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JfRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1915
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* IN THE GARDEN OF DREAMS ♦
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(By Bliss Carman.)
When, the dawn-winds whisper
To the standing corn,
And the rose of morning
From the dark is born,
All my shadowy garden
Seems to grow aware
Os a fragrant presence
Half expected there.
In the golden shimmer
Os the burning noon,
"When the birds are silent
And the poppies swoon,
Once more I behold her
Smile and turn her face,
With its infinite regard,
Its immortal grace.
i
ft
When the twilight shivers
Every nodding flower
And the new moon hallows
The first evening hour,
Is it not her footfall
Down the garden walks
Where the drowsy blossoms
Slumber on their stalks?
In the starry quiet,
When the soul is free,
And a vernal message
Stirs the lilac tree,
Surely I have felt her
Pass and brush my cheek
With the eloquence of love
That does not need to speak!
* * *
MRS. SMITH'S PARTY
Mrs. W. R. Smith entertained the
Thursday afternoon “42” Club yes
terday at her home on Hancock av
enue. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with ferns, palms and vio
Easter Is
Only Nine
Days Away
Most men, at this tome o£
the year, say they will wear
last summer’s oxfords for
while, but when they feel the
sap rising they run for a shoe
store,
Mi-Lady this season will
match her suit or gown in
pumps or wear a contrasting
color. Our stock comprises
every wanted style and at
present the size range is
complete. Buy now and not
be disappointed later.
The children's shoe bill is
an important item in most
families. At this store, we
sell only the kind that wear
well and what is still more
essential—FlT. Your child is
never mis-fitted here We miss
the sale first.
Lei Us Fit Your Easter Shoes
All The New Shades in Silk Hosiery
PINKSTON’S
lets. Enjoying Mrs. Smith’s hospital
ity were Mrs. T. T. Cochran, Mrs. Roy
Parker, Mrs. Will English, Miss Mary
English, Mrs. Wafter Snell, Mrs. T. C.
Tillman, Mrs. Clarke Poole, Miss
Julia Gordon, Mrs. Claude Schneider,
Mrs. B. R. Boyd, Mrs. E. E. Schneider,
Mrs. Crum, Mrs. J. Edward Cutler,
Miss Ellie Breeden and Miss Mar
garet Morgan.
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“42” PARTY
Mrs. Hollis Fort entertained her
"42” club with a lovely party yes
terday afternoon at her home on Lee
street Hyacinths and japonicas
adorned the attractive rooms and the
following guests were present: Mrs.
S. A. Daniels, Mrs. Sam Heys, Mrs.
Harvey Weaver, Mrs. H. B. Mashburn,
Mrs. John Sheffield, Mrs. Frank Shef
field, Mrs. A. C. Crockett, Mrs. J. E.
Hightower, Mrs. H. O. Jones, Mrs.
C. F. Swain, Mrs. John Council, Mrs.
John Hudson, Miss Floyd Fort, Mrs. D.
F. Lambert, Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
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IF YC VUE BUILDING,
LITTLE THINGS TO REMEMBER
Have a door in the outside wall near
the icebox, so that the iceman can
place the ice in the refrigerator with
out coming Into the house. Somie re
frigerators can be iced drectly from
the outside.
If there is ,not to be a back stair
case, plan, if possiblbe, an entrance
that will not take the maid through
the living-room. In many houses this
can be arranged by having an opening
under the stair landing. This will de
pend entrely upon the house, of course
but it is an item nojt to be overlooked
when thie plans are being made.
A great saving in the coal bill will
be experienced if metal weather strips
English bal oxford, blind eyelets,
black or tan $5. Other styles $3 up.
This style with sand, gray or putty
tops. Also dull and patent.
“Mary jane,” or without strap.
Women at Work And Play
MRS. H. B. ALLEN, Society Editor. Telephone 466
FREE!
$2.50 IN GOLD
The Mysterious Clock will stop between Mar,
26th and April 4th. Guess when and win the $2.50
in Gold, or a box of Nunnally’s Candy.j Cost you
nothing. Fill this coupon out and bring or send
to our store witn your order. We are doing ihis
to show our appreciation of your patronage:
WHAT TIME WILL THE MYSTERIOUS CLOCK STUP?
Name
Address
Day Time p'JJ
For Anything in the Drug Line
Phone No. ELEVEN and Get it Quick
Howell's Pharmacy
120 WEST LAMAR st AmPriciis Ga
OPP WINDSOR HOTEL /IHIUILUS, U <l.
are set on all casement window's and
all doors, and all windows on the
north and the east side of the house.
Double windows are better for very
cold climates.
If screens are being made for onij
half the window, and there is no
need for them to cover the whole
window, they should be hooked on
w'ith an extra set of hooks for the up
per 'half of the window; they can then
be changed about at will, and the up
per half of the wihdow be lowered
whenever desired.
While the house is being wired for
electricity, it should be seen that
FOR SALE
1,000 bushels Ear Corn SI.OO per bu.
5,000 stalks Seed Cane SI.OO per hundred
Nice, bright Fodder 1.25 per hundred
Peavine Hay, baled $20.00 per ton
Wilt Resistant Cotton Seed 1.00 per bushel
Cleveland Big 801 l Cotton Seed 90c per bushel
Texas Wood Cotton Seed 85c per bushel
Toole Prolific Colton Seed 85c per bushel
Nice lot Berkshire Gilts from $12.50 to $15.00 each
Country Hams at - 20 c fjer lb.
Country Shoulders at - - - 15 c per lb.
C. C. HAWKINS
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• Ayashery •
• IJtTiVE HD WESTERN MEATS FANCY AND GREEN •
S . . GROCERIES .. S
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• SPECIAL lOR SATURDAY, MARCH 26TH 1915—FOR CASH ONLY •
• APPLES, 15c DOZEN 2
• Only two dozen to customer •
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• W. A. AYASH, Proprietor •
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switches are put in for turning on the
light in the cellar from the first floor,
and in the second story from the first
floor and vice versa. Also see that the
cord for the 'bell under the table is
not arranged with a plug for the foot,
but that six fieet more or cord is added
and brought out to the edge of the ta
ble. No more awkward scraping un
der the table with the foot for the
bell. .
Slat doors for the bedrooms where
there ane not cross windows will give
the room almost as much air as an
extra window. These can be taken
off the hinges in the winter and stored
KLEEN SWEEP
] The best preparation on the market for
Cleaning, ’dishing and Oiling Floors,
contains a liberal amount of disinfectant,
making sweeping free from dust and
germs.
! Made in Americus by
Americus Kleen Sweep Co.
Telephones 182 and 851
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| AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
CAREFUL DRIVERS
| All City Calls - - -25 c
i OUT OF TOWN CALLS AT REASONABLE RATES
! PHONE L L. COMPTON PHONE
] 161—Wldnsor Pharmacy. Residence — 646
| THOSE WHO COME
AND GO Americus The Mecca For
| ! Those Seeking Pleasure,
5 Health and Business.
If yon need Glasses I can fit yon.
Bell, the Jeweler. advt
Supt. Oscar R. Teague, of the Ala- j
bama division of the Seaboard, was
in Americus this morning, upon official
business, going later to Columbus.
W. A. McFarland, of Montgomery,
was among the many business visitors
in Americus today.
Mrs. Rogers Williams, of Ellaville, '
was the guest of friends while shop
ping in the city.
Want to win $2.50 in gold? Guess (
when the clock will stop. Howell’s
F’harmacy. advt-lt_
1
Mrs. M. R. Adams returned this ,
morning to her home in Macon, after
a visit to relatives here.
J. W. Kennedy came up this morn- i
ing from Dawson, spending the day
here upon business.
i
The condition of Mrs. I. B. Small i
this morning was announced as prac- j
unchanged from that of yes- j
terday, and still serious in the ex
treme.
Rev. J. M. Murray, of Ellaville, was j
among the visitors spending the day
in Americus.
i
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bridges came in ’
their car from Ellaville yesterday, '
spending the afternoon here. ’
We Have Bought
the Pope Furniture Company Bankrupt
Stock and have moved same to our big
store on Lamar St. where we will sell it
cheap, for cash, for 10 days only, begin
ning '
TUESDAY, MARCH 23RD.
During this 10 day sale we offer big re
ductions for cash on our entire stock.
Allison Furniture Co.
1 will be pleased to great my friends
In my new quarters in Windsor Hotel
corner after Apr.’. Ist. S. A. Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Niles, Mrs. Hollis
Fort and Miss Floyd Fort spent the
day pleasantly with relatives in Mar
shallville, going over this morning in
Mrs. Niles’ car.
Mrs. F. W. McAfee has gone to Sa
vannah to spend some time with her
son, Madison McAfee. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jordan, of Klla
ville, were visitors here today, with
those coming from the pretty capital
of Schley.
Miss Mary Carroll returned today to
Savannah, after having visited rela
tives here.
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Guess when the clock will stop and
win the $2.50 in gold. Howell’s Phar
macy. advt-It
Mrs. HJ- L. Murray returned this af
ternoon from Montezuma, where she
was called recently by the serious ill
ness of Mrs. W. I. Murray, the aged
mother of Dr. Murray.
Mr. John K. Orr was a prominent I
Atlantan among Che visitors in Ainer-,
icus yesterday evening.
Dr. Percy Hudson left this mom- 1
ing for Auburn, Alabama, where he
will attend Che Alabama State Con
vention of Veterinary Surgeons. He
will return home Sunday.
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Misses Mary Lee and Glenice Cm.-
trell have gone to Savannah, wfeem
they will be the attractive guest at
friend* for a week.
$2.50 in gold Free. Guess when rto»
clock will stop. Howell’s
advt-lt
For the convenience at our custom
ers saving our profit-sharing coupauer
and who do not always find it aanmm
ient to have ‘he small change la thear
pockets or at their hemes, we
I prepared a $6.00 cash trading into,
and with each of these books we wUtt
J issue 24 of our valuable certhScwten.
| Hooks’ Pharmacy. advt-2S-2t
Dr. Peter F. Hahn.sen, state veterin
arian, is spending a few days ptea*-
■! antly at his pretty suburban hrnyn
bere.
That oM mattress made new hi
day. Phone Pope Mattress Fbriney,
120. advt-M-tr
Are you saving your coupons? It
not then you should begin today. Lank
over the premiums displayed in w
i window and showcases. Hooks’ Phar
macy. Phone 75. advt-26-2t.
Dr. and Mrs. N. £S. Evans and Mass
La Verve Thomas returned last even
ing in Dr. Evans’ car from a moter
-1 ing trip to Atlanta.
Remember that when you purchase
a Traders’ Book you secure more etee*-
tificates on the same amount than yen
would by making your small pur
chases. Hooks’ Pharmacy. Phn u# 15.
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Seen that mysterious clock? tin-?
Well, you're missing a chance to win
$2.50 in Gold. Howell’s Pharmacy,
advt
ATLANTA PAYS HOHABE
TO IMITATION«
ATIJVNTA, March 26. —The news
that William G. McAUoo, secretory -Jt
the treasury and President Wilsons
son-in-law, was in Atlanta yesterday
i
had reporters running around in cir
cles for a while. The story “bntfc
at the luncheon of the Ad Men's dtui.
, when a ball stranger ushered na,
introduced as the distinguished *r.
McAdoo and invited to speak. lie ex
plained that be had stopped over to
Atlanta to hear his friend William
Schley Howard, congressman ftna
this district address the club en toe
currency queston.
The club members were vicing with
each other in doing honor to the ae«r
guest when some one remembered
, McAdoo was in a hospital in the easv
’ recovering from a serious opera tin**..
t
Then a few of the leaders in the ebrt
admitted they bad framed up a Jobe oa
the boys. The stranger look ewaujfV
like McAdoo to be his twin brother.
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