Americus times-recorder. [volume], June 26, 1918, City Edition, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
PLANT YOUR GARDENS
NOW!
♦ »
Conserve the Food Supply
And Live Better By
Raising Plenty of Vegetables.
Plant Early and Plow Often.
Fresh Seeds
just received atj
Allens Drug and Seed Store
»
Relief At Last
I Wish to announce that I will open up my laundry
sometimes during the week of June 24th to 31st and
to the public will state that I am going to endeavor to
do the right thing if you will give me time and not ex
pect too much to begin with, as the business being
new we are bound to make several mistakes before
w e get straightened out.
Below is a copy of my laundry list and remember
this list covers the regular weekly wash and is no way
competative to the usual regular laundry work. It is
to be done by hand in the usual way and later 1 will
put out a list to cover the items of regular collar, shirt
and pressing work.
GENTLEMEN’S LIST ' . LADIES’ LIST
Shirts. Shop We Collars, Soft 02c
Shirts, Flannel 10c Dresses 20c
Shirts, Silk -10 c Belta °^ c
Shirts, Plain 05c Skirts 15c
Shirts, Dress 10c Shirt Waist ..10c
Collars, Soft 02c Shirt Waist, Silk 15c
Undershirts, Cotton 03c Chemises 10c
Drawers, Cotton 03c Drawers, Cotton 05c
Union Suits, Cotton 06c Combination Suits 10c
Union Suits, Woolen 10e Night Dresses 7 “ c
Undershirts, Woolen 05c Corset Covers 05c
Drawers, Woolen v .. .05c Undervest, Cotton 2Jc
Drawers, Woolen 05c Vndervest, Silk 05c
Night Shirts \..04c Drawers. Silk He
Pajamas JOc Union Suits l° c
Handkerchiefs 01c Union Suits, Silk ”ic
Handkerchiefs, Silk -02 c Stockings per pair 03c
Socks, per pair 03s Wrappers or Kimonas 15c
4 Bath Robes 15c Dressing Sacques 10c
Ties .....02c Aprons ~ ...05c
Palm Beach Suits .. 35c Shams 10c
Coats 10c Sanitary Napkins 03c
Pants 10c CHILDREN’S LIST.
FLAT WORK Boy’s Waist 05c
Blankets ..15c Dresses 05c
Table Covers ....05c Skirts 05c
Table Pads 04c Aprons °2c
Napkins 01c Underwaist 02c
Lunch cloths 04c Underdrawers 03c
Sheets 03c Night Dresses 03c
Pillow Cases .02c Guimps 02c
Towels, Hand 01c Rompers 05c
Towefs, Bath 01c Capss 05c
Towels, Roller 02c Union Suits 05c
Dresser Scarfs 2Jc Boys’ Pants 05c
Tray Cloths ..09c Babies’ Diapers 03c 1
Counterpanes 10c MISCELLANEOUS
T Quilts 20c Rough Dry, 5c per pound
| Aprons, Plain ..02c Overalls, per garment. 10c
Curtains, not lace, per pr...25c Sweaters 15c
NOTE—A list of articles must accompany the package, oth
l erwise no allowance will be made for articles claimed to have
been sent, other than those recorded.
Every article washed by hand. Not responsible in case of fl
T re or for valuables left in clothing.
No package accepted for less than 50c if delivered, or 30c if it
is delivered here and called for. ALL WORK CASH
Hie R. W. Laundry
Phone 2*’7
J. L JONES, PROP.
I Excess Profits Tax Returns. Idcum Tax Returns.
ERNEST CLAYTON, C. P. A.
Former Income Tax Agent.. <
.Certified Pubb*' Accountant
Audits—Examinations—Systems
| Hinnfa. Gs. P. O. Box 750. *ll Hurt Bldg.
TYPEW RITERS
BOUGHT—SOLD—REPAIRED;
CLEANED- EXCHANGED
C H. DAVIDSON
121 Forsyth Phune 181
AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
TO 8E CALLEU TO
COLORS IN JULY
WHITES AND NEGROES BOTH IN
CLUDED IN COMING CALL—HE
CENT REGISTRANTS. MAY BE
AMONG THOSE CALLED.
ATLANTA, Ga., June 26.—Approx
imately ten thousand men, distributed
among both white and colored regis
trants, will be called into the sendee
from Georgia during the month of
July.
The calls have not yet been tabulat
ed and will not be definitely announc
ed until tomorrow. Eight thousand
Georgia registrants were called dur-
■ ing the month of June, four thousand
colored and four thousand whites. The (
negro contingent has already reported ]
at Camp Gordon, and the whites will
report there this week.
The additional July call illustrates ,
that the government is wasting no
time in getting the young men availa
ble for service, under the selective
service act, into khaki as rapidly as it
is practicable to transport and formal
ly induct them into the service.
Capt. C. A. Hope, from the provost
marshal general’s office in Washington
was here yesterday in conference
with the selective service officers, of
Georgia and the representatives of
the Georgia district boards. He talked
along the lines of the requirements of
the boards and the efforts to standard
ize the work of the service and ex
emption. He will make an inspection
of the adjutant general’s office in Ala
bama and Florida in addition to his
inspection of the Georgia military de
partment.
Every county in the state is now
ready for the assignment of the order
and serial numbers of new regis- II
trants, so that those who registered
on June 5 will be in line for call to
service.
As the essential and non-essentUi
regulations go into on July 1,
the state military department has been
overwhelmed with inquiries a® to rul
ings and interpretations of the new
law.
War Savers are Life Savers. Buy
War Savings Stamps and help the boys
who are risking their lives for your
protection.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. It is com
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients in Hall’s Catarrh Medi
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
All Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
f IDO LIFE TO GLASSIFY
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COMBINATION bookkeeper and
stenographer desires making a change
of position; ha s had several years ex
perience. Address Lok Box 156. 26-ts
LOST—Pink cameo brooch, sur
rouned by pearls, between my house
and town or Felder street. Return to
Mrs. W. C. Gray, or leave at Times-'
Recorder office. 26-3 t
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
■ 539 Jackson Ave. 26-6 t
I
i WANTED —Furnished house; not
less than five rooms. P. O. Box 254
25-3:
FOR SALE—One girls’ bicycle; j
cheap. Phone 26-3 t
FOR SALE—Moving picture outfit
complete, for small towns or road ;
work; Powers machine; Monarch gas'
outfit; screen and everything neces-'
sary to show; all in fine condition; at
a bargain. H. D. Hiwell, 126 Jackson
St. 26-It
1
l ,
I WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing. Expert
service and reasonable charges R S
t Broadhurst, Jeweler 110 Lamar St.
directly in front of po-itoffice. C*’’
t
RESULTS TELL.
There Can Be No D°ubt About The
Results in Americus.
Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of an Americus citi
zen.
Can be easily investigated. >
What better proof can be had?
Mrs. H. C. Ferguson, 300 Mayo St.,
gave her experience with Doan’s id
ney Pills, May 8, 1911: ”1 have used
Doan’s off and on for some time past,
with splendid results. I suffered for
quite a spell with kidney complaint.
My kidneys were weak, I felt gener
ally depressed and my back pained me
severely at times. My kidneys didn’t
act properly and I became all run
down After taking different remedies
without relief, I was induced to try
Doan’s Kidney Pills. They proved to be
just what I needed and in a short
time I felt like a different woman.”
On Anri] 2. 1918. Mrs. Ferguson
said; *‘l think as much of Doan’s Kid
ney Pills now, as when I last recom
mended them. I take them occasion
ally and they always fix me up fine.
Others in the family have also used
Doan’s with benefit”
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. V. adv
E WS I
Os a RADICAL CHANGE in fabric styles is al
ways interesting, and it is the policy of ANSLEY’S
to show these changes FIRST. This news will no
doubt stir to QUICK XCTION those who like for
their dress to be NEWS in style circles.
THE NEW SILK VOILES just received are
patterned like Foulard and priced . . $1.75 yd.
~ THE NEW LISLE VOILES are very crisp
and sheer. The patterns are PECULIARLY NEW,
and are shown on grounds of light grey, dark grey,
light green,light tan, and copen; priced . 59c yd
THE NEW ROUGH SHANTUNG SILKS
are swell, and have NOT been shown here. They
are of the plain KHAKI KOOL type, particularly
good for skirts. Shown in white, black and tan;
priced $2.75 yd.
DON’T DELAY SEEING THESE AND
OTHER NEW ARRIVALS.
I 4 ; I Ladies
I L TT T e wish to ca ii th® special attention /|
i" VV our Earmer friends to this IVJLd 1
■ f splendid work suit—the most com-
■ ' sortable, convenient and best garment of its kind ;
B \ ever manufactured. It’s all in one piece, a great
B 7/x A improvement over the old fashioned overalls and . , rI , TC
■T / 1\ separate jumper—less expensive too; besides, it WON’T SEE THIS ad.
B\* H ! looks better, fits better, wears better. No bind- ;
■W ing suspender straps, no double thickness at the THEY ARE HURRYING
I /waist, no loose tails to catch in things.
Wear Lee Union-Alls- ™ EAT ™ ES THESE
II M t ; A I \ " ' ' " DAYS, SO YOU WILL DO
1 14 MU the High YOUR MBK FOLK 3 A
LM M Cos* of Living! SERVICE BY DIRECTING ! |
11 Rm K sizes, tool Such perfect play
4 ■ l||/JV V M suits! Every mother will ap-‘ THE GAM ENT SHOWN
B rUL’f ft \ preciate the saving made pos-
■ jgRn f IS IBible by *- c ® Union-AUs the LEFT' AND
i rtx'i I P I F/ or “kiddies.”
■ niarß I Isl/ I/l Let us fit Father and Son THEN JUST LOOK AT
BJ* K<! I I in these fine new garments—
I mJ you’ll thank us for SlSryour THE ONE THE
I Ma attention to ten Union-Alls.
I«BOYS! ISN’T IT GREAT
UMsN-AILS / ’ INHINttLS
ARE FINE FOR re Last Word in
GARAGE ’ ■""" WORK
PEOPLE Tllßl, ® e Garments
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Some Good Values in
Boys’ Clothes JS.
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Blue Serge, Palm /jnzi-|l 1
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Beach, Kool Cloth t pl
and Worsted. p" hkj
These we have TTw
sizes 6 to 19 years
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Prices are moderate, giving BL
you new Clothing at old prices.
$3.00 to sls. ijjjßt
The Bee Hive Inc.
Your Money’s Worth or Your Money Back.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 191%.