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QL VIII No. 49.
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Bl TENT MEE?ING
" The lii%f’o].-lur Heud Tent Meeting
~ that has been so much talked of late
ly, will begin next Sunday !1 o'clock.
Rev. €. E. Cowan, Cenference
Engagelist, will assist Rev. C. C.
Boi? _and great interest will be
~ manifested from the beginning,
The tent is being erected and all
“arrangements made this week.
. ltishoped that tlis mceting will
"be far reaching in its influence, and
"¢ to this end we invite everybody.
.. Come and bring all the family.
el S ~ C. C. Boland, Pastor.
‘ It is announced by R. F. Willing
* . ham,dn many respects. one of the
- most rapidly developing young busi
“hess glxen in the South, that the
- . Qquartermaster’s depot at Camp
‘Wheeler is to be converted into a
$300.000 canning factory and stor
.age market is an important item of
business news. °
- This is the right time for starting
such an enterprise. The cotton crop
has been the biggest failure in years.
The farmer’s hogs, cattle, forage and
food crops are puliing him through
: and even making back some of the
| money many of them lost on cotton.
This will provide an unlimited
i ma.rket for all year around delivery
of every sort of truck and vegetable
_growth by the vast storage facilities
of the great army warehouses.
Already approximately 5,000 ot
shares have been subscribed, leaving
a balance of about 1,000 shares to be
_ taken. These will no doubt be taken
, in a few days.
DR.J.H.M"ORE
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HELP FOR BOYS
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{_ - PLAN OF HOARD
! For the purpose of organizing and
making plans for the changes author
ii’zed by law in the conduct of the
state reformatory, now known as the
lGeorgin Training School for Boys, the
board of managers has heen called to
lnicet at Milledgeville, October 20, at
‘noon. The board will meet at the
Baldwin Hotel. Members expected
are H. J. DeJarnette of Ilatonton;
Fred Paxon of Atlanta; Representa
tive Bale of Rome; Mrs Fuller Calla
'way of LaGrange; Mrs Orcian W.
'Mansdh of Irwinton; M. L. Brittain,
state superintendent of schools, and
|Dr. T, F. Abercrombie, secretary of
the state board of health.
Following the meeting in Milledge
‘ville the board will go ‘o Macon for
the second session, which probably
will be held the night of October 20.
The changes in the reformatory are
the result of investigation of the
method of dealing with the bovs of
the state who get into the courts.
Representative Bale, who sponsored
lthe bill making the changes, stressed
the importance of taking away from
the reformatory everything that tend
'ed to brand a boy and instead make
|the institution a real help to boys
’and thereby correct tendencies to vi
|olate laws. Members of the board
have been studying the problem con
'fronting them and atthe approaching
meetings will no doubt be able to for
'mulate a definite policy and inaugur
ate what it is believed will prove a
'system of training that will get last
iing results.—Macon Telegraph.
' 666 quickly relieves Constipation
Biliousness, ILoss of Appetite, and
Headaches, due to torpid liver.adv
We were invited to be judge in a
beauty contest bstween two gentle:
men at court, but we proposed a straw
}ballgt. and while the voters went for
straws—beat it to a safe place.
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCT 10, 1919,
- ‘Local Items
Mr Thad Player of. Atlanta spent
Sunday witn homefolks. :
Mrs Ada Hatfield has returned
from a visit to lelatives and friends
in Macon and Atlanta. ;
Mr Gaynor Fullford of Wrights
ville spent sunday with Mr and Mrs
G. W. Everett,
Col. G. J. Perkins, of Portland,
Oregon, is visiting [rwinton relatives.
Mr Charlie Spears ot Milledgeviile
visited relatives in town Monday.
Mrs Z. T. Miller of Macon is guest
of Mrs Ada Hatfield.
666 has proven it will cure Malaria
Chills and Feyer, Bilious Fever,
Colds and LaGrippe. Tt kills the
parasite that causes the fever. It is
a splendid laxative and general
Tonic. ady
Mr and Mrs F B. Chambers and
Mr and Mrs W. 1. Dixon of Tooms
boro were guests of Mr and Mrs G.
W. Everett and Miss Anna Cham
bers Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Hugh Parker has returned
from a trip to Detroit.
Mr L. R. Cason, Sr., and Mr Char
lie Thompson of Toomshoro were in
the city Friday afternoon.
Mr Robt. Lord of Toomsboro was a
visitor to Irwinton [riday.
Look at the new fall stock just re
ceived at the Dixe Drug Store.
“Mr Gilmore of Ivey visited his
daughter, Mrs KEula Byington last
week., '
Mrand Mrs J. W. Stevens, of
Bradentown, Florida, were guests of
his parents, Mr and Mrs B. I Ste:
vens. The Bulletin some time ago
reprinted a splendid write-up from a
‘Florida paper which credited him
with fine success as railroad director
and one of the state's most successtul
turpentine men.
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THE “KISSLESS BRIDE”
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Mrs. i\’irginia Reeves Harris War
ner, knegwn as the “kissless bride,” is
having no particular trouble arnul
ng her secret marriage to the youth
who told her that “he pitied married
people avho had children,” and that
he didn’t care for her any more. War
aer visited his young bride, who was
still known as Miss Harris, several
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times aftér their marriage, but for
fear somebody would find they were
married they did not even Kkiss, but
when she was willing to live with him
on $l5O a month she says he refused
to allow her to do so. When he ad
mitted that he did not care for her
Miss Harris told her parents and the
untying of the knot began. The bride
1§ popular in society in both Washing
ton and Philadelphia, being the step
daughter of Commander Archibald L.
Parsong, of the Philadelphia navy
yard.
Rub-My Tism is a great pain killer
It relieves pain and soreness caused
by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
ete.ady
SEIRTE BT CT :
IOCAL HAPPENINGS
Our new teaelicr, Miss Elaiso flat
field, arrived Tuesday wnight. “he
will teach the fitih and sixth grades,
—Loganville Cor. Walton News.
Mr A. 8. Bocne of Teomshoro was
in town last Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Burke W, Lice of At
lanta were suests of Mr and s 1.
H. Bragg last weekend,
Rub-My-Tismm is a powerful anti
septic; it kills the paison caused from
infected cuts, cures old scres, tetier
ete. adv
Two Choice Farms
Fifteen thousand dollars buys 469
acres, between Melntyre and Irwin
ton, Wilkinson county, one snd half
mile from each. Eizht room house,
lights, waterworks, ail necessary out-
Notice
I have the goods in the house: not
on the road somewhere; and these are
Regulr prices=-no Bait o Cut-throat.
4-4 Sheeting 25¢ yd 4-4E]eaching 25¢ yd
7-8 Bieaching Ziec yd Quting 25¢ 3d
Ginghams 25¢ vd Tupelo Cheviet 25¢ yd
All kinds Ladies’ Waists, Ladies and
Childrens Sweaters, Childrens School
Dresses, Boys Pants 60c up, Haynes’
Underwear 5i.06; Rrin Coats, Hats
and Caps, and anything from the cra
dle to the grave--except coffins.
E. JOHNSON
$1.50 a Year
y briainygs, Mucin thmbier, o wovei
Hence, knowh as CASROH” . UL
(8 Bonds tuken in part, terms if da
Esi:'{'rL Honse, buildings and forcing
gw ald est teday Nire Tiousind D
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{ ' 500 sires improved Linds. gl
‘\\'iu eousty, seven and half miles fro a0
!(,‘our:!’:f;x:;f"f woven fence, [ tice
‘ houses, wo waste land, ’dx*ii‘v‘l
by publie road. Iwely huq"“f aw s
within a mile, sehog ‘on fi,@_
Two best collegdiel amj
in Milledgeyitio xi‘,ace in
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Georgia for tha mibney asked. Sixtye
ifi':e doliars r:gflcre*%mn as t§
O'Quinn place, 1% ’ét?fla\d o
! For homes in {%ihedgevifl?é, and
farms in nearby «;'a@pjaihities, write
i J. 1. SIBLEY.
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IA few “saw" us at court this -week.
