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PAGE EIGHT
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I ; ANNOUNCEMENT:
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I desire to announce to thepeopleof Araencus
| and Sumter County and the trading public gener
* ally, that I have purchased the entire stock and fix
\ tures of Or. W.A. Rembert and will conduct the
business in the same old stand at 213 West Forsyth,
* and upon the same high standard as my predeces
* sor; under the name ot Americas Drug & Seed Store.
I earnestly solicit the trade of the public gen- |
j erally, and assure you fair and courteous treatment j
t and prompt service at all times.
A thoroughly competent man will be in charge |
of cur prescription department at all times.
i
f Americus Drug &Seed Store I
i Phone 148. Call Us. LEE ALLEN, Prop. \
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THOSE WHO COME
AND GO
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Bod-O-Link Friendship Bracelet. |
l.elfs the Jeweler. adit
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McNulty spent
yesterday in Dawson with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McNulty, going over in
tneir car.
Fresh Groceries screened from flies.
Goods delivered promptly. Telephone
ivt3. Clark Bros. Gro. Co. advt
Mr. and Mrs. John Wooten, of
Eastman, are guests today of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Turpin.
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A big lot of Patent Leather Slippers
to be closed out at very low prices.
1 earlman’s. advt-2-3t
Misses Christine and Kerndwood
Brown have gone upon a very delight
ful visit in Hendersonville, N. C.,
where they will spend a goodly por
lion of the summer.
Just received a fresh shipment of
midsummer Hats that we will offer at
greatly reduced prices. Misses Hay &
Tillman. advt-4-ts
The many friends of J. A. Dean will
be sorry to learn of his illness.
2,000 Hat Shapes just arrived, at
Pearlman’s. advt-2-3t
Bottled Coca-Cola, Cbero-Cola and
Soda Water kept too cold to drink at
Our store. Clark Bros. Gro. Co. Tel.
,103. avt
B. B. Fredrick, of Marshallville, was
a Sunday visitor to Americus.
Mid-Summer Sport Hats. J. J.
Hardy. 4-advt-2t
CEDAR CHESTS—S2O.OO value this
week, $14.95. Allison Furniture Co.
C. G. Clements, professor of English I
n the High school, left Sunday for j
Carolina, where he will spend
the vacation months.
We sell for cash, why not buy our
•upon books at 5% discount and buy
'"•esh groceries at cash prices? Clark
ros. Gro. Co. Tel 303. advt
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:=: Is our idea of the purpose
of a Shoe Store. VVe choose
To only the better grades and
T j in order to give you a wide
Alviip selection,we keep our stock;
You complete and varied
We have just received a
Buy new lot of Ladies’ Pumps
in Black and White Combi-
Satisfact- natiors. You will receive
. - the greatest possible aid in
Olllj choosing just what you
want. Come to this store,
we like to show our shoes.
Tillman & Brown
Fitters of Feet
Americus The Mecca For
Those Seeking Pleasure,
Health and Business.
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1 We can suit you both in price and
quality. S. A. Daniel, the Jeweler,
advt.
Col. J. W. Furlow, city editor of
the Times-Recorder, left yesterday for
Indian Springs, where he will spend
a month of his vacation. Readers of
the Times-Recorder will miss his
bright, interesting articles, but he’ll
be back on the job the first of July.
•., . .
Sport Hat for mid-summer. J. J.
Hardy. 4-advt-2t
R. E. Parker, of Chicago, is register
ed at the Hotel Windsor.
20% off on Sectional Bookcases this
week; plain oak, quartered oak and
mahogany Allison Furniture Co.
H. E. Kenercon, of Atlanta, is in
Americus taking a survey of local bus
iness conditions.
Clark Bros. Gro. Co. Telephone 303.
advt
L. E. Giradeau was among the Col
bus contingent spending the day in
Americus.
Wait —Watch for a large shipment
of beautiful Crepes, Voiles, Crepe de
Chines, which will be on display in a
day or two. Pearlman’s. advt-2-3t
Geo. J. Callaway, of Albany, is
spending the day in Americus.
We deliver groceries until 7:30 p. m.
Clark Bros. Gro. Co. Phone 303. advt
W T . Fred Frazer, of Atlanta, is at
tending to important business mat
ters in Americus today.
Ladies, Look! Bed Spreads laun
dered, 10c. Phone 245. “We return
everything but the dirt.” advt-lt
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Maynard re
turned this morning from Ft. Valley,
where they spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. W. A. Massett.
We will fill your orders for pure
Ice Cream, if you will telephone us.
Clark Bros. Gro. Co. Tel. 303. advt
■: J. A. Wool bright and A. C. Pierce, of
I Bronwood, spent Sunday in the city.
If you want guaranteed, absolutely
pure cream, telephone 75. Only 30c
pint advt-7-3t
Mis Mitch Payne left this morning
for Milledgeville, where she will at
tend the G. N. I. C. commencement.
Call at Pearlman’s for the nobbiest
Shapes in the city, at lowest prices.
Pearlman’s. advt-2-3t
J. R. Drew, of Cordele, is registered
at the Windsor.
Abolutely, guaranteed pure sanitary
cream, 30c a pint. Hoods’ Pharmacy.
Phone 75. advt-7-t3
Col. John Flournoy spent Sunday
with his parents in Columbus.
Ladies, Look! Bed Spreads laun
dered, 10c. Phone 245. “We return
everything but the dirt.” advt-lt
Gordon Howell returned Saturday
from Mercer University to spend the
vacation months with his father, Col.
John T. Howell.
D. A. Carson, of Atlanta, spent the
day in Americus visiting “the trade”
in the interest of "The Whitaker Pa
per Company.”
For pure and sanitary cream, you
should get Central to connect you
with seven-five. Hooks’ Pharmacy.
advt-7-3t
Miss Maude Radcliff, who has been
an attractive visitor in Americus, re
turned Sunday to her home in Macon.
We have a few of our best selections
in Tailored Hats that we are going to
close out at half price. Prettiest pat
will go first. Misses Hay & Tillman.
advt-4-ts
Miss Nina McKean leaves Wednes
day for her home in Cincinnati, where
she will spend the summer months.
We secure our cream from the Afrles
Guaranteed Pure Creamery daily. If
you want pure, sanitary cream, phone
us. Hooks’ Pharmancy. No. 75.
advt-7-3t
The ladies of the city are urged to
attend the called meeting at the Cham
ber of Commerce building tonight.
This meeting will consider plans for
the big Dixie Highway celebration and
the ladies can help with their sugges
tions and ability. The meeting is at 8
o’clock.
Ladies, Look! Bed Spreads laun
dered, 10c. Phone 245. “We return
everything but the dirt.” advt-lt
LEESBURG MERCHANT
ARRESTED DN CHARGE
DF SELLING WHISKEY
(Special to Times-Recorder.)
LEESBURG, Ga., June 7.—W. B.
Moreland, a prominent merchant of
this place, was arrested here Satur
day on a charge of running a blind ti
ger. He was bailed out by his brother,
Sheriff Moreland, of this county, and
will be tried at the mayor’s court on
Tuesday morning.
City Marshal J .E. Forrester made
the arrest. Two negroes were caught
in the store when the raid was made
Both had whiskey on their persons,
acocrding to the city marshal. They
I claimed that it was secured from Mr
Moreland.
Jitney Bus
SERVICE
Official Schedule; Every Day Except
Sundays
FIRST SCHEDULE l5 Minutes
> run: Returning every 30 minutes.
[ Starting point, Central Depot, 6:30 a.
[ m„ Cotton Ave., to Lamar; Lamar to
t Jackson; Jackson to College; College
[ to Lee; Lee south City Limits; Elm
( Ave., north to Taylor; Taylor to Lee;
* Lee to Lamar; Lamar to Jackson.
\ Second Schedule—ls minutes’ run’
[ Returning every 30 minutes. Starting
' point. Jackson and Lamar. Jackson
> to Church; Church to Horne; Horne to
, Taylor; Taylor to Barlow; Barlow to
* Furlow; Furlow to Lee; Lee north to
> Lamar; Lamar to Jackson.
I FOLLOWING POINTS COVERED
EVERY 15 MINUTES:
> Lee and Lamar; Lamar and Jack
-3 son; Jackson and Church; Church and
f iLee; Lee and Taylor; Lee and College.
THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER
A big array of
Summer Dress
Goods now on
display at
Pearlmans’
Duchess Plesee
Meic. Marquise
Corduroys
Piques
Gaberdines
Congo Silks
Tub. Tissues
Crepe de Chines
Silk Chiffons
Brocaded Pongees
All kinds of flow ered Mus
lins & Lawns at Pearlmans
Prices which means 50 per
cent less than elsewhere.
A big drive in footwear; la
dies, misses and children’s
slippers at reduced prices.
Favor me with your call.
D. Pearl man
Lamar St.
GERMANS SHIFT TO
WESTERN FRONT
(Continued from Page 1.)
through the use of poisonous gases
during the phalanx movement which
swept eastward from Cracow.
Italians Meet Strong Resistance.
Events transpiring in the southern
theatre of hostilities, where Italy and
Austria are locked in a death grapple
for supremacy are beginning to de
velop both in Importance and inten
sity. Severe fighting in that section
occurred during yesterday and early
today, the advancing Italians attacking
a strongly entrenched Austrian force
and heavy fighting being the result.
Along the river Isonzo, near the
Austro-Italian line, where a body of
Italian troops attempted to cross the
stream, was defended stubbornly by
heavy masses of Austrians, strongly
entrenched, the invaders being halted,
after sustaining serious losses.
At other points along the border the
Austrians have entrenched themselves
formidably, and increasing opposition
is being encountered all along the line
by the invading Italians. Serious and
prolonged fighting in that section is
anticipated during the present week,
when the main armies of the contend
ing nations are expected to clash in
force, at a point north of the inter
national boundary and probably in the
vicinity of Trieste, whither the Ital
ian army is apparently heaAed.
I Solid
I Satisfaction
I There, is. probably, nothing
which affords more real satisfac
tion to the "smoker” than a per
fect cigar. If you want your
favorite cigar served with all of
its native fragrance —then get
the habit of buying you
CIGARS
from us. Our assortment of Ci
gars, Tobaccos, Pipes, etc., is
such that we have no trouble in
H satisfying the most critical
u sm ;,ker.
§ ELDRIDGE DRUG COMPANY
o , ackson St. Phone 33
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SUMTER MIN
FOR SPEAKER
OF TJE HOUSE
COL. J. E. SHEPPARD, OF AMERI
CES, WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR
SPEAKER ON PROHIBITION
PLATFORM—FORCES LINING UP
BEHIND HIM
Representative J. E. Sheppard, of
Americus, will be a candidate for the
speakership of the approaching house
of representatives, on a prohibition
platform, according to announcements
made in Atlanta by officials of t he
Anti-Saloon League. Col. Sheppard
confirms the report from Atlanta, and
states that he’s a bona fide candidate
groomed to win the race.
hTe Sumter county repreentative is
considered one of the strongest men
in the house and his candidacy is sure
to be popular. As father of the “Shep
pard Child Labor Bill,” and advocate
of the McCrory bill for cheaper school
books, Col. Sheppard made a name
for himself in the last session, of the
legislature.
The prohibition forces are lined up
solid behind this candidate for the of
fice. His election seems sure, despite
claims from the camp of Representa
tive Burwell, his opponent. It is un
derstood other prospective candidates
have agreed to withdraw from the race
if the Sumter county man makes the
race.
Dr. G. W. Eichelberger, leader of
the league, says:
“Mr. Sheppard stands strongly for
the election of the rules committee by
the house, instead of its appointment
by the speaker. He has been a pro
hibitionist all his life and the prohi
bitionists of Georgia are solidly be
hind him. Mr. Sheppard’s friends
state that the liquor Interests, almost
without exception, are working hard
for the election of a certain other
candidate.”
GOUNTT OFFICERS
CONVENTION MEETS
IT INDIAN SPRINGS
President John A. Cobb, of the Coun
ty Officers’ Association of the state
issued an official proclamation
naining Indian Springs, as the official
meeting place for that organization
this year. The annual convention will
be held there June 16 and 17.
This organization, composed of the
county officials of every county in the
state, is an important factor in state
politics. Matters of important inter
est will come up at this meeting. Pres
ident Cobb states that a special pro
gram for the amusement of the dele
gates will be a feature of the pri
gram.
H. E. Allen, of Americus, is also aa
official of the. organization. He 13
chairman of the General Welfare com
mittee, one of the most Important or
ganizations of the body.
NOTICE TO THE MAN, WOMAN OR
CHILD:
To the one submitting a name that
is accepted for the new Case that will
open in the near future In the old Gas
office on Jackson St., will be paid $5.00
in gold.
AMERICUS CONFECTIONERY CO.
advt-7-lw
NOTICE.
The County Officers’ Association will
hold their annual convention at Indian
Springs on June 16 and 17, 1915. Im
portant that there should be a full at
tendance. JOHN A. COBB, Pres’t.
M. S. JOYNER,
Sec’y. and Treasurer.
H. E. ALLEN, Chm’n.,
General Welfare Committee.
The press of the state will please
copy. advt-7-lt
NOTICE!
ONE-HALF PRICE FOR 10 DAYS
The best guaranteed dental work
Crowns, Bridges, Plates, Fillings, Etc.
Dr. N. S. EVANS, Dentist
No Better Equipped Dental Office in The South
OVER HOOKS' PHARMACY
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Loans made ou farms at i
.6 per cent interest. I |
call your particular at- i
_ tention to the fact that
■■ Mm W ¥ carry with them
IMI I ■ IMI ■_ If .. the privilege of paying
1111 l ■I ml M W SIOO, or multiple
IVII II ■ I ■ or taking
I IV B up the entire loan, on
. any interest date with
out any bonus.
J. J. HANESLEY,
329 Lamar St.
YiAS T—JaftJLm, if
PLATTS’ WpC |T fifißL J J
VVVCK J
Save Yourself
Trouble.
A gas plate burner, large or
small, in the laundry or in the vj
kitchen where there is no gas stove Pfl
is the handiest thing a woman can 15k, >,>
It heats the irons quickly or HS—
cooks without wasting heat or caus- f~~m mL*
ing you a bit of trouble.
It’s the best partial substitute for Ic**-
a gas range there is, but by all /q£— r
means buy a range if you can. y Nj n
The gas way is the quick, eco- gj
AMERICUS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANT
Hart Schatfner
THE higher
you climb in W mmw
your business,the Jr IWm II
plainer people <3
can see you;that’s UJ jjji
one reason why
so many success- A
ful men demand
CcpyrLdat IX&rt Schaffncr & Marc
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; they know they’re doing the best possible
thing for their appearance.
* 4
Notice the graceful lines in the lapels and front
of the coat pictured here—it’s youthful style
with plenty of dignity.
It will only take a few minutes to fit you and only
S2O, $25 or S3O for the highest quality.
NEW SHIRTS
Arrow semi-dress Glen Urquhart patterns
shirts with black piping . ~ . ,
down center pleat and m an( * white soi
edge of cuffs, self fig- sette with soft cuffs;
ured white madras,col- . , , _ rrt
lar to maten with piped neat co °L SLSO.
edges, $2. Arrow make.
W. D. Bailey & Co.
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 191.>