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inert as‘d I lif rate foi legal uclvcr
i, fii.Tn - liuin 7.5 c l*» -i per liun
(l[l'd wo ilsni' fiiieiu’jai part ihejre
e for i lie first four itisi rlions. and
I).lif that rale tor ad subsequent
in oi l ions ol the sane advertise
-11 i?t. These fees are payable to
lbe newspaper in advnnee, which
rale will be strictly insisted upon
l,i the Tribune in the future. The
T ibunc, in the less than two years
it ha-s been printing the legal no
tices of the eotinty, lost has consid
erable money by not adhering to
this rule. Some people, after their
advertisements are run, become in
different about paying the printer,
and by demanding cash in advance
from all the Tribune will treat all
impartially.
A PRETTY PICKLE.
The Tribune means to misrepre
sent, no one, and should the editor
do so lie is ready to make the nec
essary amende honorable. Just
alter the Atlanta convention W. .1.
Vcreen, a wealthy gentleman of
Moultrie, wots referred to in these
columns as a slacker and German
sympathiser, lie had permitted
Tom Hardwick to name him for
the Georgia member of National
Democratic Executive Committee
and he, thereby, became a legiti
mate subject of criticism. Amu
tual friend from Moultrie told the
editor his criticism was unjust as
to W. J. Vereeu but true as to his
father, W. C, Vereeu. Another
mutual frieud states that the crit
icism is unjust as to W. ('. Vcreen
but true as to the son, W. J. Ve
reeu. This is a pretty pickle.
These mutual friends admit, how
over, that both of these men are
wealthy and that the father, W.O.
Vereeu, contributed nothing to the
success of the war; the son, VV. .1.
Vereeu, bought some bonds after
strong persuasion from a policy
standpoint; that both are support
ers of the two Toms.
The Tribune is not responsible
for the records these men have
made for themselves, but regrets
they wore so shortsighted, and
that record will follow them to the
third and fourth generation.
GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH
BY DRINKING
Orange Crush and Lemon Crush
|| IN BOTTLES. m
Mjjk These drinks are ail made of the very best ingredients obtain- «, ~A
MMk able, and sweetened ONLY WITH PURE /?, jr|sk
J|fl| WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR. UiM
arC not to sacri^ce finality of our goods by using cheap injurious I
substitutes. Our goods have always worth a great deal more than the small price
Mmmm c^arged - of our g° ods are bottled on an Automatic Bottling Machine and thus
ll j ! !Um assuring a High Grade and Uniform Drink. , • jhjb ||| jifiMi
if REMEMBER, EVERY BOTTLE STERILIZED BEFORE FILLING. 3
JI A Douglas Coca-Cola Bottling Company, I §f|
iiillilili ' DOUGLAS, GEORGIA. ißiliSi
The Most Sanitary and UP-to-date Plant in Georgia.
EVERY DAY IS VISITOR’S DAY.
Harmony Grove.
Quite to the surprise of their
many friends Miss Elva Rogers
; nd Mr. Pasco Morris were quietly
tarried at the home of her parents,
. !r. and Mrs. Ed Rogers, Wedues
■ ay evening, August 18th, Rev.
>avis offieiating. Miss Elva never
nked lovlier than in her wedding
; <»wn of ereant Georgette and 'l’af
Da. Miss Mary Annie Kennedy
; ud Mr. Earl Dou|hit and Miss
Minnie Lou Wheeler and Mr. Ed
aril Morris wa re the only attend
: nts. We wish them long and
nappy lives.
Mr. S. G. Kennedy and nis love
ly daughter, Clara Mae, were the
nests of ,\Jr. Thos. Kennedy last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Annie Kennedy and
her cousin. Miss Clara Mae, were
guests of Miss Hlanuie Roberts
during- the meeting at Harmony
Grove.
Mr. Willie Rryant and MissWif
lie Mae McKinnon atteded service
at Harmony Grove Wednesday
night.
Quite a crowd from Harmony
Grove community attended the
annual meeting at Arnie Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartow Parrish, of
Ray City, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Bryant Sunday.
Mr. Earl Douthitand Miss Mary
Annie Kennedy were the guests of
the Misses Ratten Sunday.
Quite a crowd of young people
attended the sing Saturday night
at the home of Miss Estelle Morris.
Our school, at Harmony Grove,
opened Monday morning with .Miss
Beulah Roberts, prineigal, and
Misses Eva Todd and Ethel Ed
wards, assistants.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mathews
of the Sycamore school, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ken
nedy Sunday. Stranger.
Capital and labor could and
would adjust their differences and
find mutual ground upon which to
stand if left to themselves. Dema
gogy on both sides are preventing
this consummation for their own
aggrandizement. It is parallel
with the Negro question at the
close of the Civil war. Carpet
baggers and scalawags destroyed
the confidence between the whites
and blacks and its effect exists to
this day. No proposition for a
mutual understanding is permit
ted to bear fruit.
PEARSON TEIBT'NE, PEARSON. GEORGIA, AI'GT'ST 27. 1920
$2,500,000 A YEAR
Issue Auto License tays through
your>©wn county depository and
_ lee ve the fees on deposit in the
CLA UDF A . WF ST county w here collected ur> til called
for by the State Treasurer on
warrant pf the State Highway
re© mot _Ji€> Test of Thro© Coirumt oon to pay for road build-
Geor&ta Governor# I ng. Went will let you KEEP
Y6UR money at home.
Spring Millinery.
Garrett's- - douglass -
Have just received a complete line of
SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY
Cal! and See Us. We feel sure we can please
you in quality and price of your selections.
GARRET I & DOUGLASS, Pearson, Georgia,
PEARSON SHOE HOSPITAL.
Say, bring all of your
OLD SICK SHOES
And have them made well and good as new. Best
materials used in all work.
SHOT- 1 IN REAR COX BARBER SHOP.
FREE!
Pennsylvania
AUTO TUBE
TON TESTED'
For a LIMITED time , with each Vacuum f
Cup Tire purchased at our store , we
will give one “Ton Tested” Tube of cor
responding size—an indispensable com
bination for the motorist who demands
absolutely highest quality. ,\
Though this offer is made to introduce these highest
t quality tires and tubes to car owners not yet
familiar with their service merits, we’re not put
ting up the against our regular customers.
"tile want them to share in this distribution and
enjoy all the benefits new customers enjoy.
Get your tires and FREE TUBES TODAY. If not _
now in need of tires, you can —by personal appli
cation, by telephone, or ,r<sg^gai»i.
by letter —avail yourself
of this splendid FREE
| ' offer by buying Vacuum
Cup Tires for Spring and
Summer use.
' Adjustment basis —per warranty tag
attached to each casing: T 'lljji/if
VacuumCupFabricTiresd.OOOMiles jj' »■»"*
Vacuum CupCordTircs9,ooo Mile* '
PEARSON A GARAGE, I [
PEARSON, GEORGIA. I I
