MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1915
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OUT FOR A WALK
(By Strickland Gillian.)
My tiny son walks out with me
Along the sweet suburban road—
Mas many a cherry scout with me
While chattering in our own love
code;
He finds a reddened leaf perchance,
A gaudy butterfly’s lost wing,
A stone from which the sun rays
glance.
Or some such childish-cherished
thing.
.All these he bears to me and places
Within my hand (as I have halted
To reconcile our varied paces),
And says with look and tone exalted
"See, Father, what I found back there;
You missed it when you sauntered
Easter Is
Only Nine
Dags Awag
Most men, at this tome of
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.. Qur stock comprises
every wanted style and at
present the size range is
complete. Buy now and not
be disappointed later.
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The children's shoe bill is
an important item in most
families. At this store, we
sell only the kind that wear
and what is still more
essential —FIT. Your child is
never mis-fitted here We miss
the sale first.
Let Us Fit Your Easter Shoes
All The New Shades in Silk Hosiery
PINKSTON’S
i Program Today at The Opera House I
! "ODYSSEY OF THE NORTH" !
• ** Featuring BOS WORTH in 6 reels of Wild West 2
| SPECIAL FOR NEXT FRIDAY f
j The famous “SPOILERS” i
• WILL BE SHOWN HERE AGAIN NEXT FRIDAY S
rs©Gocsi®ee»®
Your big, strong hand takes better
care
Os these—my treasures—that can I.”
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We are but children walking out
With Father. All the things we
find—
Gems now, but later viewed with
doubt—
We bear to Him, love strong and
kind,
And say: "These big, safe hands of
Thine
Can take much better care than we
Os these —our treasures —rare and
fine;
Dear God, we trust our all with
Thee!”
English bal oxford, blind eyelets,
clack or tan $5. Other styles $3 up.
This style with sand, gray or putty
tops. Also dull and patent.
"Mary jaue,” or without strap.
Women at Work And Play
MRS. H. B. ALLEN, Society Editor. Telephone 466
♦ MRS. TAFT AN AUTHORESS ♦
“Recollections -of Full Years,” by
MFs. William Howard Taft, tells in
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nearly four hundred royal octavo pages
some of the things that Mrs. Taft has
seen in her own land, in Europe, Asia,
Panama, Cuba, the Philippines and
elsewhere. As the daughter of a suc
cessful and highly reputable lawyer
in Cincinnati, belonging to a family
well known in the Presbyterian
church, with a tradition of education
and refinement, she knew all that was
most agreeable socially in the city
where Mrs. Trollope established her
bazaar, and whei e she found much ma
terial for her unpleasant book, en
titled, "The Domestic Manners of the
Americans.” "
When little more 'than a girl, Mrs.
Taft first visited the white house when
Rutherford Hayes was its official oc
cupant. Her husband, whom honora
ble office sought and sought again
from youth to middle age, she married
when both were still young. Their
life in Washington began when Mr.
Taft was appointed solicitor-general.
The intimacy of Mr. Roosevelt and
his secretary of war was charming
then as yet no cloud had come be
tween the president and the man
whom he was to designate as his suc
cessor. When Mr. Roosevelt return
ed from Europe in the midst of Mr.
Taft’s term, the two met, according
to Mrs. Taft’s testimony, on the most
cordal footing, and the president was
convinced that his predecessor remain
ed his personal and political friend,
a conviction not quite shared by the
watchful wife. Mrs. Taft permits her
self no bitterness in discussing the
campaign that followed, but if her
husband needs a defender he has found
one in this pleasing volume and its
devoted author. The world loves a
good loser, and in these delightful
pages the big, amiable man who prov
ed a very bad third in 1912 appears in
that character. No man could have
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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMESRECORDER
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MOTOR COAT, MILITARY CUT.
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Motor coat of white woolen mix
ture, striped with black. Designed from
the uniform of the German soldier, it
Is belted and buttoned In true mili
tary effect. The high roll collar la
faced with black silk faille, which also
faces the buttonholes.
a better advocate that Mrs. Taft shows
herself in this volume.
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ASSOCIATED. AftjJUTIES
All members of fne Associated Char
ities are urgently requested to be pres
ent at the regular weekly meeting to
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at the
Y. M. C. A. parlors at half-past three
o’clock.
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., Cost you
nothing. Fill this coupon out and bring or send
to our store witn your order. We are doing this
to show our appreciation of your patronage:
WHAT TIME WILL THE MYSTERIOUS CLOCK STOP?.
Name
Address
Day Time.. pjJJ'
For Anything in the Drug Line
Phone No. ELEVEN and Get It Quick
Howell’s Pharmacy
120 WEST LAMAR ST . .
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THOSE WHO COME
AND GO Americas The Mecca For |
Those beeking Pleasure,
Health and Business.
If you need Glasses I can fit you.
Bell, tfae Jeweler. adrt
Mrs. E. Davis and Miss Kate Green?,
of Buena Vista, were guests ot
Americus friends yesterday, while vis
itors here for the day.
Dr W. D. Sears, of Ellaville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lock
hart.
Music at the Windsor Pharmacy to
morrow aft—don't forget this treat;
the very best you have listened to.
COME TO THE WINDSOR PHAR
MACY. advt-lt
Miss Fannie McDonald was success
fully operated upon for appendicitis
today at the Americus Hospital, and
her condition is said to be quite fav
orable.
The Lenten services at Calvery
church tomorrow (Tuesday) will be
as follows: Morning service, 1 la. m.;
evening praper, 4:30 p. m.
That old mattress made new in one
day. Phone Pope Mattress Factory, I
120. advt-19-ts
Mr. John Allen, of Dayton, Ohio,
and Mr. W. T. Allen, of Jacksonville,
were guests yesterday of their sister,
Mrs. John T. Taylor, at her Lee street
home.
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. I will be pleased to great my friends
I In my new quarters la Windsor Hotel
corner after April Ist. S. A. Daniels.
II C. P. Willis and J. C. McCall, of Col
. limbus, are commercial evangelists in
( Americus today.
• I The condition of Mrs. Brown Small
. was regarded this morning as more
favorable than at any stage of her
illness, and strong hope for her re
covery is now entertained.
KODAK FINISHING—Send us your
. kodak films for finishing. We use the
same care in finishing our amateur
work that we do in our studio por
traiture A trial will convince you.
The McKinstry Studio, Jackson St.,
Americus, Ga. 2G-2t
| Thomas J. Parrish, of Lyons, was
among the many visitors in Americus
yesterday evening.
Senator Charles R. McCrory, of
Schley, was mingling today with
friends and constituents here.
Miss Annie Landis, of Viernna, was
the guest yesterday of the Misses
Johnson at their home here.
Meet me at the WINDSOR PHAR
MACY TOMORROW afternoon an I en
joy th9 MUSIC played by the Orche;--
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I Mrs. W. J. Josey has gone to Ft4«-
gerald. where she will be the guest sf
: j relatives during several days.
:j AN’OLA SUNDAE at the » -tnr
: Pharmacy—served with MUSIC Tw*-
: . day aft. Sure to please you. advt-lt
:' Captain W. W. Dews is spending »
; day or two at his home here, prior to
: returning to Blakely, where he ,
business interests this season.
Get a pair of GOLD FISH in GtG&jß
I FREE; only buy 25c HEX ALL nrtiHbs
; Thursday morning, beginning az.
, o'clock. See Murray’s Display.
: adv(-jsi-2t
| Mrs. J. p. Heard and Mr. Jnfcw
Heard, of Vienna, were guests ywn
| terday of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Cractmtt.
t What will Easter be without a fcnc
of NUNNALLY’S CANDY, or a U&-
QUKT OF NUNNALLY’S Flowers?
Place your order* now at the WOtti-
SOR PHARMACY. PHONE ML 1*
Mrs. James A. Pinkston will haws an
her guest this week Mrs. Fern. "ill,
of New York, who has many friends
in Americus. Mrs. Wood will arrivw
during the week-end.
For EASTER you can obtain a
GLOBE of GOLD FISH FREE at THH
REXALL STORE. advt-S»-2A
Mrs. James Calmes has retsmed bn..
Atlanta, after a visit of several dipt
here at the home of her uncle, Mr. £,
B. Everett
While yon are served the most de
licious drinks at our FOUNT you have
the privilege of enjoying MUSIC THAT*
WILL REFRESH YOU. WINDSOR
PHARMACY. adFt-lk
Messrs. Knowles and Davis, of Han
Vienna High ichoAl faculty, s«n
guests yesterday of Prof. Clements,
while spending the da here.
GOLD FISH in GLOBE will be give*
to you FREE, Thursday morning saw
window at The REXALL STORE.
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Mrs. Thad B. Wise, Mrs. Alton Chap
ter and Miss Slappey, of Plains, wesrw
shopping in the city this morning,
among others from that place.
Come and see what we have tow
you tomorrow aft— you will shed the
blues and stop talking the war tor
awhile. Windsor Pharmacy, advt-lt
Miss Glen Thompson, of Cords is, is
expected to arrive tomorrow aad wM
be the guest or the Missea Turner *tw
several days.
M . Robert R. Stewart, one of S»wa- .
ter's sterling farmers, was in to or a
today upon business.
F or y.iur pleasure we will have tha
Ope;s Meuse Orchestra on Tuesday
afternoon to furnish the very latest
music; we will be delighted to set
you. WINDSOR PHARMACY- Fhtrc.*
161. adrt-lt
Mr. David H. Jenkins, of Griffin, r*
spending a few days in Americus amt
at the home of Mr. Calvin Carter, j.wssar
the city.
THURSDAY MORNING AT i*
o’clock, we will give Two GOLD FTSB
and Globe to each customer who buys
25c or more of any REXALL
See Murray’s window. advt£K2t
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