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THE LEADER TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., FEBRUARY 5, 1920.
Complete BUILDING »atUfacti:»n
C»n come only from good material.
There ere very few concer.i* who
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Through nncient nnd honored custom lives are bound
together with the symbol of the rinA. The pride and joy of
the Jiirl on whose finder sparkles for the first time the rin& of
betrothal is n tribute to this happy tradition. She knows P -J
the rinj;—si£n of completeness—has made her life eomplefSV
And today—by newer custom—he, too, receives n rin^. The
exchange of tokens was the happiest moment in both their
lives. Naturally they were selected with the most lovinft care.
“Any old rin-j ’ would not do for this immensely important rite.
Sc they asked to see W-W-W Ri lifts. They wanted them
for their matchless bounty, their /lawless workmanship, their
lasting qualities. For W-'V-'W Rings are amply guaranteed lost
afiuinst accidents to settings. If they are loosened or
they ure replaced free of choree and none of the vulue of
sentiment is lost.
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T. L. FLOYD
JEWELER
<« Where Quality Is As Represented 99
109 Main Street, Phone 64.
Fort Valley, Georgia.
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NEW SLIPPERS I
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Just Received
The Season’s Very Newest
And Best Styles i
High heel Ox In Patent Leather And G ;
Vici Kid $9.60 to 11.50 |
High Heel Pumps Patent Leather & Kid A A to i
D Last $8.50 to $10.00. Military Heel, Rubber j
Heel $6.50 to $8.50
COME AND LET IIS SHOW YOU THR018H
Howards * * * * ♦ BROS. Fort Georgia. Valley,
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f^MSHALLVlLLE
Mr. and Mrs. F. IS. Murp a are on a
visit, to Tampa, Fla.
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Mrs. A. J. Hamilton was a recert
guest of Mrs. L. B. Hamilton, of Mon¬
as uma.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Baldwin were
recent guests of relatives in Staten
ville.
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Miss Ida Mae Timberlake, of Wes¬
leyan, spent the week-end with h.one
lolks.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Felton went
1 o Culloden and Barnesville last
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Taylor attend¬
ed the Spivey—Perryman wedding in
. alboiton.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rumh and
. ; r. I. i’. Baldwin are on a visit to
i.anark, i'la.
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Mrs. C. 0. Haslam has returned
; rom a visit to her parents. Mr. and
• its Hatcher, in Macon.
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Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Brooks
nave returned from their wedding
.lip and are at the hotel Liberia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Boat wick,
Mrs. Lillian Rambo, Miss Lucille
narrison, Miss Olivia Rambo were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Murph.
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Mrs. 1C. L. Sammons gave an i.
formal musicale on .Saturday after¬
noon for her mother, Mrs. J. M. Par-j
ker, oi Birmingham, Ala, that was
greatly enjoyed by sixteen ladyj
guests. t
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lester stuer
tairied at supper on Friday c/ening
and the guests were Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Goodwin, Miss Bassie Bouton, Mr.
and Mrs. ,i. S. Murph, Miss Lucy
Frederick and Miss Mary William¬
son.
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Mr W. A. Kelly, of Cairo, Miss.,
Jimmie McDavid, of Tallahassee,
Florida, Miss Katie May Williams, of
Port Valley, guests of Mrs. S. W.
Boswell, and Mrs. J. ('. i.ee, were
complimented on Saturday by them
with an afternoon tea, during which
twenty ladies were invited to call.
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Mr. and Mrs. Drew Rambo gave
much pleasure in a meNi! thc-day
party at their home oa Friday.
'those invited were: Mi. and Mrs.
Burke Murph, Mr and Mrs. S. 13
Goodwill. Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Murph and Mr ;.iui Mrs. C. .1 Good¬
win, ... r.v. i 'ii ui uanuo, Mrs. VV E.
ImstWick, of Arlington.
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A spend-the-day pajty was enjoy¬
ed on riday at the home of Mrs. .1.
n (A i e b a number of ladies.
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Those present were: Mrs. -J. W. Fred¬
erick, Airs. J. D. Wade, Mrs. W. E
Lcsic-r, Miss Mary Williamson, Mrs.
Lewis A Rumph, Mr. C. R. King,
Mr. i. F. Murph, Mrs. L. B. Rumph,
Mrs. M. T. Freeman, Mrs. ,J. B. Jones,
Mrs. S. 0. Monk, Airs. Claudie
Clarke an dMiss Josie Calrke.
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A 42 party Was given by Mrs. I.
P. Murph on Thursday afternoon,
and the guests were: Mrs. W. E. Les¬
ter, Mrs. J. J. Murph, Mrs. W. M.
Slappey, Mr. J. S. Murph, Mrs. J. D.
W de, Mrs. R. H. Richard, Mrs. L. M.
Felton, Mrs. M. C. Austin, Mrs. W’.
H Rice, Mrs. B. B. Murph, Mrs. Lil
Rambo, of Arlington, Mrs. S. B.
Goodwin, Mrs. J. B. Rice, Mrs. C. J.
Goodwin, Mrs. M. S. Ware, Mrs. B.
B. Murph, Mrs. F. ,1. Frederick, Mrs.
M. C. Austin, Mrs. R. 11. Richard,
Miss Mary Williamson, Mrs. M. S.
Ware, with the honor 'guest, Mrs. W.
A. Bostwick', of Arlington.
40 CARLOADS OF HOCS
SHIPPED FROM COCHRAN
COCHRAN, Ga.—Cochran, has
.-hipped forty carlads of butcher hogs
to the market during the past three
months. This is a record for this
county. Several more carlads will
be shipped. Four years pgo the
county did not ship a single carload.
In addition to the butcher hogs ship¬
ped here has been hundreds of pure¬
bred hogs shipped to all of the hog¬
growing sections of the United States \
and Cuba for breeding purposes.
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A-Jlhou: s i»rs!ion*f Hunf’s Snlve
fails in the treatment cfF. vcma
TYttrr. U; . worm. Itch, etc
Don't I’-coi; ; dtscc irugcd be
'nuse other trcitmcnts fa:led
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Jreds of such cases You can’t
lose on our Money Suck
Guarantee . Trv it at our ri-k
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COPELAND’S PHARMACY
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PRICES
EVERY RETAIL DEALER, WHETHER
he is selling groceries, hardware, clothes, or what -not, should
realize that it is now his duty to cut his margin of profit down to
C; the lowest possible minimum.
WE HAVE GLADLY ACCEPTED our share of this responsi¬
is bility in helping to keep clothing prices dawn.
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you can
* depend for quality and wearability and then,
.: upon to sell them
with the idea of giving you the greatest value-return for every
Jj dollar invested. We accomplish this by selling SOCIETY
n BRAND and KUPPENHEIMER clothes and pricing
by them so
as to give you the greatest amount of value and good clothes
satisfaction for the ieasit amount of money.
R. S. THORPE & SONS
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
FOR MEN and YOUNG MEN
552-6 Cherry St. Macon, Ga.
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John Bean, Inventor 36-Year Development
He Show ed the Way in 188.T The 192'J Bean Power Sprayer
to Save Millions of Fruit Trees from Pests Different from Others in Money Saving Ways
1 N 1883, John Bean, in- The third generation of r I ’ HE modern “Bp.an” All six thrcadless hall
i ventor of the double¬ the family are the active * is different from all valves
acting force pump for well manufacturers of “Bean” other are removed in two
owned fruit Power Sprayers power sprayers in minutes with engine run
purposes, chard San Jose, a Cali¬ or¬ the today. And some very v ital ways. muy and 300 lbs. pressure
near present machine — a Hie “Bean” includes a on die pump. Men wh*
fornia. His trees were suf¬ family pride — still retains patented regulator have half day in
fering from San Jose Scale, John Bean’s basic prin- that pressure spent a re¬
imported from China, ciples. results in great econ¬ moving threaded valve*
un¬ omy Threadlcss Ball have doubted that
wittingly hv James Lick of Today, wherever Valves — start
Lick Observatory fame, men — Porcelain-lined ment until they have seen
and the primitive have fen acres of fruit or Cylinders — doubly “Bean” valves come out.
of the spray more, you will almost in¬ strengthened bearings and Hie valves washed
pumps time were variably find power other parts. are
inadequate. of which spray¬ wearing out while open, through an
tile ers the famous \ ou will want these fea¬ underneath suction an
He saw need for “Bean’’ was the forerun¬ tures and others Found in other immensely convenient —
more efficient spraying, and ner and remains the leader. “Bkay” sprayers’ if you “Bean” feature.
his inventive genius soon San Jose Scale is are to spray at the lowest 1 he porcelain-lined
had worked out the (irst now cyl¬
hiu/i practically unknown in Cali¬ cost and with best results. inders are without stuffing
pressure spray pump fornia where more “Bean” Die “Bean" Re-filler boxes. They eliminate grit
with air chamber. Sprayers are used than all alone often cue-half troubles alifeti
Success instantane¬ other makes combined. the sa and last me.
was tim usually spent in Ihese advantages arc
ous. Requests from friends Many of the country’s spraying an entire orchard. the result of 36
soon induced him to manu¬ orchards When cialization years spe¬
facture the machine. greatest are now occasion requires in thebuildingof
The result that equipped Sprayers with “Bean” “Bean” plunger packing is improved power sprayers
was mil¬ Potter exclusive¬ replaced in twenty minutes based on an ingenious, orig¬
lions of California fruit ly. For the “Bf.an,” the in an inexperienced man. inal design.
trees from were quickly saved pioneer in 1883, is the No need far a mechanic- It you are going to buy
pests that had blight¬ world’s leading sprayer and the pay for several a sprayer and want ihe best,
ed many yields. now. hours of his time. there is little choice today.
U BEAN 99 Sprayers
Invented by John Bean
for our “Sprav»r Book.” Learn at all prices to meet every spraying need. Bean Spray Pump Ca,
all about sprayers. There are other ad¬ Power sprayer*, hand and barrel sprav,
vantages in the “Bean” that growers pumps, spray gum, rotit, hose, *r.d
ought to know about. We make all kinds accmoritt. H«xnv Street, Lansing, Mkk
Juts*.-! Street, San Jote, CaL
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Fort Valley, Georgia.