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PRESBYTERIAN PICNIG
A BIG
The Presbyterian picnic betweeu
Pelham and Camilla held at Mill¬
er’s Sprtugs Thursday afternoon
of last week was a big success,
d his location is ideally situated for
a pleasant time. Around twenty
cars of boys and girls, men and
women weut there by motor.
The waters offer splendid oppor¬
tunities for swimming aud' both
young and old enjoyed the splash.
The races for the boys and girls
caused much excitement. Especi*
ally the nail and hammering
for the ladies, aud the tug of-war
for the men were enjoyed. Ere
Pelham beat Camilla in the pulling,
the rope broke several times, aud
it was a hard pull until tie Camilla
men were drawn over the line.
The nail-hammering contest was
won by Mrs. R. M. Earning for
Camilla, with Mrs. Dr. Hill second.
Over one huudred jolly folks
sat down to supper, which was
thoroughly enjoyed after the
ing of the Doxology.
The casualties for the day were
the losing of Dr. Hill’s duster coat,
Mrs. Helen Deans’ bathing suit,
and also that of Mr. Wade Baggs
NOTICE
POULTRY PRODUCERS
COOPERATIVE
POULTRY SALE
AT
Pelham, Ga. Wednesday A. M.
July 2nd.
Chickens will be received as be¬
A 1922 Champion Winner. fore at A. C. L. Platform in morn
Breeder aud Owner -ing and car will leave for Camilla
J. J. Harris, Pelham, Ga. at 11 o’clock for loading in the
afternoon.
Gold Leaf Tobacco Powder, This will probably he our last
fed in mash feed, rids poultry sale until fall and it would be weft
of Round Worms. Makes to market all surplus grown fowls
better chickens—Saves waste now for the prices are holding up
in feeds. well.
D* K. YOUNG, County Agent*
PELHAM CAFE
For ladies and gentlemen.
Hot lunches served quick.
Cheapest place in town to get your meals.
CLEAN AND SANITARY
<j. W. CROSBY, Prop.
i Severe Pains in Side
HAD had quite a bad
spell and sickness,
writes Mrs. Emma
Patrick, of Caney, Ky.,
“and it was an effort for
me to go about my home.
I had a very severe pain
in my left side that almost
took my breath at times.
I lost my appetite. I grew
thin, pale and lifeless. I
fell off till I only weighed
about 115 pounds.
“Cardui was recom¬
mended to me and by the
time I had taken one bot¬
tle I saw it was what I
needed. I ate more and
CARDUI m
The Woman’s Tonic
at Camilla. But what is that when
every one is happy. Those who
were present waut to know when
here is going to be another.
FREE CLINIC
Dr C. O. Rainey, Commissiner
of Health for Mitchell Co , will be
at Dr. Roy Hill’s office every Wed¬
nesday afternoon for the purpose
of giviug Typhoid Vacciue, Hook
worm treatment aud Diphtheria
Toxin anti-toxin.
There will be no charge for this
treatment or the medicine, except
a charge of 35 cents for the diph
theria toxiu-auti toxiu.
FISHING NOTICE
I will turn the water off my
pond, known as the old Joiner mill
poud, five miles South of Pelham
July 3rd. aud will sell tickets for
fishing privileges at $1-00 each
There will be only one days fish’
ing allowed this time, so you
should be on hand early and pro
cure your tickets —W. H. Sceuce
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rested better. I kept tak¬
ing it and my skm and
flesh took on a more
healthy color. I felt
stronger and, as the nerv¬
ousness left me, the pain
in my side was less severe.
After taking nine bottles,
I eat anything, go fine. any¬ I
where and feel
weigh 160 pounds and am
well, I feel that I owe it
all to having used Cardui.”
Pain, in certain parts of figs
the body, is a sure indica
tion of female compli¬
cations. The treatment
needed is not the use of
narcotic drugs, but—
THE PELHAM JOURNAL
REDUCTION IN WAR
TAXES JULY 3rd.
Although some of the taxes were
repealed when Pres
Coolidge approved the new
revision bill on June 2, repeal
the so called uuisauce taxes and
taxes would not be effective
midnight of July 2nd The
Hie KAHN STORE
Saturday and Monday
SPECIALS
SILK HOSE
MEN’S ATHLETIC Ladies’ Isilk hose in
UNION SUITS peach, black, white,
A variety to select gray, cordovan, and
from. All sizes-- airdale. $1.00 value-
48c 48c
PRETTY SUMMER
BOY’S KNEE RANTS HATS
Khaki and imitation Ladies’ summer hats H
Palm Beach sizes 6 ■# in all wanted shades
to 16. and materials.
O 69c EXTRA SPECIAL X
$ 1 .
CREPE DeCHINE
C0 MEN’S PANTS Beautiful plain Crepe
Imitation Palm Beach DeChine, a very fine
and linen finish. quality in every lead¬
$i. 95 ing shade-- $2.00 val-
2 v Jue, per yard!.- -
$ 1 .
X KIMONAS
BOY’S BLOUSES
< Serpentine crepe kim
Good quality madras, onas, solid colors and
sizes 8 to 16 figured designs.
98c $1. SPECIAL
C/5
fcd PRETTY VOILE LADIES’ SHOES
DRESSES 100 pairs ladies’ ox¬ o
Dotted and solid col- fords and pumps, in
ors==maize, It. blue, white, patents and
h green, gray, white, browns. AH sizes.
etc, Extra Special-- 98c
$5: Per Pair.
MEN’S DRESS DRESS GOODS
SHIRTS 40 inch Normandy
Good quality percale Voile with raised dots
and pongee cloth, tan, All shades and solid
gray, white. All sizes. colors, 75c value.
68c 48c
KAHN STORE
law provided for discoutinueing
cetrain taxes 30 days after aproval
of the act.
Some of the taxes to end July 2
are on telephone and telegraph
messages; theatre tickets under 50
cents; X-ray films or plates, candy
stamp tax of two ceuts for each
$100 imposed upon drafts, checks
and prcmisso ry notes. The stamp
tax on sales of produce on exchan¬
ges, board-; of trade and similar
taxes is reduced from 2 cents to
1 cent on each $100 or fractioual
part.
• Steam-Driven Plane
Experiments have recently been car¬
ried out in Germany with a steam
driven airplane. The steam turbine
and boiler, with which the machine Is
fitted, are much lighter than other
types developing an equal horsepower,
and thus allow a greater speed to be
attained.
