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! ECONOMY! SIMPLICITY!//^
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And Worry. \ ¥
Everybody knows the old sash- T
ioned kitchen coal stove is neitlier exTS j\ J
economical nor simple nor elficiefft. n
It is wasteful because it burns ==—
coal when not needed. It is com-
plicated because you have to fuss |fcp>n~
with ashes and clinkers and new
fires. It is inefficient because it r »~v S. ; gGrahg
lakes up too much time. h j|| rH | «» wW
A gas range is cheapest, easiest, K- flSL—*;■"-2|sMj
Buy one. SLi
AMERICUS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
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DR. R. M. WILLIAMSON
VETERINEBY SURGEON
Hospital Accommodations for Horses, Mules and Dogs.
Dffice and Hospital, Hampton St. near Ball Park.
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> Loans made on !
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ft if ||T B / farms at 6 per cent !
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HERBERT HAWKINS
Insurance And Surety Bonds.
Specialty—Autos at 2 per cent
PI A INTERS BANK BLDG. Phone No. 186
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Extra laige bunches. Regular price,
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Here you will find the best grades of
shoes for men, women and children. And
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THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER
THOSE WHO COME
AND GO Americus The Mecca For j
.-.-SS-! 1- Those Seeking Pleasure,
Health and Business.
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Heal Ivory and lVarl Fans for grad
uating gifts nt S. A. Daniels. advt
Miss Rebecca Hodges lias just re
turned from a visit in Atlanta, the
guest of .Miss Aline Fielder for three
weeks. Later she was the guest of
Miss Margaret Murphev at her home
in Newnan.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Means, Frank
Means and Mrs. J. A. Beddingfield, of
Elko, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Morgan at their home here.
Our METHODS, SOLICITING,
WORKMANSHIP and DELIVEVRY are
* VM I AHY. PALM REACH SUITS 50c
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
Mrs. Ira Lowe s expected to return
this evening from Atlanta, where she
has spent two weeks very delightfully
with friends.
Mr F. S. Haisten returned today
i from an extended business trip in
west Florida and Alabama -
THINK of if’ PALM BEACH Suits
Bezel Dry Cleaned, 50c
THE RELIABLE WAY.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
L. K. Price, of Valdosta, was among
the many visitors spending the day in
Americus on business.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Buchanan, of New
York, are visitors here, guests of the
Hotel Windsor.
To 7 ADD 11—You have, I’HONE IS
for anything in our line.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
J. L. Dozier, L. S. Brown, Jr., T. L.
Harman and J. L. Brown, Jr., made up
a quartette of Columbus citizens com
ing to Americus last evening.
Mr. R B. Small, one of Columbus’
well known business men, is a visitor
today in Americus.
BENZOL ;;RY CLEANSING
THE RELIABLE WAY.
DOBS NOT SHRINK. How about the
old way. PALM BEACH SUITS, 50c
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY,
THE SANITARY PLANT.
Mrs. James Lowe. Miss Sara Lowe
| and Miss Kate Greene, of Buena Vista
; were among those shopping h re yes
; terday afternoon.
HOW ABOUT BENZOL DRY
j CLE ANSING for CHAUTAUQUA
WEEK? PALM BEACH SUITS, 50e.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
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■Efim COTTON MEET
Americus, Ga., May S, 1013.
The Americus cotton market is
quoted today as follows:
Fully good middling, y l-4c.
Good middling, 9c.
Middling 8 l-2c.
The local market today is queit ami
steady at above quotations.
The futures market broke badly just
prior to the close yesterday, showing a
ret less of 40 to 45 points in the ac
tive positions.
On the opening today July was quot
ed at 9.35, ar.d January 10.03 cents. At
the close July was at 0.4 G and Jan
uary at 10.08 c.
There are no sales, locally, ur.d r
existing market conditions
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DANDRI'-CIDE
1 Shampoo. A scalp cleaner and stim
i ulater—cures dandruff, makes the hair
! light and fluffy, long and beautiful. A
:mon ; h'« treatment, price SI.OO. We are
jselllrg the first 24 packages for 23c
t .ch.
Kembert’s Drug Sturt
213 Fursjtb xtreei.
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If you need Glasses I can fit you.
1 Hell, the Jeweler. ndvt
» John B. Vance, of Fort Valley, was 1
> in the city today, coming down upon
f business of importance.
Mrs. W. J. Smith, of Battle Creak,
j Mich., is the guest until tomorrow of!
. Mrs. Frank Lanier at her residence on '
C Taylor street.
JUST ONE WEEK then CHAUTAU-j
QUA WEEK. LAUNDERING, BENZOL j
DRY CLEANSING, STE AM DYEING,!
, i EVERY WEEK, EVERY DAY IN
• WEEK. PALM BEACH SUITS, 50c.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
, .Miss Mary Beile Hixon goes tomor
row to Atlanta as the guest of Mrs. S. j
• Russell Bridges and to attend the
Padgett-Rudolpli marriage, a fashion
able event in the.capital city in early
June.
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Mrs. Fred Sawyer has returned to
Atlanta, after a visit of several days
in Americus.
Have your Mattress made new in one
day. Pope Mattress Co. Phone 120.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Woodard, of New
York, are visitors In Americus, and are
guests of the Hotel Windsor during
their stay here.
Mrs. James Peddy and Miss McFar
land, of Dawson, are guests of Mrs.
John Worthy for the week-end at her
1 j home here.
QUICK SERVICE in
THE RELIABLE WAY.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
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N. Eh Adamson, of Rome, Ga., is
among the many business visitors in
Americus today.
i Rev. C. A. Phillips, of Plains, was
among the many visitors coming to
Americus today.
OUR SANITARY METHODS make
YOU FEEL GOOD.
AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrold, with
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Palmer, of Cor
dele, have gone by automobile to
Hurtsboro, Ala., to visit Mrs. Har
rold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. E.
Long. i
Miss Yonah Buchanan is welcomed
to Americus for the week-end by her
many fri nds here. She came from
: Waycross yesterday and is the guest
of Lor sister, Mrs. E. L. Bell.
Misses Lillian and Allie Cochran ar ■
spending the week-end pleasantly with
friends in Shellman.
Mrs. J. H. Beard, Misses Rachel and
Mar.ru Beard and Master J H. Beard,
Jr., are spending several days with
i relatives in Macon. I
Charlie Chaplin at Opera House to
night. It
LDCUSi INilO!
IIICE IS EGYPT
(Ev Associated Press.)
CAIRO, Egypt, May B—The locust
invasion in Egypt and Palestine is
proving a far more serious matter thani
war. The locusts, notwithstanding en-j
ergetic measures taker, by the govern-j
ment and farmers, have spread the
length and breadth of Evype and are
1 nore numerous than at any time within
twent; vears. They constitute a very I
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: serious menace to the cotton crop,!
which is already well above ground.
Money to Lecd
We are In position to obtain !
money on farm lands In Sumter
county promptly at reasonable
rates. If you desire a loan call
on or write us.
Jas. A. fi John A. Port;;
.. Planters Bank Buildit'o*
NOTICE.
It has been street gossip in
Americus for the jtjast, eight or
ten months that Mr. J. E. Mathis
has an interest in Hightower's
Book Store. I have corrected
this to a few or my friends and
thought it would pass over with
ont further comment, as I did
not wish to make a public denial
of this gossip on account of the
notoriety it would cause.
However, it has gained such
headway of late that I feel it an
injustice to Mr. Mathis, ns well
as nij self, and think it should
be stopped, lienee the following
for public information.
To my friends who have heard
this, and really did not know
whether it were true or untrue.
1 wish to stiate that Mr. Mathis
lias not now nor ever has had,
one dollar’s interest, directly or
indirectly, in this business. This
should set at rest the gossip re
ferred to. No one owns a penny
in she Hightower’s Book Store,
except myself.
Will say that if I did have any
business connection with Mr.
Mathis, I would be only too glad
to admit it.. I wish to state in
advance tlmt the next time you
hear this rejiort the busybody in
forming you is either wilfully
mis-stating facts, or has ben
misinformed by one that has.
HIGHTOWER’S BOOK STORE,
Per J. E. Hightower, Owner.
..Sworn to before me flu's 2d
day of May. 1915.
D. R. ANDREWS,
N. I\, S. Co„ Ga.
MEETING B. I P. U.
SOCIETY M SUNDAY
PROGRAM OF INTEREST RENDER
ED AT FIRST BAPTIST
Taking place of the usual devotional
exercises at First Baptist church to
morrow night, the Baptist Young Peo
ple’s Union will have a session, pre
senting the following selected pro
gram of exercises instead:
Song—Congregation.
Prayer.
Solo —Miss Guerry.
Piano Solo—Miss Sills.
Scripturs Reading—Philippians 2:12-
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17.
Recital by George Andrews, Evelyn
Bell, Marp Alice Lingo, Louis McMat’.i,
Nellie Griffia.
Introtfciction by Leader.
Prayer.
“Obeying in God's Sight”—Miss Ma
mie Brown.
“Working Out Our New Life.”—Miss
Pearl Lott.
Song—Congregation.
’’Obeying with Gladness.’’—Miss
i Gladys Goodman.
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Chorus —“Reapers Are Needed.”
Scripture Quotations by Nellie Wor
thy, Margery Brown, Frances Lovinc,
Elizabeth Davis.
Solo—Miss Cordelia Gatewood.
“The Testimony of Others”—Mr. T.
F. Gatewood.
Violin Sole—Mr. Phipps.
Prayer.
Business. J
Chorus —“T-he Church in the Wild-:
wood.” Benediction.
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CIGARS
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| Auto Owners! |
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We carry “Sunbeam Mazda” Lamps for
headlights, sidelights and tail lights. Also
lifi “Columbia No. 6 Ignitor” dry cells, the best slfi
j jj-jjj battery for Ignition purposes. jjR
* ... FLASHLIGHTS... *
Every auto owner should have one
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jji Levy-Morton Company *
jjl 113 Jackson St. : : : ’Phone 46 jjjj3
FOR RENT!
New 5 room house, close in
modem conveniences.
Dr. N. S. EVANS, Dentist
Office 275-THONES—Residence 475
’Phone 671
All you have to do is to make
Buyeis your wishes known. I will do S
Sellers t h e rest ”p r y me O
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j F. L. ALLISON r
Americus, Ga. Office Allison Bldg.
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For Warm Days
WHEN you buy a I' GjM
thin suit you fjj
should be careful to see ‘jSyij
that you get reliable
fabrics and tailoring.
The easiest way to be I jgBI
sure of these things is
to come here and ask ll Jlwwv
for one of our
Palm Beach Suits
Copyright Hart Schoffucr & M«W
To begin v\ith they are attractive; they are cool;
they are splendidly made; front full Fr neh faced;
collar hangs close to the neck; pockets are braced
and the trousers are extra well made. And Ixst of
all they are reasonably priced t
GenuinePa’m Beach, $7 50
to SIO.OO. Others at $6 50.
For The Boys
We have a splendid assortment of boy’s
Palm Beach suits at $5. Plain light colored
ones, light striped ones, sheppeid checks
and dark striped ones. All good, all cool.
Let the boy be comfortable and stylish.
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W. D. Bailey Co.
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915