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THE LEADER TRIBUNE, FORT VAI LEY, GA , JANUARY 29, 1920.
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Complete BUILDING .atijfactUn
Can come only from good material.
There are very lew concerns who
■ell building material a» good a* our»;
and none who aell better.
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The House That i» Well Built
Ncce»««rily i« constructed of Good
Building Material, in thi* regard, >. ;ij
BE SAFE. Let us figure on your
Lumber Bill. I
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T d.-iys ICK-TICK end years “TICK' by our lime-pieces. Our lives arc We mensured live by them off into keep minutes appointments' hours
b- them -regulate our private and business careers by their tiny hands
Never was time mure precious-more valuable than NOW.
And this means SURE time—dependable time. Time that doesn’t make
yon lute i "I engagements. There is no compromise in the matter of a watch
t all—1 c correct to the second, otherwise it isn’t a watch it's a make-’
siult and a disappointment.
In thi.-.. :.h c yi a v. ‘ind all watches of all makes. You will find, how¬
ever, only such time-pieces as have established their intimate service and
tu’Pciidabiltly, For the others are NOT watches. Watches .13 gifts-watches
cnler foriiusband_ into the and lives wife—ior of people college and stay boy lliere. and college rendering girl—watches that will
thro. generations. It is worth invaluable time-aid -1
, a many atvisit.
NOTE—And lliere arc many new designs in W. W. W.
Guaranteed Kings. . These GCm Set rings are most beautiful.
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T. L. FLOYD
JEWEE R
*( Where Quality Is As Represented »»
109 Main Street, Phone 64.
Fort Valley, Georgia.
r A Suit That Suits:
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
When we guarentee a suit, we mean
ail that tne word implies. !
You Are The Judge.
IT after you wear the Suit and it is not
. Sativ-i t .y in every way, all you have to do
is to bt in it hack. We will do the rest.
All Is Said, When We Say We Sell
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Advertise and Profit Thereby.
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MAR5HALLVILLE
The Sewing Club .met last
iay with .Mr.-. McGehee Slappey.
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Miss Mary Williamson, of
bena, Ala., is the guest of Mr. W.
Let or.
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Mrs. Ff. D. Fincher; of
was recently a truest of Mrs. L.
Felton.
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Mrs. Charles 11. Perdue, of
vas a recent visitor to her
Mrs. J.W. Brown.
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A number of Marshallville
ks attended the recent
if Shriners in Americus.
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Mr. J. D. Wade, of the State
versity, was a recent visitor to
nother, Mrs. J. Wade.
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Mrs. W. I). Medlock, of
wood, S. C., recently visited her
■nts, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hickson.
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Mrs. James II, Brooks has
d to Hue West, S. after a
o her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Coffee.
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U inter Lodge of’ Masons on
day evening enjoyed an occasion
good cheer, featured by a hot
supper.
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A pleasant spend-the-day
was enjoyed on Friday by a party
congenial ladies at the home of
John R. King.
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Mrs. W. E. Lester, Mr. and
Harman Frederick, Miss Mary VVil
liamon, of Verbena, Ala., Mrs. W.
Leeds, of New York City were
on Wednesday for dinner with
and Mrs. P. K. Frederick.
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An enjoyable occasion was the
party given by Mrs. <L B. Rice
Mrs. C. J. Goodwin on Friday
mng to twenty-four lady
After the game, a dainty
course was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lester,
::nd Mr. Walter Frederick, Jr., Mrs
I. 1). Wade, Miss Mary
of Verbena, Ala., were guests for
per on' Saturday evening of Mrs
red w 'alker and Miss Burton
ker.
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The James If. Frederick
U. 1). held the Jatiuar;.
with Mrs. J. 0. Persons. Mrs. (i.
Ware, presided. The literary
ram arranged by her brought
uany interesting facts about
gia.” Dainty sandwiches and
were served.
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The Georgia Blinking
uis elected o f icers for 1920 as
lows: J. t . Walker, T. S. Taylor,
J Walker, C J. Goodwin, M. B.
rick. The directors elected
is follows: J. C. Walker,
r. s. Taylor, Viee-Pres.; H. C.
ior, Cashier. A dividend of 8
cent on the capital stock of
was declared, and a substantial
added to the account of
iroSits.
The Citizens Bank has elected
rectors for 1920 as follow’s; J.
Frederick, I. F. Murph, F. J.
ick, E. J. Martin, W. H. Rice.
directors elected officers as
J. W. Frederick, President; N
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Murph, Vice-Pres.; C. C.
Cashier; G. M. Haslam,
A dividend of 20 per cent on the
ful stock of $18,000 was
and a substantial sum added to
account of undivided profits.
WATCH STILL TICKING
ED FROM STOMACH.
An operation Was Necessary to Re¬
lieve Child Who Had Swallow¬
ed a Timepiece.
A Terrell county young lady who
; s a nurse in a sanitarium at
gomery writes a relative of an unus¬
ual and remarkable surgical opera
ion upon a five-year old child who
’ id swallowed a gentleman’s watch.
The time-piece was located by means
f an Xray in the lower part of the
Jidomen, which it was necessary to
open to relieve the patient. When
he watch was removed it was still
:eking and had the correct time. The
nild’is doing well and steadily re
overing from the operation.—Daw¬
son News.
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COPELAND’S PHARMACY
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT
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SHOES!
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Shoes are one of the most important items of your ward
robe. On vour shoes depend your health and appear
t ance-ln business and social life.
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FLORSHEIM Shoes will give absolute comfort because •
they are correctly designed; they possess style in keeping
with “thr times” and your individual taste.
A Shoe for men and young
men in every walk of life;
shown in varied lasts and
selected shades of leathers
of the highest quality.
R. S. THORPE & SONS
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
552-6 Cherry St. Macon, Ca.
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John Bean, Inventor
He Showed the Way in 1883
to Save .Millions of Fruit Trees from Pests
I N ventor 1883, of John the Bean, doubie- in¬
acting force pump for well
purposes, owned a iruif or
chard near S; ,- i Jose, Cali
forma. His trees were suf
fering from S:v; Jose Scale,
impo.’ted irom China, tm
wittingly by James 1 ick of
Lick Observatory fame,
and the primitive the spray
pumps of time were
inadequate.
He saw • tTie need for
more efficient spraying, and
his inventive genius soon
had worked out th<j first
kujh pressure jpray pump
with air chamber.
Success was instantane
ous. Requests from friends
soon induced him to manu
facture the machine.
The result was that mil
lions of California fruit
trees were quickly saved
from pests that had blight¬
ed many yields.
“BEAN 99 prayers
Invented by John Bean
Send for our "Sprayer Book.'’ Ifarn
all abom -prayers. There are r her ad¬
vantages in the “Be vs" that growers
ought to know about. We make all kinds
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Fort Valley, Georgia.
The third generation of
the family are the active
mahufacturcrs of ’’Bi-ax”
I'oxvcr Sprayers today. And
the present machine a
family pride — stili retains
John Bean’s basic prin
ciplcs.
Ion AY, wherever men
have ten acres of fruit or
more, you will almost in
variahly find power spray¬
ers ot. which the famous
“Bf.av” was the forerun
ner and remains the leader,
San Jose Scale is now
practically unknown in Cali
f orn ia where more "Bu.an”
Sprayers are used than all
other makes combined.
Many of the country’s
greatest orchards are now
equipped with “Bean”
Pone: Sprayers exclusive
ly. For the “Bi-ax,” the
pioneer in 1883, is the
world’s leading sprayer
now.
at all prices fn meet every sprayintr need.
Power sprayers, hand and barrel spray,
pump-, spiay guns, rods, hose, and
accessories.
The
3 6-Year Development
The !920 Bean Power Sprayer
Different from Others in Money Saving Ways
fTf HE modern “Bean” All six thrcadless bail
T is different from -all valves are removed in two
other power sprayers in minutes with engine rnn~
some very \ita! ways.*. nitty and 300 lbs. pressure
The “Bean” includes a on the pump. Men who
patented pressure regulator have spent half a day in re¬
that results in great econ¬ moving threaded valves
omy — Threadless Ball have doubted that state¬
Valves — Porcelain-lined ment until they have seen
Cylinders — doubly “Bean” vaives come out.
Si ■ngthened hearings and I he valves are washed
other wearing parts. out while open, through an
\ou will want these fea- underneath suction — an¬
turcs and others found in other immensely convenient
“Bi an” sprayers if you “Bi an” feature.
are to spray at the^ lowest I he porcelain-lined cyl¬
cost and v ith best results. inders are without stuffing
The ‘.‘Beax" Re-tiller hoNcs. They eliminate grit
alone often saves, one-halt tro ihles and last a lifetime.
the time usually spent in These advantages are
spraying an entire orchard. the result of 36 years spe¬
When occasion requires cialization in thebuildingof
“RfcAN" plung t packing is improved.., power sprayers
rep! 'aced in twenty minutes based on an ingenious, orig¬
hv inexperienced man. inal design.
No need for ; mechanic If you are going to buy
and the pay tor several a sprayer and want the best,
hours of his time. there is little choice today.
Bean Spray Pump Co.
Homier Street, Lansing, Mich.
Julian Street, San Jo*«, Cal.