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About The Gibson record. (Gibson, Ga.) 1891-1954 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
Live Stock Show Backbone of Fair Atlanta, Ga.—Livestock, agriculture, poultry, pigeons, farm products of all kinds* and farm machinery will be a special feature of the 1926 Southeant ern Fall?* in Atlanta, October 8 to 17. according to R. M, Strlplln, secretary, who la lending every effort to mako this year's exhibits larger and better than ever before. The livestock show is the backbone of the Southeastern Pair, and espe cially Is that so with the coming Fair In October, for the National Hog and Tattle Show will be held here and the Southern Cattlemen’s and South ern Swine Growers’ Associations will hold their 1925 convention In connec tion with the 1926 Fair. More than 815,000 In cash prises nwards and premiums will he offered for the best exhibits of cattle and live stock In October. Work of cleaning nnd disinfecting the large cattle barns has been in progress for some time nnd several more days will be spent in laying the bedding and making ready to receive the exhibits by the first of October. Dairy and farm products will comr In for their shsre of the premiums this year, and more money than ever before has been net aside for the best showing of the dairy and farm prod gicts. Farm machinery showing the tates* design* and developments on the farms will have Its place In the 1926 Southeastern Fair, and more than five acres will he used for the farm Imple ment exhlblta ALL RAILROADS OFFER LOW RATES TO ATLANTA TO FAIR Atlanta, Ga.—Every railroad lead Ing into Atlanta will offer greatly re duced fares to Atlanta daring the 1925 Southeastern Fair. October 8 to 17. according to R. M. Strlplln, secretary Not only are the railroads co-operating by putting on special ratOB tor one day excursions, but there will be ex •mrslon rates for more than on* day and visitors all of the Southeast car lake advantage of the unsual offer and spend several days at the 1925 South eastern Fair In October. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! Plenty of money on hand for improved or cultivated farm lands for Glascock and adjoin ing counties at six per cent inter est, Long time loans in periods of five and ten years. Apply to Ellison H. Miller. Attorney-at-law Gibson, Ga. The Warrentun Clipper does good Job Printing Mrs. Mae Dukes is our Glascock County agent Aii Worn Out? Was Mr.. Branch Who T.ll. tired all the time; tgbt and day? Does tck ache as if it would mean; Do you suffer dizziness, headaches, rheumatic twinges or disircsing urinnury disorders? You have pood cause, then, to be datmed about your kidneys. locality Do is many folks in this re commend. Use Doan’s Pills--a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Ibis typical case is convincing: Mrs. Minnie Branch, Black St., Thomson, Ga., says: “After an Attack of the flu my kidneys be .■aiiic disordered. My rest was disturbed at night and mornings ! felt tired and listless and didn't want to get up. My back ached i great lot and sharp. Knife-like pains cut through my kidneys. My back became so stiff and sore i could hardly turn. Doan’s Pills soon relieved me of this trouble.” 00c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N- Y. Advertisement. Force of Nabi– Absent-minded Editor (nsked to ay grace)— -We jl.iank Thee for Thy twins tlful blessings, but beg to state that they are unavailable for our present purpose.—Boston Transcript. • VERV— ^MEAL OEVS makes your food do you more good. Note how it relieves that stuffy feeling after hearty eating. < Sweetens the S l¥ breath, removes *4r ^ food particles ‘■M » .from the teeth, w gives new vigor *'©’■ to tired nerves. Comes to you fresh, clean and full-flavored. »U) ( Submarine Survivors *•- A— . - ______ V s? w* is* fa mL It / wife*, i l' ■ w# i . pfi f!\ M r™ ■ jpi ft* ti r. } % j '\ K1 mk ' j if i fJH 4 I I ; 1ft* ft [/ I . _t « ' ■' i V ' v r fiii . t\ Survivors who crawled through opt'd hatch, when ** ill-fated sub marine S51 was rammed and sunk ■IT Rhode Island. T;>p photo, D. • Kile; Middle, M. Lira, Bottom, Gbier. FOR SALE Two and one half (2 l-2> acres of land with five room house on Calhoun st, for side see. Dr. R. T. Laseter. FOR RENT OR SALE 600 acres of good farming land with three sets of buildings. Will either rent or sell. Apply to Mrs. Kate McLane. Gibson, Ga FOR RENT OR SALE Three horse farm with two seU of buildings. Will rent, sell or rent part of them. See me a! once. W. B. Wilcher. f. i TAX COLLECTORS ROUNDS f I will he at the following named places for the purpose of collect ing tax for the year 1925. Sept. Oct. Nov. Mitchell 14 5 5 Blankenship Mill 17 14 18 Hdgehill 25 22 27 Gibson < 28 23 28 < SPECIAL ROUND Agricola Oct. 8th. Steephollow Nov. 6th. Baslonville Nov. 19th. I will be in Gibson all the time when not on my rounds, books will close D$c. 20th, 1925. R. E. Palmer. T. C. CLOTHES PRESSED; CALLED FOR EVERY TOESDAY I will be in Gibson and Mitchell every Tuesday to get clothes you want pressed or cleaned and will return them to you on Thursday. I have one of the most up-to-date plants in this section and am am able tot do expert work. Give me a trial on my next trip. T. E. SCOTT, The Tailor, Wan en ton Ga. \ f iii ■ » i t i mm 1 1 UVER TROUBLE 1 Keeps “ Up and Going.” “It doesn’t matter bow strong and healthy we think we are,’’ say* Mr. W. S. Reynolds, of Arcadfc La., “every once in g while, hi order to keep up and going. w« have to cleanse the system ana take a little something for the liver. Draught. “My old 1 have standby is Black used it off and oe for 20 years. I get bilious and have a bad • taste In my mouth. My like head feata dull. 1 just don’t feel getting around and doing my work. 1 i know it isn’t laziness, but bilious ness, so 1 take afew doses of Black feeling Draught and, when it acts, 1 get up like new, full of pep ana i ready ror any kind of work. I can certainly Black-Draught recommend it.” i liver mediciae is made from pure, medicinal roofs and herbs and contains no harmful, jt 1 habit-forming mineral drugs. In an easy, natural way It helps S e cleanse the system of poisonous S impurities in and tends to leave the organs dition. a normal, healthy con Sold everywhere; 25c* C-lls fgaatgg [ I GEORGIA – FLORIDA RAILWAY J«hn Skelton Williams, Receiver . W- ; IMPROVED PASSENGER 1 RAIN SCHEDULES f . Effective 12:01 AM, April 28, 1925 a;."*, CHEAP WEEK-END FARES ALL STATIONS. ALSO SUMMER TOURIST FARES TO ALL RESORTS BETWEEN AUGUSTA-VALDOSTA-MADISON-JACKSONVILLE _ No. 5 No. 9 No. 4 No. 10 8:05 AM 8 »rrrrrrrrrr Augusta Ar. 8:05 PM ^8:50 AM 9:44 AM 9 St. Clair Lv. 6:35 PM 7:29 AM 10:35 AM 10 Midville Lv. 5:46 PM 6:45 AM 11:12 AM 10 Swainsboro Lv. 5:08 PM 6:13 AM 11:28AM 11 Wesley .• 4:52 PM V 5:37 AM 12:28 PM 1 Vidalia Lv. 4:07 PM 5:15 AM 1:29 PM 1 llazlehurst Lv. 3:02 PM 4:lg AM 2:40 PM Douglas Lv. ic 3:15 AM 3:13 PM Wiliacooche Lv. i— 2:39 AM 3:52 PM Nashville Lv. 12:45 PM 2:03 AM 4:50 PM Valdosta Ly. 11:45 AM 1:10 AM 8:50 PM Jacksonville Lv. 8:10 AM 9:00 PM BETWEEN VALDOSTA AND MADISON *- No. 23 No.ST 5:00 PM Lv. Valdosta Ar. 11:35 AM* 6:50 PM Ar. Madison Lv. 9:45 AM* . e f.' BETWEEN TENNILF.E AND AUGUSTA No. 2 No. 3 6:30 AM Lv. TenniUe Ar. 7:30 PM, 10:15 AM Ar. Augusta Lv. 3:45 PM BETWEEN VIDALIA AND MILLEN ... -J No. 8 Nb^7 . 6:55 AM Lv. Vidalia Ar 12:25 PM ♦ 7:48 AM Lv. Stillmore Lvf' 11 –2-–M .61 r 8:31AM Lv % Garfield Lv, ►> 9:10 AM Ar. Millen Lv. BETWEEN NASHVILLE AND MOULTRIE 12:50 No. 25 PM Lv. Nashville ■PV AR. Nq.,26 »J6!Y0 ; 2:00 PM Lv. Sparks Lv. ; PM 1:50 PM Lv. Adel Lv. 6:00 PM 3:30 PM Ar. Moultrie "Ly v 4:00 BM BETWEEN DOUGLAS-BROXTON AND RELEE No. 31 No. 33 No. % f No 32 Ar. 1:30 PM Ar. Douglas Lv. 10:40 AM jLv. 10:40 AM 11:30 AM Lv. 12:55 PM Lv. Broxton Ar. 11:10 AM Lv. 11:20 AM Note—Nos. 30 12:10 PM Lv. Relee Ar. , { T;, f Ar. 12:05 PM and 31 run Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Note—Nos. 32 and 33 run Tuesday, Thursday add Saturday. -i** BETWEEN MIDVILLE AND'STATESBORO No. 43 ' •*« ftVii i 44 8:00 AM Lv. Midville ./* Ay. '1:36 -5:05 PM mM -w ■ 11:30 AM Ar. Statesboro Lv. PM . . : .-y* •» Trains 9 and 10 “The Bon Air Special” carries Pullman car % between Augusta and Jacksonville! and. trains 4 and 5 car- ^ 1 ries pullman parlor car between A is ■ ing connections for Jacksonville. * For further information consult any Georgia – nd Florida i Railway Representative or write the undersigned. Wa J. E. KENWORTHY, General Passenger FI
