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LOCAL NEWS
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Friends of Mrs. R. D. Jones
will regret to learn that she is ill
with malaria fever.
Mr. Merrille Gross, of Ameri
cus, spent last weekend here
with homefolks.
Mrs. C. B. Hogan and Miss
Maxine Currie are spending
some time in Quincey, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade McDaniel,
of Blackshear, spent last week
end here with Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. McDaniel and family.
Miss Janetßowland, of Miami,
Florida, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Lee G. Whitaker.
Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Daves, of
Vienna, were visitors Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Gross and
family.
Mrs. Heywood Stalvey and
children, of Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina, are spending some time
here, the guests of Mrs. Stalvey ? s
mother, Mrs. John Tompkins.
Sell your crude gum to G. L.
and D. W. Hinson.
Hazlehurst, Ga.
A penny post card will bring
you price for your crude gum
when you are ready to dip.
G. L. and D. W. Hinson
Hazlehurst, Ga.
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NOTICE I
We Offer The |
Following
ACCOUNTS
FOR SALE
Willie Bragg
L. C. Brawner
James Coleman
( Louixer Geter
Willie (Soldier) Mathews
Charlie Williams
Dr. J. H. Mathews
Eschol Floyd
Jerry Hurst
Willie Rountree
Luther Tanner
Mrs. Eschol Brantley
H. M. Beasley
Earl Berry
E. Roy Black
Buster Connell
Willie Cason
Nollie Clark
IR. C. Grimes
H. W. Grimes
D. W. Hope
Jack Harville
W. L. 0. Davis
j Tom Moye
’ J. C. McCrackin
Annie Roberson
T. M. Stephens
s Charlie Harris
Nolan Self
Archie White
Sam Young
Herbert Young
L. L. Yeomans
Other Names Who’s II
Accounts Are For Sale I
Will Appear Next Week I
NEW CITY
MARKET
Alamo, Ga.
LOST —Small red milch cow.
short horns. Been gone since last
Sunday, the 9th. Notify H. R.
Gilder,
Dr. D. C. Colson, of Glenwood'
was a business visitor in Alamo
today (Friday)
Rev. W. P. Spivey, pastor of
the Baptist church here and at
Glenwood was a business visitor
in Alamo Thursday of this week.
See the church notice in this
issue, and watch out for Alamo
Baptist church revival notice.
Mr. Charlie Ennis, of Glen
wood, was a business visitor here
today.
Mr. Marcus Bomar, of Glen
wood, was a business visitor in
Alamo one day this week.
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Save Money And Get,
Comfortable Shaves With
This New
*£!ade
OAt Mt Price I i
$1 »jr^ Thin Gillette* Sate- .
guard Your Skin
From AH The Smart
■ And burn Cau»ed
■M ' Hy Misfit madvs.
I M'
w p. TOW for you men who want
E 11 a bang-up razor blade at
■ low price.. .here’s a value that’s
■ real! Thin Gillettes cost only
■ 10c for 4 and give you quick,
I easy, good-looking shaves every
time. Made of easy-flexing steel
with edges of an entirely new
kind, they out-perform and out
last misfit blades two to one.
Buy a package from your dealer.
Checks
MALARIA
VVV InT days and relieves
Liquid Tablets COLDS
Salve, Nose Symptoms First-Day
Drops
Try “Rub-My Tism”-a Wonderful
Liniment.
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We buy dip, get our price be -
fore you sell.
G. L. and D. W. Hinson
Hazlehurst, Ga. —6-28-40
Announcement
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for re -election to Congress
from the First Congressional
District of Georgia, subjeet to
the rules and regulations govern
ing the Democratic Primary
Election of September 11, 19-10.
I wish to thank the people of the
First District for the confidence
which you have already s o
generously reposed in me as
your Representative in Congress
and for your wonderful coopera
tion. I will greatfully appreciate
your continued support.
Hegu Peterson.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
Red Coral Always Prized
It is red coral that is and always
has been prized, not solely' for Jew
elry and buttons, but as a charm to
: bring safety, health and secrets not
revealed to the ordinary person. As
ancient Gauls rushed headlong in
to battle, they trusted their safety to
their swords, strength and the
“magic” coral imbedded in their
shields or helmets. Many' Italians
and Indians regard coral as protec
tion against the “evil eye.” The
world’s red coral comes from tire
reefs off the Mediterranean coast of
Africa, says the Washington Post,
and is obtained chiefly by Italians
Notice Your Porterhome
Good quality beef Is cherry red IB
color, according to an expert of the de
partment of animal husbandry at Ohio
State university. .
Wheeler County Eagle, Alamo, Ga. June 21, 1940
Metro Theatre
Mount Vernon, Ga.
The Friendly Theatre
PROGRAM
Daily at 4 — 7:15 to 11 P. M.
Saturday show begins at 3:00 p. m.
Adm. 10 15c till 6 P. M.
Shows, matinee, 10, 15, 20c. Night,
10-15-25 c
Youths 12 to 15 —l5 c all shows
Wed. Adm. —lO-15 c— Maninee
and Night.
Mon. —Tups.
“OVER THE MOON”
Merle Oberon, Rex Harrison,
and all star cast. A grand love
story. Also comedy and news.
Wednesday
“WHAT A LIFE”
Jackie Cooper. Betty Field, John
Howard. A great show for all.
“Flaming Frontiers’^and come
dy.
Thurs. —Fri.
“INTMRZZO”
Leslie Howard, Edna Best, Ann
Todd. Don’t miss this. Serial
and comedy.
Saturday
“SAGE BRUSH TRAIL”
John Wayne. “Kit Carson '
and comedy.
Coming—Mon.-Tues July 1-2
“Young Tom Edison”
July 4-5 “Rebecca’’
The Place to Stay Young
ROY SMITH’S
BEAUTY SHOP
MCRAE, GA. PHONE 278
Permanent Waves
From
$2 -TO- $5
I specialize i n Permanent I
Waving. Have put in over 5,000 j
since 1934. We also have com
plete line of the best cosme
tics. "LHEO BENDER,”
“FAREL DESTINE” and!
“FITCH.” Try them with i
one of our FREE Makeup j
Facia's before you buy.
Visit Us
•CLEAN LADIE S REST
ROOM”
fob fresher
SUGAR—INSIST ON
DIXIE
CRYSTALS
... refined in
nearby Savannah
by Georgia
workers
Sold in sealed, sanitary, factory
packed paper bags — full weight
guaranteed.
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Battle of Kites
Japanese kites are flown by
groups of boys in Japan in compe
titions, or “kite battles.” All sorts
of decorative kites are made, light
but quite strong, with special lines
treated with a ground glass and glue
mixture which makes them very
sharp. In a battle, the idea is to
see who can maneuver his string
against the string of another kite,
cutting it so that it will fall to the
ground. The boy who causes the
most kites to fall win*.
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More Born Tha-a Dis
Tennyson once wrote a poem la
which occurs the Unes: “Every mo
ment dies a man, every moment one
Is born.” A literally-minded mathe
matlclan thereupon wrote to the au
thor to protest that more are born
than die and that the second line
should read: “Every moment one and
due-sixteenth is born."
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—-* ' t ®lf the tires on your car are worn smooth now's the time to do
, ' 1 ’ something about it. This 10-day sale sires you a chance to equip
' rn a JM “ 1 your car with brand new Goodrich Commander Tires ON ALL
- " I » ®*' O L® 4 WHEELS — and yea only pay for 30} them.
retail W '1 ! size y °“!™
\ 111111*^ ® aa W 4.40-4.50-21 $23.10* $7.70* $7.70
I 1,1 . ® 4.75-5.00-19 23.85 * 7.95 * 7.95
M 5.25-5.50-IB—.. 27.60* 9.20* 9.20 I
\ i 5.25-5.50-17_— 29.25* 9.75* 9.75
\ .... 60016 - 31 - 95 * 10 6r 1065
1 ( ,Above prices for cash and include your old tires.
1 U • ’Prices subject to change without notice.
COMPARABLE SAVING Iff
1 x you need only one or two tires
LIFETIME GUARANTEE!
Fiery tire of our manu-
-\ facture is guaranteed to
' '** ‘ ” • '''•'’WfL?'' *-x c ■ be free from defects in
t-' t ? t 1 ? S \ J Yk workmanship and mate-
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Perdue Service Station Alamo, Ga.
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DR. T.C. ROSS |
Graduate Licensed Veterinarian
General Practice and Hospitalization |
!; Located in Building Formerly Occupied by
1; Hill’s Stables c
U Mcßae, Georgia f
AH GEORGIA invited to Hear
0 TALMADGE
Opening Campaign Speech
Legion Coif Course
ALBANY, GEORGIA
THURSDAY, JULY 4th
If you can’t see him — HEAR him
11:30 to 12:30 E. S. T.
On Stations WSB-WAYX-WPGC-WPAX-WSAV
’ REVIVAL SERVICES TO BEGIN
Glenwood Baptist Church
i Calling You To I
REPENTENCE |
I FAITH IN GOD
I REVITAL SERVICES j
DAILY
Beginning Sunday, June 30
8/30 A. M. and 8/30 P. M.
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Dr. R. D. Hodges, of Hartwell, with a heart
of love and a message for these times of
doubt and confusion, will do the preaching.
W. P. SPIVEY, Pastor
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pitixrKss
THEATRE. McRAE, GA.
THURS.-FRI. JUNE2O-2I
Also •
Latest War News & Short
[ SATURDAY. JUNE 22
•' .♦BAYS OF
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DICK TRACY, NO 3
: $ LATE SHOW >
MON.. JUNE. 24—One Day
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^MY WAV«J
Also
THREE SHORTS
TUES.. JUNE 25—One Day
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ilMaii ■'jii
Also
TWO SHORTS
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26
PAUL MUN!
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'We Are Not Alone'
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MECHANIX NO. 2
Oxalic Acid in Plants
Oxalic acid is found in a wide
variety of American plants, but sel
dom in quantities sufficient to cause
illness. Leaves, not stems, of the
garden rhubarb occasionally cause
enough of it to cause trouble. The
most important oxalic acid plant,
economically, in the United States
is the greasewood that grows abun
l riantly in the arid regions of the
West. Sheep often are injured by it.
Hello, Chicago!
An antl-bandlt device, which has
been invented by an autoist of Wel
lingborough, England, will, when the
driver presses a button, electrify al!
the metal parts of a car. Bandits
touching the radiator or the starter
would get a severe shock.
