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'THURSDAY, APRIL 1915
I Items for this page should be
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| later than eleven o’clock on day
5 of publication.
JLONGFELLOW PROGRAM
IFOR LEAGUE SOCIAL
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• A special Longfellow program Alas
been prepared for the Epworth League
•social that will be given tonight at the
residence of Mrs. McMath on Reese
iPark. An enjoyable evening is prom
ised every member of the league. The
; prog ram:
"‘AN EVENING WITH LONGFELLOW”
1. Instrumental Solo.
Miss Katherine Thomas.
2. Longfellow's Mission.
Mrs. Joe Bryan.
3. Reading, “The Day is Done.”
Miss Gladys Dunn.
4. Reading, “The Ladder of St. Aug
lustine. Miss Emmie Morgan.
5. Vocal Solo.
Miss Mitch Payne.
6. Reading, “The Village Black-
Easter Is
Only Four A
Days Away
Most men, at this tome of I
the year, say they will wear
, . , . English bal oxford, blind eyelets,
last summer’s oxfords for
..lack or tan $5. Other styles $3 up.
while, hut when they feel the
sap rising they run for a shoe
Mi-Lady this season will f
match her suit or gown in H \
pumps or a contrasting
color. Our stock comprises
every wanted style and at _, ... .
This style with sand, gray or putty
present the size range is tops. Also dull and patent,
complete. Buy now and not
be disappointed later.
The children’s shoe bill is JkBF
an important item in most ~~
families. At this store, we
sell only the kind that wear d|lH|||ljL
well and what is still more
essential—FlT. Your child is
mwer mis-fitted here We miss
“Mary J ’ or without strap.
the sal® first
Lei Us Fit Your Easter Shoes
All The New Shades in Silk Hosiery
PINKSTON’S
Proflram Today at The Opera House i
72 7i* p \T I 7* p A PAUL ARMSTRONG PLAY WITH RTOBERT 2
Alias Jimmy Valentine Warwick •
SPECIAL FOR NEXT FRIDAY 1
The famous “SPOILERS” f
WILL BE SHOWN HERE AGAIN NEXT FRIDAY %
Schedule for Spoilers: First show, 1 p. m., Second show, 3:30 p. m., Third show, 6p. m., 4th show 8:30 p. m. "» I
smith.” Miss Ellen Estes.
7. Reading, “The Children’s Hour.”
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• , Miss Alice 01ver. ;
, 8. Reading, "A Psalm of Life.”
, Miss Mattie McMath
, 9. Longfellow Contest.
Refreshments.
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“We are all capitalists. The only
, pauper in the world is a dumb, deaf
and blind idiot. Let us examine our
capacities and gifts and then put them
to the best use we may.”
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WOMAN’S LITERARY CLUB
The Woman’s Literary Club held its
. regular weekly meeting this afternoon
with Mrs. Laura Ba? Ley at her home on
Taylor street. The following program
was given:
Biographical Sketch of Mary Waille3
Women at Work And Play
MRS. H. B. ALLEN, Society Editor. Telephone 466
Murphey and Mary Virginia Terhune,
by Mrs. C. M. Williams.
Poem, “How He Saved St. Michael’3”
by Miss Lizzie McLendon.
Story, “For Bonnibel,” Miss Lizzie
McLendon.
Poem, “Twenty Bold Marines,” Mr 3.
R. L. Maynard.
Poem, “At The Party,” Mrs. L. F.
Grubbs.
Story, “The London Cabby,” Mrs.
Taylor Lewis.
Poem, “The Morning Glory”; Story,
“On the Trapeze”; Poem, “A Childs
Grave,” Mrs. Williams.
The program closed with Current
Topics in which the discussion on
Art was led by Miss McLendon, on Lit
erature, by Mrs. Olin Williams, and
lon Science, by Mrs. C. M. Williams.
...
j D. A. R. ENTERTAINMENT.
Many tickets have been sold for the
Bridge and "42“ party at the Country
club on Thursday in Easter Week, but
the chapter hopes that every family iu
Americus will buy at least one. A de
lightful afternoon is assured all who
attend and the object is certainly a
worthy one, the supplying of text
books to children who cannot otherwise
attend school.
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♦ SPRING IN TOWN. ♦
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
The hurdy-gurdy thrums along the
street,
Sicilians thumb their tambourines
with glee;
The urchins beat shuffle with their
feet,
The coppers chink metallic melody;
Banana-vendors shout their wares, and
some
Stand idly on the curb with sleepy
mien.
It isn’t guesswork—truly, spring ha 3
come;
For see, the little plots of grass are
green!
The office-boy displays a frequent
yawn;
Stenographers in openworks appear;
The “banker” puts his overcoat in
pawn,
And every fan for baseball ’gins to
cheer;
The woolens are exchanged for cottons
thin,
And there are springlike phrases on
each lip;
Then comes a blizzard blowing like
blue sin,
Which lays up everybody with the
grippe! —A Walter Utting.
...
Tomato Canape—Cut rounds of but
tered bread three incnes in diameter.
Place on each round a fresh sliced to
mato one-quarter inch thick. Season
with salt and pepper and a few drops
of onion juice. Cover with cream
cheese one-quarter inch thick. Place
in, hot oven for about twenty minutes
or until cheese is melted and slightly
browned. Sprinkle with paprika and
serve hot.
Lobster in the Shell—Cut lobster
THtr ’s HAH v TIMFS-RFCOPOKR
I CRACKER BOYS
MINSTRELS
wiiwww
AT
OPERA
HOUSE
Monday Night
April sth.
BENEFIT rzzz:
AMERICUS
BALL CLUB
New Songs,
Catchy Jokes
Vaudeville
Help the Muck
alees by turning
out to the show
w.
Ben Hawkins
H AND
I Blue Marsh
Premier End Men
I PRICES:
I First eight rows, $.75,
.yj remainder of first floor
ffj $.50 and $.25.
I BALCONY
I Reserved for colored
people, $25
meat in small pieces, season with salt
an<j pepper. Put seasoned lobster in
shells and ramekins, pour over each
one a tablespoonful of melted butter,
place in hot oven until thoroughly
heated or slightly browned. Sprinkle
with a little chopped parsley and serve
with cucumber sauce.
Surprising Candy Special
Saturday will be a bannei day in our Candy De
partment, for we are going to offer a value that
has never been equaled.
Full Pound Box of Delicious Os -
CHOCOLATE COVERED CARtMFLS jJ)P
Genuine 80c value for
This remarkable price is for Saturday only and
not more than two boxes will be sold to any one
customer. These Chocolates ai eof the very high
est quality and guaranteed to please you.
HOWELL’S PHARMACY.
The PENSLAR Store
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| THOSE WHO COME j
AND GO Americus The Mecca For j
| S
Health and Business.
If yoH need Glasses I can tit yon.
Bell, the Jeweler. advt
Miss Kate Speer has come from Al
bany, where her parents are residing
temporarily, and is the guest o£- Miss
Latrelle Hill this week.
New Trimmed Hats and large shapes
•in all colors came in, this morning. See
them today. Churchwell’s. advt-l-2t
Something new in Ladies Collars and
Ruffling just received at Churchwell’s.
advt-l-2t
• Special at Ayashery •
S Thursday : : : : *
• •
• Beginning with Thursday, April Ist, we •
• are going to place our entire stock of groceries •
• and meats on the special l*st. •
• In order to do this we have placed every- •
• thing on a cash basis,absolutely nothing charged. •
• For your convenience, we have prepared •
• coupon books in assorted denomination which #
• you can by a suecial arrangements secure,or can •
• purchase at a 5 per cent cash discount. #
• * We are going to sell you at from 10 per ct. #
• to 25 per ct. cheaper than vou can secure your •
• groceries and meat elsewhere. Make your pur- #
• chases here and we guarantee to savejou money •
• - •
2 W. A. Ayash, Proprietor *
I will be pleased to great ay friends
in my uew quarters la Windsor- Up tel
corner after April Ist. S. A. Daniels.
I
Mrs. M. E. Bush, Misses Florence and
Carrie Bush and brother, fke Bush,
have come from Montgomery to reside
here, where Mr. Bush will agaidWgage
in business. The family will occupy the
Hawkes home on Church street.
Ladies! Next Sunday is Easter; let
us fix you up a nice hat. We have the
newest things at the right price. SodA
checks free. Churchwell’s. advt-l-2t
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A soda check free with eacto SSb
purchase at Church weU’n. adjiM-S*-
Fresh Shad at Morgan's Jjbrtost.
Phoue 94. *1
The return of Mias Maude Shertoek.
who has been .sjiefldiag a month or £ww
delightfully with friends in Chicagt*, %
welcomed here. Miss Sherlock re
turned last night.
Bring yi»ur CHXJRCHWEU.'S
eta to the WINDSOR PHARMACYu]
win the $5J# or $2.5# in COLO. AMme
a box of NUNNALLVS Candy. This*
offer closes on April 15th. advtHMT
Everybody had a good time cuttoto
ing gold fish at Murray’s, the »»»»« -
Store. Now don’t kill your fish with
old food. Fresh Fish f ood, i#e, at
Murray’s. advd-1%
The many friends of Miss llmnfe
Jossey will be pleased to learn Hh»
she is now convalescent, after an Ill
ness of three weeks’ duration.
If you bring the largest number m*
CHURCH WELL’S tickets to FOCSev*
ty April the 15th, we gioe you sSjt#
in Gold, next largest, $2.5# to GOLD;
next largest, box NunnaOy's Candy,
advt-l-ts
Get your steak and pork *t Mtorgua’a
Market The best for the
Phone 94. adeA-IC.
T. A. Acree, of Albany, was ansag
the many visitors coaxing to Americus
this morning.
NUNNALLY’S Candy always Amato;
our fountain drinks the very heed.
Windsor Pharmacy. Phone NL
advt-l-ts
Give your orders tor Easter Ulm
ers to Murray's Pharmacy, agents ftor
Idle Hour Nurseries. Phene i". atdvfc
Frank J. Manning came from Atlswtn
this morning, having business Mere tor
the day.
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If It is the best drinks you want,
get IT AT THE WINDSOR PHAR
MACY. advt-T-tr
We have Moultrie Packing On. pro
ducts for sale. The best of fearmt,
hams and fresh meats of all kteda
Phone 94. Morgan’s Market, mdvt-i;
Good l Friday Services.
The following services will be fceto
in Calvary church oa Good Friday:
Morning service, II a. m.; wahg;
prayer, 7:30 p. m.
dfflELl STILL
DISUHITIHG CHECKS
The Churehwell department store
still continued today the distribute**,
of soda fountain checks to customers
on all c-sh purchases of fifty cento
and upward, giving a check oa asp
soda fount for each 50 cts. purchase.
So popular has been this feature :to«t
customers have requested an extens
ion of the premium period, and m
deference to this demand the Church
well store will continue to give out
cheeks two weeks longer, or njar.£
April 15th.
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