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LOCATE IN WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA
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Wilkinson County is the richest in the State of Georgia.
Its wealth is permanent. Within its territorial limits is reliably estimated
Six hundred milllion dollars worth of Kaolin
and also a Wealth of other Minerals, such as Bauxite and Fuller’s Earth-New deposits found every month.
We have several million dollars worth of new industries. Our towns are prosperous and
thriving. They are located on the Central of Georgia Railway leading to the Savannah
port. The city limits cf these towns adjoin the mineral lands. New industries will be
located at these places. Gordon, Toomsboro, Mclntyre, Irwinton, Allentown, Danville
are ileal places to start new r busines and enterprises.
Wilkinson county is the center of Georgia.
J. Fleming Bloodworth, Irwinton, Ga., Irwinton Bank, Irwinton, Ga., Farmers and Merchants Bank, Gordon,
Ga., Wilkinson County Bank, Toomsboro, Ga., Bank of Danville, Danville, Georgia. The Bulletin _
EXCURSION FARES
To ATLANTA
Account
University of Georgia
VS
Georgia Tech
Football Game
Saturday
Nov. 14,1925
First game between these two fa
mous teams in manv vears. A game
of surprising interest.
One fare plus 25 cents Round Trip
from all stations in Georgia and
Alabama.
Tickets on sale for all trains of
November 13, also for trains of the
14th scheduled to reach At lanta by
2:00 PM ; returning final limit mid
night November 16, 1925.
Ask Ticket Agent for sleeping car
reservations, exact fares, schedules, etc.
Central of Georgia Railway
The Right Wav
Lo. the po’ Eskimo.
Living in the ice and snow.
Has nought but air
To make him friskey —
There aint a thing
To make no whiskey.
Hotel building wave sweeps Sa
vannah, three new ones to be built
right away.
Real estate boom hits Brunswick
and values climb high.
Former Augusta, Ga. home of Ex-
Presisident Taft sold to hotel men.
Hundreds of thousands dollars road
bonds approved in several Georgia
counties during the week.
Are you Trading |
Dollars for Dollars
When you buy a plow. fl
wagon, dress or a pair M
of shaes you are trading |
E dollars for their equal valus |
g in merchandise.
K When you invest in M
| Delco-Light you obtain ||
iinore than an even
exchange of values. lu
Delco-Light betters S
living conditions. |b
brings lasting content- ijij
ment and greater
■ happiness to the home.
I (delco-light)
! R. A. ROZAR, Jr. I
• I Dealer
Danville, Ga.
■ Buy In Georgia
One of the most imp n t.mt real
estate transactions in recent weeks,
and one that illustmos ism steadily
increasing flow ot Florida invest m nt
capital into Atlanta, was announced
Wednesday by the Grant-Jeter com
pany in the sale of the t’oneenv re
apartments at Bonce de Ln ;i and
Moreland avenues, and the Bennett
apartments, at 416 North Boulevard,
to C. A. Simpon and R C. Simpson,
■ nationally known nurserymen of
. Monticello, Fla.
Mrs McKee Honors
Charming Visitors
Mrs, H. Grady McKee was hostess
at a beautiful bridge lancheon Friday
I morning at her home on Harrold Aye.,
i honoring her sister Mrs- Carlton
Kitchens and Mrs. Frank Sumner of
THE BULLETIN, IRWINTON, GEORGIA.
A Friend Who Feeds Us We J
Fruit crop wasn’t much, vegetable crop absolutely no good, <
been up against ic all the spring and summer for someting to eat- - <
and the cangoods man is all the more our only friend in the fall <
and winter of such a year. >
THAD W. PLAYER i
Wilkinson county wealth runs into millions.
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Danville.
Tables for the game were placed in
Mrs. McKee’s attractive livingroom
and breaklast room, where a most
artistic arrangement of Autumn
flowers in pastel shades were used as
decoration. Baskets and exquisite
flower jars held clusters of pink roses,
effectively intermingled with grace
ful sprays of yellow jasmine vine-
The tables were attractive with pretty
Hallowe’en favors to mark flic place
of each guest.
Miss Marie Walker won the high
score prize, hand painted book ends,
the honor guest were presented with
boxes of French powder.
At one O’clock, after several in
teresting games of bridge, a delightful
hot Inucheon was served by Mrs.
McKee, as< ed by Mrs. 11. A.
Cliett.
Americus Times-Recorder.
MRS N. B. BAUM
The many friends of the Br im
family were grieved to hear of’he
death of Mrs. N B. Baum of Dublin,
last Sunday. She was better known
by the older citizens here as ’.Miss
Louisa” and though she had resided
in Dublin 30 years since leaving
Irwinton, there still lingers the
memory of her charitable feeling to
ward those less fortunate than she,
and wherever she lived the poor
The farm lands of this county are productive and give good yields of cotton, corn, peas,
tobacco, potatoes, all kinds of fruit and vegetables. Highways are being built and im
proved crossing the county North, South, East and West, Wilkinson offers an ideal op
portunity for all kinds of farming. Excellent climate; good water.
For further information apply to
blessed her, and to her children are
extended sympathy and may God
bess them. 1
An Old Friend.
I
Rev. and Mrs T. A. Moseley visit
ed friends in Sandersville this week.
Mr. Walter Adkins. Misses Gladys
Pennington, Ruby Brooks spent the
week end with homefolks and returned
to school at Mt. Vernon Monday.
Dr. Harrison will fill his regular
appointment at Irwinton church Sun
day.
Dr. J. G. Harrison will fill his
regular appointment here Sunday.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Mary Tigner spent Tuesday
in Macon.
Mr E. Johnson has been sick with
cold for several days.
Mr I. B. Stinson of Gordon was in
town Tuesday.
Dr. C. B. Brookins of Gordon was
in town Tuesday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs J M. Hall
are glad to know that that she improv
ing after an operation at the Dublin
hospital.
Bounty Policeman Thomas keeps
right on with his Work, making new
arrests every week-
It is cane grinding time and those
who love the juice are happy.
Newspapers A Big Help
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 29. —Georgia’s
dc.vcbjmumt is due to many factors
of natural a L aubtg' s and human
efibrl, m-c >nf:ng t.> Atlanta business
men. but mm of the notable reasons
for the wonderful rapidity of the
state's growth at this time, and its ।
widespread recognition t hroughout
the nation, w•» explained here today
by local newspaper man
'1 he newspa.pi rs of < l*orgiti are to
be credited with a large percentage
of the state’s great devel pment, ic
was asserted, b.- .use o! their inter
est in dm vari.ms projects of Geor
gia ami lion desire to spread the
good news G tvmrgia. prosperity
throughout t he n riimt.
“Without, th; newspapers aiding
and abetting the iw.' of everv legi
timate diWvloper in Flotida, we could
not get veav far.’ '-.G a well known
newspaper corn siKtuiem, liuiselt a
consistent state b.m-ter. "There is
every reason so- the business men of
Georgia to thank the newspapers for
their cnopi.rntiou in eym'v enterprise
that is Ou tne ii vel. Facts of every
legitimate enterprise is readily pub
lished in news columns. It is free ad
vertising but at the same time it is
news of interest to the readers in
Georgia and all over the country
where the Georgia papers are being
read now as they have never been
so widely read before.
Extra Bulletins
Some of our interested friends have
asked for extra copies of the Bulletin
to mail to their folks and friends in ,
other slates, and this week we have ,
printed a lot for this purpose. We
hope they will be used and that the
subscribers will continue sending
their paper to someone outside the
county every week. This advertising
is to benefit every land owner and
business or profeesinnai man in the
county. So lei each lend a hand-
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New White Brick
Theatre at Gordon
Mr L Balafas, manager of the
Cuionial Theatre and Grand Opera
House, of MiUedgevah , was a visitor
in Irwinton Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Balafas is ore of the many
who see that Gordon is soon to be a
real big city of this section. He is
beginning the erection of a theatre
building in viordon, to be made of the
White Face Brick m nufactured in
sight of his lot It is safe to say that
the building will be a handsome one
and that the county will be proud of it.
He expests to give the opening per
formance in the new theatre ChrNt
mas week, and from them on daily
performances will be given.
A good picture show is a fine draw
ing card for a town and we are glad
to have this one in our county.
Mr W. E. Ireland, superintendent
of the trainig school at Milledgeville
will speak at Jacks .n, Miss. Monday
before the national convention of
juvenile agencies. Mr Ireland is the
youngest man at the head of any
similar institution iu this country.
Florida capitalists are putting big
amounts of their earning into Georgia
real estate - - the Georgia development
is not for amusement seekers - it is
solid, permane -t. and will increase
steadily with the passing years-
Two thousand acres ot land at
Sparta, Ga, cut in small farms sold
readilv at auction one day this week.
