The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, June 28, 1918, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVolume VII No. 36. Why Jhe Savings Pledge During the present intensive War Savings campaign we are asked by the President-and by .Secretary Me Adoo to pledge ourselves to save and with our savings to buy at definite times a specific amount of War Sav ings Stamps. Why should we 1 e called upon to do it? We are called upon to do it I e / cause, i s President W;1 on says, this is a war of nations, not of armies, and everyone iu the .'and must do h s share. So far more than 2,000,000 men have gone into the Army and Navy and 1.000,000 more are to join before August 1. These 3,000,000 men give themselves as their dona tion to the war. Tbe remaining 97, 000,000 people left at home must give something else as their share. This savings pledge gives the stay at-homes an opportunity for service. We are asked to pledge ourselves to save and economize, to use labor and materials only as necessity demands, and invest our savings in War Sav ings Stamps. The government asks us to do this because the amount of labor and ma terial in the country is limited; it is purely a question of supply and de mand. If we use the supply the government does not have it for war needs. And the smaller the amount the government has for uso the long er will the war last. This is War Savings day.' Let’s help bring an early victory. Fast Day At Liberty Church The Second Sunday in July will be observed at Liberty church as fast day, and services will be continued until after Thursday, with dinner on the ground every day but Sunday. 240 Pound Pig. With corn above 50 e'ents hogs eat their heads off very quickly. The hog that taks two or three months to get on full feed never brings you a profit. When you are ready to put your shoacs on feed, begin with the B. A. Thomas’ Hog Medicine. Use regular ly and watch your shoats round out into fat hogs in nine l months —hogs going well over 200 pounds and as high as 240 pounds. Fignre the av erage feeding and you will see why the B. A. Thomas medicine is a good investment. Try feeding out your hogs on this plan and if you are not more than pleased, we will refund the cost of the medicine. For sale by all good dealers, or write to Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., Paducah, Ky. adv Willinghams Warehouse COTTON FACTORS Cotton, Mules, Wagons Fertilizeis, Bagging, Ties Macon, Georgia. lilt Holldh THE PATRIOT By ZIM H BUY YOHS 1 ' * THRIFT j » ! ATT VMS HIM. iS rfil ft £ F 7 _BE Contributed by Eugene Zimmerman to the National Security League’s Campaign of Patriotism Through Education. Education Day June Thirtieth It is proposed by the Education Commission that fifteen million dol lars be raised in three years for Bap tist Schools in the South. Os this । amount Georgia is asked to raise sl,: 200,000.00 for her system of Baptist Schools including Mercer University, Bessie Tift College and the several secondary schools, etc., owned and operated by Georgia Baptists- The aim set by Baptists as to stu dents in their schools in the South is 35,000 students enrolled, including 3.500- ministerial students. Only a Christian institution can truly train Christian leaders and workers. Only a denominational institution can train denominational leaders and workers. The Baptist pastors and Sunday School leaders of this section are deep ly interested in this great educational effort, as are all good -people- They urge that all friends of this cause at tend Sunday School-on Sunday, June 30th, and by their presence and their participation in the exercises of the day encourage and help to meet the Christian educational needs of our State. Fords For Sale Several comparatively new Fords for sale. If you want one comequick or if you "have one to sell, I’ll buy it. C. 11. Parker, 5 3 Irwinton, Ga. IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. ■" » ■ .I, Notice Teacher’s Examination — The State Teachers’ Examination will be held at Irwinton on Friday and Saturday, August 2nd and 3d, ! 1918. The Reading Courses will be: — Primary and General Elementary 1 Manual for Georgia Teachers 2 Wooster’s Teaching in Rural Schools, Southern School Book Dept. Atlanta. Price §1 20. 3 Bennet’s School Efficiency, Ginn & Co., Atlanta, Price SI,OO High School and Supervisory 1 Manual. 2 Hollister’s High School and Class Management, Southern School Book Dep, Atlanta. Price $1.26 3 How to Teach, Strayer & Nors worthy, —Southern School Book Dep , Atlanta, Ga. Victor Davidson, 6^2) County School Superintendent. Two Horses Two good horses for sale. They were bought for work that required health and strength; this sale is not caused by any dissatisfaction —owner has car in their place. S. B. Gilbert, Toomsboro, Ga. 6 21 3t Break your Cold or LaGrippe witn a fewdoses of 666. War Savings Day Chairman G. H. Carswell and Wo man s Chairman for this county. Mrs J. J. Ragan, have planned in accord ance with National plans to observe Friday June 28 in this county as War Savings Da/. The people are asked to quit work and assemble at the nearest public meeting held for them on that day. these meetings being planned for ev ery militia district in the county for laying plans for securing pledges and buying our quota of stamps. For Judge Superior Court To the White Voters of the Ocmul gee Circuit: i hereby announce my candida* y for the office of Judge of the Superior Court of the Ocmulgee Circuit, for the term beginning January 1, 1919, subject to the rules of the Primary ordered by the Democratic State Committee. It has beeu more than half a cen tury since a citizen of Baldwin Coun ty has held this important office. The office has been continuously held by citizens of Greene county, for nearly twenty-four years, and by the pres ent Judge, Hon. J. B. Park, for nearly eight years. Since the organization of the Oc mulgee Circuit, no judge, so far as I am informed, has held the office long er than two terms, and if Judge Park is re-elected the precedent o( a hun dred years will be broken. I respectfully solicit the support of the people of the Circuit, and if elect ed. I promise faithfully to devote my i entire time to the discharge of the duties of the office. I shall give the people nf the circuit, as far as in my power lies, a irjmpf, energetic, econ omical, and business-like administra tion of the judicial business of the circuit. If elected, it will Le a pleas-: ure to me, between the terms of reg-' ular court to visit the several coun- i ties in the circuit, for the purpose of disposing of such motions and Cham bers proceedings as may arise, there by conserving the convenience of members of the bar and litigants. Isl all be deeply grateful for the support of the people for this import ant and honorable office. Very respectfully, Edward R. Hines. j For Sale Throe hundred budtels corn in the shuck 32 per bushel. Oats in straw : $2 per hundred. C II- Richardson, (5 31 mp) Ivey, Ga. : W. S. S. means, We Shall Sacri-j fice needless luxuries to help win tbe war by buying War Savings Stamps. । i Acquire the “Thrift Habit” —buy Thrift and War Savings Stamps. W. O.KINNEY & CO. Successors tJ B. T. ADAMS & CO. Cotton Factors Farmers Supplies, Mules Hish Grade Fertilizers 614 to 620 Third Street MACON GEORGIA. Commissioners June Report liwinton, Ga., June 4, 1918. : List of warrants d'awn on Treasurer i this day. J. F. Billue, Clerk Board U. C. Adams Gro Co supplies $ 88.20 Wm Bargeron 2 cans heal- ing powder 130 ' J F Billue, sal clerk C C 40.00 । J F Bloodworth sal County Attorney Apr and May 32 66 Clark Brown 61 fish at 17 10.30 sal ferryman 50.00 ; R L Brooks bridge work 2.00 J W Brooks Jr sal C C 5.00 J T F Brooks coms col $327.50 road tax at 10% 32.75 The Bulletin whiskey ad May $2; C C report May sls 17.00 ’ J W Burke Co supl lor press ing county papers 2.00 Laurence Butts 15 days elerk ! Bd Assess S6O; stamps and j env 36 55; express .64 67.19 ,C B Butler com 3300 rd tax 30.00 GA Butler 711 b cabsge, 4H 3.19 ! . Ray Butler 2211 b tumps 5c 11.05 G H Carswell settlin with Tax [ Collector 25.00 ; L C Carr coms col road tax 70,00 I Henry Carswell cut tree out rd .50 j Jas Carswell 9bu 541 b corn 19.22 J C B Chapman 12 bu meal 24 00 HA Cliett Farm Dem 33.33 J S Davis Ordy lunacy trial J $5; 6 Jurpmen $6 11.00 .J T Davidson 9d tax eqlizer 36.00 P M Davidson wk on rd meh 45.00 J W Davidson guarding eonv 40 00 J T Davidson 3 12 bu peassl4 ■ 631 b turnips 2.83 16.83 E J Davidson arrest and R R fare delivering Oscar to jail 5.00 W C Dennard com road tax .50c i Dixie Canner Co 1 Nat Jr outfit S4O 50; C.O.D. chgs3.7s Interest on money $1 45.23 ,G O A Daughtry 1201 b flour 8 50; 4 prs plow lines 1.60; 201 b tob 12; 2pr trace ch 2.70 24.80) J II Duggan sal C C 5.00! M M Eady sal harden 100.00| recap Sam Taylor, bd for S T 5.25; turn keysl.2o i auto hire and R R fare 6, re i ward J T McCommons 50 62.45; : M M Eady fr mule shoes .26; ; fr 112 bl oil 1 81; fr 2bl roof coating 2 86; demurrage on the above 4.4 1 9 34 ; j Foote & Davies stationery 104.80! Mrs Jane Fountain office rent Mar 15 to June 1 12.50 Eli Hall repairs Sandbed brgs2 jS G Kimballs wk 1.25; G W * Everett .50 3.75 Morgan Hnll 3061 b meat 28c 85.68 i Happ Bros 2prs pants 3 60 ; W R Hardis supl for AHolder 12 00 । J E Holland services with I convict camp 3600 J E Holliman sup pau farm 71 90 ■Tom Jemmerson jan cthcuse 300 E Johnson suplies for court house and anvicts 13.42 One Dollar a Year Local Items ■' Mr W. I. Dixon, of Toom tboro ■ was in town Mondav. Mr Fred Everett spent Saturday ' in Macon. i - । Mr Dupree Parker is at home for 1 vacation from School in Atlanta. I . —o— -1 Miss Benita Dixon of Tocmsboro visited Mrs B. I. Stevens thhis week. i I • Miss Edna Earle Raines, of Macon • is visiting her grandparents, Mr and • Mrs B. I. Stevens. । ' ~ Little Misses Evelyn and Mary ; Camp, of Dublin returned home Sun j day after a week's visit to Mr Craw -11 ford Manson. Mr and Mrs R. Earle Camp of 1 Dublin were gueitr of Mrs Orian W. 1 Manson Sunday. ' I * Mr J. A. Carswell, Mr I. B. St.'n* >. sen and Emory Carswell went to Va ) con Tuesday. , ■ ; Ivey Justice acting sheriff )| 1 day 2; sub 6 witnesses 3; 5.(0 ; A C Kimsey blacksmith wk for convict camp 50 10 I A J Knight 1671bs meat 28c l 46.76; 10 bu corn $2 66 76 l i continued editorial page — Dwelling House And Store For Sale f Two-story dwelling and lot, store • building and lot, both near depot at Mclntyre. Two kaolin mines n«r I town. M. M.Eady, 5 10 Mclntyre,- Ga. I RUB-MY-TISM, antisep tic, relieves Rheumatism, Sprians, Neuralgia, etc. War Saving Stamps steadily in crease in value. : lEORGIA —Wilkinson Countuy. ,i To whom it may concern: W. T. Ryle of said state having । applied to me for letters of adminis tration on the estate of A. F. Ryle, late of said county, this is to cite all ( and singular the creditors and next of kin of said A. F. Ryle to be and ap , pear at the July term of the court of Ordinary of said county, and show cause, if any they can, why letters of administration should not be granted to sail W. T. Ryle on said estate. Witness my official signature. This 3d day of June 1918 J. S. Davis, Ordinary.