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Miller County Liberal
WATCH COLQUITT GROW THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHWEST GEORGIA
PULL FOR COLQUITT OR PULL OUT
NO 10
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■DEPOSITS INSURED
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PLANTERS BANK
DONALSONVILLE, GEORGIA.
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The Signs of the Times Point to Facts Which
Should Make You Stop and Think. Your Duty to Your Family and yourself Demands That You
Grasp This Opportunity to Place Your Hard Earned Dollars in a Bank Where Deposits are
INSUBEB Against Loss From Any Cause. ' * * * I
INSURANCE FUND $400,000.00
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I TABLETS, From 5c to 25c. I
| POUND PAPER, 25c box and up with envelopes to match. I
I SUPPLY Spelling Tablets and Ink Tablets, for school child- j
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CALL PHONE 100 I
I We give you service, and sell you quality.
WALKER’S PHARMACY |
g COLQUITT, GEORGIA.
TURKEYS! TURKEYS!!
I am paying the best prices to be
had for turkeys, also fryers,hensand
eggs. Let me mail you prices.
ASA CALHOUN,
Colquitt, Georgia.
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Tax Assessor G. J. Roberts is ip '
Attapulgus to aid in arranging the |
goods in tbe new store being es- ’
tablished there by Messrs Stein &
Calhoun.
i Mrs. Mollie Dancer returned
| Monday from a delightful stay in
Tallahasse Fla where she was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. S.
Sheffield.
COLQI TIT, GEORGIA., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1921
Notice To
Contractors
This is to give notice that the Board
of Commissioners of Roads and Revenu
es of Miller County, will receive bids
for the construction of convict camp for
Miller County on the 16th day of No
vember next.
I Plans and specifications for said build
ling will be found in the office of the
Board.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any or- all bids.
By order of the Board.
This Oct. 19th. 1921.
J. E. LANE, Clerk.
Stock Holders Meet.
The bank examiner Mr Pole, and
the stock holders of the First Na
tional Bank of Colquitt held an
anxious session at the Court Elouse
at 2 o’clock, the 9th inst.
All parties concerned refuse to
talk for publication. i
The faces of the men and wo
men failed to expess optimistic I
countenances.
Among the shareholders are
Messrs J. M. Sliingler, L. E. Cal-1
houn, L. Cowart, Jim Tom Busb,|
H. B. Ehrlich & Co., of Bain
bridge, N. L. Stapleton, Charley
Cross, Leon Harrell, Mesdames
Belle Thompson, Addie Powell,
and Minnie Harrell and Dr W. C.
Hays.
The list above is not offiicial.
We have heard their names men-1
tionod as share holders by disin
terested parties.
Every loyal citizen join the
Liberal in hoping that the affairs
of the institution may yet be ad
justed.
It was a pleasure Wednesday to
meet Mrs. Lucy Houston, who was
here attending to business. She
was the daughter of “Uncle Frank
Mock,” who after rearing a laige
family on the old Blakely road
went to his reward several years
ago. It was probably forty years
ago since the editress used to be
entertained in the “play bouses”
beautifully arranged by “Lucy
Mock” and her sisters. One of
“Uncle Frank’s sone bears the
name of Elton Brown Mock, a
compliment to the eldest brother
of ye scribe.
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A Surprise Dining
Mrs. Lee Roy Kimbrel, h<r
daughter, Alias Lcuise and Mies
Katie Maynard planned a pleasant
surprise for Miss Margaret May
nard last week.
The lassie mentioned
I last passed a birthday anniversary
Friday. Without her knowledge
I friends were invited to a six o’clock
dinner.
Mieses Margaret and Katie May
| nard board with Mrs. Lee Roy
| Kimbrel.
After school Friday afternoon
Miss Margaret was asked to visit
Miss Barrett, one of her
who boards some distance from the
Kimbrel home.
During her absence that after
noon the table was beautifully ar
ranged for the honoree and the
guests that would greet her when
she returned from her brief visit.
It was a six o’clock dinner. Tur
key and “every thing” nice was
daintily served.
Guests surprised Miss Margaret >
with their presence and surprised
her with their presents.
The occasion was much enjoyed.
Two charming young matrons,
Mesdames F. E. and James Fudge,
visited Mrs. Robert Mims in Baker
county .Monday.
PNEUMONIA \
left me with a frightful cough and I
very weak. I had spells when I could*
hardly breathe or speak for 10 to 20 B
minutes. My doctor could not help*
me, but I was completely cured by B
DR. KING’S
j New Discovery [
Mrs. J. E. Cox, Joliet, HL
50c AND SI.OO AT ALL DRUGGISTS. |
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VOL XXV
Store Moved
The “Jew Joint” has been noved
i to Attapulgus.
i. Today the last load on the big
■ truck of Mr. T. F. Bohannon left
town. It also carried the manager,
I Mr. Lee Roy Kimbrel.
Mrs. Harry Stein took Misses
* Alice Cook and Waver Cleavland
. down on her cat. Her sou, Mr.
Harry Stein Jr., accompanied
them. The matron expects to re
turn tonight.
J’he sales people wilt be busy for
the next week arranging for the
opening of the store on the 17th
a big sale.
Miss Cook will probably remain
in Attapulgus till Christmas, if no
longer. Miss Cleavland expects to
stay during the sale; however she,
too may be detained indefinitely.
Their friends hope for Messrs
Harry Stein andL. E.Calhoun, the
proprietors, and the sales people
an abundant success in their new
I
location.
.Mr. Stein will continue using tbe • ‘
building recently occupied by the '
“Jew Joint.”
Ibe talent of success is nothing
more than doing what you can do
well, and doing well whatever you
do. —Longfellow.
Th’ feller that dont advertise
may know his business, but no
body else does.
—Aba Martin.
Messrs Jas., “Dutch,” and Wil
lis Cook were among the substan
tial citizens here Wednesday.
