The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, June 23, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWhether It Is A Special BIG SALE or during the weeks and months of our regular; everyday business, you will always find that you get splendid bar gains when you trade with the Gordon Mercantile Company Goods of the right quality and a fair price make the most satisfactory bar gains—the kind that please the longest. FOR MEN, WONEN AND' CHILDREN await you here and we invite you, to come look and make your selection. Gordon Mercantile Company Gordon. Georgia Reduced Round Trip Fares for Summer Travel To Mountain, Lake and Seashore in the North, South, East or West Tybee, “Where Ocean Breezes Blow,” also Brunswick, Ga., Atlantic Beach, Pablo Beach, Mayport, Jacksonville, Panama City, Fla., on the South Atlantic Coast. New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Eng land resorts, also eiverse route fares to New York and Boston, via Savannah and Steamship. These fares include meals and berth aboard ship. Season and Week-End Fares to seashore, lake and mountain Resorts in the Southeast and to ail parts of the United States and Canada. These substantial reductions in passenger fares will enable you to travel cheaper than you have in the past six years. For total fares, train schedules, routes, service, sleeping car, paalor car and steamship accommodations, ask the nearest agent of the ' ■ CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY The Right Way Come to TYBEE dfe Inhere Ocean Breezes kjjf z i Excursion Fares via Central of Geoi^ia Railwaj? . THE RIGHT WAY- | THE BULLETIN. IRWINTON. GEORGIA COURT BOUSE NEWS By A. S. Boone I Candidate Assessments Executive Committee met in Ordinary’s office at 10:39 June, 13, Moved and carried that A, N. Burke act as Secretary in ab sence of J. Emory Stokes. Moved and carried that the! candidate pay the amount oppo site their names, as follows. Judge of Superior Court $50:00 Congressman 50.00 Representative 25.00 Senator 25.00 Solicitor General 25.00 County Commissioners 20.00 Moved and carried that all can didates pay assessments 8-15-22. Primary to be held 9-15-22. H. Pric;. Chairman A. N. Burke, Sec. How’s This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars "Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years, and Iras become known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol son from the Blood and healing the dis eased portions. After you have taken Hall’s Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will seo a great improvement in your general hen Ith. Start taking Hall’s Catarrh Medi cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Tux Equalizers Report 327 Irwinton Default White $20,874 32S Bloodworth " “ 8 2G3 329 Passmore “ “ 3,723 330 Lords “ “ 473 331 Ramah “ “ 4 780 332 Grillin “ “ 220 352 High Hill “ 330 353 Turkey Creek 1245 Bethel “ “ 982 1505 Ivey Total 39,695 Default Colored 327 Irwinton 4.519 328'Bloodworth 1.474 329 Passmore 4.842 330 Lords 1 ■ 613 331 Ramah 4.393 332 Griffin 974 352 High Hill 353 Turkey Creek 792 1245 Bethel 231 1505 Ivey Total 18 838 327 Irwinton white raised 5.051 328 Bloodworth " “ 9,035 329 l’assmore 330 Lords “ “ 8.132 331 Ramah “ “ 15,865 332 Griffin “ “ 11,766 352 High Hill " “ 4.444 353 Turkey Creek “ 3.066 1245 Bethel “ “ 2,187 1505 Ivey “ “ 2.015 Total G 1,901 327 Irwinton colored raised 425 328 Bloodworth 329 l’assmore 330 I-ords 331 Ramah 332 Griffin 352 High Hill 600 ■ 1245 Bethel 1505 Ivey Total 1,025 Total White Raised 61,901 col. “ 1.025 Total Raised 62,926 White Default 39,695 Colored “ . 18,838 Total 58,533 Total Raised 62.926 Default 58,533 Total 121,459 Southern Law School Apply for partic ulars P. 0. BOX 165 GORDON, GA -.'Ar - Neighbors and Homefolks Items Read these paragraphs carefully each week, and watch the spear head. It will lead some reader to a gift of $5.00 Mclntyre Briefs Always finding something *nice and valuable for the people. That is the main desire of this firm and many are the satisfactory bargains found at all 'seasons of the year at the wellstoeked I store of J. E. Holliman, Mcl n tyre. General Merchandise. Millinery. Hard war- . and specialties for the auto. During the present progressive davs there are many mechanical device that are almost human in their work ing, but always there is Ithis one difference:- the human body is largely self adjusting; but the best machinery, once a lijtle wrong, never recovers without the human hand to put it right again. J. W. Holland, ! Garage, Mclntyre. Ti\e" country is disaspearing. Don't be alarmed. We mean that the difference in city and country life is becoming less each passing year. The 'phone, the auto have done much. The small town store is doing a great pari in handling up to date goods, so that city and country dress alike. G. E. Price. One time is more favorable than another for business, for there are lucky days. It is lucky for the buy ers when a merchant wants to move a stock of goods. Here are some bar gains in Shoes, Hats, Summer cloth ing, Suits, Pants you shouldn’t miss. Mrs W. W. Walden, Mclntyre. What is the object of your trip to ilay? II you are shopping or just passing through you are invited to visit us. Maybe you will find our Soda Fount more interesting than the depot. Gas and oil for the car —Dry goods and general store supplies for the home. W. M. Deason. Mclntyre. Irwinton Events Quite a pleasure to be allowed to stay in our own county and serve our folks just as well as we could by go tug away in 'he mail car. That, is what the orders for Dressed Lumber are saying to each other as they jog along to Momand & Simpson’s Plan ■ng Mill. Irwinton. 1 love to see them moving swiftly and easily along the road. My pride to feel that I help to keep them going, thus adding W the world's progress and pleasure. This is my work. I study to equip myself for better ser vice to Automobile G. F. Everett, 1 rwinlon. What we have we want not. llu-1 man nature craves variety. This is especially true-efthe appetite. Some thing a little bit different for each meal. Just enough to give the idea of change. That is the best plan for keeping appetite in a good humor. Miss Ellen King. Not many days from today, perhaps this Saturday, you will be coming to Irwinton. So just wait and when you do come to town visit my shop a iid get you a hair cut 25c. shaye. or any work that is needed that a barber edn do J. E. Chambers. ‘lnsects have mdiophone outfits,’ scientists say —nothing new under the sun. But our interest in some things is always fresh and lively —Somehow we never grow weary of eating and wearing new clothes. We have many things for wear and lots of eats in cluding fresh ground meal. E. Johnson Nice to know that someone thinks of your comlort and pleasure? And keeps such things as will help you enjoy each season of the year. Sum mer is a trying season in many ways, if you haven’t the modern helps. Cooling drinks, and soothing cos metics will keep you feeling better and looking better Dixie Drug Store. Toomsboro Topics Dividing things usually makes for convenience. So putting our drygood stock in one room and groceries in an other helps the customers to trade more satisfactorily, We will furnish your house, clothe and teed you from our store. Now isn’t that a nice prop ositiou? We have new summer goods. E. M. Boone, Toomsboro. Advertisements Watch this spear head. This is already a hot summer and it threatens to continue so, therefore you will be interested to know that B. F. Brewton, Toomsboro, is in icebusiness, sells at the cheapest price; cold storage meat market; hotel proprietor. You just must visit him. The South, weare pleased to see, is beginning to come into its own in the matter of manufacturing the finished product. Among the first here is J. T. Lord, J r. Toomsboro, planing and dres. sing lumber, operating five saw mills, in the market at all times for all kinds of pine timber. Perhaps vou thought, he had left town just because he has a shop in .Tooms boro, but A. C. Kimsey, the experiened blacksmith, is on the job and operates a shop at Irwinton,too. He will fix the work right for you at either place. See if he cant. He has been at Irwinton for several years and we like his work. . Gordon News There is that about the work of a professional which marks it, be it in music, a dancing or fishing. The pleasing touch of the professional is very noticeable in the heavenly art of cooking Love of the job helps us fellows. Eat with us sometimes. Trawrick’s restaurant. Mrs Frank Trawrick Mgr. “Many are the times I have changed my mind,’’ says the wise buyer. “1 would go to the store with a list of things, and when there get something different that I liked bet ter.” This is why we invite you to come instead of sending for things, if you can. Gordon Mercantile Co- About as well known as any business man can name is Sol Isenberg. Who hasn’t bought, goods from him? Thi» season, as always, he has the seasonable, stylisli goods, at pleasing Isenberg prices. Not only shoes and notions, tint now he sells the good groceries and you will find pleasat trading wPh him at Gordon. Somehow there is a likableness about those old time words “Tried, faithful and tme” —When a man has long been in one business it becomes known if he is reliable. Adam Young is old in the blacksmith and repair work. You will find him at Gordon, ready to serve. J. 11. Bloodworth &Co. Gordon, isthe place to find anything in general mer chandise. dry goods, hardware, and im plements for farm. It is their aim and purpose to meet their customers every need in these lines, so visit them and save unnecessary steps. It is natural to want more —we want more business. City Shoe Shop & Pressing Club. Out of town orders so licited and given prompt attention. । Send your shoes to mo. Try “Cleanse all'’ made specially to clean clothes without doing them injury. 500 mail— post paid. T. J. Monroe, Mgr. Gordon Each day is a new and untried life You know not where you may b.e called. R. J. Hawthorne, of Gordon will take you in a taxi any hour. Best rides any point in County. Also he has a splendid line of general merchandise. He is ever ready to travel or sell goods. The people of Georgia are scratch ing their heads and trying to think where they can sell some farn produce T. O. Fields, of Gordon, dealer in fancy groceries and meat market, buys county produce and makes you feel better by paying the best prices. * Let him be of help to you in this way. , There is lots of time and worry saved by having a place to get things that are ready for use. D. W. Eiland has ready to wear clothing, and the best of bargains in fancy goods. You will like your foot when in the good looking Shoes he sells. The idea of the day in fancy grocer ies and meats is to keep all insects out of things a body eats; M. S. Lee, Gor don, has the sanitary store complete, everything screened, the bug and fly have no welcome there. Advertisements Some interesting plans are to b e used in this department Read it weekly, or you may miss a valuable present which was meant for you. xb Cures Malaria, Chills, 000 Fever, Bilious Fever, ^^^Colds and LaGrippe. All that an advertiser could ask of a newspaper is to get his advertise ment read. Thia section of the pa per is read and will continue to be. ; A service which will be greatly ap , predated by the people of the county is thatjof D. C. Kingery, at Gordon, Ice—and store meat —mail orders , promtly filled. °hone or write for । emergency needs, he will get in just as big hurry asyou are, and have । the goods reach you in plenty of time, and 1 that means a lot, too. [ When a man is welled dressed and Well fed he is apt to feel extra well. The City Case and Pressing Club will keep your clothes looking right and । keep your appetite in good shape to math your outward appearance. Come in for a bite to eat any odd time, ora 1 regular meal when you have time In Gordon. Pressing guaranteed. You can judve the food at once. i Don’t need to close your eyes when , you go into a store, because stores are . open for the public and adorned for the > people to behold. So, after you have i made your purposed purchase from- Stokes Drug Co., Gordon, look around at the other goods in the store. Lewiston Inquiries ’ There is one very valuable thing in 1 the county which never seems to give I out. Maybe you have some that you i have saved long enough. B- White hurst & Company, Lewiston, Ga. will ; buy all kinds of hard wood give the best market prices—interested in hardwood timber anywhere Lewiston, Dublin Notes 1 [ From answering the daily demands of the people for a number of years the Stevens Hardware Co., of Dublin, has got in away of knowing what thing > give their customers the best satisfiic fltion. Wholesale & retail, Auto acces sories, International Harvester ma chines and repairs. They back their ! machines with the repairs and service ’ of the right sort. \ Macon Items ' FEET affect the disposition, disposi' J tion affects your friends —so your walk in life doubly depends on'your feet. Our Shoes and Ladies’ Silk Hosiery will enable you to walk in beauty,with t temper all serene. We will so much I appreciate a visit at 360 Second Street 1 Macon. Strong Shoe Company, ' The preparation of the material anti । the manner in which it is presented, i& responsible for more than half of the pleasure and satisfaction of the per- ■ formance. Those whose one study is ■ the appetizing preparation and serving ■ of good food are waiting to make your I next meal in Macon a delightful «ere ' mony. Metropolitan Case, 411, 3d St. 1 Your new Shoes, right out of the store, were made of leather, thread and t tacks, put together by' men and ma : chines. When the soles, heels, thread - or tacks are worn away, skilled men, with proper machinery, can do the • work that will make them good again. । Mail orders, C.O.D. Goodyear Shoe ■ Shop, 572 Mulberry St., Macon. From Milledgeville The human face is the masterpiece of God. Its lines and shape vary and 1 change constantly, so, the f^ce of youth it not the face of age. Faces are hard i to remember. Photographs are the only reliable record of “looks.” Ben , F. Eberhart. Milledgeville, t Photo graphs. Tinted Photos, Kodak Finish ing. Promptly returned. Home is the earthly heaven. Proper furnishines make it more and more satisfying. Furniture, Rugs and Art Squares, Complete Home Eurnishings,, Stoves and Ranges. The Columbia Graphonola, Player Pianos. We oper ate two large, connecting stores; carry high class line; sell for much less than larger cities. Baldwin Furniture Co., Milledgeville: invites you, Modern business has answered the poet’s query, ‘What’s in a name?’ The successful business firm today is one that strives to live up to the best pos sibilities of its line and make its name a good one. The ‘Quality Shop’ Myrick- Holloway, Milledgeville, means by its name tliat the aim is Quality in Men's. . Clothing and Ladies Shoes. One pleasant feature of traveling Is that riding in the open air gives one such a splendid, keen appetite, and appetite is the best sauce for any dish. After your ride to Milledgwilto, the Boston Case has the nicely prepared food which such an appetite deserves and wHI enjoy. All the weight of humanity is borne by the feet—every step a rub —every rub a step toward foot-trouble. We are specialists, studying always Shoe comfort and Shoe appearance. Let us give your feet their just deserts and they will be a pleasure and pride to you. Baisden Shoe Co., Milledgeville; Shoes—Hosiery. I Advertisements The Neighbors and Homefolks Items offer some free money.