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POTOUUi COUNTY SENTINEL, POTOLABVILLB PEOBQIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1920.
MULES
Wanted
We will be at W. C,
Abercrombie’s Barn Mon
day, August 30th, to buy
mules.
Tom Jackson,
Hubert Lindley
. •
Helped Father and Son
",Ziron Did Us Both Good,” Writes Mr. Gentry, j
of Norene, Tenn.
TT It t well-known medical fact, that
A Iron is a necessary constituent of the
blood, and that blood lacking iron is
Ihe cause of many troubles that only iron
will cure.
Ziron, a scientific compound of iron
with other valuable ingredients, it the
femedy to take when your blood needs
more iron, and your system requires a
Ionic. Ziron is mild and harmless, does
not stain the teeth, and is good for chil
dren as well as adults.
Mr. P. Q. Gentry, of Norene, Tenn.,
writes: “Ziron Iron Tonic has made good
in my family. I have used it to a very
great advantage to myself and my 14<
year-old boy. It did us both good. 1
think it Is a good-medicine for what it b
recommended.”
It you are pale, weak, Bred, feet dowr
and out, take Ziron. it will put iron intr
your blood, and should help build you up
Get a bottle Irom your druggist today
and give ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by
him under a money-back guarantee.
Ask him about It He will tell you.
FARMS FOR SALE
80 ACRES in Chapel District, one
mile froip Chapel Hill. Will sell
cheap for- cash, might trade for a
FOR SALE—Ford roadster, in first-
class condition, practically new. W.
J. Townsend.
good automobile. Address, P. O. Box
826, Atlanta, Ga.
Ceiling, Flooring and Shingles.
Morris & Abercrombie.
IF YOU NEED bulbs or electrical
supplies of any kind, call on J. VV
James.
Announcements
To the Voters of the Fifth Congress
ional District:
A number of citizens whose sincerity
I respect, have asked me to submit
my name as a candidate for Congress,
and 1 now do so in response to their
wishes.
They call attention to a number of
iruytters of great importance with
which the next Congress must deal,
and which are being overlooked and
neglected in the midst of the violent
quarrels and intemperate speech that
are just now distracting the public
mind and drawing away the attention
of the people from their own interests.
Among these subjects are the re
duction of expenses and taxes; the
simplification of the income tax law;
the prevention of boll weevil and of
speculative efforts to make the price
of cotton fluctuate; the scarcity of
print paper; a cheap and abundant
supply of fertilizer material; National
aid to road building; the improvement
of the Postal system and enlarge
ment of the parcel post; the high cost
of living; the coal shortage; the trans
portation problem, including the mer
chant marine; the making of adequate
provision of our wounded and dis
abled soldiers; a just basis for the
settlement of industrial disputes; the
regulation of our foreign and inter
state commerce; the prevention of
conspiracies in restraint of trade; and
the prohibition of Asiatic imigration.
The Congress now to be chosen must
deal with these matters, and ought
to do so free from anger, and in an
ernest effort to exercise wisdom, jus
tice and moderation, and to afford
a square deal to all.
It will be the most important Con
gress that has ever assemble* This is
an important district, and the repre
sentative to be chosen ought to take
a position worthy of the district, and
have an important part in shaping
the policies of the Government. He
ought not to feel justified in leaving
Washington during the sessions of the
House to gallop about the country on
private affairs; but should stay at
his post and attend to his business.
If the people should think me qua 1-
lied to represent them properly, I
shall feel deeply honored, and will
serve them with industry and such
ability as I can muster.
In serving the people by looking
alter their affairs in the different
Government departments, it is nee-
essary that the representative be fa
miliar with the laws applicable to
each, and that he secure and retain
the confidence and respect of the
heads of departments. I think I can
measure up to these requirements,
and it will not be necessary for the
people to employ someone else to at
tend to any duties for me, either in
or out of the House.
There is a possibility that we of
the South will meet a serious effort
next year to reduce our representa
tion. I do not believe that the 14th
Amendment warrants this attempt;
and, if elected, I think 1 can aid in
defeating it. I presume all Demo
crats will endeavor to do so. I be
lieve enough Republicans can be found,
of just and temperate principles, to in-
5 its defeat if the resistance is
properly and wisely made.
I am not a skillful politician and
must rely upon the people to manage
the campaign for me. The only' thing
I know how to do in.politics is to
speak the truth candidly and fairly,
and in just and moderate language.
I cannot engage in violent and abusive
language, and I doubt whether it does
any good to those who indulge in it.
n sure it does harm to the country.
I have endeavored to serve my country
loyally in the past, and shall so con
tinue to do, and 1 stand on the Demo
cratic platform as interpreted and un
derstood by our candidate Governor
Cox.
HOOPER ALEXANDER.
CHANDLER S
Famous For Its Marvelous Motor
THe Chandler Gives You the
Service You Demand
T HOUGHTFUL men, in selecting an automobile, find in the
history of the Chandler Six a source of real confidence.
The Chandler motor of today is the development of the
Chandler motor cf seven years ago, embracing refinements and
improvements which have been the natural development of
these years of service in the hands of thousands of owners, and
the constant application of the engineering skill and the since
rity of its builders.
Motors of one type and another have been heralded and retired within
these years. But the Chandler motor, its true superiority proven in service
on every roadway in America and in many nations abroad, has lived and
gone forward into a place of distinction.
Men who have owned and driven many cars, men from coast to coast,
will tell you the Chandler is the leader of a ! l sixes. Over the long moun
tain roads or on the trails of the desert or in crowded city traffic, anywhere,
the Chandler will give you the service you demand. Its power, its flexibility,
and its sturdy endurance are not surpassed.
The Chandler Six is the Most
Closely Priced Fine Car Built
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Seven-Passenger Touring Car, S199S Four-Passenger Roadster,
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, 22075
Seven-Passenger Sedan, S290S Four- Passenger Coupe, S2S9S Limousine, SWS
{Ml Prices J. v. V. Cleveland. Ohio)
F. M. WINN, Jr., Dealer
.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
$2,500,000 A YE
in Auto License
Fees Are Col
lected by the
SECRETARY
OF STATE
ELECT
Claude A.
WEST
to this offlco and aava S
$25,000 axpensa to tho E
taxpayers of Georgia. =
CLAUDE A. WE9T
In handling thin fund West will
issue Auto License tags throuRh
your own county depository and
leave the fees' on deposit in ths
county where collected until called
for by the State Treasurer on
warrant of the State Highway
Commission to pay for road build
ing West will let you KEEP —
YOUR MONEY AT HOME.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
To the Voters of Douglas County:
1 am a candidate for re-election as
Representative to the next General
Assembly, subject to the primary to be
held in September.
I may not be able to see all the
voters, but will appreciate your fair
consideration. Thanking you for past,
present and future support, I am.
Respectfully,
W. R. WILLOUGHBY.
FOR CONGRESS
SILVEUS GLASSES
19 SjBroad St.,
ATLANTA
The popularity of Silveus Glasses has been won by sheer
merit. Scrupulously just dealing, together with the
thorough painstaking examination of medical graduates and
the scientifically accurate grinding that we put into every
pair, whether it be Kryptoks or less expensive lenses, meets
with the approval justly due. We thank you.
Silveus Glasses Best By a Long Sight
Cameras and Developing—Mail Orders Solicited.
To The People of the Fifth Congress
ional District:
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election subject to the
Democratic Primary on the 8th of
September. While it has been the
custom for a period of nearly forty
years to give the Congressman from
this district the indorsement of a
second term, i do not ask for re-
election simply on this custom.
I ask your suffrage.
First—On my record of faithful en
deavor to redeem every platform
pledge.
Second—On my record of earnest
effort to serve all classes of my eott-j
stituents who have given me the op-'
portunity. |
Third—On my promise to continue
to do my best if you honor me with,
the endorsement of a second term. ■
WILLIAM D. UPSIIAW. J
WANTED
Quart Bottles and Glass Jugs
I havS some good bargains in Canned Goods
which were put up for government use. They are
the best grade of goods and guaranteed fresh and
full weight, at prices lower than for the same grade
of goods now on the market.
Frank Burton
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WATCH YOUR BANK BALANCE
Douglasville, Ga.,
August 18, 1920*
To Our Customers and Friends:
We have not lived up as close to the New Banking Law that was
passed January 1. 1920, as we ought to, the time has come that we
have to live up to‘it. If we turn down your check don't get mad—
meet us with a smile and say: “That's alright; I know that's the
law.''
It is strictly against the law for any person to draw a check or
draft on a bank unless he has the money on deposit to his credit to
pay same when presented.
We are^always ready to help you anyway we can.
Please take notice that on and after September 1st we will
follow the law.
Yours Truly,
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK,
By N. R, Henderson, Cashier.
D0UGLASVILLE BANKING COMPANY,
G. T* McLariy, Cashier.
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