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WANTED—Men or women to
take orders for geunine guaranteed
hosiery for men, women aud chil¬
dren; eliminates darning. Salary,
$75 a week full time; $1.50 an
hour spare time. Cottons, heath
ers, silks.
International Stocking Mills
to.3 21p Norristown, Pa.
For hale.
Eggs for hatching purposes from
pure bred White Orf.iugtons, 15 for
$1 00. Mrs. Claude Powell.
3 7-31
‘r OW LOST
Big, tbiu-hairel black sow, un¬
marked*, grayed from my farm
about Jau. 1. Probably has pigs
atthistim*. Reward.
E. N. MELOY. 2 29 3t p
FOR SALE—Five milk cows at
a price that will sell them.
J. C. Ragan
Pel iam, Ga. 2 29 3'p
FOR SALE—8 piece fumed oak
dining room suite Cheap.
Apply 408 Church St. 2 29 2t
PARLOR MILLINERY
I am receiving hats almost daily
aud would be glad if my friends
would come to see my line before
buying. Phone 136*
Mrs. W. M. Harrell
Pelham, Ga.
6 6 6
is a Prescription prepared for
Colds, Fever and Grippe
It is the most speedy remedy we know,
Preventing Pneumonia.
To .3-15
Tax Notice.
Those parties in the Pelham
District who have not paid 1923
State and Couuty Taxes will
please see me at once*
J. F. Mansfield,
3 7 It Deputy Bailiff.
Barred Rock Eggs
Have pure Bred Barred Rock
setting eggs for sale, $1.00 for 15.
3 7 3t Mrs. B. Y. Cooper.
Seed Peanuts.
Have No, 1 seed Spanish pea¬
nut-; ftr sale, shelled or in
hull. See me before you buy.
J. T. BRIM,
3 7 3 p Cotton, Ga,
Eggs! Fggs!
Barred R-'ck E;gs for Hatching.
$1.50 for 15, $7.50 fer 100.
dies $17*50 for 100. I collected
eggs iu 12 days from 50
W. M. Surles, Rfd No. 3, Pelham
Ga. 2 15 3t
PARLOR MILLINERY
The line of Spriug and
mer millinery that I am now show¬
ing is h* mos beautiful that
have seen in a long time.
\ ery rea-ouable*
Mrs* W. M. Harrell
Pelham, Ga.
CORN AND HAY FOR SALE
From 100 to 200 bushels of corn
in the ear and several tons of
peavine hay for sale.
W F Whittle 2 22 3tp
METHODIST W. M. S.
CIRCLES MEET MONDAY
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The Circles of the, Methodist!
Missionary Society will hold their j
meetings Mouday afternoon at !
3:30 o’clock. The different circles
will meet with the following hos
tesses, and full attendance is urged.
Circles No. 1. with Mrs. R. A.
Mallard.
Circle No. 2. with Mrs. C. E
Glausier.
Circle No. 3* with Mrs Gordon
Payne
Circle No. 4. with Mrs. R. E.
Holman.
GOLDEN WEDDING
A recent anniversary of interest
to this section of the state was the
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Elijah Adams, which was celebra¬
ted several days ago at their home
in Pelham.
The day was spent very quietly
by Mr. aud Mrs. Adams, except
for the visits from children who
live iu and near Pelham.
The Journal joins with the hun
dreds of other friends of the couple
iu paying tribute to this couple
who have spent fifty years as man
and wife. They have been fine
aud useful citizens, aud we wish
them many more happy anniver¬
saries of their wedding day,
Bring your chickens,
eggs and turkeys to the
McDaniel Hotel and ob¬
tain highest cash prices.
Mrs. E. B. McDaniel, pro¬
prietor, Sale City, Ga.
to 4 10-24
This is the greatest and most accu¬
rate Seed Book ever published for the
South. 100 pages, full of actual photo¬
graphic pictures, handsome cover
pages in full colors, accurate descri^
tions, valuable culture directions aud
the most useful Seed Book there Is.
It is absolutely free, and we want
you to have It in your home. Hast¬
ings' Seeds, “The Standard of the
South,’’ are, as always, the best seeds
grown. Garden, field and flower
seeds, plants and bulbs that do well
In South are all fully described with
1924 attractive prices, the lowest we
cau possibly sell good. seeds, plants
and bulbs. All our 1924 customers
will get 5 seed packets of beautiful
flowers absolutely free. The big new
1924 Seed Book tells all* about it.
Write for it today.
H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
PURE BRED EGGS.
1 have for sale a few settings of
Pure-Bred White Wyandotte eggs
at $1.50 for 15. These are from
my prize wiuners.
T. A. Roland,
R* I'. D. No. 1, Pelham, Ga.
2 29 2t
Torn Houston Peanut Sheller.
I have purchased a Tom Hous¬
ton Peanut Sheller and am now
prepared to sell peanuts for the
public at 15c per bushel. Satisfac
tiou guaranteed. Sheller located
at my place just beyond Col. J. J.
Hill’s home. A. R JONES,
3 7 4t p.
MULES FOR SALE
Will sell two good six-year-old
farm mules, $250.00 for the pair.
A big bargain.
G. F. Cranford. 2 22 3tp
RED EGGS, RED EGGS .
Pure bred S. C. Rhode Island
Red Eggs. $1.50 for 15.
W. M. Harrell, Pelham, Ga.
THE PELHAM JOURNAL
FOY - BENTLEY.
Centering the iuterest of a wide
circle of friends iu this state' and
in Florida, was the marriage cf
Miss Ethel Foy aud Mr. Cabe
Bentley of Winter Haven, Fla ,
which was solemnized at the home
of the bride’s father on Tuesday
morning at ten-thirty o’clock.
The impressive ring ceremony was
used, Rev. C. M. Ledbetter of
Hand Memorial Methodist Chutcb
officiating in the presence of the
family aud a few close friends.
The house was attractively
decorated with ferus and quauti
ties of pink carnations.
The bride was becomingly gown¬
ed iu a three piece suit of charmeen
and crepe in shades of tan, with
accordion plaited trimmings. Her
hat was a pretty model in brown
with burnt goose trimming. Other
accessories were iu brown.
Mrs. Bentley is the daughter of
Mr, James D. Foy, is a young
Woman of charmiug personality
and deservedly popular among a
host of friends
Mr. Bentley is a member of a
well kuown Georgia family, but
for the last five years has been
protnineutly connected with the
Citrus fruit industry of Florida,
with headquarters at Wiuter
Haven.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. aud Mrs. Bentley left for a
trip through Florida, after which
they will be at home iu Winter
Haven.
For tin or plumbing
work see J. H. Hollins
head, old reliable.
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Work guaranteed. Shop rear of
post office building. In or out of town
calls given promp attention.
W. A WALKER, M. D.,
CAIRO, GA.
Surgery, Urology, X-Ray aud
Radium Therapy. Medical Pro
fessiou Assured of Ample Supply
of[ Radium to Treat any Case Ref
ferred. 12 7 6m
Pay Your Subscription.
SCHOOL NEWS
Look! why is everyone smiling?
Examination are over of course
Then, too, our boys had pretty
good success at the tournament,
winning second place.
The Pelham boys played theiT
last game of the season iu Dawson
Friday nite. This is expected to
be a close game. The High
School boys defeated the Town
Team here Monday night by a
close game, that kept every spect¬
ator guessing who the winner
would be. The score was 22 to 21
in favor of the High school boys.
We are thinking of introducing
a student body government in our
high school. We hope this will
prove a success aud bring the pu
pHs and teachers closer together,
as they will be able to do better
work aud have better order,
We enjoy having Rev. Ledbetter
with us every Wednesday morning.
His interesting talks inspire us to
do better
Miss Turner-Everett, go back to
your desk.
Mary Jane (sitting across the
aisle^ Obi please dont make him
so.
Miss Twitty (speakiug of French
books she had read) And I’ve read
many, many plays, haven’t you?
Miss Turner—No, I haven’t
read that one.
To The People of Mitchell County:
I wish to express my thankful ap=
predation to you for the support given
me in my race for Tax Collector. I bear
no ill will towards those of you who did
not support me, but have only the kindest
feeling for you. I assure you that I shall
endeavor to reciprocate the confidence ex=
pressed in me by given you an honest
and fair administration, and take this
first opportunity to thank you.
W. H. TAYLOR.
TO’MICHT
T o m orrow
Ml Alright mild, vegetable laxative
HI a to
relieve Constipation and'Bili¬
ousness and keep the digestive and.
I Lfri* eliminate vefunctions normal.
125c. for oner
y)years
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. Chip s off the Okf Block.
|R JUNIORS
Little Ms
.One-third the regu- of
llar dose. Made
'same ingredients,
then candy coated.
For children and adults.
John B. Gordon
Lodge No - 163
K. ofP.
Meets each Monday
night. Visitors are
welcome.
E. L. Durden, C. C
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