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Under the carpet, in the teapot, behind the clock—none of
these places are safe hiding spots for money, as is attested by
news items that one sees frequently in the daily papers.
Robbers and,sneak thieves appear to know just where to look
for the family hoard that is hidden about the house instead of be
ing deposited in a bank, where it would be safe.
Besides, the bank pays interest on time deposits. Put your
money at work for you in our bank where it will be safe.
Irwinton Bank
THE BULLETIN
Ofifcial Organ of Wilkinson
County.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDA’S
Lamar and Mary Tigner. Editors
Subscription $1.50 per year,
paid in advance.
Entered as second cla^s mail
matter at the postoffice it Ir
winton, Ga., under the ict of
congress of March 3. 18'/9.
FOR SALE
Cabbage, Tomato and Bermudda
Onion Plants, SI.OO per 1000.
Pepper, Sweet Potato and Egg
Plants $2.00 per 1000. Prompt
Shipment.
Dorris Plant Co-
Valdosta, Ga.
ALVAREZ
SEA FOOD CO.
Wholesale Fish and
Oyster Shippers.
SAVANNAH, GA.
When^bu
Think ii
is Safe-
IT ISN’T
For Sale
Cotton Planters —
$5.50 Each.
E. M. Boone, Toomsboro
I ■ 'FILMS DCVUOPCDIOiPACK UI |
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\\ DOYLE CKMKHrayy/
For all kinds of Lumber,
Moulding ct Casing-. Brick
and Building Material,
J. T. LORI), Jr.
Toomsboro, Georgia
NOTICE
To the Depositors or Creditors of
Farmers & Merchants Bank,
Gordon, Ga.
A dividend of 30 % has been de
clared payable to the creditors of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank, which
was closed Nov- 26, 1928, This div
idend is payable to depositors who
have proved claims and the amount of
dividend to be paid is $11,957 31.
The dividend checks may be obtained
by calling on the liquidating agent,
Mr. R. C. Shepherd, at Gordon, Geor
gia, on or after April 6, 1929. This
payment represents a total payment
of 30% to depositors only.
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
By: A. B. Mobley,
Superintendent of Banks.
Use the bus when going to
Macon.
Fiddlers Convention
iness; Sweet Bunch 6f Daisies (Song).
The songs of Mr. Allen Horton to
the accompaniment of his guitar
made the hit of the evening, receiv
ing the most applause and encores,
and if he had had a fiddle along so
that he could have been classed as a
fiddle contestant he certainly would
have taken a prize. His reception
by the audience should be prize
enough, though, and he has been
invited to come again and often.
It will be good news to know that
some of these musicians will play at
the Zander Gump Wedding to be
presented at the school house in
Irwinton April twenty-sixth. Come
back and hear them as well as enjoy
the famous funnv picture wedding,
The people of Irwinton school
district thank everyone who helped
make this occasion successful either
by playing or attending. Come next
year and bring your friends, too.
GEORGIA — WARE COUNTY-
By virtue of an order of the Court
of Ordinary of Ware County, Georgia,
granted upon the application of the
undersigned, as administrator of the
estate of Mrs. Mary Francis Ryle,
deceased, for the purpose of paying
debts and distribution, there will be
sold at public outcry, to the highest
bidder, in the Town of Gordon,
Wilkinson County, Georgia, between
the legal hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday in May, 1929, as the
Droperty of said deceased, the follow
ing described real property, to-wit:
One dwelling house and lot lying
and being in the Town of Gordon,
Wilkinson County, Georgia, and
situated on what is known as Main
Street in said Town of Gordon, said
lot fronting approximately two
hundred (200) feet on said Main
Street, said lot containing one (1)
acre, more or less, and being known
as the E. J. Hogue lot.
Said sale will be held on’ the
premises, in the Town of Gordon, as
aforesaid, terms of sale cash,
This 2nd day of April, 1929.
G. Wilbur Sweat
Administratorof the Estate of
Mrs. Mary Francis Ryle, deceased.
Special
A guaranteed sack cf
FLOUR
Made in Georgia
For SI.OO
J. T. Stevens, &Co
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Mclntyre
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Brought Him Best
Health In 5 Years
“Money couldn’t buy the good
Sargon did me. lam feeling better
than I have in years and have gained
eleven pounds.
"I was in a dreadfully run-down
condition and losing
weight steadily. I would be almost
a nervous wreck by night and have
such a backache that it would be
hours before I could get to sleep.
Sometimes I would wake up suddenly
in the night with severe cramps in my
legs- My stomach was in an acid
condition and nearly everything I ate
would give me heartburn.
“I never saw anything like the
way Sargon started picking me un,
and it seemed like I could just sense
its good results. My stomach is
soothed - - I have a keen appetite - -
eat what I want without having any
bad after effects • - my strength and
energy came back, nervousness
disappeared, and I am feeling like a
new man. lam rid of those awful
cramps and can enjoy untroubled
sleep.
‘ ‘Sargon Soft Mass Pills drove the
acid poison from my body.
“Sometimes it all seems like a
dream, that I should be restored to
the good health I never expected to
have again.’'
The above statement was made a
few days ago by F. A. Carter 1479
Gordon St., S. W., Atlanta. Mr.
Carter is shipping clerk for Kelley
Bros. Company, one of the largest
wholesale grocery firms in Atlanta,
with whom he has been connected for
thirteen years.
Sargon may be obtained in Irwin
ton from Miss Ellen King. adv
Absence
At morn I waited for your smile
That made the dawn complete;
At eve I paused to hear a word,
Soft-spoken, dreamy, sweet —
But now, alone among the flowers,
I watch the smile of petal-lips,
And sometimes the humming of a bee
Murmurs like a word of yours
And sweetly startles me.
—Litta.
Passed by a group of men and
heard J. E. Simpson sav he had a
patch that is growing right along. I
hope he was speaking of cantaloupes,
for he makes the very best.
Got butterbeans for dinner —sure
they aie canned, but they are good
just the same. Miss Ellen King sells
them.
Went on the street to shake off a
numbing drowsiness which was slow
down my train of thoughts, and first
thing I saw was two fat men side by
each on a bench in the sunshine aud
they were yawning Gt to kill.
