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. I HONOR ROLL of business I am going to look to see , IS the Statesboro Bakery. Accept my AND PERSONAL City Seboole for the Month of Jal\u. LOCAL best wishes for your future success, 1918. I 1 .ry. and I am quite sure that you arc Mrs. B. A. has returned Mr. W. S, Preetorius IS a destined Trapnell spending First Grade (Section A)--J. B, to sucqqed in the larger �++++++++++++++++++++++++++t++++++� 'rom a visit in Atlanta. week looking after business matters sense of the word by virtue of the Rushing. Frank Mikell " Glenn Bland • • * '\ has ex- BULLOCH at Luke where he of TIMES Butler, Fla., quality you; goods. I Mrs. Gertrude IS Jr. Oliver Bland, Brett. Moye spending'the tensive landed interests. "It would me I I Katherin� give grent pleasure '1' AND �eek in Savannah, * * * Rufus Lester Cone, Cone Hazel ,STATESBORO NE"W"S' visiting Billy to hear from you at some other time -I' •• • Miss Carrie Johnson last 'I III re�urned John Donaldson Hall the tell me how Deal, '.'Helen fihure; old States- Bulloch T...... E.tabli.hed Mrs, W. H. Ellis left today for a Wednesday to her home 111 Atlanta" Jul,., COD.olld.ted 1917:1 boro is Sbtellboro New•. JaDu.ry 22, 0 QUllln tlodges, D. Barnes, Ruth AI- progressing, together with E.t'b March, 19001892}• STATESBORO. GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1918, ;Visit with relatives in North Carolina. after spending a few days visiting some information about you and • • * Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Johnson, len, Egbert Anderson. your I as to Private J. H. of Ft. business, that your late im- be the usual seasonal decrease III the Metts, Screven, First Grade (Section B)-Bill Sal- .is. tenns of the did not ,F:,er or treaty for • provements Improvements you have amount of animals to market, is vsiiting in the city a"rew days, yer, Anme'Mae G ra coming from GRUB_BS.THUMANN.. b am, Louije Bran-t ONE the terms offered February 21 •• made since I MEATLESS • in fact J THIRTY-ONE ... SHIP� left, anything. "The administration also suggests MUCH INTEREST IN nen. only in the surrender of Caucasian ASKS FOR'ARREST'OF Mr. Townsman Warnock, of Air am more than glad to get infonnation that in those parts of the country Miss Martha Elizabeth Grubb. and Second Grade (Section B)-Henri_ districts of Batoum, Kars and Kara was a visitor to the of any kind from the folks back i lanta. city during where the old-fashioned home Dr. Robert Thumann were married on etta Annstrong, Louise McDaniel DAY EACH WUK preser, band, under conditions which make know is a BUILT SINCE 1917 the week. home, you it long distance vation of is still in this SfCRETARY'S TRIP Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the 'Frances pork custom, ;t for WAYCROSS impossible Russia to BANKER • •• Brett, Sampson Stanley, Carl: from here regain the to the U. S. A., and any- practice should be extended at the residence of Rev. R. B, Anderson, of ton Futrell, Carl Pearl Dekle bUR PLENTY OF MEAT' NOW AVAIL. GOOD RECORD MADE FOR FIRST BAKERS MOVEMENTS WHILE IN districts from He stated that Mrs. E. C. Oliver has returned from Renfroe, we Turkey. thing hear is almost second hand. as it will relieve the WARRANTS ISSUED IN the church, who officia- present time, MO:'lTHS OF THE PRO· it was CHICAGO to Mrs. at Presbyterian Olliff, Eugene Clark, Howell Cobb ABLE FOR COUNTRY'S IMME. YEAR; FRANCE BEING FOLLOWED the that a visit her sister, Roach, ed unless ohe. friends care to some- l\ussian understanding; same burden upon transportution to and ted. They left the afternoon Cone, Nita Bell DIATE NEEDS. GRAM HITS STRIDE AT LAST. CLOSELY IN the army was to return to ACCUSE COOPER OF SELLlN(1 �liver. Woods. Evelyn Shup- times write. WASHINGTON. the pre WORK CLOTHES f'rorn the houses and IS eco- for S. C., where Dr. Thu. packing war basis. BAD REAL •• • Buhrmaster, Dorotl\)' Washington, March ESETAE BONDS. Ora.ngebu:g, trine: Gle�n "Again wishing you all the success Washington;-Murch 13-Temporary nomically sound as the cost of ll.-Thirty- Washington, Murch ll.-Safe ar- Miss Debbie is a mann 18 United Stutes government Parrish, Lila. saving M, AlexielT said that" Trapnell spending Preetorius, Margaret in the world one 190,400 were com- rival in France peace accept. Mar. and many thanks for suspension of the meatless meal and and at the same ships, tons, of Secretary Baker Atlanta, ll-Detecitve Thoa. few her Mrs. B. A. inspector at the Orangeburg packing Kennedy, paoking operations ed so in !!ussia days with sister, Marguerite .Cail, Lucile kind ANI) WORK GLOVES and and unwiHingly must in Keene the your remembrance, I remain, oC special restrictions agninst the use time will home of pleted e1uring January February his party having been formally o� Chicago police force plant. Buie, Lillian Buie. provide supplies evitably be short-lived. r,l'rapnell. Jor America's merchant the . called at the "Sincerely yours, of on was announced at over tleet, announced today the de office of Gen ••• Miss Grubbs is from Second pork Saturday pork least the months of de- by navy Attorney Davisboro,Ga., A)-Mari. , I German military movements in the Gra�Section DREFUS O. fEEL GOOD.. shipping board announced In eral Clifford Walker of N. ROUSE, flT-.WELL, by the Food Administration tonight creased supplies. tonight. partlRent, ploss ;reports about his today and Bakeel M1'8. W. J. Schaut, Kinston, havng been staying with Mr. and Mrs. dean Anderson, T. J. James F. northern districts of Russia have Cobb, "Pvt. lot the present month 35 more with an movements on the ap that an order be issued for Mrs. G. Q. M. Corps, Motor Truck 8S a of its food "The desires to other side are be the imme C.• is the guest of her sister. J. S. West for several Dr. Coleman, Sarah but months. Cross, Anna Mae �eadjllstment food.administration of tons parently stopped, the enemy is so " Co. No.4,'Q. M. C. _/'- aervation It aggregate 220,951 will be ing' watched closely. officials diate arrest of L. J. of M Thumann has been at th e C Regular Army. AN_o,lrASr program. repeat that does not want to give Many Cooper Wa, ... AYS. iaspector umming, Harry Dekle Goff close that it is difficult to retain the Davis, "'U. S. P. O. 709'" pfuccd in service. think cr088, who Is want he * * • No. Increased meat andcon-Ithe the that these are times It possible that the story of his d. atatea, Is Bulloch He is from production impression packing plant. Virginia Kenan, J. J. Kennedy, R J: the government in Petrograd. Its remov is for still Although number of if to een on the of Miss Inez Peak. of Cedartown, Ohio. necessity greater saving in 'when simplicity and moderation of Iiv- launchings activities, pennitted pass the Chicago charge having given Cincinnati, Kennedy, Natalie Kirby, Mary India "COMFORT" IS WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU al to Moscow is generally expected be. Mrs. J. H. NOTICE.. was make the was.disappoirrtingly low in view of the will'throw worthless bonds in for lanel the guest of her sister, wheat, it declared, ing are not criti�l\lly necessary, but sor, interesting light upon exchange Mathews, Eleanor Maull, Arthur Per- OUR WORK fore the congress opens lIIarch 12. am WEAR THINGS TO WORK IN. roseate statements made of- the of bis in that Brett . VONIA LEE JOHNSON I the McNeel Mar· advisable. its sole desire is secure I,ast fall, object mission to the theatre city. kiins, E'uruee representing change to adjustment * • * Rackley, Guy Raines, ble of ficials of the United Co., Marietta, Ga .. the CLOTHES ARE FULL AND SEWED DOUBLE States of Mr. who Is of Kathleen largest, CUT The suspension is made effective between our different food supplies shipping war. Cooper. president the Break Cold or Scarboro, August Schultz, best and the only monu- board believe the • your LaGrippe . equipped laid First National Bank of On Monday morning, January 27th, M STRENGTH. Tor an indefinite period and it prob- and meet conditions from shipbuilding pro- Emphasis by the war depart. Wayero88 anel ary S'ims, Jeannette ment p I ant In the South. own changing with a few dose. of 666. 10 Thackston Ila They has hit its a former (1 the death entered the door of will last three months or gram stride at last. ment upon the fact that Mr. Baker's MEN member of the house of their own longer. time to and to the SO,OOO TO JOIN rel) angel Mae John Georgia Quarries. and it is • ably time, keep public * * • Strickland, Wesley OR WORK Latham. reasonable WHEN YOU WANT WORK CLOTHES The shipping board is its was a resentatives of Is one of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Johnson and took that they can give you Since all restrictions on eonsump- fully and frankly advised of its POSI- directing trip purely military pilgrimage. 1915-1916, Third - Miss Janie of was Grade (Section � Beasley, Claxton, A)-Bea' goods cheaper than other mills. I GLOVES .BUY THEM FROM US-BECAUSE WE efforts now at the more without the most known busineas mea away their little daughter, Lavonia rice tion of mutton and lamb had been tion with the full confidence and re- completing diplomatic significance has widely the guest of Miss Ethel Mitehell last Bedenbaugh, Mary Agnes Cone, will apprceiate the patronage of my than 700 Lee Johnson. Its death was due to adrninis- ship ways in the 132 yards directed attention to the MARCH and financiers in South the food .. 29 Georgia. WILL SELL THE BEST FITTING AND BEST lifted liance that whenever it becomes nee- known Martha friends and the YOU previously, . Louise public in SERV;CE--- week. Crouse, Denmark, Mar_ general. under operatin the The hemorrhage of the lungs. C. W. ENNEIS. tration now asks the public for for WIll by government. desire of President Wilson to see an attorney general very promp� • * • vine I,;OOKING ONES BUILT, FOR NO MORE THAN the, essary renewed appeals saving THIS WILL Donaldson, Emily Dougherty, Of this number 77 can be considered COMPLETE FIRST denied the to order (8nov3m-c) time to deny itself in meats meet the same as III energetic campaign by the al- Iy request the im Miss Eila Belle Trapnell, of Pulas- Edna Iler-, Sarah LOIS OTHERS CHARGE FOR POOR being loyal response waged Johnson, Caro- STUFF. us new were DRAFT mediate arrest ANNOUNCEMENT. _--- beef and on one a since. they es- lies. With Americans AND INCLUDE SOME of Mr. hut the last In lyn 01l1y pork day the past." entirely. troops holding Cooper, ki, spent Wednesday visiting Lee, Evelyn Rogers, Janie WANT MEN tablishcd since Hughes 2.000 " April, 1917. Chair- a constantly sector of OF THE sheriff of Ware county was tele 2tatesboro. week-Tuesday. increasing the SECOND. man Hn EXPERIENCED WITH vley reported the new battle graphed get In toueh with Mr• *.. I d t umpti f d yards lines. the wishes of the Wash- to. Washington, Mar"h 12.-A move. ��:�:cs� average lou pel' cent and him to be in Mr. Britt of is mo�;' nSo��d Jie::�:";s��il�fl:C��:�;'�� ;�:ns�:�P�"dw:..�nien��I��, �ORSES completed. mgton government undoubtedly will Cooper notify A� Cumming, Atlanta, tel' ' Jr Alber .ad':i�::::tio::�c;;:;:sbellev';,n;vil�:! ., t S rmtn,ith E verett Wil- PLANTING OF GARDENSL "1 don't ment of 90,000 drafted to the school For work in the like to deal in even men, begin lanta the of March the oC his Mr. and Mrs. high auditorium, Portal, enlisted veterinary W.' O. SHUPTRINE itself curtail the use of wheat, and possibtli- have greater weight than here- morning 19. when guest parents, IIams,IW'lb urn W00dcock. I on the Chairman on March 29 and a will be Ga., evening of Feb. 21st. Sub_ corps, 2,000 men not subject to call no Hurley said to�jght. tofore With the allied continue for five hearing entered into by Gov. . for the is chieftains. Sec- . there C M C Third Grade present �ies,,, to be announced later. (Section B) -Willie under the I IIlw actual But I on the Umming� * * ject selective service law are '.-J<+-r++++""+++++++++++++++++++�'++ .. I� �... , .. ::':_:_ �'.. �:. �":J' �_._ ..._...1' BUu.oCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEW� PAGE TWO HONOR ROLL ONLY A VOLUNTEER. THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1318 Buu.ocH 'nMD AND STATESBORO NEWS • ..II!IIIIIIIDIIIIlIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIII!IIIIIIDIIIIIIIIlI-III!II----IIIIII� I (Contributed by Claborne L. Field.) State.boro In.titute for the Moath of Why didn't I wait to be drafted, 1918. February, And be led to the train by a band, .� Bills And put in claim for exemption Fertilizer 1'" irst Grade (Section A)-Ruth m.y .t!'.� I Oh! why did I hold up my hand! Allen, Egbert Anderson, D. Barnes, I for the Why didn't wait banquet? . Glenn Jr. Oliver Bland, Bill didn't I wait for -the cheers? ", r Bland, Why '!' THB PIONEER METAL ACTION For the drafted men all the credit HOW MUCH Brannen Katherine Brett Carl got DID YQU EVER FIGURE While I only volunteered. f. Brogg, Rufus Lester Cone, 'Hubert of FERTI Newest ON YOUR YOU COULD SAVE \[Crouse, Hazel Deal, John Donaldson, And 'me a nobody gave banquet-- Showincg Helon Hodges, Ouida Nobody SAid a kiood word. Hall, O'Quinn . Spring BY PAYING CASH? NOW THE AIR·()'PLAYER PIANO '. LIZER BILL I James The puff of the engine, the IfTInd of Hodges , Eugene Jones, Lee, the Frank wheels, • IS THE TIME TO FIGURE THAT OUT. Earl Mallard, Ralph Jdallard, W&8 that I ':j tho only good-bye heard. i. tile PiaDO that will Dot be affected by Ollie B. Emily Pow- Then off to I oDly Player •• YOU Mikell, Oglesby, the ship hustled, FIGURE THAT OUT BEFORE To be for next ell J ., GIl8 Sorrier, Vergie trained the half-year BRushing __• It i. abaolutely mouae-proof. And in the shuffle forgottmJ- cIamp •• YOUR NOOE. WE WILL HELP W'ebi. . GIVE . • For I wag only a volunteer. at - Goods First Grode (Section B) 111 enzre .� YOU NEED THE MONEY. >. SeligDlan's YOU IF Cumming, Sarah Moore, Annie Mac And perhaps some day in the future Graham. Wlien my little boy sitlil on my knee, AIR.()'PLAYER PIANOS, ESTEY, MERRILL, MORRIS And his little look at me Second Grode (Section B)-Evelyn eyes BANK OF STATESBORO And ask what I did in the great war Dorothy Parish, Lila Pree I will to DI. Dress Silk or Cotton are for the Men Shuptrine, have look back at those eyes '" HYDE PIANOS AND ESTEY ORGANS SOLD Goods, here, Ready-to-Wear family, MIllinery, and Boys' Clothing, Shoes torius, Pearl Dekle Olliff, Louise Mc That at me so trustingly peer, Statesboro, Georgia Ann And tell him I wasn't dratled- Daniel, Margaret Kennedy, Ruby AT A GUARAN· for all. In this store is full of come I was only a volunteer. RECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU. fact, busy jammed new, fresh, dainty spring needs. So to the Deal, Frances Brett, Lillian Buie, Lu along cile Buie, Glenn Buhnnaster, Howell SEE THE OLD MAIDS at Register, TEED SAVING OF FROM $50.00 TO $200.00, BY with the assortment. Lower Better store service. come. Cobb Cone, Futrell, J. Edgar goods. Large prices. Seligman invites all to iN .Carleton Ga., Friday evening, M!lft!u,hhlIRiiii!W'd11 Carl Renfroe. McCroan, March 22. Second Grade (Section' A)-Mnri- -- ...-- + Any Way to Get the Money, Boy•. dean Anderson, T. J. Cobb, James F. MEETING AT THE UNDERWEAR SHIRT WAIST WHITE AND COLORED Anna ?rae Coleman, Sarah Cross, BAPTIST rl •• 1 .. U. S .: . Jerome Iro··etta_ FRANCE HELPED Mr. Editor: Dekle WOMEN'S GOWNS of quality high and _ good cambric, Cumming, Hnrry Davis, IN ALl THE NEW STYLES, VOILES, ORGANDIES FABRICS I have read as good papers as the R. J. Kennedy, Natalie Kirby, M"ry + REPRESENTATIVE Our meeting will come to a close FACTO�Y low neck, long and short trimmed but once in a while Arthur sleeves, embroidery Savannuh News, Mathews, Eleanor Maull, SHEER WHITE NAINSOOK, 36 inches a line AT MOST NE[oED TIME P�r- Sunday night. The Lord has been Ga. AND SILKS wide; it sends forth an editorial that is all k ins, Preston, Box 211 Statesboro, and fashioned. A value 98c Nainsook of Montgome�y Eunice]GOff'1 gruclous and the people huve been .+ neatly specially good yarn exceptional value; three different PLAN TO REBUILD WRECKED r-ight. Not long ago that paper con- Ruckley, Guy Raines, Kathleen Scar- *. lots. Posted will ntver overlook kind in their attendance and co-oper- shoppers thi8 sale, CITIES IN RETURN IS dcmned the midway, or side shows, Sarah " FRENCH boro, August Schultz, Smith, �oI_oI_oI_oI_oI_oI_oI_.;..!_+oI_+++++++++++++++++++++++O!.+++ii Price per yard ------30e aDd 2Sc: ution i but we arc anxious that every. WOMEN'S GOWNS of "V" neck 98,; to 53.84 35c, MEETING WITH FAVOR. being put in connection with county Jeannette Thuekston, Ilu Mae Strick- high grade cambric, body in Statesboro shall receive a as n useless and hurtful rIY�M.Y..N...,....,.rh.N Wt.,IA,/V �y h Y•• WHITE CHECK FLAX a fine cloth of ususual March 11.-The plan fnirs being land, Lillie Hendrix, Lurline Hagin, "._r. with also low neck and lace ON, very Atlanta, Ga., blessing. We want to see all the long sleeves, short sleeves, . MADE IN CREPE DE CHINE, GEORGETIE AND I also .;: merit in finish and are wrecked French f'eaturc of the Iair. John Latham. • wearing qualities. They much to rebuild cities, notl�ed Wesley town out-and-out for God. There is and tuck now than such remu rkuble your editorial on the line, Third Grade (Section trimmed $1.25 cheaper you'll uy them later, the yard 3Se which is gaining snm� w�lch A)-B�atriee for the and With all higher ground Christian, WASH SILK II headway throughout the country, is was very commendable rIght Bedenbaugh, Mary Agnes Cone, Mur- � I there is an open door for the unsaved; ..: FANCY WHITE VOILE, 38 and 40 inches wide; comes It IS an undeniable endorsed by Former Gover- thinking people. tha rouse, Louise Denmark, Emily .. WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS made of soft strongly nnd God is calling to us to seize our muslin, in plaids, stripes and dainty effects. The we are fact that these ru-e hired to J1ILLINE'RY price nOT has three nephews in things Dougherty, Edna I1er, Beatrice Jones, Slaten,who birthright. asking-for these goods should cause spirited come to draw the mutter r neatly lace and trimmed 25c buying_2Sc: one of them being already crowd, Carolyn Hughes Lee, Bonnie Louise � embroidery unif�rm, �o Brother Phillips is being used ... in France. "Less how hurtful to the morals of the peo Loraine WHITE a fine and sheer finish on the firing line Page, Evelyn Rogers, Waters, of God to and make LINGERIE, very fabric, that mightily re-open � tban 150 states Mr. Sla- ple, s!lying nothing of tho money Janie Best, Henry Ellis, Edward Ken- !:��DIES' DRESS SKIRTS ed soft for the needle, just what you want for yehrs ago,'; plain the old way back to God. Now, = WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS of fine nainsook, beau- making is But to the ton in an indorsement of the plan spent. any way get nedy, Joe William Donaldson, Dan MY FIRST SHOWING Spring and Summer underwear. Per and while God is in our midst and souls yard_3Oe 3Se side which has been widely published, "our money. If the members of. these Lester, JI'., John Mooney, Jr., Alfred tifully trimmed, several styles to select from 65c nre being saved, let us pray and work WOOL, COnON AND SILK COLORED were to It would OF BATISTE, 40 inches wide, soft comes colonists were with money shows put work, Monsalvatge, Floyd Nesmith, Wilbur finish; provided �e ns never before during these closing in all for the in the good tints and shades; used a deal for from the treasury and munitions from better country, especially Oglesby, Albert Smith, Everett WiI- great days of the meeting for our loved PATTERN HATS AND Beautiful Silk It IS la Skirts, Fancy Spring Patterns, dainty the the arsenals and that has these critical times. truly Iiams, Wilburn Woodcock. underwear. Specially priced. yard 3Se o� France, ones and our people. May there be that some who made possible our independ- mcntable people pro Third Grade (Section B)-Denver NOVELTIES IS NOW ON PLAIN WHITE VOILE. largely great joy in our community because Packets to ' We have a collection of these Iess to be will endorse and GIRLS' Big juat in, $5,48 $9.49 ence In 1871 wrote thnt religious Webb, Douglas McDougald, Robert DRESSES ever Washington of the visitation of God in saving n,nd � THE LADlES ARE popular fabrics. Price per yard_75c. 65e and 3Se 'if did not offer immediate foster such tbings. Homer Alice Kath- ;01 France Benson, Schultz, His ... Skirb to WHITE to the sanctifying people. ,Dainty Dresses for Children 2 to 14 years, in Ginghams, $3.48 $8.48 ORGANDY, 44 and 48 inches washes it would be useless to offer sup- Yes, it is any way get money erine Lanier, Mae Johnson, INVITED TO SEE THEM. 'fool wide; help You will see on cards circulated Bible tells us Ver.na Ithe beautifully, very fine and sheer; three lots to chose later' _ and France these times. The Mae Willie Ander- port' responded "�h� Lucy Deal, Myrtle the for the remainder of the Madras and Percale 59c, 75c, 98c, $1.2'5 Waah Skirt. to from. the root of all evil. subjects 98e, $1.48 $3,98 Price per yard--- 75c aDd 6Se with men and millions. her love of money i� Jones. 9Oc, Today son, Hephzibah Come to hear talks . meeting. these Our Saviour was and valor and courage have saved the eiv- betrayed put Fourth Grode (Section �)-:-Jnna I and pray for God to bless and use of the world her sacrifices to death for a small amount of money, Willie maation Everett, Madge Barnes, them for His and evil nature is still in the hu Belli glory. have been tremendous. Surely we that Waters, Edna Mae Ralph Bowen, Yours for victory would aid in restoring what France man race and can be eradicated only lard, Edwin McDougald. .11rs. E. Botoen Our Men's Wear is well with the J. F. SINGLETON. J� "I • Department supplied spring a of wrought by fixings=Men's lost in aiding us. She has been OUT by change heart,. Fourth Grade (Section A) -Harry Clothing, Suits, on condition of ancient now our can Holy SPITlt, repent Pearl Felton Ringwald, Mikell,Mal-I _ people friend; Moore, FOR SALE 1,000 bushels white or odd etc.. now while stock is nncc. Pants, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes for a Buy the show an that carries Grace Anderson, at Sc complete. appreciation Blackburn, Dorothy Spanish pinders, per pound. Doubtless some fellow who has had higher obligation than gratitude in rc- Gladys Beasley, Juanita Bland, Eve- Apply to F. M. Nesmith. Grove- evil at Ga Rte. 1. whole Let a or a and the n hand in getting up these land, .. (14mar4t_p) it be work shoe find storing the homes rebuilding lyn Green, S. L. Moore, Jr., Margaret family. dress-up pair, you'll it at Seligman's. tructions and over his finnn devastated cities of those whose losses rejoices Cone, Sam Latham, Helen Parrish, TO PROnATE WILL. CITATION. eial will to church the ORGANIZE SUNDAY.SCHOOL. were sustained in our behalf, as much success, go Evelyn Alvaretta Kenan, Wil- Do at the store that sells for Clark, GEORGIA-Bulloch County. GEORGIA-Bulloch County. your spring shopping less. next sit in front and sing, 'as their own." Sunday, lie Morgan Hagan, Prince Preston, L. O. Rushing and J. J. E. Ander To the heirs at law of Mrs. M. A. E. is A few of the interested members "The old time religion good enough Josie Franklin, Dwight Gulledge, Ar- son having applied as executors for Lee. deceased: I will of Union church made n can in solemn form of the last You are MAKE WORK EASIER (�r me," or H] will work, pray chie Vernon Baptist probate hereby notified that John McDaniel, Cuil, Mary E so vass of that on last Wed will and testament of Queen A. Her Rushing has made application for to lead the erring in the way," and Martha Esther' community Mallard, Donaldson, of said the heirs at an order to tional factor of protound in.....rd in Stale.bere are Pleased To rington, county, authorize and requiru SAVANNAH MAN VISITS People on. His religion is not a good kind nesday and Thursday, boosting their Prectorius, Blanche IHcElveen. law of said Queen A. Herrineton are Morgan S. Rushing, executor of Mrs. fluence upon owr national life, mov Learned How it Ha. Been Done. which will be FRANCE FOR RED CROSS wont stand the test. Sunday-school organ to at the court M. A. E. to VOLUNTARY SUPPORT Fifth Grade apnenr Lee, execute to him a It's hard to attend to duties (Section A)-Arlene hereby required ing toward mutual understanding and Food Will WiD the pretty ized at that church on deed Now, I know it is nn unpopular the fourth Sun of ordinary for said county on the pursuant to the tenns of a bond With a back; Bland, Sallie Byrd, Madge Cobb, Eula to our social constantly aching in for title from Mrs. sympathies helpful life, Savannah, Mar. G. A. Gor_ to condemn for the day, March 24th, at 10 ·o'clock. Ev first Monday April. 1915, next, M. A E Lee G.-Go!. With annoying urinary disorders. thing sin, guilty Jimmie Louise Par and now an of our War Howard, Olliff, when said application for probate dated. February zeu., 19Hi, to that impressive example don, a prominent Savannahian who Doan's Pills have made ones sure to offended. erybody seemed 8EST FOR Kidney are almost greatly interested, REO CROSS get rish, Durward Scnr· will be heard. certain lot of land and in national and work Watson, G,l'ace lying being unity solidarity. has been interested in Red Cro.... easier. Our while in the teach nnd we feel very much the orlt Saviour, flesh, boro. encouraged. S. L. MOORE. Ordinary. city of Statesboro, Bulloch ""unty I believe that the effect inevitable So thousands have gratefully testi- has been ordered to France to the condemned sin and He A BOOSTER. Georgia; located on the east side of H. P. DAVISON SAYS CONGRES of the eervo jed. ing people, Fifth Grade (Section B)-Lena of contribution to Red part NOTICE TO PROBATE WILL. South Main government for six months. Co!. Gordon at was His were street, fronting said world I. comln, to goes They'r� for bad backs. persecuted. apostles Bernanl Kath SIOHAL APPROPRIATION FOR Cross would be the Ringwald, Simmons, i. street a distance of 75 more or discourogement hi. own for weak Spring Nice, Bul- GEORGIA-Bulloch feet, G lhe position that expense and wjll take up tho They're kidneys. imprisoned for condemning sin. John leen County. and RED Kingery. less, running back eastward be CROSS WOULD BE MIS und discontinuance of private sup I. In com, work Statesboro people gratefully recom_ Lack of fresh food and J. C. Mock having applied as next Bell:luru ; behind the lines. He is the first the Baptist was beheaded for con vegetable tween parallel lines to the ef mend Sixth Grade (Section A)-Walter of kin for in solemn form of right port and its conversion ultimately i AAROJ!l to tbe .tage Savannah Doan's. probate TAKE. Ill' inn to see volunteer over interrupted, habits make wav of the Savannah & service demning sin. So it goes all the chunging StatcLboro the Jdrs. G. H. Mock, 48 N. Main St., Aldred,' Eunice Waters, Kathleen the last will and testament of G. H. from n great voluntary humane move· where pri in France of this these trying weeks for anyone in railway, bounded north by lands .f type. Statesboro. says: "Whenever my back world. MOl'k, of said county, the heirs at law American Red Cross mary and Im Monts, Harry Aiken, Hubert Shup clined to' Ca E. M. Anderson, east Savannah & ment to a department of government Roes I am run constipation. Foley are re by If out arid feeling down And as for the display, of said G. H. Mock hereby National Headquarters porlant thing agricultural trine, Basil Cone, Robert Donaldson, thartic Tablets are just the for Statesboro railway. south by lands of ita from trouble, I use Doan's thing to be and appear at the court .� support wholly by taxation; place FEED OUT kidney it is short of a quired Mrs. L W D. C. 10 II fa I. YOUR HOGS SIX nothing humbug. Any indigestion, biliousness, gns on stom Armstrong, and weot by Washington, claimed other Kidney Pills and they never fail to Myrtis Aldennan, .Emylu Trapnell, of ordinary for said county on the South Main by voluntary organiza enough toad fanner can fertilize a small plltch and ach. furred tongue. headache, or other street; and vou are Wr January 1918. WEEKS bring me good results. My work is Katherine Fairfield Monsal first in next, when said 17, tion or I can conceive EARLII;:R Parker, condition Monday April ther notified that said annlication ol'ganizatons. to keep a!lve. n ears of com or indicating clogged bowels. will DUlde easier after using this medi raise few big big application for probate will be heard. be Dear Mr. In every lot of hog-s on feed two or vatge, Julia Cross, Thelma Cail, Car Cause no bad after effects. Sold heard by me on the firct My Huntress: extreme circumstances where it might Food hRS now ....a. ·Another of the has used by Monday family "talks of cotton or big turnips for dis S. L. MOORE. Ordinary. in three weeks quickly and actually eat l;e Lee Davis, Benton Preston. Bulloch Drug Co. April. 1915. Pennit me to be in emergency or neces taken a �om\· Dean's Kidney Pills with fine results. This acknowledge �with udvisable, less than othOl·s. If all would fatten while the balan"" of his crop is March 7th. 1918. •nant paRlllon 10 the war. '1'18 play, We recommend them highly." Sixth Grade (Section B)-Myrtice thanks the receipt of your letter of sity, for the govemment to ask Red like these. the entire drove woud be NOTICE. S. L. MOORE. Ordin,", ' Amcrlcan Price 60c at all dealers. Don't ever 80 sorry. This he does to be reople must prepnre for the Zetterower. BOYS' CLUB MEMBERS. 8th, enclosing' resolutions Cross to some special func roady mal'ket six weeks carlier perform lhcmselvc� tn sRcrlttce tor more ask for a on. A fel10w never carries By an order of mayor and council sove tlimply kidney remedy-get bragged Seventh Grade NOTICE. and six weeks feed is an item (Section A)-Elise Shut passed by Allentown Chambel' of tion for which funds would be pro thon wos fit same tirsl neces Doan's Kidney PiIIs--the that ears corn or of the books will be thought that you fully his little of little turnips Those boys who have given me Portal, Ga., open All persons are warned not to understand. Mrs. Mock had. Foster-Milburn Kennedy Nellie Cobb, Ruby Holloway, trade You� Commerce, und by its direction for vided or for Red snry. Co., IJanuary by appropriation, The that fatte'ns must Eyes be from March for a hog easily for display. The human race is full their names for one of the clubs have 1st, to April 1st, for certain promissory note Clnrk. signed war'dcd to commercial to in some Thp cold fncts nre: in condition. Evelyn Kennedy, Gladys by Luther and orgnnizaztions Oross request, emergency, France, prime physical The B. of deceit. And as for the live tax returns 1'01' the town of Padgett W. A. Thomp NOTI�E. stock, Seventh all been mailed a record book and Portal, the Itoly ond IDng-Innd hnve A. Thomas' Hog Powder is a condi Grade (Section B)-Josie son, paynble to Ed. Perkins. dated throughout United States and to form of financial aid from Congress, just Thls is to all persons not to we have ull seen fat horses at home somc hulletins. If you have not re- year 1915. Feb. enough food to keep thf'm going tioner fOI' hogs. keeps their sys notify ABell, Lou 28. 1915, and due in October members of the dele· but as as our have the ft Virgoinia Grimes, l\,lnry ' Pennsylvania long people tem clean and l1Iire or harllor Hubert und our 31111 we E. a ten or twelve weeles. \\'hen healthy nnd enables my boy. Segars. among neighbors; eeived you book, 'Write me as soon as DAUGHTRY. Mayor, 1915. Said note will not be Dream· Moment Moorc, Myrtle M.abel paid. gation in I that and the means to on inde· them to fatten a minor, 17 years old, who left home Simmons, A. H. IVOODS, Clel·k. Congress. regret spirit go America's tood quickly without falling have seen fmc cows and and fine me ad· LUTHER PADGETT. sllpmp1lts Btop hogs possible, giving your correct Picture an old worn there was Feb. IS. Schult.z. (14feb-4t) tire, rolling towards not opportunity for con they Should be encouraged the nllied prey to the usuul diseases of hogs. Monday, various (7mRr4t-n) pendently notions hegln consuru· W. f;hickcns of bl'eeds, including dress �1l1{1 your father's initials so 1 its The B A. Thomas' Hog Powder is not G. SEGARS, Eighth Grade-Mae Allen. grave. sultation and wider be so to To do otherwise is to deny Ing Into this slender stol'e nnd discussion, go. food. It's Stat.sboro. R. C. the red rooster and hen. We can mail you another book. Those stock strnight medicine and 2Sfeb-2t-p) ,blue 11th Grade-Annie Mae Strickland. :------...;.� A sorry if it's fore so sacrifice and lJo�ln 0 t;;wlrt OIol'('h Into actunl sight, especially yours. your estimable ol'g�nization them the oppOI-tunity of we took the have also seen nice cakes and because it enables pies, boys who have joined either the calf A if the bank-roll is low. fumlne cOIHJlllonH-whlch would CORN WANTED. terrifying sight rccordCQ itself, and 1 am convinced it contribution in this great tragedy, you to feed your hogs much earlier. llnd fine needle work and so on, which STATESBORO RESIDENT GIVEN or club and have not menn defent in short order. agen,cy pig gotten their would be u F. Fl. Balfour F!'"'dwnre Co States- SUDDENLY A CHANGE- mistake, at this time, to which is a blessing to them. .. I want bu.hels of corn. can be seen at aIm os: well·con . then must live on I animal so lDuJ'opc 2,000 every UP BY PHYSICIANS. yet, do at once unless you Red boro, As if that old carcass support Cross, even in part, by Sincerely yours, by magic totetring Amertcn's Your -->I _ WiU shelled or in shuck. ducted h"",e without paying a nickel have for s..'1me. If surplus. sRTtng Ga.-u_d_v_. buy j'Given five yon up by doctors. my only sPok�n ca�'t has been transformed. cong'l'cssiO'llal appropriution. [un (Signed) H. P. DAVIDSON, In('l'ense. our u\'Alloble stocks I Will cash or trade flour. to look at them. I find 011e In LOST-New U. S. . pay un J on the wrIte n� auto tire. 32x3r� hope operation. rebelled neghborhood, cut-l derstand the business man's side of Chairman, Red Cross \\Tar Council. just thAt much nlld Retunlly teeds R. H. WARNOCK. B. DARSEY. me ns I am me so 1 can �8�it81 NEW! on rim; lost either between Pulaski W. ting 75 years old. find one for IT'S BRAND o�en, you. the the some In I'he with question, claims upon his time, C. B. Huntress, Esq., person countries and Excelsior or between Pulaski A neighbor advised trying Mayr's J G. IT'S BEAUTIFUL! I LIDDELL, County Agent. and which we nrC' nA�oclated In ollr Wonderful Remedy for stomach trou- money staff, the diversion in his Allentown Chamber of Commerce, and Statesboro about February 2Sth. ==",'======IT'S OVERSIZE! wnr ngnlnst thp ('('ntraJ Powers. Finder will be rewarded for return. ble. I got relief right away. I had commullity creuted by canvassing Allentown, Pa. not eaten for 10 and was IT'S PUNCTURE-PROOF! Our slIrplus wheur hos aht:ll.d:t W. H. BUlE, Pulaski, Ga. (7m2t) days as yel· I, Free Flower Seed campaig"ns llnd the inequality that --�....,.- -....,..-- low as a gold piece. I could have lived IT'S ALL A TIRE POSSIBLY BE. heen shipped to the ai!te5. monum�nt to. C�Ut.D marks the distribution of the common only a few but for this medi days Hastings' Catalogue II. f\. IWOD ADmNrSTRATlON cine." It is a harmless has been burden, but I am convinced that he Sea Island BanK simple, prep Phon(4996, P. O. Box UI2 It actually re-created by the Clear Your aration that removes the reUs You About It catarrhal application of a patiently should abide these minor mucus from the intestinal tract and Complexion No matter whether you farm on a ills for the I am the inllammntion greater good that, "lIays which causes scale or with This Stat�sboro, Georgia large only plant vegetables Savannah, is practically nil stomach. liver and in- or Georgia convinced, being accomplished. flowers In a small way, you need Old Reliable testim,l As 1 boe Red ailments, including appendi- Hastings' 1918 Seed Catalogue. It's Cross, with it.s wide· citis. One dose will convince or your· ready now and we have n copy for .... ncuu operations, it is a great aux Rcmedg- ref.nded. Sold I ASSETS OF BANK money by W. H. El- If for OVER $7000,000,00 fOU absolutely free, you write It, to the . lis Co., drugg-ists.-adv. AND THE BANK-ROLL HARDLY KNEW IT! iil;!l'Y government ill wal', made mentioning the name of this paper. Handles Everything. til. more helpfu because it claims '\\' ------___ In addition to HANcocK' YOU CAN OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH showing you about all The Gtory of Gates Half-Sole Tires is the most � tbe va'rletles of no time 'from a rapidlv expu:lc:cc! ANNOUNCEMENT. vegetablcs, farm · ONLY ONE DOLLAR. clover wondel"ful tire tale ever told. Hurry to our ... grass, and flower seeds, our administration pressed' by many GA .. Feb. 1915. ELDORA, 12. catalogue tells how can tree Service we will make your dream a SULPHUR COMPOUND you get a Station, no KEEP UP SAVING FOR 5 YEARS AND HERE IS THE To the People of the First Used in problems, recruits operatii1g per blotcbu Congre8- flve splendid varieties of easily grown, LeIDetelJ. and, service free, For pimples. black-hnds. freckles. sional District of reality. Mounting sonnel from those liable for RESULT, -NOT COUNTING INTEREST, AND WE PAY Georgia: yet beautiful flowers, with which to military 1 am a candidate for :���:s�c�f�nf�r�lt::: ':����tc�!� Co·ngress. sub_ beautify your home duty, and no financial bur 1U1phur. Asa 1� YOU INTEREST. surrouBdlngs. WE HAVE imposes thl, II.clcntlfic compounLil)t ject t<> the white democratic primary Good seeds of THE BEST lion, It 500thes and heals: taken . almost every kind QUARRY CONNECTIONS IN den or the 1lation iDterMII�- to be held this responsibility upon 1 cent a in five years will be 18.25 year. arc scnrce this seasoD, nnd YOU can't THE WORLD. day $ al 1 see it as the ��tl�1�����:"f!,:�f;rl��ellgro!itue lI1y work in the courts as nolicitor a!!ord to take chances In secd treasury. orgflllizu. _ your the 10 cents a day in five years will be 182.50 GArE5�J�TIRE5 Physicians aCl'ce that 5ulphur 15 one of general. and my interest wili tion and the of farming supply. Hastings' Seeds are depend. WE HAVE THE LATEST expression that pat 50 cents a day in five years will be _ 912.50 require my attention until the late MACHINERY, AND HIRE d:ee; "ble seeds, the kind you can always riotic citize1lry anxious to pay more ���h:�C�I���b��pr�l.'1:�r�Q��kt':; or summer. ONLY THE BEST -It's bealth deep. a in five will be _ spring After then I will on MECHANICS. Cast As Much $1.00 day years 1,825.00 having "good luck" with. 1/2 than tnxe!:S to win the section df'pend help war, C!lgel' lure tn :lsI: for HANCOCK SULPHUR go into every of the district, You are to or larm 80 going garden For It has been used willa saUl· prices write or eithe AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION. to en I'e for its sons called to arms COMPOUNI). BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. meeting the people and I will discuss this not Insure success phone Savannah or spring. Why StatellOl"� I '�dor)' l'csull' for oyer 25 years. the. problems 'confronting- them. so tar as office. and to extend the hand of possible by starting with tile ready and the bottle A little later I will issue S()c $1 my plut- right seed? Don't take ebancas that I bounty to those in need in othel" form CECIL W. upon which I will stand or fall. you do not baye to In seeds. BRANNEN, Mgr. S. C. l\JEVIL lBl CO. Y.:!.'!f Ce lands. I see it !'::::;� To those who do not know I ask LATHAM, J. us a mqbile :!:doll�,d��!5��d l��:rrcae"�� me, WritE for 1918 a direct. today Hastings' Savannah, Ga. Sale. orga"iza-I wo wHl scnd you. bottle to Main Street Ga. free from! SEA ISLAND you suspend judgment until you Catalogue. It's free and will both In- Manager, 46 W�st Statesboro, tion, gislative delay cup- SULPHUR BANK ' HANCOCK LIQUID have heard from 23 W. Main me.. terest and help you to succeed In 1918. St., State.boro, IGa. allie of wide service qt easy of ac- CoMPANY' I am i-H. Made by 'fhe International Baklmore. Mde yours respectfully, G. HASTINGS CO.. Seed. Ph_ 3117. I men, complis ment by our g ,vernment, W. F. SLATER. A�.nta, GI.-AaVt. that in emergehey or disaster can act ...... instantly. I see it as a great educlI- IhL------__ �-..-.:_�---- -�---""::--"'!:-..._: THURSDAY, MARCH 14,1918 BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS BULLOCH TIMES AND �=��==�T;.;H�U�RS�D�A�L�'M�A�R�C�H�I�4�,1�'�1�8 PACE FOUR STATI!��9�N�E:;:.W�S==� I 1'1'1 I 1·1-+++++· Catarrh ...·1 '+++++++++'+'1'1 I 1+''''''1·1 1 1 1 1 I North Dakota. Montana and Idaho. Don't Let Drag PLANT VELVET BEANS - BULLOCH TIMES conditions have not been IS NOT 1J1SPOSED where the FOOD ADMINISTRATION You into Consumption AND the most favorable, and whei e m sprays! inhalers, atomizers, 'elUea been decid Avoid Its Dangerous Stage. '!He\:." some sections they have ol and other local applications. U-be '�UlteBbOro LIMITATION ON PERISHABLES 1S a more serrous stage .. PUT PRiCE There a most satlrlae unfavorable dur-ing the past two caused S. S. S has proven edly Catarrh than the annoyance it Amusu because Theatre PUBLISHED WEEKLY and tory remedy for Catarrh years the stopped-up air �I�"��i���'�� by passages, I tts and re Worth an Acre as direct to source, ,. i $10 other goes E Th,s not do for ..... RACK NEAR morn· summer plan WIll Stutes Treasurer 202,10259 WIll take off a few ON RAILROAD 1 Mr E R died Tuesday � DS It but thiS VIew oVCllooks all the fanners taken tbe se�d corn before Colhns. gets It, , Testing a section which as a stock coun , TUESDAY NIGHT poses hours and nttend the demonstratIOn of the BROOKLET as of fol· �:::::rt�� the fundamental question of what -CHURCH END SUNDAY planting IS one precautions I nmg the result pnuemoma ::�I nd:�:Vf:�: wj:�:hagho� To the benefit of tHe market SEED and to after the mo.t arduous search he had _ . loss OIL OF COTTON ...... •.... •. try get IS EDUCATION Total Total 92 nenrest them Monday. Malch 18. can be tallen to "'old °money" Not only the mel VOCATIONAL $785.89792 $785.897 Three men escuped death measles Mr Colhris and all chants, th�t I n.rrowly lOWing "- ...hlch the of Bulloch have pro· IncreaHe A stand ever The wa. lost people reo 9 30 am. M R Akms' place. 2 30 help YIelds perfect rnoto r cars experienced pOint but the pubhc generaliy. should ARE In a head-on coII ISlon a f were LARGE CONGREGATIONS maximum the other members of the family vlded In the pnckmg plant. It IS nec· J A Brannen's Is necessal y t.o Hccure Ute I olf at a depth of 320 feet. and was ahze that war IS not With pm, place, Tuesday, on the Savannah & Swt"soro raIlroad waged EXPLAINED MAY AFFECT PRICES BEING ATTRACTED BY MINIS· condition No and had been BEEN undCl same el188ry that attentIOn be glven to the HAS March 9 30 C S Yield Ilny gIven III at the time. qUickly lost Sight of. It must b. re money. but WIth the motelwls nnd 19. am. Cromley's track near Brooklet Tuesday night S. Be S. RAILWAY B PHILIPS one Is able to tell "hetber the corn feedIng of stock throughout the year TRY OF REV, J 2 J E Brannen's under the constant care of trained moved. before work could labor over which com Seed Run in Oil place. 30 pm. One A H of IndlUna. however, money �lves Government To Pay One·Half Some High will germinate well or not by looking of tl'ese. Bilby. Green stuff should be now It EFFECTIVE FEB. 3. 1918 9 30 a and that was the which planted mand IS n place; Wednesday. March 20. WIth a nurses for several At proceed. job Money only smybol of Of Teacher's Salary And Othel's Run Low The reVlval servlceo at the BaptIst at the ear IS at the Stalesboro sanitarIUm days present been one familial 10". suggested by m KE Watson's kept Mr. Floyd busy all the tnterven an In· and are • place. The test Is to make and does II fractured E J section but power m eas), IS purchl\smg Spent by Dally Sun. Datly chU1'.b are still progre.. I skull. Reid. Mr Collins somewhaL tmproved. that It would OUI was With condItIOns. pay What Is the 'National Vocational Smce are J G and the re- mil' fOllr weeks. Not only the dlvldual, It means uSing up labor and hlgb prices being paid for )( Sun X Bun. con· LIDDELL. County ),gent not take very mucb Ume. I foreman of the was I II Only duily groWIng 111 mterest Lnrge rUllroad. shghtly wa. too unwell to attend the bUrial farmers to wurzel beet. Vo loca plant mangel materlllls Educational Act?' The National cotton seed and for cotton seed all, 25 28 8 28 are for tbe time consumed Joe pornt of mtnn91C velue. but 1tll Saved and loaned to the are attracted by the Injured. and a colored workman. DailY) • The other I gregatlOn. belt.g of hiS httle for their stock ThiS IS Act" as since there Is often a dllference n s wor boy yesterday. abso vegetabl� cationnl Educa.tional known and • M P. A SlIort But Statement. tlurntbsl larkge tion at the bottom of the weU It menns the I I M.' Strone IS government, giVIng gO\ foreefol of the evangehst. Kelly. suffel'ng dislocated IIkeWlSe were to 110 of 011 preachmg are of making Wlt� children of tile fallllly eaail, gr?W and IS highly nutritious the SUlItb Hughes BIll," provides of from 75 pounds per 7:86 There many wa,. I lutely barred further progreCII. ernment control over the commodi Rev J B and many memo Womell Wlth backache. rheumatic thigh ton between tbe seed of dllferent va Phillips. tbe test JIIr Thomas Little of Spar reported ta be Improvmg. and hopes EYery fanner should plcnt a patch tbat of money shall be made 686 sore stilf or W,th luck from now on, Mr. ties and servIces needed for WUI pur grants been added to the church IIams. muscles. JOints Mr flilhy IS employed for the gOY· good "elles of cotton, 011 mills are Insk!t· 620 bers have Ga. told tbe writer a few yeaTe are entertamed for the rocllvery of and have them for to the Federal Government to the other symptoms of kidney trouble tao to tbe well ready feedmg It IS not a of by 1 ernment a of the Floyd expects complete poses questIon services a survey money, Ing that grades of seed be established 6 Ii dUTIng the series of should read thIS statement from Mrsl ago tbat he made the te.t In sand \n makmg all of them his stock as early as pOSSible. to the States lor tbe purpose of Co-operaUng to a depth of 550 feet Wlthm the next but of the money stands for ID 01 der that the interior seed Will 608 11 o'c1ock Sat-- the south side of his barn The railroad and was commg thmgs For the service at S C Smnll Clayton. N M "Foley bed on propertIes. The Interment was at Bethel ceme. end that he may huve an al11mul 01 wllh the State� lD the promotion or two weeks Jt IS not a of these not the same ce per ton as 602 WIll P,lls hnve done me more I!:ood sand bed Is unquesllonably tlfe best 1 In from Stilson after Without questlOn bring pr a sermon KIdney nIght prodUCing urday mornmg speCial at 11 o'clock mornmg. for the the Vocational Education This bJ)1 pass 555 medicines" tery yesterday twl' packmg plnnt commg next 01 those 011 content than all oth�r They of making the germination on I motor car Mr things year, the yeal after showing hIgh be for the old folks. and an way hghts hiS all road Rev FOR and es 542 preached the servICes conducted by SALE-Newton'. Whatley's summer dnd "as signed by PI e we'llk Indneys and banish to examine bemg ed COngrCBs Manv fnJ mers hi" become Interest strengthen us It gIves an opportunity wus I but 01 them now who can Reid the sectIOn fOJ emun • etu!'n Prohflc Seed Toola's that. prodUCing light 517 mVltatlOn IS extended to all (hstlll bladder ailments teotl S A of the church Corn. Early Idellt \V11,on �'eblu.ry 23 1917 It ed III the matter and especially those sleep blDg the root development McDamel. pastor \\ the least rom COUlt 10 and Cotton DUCIe Aflft Ith pOSSible deldy .IIHI the 452 to attend It IS requested that those Sold Bulloch Co mil' S latesboro. Improved Seed. PLANTING SPRING WHEAT by Drug of corn will becall" effectIve July I, 1917 who (lIe ploducing "eed runn1r1t; IlIgh Some ears only germm and Express Lonl!: Staple Cotton IC.iKt pOSSible expense The g \ erll- 4 46 I'fneither was uwnre of the presence of In 011 Some of the I millK ilave "======ate 60 to 80 cent of 'the Ill'RmS OLD MAIDS REJUVENATED at Seed FIRST DISTRICT AGRI· \VhaL does It do for OUI State? 1 be large 422 per mont must have the 10 th e 0 ther on th e track Ul\tl I th ey had 22 While the area llght·oi·way ot'fCled a urn for If an ear contains 800 gl Rel!:lster Gn. Mnrch CULTURAL SCHOOL. Statecboro. of wlDter wheat aid to the states by pay llicLldy plem �ml1erlOr 415 average net Jjrovldes amo.j was obtommg "hnt It needs fOl the ef· In menn thele come The neglO qu c� (Sll!:ned) Prof Makeover Ga (7mar3t) In If they dIe grown suffiCient quuntl this would thnt would be togethel sown 1917 was the lalgest on rec· one half the COtlt of salnlles of fectlve Ing prosecution of the wm, and ties to mnJl{ct them in CUI lots Com a loss from 160 to 400 hills from an enough to Jump. bllt the two whIte ord, the condltlOn of the ClOP, .1S I c te lcher!:; of trades and borne econom I ;;;==;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;======:::l!�=�� thIS IS \\ hen the lUunltlcs nre now In ear of this Idnd This Is a consider men were not so pOSSIble only people supervlsOJ s a.nd dl being orguDized qUick. ported on December 1. \\a� the 10\\ est Ics and teachers, S T r:TtTMSHAW SUDenntenoent J educe some sections to seed show a.ble loss In the of corn theIr spendmg ThiS IS not of til subjects I'he grow only production Mr""" Bilby's InJuncs were at first ever recorded, mdlCatmg a pi obuble rectors AgTicultlil I high 011 content 10 order t.1t.ll An ear thnt does not germinate 90 techntcal financc, but plam common state dl local commumty or both, rMY Ing the,) thought to have been fatuI He was productIOn of bush· I only 540.0000.000 may obtain tbls 1)1 cmlUm offered by per cent sbould not be used sense whIch every man, woman, and the uthel one haH of Buch slllarie ren dered unconscIous by a blow on I els Whether the actual that the corn productIOn fOI tenchers' the mills 1l Is also necessary chIld must understand before the na· BCKHles thiS ("ud Sr1.1.111es, the head, caused from coming In C'On Will be or less than the estl· Prof E Rast of the Slate Col should a strong root sys g1eater bIll III II tbe Federal Gov Loy SAVE YOUR HOGS develop good I tl011 can reach an end to the futtle tho I)lovldes tact With tbe 011 tank on bls car Dr mate Will of t\griculture shows In a elrcu tern If tbe lOOt development. when depend upon conditIOns pre crnmcnt shall PRY one b II( the tol \1 lege effort t& hft Itself Its boot was to attend him He by strops lar entlt)Jld 011 Content 01 Colton the plant Is pulled up, seems Money called vnlhng between now und the time of cosl of preparmg teacbers or these young I When It lS thOloughly no Seed as Influenced lind Se INSURE AGAINST CHOLERA to be weak and does not sbow the IS reported to be Improvmg harvest. und�rstood. vocation \1 subjects by Varlet) merchant "III thmk of a lt patrIOtic to this lection that there Is a difference of st.rong nnd vigorous growth 11 there were to How much money does biJI pro planted spTlng the ear should E D TILLMAN Business recel\ e Bonds 111 trade nor 66 belween tbe best nnd DumbeJ of Liberty Vide for the State of Georglu? Therp $21 poorest large roots, neat ln the nation tlllS "'n acre Millions of d�lIan worth of are lost year hogs every year Increase the corn ",ll mvestor With hIS bonds tn seed of 38 vallehes tested when their be discarded any part I •• ' allable from tbe Fedet al I from Cholera. Bulloch age equal to the sum of the record all County Fannen are amone as near a cl v�Llue Is b Ised upon content This yield for 1918 by getting E D Tillman about 50 01 certifi�tes except In extreme ne St�1.te funds (his year for Georg thol!e who suatain aged yeru'tl • plalltlDgs In each wheat state circular Is for (ree distribution this great 10••• stand as through tbe sprmg This .um WIll be III by tbe perfect possible dled at hiS near Tuea PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO THE PUB cessity about $84000 J hom� Register I TAKE ",,!hID the last ten there would Department of Pubhcallons of the teetmg of seed corn Georgia pro- years. creal:if:d eacb year unlll 1926 wllt.:!n I after a brief lilness The The fate of the country may de day morning HAVE UP A SHOW ROOM AT of at duced an Increase of about ten mil I LIC THAT I OPENED be sow'n approl Big Pay for FI8h�rmen. for one doy's A now high record hns boon earnings In halibut fishing DI� Carolina mude by the Amerlcnn schooner, of Prince rector, Onptnln Sor-luuo, out Keystone..IlIIIg;QIIIIiWI2IE111Ii1'l!1� % ______record, hold Rupert, B. 0, Tho former man pel' by this vessel, was $30.70 per duy. On the trip ended gnptember the 11. when the catch WIlS Olllt'k�ted\ a dny CottonSeedGrader fiErures were ndvanced to $48.15 f;r eacn mnn. The Director wns gone from port In pounds eight days. It brought 17,000 ubnut 9,000 pounrls 0[ of hnllbut, of which �rtlU JUftt tnote that cup good sec first class. 'l'he rest was ? hot were • old Lu 11111110 ColT Steaming The CAN'T � class, nnd brought hnlf a whole dayfU) ond prl?e. "lid r,'!tlly to "Ivo yOU W'e are clnss fish was sold for 10�. cents to Meet Your Need When it To first . Every COnles • Pr�pared of pop mil Il . n mount received for the n pound. 'l'he were w and catch was $2,139. The expenses 'fht.! n IV r Is ndorfully good extru I S309-nn unusual flgure, us nn the III II'"-g t 117-oh, rna honey In cuse supply of genr was tuken 1110ng clean Beuur un k lind got n bright, The share or. the ves Q.\I of emergency. there. If len $1.- tin f Lit IHnc1ll whll It·s you sel rnuounted to $435.!lO, vlng tho don't HI", bit of it-then your 394.40 to be dtstrtbuted muong It-- BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1918 PAGE EIGHT th. 1II8uee of the war be put e1earl� before the people, and labor be re 3PENT OVER 1300 BUT FARMERS' RIGHTS WIITER HAVEN III SAYS MosiOla-People leased to produce the matenal of th, WlII a1s, , war, but the $2,000,000,000 GET BETTER 0 IT'S A FilE REMEDY no �OION'T HIS BATTLE Are be fortbcommg, and httle part STAKED IN WAR Constipated It WlU have been produced by Ameri LILLIAN H. CROWLEY. Ha. All KIa.. .f r By blood In theu IS LIKE DIFFERENT MAN SLNCE JCWae,o, cana TIlth German " STRIKE ",,..dom C)f .... Will K•• aaoI Sto.. LUCKY TAKING TANLAC, AND SAYS p lu,.� � Tl'Ouhl f 1,716,000,000 vein.. HE FEELS BETTD THAN LN ean Mark.u Open To Am.rl. But Cot RW of TIM. ((.'Opyrll'ht, tal7 by tho McClure e".pa ean Produe... per_Syndicate) For,ot Wloat H. N...t.d. FOUR YEAIlS. �_ Dr. Caldwell's HE OlD IT. ,CIGARETTE Syrup Pepsin Mt .TELLS �OW Saved weren't a little hard en From the Repubhcan, Giliad, "I over three IIllndred dol- Flour yon &peDt of uHalTf, SOUl bern !annere Ilave as at Pounds mueb Ohio The editor had an Interesting the Perhaps he COUldn't It. iars to the rehef that Tan· .t<e In thl. _r boy? help time wben a trying get as any olber Amerl. "Anybody who baa suffered with use is a combination of laxa experience some ago, each of our families this recipe There may have been a reason for bl. simple lac baa dec:iared canl -It I. thetr Tiar ltidney, bladder and trou. if 22,000,000 young gentleman ...me to thIS om.e IrlYen me," Henry Indipatlon delay" Morrow bl... Ilke I did know. It Is no joke," instead of white bread. a it has become tive herbs with aud asked for a copy of tbe Brooks, a well·known painter Jmng "Wbat excuse could he bave? lIfes year pepsin, gentle in He scrutinIzed of�� ='''���e'''''::'re��I;���':l says the elty_ marshal and tax eonlC.'tor TN action, County Repubhean. at 485 % Market three loaves a street, Chattanoop, eotl1>D, eonl, wb..t, rice. ete., abroad of Winter Haven, Fla. One loaf saves 11,000,000 pounds; senger boys are always late, lookIng the man's Cig It carefully when a copy was banded � famous; Tenn. The determl....Uon ot tbe Ulllted "I had leYere pains In and arouDtI saved I In the windows somewhere, I suppose, and especially adapted as a for him. and then said "Now I knowl' week for a means 1,716,000,000 pounds remedy "I Stat... tu lend suppllel and toocI to tb. my ItidneYI and In ill' bladder alld year Instead or bere with suit." men who are "What IS it you are loolting for," we "For four years," be continued, getting 11\Y arette for the AlU... lent lb. of eeuoa to 10 sometImes would me after a price to climb out of are unreasonable inquired, "My WIfe sent suffered Wltb the wont IOrt of stom. pve "Dear, you b�couse women and It eenu and abo.e, and lb. of bed as often .. 8 or and elderly people, children. Chamberlam'a Reme put prloe II tim.. In a nlaht. Entire Allied with over bottle of Cough ach wsa all to Feed the Army you are anxIous to be on ttme working here, trouble. I out of order food crop up to Ibe bllbeat alure III It put me to a whole lot of Enough dy, and I forgot the name. I went to luff.rlna, Ellznbeth You wtll have to learn to the tIme and I was blholls as I could afly yean not to mention expelUle. fOOQ over there. is the standard in count several stores and the clerks named My control your temper or It may get you fighting family remedy U the Alllel win tbl. war AJDericaa sometimes would1J't at and Flour over 111 the line on the be I was badly constipated, too, and digest all, Corn Bread with everythmg I was Rye Into serious trouble The poor boy was I'll p:ettlng alarmed about my con. shelf except 'Chamberlain's.' try everything I ate would sour and form 1 t...poon ••It less homes. Sold every ��u::���';o:�e�..n:r!d���yT�:· dition When frlend8 who had found 1 cup eeee me.1 breathless and tried to explain but yoU The reason? Because by druggists And I'll never go home without again, on stomach bloat are built to flour 1 cup mIlk glIB my that would aand8 ot '.blp. belnl lend out about Acid Iron MlDeral started 1 cap rye wouldn't listen. Oan't you see, dear, Chamberlam's Cough Remedy" The the crop. abroad arter the war But me It 2 IUCU 1 .,11 where for 50 cts. me up and make me feel miserable taking The palna In my kid table.poonl that the world \\ 1!I not come to an end it's made of Burley � and $1.00-two sizes. Repubhcan would suggest to the pro Powdor 2 IhortenlD, we must win to do It Germany plans neys and bladder and in. & t_POODI Royal BUln, tobl.lpoonl of stores that their I t00k th I couId fi d bu t dlll8ppeared becnuso turn out a little dlf· prietors they post every mg n, Invade as It over things I to this country lUllt stead of crawlln&, out of bed at all tobacco and because- and never let them substitute or oat flour be used Instead of flour with equally good thnn clerks, did me any and It looked ran Evidence In tbe hand. Barley flour may rye terently you plnnned?" nothing good Belgium hours of the nIght my aleep so and molted Customers lose faith in stores where got results Sift into bowl udd milk, beaten egg of olrlolnJs this dry ingredients Mrs DnngerOeld looked at her 80n , hke I couldn't get a thmg to reach my government proves peaceful and it did me so much good stand In warm , IS to say noth Stir well Put toto greased pan allow to place substituting permitted, statement Soulhern fa.nners are en I know It ahortenmg with some mlsglvtngs She renllzed troubles I JUst felt and Will help people troubled oven to 45 minutes of the to makers of good lazy good 20 to 25 minutes and bake in moderate 40 mg injustice like I was more and more thut he \\ •• IT'S TOASTED I want to pass the glad gl.lng A trial bottle can be free of goods and the dsnppomtment of cus for nothtng all the time I haled to other obtained, ��1�1 g�er�=�;f1�n��,J�:j�b��o��:..�;:f tidings along to others because I White and Blue "Best War TIme Recipes," containing many way to a temper that wns nntu Our ne", Red, booklet, hRstr to W tcmers In the even If I tbelr 1II1ves and "Ill be (ree-addre.. charge, by Writing Dr B get up morlllng and, dnughtera know what a time I had '" 10- deliCIOUS and wholesome wheat maIled raj him be no Caldwell, ha,d ,"CIPes for making savIng foods, to and that bod thougbt forced to raise tor 457 had slept eight hours, I was Just as crops Germany cntmp: a real remedy. My dlgestlon at It. Washmgton St, Monticello, IlhnOis. curbIng nnd uppetlte better and r can POWDER 135 William St., New York tll ed as I \\ us when I turned In the got eat ROYAL BAKING CO., Dept. H, took the box of clothes e Hnrrr up !�l�t :�II:r���h�� nfodrcerr��lC�:lew����� mythlllg I want now No sour stom STAMPS IlIght befOie And I h.,d such u b.ld the 1111011 Their Illnd stairs nnd after a hur SALE OF to leed a IIlmy uch hasty orCtlslng. and indigestIOn troubles on my ried out of the hOllse nnd down the taste III my mouth It was all I could \I III be lIevD.tllled lusl lUI Belgian menu llny more," declares Winter t II illS have been-their Innd thell wIll Hllven's FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR street to thc home of bls flnncae, do to eat a bite of bl eakfast and I cIty mnrshal and tax collec. A GERMAN PROPHET which the new doctrme would get their tal, B F Novman Elizabeth Boothby, severnl blocks HElPS BUILD SHIPS \\�'S al1 stuffed ltl and up my hend upon the Gelma" people But If he ��o�Sse'�i1tlo b���� 31��n��h�I�: Awl Iron MlI1cra! IS n mediCinal away .. thloat With c"tal rh Farmers Depended Upon Iron compounded from ore os It As he neared hIs destllllatlon, he (By R M Hutchmson) rmled to plopelly estlmnte the uttlac· TEN THOUSAND TONS SHIPPING lust "Aftel J IS In had wasted a \\hole lot of 1h gmclnmenl nlWR)8 hilS dellcnd dug the mille It IS powerful as snw n loung mnn run dO"D the steps Wilson IS tlOn of the doctl me fOI the German DAILY MADE POSSIBLE BY IN MEMORIAM While' PI eSldent today en n bc Just 11 ful I I a Sunday school WOI kCl s In the state money Lll"lIlg to get lohef, I Ihought cd upon the Southern rllrmpr to do teaspoon p:lass ot the hOllse jump Into his nutomoblle he did not fnll 111 hIS e(lic OF THRIFT STAMPS the foremost exponent of the doc people, pi THE SALE his whether to rRISO mnre rood of water makes a pOWCl ful dose A will take pmt In the ploglnm Rev of \\hut r had tead about Hnd dUll STATE�SUNOAY-SCHOOLS nnd drive 0\\ nl' In Ihe opposite dlrec· Tunlac, twelve·ounce bottle at a tlOn of what the lesult wO\lld be 01 flDunce 1 hey ha\ 0 ber!ll ex seIling dollar neces of _ flghl one of the trme of the Ity destloYlng Mcreh 12 rhllft Challie Tillman, Atl.lnu" tlon He re him os Harold Atlanta, Ga, mude up my mltld to tty und actu goes n It On the 27th day of Janual y, 1918, ognl7.ed It, emlltocl from flghtlHl:; thu8 fnr to Oll long ways and doesn't con the autocracy \\ lllCh 1 ules IIE\ en If an emplI C were a POSSI I t.aln state's well known song leudel8, Will Yonng, one of his own friends nnd n milItary stamps pUl chased by Geot"glu pub ally, one bottle has put me tn bettel nble them to t nhw morC tood and a (liop of alcohol or IllJurlOUS It pleased the Heavenly Fathel to cull democJ "It would not be It AUGUSTA assisted mon of their Het Dnd In 01 der thnt the aey bllIty," he smd, In other states 1.11 e hn \ 0 t (Ie Ivcd the highest !lllccs dope won't hut t anyone's teeth. TO MHT IN leao the singing He Will be popular :\ooung Germany ots and patllOts hape tlMn 1'\ e been fOI fOUl yems they that \\ould Now the gOVe! n It IS Just a good old concen Into illS C,II e little LaW! ence II of jellious anger shot through and freedom of the lemamder of the wOlth n (hop of the blood of for their proclucts highly MIS Al1111e Jones Pyron, of CUI· lOVing pong now building 10,000 tons shipping 1 can �at a squal e menl and enJoy Ii MADE FOR by mont \\nnts tho (al Uler to h III finllnce tl �\ted II on tallie, Old to dlJCestlOn and ELABORATE PLANS hIm be he IS not have to be even If It dId Ga os son of MI and M,s Jim world may prc.el\ ed, shed, for, 1\ to beat the submallnes and lick now for I don't have blood tetsvlilc, I pIanIst Stubbs, day any iloubtc af the'" ar It h" jnst U8 much hl8 duty mediCine 1 he nnmo. Ferro ENTERTAINMENT OF CONVEN. He mntlnte,J tile \\ Ith all the "lop" the fil st to I ecognlze that g1\ e tiS we should have to con-1 or dille All \I hlte Sunday·schools 111 the Stubbs however, Unity, the KUlsel, according to ll'ltCl estlng tel\\"ld unl! I foel so fine In the mOl to belp finance the" us It Is to rUlse Chomlcul Cal p, Roanoke, Va, TION MAY 79 roge of the l)rl'\ 10118 hour returned IS buck 0: It nnd was nor even to state It quel alii libel ty by ItS overthlow, by Rich food means quality and state me lequested to send thlee del· La\'lcnce only C1ght yeats old, fact, clearly figUles Just lecelved by Hugh mng I can't stay III bed n mlllute ai 'Vhen HnllY enteted tl10 Ihlng room 'I'he third IAian "III 800n be stl ength have It or a It IS a a second full of snc-nfice but and Liberty Drugp:ISts fresh, Mmch ll-Thc an· beslo s the pastol and supel but, posesslIlg n vel Y Intellectual On the contrary, strlkmg struggle 01 state dlrectOl of thllft ter I wake I feel like WOI Augusta, Go, egates he SO\\ Ellznbeth bending 0\ or n dson, up king noated It If.I the (ulmer's dulX to In 1':011elOUS size twelve·ounce bottle Will the If not the meantime the would have bc· convention of the GeO! Sun Each be flll nlllHi and eal nest desile to fact thut one of first, empae war 111 flom I as can sent nual gla II1tendcllt delegate WIll succeed, bnsl,et ot I'lnl, roscs She looked up suvll1g stumps Geolgln, e\'eI'Y day and wouldn't take any •e5t RM muoh mone� they to be plepUid on receipt of $1.00 . to make thiS same decialatJon _orne a permanent to the 111· oth Unlteo Slates government Solo Brannen's day·school association of Geolgm Will ",shed fl ee cntertalnment fOl lodg beSides being n most conSCIentIOus nt him nna smiled .,first, danger headquarters 111 Washll1gton In thIng In the world fOI whut Tunlac these by Pharmacy. States of and to all bonds Thero is nothing hard to uo. boro, Ga -Adv 011 child one e "DllIlI t I src BOIOI,I himself a German-Johann Philip dependence all natIOns er 25 cent of the meet thiS In May 7, and hi eakf.. t.hls the sume might hu\ looked fOl ward Young just tWas WOI ds the pieces has done for me I'm of a chance year Augusta InS' \st, being glad derstand a.bout 8 United Stutes gOY. 1011\0 herc"l' he demnndec1 cIvIlizatIOns" and convention has to a futlll e fOI God Becker would otherwise be to a WOI fOl 8 and 9 Church Sunday·school plan 011 which the blight hlln, yet nation, �hlCh say good d thiS medlcll1�, ernmenl bond You merely subscribe S.I. nstonlshed UD.U D.... to S.cur. D.bt. "1"es" suld tho girl was on� of the German re of the people are all cndy m.,klng big pi ep becn enteitailled fOI the lust thlee In H18 Wisdom kne\\ best und pel h lpS Becker Thus did a Gelman of the type thrown away m foolish extravagance, and I know I've found the light thlllg through your ban'ker Hnd govern. !lAnd he brought these flowers, Interest on tbe Invest State of Georgm-Bulloch A hns t�lJ,.cn flam SallOW who undel General Germans whom all the world loved are now out two at ment pays you County. alatlOns for the ""nventlOn MI yentS him some hid pubhcans fought turning complete last And I'm gomg to keep on tak Under dldn the?" ment, "lYing rou the wealth of the and by virtue of a power of as commander of the Ba· call the H one of pJOml den flam human eyes I Franz SIgel and respected and Wele glad to 6,000.ton ships every day, while Ing It until J'm as sound ns ever" sale In a Merty, Augusta's Yes" ngo t n n nswerpd the now wbole COUDtry a. Becurlty Liberty contained warranty deed to 1------., I of 1849 nent und SUpcllntcnd \Vhlle we �\1 e sad ovel hiS den mllitla In the UpriSlOg thell neighbors, foresee what purchasers of these stamps own a gov. Tanlac IS sold W H bonds are IlJ! Bound IlJ! a dollar secure debt executed Matthew J. bUSiness mell, hnvlIlg frightened nnd be\\lIdcled gIrl "but-" clearly by Elhs 00 , by General 111 as and HendrIX, of Bulloch to ent of St John's Methodist Sund.,y left us \\0 kno\\ he IS safe 111 the arms 'Then this Is "hat I shull do "Ith He IS deSCribed by Sigel would be, and what has since come to ernment secmlty as good gold drugl!'lSts -adv county, Ga, the Truat Co a as a most able and Chlcamauga .• co;Por IS chnnmon of the of a 10\ Sa\ who said suffel them" hIS remll1lsce,ICes �e, the lI1escapablc result of the P, us beanng compound mterest at 4'>io per For Letter. of AdmlDlitratlOB. school, genelnl Dwarf mg lor, ution under the law. of the atate of the all to tool, the b�"ket threw all fellow soldlCr stun mlhtallstlc and ccfit Yet this remarkable contrlbu. Matches are committee on angements He has little childl en come unto me HlIny trusty ImpellIlllstlc ratIOned 111 England GEORGIA-Bulloch County TennellSee, dated October 1st, 1912, lovely roses on the tloor and stamped of Ger the and in assoclBted Wlth him on the committee In the schooltoom no one can miss Like the others those early SPirit tlOn of thrift stamps to wlI1nmg Only SIX are Issued to a person at one To all whom It may concen, recorded the om"" of the