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. Birthday Dinner
At Mr. and Mrs. Joe Youngblood,
the first Sunday in February 1928,
in Honor of Mrs. Rebecca Ethriedge
76 Birthay, Most of her children,
Grand children and Great Grand
children were present, also a few
near relatives and friends. - .
Grand Mother numbers her friends
by her aquaintance and we're always
glad to have this opportunity to show
our love and respect.
She is the Mother of eleven child
ren, ten living, all married, fifty grand
children, 38 living, 14 great grand
children, 10 living. And the widow
of Mariett Etheriedge, who departed
his life when most of their children
was small.
At noon a long table filled with all
sorts of good things to eat wag enjoy
ed by one and all. In the center of
the table was the Birthday Cake
numbered with 76 candles. Oaur
hearts are glad as we enter another
new year and grant that we may live
to meet to-gether again.
Big Wild Turkey
" Mr, W. I. Dixon made the whole
town turkey hungry the other day
when he brought a twenty seven
pound wild gobbler on the street and
let everyhody take a good look at it.
It was a bronze.feathered turkey and
one of the prettiest birds ever seen in
the city. Mr. Dixon found six of the
turkeys in the swamp near his home
and got one at the first shot, then his
gun jaufimed and the others flew away,
But he was satisfied, as this one was
a mighty googd day’s hunting all by
itself. :
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5 Tichers soid daily
Round trip tichets, bes | Limit 1 day from date sale . anea a::ld la] tfihh_-a:
tveen stations dissance for iaesel .'r::p
150 iniles or less = =~ onty 2.4¢ a mile
Round tvip tickets, be. | Limit 5 days from date sale . &nea :Ed. }acl;ari:
fveen stations disrance for ohng ip
250 miles or less o =~ only 2.5¢ amile
GOOD IN PARLOR AND SLEEPING CARS
Between any two stations on Soutiiern Raliway
, Nesvest and most Bystem for period 6 monehs. |
economical ficket ever | Good for individual purchaser and between
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For Surther information see any Southern Rallway System Ticket Agent
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E. N. AIKEN, General Passenger Agent, Washington, D. C.
Lost Cattle
I have at large six yearlings and 1
dark Jersey bull, and one red and
white spotted heifer and 4 Jersey
heifers ranging in age from 12 to 18
or 20 months. These yearlings es
caped from a truck that was upset
near Mt. Carmel church last Thurs
day Feb. 9th. Yearlings were all
unmarked. If any person will locate
them or get them up and let me know
he will be liberallv rewarded.
J. Youngblood, Ivey, Ga.
THE BULLETIN
For Ordinary
With feelings of gratitude for
favors accorded me in the past, and
with an appeal to the voters of
Wilkinson county for support at the
approaching primary, I announce as a
candidate for re-election to the office
of Ordinary.
If elected to that position it will be
my purpose to keep complete and
correct records and otherwise dis
charge its duties with fairness,
courtesy and efficiency,
Very truly,
J. E. Butler.
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yWrite Hastings’ Catalog
Hastings’ customers will get 50c worth
of beautiful flower seeds absolutely free
with their orders this spring. Also they
get 25¢ worth extra, of their own selec
tion, with each dollar’s worth of vege—
table and flower seeds ordered. The
new Catalog tells all about it.
This great value is the Hastings policy
of giving more good seeds for your
money than you can get anywhere else.
The South’s PlantingGuide—Hastings’
big, new, 120-page, 1928 Catalog of
Seeds, Plants and Bulbs with valuable
planting calendars, culture directions,
hundreds of pictures from photographs
and dependable descriptions of the
best of “Everything That Grows’—
comes to you by return mail. A post—
card will do. Please write for it now.
H. G. HASTINGS C 0.,, SEEDSMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
Mr Paul Ellison was in the city
Thursdary.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrand Mrs James Everett and
son were guests of Mr and Mrs Geo.
W. Everett during the week.
Miss Mary Tigner attended the
Press Institue in Macon Thuisday,
Y'riday and Saturday as the guest of
The Macon Telegraph.
County wide Stunt night Friday,
Feb. 24, prize be given by Irwinton
P. T. A. All organizations invited.
Recital tonight 15&25¢, for school.
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GA., FRIDAY,
Start the New Year Right
Our line of Ladies Hose and Men’s
wearing material are of the latest de
sign, be sure to come and see them.
Al kinds ot Farming Tools, Plows, Ropes, Coliars and -
any other thing you want, and Prices are right. '
THAD W. PLAYER
Coffins and Caskets. Agent Idle Hour Nurseries
The Lost Months
February and March are just to hold
the year together. Hog killing over,
and radishes not ripe--but the modern
canned vegetables give you the good
Iflavors of Spring and Summer, and a
selection of our groceries fits them.
' MISS ELLEN KING
l 'GROCERIES THAT DON'T
Merely feed you but are selected for
]good taste as well. And we keep the
winter vegetables, Lettuce, & Celery,
;Irish Potatoes, Cabbage, etc.
MRS. H. B. ADKINS
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The financial strength of a man who carries his money Ir‘l his
pocket is just what he has in his pocket. :
Not so the man whose money is all in his bank.
The one conduets his business in away that no one knows just
where‘he stands financially. The other conducts his business so
that his bank has a line on his financial affairs. The latter soon
establishes a line of credit that doubles his ready cash resources. .
It is best to be a bank depositor. |
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Irwinton Bank
- For Your Table
We are prepared to furnish the ma
terials for your meals, the fresh meat,
groceries, vegetables, fruits. ;
Market: Groceries: Lunches
George Hatcher - - hwimton
REMEMBER |
Cood Food and Quick Service |
Manhattan Case
GORDON. GA |
FEB 17, 1928
December is about the same as May
with us in the matter of being deeply
interested in giving our customers the
best service possible.
Dry Goods, Millinery, Groceries,
Hardware, Fruits and Candies.
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We can give you famous Goodyear
quality at a bargain price--a bigger
bargain than you will ever get by
shopping around. Before you buy
next time, investigate our prices on
Gas, Qil, Parts. Also Case, Barber
Shop, Rest Rooms in one building.
Drinks from our new Frigidaire are always cold.
. Johnson
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Gl g iess B e e e e e
In addition to managing all the complicated details of the funeral
service and burial, we are prepared to furnish everything neces
sary in the way of garments and supplies. Our stock of funeral
merchandize is comprehensive enough to suit every taste, and the
range of prices meets the needs of all.
It is a source of great comfort to our patrons to be able to pur
chase evervthing needed from us, and have our personal guaran
tee as to quality. The advantage of purchasing supplies made for
the purpose is obvious.
An inspection of our stock is invited.
Morticians
Phone 161 and 162 MACON, GA.
Night or Day
Wanted Business Partner for pay-Plan” for you.
Wilkinson County: Are you THE H. C. WHITMER COMPANY,
making S4O to $l5O weekly? Farm- Dept N 3118.
ers, laborers, salesmen, and otherS Columbus, Indiana.
make big money distributing Whit- _
mr's Factory-to-You Products. Car
or team and Wagon necessary. Sales 6 6 6 ’
training FREE. Earn while learning is a prescription for
—have own perfn;nentdbusir.xess. be Colds’ Grippe, Flu’ Dengue
ov:'n. boss—have in ep?n ent income: Bilious Fever and Malaria.
Write today for our Every.Day-Pay- <
It kills the germs. :
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