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PELLAGRA PATIENT
THOUGHT HER TIME
WAS UP
MRS. LUCY MOORE SAYS SHE
ll\l> BEEN SICK FOB fi
YEARS
She Had to Sit Doivn to Help (Jet
Breakfast Bi'iml.y. She Is Well
Now. Neighbors Are All
Surprised
SHE TOOK MENROL
“For six years I spent all my time
in bad health, and I was given up to
die, and if it hud not been for Men
dpl, I would have been in my grave
today." said Mrs. Lucy Moore, of
2905 East Kith Street. “While I had
the pellagra, I looked a skeleton.
Every part of :ny body was aching. I
had no appetite. My mouth was sore.
I could hardly move about. I was
unable lo do my housework. Had
drawing-back spells, and had to lay
down an hour or more before I was
able to raise up. There was nothing
on earth that I hadn't tried. But
Yiothing seemed to do me any good.
Everything looked blue,to mo. I
could not walk about without any
help. I had to sil down and help get
breakfast ready."
“One night we started for town,
and we had not got three blocks
when I had a drawing-hack spell. Ho
we had to turn and go hack home.
We liked to never got home.”
“Nobody knows the sufferings I
suffered before I started taking
Mendel. When I used my first bottle
of Mendol I noticed a great change
in rn< Delighted with the wonderful
results of the medicine I continued
taking it. And now I am entirely
well. I feel like a new person. My
neighbors are all surprised to see
such a remarkable change in me.
They all ask me what I tiave done to
mys"lf. My appetite lias come hack.
I can eat anything I want to eat
without hurting me. I can do my
housi work now. I can sleep better,
and feel better than I have felf in
the lest six years. I can walk where
ever I please, and I don’t have to
stop and rest neither. I believe I am
as happy as a woman can be. My
neighbors all think my recovery is a
miracle.
•“There is no word that can justly
express my gratitude towards that
FALL
ANNOUN CEMENT
I all i- here anil with il mines 111 lie purchasing of fall anil winter
supplies for Ihe home anil farm, (lur line of ueneral ineivhanili.se Inis
hern loneil up In a full stork of (he lies) in i|unlity. ami we havehoughl
in ipnndltics siillieienl to make our prites reasonable.
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We are plntming lo widen our trade with the lowa and country peo
ple and are prepared lo give the best satisfaction possible for a mercan
tile establishment to give.
Von will llnd a welcome at our store anil a courtesy that will cause
.'on to want to come again.
If you do not hove the time lo collie here, plume us or mail us your
orders and we will get them to you pi'i'ointly.
It is our purpose to take spine in Ih-' .Messenger each week, and it
will i'ii> you to took for our advertiscment. We believe we can save
.•on mimry, ami help you keep Walker rounty money at home and in rir
"dal on, which means prosperity for us all.
'“urs for quality, prompt service amt fair prices.
Holloman d Enloe
“ON THE CORNER” LAFAYETTE, GEORGIA
wonderful medicine, Mendol. I don't
believe there can lie any other medi
cine f hat can help a person as much
as Mendol helped me. I recommend
it highly. If you want to know more
about whal (his medicine has done
for me, write to my above address,
arid I will tie glad to inform you. I
want everybody, suffering the way I
suffered, to'know about this medi
cine. It pleases me to recommend
this medicine so highly.” With a
smile on his face Mr. Moore, her
husband, who had spent lots of
money on her health, said, “Mendol
is Hie tlnest medicine ever was. It
saved my wife’s life and I want the
public to know about it.”
We are not surprised at all to hear
such statements, because we are
confident of the true merits of Men
dol. Thousands are endorsing Men
dol is sold in LaFayette exclusively
by the Loach Pharmacy.
■■ i ■ ' '■» . ——-1 ■—.c'
| WANTS
I AM NOW READY to do any kind of
shoe repairing.—E. F. Phipps.
FOR SALE —-A gasoline engine.—
Walker County Messenger, La-
Fay etle, Ga.
FDR BENT Nelms Hoarding House
near depot.—T. A. Jackson, W.
E. Withers. 10-6-2 t
ONE HOI.I.AIt will start a Saving
account in the Walker County
Bank and get a pass book.
ALL PARTIES owing me by note or
account will please makeprompt
settlement and save cost.—W. 11.
Carroll. If
BRING your green hides and tallow
to the LaFayette Harness &
Leather Co., whore the best
prices are paid.
ABE YOU going to teach your boy to
he saving by opening an account
for him in the Walker County
Bank.
ALI. PERSONS owing the estate oi
11. P. Lumpkin, deceased, must
call and settle same at once
Mrs. Emma Lumpkin. ts
I AM NOW LOCATED in the South
ern Express Office and am fully
prepared to serve my trade. Let
me have your harness and re
pair work. I will give you sat
isfaction.—E. F. Phipps.
WALKFR COUNTY MESSENGER, SEPTEMBER 29, 1916,
Statement of the Condition of Tilt*
BANK OF LAFAYETTE
I.orated at LtiFayette, Ga., at the
Clow of Business Sept. 19, 1916
RESOURCES
Demand loans $ 26,583.67
Time loans 273,811.10
Overdrafts, unsecured 1,001.36
Bonds and Stocks owned
| by the Bank 4,650.00
Banking House 26,165.48
Furniture and fixtures 4,708.42
Other real estate 17,393.42
Due from hanks and hank
ers in this slate 1,958.57
Due from banks and bank
ers in other states 23,246.66
Currency $4,861.00
Gold 1,272.50
Silver, Nick
els, etc 2,047.80
Cash Items 3,686.26 11,867.56
Total $391,386.24
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $ 60,000.00
Surplus fund 40,900.00
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses, interest
and taxes paid 18,076.00
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 125,109.34
Time certificates 87,151.56
Cashier’s Checks 1,048.74
Bills payable, including
time certificates repre
senting horowed money 60,000.00
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Total $391,386.24
Slate of Georgia, Walker County.
Before me came J. E. Patton cash
ier, of Bank of LaFayette, who be
ing duly sworn, says that the above
end foregoing statement is a true
condition of said hank, as shown by
the hooks of file in said bank .
J. E. PATTON.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 26th dsot of Sept. 1916.
Q. M. CLEMONS, C. S. C.,
Walker County, Ga.
LET ME DO YOUR next. shoe, re
pairing. My work guaranteed to
please.—E. F. Phipps.
THE BABY, the mother, the father,
and the grandparents ought to
have a Saving Account in the
Walker County Bank.
FOB SALE— A sow and four pigs.
Poland-China. —J. C. Wardlaw.
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, La-
Fayette, Ga.
FOB THE BIGHT PRICES on all
auto fixtures, tires and tubes,
see, LaFayette Overland Sales
Co. —John R. P.ra, Prop.
idalker County
fair
Oct 26th, 27th , and 28th
Partial List of Exhibits For Which Premiums
Will Be Offered
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full Premium £ist Pub
lished If ext idee A
i
Following is a partial list of exhibits for
which premiums will be offered. Doubtless
more exhibits will be added next week, when
the full and complete premium list will be
published.
For best milk cow.
For best boor hog.
For best sow.
For best pair sheep.
For best pair of goats.
For best bull.
For best team of horses without
harness.
For best team of mules without
harness.
For best driving horse.
For best saddle horse.
Best mule colt one to two years
old.
Best mule colt under one year old.
Best horse<colt one year old and
under two years old.
Best horse colt under one year old.
Best lady driver.
Second best lady driver.
Best lady rider.
Second best lady rider.
Best gentleman driver.
Second best gentleman driver.
Best gentleman rider.,
Second best gentleman rider.
Singing contest.
100 yd foot race.
50 yd foot race.
200 yd bicycle race.
Finest baby under one year old.
Second finest baby under one year
old.
Finest baby under 2 years old.
Second finest baby under two years
old.
Best fiddler, three tunes.
Second best fiddler.
Best made dress.
Read this carefully and begin preparing your ex
hibits.
Watch the page ad. in next week’s issue.
Full premium list will appear together with con
ditions and regulations. Read it and save it and
bring your exhibits.
Walker
County Fair
LaFayette, Georgia
lOctober 26, 27 and 28, 1916
Best crochet.
Best tatting.
Best sofa pillow.
Best handmade apron.
Best solid embroidery.
Best pieced quilt.
Best chocolate cake.
Best half dozen tea cakes.
Best half doz. biscuits.
Best collection of nuts.
Best candy homemade.
Best map of Georgia.
Best Map of Walker County.
Best genral display made by any
one child.
Best general display of flowers.
Best general display of ferns.
P. 'sf general display of dahlias.
Best general display of chrysan
themums.
Best general display of cut flow
ers.
Be»t general display of farm pro
ducts on one farm.
Best ten ears of corn.
Best bale of bay.
Best half bushel wheat.
Best half bushel oats.
Best display of Irish potatoes.
Host- display of sweet potatoes.
Best display of onions.
Best gallon of sorghum, glass con
tainer.
Besi display of honey.
Best display of peas.
Best pumpkin.
Bes* display of turnips.
Best display of pears.
Corn Club Boys may compete for
prizes offered for best ten ears ot
corn.
Best collection of French and Eye
let Embroidery silk dress pattern.
Best crocheted counterpane.
Best collection of crocheting.
Best collection of Colored embroi
dery.
Prettiest collection of tatting.
Best collection of drawn work.
Prettiest hand made towel.
Prettiest embroidered waist.
Best cross stitch.
Best punch vfork.
Prettiest handmade handkerchief.
Best angel food cake.
Best pound cake.
Best half doz. biscuits.
Best corn broad.
Best white cake.
Best wheat lightbread.
Best dozen doughnuts.
Best tea cakes.
Best ginger bread.
Best trib of geese.
Best trio of ducks.
Best trio Rhode Island Reds.
Best trio Brown Leghorns.
Best trio White Leghorns.
Best trio chickens, any breed nos
listed above.
Best cockerel, any breed.
Best hen, any breed.
Best display of canned goods.
Best display of pickles.
Best display of jelly.
Best display of preserves.
Best half dozen jars of peaches.
Best half dozen jars tomatoes.