THE PKMBItOKy JOURNAL
VOLUME 1
System of Chain Stores, Burden Instead
of Blessing to Any Community
You never saw a system of
chain stores light down and in-.
Dst any town until somebody
else had already built it up. ;
The chain store of today is a :
Utrden to the average commun
ity, in which it squats.
The chain store is operated
out of Chicago, Boston or some'
other distant city ami every do!-
hr ‘hat it takes in ms - awa/,
They not only don’t deposit
their money in the local banks,
but they are too stingy to buy
tm-jpon safe, in which to store
the money they taki in from the
public.
The long suit of the chain •
tore is to rup om a few spe
cials, on which to catch suck
ers, and if you will weigh be
hind thvw regularly, you will
find that they will stick you'for
about twenty per cent in
weights.
It ha- . ■ . tri ■! time ami
again in Savannah, the. writer
Ims had ample experience with ;
their short weights.
Suppose a calamity were to:
befall a community in which a
chain store was located, a wid-j
ow lose her home, or something
■f that kind was to happen, we ■
mean the things that you carry :
around a petition to local mer-;
chants to help with.
If von went to the manager
of the chain store, before ho
would be authorized to contrib
ute a penny he would have to
take it up with his boss, a Chi
cago or Boston Yankee.
* ’ ■ aa . pv.v . f;
4 .rfiA
Smoother^/
powerful /
Performance that is thrilling
thousands of new owners every day
The COACH
$ 585
*495
. $ 595
Tke^Door
Sedan - O/j
2^ .‘665
The Imperil s*7 < <
Landau - - - /i □
Utility Track -Ij&C
(CbaMuOnly)
Light Dei* very s^7 C
(Chiusis Only) 1
All price* £ » B.
Flint, Miehif^n
Check Chevrolet
Delivered Prices
They include the low
est handling fend 6naii
ct»< charge* available
Superior Motor Company
' PEMBROKE, GEORGIA
QUALITY AT LOW COST
Suppose you wanted to build
• a tobacco warehouse, or start !
any movement for the public
• good, if yoti went to the man-:
lager of a chain store to take
; stock he would give you .he
“hoss" laugh.
Suppose you were caught
sh ’ ami wanted’ something
.charged until pay day, and you
went ■ the chain store. If you •
didn’t get out quick the chances >
are they would have a police-•
man tv run you in on a charge
r ' loitering. They would be
, ortain to do so if the big boss ■
happened to be around. j
Yet, you will get credit from !
your local grocer all the week
and then go around Saturday
night and spend your cash,
with a concern who looks upon;
you as a thief and who will .
short weight you enough io
.make your goods run higher ■ •
then they would if you stuck .
i to the man who extended you (
favors when you needed it.
The chain store is a branacie
on the commercial body, and ,
one that furnishes bail to catch
.suckers with. j
No community has ever been
I benefited by the existence of
[these foreign-owned concern'-,
who have no sympathy with
either you or yours.
The man who loves his com
. munity and is interested in its
general welfare will stand by
the home people, who will stand
by them in turn.
Smoother-more powerful—
morecomfortableand more dis
tinctively styled ... the new
Chevrolet is sweeping to
heightsof successthe like oi
which no new car everenjoyed
before! In every city and town,
Chevrole sales are surpassing
even last year A record, which
made Chevrolet the world’s
largest builder of automobiles.
If you have not yet
driven the new Chev
rolet you cannot im
agine V hatthrilling
performance can be
provided in a low
priced automobile.
Numerous new engi-
With Hoover and Smith As Rival Candidate
Prohibition Will Be Paramount Issue
—
The Honorabl Herbert Hoover, |
the most outstanding candidate;
for the Republican nomination!
for the Presidency has come out :
flat footed for Prohibition.
Governor Al. Smith, me mosto
outstanding cumhdav- tor th^
Democratic nomination r trie
Presidency is a recogm:m wet.
With thest two m- . at the!
head of the two great political ;
parties, sortie thing w ..aypen!
that ought t > happen.,
The individual voter wid have'
an opportunity to east bis ballot,!
as his conscience dictates • : thej
prohibition question.
With thi tin? i -ue a- n■ - ill.
necessarily be with toes* twoj
men the nominees there will bej
a heavy re-aHgnment <? politi-,
cal lines. ci
For instance people who be-;
Heve that the Volstead act. is a,
success and has put a stop'to the;
manufaccurer, sale and consump
tion of whiskey will vote for;
Hoover.
On the other hand, peoph who[
believe that the present Prohibi
tion law that comes to us at a;
luxurious expense of torty mil-
Herman Griner
For City Clerk
To the Vote/s of i’» mbrokw -
Th? is to announce that! wilPo? a
.-andidate for (Tv clerk of Pembroke,
i am fidp ■' olidem that I am capable
of discharging the duties ol the office ,
and vmir suppmt '.clllyi appreciated.
Hei: max Griner
neering features iucludingalloy
“invar strut”constant clear
ance pistons and mushroom
tv pe tappets! A wheelbase of
107 inches! Non-locking four
wheel brakes! A steering mech
anism fitted with ball hearings
even to (he frontaxle knuckles'
And marvelously beautiful • ev.
bodies by Fisher!
No matter what car you mav
be driving—no matter
what automobile f
this type you have
owned in the past
come in today! We
have a demonstrator
waiting for you— and
proof is in the drh <ng.
~ PEMBROKE. GA., MARCH 2, 1928
j lion dollars yearly, is a monu
; mental fsree, that people are I
[making selling and drinking;
I whiskey right on, will vote for'
j Mr. Smith.
Hoover will have to carry three:
or four southern states inorder
to win.
With the probhition question
as the paramount issue, Al.
{Smith’s majority in New York
jwould.be so heavy they would [
| have to send the returns inby!
| freight.
He would carry New Jersey [
i Deleware. Maryland, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Massachusetts and
| other big states by heavy major-
I Mes-
j It is noticable that all the lead-|
iing candidates on the Republican
j side or standing for probhition, j
j while all the leading ones on the I
I Democratic side are supposed to
'be in favor of the repeal of the;
' Volstead Law.
: Os course in speaking of a
j possible Democratic nominee no
lone lakes any stock in the little [
[ effort that the Power companies [
• are making to put men like Sena
: tor George across.
Journal Editor and Family
To Move To Pembroke
The Pembroke Journal family
composed of Mr. and Mrs J. R. [
Miller, Mr and Mrs. Grady A.
■Miller and •-m. will make their
. home in • nbroke in the near
future.
Arcam? • ents have been per-
Me?ted i ma home here.
, Over by Stock Company!
Nee-’'nations were completed I
this c , for the ownership and •
Ie: Ihe ) ’ant of The Pem-
broke Journal.
: A' : ■ the original intention,
a stock tomrany w as-formed and
the-paner taken over.
Mr. J. R. Miller has leased;
The plant from the Company of
I which he is also a stockholder.
Women of Bryan Conduct
Sewing Demonstrtion
Under the supervision of Mrs, ;
•Giadys Center Minor, a clothing?
expert from the State College ol •
Agriculture, and Mrs. J. C. Bell
[County Demonstration Agent for |
I Bryan County, a sewing demon-j
[ stration was conducted for two i
| or three days during last week.
Owing to the inclement weath
ier, most of the demonstrations ;
have been held at the home of
I Mrs. Bell, where a good number
jof the ladies of Peml>roke and
Bryan County have gathered arid
; took part in the worK. hts ■
demonstrations are very Le’pful
to the housewives, and instills
new ideas of dress reform and
economy,
PLANT PECANS! I
50,000 Paper Shell Pecan Trees of iht Tummy . arieties Now Heady For Delivery
Schley, Stewart, Frotscher, Minimum Prices rd! ’927-28- g
>< .... .... Pecan Nursery Stock
Money Maker, and but r ess. „ ;i c , «
y . J". „ ■>( ' to I to.
A certificate of inspection giv- " IHeight 999 49
en by the State Entomologist ‘ ‘ sto 6 ft. .Go c .75 ■ 1.05 g
will accompany each shipment, < Gto 7’t. ,7a .85 1.1 •> s
showing our nurseries to be free to ? ‘A \T Hm I' jp f
from San Jose Scale and other ' These pHce^’f. Gh 'n- |
pernicious 11 s ul plant dis- ,
eases.
Twenty one years experience ingrowing pecan trees p ; aem us in position to sent- no.
Prices and quality unexcelled. Special attention to Ms 1 Orders. Writ-. Wire - Phone
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GLEiSNVILLE, GEORGIA
Chatham County Takes Senator-
ship From First District
At a well attended meeting of
• The Democratic Executive Com
[ mittee of The Senatorial District i
held in the City Court room in!
Savannah on Friday, it was de- i
cided that Chatham County would
furnish the senatoi- from the;
• First District again.
Considerable discussion was!
I engaged in: principally between
Dr. W. K. Smith of Bryan and:
the Chairman, Mr. E. A. Cohn [
■ of Savannah.
Dr. Smith urged the claims of [
; Bryan to furnish the Senator un
molested this time, while Mr. ;
j Cohen outlined the reasons why ■
[Chatham should furnish him
; again.
East York House Party Got
Pinched at Early Morning Hour
I If was right under the shad
ow of the dome of the Chatham
I county court house, at 19 East
I York street, and it was just at
the hour when the town clock
[was telling the folks that it was
[3 o’clock in the morning, when
the police rushed into the house [
and armed out the lovely occu-1
I pants of the same.
The carried in Lucile Duncan, [
■[a white woman, who gave the;
■ .ige of 22; Dorothy Lucile Da-:
vice, another white woman,
vho also gave the age of 22
years, and Lewis White, a de
.irable white citizen, who gave ,
my
* -rs
be satisfied with less
than Buick
Buick is priced so low
can ’.uy a Buick for as little as $1195,
.. (.. fa< lory —with y our choice of a Sedan,
Coupe or Sport Roadster.
These cars offer everything that has made
tin it ne Buick famous the world over for
l^imceh luxury and beauty—supreme rid
irg comfort—and brilliant performance.
Come in! Let us put a $-g -g x-v
Buick at your disposal |g ^7
today for a trial drive. f. o . t>. factory
SLOANS $1195 to $1995 ' COUPES $1195 to SIBSO
SPORT MODELS $ I 195 tosl 525
I ! price: ( b. I lint, Miih.. gonrnment tax to be added.
Tin G. AL A. C. finance plan, the most desirable. is available
OLLIFF BUICK COMPANY
i CLAXTON GEORGIA
NUMBER 2C
When boiled down to the real
differences there was very little.
It was agreed by the delegates
from the country counties, that
('hatha;, ■ to be allowed to
alternate. m?l furnish the Sena
j tor every other time, but the
[Chatham delegation took the
! position if they were to have
I an extra term they ought to have
it following each other, so that
, a Senator could succeed himself.
The vote wm really six to three
in favor of Chatham Delegate
J. P. Dukes of Bryan being Sec
retary did not arise but his vote
I was recorded with the minority
making the vote really six to
i four.
Two women to one man.
This indicates that the end of
time is fast approaching.
The Book says that “Before
the end of time, there will be
seven women hanging to every
man’s coat tail.”
This incident in itself ought
[to scare a lot of people and
[cause them to walk just a little
[straighter.
It worried Judge Schwarz to
[the extent that he ciphered out
that the peace and tranquility
•of the city had been damaged
,to the extent of SIOO or 30 days
for each of these i- \ ?ly defend-
The Savauiac n.eA?'v-. r
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