About Gainesville news. (Gainesville, Ga.) 1902-1955 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1922)
I I LESS BLINDNESS l¥COUNTRY Figures Reveal a Gratifying Decrease of Terrible Affliction Throughout the United 6tates. m tour Insurance are p laced Through ER C HAM During these few days before Christmas, we are making some special prices on pur large; and welLselected stock of Dry Goods, Clothihg,Shoe's, Hats, Gaps and Notions. - - Why waste your money on frivolous things when you can buy at our stpre something of real worth—something that will give you si^b^somethiiij^ that will please both giver and receiver? No - stoef in-Gainesville appreciates your business more than we Station to station Long Distance tele phone service enables you to make more calls at less cost. - a . The rate for station to station calls made be tween 8:30 P. M. and midnight is one-fourth of the -Illustrated World. BRUSHES FOR HOUSEHOLD We constantly aim to serve your best interests by providing the best goods for the least money. ■.■'will. And;a:department at our store provided for their needs and wants. 4 •' - •• * They May Be Divided Into Three Clateee. Which Are Bristle, Hair, , ClUen V Between midnight and 4:30 A. M. the rate for station to station calls is one-half of the day rate. ' '' . ’ - . ' . : v Try it. Ask Long Distance for rates. There are two classes of brushes, those with backs and those with out. These come in bristle, In halrand in liber. It is fiber and bristles that Especial interest in discussing household needs. . The backless brubh - bas - the ad vantage of being usable , in any j>posi- tion and thereby being at least twice 1 as long-lived as the brufh whose only SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY working - surface’‘is! one bide.' These brushes are marvelously made and the bristles, hair, fiber or'fabric'(mops) are so fastened In as to make a falling bristle almost an impossibility. These brushes come In eyery department of house life:, toilet, bath, pantry, laun dry, clothes, kitchen, halls, and walls. The Russian pony gives the best , horse hair, and the wild boar gives the most and best bristles. The test; fdr the bristle is that it will not break , if bent back and will spring into; place again. The hair and bristle ‘ when buniCd give a characteristic hair odor. The fiber brush,' though- a: cheaper brush, is ailuptod to things for which the bristle brush is not. adapted. The fiber makes a good scrubbing brush, but the bristle would not be stiff enough. Many fibers are made to look like bristle, but the bristle tfest will save you from a .rash purchase. The bristle brush is expensive, arid so is the brush of. camel or badger hair from which painting' arid shaving brushes are made. , v EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE The more he knows about his business and the longer he bar served your needs the. better your insurance agent can help yoast in your business. Why experiment with untried companies ami guess-work agencies? ' , Who’s Up Dere? insurance for every need 1 Radium From Bohemia. Government-owned mines at Jachy- mov, Bohemia, are turning out ura nium ore, rich In radium, and the known supply Is said to be sufficient for 20 years at the present i;ate of production; in addition, there are THE ART MEMORIAL COMPANY M. W. SOUTHWELL, Proprietor GAINESVILLE,, GEORGIA Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, MARKERS, MAUSOLEUMS SLABS* STATUARY, ENCLOSURES rials that Endure Beauty that Satisfies: out by the Scientific American. Two grams of radium a year are now be ing produced and net profits to the Czechoslovak,republic foi* the p,ast year, were about 8,500,000 crowns. The ra-' dium is selling today at 10,000,000 crowns per grain, a crown being now worth about 1.94 cents. While pro duction in the United States is greater in quantity, the Jnchymoy ores are reputed to be richer in quality. Fordson Lincoln , tin univiatAlCAB. Gars, Trucks, Tractors Parts and Service “Pardnere." In these days of bonding companies and enormous corporations the old phrase, “His word was, as good ns.his bond," has a homely sound, and little tales of long partnership with never a liard> and fast legal instrument pain ing what is his arid what Is other’s, seem like old tales out of the past. But the other day when Sani Harris and George M. Cohan dissolved their seventeen-year-qld partnership, they ended a period of agreement In their joint- producing business in which no. contract ever existed, arid yet their business was one where more can tankerous hitches occur than in most. Smooth are the-seas. when two men, each of whose word goes, do business' together.—Christian’ iSeience Monitor. * " Pi f! Gainesville. Georgia CLEANING AND DYING, FEATHERS, LACE CURTAINS* 12y 2 E. Broad St. Work Promptly Delivered i'ul Caribou Swarm in Yukon. Tens' 04 thousands of wild caribou are reported to be swarming over the hills through the suburbs of Dawson, Y. T., for a radius of DO miles. The groat herd, which annually treks through the district,. Is now moving northward. Large herds swimming the Yukon have Interfered with the progress of steamers. The herd is so vast that the hunting by men, wom en and -•children, who have provided nearly every home with deer meat for the wluter, lias made no noticeable •effect on it. DRY CLEANING PLANT Club Rate:—$1.25 and $1.50 per Month A SAVINGS ACCOUNT with us will insure against disappointments for all members of the family, now and ill the years to come. ; - 'Zy Four per cent interest paid. We wish you a Merry Christmas! GAINESVILLE NATIONAL BANK I have money to lend on Lost Souls. A spiritist tells us that people play golf in the life hereafter. If they use the same language while playing It that they do here, we think we know , J-ia which division of the hereafter the erty Five to Ten Year Terms. / ED QU1LLIAN 102 Jackson Building game la played.—.Tames J. Montague. _ _ ' : THE NEWS, GAINESVILLE, UrriiVJUxm, 10, tv—
