Americus times-recorder. [volume], November 15, 1917, City Edition, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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IHIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1917.
New Series = IL New Series
"Four-Ninety” Touring I/CHEVROLET/ "Four-Ninety” Roadster
Price S«85.00 Delivered J ' Price 5670.00 Delivered
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carry at all
A times a complete ,
stock of Chevro- ‘
let parts, accesso
ries, and tires of f
I xw^WSr/ i£±— allkinds.
Telephone J^‘ Us Show You What We Have Oppos](e Ca(nmCTcial
m Emory Rylander Warehouse
: SOCIAL ITEMS :
DINNER FOB VISITORS.
Miss Willie Belle White entertain
ed last night at a dinner for her
guests, Misses Ruby and Evelyn Min- f
niek and Carrie Bartley. The house.
was beautifully decorated with ferns j
and cut flowers, green and pink pi'i- / ?
dominating in decorations, and re
freshments. A delicious dinner was
served, followed by cake and punch.
PINKSTON COMPANY
tNew arrivals in
Coats came in with
the weather
® 1 We worked in conjunction with
PP'M 1 c: the Weather Man and today's ex-
I \ i W P ress brought a large new shipment
I S c °ld weather coats.
t Coats
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unusua l and great attractiveness. Models
H <7 with stunning large collars, or snug close fitting collars—
// / \ some with fur, plush or self materials Large novelty
» / pockets and wide belts.
Especial values at $25.00
The pretty lace trimmed camisole of Crepe de
Chene illustrated gives a hint of the attractive- ®
ness of the new models now being shown. J J *( ml
Night Robes Camisoles /h Jt\//r
Teddies Vests / 1
■ Wash Satin, Silk and Georgette \\ /
White and Colors .
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PLUMS BPAMP w
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Pinkston Company
■Those present were Missea Ruby and
Evelyn Minnick, of Plains, Miss Carrie
Bartley, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Messrs.
A R. Royal, Ed Argo. W. J. Bass, Vid
Royal.
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Matrons’ fdbty.two club.
Mrs. Zack Childers will entefiain
the Matrons’ Forty-Two Club on Fri
day afternoon at three o'clock. /
H ENDRIC K S-N ASWORTHY.
Miss Annie Mae Nasworthy and Mr.
D. E. Hendricks were married on Sat
urday last at the home of the bride
at Rebecca, Ga., Mr. Hendricks was
formerly in the employ of the Windsor
Pharmacy and is well-known in Amer
icus, where he has many friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Hendricks are now in Macon,
where the groom is stationed at Camp
Wheeler.
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The Woman’s Club, the Music Study
Club and the U. D. C ’s wish to rent
a piano to be .placed in Carnegie
Library, where their meetings are
THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDEM.
held. The piano must be in good con
dition and will receive the best of care.
Anyone desiring to rent a piano may
communicate with Mrs. H. B. Mash
burn, Mrs. Frank Sheffield, or Miss
Elizabeth Cobb.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. Homer Bankston entertain
‘ed the Neighborhood Club this after
noon in a 'delightful manner at her
home on Furlow street.
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DATE OF PARTY
CHANGED.
j The Red Cross Bridge Club will
; meet with Mrs. Tracy Cunningham on
Saturday afternoon at her home on Lee
street.
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BED CROSS DANCE.
/ The dance at the Armory last nightl
' was one of the mose delightful of
the season and a large crowd was in
attndance. / The hall was decorated
with large/ branches of bright autumn;
leaves and on the tables where sand- (
wiches were sold white and yellow j
chrysanthemums were used with;
charming effect. A number of out-1
of-town guests were present from:
Marshallville, Plains Cordele.,
Much praise is due Mrs. C. O. Niles i
for her efficient management of the,
dance and its splendid success. Forty i
dollars were cleared and will be de
voted to buying materials for the local
work of the Red Cross. A donation
from Mr. Clarence Niles brought the
amount to fifty dollars.
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WOMAN’S LITERARY CLUB.
1 The Woman’s Literary Club met
‘this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E L. Carswell, on Lee street, when the
followin'' program was given:
• Youthful Experiences—Mrs. C, J..
Clark,
The Child's Story—Mrs. Paul Ellis. 1
The. Youthful Reporter.—Mrs. E. L. I
.Carswell. ?
I His Own Story. -Mrs. W. I). Bagley. l
1 Early Years of Charles Dickens. — 1
, Miss Emma May Borum.
EOBOET YBUR
RBEUMATISM
Not Necessary to Have Your Troubles
With Yon Any Longer.
Don't suffer when you can get “Neu
trone Prescription 99.”
Rheumatism one of the most com
mon ailments, ig one of the hardest
to cure. Any remedy to be effective
must purify the blood and kidney®,
common sense teaches you this.
That i 8 why “N'eutrone Prescr,’p
tion 99" is so successful, it is a com
bination of blood purifying agents
prepared from the prescription of a
specialist.
It relieves those sore, inflamed
joints and muscles. “It puts out the
lire." It does all these things, re
stores your health, makes you happy
and free from j ain.
Go to your druggist’s today and get
t Site or £I.OO bottle, then say, good
bye Rheumatism. Mail orders filled
>n SI.OO size.
For sale ny pio veil’s Pharmacy,
Alcazar
THEATREIk
MATINEE 5 & 10c
NIGH! 10 & 15c
THURSDAY
Paramount Picture Pre
sents Jack Pickford and
Louise Huff in
“THE VARMINT”
5 Acts. Don’t miss this
FRIDAY
Blue Ribbon Feature
Mary Anderson in
“SUNLIGHT’S LAST HAID”
5 Acts, and Chapter 10
•‘THE GRAY GHOST"
SATURDAY
Triangle Plays
Bessie Barriscale in
“WOODEN SHOES”
Hve Acts, and
“A LOVE CBAJE ’
Triangle Comedy
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Pictures
of '
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homfefolks carry
warmth and com
fort to the heart of a
soldier.
Make your appoint
ment now for your
Xmas work.
The
Mkinsw Studio |
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Americus. Ga., and leading druggists
everywhere. adt
Buy Your Maxwell Now
Just received a shipment of the 1918 models, which
are beautifully designed and built for service.
THE MAXWfII IS THE W THAT YOH CIS AtfORI)
We invite you to call and inspect them
or let us demonstrate one to you.
CHAPPELL MACHINERY CO.
Phone k'.’Jl. ’‘The Home of The Maxwell Car.” Lamnr Street.
Agents for Engines, Farm Machinery, Auto
mobile Accessories. Tires and Tubes>
WE WANT T 0...
Express a pleasant “thank you” for your continued
patronage, confidence and encourgement.
We are striving to make this store a real conven
ience and an institution to this whole community, and if
our service pleases you it will be a gracious courtesy to
have you mention it to others who may not know us so
well.
MURRAY’S _ « TELEPHONE
PHARMACY ore No. 87
Bicycles For Girls
Bicycles For Boys
Bicycles For Men
Williams-Niles Co.
. Hardware
Phone 706
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