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FALL SUITS JZSSt) \\bj E respectfully 'i ' J) I call the attention of the Ladies’ Men and Chdd /\ / yfyji A dren of this section to our beautiful / \\| \\f H Suits which have arrived and ready / \l| ■' for vour inspection. Some of the L4\ if r, ’ ,<i ■ , 1 , , . . V 'j j: i best values we nave ever had the \ f |,v / pleasure of showing. _ _____ ° j; C " |‘r. J ; Hats For All Occasions You will find a full line of Hats ■i i\j ,1 | Li ■ i ; !, | | | in sizes and shads to suit. \Jj /| ; I W e still have some goods is jnij | left which were bought befoie the \|/ \ prices advanced, .nd as long as \J V ;>r :Q, last they are going at the old prices NbEbHARRELL PERSONAL and LOCAL Don't forgot tin* ininstrol show iioxt Saturday. Estelle I’arkor rot timed Monday aftornoon from her \i>ii to Ash burn and Macon. Rub a soare throat with it.\i.i.akd's SNOW I.IMMKNT. Dill' m' two ap plication will euro it cotnplel iy. Price 25c.50c and .*I.OO per Lottie Sold by Morris Drug < 'o. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith a few days since and leit a fine baby girl. The mother ami daughter are getting along line, and tile father thinks she is the prettiest girl in Pearson. Rev. E. L. Padriek, preacher in charge of the Pearson eireuit, left Monday morning for the annual South (Jeorgia conference, to be held at Albany, and xvill be absent for several days. 11 is wife accom panied him. The Pearson singing club have aaranged feus regular practice at the different homes of the city where then* is an iustrumeiii. The first practice was held at the editor's home last Friday. The next practice w ill b -a! the home of Mr. R. 11. Dickerson to-night. Elder (!. Tom Vest ha ; pur chased the house and lot b'-loug ing to Mrs. pearl Sweat and xviil move his family here. lie is ex peeling to engag. in farming. I is probable that Mrs. Sweat xvili build again on Meeks street, fur ther back from the home she has just sold. GEORGIA & FLORIDA RY. Schedule Effective August 26th, 1^37 Trains leave Willac«K»ehf f- fur Douglas. Hazlehurst, Vldaiia. Htillmort. » '«ar fießL Mlllen. Swainsboro. KeysvlUe, Augusta and intermediate points. Trains leave WlMacoochf-e for Nash ville, Adel. Sparks. Moultrie. Val dosta. Madison, Fla., and interme diate points. T. E. HARRIS, General Passenger Agent Augusta, Ga. Tom Hamilton has a new car, a Chevrolet. He says it is the ear. When you want good auto ser vice call on.me. 1 have good ears and xviil appreciate your patron age. T.< 1. 11 ain i I toil. tf. Stop coughing. 1 you lack the I lungs and worry the I >ndy n.w. j i,Ann's ttoKi'Hoi.Ni) svki'l* checks irritation, heals the lungs and re stores comfortable breathing. Price 25c. 50c ahd si.oo per bottle Sold by Morris i Vug Co. Brown N Bowen, minstrels will j give a performance in Pearson | Saturday night, This show ear vies 10 people imd .<oiii<s recoin mewled ;is being clean and re | fined. A street parade will take! place at noon. ad. The Tribune sympathizes wit li Mr. and Mrs. i-ador Passon in the loss of their Iwo weeks old infant. Mr. Passon and son. Leo, went to savannah Sunday to the burial. Mrs. Passon remains in Savannah | under the care of a physician. Irregular bowel movements lead j to chronic const iput ion and a con stipated habit tills (lie sysictii! [with impurities HKUJiINT. is a great | I bowel regulator, it purifies the system, vitalizes the blood and! [puls the digestivc organs in tinej vigorous conditions. Price 50c. I Sold by Morris Drug Co. Upon invitation extended by I the masonic brotherhood of Horn-' erville a number of the members of Satiila Lodge of Pearson anieng whom were .1. Waiter James, Dr. li. P. Smith, "Win. Smith, Sherrod James. W. .!. Tyler. N. E. Ilarrei and J. P. I.ce, were present at their last regular meeting. They rejjorf tliat the iiomcrville niasous gave tin .n a royal t ime. No. 1 Daily 9:40 a. m. No. 0 Daily ex. Sun. 0.02 p. m. No. 5 Daily 4:20 p. in. No. 7 Daily ex- Mon. 7:47 p. m. L. J. PARKS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Augusta, Ga. PEARSON TRIBUNE, NOVEMBER 1(5, 1917 Messrs Stubbs'and McWhitc. of Albany, were here Monday pros peeling. The Pearson high school wax ad journed-for Tuesday so that the pupils could attend the county fair at Douglas. They did not at tend as a school, but finite a mini i or at tended as imlix iduals. Begulaie the bowels when they fail to move properly. UKitniM; is an admirable bowel regulator. II oelps the liver and stomach and rest on s a fii n ■ feeling of strength and buoyanee. Price 50c. Sold by .Morris Drug Go. Mr. George Aiken and Miss Viola Parr were quietly married lasi Sunday afternoon at I lie home of tlie bride’s parents a short dis tance rail of the city. The cer< - mony was performed by Elder J. B. Thigpen. Bober! Davis Faekler, of Doug las, was hen- Saturday as a wit ness in lie Sutton-Faekler ease. He i.s tickled nigh unto death over the 19 .Mode) Linotype the Progress is expecting to receive soon. When it gels crazy like that of the Tifton Gazetteer the Douglas Enterprise, and refuse to work, then the smile will vanish into sulphureous what you-may call 'em.. Mr. J. li. Spence, of Camilla, is hen as snec(*ksor-t.o J. L Ricki i.-on he Marsha! of the City of Pearson, jTI et'ity r '.| ill*-r arc expect ii: him j io make an efficient officer, as he I inn- had several yearsexpcricnce at I Vine-dial of the City of ('a dll. . He appears to bo a perfect gentle man in every respect and will treat you right in his official capacity if you xvill let him Good common sense al ways takes precedence over any subject that requires attention, that’s xvliy ed ucated fanatics never amount to much because they are minus that great virtue known as common or horse sense. Anybody can pos j sess this virtue, the uneducated as j well as the educated. If you have the grert virtue referred to above. | we would like to have you try one twenty-five cent bottle of Drew's Salve when you need a treatment for croup, colds, sore throat, bron | chitis. tonsolitis and pneumonia] We your druggist, respectfully onimeud this treatment to you on ur guarantee that if it does not make good we xvill. I .... i. .: mis tress of Axon, was a bulsiucs* visi tor to Pearson Tuesday morning. There will be preaching at the Raptisl- church next Sunday by Elder Williams, of SoperUm, xvlio has been called as pastor. But fexv of our people have heard him and, doubtless, he xvill draxv a large congregation. lie is xveii reputed as a man and preacher. There was preaching last Sun day at St. Mary's ehn-pel (Mission ary Baptist ), at Sweet xvatert Prim itive Baptist) and at Pnion Hill (.Gongregn!ionalist) churches. All are in easy reach of the city. The hitter, and the farthest, being about four miles away. MARKETING HOGS beats burying them. Steve Hoo ver. Mt. Pleasant, loxva, writes, ‘(’ommouecd feeding my lierd of about 100 hog B. A. Thorna's Hog i’oxvder over two months ago. Fifty xvere sick and m'T feed. Near by herds had cholera, i did not lust* one —they are well and grow ing last.” Sold by Pearson Hard ware Store. A medicine vendor was here Sat urday afternoon plying his voca tion. A big crowd listened to hi spoil and cast t heir shekels at his feet. The home drug stores could have supplied them with just as good medicines at the same price and arc entitled to their patron A great many Pearsonites at tended the county fair at Douglas last Tuesday. Postmaster Smith and family, li. ILankford and children, were among tin* number. II seems our people are taking nn usual interest, in the county fair this year. It maybe because of their great prosperity. The Scotch highlanders band was here Monday afternoon whoop ing up the Coffee County Pair with t heir tine music. This scribe is rat her of I Ik* opinion that Ibex attracted more attention because of their dress than by their music. Their garb was typical of the real Scottish highlander, and pretty showy. Attorney Cornelius of Douglas was the chaperone. Surgeons agree I hat in eases of Cuts. Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the first treatment is most ini port ant. When an efficient, an tiseptic is applied promptly, there i no danger of infection and the wound begins to heal at, once. For use on man or beast, POBUZONE it- the I HEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEATING AGENT. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Price 25c, 50c, SI.OO and 51.50. Sold by Morris I >rug ('o. The regular monthly term of I lie Jusl ice ('our! for the tßlOtli District, G. M„ was held here Saturday with only Judge Sweat Presiding. Judge Kirkland had no business before his court. < in ly one ease* was tried, being an ap peal to a jury in the ease of Sutton against Faekler, suit on a note. The verdict, was for the Defendant. Air. B. A. Moore was the only visit ing attorney present. The editor acknowledges a visit fiomatiio of young gentleman from Wi:iaeoochee lasi Monday ar ternoon —Hie party consisting ol Me -r- George P. McCi an io J r. and Wilber Oberry of Mil laeoochee and Mr. Earnest G. Bentley of At laiila. Tin* latter is an Attorney with several years experience in p 'action, and was here prospecting with a view of locating in Pearson. Messers. McCranie and Oberry came to give Mr. Bentley'an out ing and to show him the county seat of Atkinson county. Brandi's Restaurant J. O. BRANCH, Propr. MEALS AT ALL HOURS Fish and Oysters in Season NEXT DDD2 TO HEIISV CORBETT'S STORE :ifli 3 G. R. Ogden, of Shinnston, W. Va., savs: “I have used AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE 5 i and I think it IS the best medicine I ever used. 1 have two pigs 4 months and 3 days , old that x,., ... 6 pom- heavier than the other, they are !■: ) p tm . icr than my neighbor’s 2 of the same litter and feed.” i This is the experience of a typical user of' Hog-Tone. There are hundreds and hun dreds of letters on file at the Avalon Farms Company’s office from nearly every state in the Union, ai! telling of big improvement in hogs anil in hog profits through the use of Hog-Tone, the scientifi cally prepared Hog Condition er, Fattener and Worm Re mover. Hog-Tone is sold on IT COSTS *; OU NOT HING NOW TO TRY, 60 DAYS’ TREATMENT OF AVALON FARMS HOG-TONE THE LIQUID HOG FATTENER. CONDITIONER AND WORM REMOVER FOR ALL YOUR HOGS - FOR SALE BY - w MORIRS COMPANY FLOYD BROWNING, Proprietor I Carry a Full Line of For* ' Arts All Orders iven Prompt Att e i L'c r. Gr.isciine and Oil For Sale SHFs: fir IS B SMITH’S GARAGE FACING A. C. L. RAILROAD r'son, Georgia The Spell Live Stock Co. mloaded last . r *sday morning a car load of nice rUCKY. MULES the next ten wi cheap for cash or r ou for your horse or mule. All c. i ,i r:ii,... :;re v/eil broke and guar be as represented or money refunded. We have rented the lot and stables B Kirkland and our stock will there. Come around an look ? em over. The Spell Live Stock Company / /' ~~~T" r vs' , 'v 6') days' Free ’filial under V, a n absolute \ money-back guarantee. Come in the store 0i: «! , ! U us how many hogs lii’ in your herd and we ''•'ill five you enough Hog-Tone to treat ai! of them 60 days. Vu di t have to pay for it uni >/".l are absolutely satis fied. The decision is left en tirely to you.