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Remarkable Progress Recorded At
End Of First Month In Organing
: State For Movement
By LOUIE D. NEWTON
Director Publicity
The first lay in the Baptist 756 Mil
lion Campaign was marked by the
ging of the month of August. The
es smade in this first menth of
| work isideclared by Dr." Scar
borough, the director general, and by
Dr. Cree, the ‘Georgia. director, to be
more than they-had expected-or could
have wished for. .
The work of organizing the more
than three hubdred thousand ‘white
Baptists in Gedrgia for the great task
of subscribing: a! tenth of the total
amount of the seventy-five millions
of dollars wal.started about the first{
of ‘August. Duging the month the
entire state has been covered by the
organization and every assoeciation af-
Tiliated with the Georgia Baptist Con
ventin is now in line with the big plan
of systematzing 'all contributions to
the purposes of/the Kingdom. |
Dr. Cree states that this is an ac
complishment of results that should
gr:‘fi’luy every Baptist in the state.
,Wi’ this begining and with three
mo yet to_complete the plans, he:
believes that Georgia. is’ going to be{
dy for a successful drive during
the; week of actual canvass which is
from November 30 to Deeémber 7.
ast Sunday marked a big day in
the progress of the campalgn due to
the m&mday meetings which were
held in every partiof the state. Spe
cial speakers, sixty-seven in number,
were sent to the various big gather
nigs and presented the campaign. -
The associations are now meeting
in every part of the state and the cam
paign officials have a plan of sending
two strong speakers to every associa
tional meeting and of. asking for .a
whole day to present the movement.
This is going to be one of the signi
ficant approaches to the mass of peo
ple. " !
: Dr. John D. Mell, of Athens, presi
dent of the Georgia Baptist Conven
tion, state that he believes the asso~
ciational meetings will afford the best
opportunity to reach the people.. Fol
lewing these meetings the same appeal
will be taken to the local churches by
special speakers to be known as the
Baptist Four-Minute Speakers.
~ An extensive program of publicity
in the form of posters and folders
‘23 just now taking form. The com
mittee of boosters for each church
will handle the local publicity matter
and the Atlanta office is waiting for
the appointment of the committee to
supply every church in the state with
this convincing publicity matter. g
The most attractive poster that has
been printed for the campaign will
go int othe mails this week. "It is
called, “Lifting the World into. the
Light.” It is the suggestion of the
hands of Jesus lifting the world into
the light of His truth.
The month of September is to be
known as Intercession Month. Special
days of prayer will be observed, par
ticularly Wednesday, September 24.
The leaders of the campaign feel very
definitely the importance of interces
sion and it is believed that it will re
sult in unanticipated progress in the
camjaign.
As the campaign develos during the
fall there is one outstand feature and
that is the big meeting of the Georgia
Baptist Convention at Macon, where
it is the hope of the leaders that an
unprecedented number of Baptists
will gather for the purpose of hear
ing such leaders as Dr. George W.
Truett and Dr. Scarborough present
the appeal of the campaign.
“I am gretaly pleased with the out
look, and I wish to express my ap
preciation to everyone who is helping
to make possible this great work
stated Dr. Cree a few days ago.
FEELING BLUE?
- LIVER LAZY?
© TAKEA CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and Ener
: getic You Feel After Taking This
- Nausealess Calomel Tablet.
- If you have not tried Calotabs
you have a delightful surprise await
ing you. The wonderful liver-cleans
ing and system-purifying properties
of calomel may now be enjoyed with
out the slightest unpleasantness. A
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow
of water—that’s all. No taste, no
salts, nor the slightest unpleasant ef
fects Yon wake up in the morning
Hfeeling sof good that you want to
Jaugh about it. Your liver is clean,
your system is purified, pour appe
tite hearty. Eat what you wish—no
danger. The next time you feel lazy,
‘mean, nervous, blue or discouraged
give your liver a thorough cleansing
with a Calotab. They are so perfect
that your druggist is authorized to
refund the price as a guarantee that
you will be delighted.
- Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. Price thirty-five
wents. At all drugstores.—(adv.)
5-Passenger Touring Car
For Pig Club Members
The Pig Club member who shows
the best purebred hog at the South
eastern Fair at Atlanta this fall, un
der Pig Club rules, will be awarded
a five-passenger touring car. This is
a new prize in addition to all of the
other prizes and is for the Champion
Pig Club hog of the Fair.
Each year the prizes in the Pig
Club work grow in importance and
value. Last year, the boys won sev
enty ribbons in the open ring that
were worth $505,005 but the touring
ear offered for the Championship hog
i 8 worth more than all of the prizes
won in the open ring last year.
This fiue car wag made possible by
a few friends of the Pig Club work
who wanted to give.something to en
eourage the boys to do their very best.
These friends were deglers who con
tributed toward the cost of the car
complete and delivered in Atlanta.
Their names follow: -
E. G. Beaudry Motor Company, At
lanta; C. C. Baggs Auto Company,
Atlanta; A: L. Belle Isle, Atlanta;
Lombard Motor & Supply Company,
fAugusta; C. A. Trussell Motor Com
pany, Athens; Bowers Motor Com
pany, Royston; L. 0. Fortson, Wash- |
ington; Parker Motor Company Mil-l
len.
The State Association of Boys’ and
Girls’ Clubs is the name of a new or
ganization which embraces all of the
club members who went to the State
College of Agriculturg to the Short
Course this m&l’gp organizagion
was perfected with a membership of
over two hundred. One of the,fiob-‘
jects is to assist and encourage other
boys and girls to get into the iClub
work and win a scholarship tyt will
take them to-the short;coursé'in Ath
ens next year. The Pig Club mem
ber who shows. a good. hog at- Atlanta.
or Macon this fall stands a chance to.
win a scholarship for a prize. If he
ddes, he can become a member of this
new organization. - } !
. 1A boy to show a pig at Atlanta or
'Macon must supply three things in ad
‘dition to a good pig:
1, A certificate from a veterinarian
showing the hog has been double
treated a month before the Fair opens.
2: Registration papers showing the
hog is registered in one*of the four
,gaociations: Berkshire, Poland China,
Duroc Jersey or Hampshire.
3. A complete record book which
shows gains in weight, amounts of
feed and cost of grains codering a
period of not less than four months.
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATIQN
Director General of Railroads
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST.LOUIS R. R.
Co-operative Marketing Service
The Marketing Division in the Traffic Department
of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
and associated lines will furnish to persons desir
ing to purchase the names and addresses of the
owners of the following:
FOR SALE
Alfalfa seed; 25 bushels Alsike clover seed; cooking and eating
apples; 50 bushels beardless barley seed; registered Aberdeen
Angus bulls, cows and heifers, all ages; 1 registered Heifer cow, 3
vears old, calf at foot; 1 registered Holstein bull and 4 heifers;
4 registered Jersey bulls, 2 heifers and 5 cows; registered Short
horn bulls, cows and heifers, all ages; 40 bushels extra good red
corn; white milling corn, large quantities; cotton gin complete, two
50 saw, good condition; Crimson clover seed, large or small quan
tities; registered Collies, Airdales and Scotch Collies; 90 Angora
goats and 40 kids; common goats, car loads and less; orchard, Red
Top and bluegrass seed; 2 cars mixed Timothy-clover hay; 1 car
alfalfa hay; 1000 bales clover hay; Red Top hay; 1 Sorghum mill;
1 second-hand Champion mower; 1 secon® hand Champion rake;
1 second hand McCormick corn shredder, four roll; 1 second hand
Papec silo filler; 1 second hand saw mill complete, with 50-inch saw
second hand grist mill and engine; Red Rustproof and Winter Turf
seed oats; Ancona cockerels, hens and pullets; also Andulusian;
also Silver Campine; Rape seed; 25 bushels red clover seed; Ab
bruzzi seed rye; Cheviot ewes and rams; registered and grade Dor
set sheep, both sexes, all ages, any quantity; 50 grade stock ewes
and lambs, any lots; registered and grade Shropshire sheep, all
ages; registered and grade Southdown sheep, all ages; wheat, oats
and barley straw, bale and unbaled, large or small lots; registered
breeding hogs, all breeds, all ages; pure Bronze turkeys; Miracle
seed wheat; cord wood.
To producers will be furnished on application the
names and addresses of persons by whom the fol
lowing commodities are
WANTED
Seed barley; canned corn; canned tomatoes; white milling corn;
corn hominy; honey, strained and in comb; 1 good gentle buggy
horse; second hand farm tractor, 12 to 20 h. p.; kraut; sorghum
molasses; Red oats; chestnut, cedar, locust and catalpa fence posts;
Irish potatoes; sweet potatoes; Red clover seed; Abbruzzi seed
Iye; sweet clover seed; hairy vetch seed; Currell’s Prolific seed
wheat.
Breeders of livestock and producers of field, gar
den and orchard products for sale, except such as
reach the market through established and logical
channels, are invited to communicate to the under
sitned complete descriptions, quantities and other
necessary information of such commodities.
INSTRUCTIVE LITERATURE ON ALFALFA GROWING,
SILOS, LIME IN AGRICULTURE, PEANUT AND SOYA
BEAN OIL MANUFACTURE, WILL BE MAILED TO
ANY ADDRESS UPON REQUEST.
Address L. P. BELLAH, General Agent,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
MORE JELLY WITH LESS e
FRUIT AND SUGAR
To obtain the largest possible
amount of jelly from fruit with the
use of the smallest possible amount
of sugar, follow the directions given
below by United States Department
of Agriculture specialjsts:
If a good jelly making fruit, such
as Quince,. green grapes tart and
partly ripe apples, Siberian crabs, or
cranberries, is being used, make a
second extraction from the fruit. That
is, take the pulp from the jelly bag,
add one cup of water to each pound
of pulp, cook wtenty minutes, and
drip a second time, using some pres
sure at the last. Second-extraction
jellies are likely to be some what dif
ferent from the first and it is an ex
cellent plan to combine the two juices
before sweetening.
When fruit is cheap and sugar ex
‘pensive, jellies may be made to ad
vantage with one-half as much sweet
ening as usual, that is, with one-half
cup of sugar to one cup of juice. The
yield of jelly will be less, for one cup
of sugar should make between one
and one and one-half cups of jelly,‘
whereas one-half cup of sugar plus
one cup of juice makes between one
half cup and three-fourths cup of
jelly.
One-half of the sweetening may be
glucose sirup, light-colored corn sirup,
honey, or sorghum sirup. Jlf the oth
er half is granulated sugar, there
will be litle noticeable difference in
sweetness in most cases., Grape with
glucose or corn sirup will make a good
jelly even when no sugar is used.
“COLD WATER” PAINT
A farmer asks our opinion about
the advisibility of using cold water
paint on the outside of his farm build:
ings. «Cold water paint is in the na
ture of calcimine and may do all right
for.inside work but will give very-lit
tle protection against the weather.
One of - the pringiple advantages of
oil ‘pain is that the oil penetrates the
wood. and preserves it, which is not
true of cold water paint.—The Pro
gressive Farmer.
CASTORIA
For lnftantl and Childten
in Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears’
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stores| CHA | N [SToRES
5, 10 & 25 cent Department Stores
Successor to
McClure 10-Cent Co.
SATURDAY LA TS SATURDAY
Sept. 6th, 1919 [ I Se‘pt. ‘_flh, 1919
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AP They are cheaper here, ;'f'é’f%zl'na_i});fiff,\%
fll Yo latest creations, all the ‘%’%;"3
[ S\ snap Broadway can get %:\,fi.,fé”
{ A ‘ll, in at the low figures '‘!
"Ef:’ we quote on Hats. &/ 3
Our Milliner
Can put the extra touches on that give you every
advantage of the best and most exclusive milli
nery shop.
... . Misses and Children! W
~T=='V” - We don’t overlook the importance of o Af’fi{»
\ & covering you with HATS that add to ";\“\)
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o N 0 attractiveness—
, ‘%\ 98c—51.49—51.98—52.49
\E Now is it not important?—the PRICE .
. Neck Ties
v :J‘j @ Worth More
B’ Neck Ties
SMALL LOT
Z
% 75c¢
% $1.50 Values
BIG SHIPMENT OF TURKISH
lowels
Supply your needs in Towels— 25¢—50c—75¢—98¢
MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN
TOWN. WE ALWAYS HAVE HUNDREDS OF NEW ITEMS
IN OUR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS THAT ARE WORTH
YOUR TIME.
McLellan Stores Co.
5 10 & 25 cent Department Stores
SUCCESSORS TO
McClure 10 cent Company
SHIRTS By
$l.OO , :
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MEN ’S J'(r” /
15¢ M S
FINE QUALITY ‘\\m’ ~
FRIDAY, SEPTENBER 5, 1919
