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BE POSITIVE
in every thing right and you will compel success. A wishy-washy
v dilating policy is sure to bring failure in any line of endeavor-
We attribute our success as Bankers to the fact that
WE ARE POSITIVE
By honesty and integrity we have built up a strong financial in
stitution and in doing so, we have been the means of helping hun
dreds of our depositors op the road to success. We can help you.
We pay interest on time deposits.
Bank of Alamo
“OUR BANK IS YOUR BANK”
New Parcel
Post Rates.
On the second page of the Eagle
this week, will be found a tabie of the
new parcel post rates. Sometime you
may want to send something by parcel
post. Clip it out and save for future
reference. The table shows the rates
that have just gene into effect.
Special Notice
On and after this date we positively
will not charge cigaretts, cigars nor
cold krinks—everything in this line
will be strictly cash, Please do not
ask for credit. Drugs and like articles
will only be charged for thirty days.
Be prepared to meet us promptly on
the first of each month,
JACKSON MOYE DRUG CO,
Alamo, Georgia.
Don’t Accuse US Boasting
Il cs vath v A xirv we are only repeating
II STAPLE ANDx^ ^5 what hundreds of sat-
I FANCYXL<t* isfied customers are
II saying about our
/^IR haLM'**** staple and fancy gro-
cerias. Besides
GMte Twn n s at
Reasonable Prices
They say we fill all
z Or d ers promptly and
care ^ u ^y- You should
know that there is no
extra charge for this good service. It’s just cur way.
that’s all.
G. M. ELKINS
OUR TELEPHONE NO. IS 36.
JAMES JEROME HILL
"Agree with Jim Hill or kill him,” an .
expression made l>y a man wh« once tried !
to change Hill's mind on an important 1
Question, portrays accurately the char-1
acter of one of the greatest empire build
ers of history. When he had reached a ■
conclusion, that was the end of all argu- ;
ment, and then with an indomitable will I
and almost limitless energy he compelled 1
his decision to be right.
From farmer boy in Ontario to coal
shoveler on the docks at St Paul; from
coal shoveler to mud-clerk, and from
mud-clerk to railway president and mil- I
lionaire, the same irresis table force has |
carried him on from success to success '
and demonstrated beyond a doubt his
great genius as a master of men and
means.
Ineverything he did, he was Intensely
practical. After falling In love with a.
waitress at Ure Old Merchants Hotel in
St. Paul, he sent her to school to qualify
her to become the wife of the future
magnate which he expected to be.
Notice to the Public.
< On ami after this date, I will expect
। payment at the era of each month for
all work turned out. at my shop. lam
< not able to carry i best accour ts longi r
I and continue in bimtntw. The patron
: age of the public is appreciated, arid
j the best snimlTelh n assured, but mu '
! ask that all beat in mind that 1 wib
i expect a settlement of all accounts on
j the first of each month.
J. C BROOKS, Alamo, Ga,
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C. R. Pendleton is
Slightly Improved
Macon, Jan. 13 —Col. C- R- Pendle
ton, editor of the Macon Telegraph;
is in a critical condition in a local sani
tarium, suffering from accute Bright's
disease. His condition is somewhat
improved, but his friends are greatly
alarmed.
ALAMO, GEORGIA. FRIDAY. JANUARY, 16, 1914
Mcßae Man New
Director in Bank.
Mr. S. C. McCandless, president of
the South Georgia Fertilizer Company,
was unanimous y elected a director in
the Bank of Scotland, at their annual
meeting of stockholders on the 7th,
inst. This bank has made an excellent
showing, having declared a dividend
of 8 per cent, and passed to surplus
account a handeome profit. They have
a line of the best customers in the
county, and their deposits have rapidly
increased. The affairs of the bank
were found in excellent condition, and
the satisfaction of the stockholders
with its management, was attested by
the re-election of its present officers;
E, H. Hermann, president. J. T. Elder,
vice-president, R. W. Sawyer, cashier.
Directors: R. L. Kinchen, J. A. Clegg,
C. H. Wooten, E. F. Mcßae, E. H.
Hermann, J. T. Elder, S. C. McCandless
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The Ten Months Old Daughter of
MR. AND MRS. II S. HURWITZ,
of Alamo. Ga.
Irby Spell Hurt
by Fall From Loft
i While throwing- down hay from the
I loft over the stables of his father, Mr.
W. H. Spell, last Saturday morning,
Irby, his little son, fell through the
skudder hole of the loft to the ground,
and for a time it was thought that he
was seriously hurt, but beyond a fright
and pretty heavy shake up, he came
out without being hurt. The flooring
of the stables is composed of clay and
had the boy not fallen on a bunch of
hay, that happened to be as it was,
he would have been broken up. He is
doing well, however, and the soreness
will soon disappear.
Teachers Held
Meeting Here.
Several teachers of the county writ
in Alamo last Saturday for the usual
meeting. Some of the teachers on
duty were absent, hcwever, a program
was rendered and all seemed to enjoy
the day very much.
Those present were: Misses Mattie
Sikes, Evelyn Parrott, Alga Rhodes,
Ruth Rhodes, Ethel Hill, Urma Free- j
land, Mattie Rhodes, Cora Coleman, j
Josie Cameron; Prof. J. R. Auld, Messrs , i
Wright, Mulkey, Thomas, Mr. and H
Mrs. W. V. Haney.
Ai) teachers are urged to attend the (
meeting.
E. M. Rackley 1
DENTAL SURGEON I
AT ALAMO
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
OF EACH WEEK, office in Wheeler
County Bank building. At Mount d
Vernon remainder es time. d
Some Old Relics Kept
Oy The Fordham Family
Perhaps some of the oldest relics, of
their kind, are kept by Judge J. M.
Fordham of this place. They are a
walking cane and powder flask, owned
by his grandfather, nearly a hundred
yearsago. The powder flask is a gourd,
shaped while young by being grown
between two plank, and it tapers off
at the and and forms an ideal powder
flask, like those used in the days of the
muzzle loading guns, The cane is made
of rosewood, neatly desgned and
carved These relics were handed
down from three generations and
Judge Fordham prizes them very
highly, and they will likely be prized
by generations handed down from him,
They have been well preserved aud
there is no telling how long they wiP
remain in the Fordham family.
New Mercantile
Business in Alamo
Messrs J. A. Rogers of this county
and M. A. McMillan of Mcßae, have
opened up a staple and fancy grocery
business in the brick store next door
to the old post office. They will carry
a first class line of goods and elsewhere
in this paper will be found their ad,
in which they solicit a portion of your
trade. They are both well known to
our people and are good business men.
It will be their aim to keep a clean
and well selected stock Mr. McMillan
is in charge of the business and ready
to serve you.
INOTiee
THE I. O. O, F. LODGE No. 445.
AT ALAMO, GA.
Meets every Thursds night
at six o’clock. All Brothers
are requested to be present at
each meeting All visiting
Brothers cordially invited to
attend. Yours in F. F. & T.
COMMITTEE
What About That New Year Resolu
tion to Build That House?
WAile you are breakingall the rest, do not forget this
one. You also resolved to buy your building material at
the BEST PLACE. This is right again for we sell noth
ing but the best.
We manufacture lumber for all uses, also sash, doors,
blinds, mantles, etc- Also handle brick, lime, cement,
plaster, etc.
Come to see us and tell us what size house, etc., that
you want aud we will tell you in Dollars and Cents how
much it will take to buy the building material for it.
We will take great pleasure in helping you.
Jenkins Lumber Go.
VIDALIA, GA.
“EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL”.
Dr. Fordham
Returned Home.
Messrs J. B. Fordham and J. A
Martin went down to Savannah last
Saturday afternoon and accompanied
Dr. Fordham home Sunday morning.
Dr. Fordham had been in the sani
tarium there for several weeks. His
health is much improved and all that
is bothering him now is that he has
not regained use of his iimbs. He is
i apidly gaining his strength, however,
and by the use of a rolling chair, will
be out soon.
The formal announcement of Mr.
Daniel Pope will be found in this issue,
in which he asks to be re-elected to
the office of Treasurer of Wheeler
county. Mr. Pope is serving his first
term, and feels that he should be given
a second term, as it is his Intention to
retire then from the field, and turn it
over to the one whom the people might
select. Mr. Pope is making the county
a good official, and no better man could
be selected. He has handled the busi
ness connected with his office in a busi
ness like manner, and is always ready
when duty calls.
Warning Notice
Georgia, Wheeler County.
This is to put the public on notice not
to trade for two certain notes, both
dated January 6th, 1914, and payable
to G, H. Ponder, both of said notes
being for $73.00 each. These notes
were obtained under false pretenses
and the consideration of the same is
absolutely void. This January 7th
1914. L. C. RYALS,
Towns, Ga.
One example of doing a perfectly
useless thing is giving a smoker in
Pittsburg.
Lawlessness is instinctive with us
Shipping live animals by parcel post
is all the rage.
WUKttK ——• —— *■’■
Gold fish figure in a case of lease
breaking, but not on account of tha
noise they make.
Out of 12,000 buildings built last
year in Greater New York 6,200 are
classified as “frame.”
The pennant winning of 1913 Is be
ing conducted around every hot stove
in town and country
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