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MILLER COUNTY LIBERA
Published Every Wednesday, Entered
at Poatefflce at Colquitt, Ga.. as Sec
oud Claes Matter.
•HE DO: AR PER YEAR.
ZULAB.I JOE.fi, Editor and I'rop
Advertiaing rates made known on ap
plication
Colquitt Ga. ’
ABOUT THE LEG <»L -ADS”
The Miller County Liberal SIOO.
Baptist Church
Announcment
SciS*'-'
- Mortung worship 11:00 o’clock.
Bfeniog worship 4:30 o’clock.
Pfssshing by Partor J. C.
SrMM.
Sunday School 9:20, L. E. Cal
koan Sopt.
Mld-waek service Thursday eve
•iag 7:10 o’clock.
B. T; P. U’e. will meet as fol
bows: Jcjmt Sunday, 6:30 p. in,
fiaaiet Monde v, 7:30 p. m. luier
madiatM Friday, 7:30 p. m.
Attwdsnie Bunday WBS no° BU
•Uy good, Bn d the spirt in all ee -
fiett was indeed inspiring. We
were delighted to have with ualhe
Twilight nhool and patrons. We
Me grateful to Mrs. Toole for
bringing them in to be with ue in
aeryioe. We hope this will not be
the last time, and wish to assure
yoa that yon will always find a
hearty welcome when you come
aaosgst m.
The service Sunday evening will
be under theTdiractioo of the Sen*
for B. Y. P. U. They have a very
timely program te render, and you
•will wise something of real value
I < yen areuct present. fCome and
; See what your young can do, andi
how well they can do it, tor they
know how.
We want to see you in your
jrlsi in yourfplaoe at all these eer
vice®. Come and brine some one
When you start to I
church invite c .other’.to walk or
gjd<with yo
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W' 7
Changes’At
Thejßank
Mr- 4 r*
Nothing for publication has been
given out; but some changes are
hping made at the Exchange Bank
qf OelqQltt.
fitandey Mr. Diamond, h capital*
ifii (itim Ulinois, who owns stock
ip the niak, arrived hers.
(I Seme dissatisfaction was ex
erased. -Judge 0. C. Bueli. pres
ident Mr. J. M. Miller, cashier
and Mr. lasso Bush, bookkeeper
gHtged their with the bank.
Mr. Johnson, of Climax, came
With ike party. -He was made
qasbter, end we understand that
Mr. F. D. Bush wjll become book-
Meepir- * ..
| Mr. Diamond was made
president.
No (rouble with deposits ie an
ticripi ted; neither is any mibap
propnation charged in any way.
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LOST! LOSTIt—One dark bay
hoe* unbroke, weight about 900
both hind feet white, bob
tail and long foretop. Finder
Mteaae return or notify Wilson'
.. Übefiield, Colquitt, Gs-aud receive
-wrard.
Col. sad Mrs. N.I. Stapleton,
Messrs Charles, Edgar and Misa
Mary Lou Stapleton spent the
week-end with bls parents In
Elfinwood.
Liberalities
Socials, Locals, and Personals.
Misses Evie- florneby, Maga
hne McCullough, Marie Smith and
Mavis Templed of Blakely spent
tbewiek end with Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Horuab; . They also attended
Sunday Boho< and Cburoh here
Sun Jay and r uraed heme Sun-
Gay u»eu:..g.
Messrs Chas. J. Burke and C.
E. Waller, of Atlanta were seen
in town Friday.
Miss Effie Phillips, of Alma, io
with her Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Phillips.
Mr. Jim Cook, President of the
Board of Education, was in town
Saturday.
Meedamea G. VV. Cook Ncl'ie
Cook and Pafford motored to Al
bany Saturday.
Mrs 0. N Sutton was speaking
to her many friends in town Satur
day.
Mr, H.G.Sammons,of Twilight,
waa in town Saturday.
Mr. A. B. Chapman that well
known county commissioner waa
in town Saturday.
NOTICE I ! All Scouts*MePt on
TIME Thursday Night.
Mr - H. C. Haddock and famiW
of Damascus were at the play Fri
day night. .--•y
Mrs. Percy Den mon and young
son, of Quincy, visited her mother,
Mrs. Queen Folds this week.
Mrs, W, J, Wilkin who bad
been With her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. (J. H. Booker, in Macgp,
sines the death of her great-grand
mother, Mrs. Whitaker, returned
to Uclquitt Thursday.
Mr. and Mrt E. £Q. Rich, of
Bainbridge, were thedinner guests
of Mr, and Mrs. E.. J. Hunter
Monday aftirv.rda they attended
ihe R. Y. P, U meeting at the
Baptisl churct Mr. Rich ia au
>*i thus.i.islio Y. P. U. worker
and an officer t.f the Bainbridge
society. His t Ik was greatly en.
joyed by local ~‘nionests.
666 FOR MALARIAL FEVER.
Among the out-of-towners seen
Thursday were George Tomlinson
and 8.0. Hooten, Bainbridge; W.
F. Aldred and C. H. Jenkin*, At.
lanta; L. L. Gallemou, Macon; R.
B. Solomon and W. L. Burob,
Albany; F. R. Daniels and D. 8.
Goldbery, Valdosta and G. W.
Collins, Atlanta.
Mr. Fred Powell is enjoying a
new Ford these days.
W. A. Stephens, of Macon, was
among the Friday visitors.
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Wilson Memorial
Memorial.servioes for Woodrow
Wilson, war-time president, who
died Sunday were held in Col
quitt at the co rtbonse this after
noon.
Mayer Baughn asked that the
stores and school close to pay the
tribute for the great man. The
school children marched into the
courthouse sadly and quietly, as
if all were deeply grieved. The
atoril all dosed, and a large crowd
of citizens gathered.
Talks and prayers were given
by Rev. J. C. Grimes, Rev. B, H.
Heisler and Dr. E. B. Baughn.
The stoves re-opened r>t four
th iriy.
} Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bryan o f
•Donalsonville spent Friday iuCol-
I quitt.
SCOUT MEETING Thursday
Night at 7 o'clock. All SCOUTS
Ba There.
Messrs J. M. Robersou and 8.
E. Glass, of Bainbridge were Tn
our city Friday.
Miss Pauline aud Louise Had
dock motored down from Damas
cus Saturday to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bsrbree, of
Jrlenda, Fla., spent the week-end
witn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Phillips. ,
666 PREVENTS COLDS.
Mi’s. Robert Mims nud Mr. H.
M. Barnette, of Baker county, vis|r
led relatives bere.Tuesd»y.
MesdameaG. W- Ci>ok, W,X
Bnah and C. E. Brcoks
Bainbridge Saturday. ' i-
Rev. aqd Mrs. J. O. Gritnel,
their daughter. Esther Jane, and
Miss Myrtfeb' Powell visited Bail
bridge Saturdav.
666 FOR
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Subscribe ty the, Liberal <I.OO
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Mr, Alvin Postou, of Cincinati,'
Ohio, arrived it. Cqlqnitt l'rid|>'
where he will spend Several wedte
with hie mother, Mrs, Poston.
Alvin holds a responsible position
with a large firm in Ohio.
666 FOR -JBq
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CE6RGIA, Miller County:
Will be gold before the CBurt houw
door of said cqbntfc within the legal
hours of »ale, on the first Tuesday in
March to the highest bidder for ca»l|
the following property to-wit:
One red' or rene mare'about 6 year*
old named Saddle.
Property levies on as t'-r i"“ l ':er-Wof
J. B. Gienney in fasorot' thi- First
Nat’l Bank of th uid
J. B. Clenney and property fotnU 'in
possession of Clint Crimes. •- Mv
This 14 day of Dec. 1922, date of levy
• Adv. Feb 7, NM ,
B. E HOUSTON, Sheriff, ,
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Land Sale
GEORGIA—MiIIer County.
Will be sold before the court house
door of said county within the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday h.
March, 1924. to the highest bidder for
cash, at public out cry, the
fmlowing described property, to-wit:
II Acre® of land off of landjw.
96, in the 18 dist of Miller cour.ty, Ga.
describe as follows: Baginoinf at the
southeast corner of the 7 acretractbe
lorging to Joe Bawkman and running
due west 210 yards.ftbence due south
2W yards, thence due east to tl e right
of way of the C. F. A A Ry., said
lands being bounded on the qerth by
11nd of Joe Balkman, on the east by
G. F. & A. Ry. right of way an 1 on
the south and west by land of A. J.
Cowart. Said land will be gold as the
property of Nancy Burr nnder and by
virtue of a deed with power of sale to
secure debt, executed by Nancy Burr
to H. A. Peacock ca the, day of Aug.
1913, which appears of record in the
office of the clerk of Miller : U.wrior
court in deed hrok 11 page 240, d- fauir
having been made in the payment of
the debt secured by said d. War
ranty title will be made to the purchas
er as provided in said deed. This Feb.
6th. 1924.
H. A. Peacock.
1 A Benefit To
This Section
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Late last fall a Lilxral report
aaid to Air. B. H. Fudge:
“You haven’t sold many goode
thia fall on account of the failure
of the cotton crop, have you?”
Hie reply was: “Yea, we have
sold ae many or we’ve
made the least profit we ever made.
Customers buy mostly the actual
necessities. We realize the crop
shortage, and the needs of the
people, so we have let the large
stocks go with a profit hardly
sufficient to cover the expenses
moured in handling.”
Buob consideration at such a
time baa been and will be greatly
appreciated.
Now that Mr. B. H, Fudge haa
become the sole propnetar of the
dry goods department, he says one '
of his rules will be to sell all mer
merchandise ata “small profit’’
He believes the greater amount
of merchandise will prove a bles
sing to customers and will prove
a recompense.
There are in this store large
’lines of staple goods and a stock
merchandise sure to |[
please the moat discriminating. ■'
Beapiitul slippers, and exquisite
in dress goods are among
ibe qew arrivals at the Fudge b
Store.
Note hie advertisement.
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Methodist Church
Bulletin
Last Sunday was a Bed Letter
Day w.tb ue. We had the largest
morning congregation we have had
years. JTht ae who were ab
•snt mined something.
Sabbath School at 9:45. W. J
Wilsin Sopt. The'scliool ie full
lite. We bave'a class for every
one. The attendance gets better
all the time.
Preaching at’ 11 o’clock. The I
leubjeci for Ihe mhrning hour ia ,
“T’fie Marks of the Lord Jesus ” |
Mpeciol music ia an added feature
of these services Besides special I
munc the singing of the hymns ]
Ifey Abe choir and s large congre- I
gation is moat inspiring. The I
Lord ia wonderfully blessing us in I
ihea9 services.
Junior Epworth League meets I
at 2 o’clock. The Senior League ]
meets-at q:3O. The old as well as I
the young wilt enjoy these fine I
urograms that are given by our I
young people.
Preaching Bunday evening at I
7:15. At this service we will-have I
a junior choir as well as the big |
choir. Gur young people causing
and they love to sing, so come and
join them.
Choir practice every Thursday
evening at 7 o’clock, much inter
est ia being shown in these
practices.
Mid-week prayer services are
held on Wednesday evening nt 7
o’clock. These are gccgl ncre’ings,
well attended, and (be Spirit is
most excellent.
The great thrme of the Metho
dist enured now, for about six
weeks will be “The Cail of the
For golden Mau,” which is the au
peranfiated preacher. The s< oth
er? ciiurou will raise SIO,t.OJ,iKO '
for these soldiers of tht C oss,
H. H. Heisler, Pastor.
11. H. Smith, of Columbns
In fawn Thursday.
Mr. Gammon, of DouakouvJie
was a visitor here Thursday.
y o YES” We Have No BANANAHSr
| But we are Headquarters for: y
p “Seed Potatoes,” Onion Sets,
» Seed Corn, Bean Seed y
Burpees String less Green pod-M
that good ole Stag, “Kilch-j
en King" and Ballards Flour's. I
I J. S. Wilkin & Son D
JI The Chick and Egg Buyers g
City Pressing
Club
== Bernard Poston, Prop.
Satisfactory Cleaning and Pressing
J none reasonably.
Join our monthly rate list.
U Located Bat k of Drake's?' y
I In Every Pair of B
BROWN’S 5 SI AR SHOES I
I Bought at our store, you find this
guarantee of quality and dependability:
Guarantee 100 per cent Leather
We will pay SIO.OO in cash'and give a new pair
lof shoes free to thefivearer ivho finds paper in the
outsoles, insoles, counters or heels of any shoe h.-tar
ing our trade mark.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE .NEW
- STYLES IN THESE FAMOUS SHOES.
I B. H. FUDGE,
| Colquitt, Georgia.
’ LIME FOR GRAIN
Ladco Will Double Yield Os All Grains
Uminc the Land is profitable tor Altaite, TobacaiL
Gotten, Clover, Peanuts, Fruit and Pecan trees.
imm»v«n the soil by correcting acidity and taMn
mechanical condition.
Ladco Ground Limestone is the Best, the Clbaopeet
•ad Most Effective that Can Be Used
us Stea you prices deitrered at your station Agwets
wasted ovurywbere. 6ood proposition. Busy rrUter
Wrttn for details
LADD LIME & STONE COMPANY
F, nos Citizens A Southern Bank Bldg., AfiaM*. Ga.
