavor
to merit it
Very truly yours,
ALLEN’S DRUG AND
SEED STORE
Kiln) Actress a Ilrldc.
GltREEXWICH, Conn,, Nov. 28.—
Miss Amelia W. Daly, of New York,
an actress, was married to Lyman H
Brocnlng, also of New York, head
photographer of the Famous Film
Players’ Company, by Justice of the
Peace Albert S. Mead, here yester
day. ,
The bride gave her ago as twenty-
one and Mr. Droenlng said ho wa3
twenty-live. Mrs. Droenlng Is the
daughter of Harry E. Daly, of Ntw
York. Mr. Broenlng, who ha s taken
a government position, sailed today,
It is said, for England.
YOUR THANKSGIVING OVERCOAl
ON FREE TRIAL—NO DEPOSIT
—NOjEXPENSE—we will
send you a mw Acoutficon.
This is (he small instrument
that hat positively enabled over
3JY),000 deal people to hear.
DEAF
You Can Hoar
With th« Acousticon—
hear conversation of ynur friends.
Boric—amy sound — just aa y«»
usedlo. We guarantee it o» you cm
return the Acouaticon at our expense
without its costing you i cant.
Write at onco for ten
days' free borne trimL
-a uaya live uuuio inai.
GENERAL ACOUSTIC COMPANY, 1300 Camller Bldg, New York
A Curd of Thanks.
We wish to express ou r heartfelt
tlmnks for many kind deeds and sym
pathies extended us at the death of our
boloved wife and mother; also for tho
love and courtesies shown her and
family. May God richly bless you Is
our prayer.
MR. R. B. ENGLISH.
MISS MARY ENGLISH.
MR. and MR&. W. M. ENGLISH.
MR. and MRS. R. O. ENGLISH.
MARKETS
Latest Prices
Amcrlcus Cotton Market.
Good Middling 29 1-lc
Loral Cotton Seed.
Per Ton •• $75.00
Our ladies shoe fashions are not
limited to any one make of shoes.
We Select the Best
From the Best y‘
and have many beautiful models
in Ladies’ Fall Boots, and it al
ways affords us the greatest
pleasure to show then#*
We carry every variation of size
and width for perfect fitting
Regardless of the great increase
in the cost of sl oes this store
still stands for ihe best shoe val
ues at any stated price.
v.«V
Tillman & Brown
A- *• a ~ W P* ;. ..
Fitters of Feet
' ,1
New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—Cotton fu
tures on ho call were quoted: Jan
uary, 29, 25-31; March, 28.72-79; May,
28.50-54; July, 28.41-35, and at the
closo were as follows; January, 29.34;
March, 28.88; May. 28.58; July. 28.10;
Dccober, 30.14.
I F YOU’RE going to have a g 00(
overcoat in time for feast
better see about it at once.
If it’s to be such an overcoat
you’ll feel really thankful about, b
ter get it here.
This is the quality store; and w,
have nothing but the tbest. Tha
overcoat is too important a purchasi
for you to take any chances on; we’ve
eliminated the risk by having the
best all-wool overcoats that are made.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
overcoats from $25 to $45
Other makes $17.50 to $30
[Copyright Hart SchaSncr&Mw
Many fabrics and many styles are rep
resented; fit and satisfaction guanntei
W. D. BAILEY COMPANY
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
OPERA HOUSE
Monday, Dec. 3
MATINEE AND NIGIIT ,
J. A. COBURN’S
Chicago Grain Market
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.—At the opening
today, grain options wero quoted as
follows:
Corn: December, 124; January, 120
3-4 to 120 1-4; May, 118 1-4.
Oats: May, 68 1-8. •
At the close options wore quoted:
Corn: December, 124 1-8: Januarv,
120 to 120 1-2; May 112 to 118 7-X.
Oats; December, 72 to 71 7-8; May,
69 7-8.
Rbs: January, 26.05; May, 25.09.
GREATER
i 'IM
with more than a million cans ready
for shipment.
Throo pinning mills In different
parts of tee country wero burned.
Their output was being used for bov-
cs and crates for export. Tho other
day another planing mill In the vicini
ty of the government’s firearm manu
factory at Kongsborg was burned dur.
ing the night and while attention was
directed toward theis lire a burglar
MINSTRELS
ALWAYS ABOVE FAB.
EVERYTHING BRAND NEW
Sparkling Array of Minstrelsy's
Selected Talent
6 Bill VAUMILtE ALTS 6
Registration Notice.
Registration book for general elec
tion to be held In the City of Amerl-
cus, Ga.. Dec. 12,1917. Is now open. All
city taxes, Including 1917 ad valorem
tax must be paid before you arc eligi
ble to register.
E. J. ELDRIDGE.
26tollth Clerk and Treasurer.
TOM POST CABARET FOUR
KENT OAOE. PEARCE DILCHER
HAM M’UEE EDDIE CLIFFOR
CECIL NORTH GEORGE & OEOROE
JAMES BISHOFLESTER LUCAS
THE JASS JUGGLERS AND JIGGERS
CHARLEY GANO
In His Latest Comedy Scream
“DAFKT0WN SUBMARINE
CHASERS"
MATINEE 25 50 and 75 Cento
Night 25, 50, 75 and $1.00
I wast detected In the flrearm factory.
Tho press state that Geran plotters
In this case tried to blow up the gov-
I ernment factory.
| Foreigners have sought and in somo
I cuse* obtained tmployment at tho j
: government munition plant, and later :
havo been discovered to bo German
| citizens, some of them even oOlcers in
: tho German army.
' Tho press Is warning tho people
to look for a criminal ipjl
German In the country.
In order to keep such
guests out of the country tN
the Increasing number o!
of poor quality from drUthi
Norway, a short bill ni
parliament forbidding forcli
have arrived since August,
stay here more than two ted
out a special license.
SEATS NOW SELLING AT DUDLEYS
I-HONE 123.
DON’T FORGET THE NOON PARADE
The
Strand
MONDAY
Antonio Moreno In “THE
ANGEL FACTORY,’’ and Pathc
Weekly. /
TUESDAY.
WUHara Russell in ’’Musked
Hearts,” and a Cub Comedy.
WEDNESDAY.
’One Touch of Nature."
Comedy—Must Be Young.
, Thursday.
Bluebird feature, "Flirting With
Death.” Strand Comedy.'
FRIDAY.
Douglas Fa'rbanks In "Double
Trouble," Cub Comedy.
SATURDAY.
Third episode of “Railroad
Raiders", Helen Holmes. Mutual
Wecfcly. First episode of the
’’Fighting Trail.”
PRICES)
Children ;.
Adults
. Gc
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GERMAN SPIES IN
NORWAY AT WORK
CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 28.—Norway
during the last half of this yeu r has
had the sam e experience of German
methods as the United States yrunt
through before It entered tho war,
spies working everywhere under the
direction of espionage centres in the
neighboring countries, Sweden and
Denmark. •,
| Thanks to the work of the police,
especially in Christiania, many of
them have been caught, some sent to
Jail and others expelled from the coun
try.
Several mysterious Gres In great In- 1
dustrlal plants and storage houses
have aroused a country-wide sus- I
plclon against German, Sweden an I
Finn. During the last half of the
year there have been twenty-one such J
fires here, two or three occurring it>-
gother. The great store of provisions
in Trondjcm belonging to the British
Importing agency was burned with a
loss of several million dolla/j. it
proved to t>e of Incendiary origin. Two
canning plants with great export* fo-
Great Britain were burned, and a cop.
densed milk plant with exclusive ex-
urt trade to England was destroyed'
THE REAL PINCH
in the weather is here, and the Weather Mai) says
we are to have a lot of it with the real sting to it.
We are prepared to head off discomfort be you
sleeping or waking. We are'now showing
NEW MODELS in COATS with the large col
lars so much in vogue now. They are of splen
did fabrics, and beautifully tailored. Prices to
suit everybody.
COAT SUITS of exceptional values in all the
up-to-date fabrics and colors. We are constant
ly in receipt of new models and cart please al
comers with our prices and styles.
NEW DRESSES just received of very pleasing
styles and colors. And too there are some swel
evening dresses among them. You should drop
in and see the NEW THINGS in our READY
FOR-YOU-TO-WEAR Department.
LADIES WAISTS in new swell models are here
in great profusion and at getable prices. Let us
show you this line of Waists next trip down town
l>ONT LET
We
THE MIDNIGHT COLD begin to steal in on you before you » ake
to the fact that you need some of our Fine Wool Blankets Comforts etc.
have the largest stock of these in this part of the state. YOUR LOSS if y<> u
forget us when you buy. All prices. All kinds.
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