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’ . the Rockefelk r family I Cuba and Porto Rico. Mrs. H. R.' ' Bowman Wise. Mrs, Alton Carter "Charlie Chaplin may be knight- PLAINS McGee, Porto Rico; Mrs.. M. M. Jen- New-, when they bought gasoline, kerosene, PLAINS, 1 -ank I im- I mid Mrs. Robert West, of Richlaud ed” item. All e did over hen kdl advenwr&s Oct. s.—Mrs. nings, Cuba; Mrs. Mae McGill, Cuba. was get gas other products of .--pent Friday in Macon. crowned. TWINS natural ami nr. inari entertained the Young Ma- The next club meeting will be held LA-•'''£ OFTH& i D. ¦¦ with Mrs. Everett on 3d Reese Smith and children spent | jSSi industry trons club Thursday afternoon. The Spann the .fay Clive Barton ¦ ¦ ¦ Monday the master builder. broad veranda where the tables were afternoon in October atkr the week-end pleasantly with rela- No sooner had Cap’n Pennywinkle 1 'round in open mouth w:•:• r. PEANUTS placed was bright with autumn flow- 3:30. tives in Dawson. >,ure Spike that he was Due to increasing Relief told Starfish going Continued) grid the fact of the j To Be Ye. ; s ago mi American missionary ers foliage plants. Aller the Mr.. Robert We.-/] of Richland : to put hi» and his brother into jail' into demand made upon the lighting plan: ; FOR (Copyright, 1921) introduced the Virginia peanut games of progressive rook, a salad] was INDIGESTION for eating up so many oi Mr. Fish- it has by - the guest of her sister, Mrs . (,1: :. Ai first the Chinese wwe sus- course was served. The puests in- ben deemed advisable the i
ap- . etman’s oysters, when a shadow : >us called tie “foreign dev- E. Jr., council to install a more powerful] Bowman Wise this week - pi< and it cluded Mrs. Timmerman, Mrs. •/ ? pearod over the.” .ends in the water. il nut.” Alvin Timmerman. Mrs. M unie Bn d engine, which has already been pur- Misses Pearl and C.vnthia Langforc C Spike, stopped rubbing tummy; ¦ ¦ his 'flji 'i some one told them, “The ley, Mrs. Ernest Spann, Mrs. Em- chased and delivered and will be in- j and Helen Smith have apartments ami made icr cover, but he was too [YOU I crop.” an early i AND pe. uut i> a profitable Now mett Harper, Mrs. Binyon McGarrah, stalled at date. with Mi:’. J. R. Logan where thej Hal Ind } ied i m j 6 ship:'- u- 13*2.000,000 pounds Mi . Jack Slappey, Mrs. Bowman Work on the residence being built ' ’ moved Monday. Beul-a’ns t. .. and if there is anything in creation by G. W. 4 Hot yearly. Mrs. Montgomery . -c water Rivet?, it. is starfish, op LEARN FROM EDISON of peanuts ' Wi.-e, Joe William . Mrs. Thad where him Miss iv:.;n Cook,' who is in train ¦ UH B that Hal - \ ' r-fuel of .. home was destroyed by fire last. year, cially nice fat starfish with ¦ Wise, Mr.-. Alton Carter, Mr S. H. ing at the hospital here-, spent Sat ’ ———d Sure Relief OUR < prvgre Show people how an idea is being pushed and ’t i.-- : HE- oyster re you I THAT FEAR IS I Timmerman, Mrs. Bill Armdd. forward urday and Sunday al her home neat ’> flavor. Bes c.mid or in a sei- A the nearing '“jack Rcbinso.l,’’ or F.upm-: device will benefit them delightful event of week rapidly completion. (Ihurch Hill. 5 GREATEST ENEMY. fish way, and opposition van- evening Mrs. Nannie Spann gone a] Columbus,” anytlii ,g E:.< that will was the dinner on Thursday has on I Mrs. LD. Wliitside from near Ma or is what we are all 25f some length to relatives at eon, i; the guest of her daughter. hair, ail—only Spike no INVEI . i. EDISON hat after. or of Mr. Fletcher which came as a Richland. Mrs Thoma- Morgan. and had BULL hair; ¦Koxt.' didn'. ilai -my Spikes ¦ iusi n pleasing surprise on his birthday. Mrs. Dean Ross and little daugh- Lirtie Mi-ses Gladys and Catherine BANNER LUMP -a-.y ,-,f have | A bull worth Ska,ooo i> the center i ’ The centerpiece of the prettily ap- ter. Louise Ross, left,' Tuesday to Logan -wore cherry brother (also smelling dels ' by fear. ‘Th: people been | ¦ i visitors to their Mr. in —— I . oysters) and before you could iy frightened out of good tineunnce : pointed table was a basket of lovely join Ross Sanvannah where: ] grandmother, Mrs. Stapleton, in Am j _ county Brockton, Mass. His > : Harding,” down he went , er: arily fair at roses. Covers were laid for Mr. and they will make their home. , . ericus Friday and Saturday. “President so.” is King Sergis Pontiac too. Fear of t e wolf makes name Koni-; Mrs. Ernest Spann, Mr. and Mrs. J)e- Friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. M and Mrs. Cook, I people | gi%at- Mr. Bob who have Cap’n Pennywinkle turned to Tub i stop buying. Then business stag-. 1 gen. His owner claims he is the ! Witt Howell, Mr. Earl Carter, Mrs. Lowry will learn wit pleasure ot , made their home at. Plains the past i. in the country. Spann. Terrapin. “Now. I'ub,” said he, ii nates. Hard t mes fellow. st Holstein bull Della Fletcher and Mis-- Joe the improvement in the condition of ten months have returneel to their Time come when meat can- you blockading t <¦ in is by fear. wiil t)n Friday evening Norman their baby (laughter, Louise, in Moun at they- I ever catch The pes ist ruled end. Man, fully Mur- old home Cusseta where will CHATS WITH again, you won t ha.c nothing but the nabnlism will civ-. ray, Walter Kennedy, Robert Lee, tain Rest, S. where Mrs. Lowry in future. Cross-Roads Optimism is ab- his food re-ide the B Spike for an excuse. No need to ho. sence of tear. Get rid of our fear, iliz< d, will get all from lab- Michael Logan, Edwin Kennedy. went some weeks ago. Edgar Sanborn, of Americus, spent him down any more. So you k¦< be optimistic, and prosperity will oratories. Then more attention will; Thad Jones, Henry Bagwell ami li Messrs. Claude Shirley, Jeff Shirley Sunday here with his sister, Mrs to prize kss prize ; out of the way of traffic or 1'11; return. Edk cn rea-¦m-s. be paid humans, T. Marshall entertained at a barbe- and Hawkins, all of Townville, S C. Linton Godwin. you a lift into the fisherman’s net, He is right. The same is also animals. cue at Magnolia Springs. After din make up a party visiting Mr. and 1 Mrs. L. P. (’r.appell, who has beer YOUR B sure as you’re a turtle.” itrue of every activity of men and WALKING ner they played dropping the hand- Mrs. Shirh-y at his home near Plains I' a patient at the hospital here so; ' promised that Ise v, u’d • great The world's champion walker, Ed- i ; kerchief and games of other days James Reese, of was ome * Tub i I , women. Fear, the paralyzer. morieus, a time is convalescing at the home good, so the visitors turned back is back of mo t failures. Conquer ward Payson Weston, is 82 years old. The honor guests were Misses Floy; J business visitor Io Plains this week | I of her mother, Mrs. Mary Markette * ns to the Cross Roads to ,-ei if the the devil of fear, develop confidence but he will try to walk 500 miles in | I Howell, Irene Murray, Laura Cun Elder Smith, a former residen: of i at Sumter. GAS MAN K; sword-fish had got his no out o: in your abilities, and you will sue- ¦¦i': days. , ningham, Ella Maude Murray. Grace Plain;:, more recently of Townville, ¦ J Mrs. DeAlv; that, I ,R, Reeves and i f ¦ the trunk of the tangle-weed tin. -Iceed. A’ age, must old gentlemen Montgomery and Evelyn Walters S. ('., is here An a visit. Grey spent, Sunday with relatives ir ; Bp' He had. and it would have b. • Barring remote instances of good sit nlacidly on the porch. Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Wise acted as .Mr and Mrs. B. W. Bacon aid. G: I ’mrry district, Webster county B; a wonder if he hadn’t, with Mr. Saw luck, there can be no success with- The reason Weston is act ive in his | chaperones. children were in Americus We.lne<-j R. Arlington, Shiloh, age ¦ Mrs. R. of ¦Fish and, Mr. Hammer-Fish and out and : chi is because the exercise of ’j The Plains Literary club met with day. home a self-confidence fearlessness. returned Monday after pleas- gas Paddy Piddock twho is the beC RICH walking has kept him fit. He dis- ! 1 Mrs. Nina Carter on Monday after- .Mi/ Annie K. Frei.eh, (/ Vidalia ant visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lila 'You blackens my knew) r theory work, L borer you ever all w rkin Personal fortunes cannot become eves the that hard noon. Plans for securing a lot and '¦as the j/uesi or Mr. and Mrs. Will’ Chambliss, Mrs. Lucy Coogle return- cooking utensils,' exclaimed Paddy’ ago: us prematurely, for long-dis- e on him. L was Piddoik who | ; too great, : ays C. W. Barron, veteran the building of a club bouse at an Thomas for a day or two this week. ing with Miss Arrington for a a housewife the other day. hole.-, l-’g walking last, g. bored out t in the rm-k I financial writer. tance is the word in early- date were discussed with much Mr:-. French has many' friends in stay! Post Office boxes. her,l Ifvouvoungstersdun’tßcxt week's | for the I His argumelit i- that excessive ac- work. intere:' and enthusiasm. Jno. B. Flair.: who ahva; s welcome her most Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Harper spent We investigated and one ¦There was a letter there now for h: rd work. If vou youngsters don” I cumulation of wealth is not an evil , Clark came before the club with a cordially. Monday plcastant’/ with relatives al look at her gas range was Cap’n Pennywinkle, from the Fair- unless the w- ol.'-, is put to an evil believe it. try to duplicate Weston’s proposition concerning a lot owned R S. Oliver attended the regular’ Preston. Pennywinkle tore i'. enough. it had not been I Queen. Cap’n ,'ofp. job—walking 500 miles in six days. by him. w ich the club with other mcetiiig of the Miss Snann, from neat once its contents, commissioners of Chri sine E open at and red Walk two miles a day, to - been properly in The Rockefeller.. world’s richest keep in cfers, will take under consideration. Sv.bii county in Americus Monday ;: Weston, :> visit'.,'. the cleaned while the Wigglefins all waiter’ ¦ is in home of family, have just given millions for good health and live long. • The following program was given: Mrs. Laura Wise, Dr. and Mrs Mr. J. B. Clarke this week. weeks, perhaps in months. medical education in China. Tha ¦ 1 he top burners were dirty BANNER LUMP putting wealth to good use. It must and greasy, the holes to the ) lease the Rockefellers. Also, the consumers who contributed the I Hair mixers were partially and when the gas WEAK; RUN-DOWN TWELVE STARS IN CECIL B. DE gwas lighted it burned with a MILLE’S PRODUCTION. “THE ! llong, yellow, smoky flame. Carolina Lady Get So She Could WOULD SPREAD AFFAIRS OF ANATOL.” Twelve stellar players and a sup- An hour later you Just Drag.—“Cardci Emit Me porting cast of unrivalled quality—- 1, wouldn’t, have known that Up,” that’s the record set by Cecil B. De- Sba Declares. Taste a matter range. Ihe holos to the air masterpiece, is Mille’s latest Paramount of THE GOOD NEWS i mixers Kernnrsvilje, N. C.—ln an Interest j “The Affairs of Anatol,” which will had been cleaned out tag regarding Cardul, ths shown at the Rylander theatei ‘ and the burners had been Btatemsnt Rauch, Os Vs., be ¦Woman’s Tonic, Mrs. Wesley Mabe, of Mrs. next Monday and Tuesday. The ros- ¦ washed in a strong solution near here, recently said; “I have Highly Elated At Results Os ter reads like the screendom’s who’s tobacco quality oi hot water and washing known Cardui for years, but never i who. The phrase “all-star cast” is a ! knew its worth until a year or so ago. Taking Taniac much abused one, but it adequately ’ soda and then carefully I was in a weakened, run down con- i describes a cast that includes Wallace I rinsed and replaced. When dition. I became draggy—didn't eat cr •I am. so thankful fMonte Blue, Wanda Haw- I different remediix and medicines, yet Mrs. A. highly Agnes Ayres, drag. F. Rauch, estee 1 i ley, Theodore Roberts, I ery flame. I continued to resident cf 231 E. Bath St., Coving-1 Theodore Kosloff. Polly Moran, Ray-! I to give Cardui a ¦ Often, as in this “I decided trial,; ton, Va. mond Hatton and Julia Faye. case, and found it was just what I really blame is placed ’For several year-; I had been get- Nothing like this cast in the way ( upin the gas d needed. Itmade me feel much strong- * ting in such a run-down condition, aggregate talent, supplied when in reality the ' ;. eoon after 1 began to use it I be- of has ever been We state it as our honest belief , er 1 gan to eat more, and the nervous, I just as the seasons changed, that 1 assembled before. The drawing power , that the tobaccos used in Chester- trouble is caused by the man- ¦weak feeling began to leave, Eoon X I was hardly able to look after my of almost apy of the names on the ¦ ner in 'which the gas is being was sleeping good. I housework. Every one of these at- roll has been sufficient to awaken the field are of finer quality (and burned. "Cardui built me rp as no other tacks seemed to be worse than the interest of the discriminating public. hence of better taste) than in ever preceding one. Why, even io eat a Here, the first lime, they are ap- . any tonlo did. for How clean is your gas “I used Cardui with one daughter 'aw egg would cause me awful pain nearing in a single production under other cigarette at the price. puny, bad and suffering. My palpitated range? who was felt and Ured out heart the direction of a master producer— ¦ Liggett & Myers Tobacco all the time. It brought her right out, like it would jump out of by body Cecil B. DeMille. Co. and soon she was as well M a girl and at times I felt like I had some- “The Affairs of Anatol” was writ- ; V’a 1b nothing could be. think there i thing over mv face smothering me, ‘.on by Jeanie Macpherson, author of like Cardui.” I and I had to struggle for breath. many , B. DeMille pro- yourself notable ’’e?il Do not allow to become! “Icertainly got my money’s worth daeticns. Her story' was suggested weak and run-down from womanly when I purchased Tanlac, for it gave scintilating AMERICUS troubles, ¦ by Arthur Schnitlzer’s Take Cardui. You w find iImo perfect relief and put me in coniedy it just what you really need. of the same name. For' c plendid health. There’s nothing too The same qualify that i' featured ' | . more than 40 years it has been usM ay good 1 can sav for it." Chesterfield thousands, i I in the cast of principals and in the thousands and and found' bv ¦ just as Mre. Mabe describes. I Tanlac is sold Americus Planters. authorship has been carried through CIdARETTES LIGHTING CO. • Drug & Seed Co., and by ¦ At your druggist’s. NO-143 first class every phase of production work. The ' Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended i druggists everywhere. adv supporting cast includes such capable ! of actors as Guv Oliver, Charles Ogle, ; Clarence Geldart, Maude Wayne, i Ruth Miller, William Boyd, Lucien Phone 555. Littlefield and others. The beautiful . citings are the work of Paul Iribc, i i famous French artist, designer ami i CttOTADVEBM decorator tj *_ - - , WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS I ! FOR SALE
WANTED—You to bring your ¦ FOR SALE—Purebred White Rocks tires; Wyandottes, and tubes ty me when you need I and White Cockerels, j or exchange for purebred Bl- repairs. Pelham Wilder at Ameri-.I will hens of cus Battery Co.—3-6t. I same breed. Apply Agricultural Col- ; lege- 24-ts CAN FURNISH two or three pounds ; THE MINES *we represent are not |. of fine butter each week. Phone represented by any other dealer in | 420. i Americus. Clark’s Transfer. Tele- 3-3 t phone 303. 5-31 WANTED—You to phone 10 and tell With every pound of Candy sold E;I Pelham Wilder to send for your WE WILL HAVE other Coal as soon Chocolate Wednesday we A? | tires and tubes to vulcanize and re-. i as it arrives from the mines that we pair, at Americus Battery Co., Pel- ! will ¦ -11 for $9.50 per ton. A good will sell one 75c Broom forj ham Wilder.—3-6t. 1 coal. Clark’s Transfer. 5-3 t | FOR SALE—Bulbs, Dutch and Ro man Hyacinths and Narcissus. WANTED TO RENT—Four or ! Americus Seed Suply Co. —28-ts. f’ five-room house; one with chicken yard and cow lot. Ad- 1 j WHEN YOU THINK of Coal, think dress care Times-Re- ¦ of Banner Lump. 5-31 cordoviXitechxdh ) j -r. r.- • i ¦ FOR SALE—Chromo heater; good I I as new; oak kitchen safe, new I style; bargains. Phone 600. WANTED—One room and kitchen- ¦ ette, furnished or unfurnished.; j FOR SALE Ford roadster, 1916 '-O' Mrs. Head, Windsor Hotel.—4-3t. jj model; good ' condition. R. D. Campbell, LaCrosse, Ga.—s-2t. ups NO ONE CAN'SUPPLY you with| Cj.-O Zr Ate * close to school and church. Phone | IJ. L. Griffin, Route 8.-—3-3 t. V W or AND LARGER ASSORTMENT AT 60c TO wife Wallace Carter, Ander-| | j 80c rviile, G:-.- -30tf. ! BANNER LUMP—The coal that sat- 1 are; isfies. 5-3 t I UnlxF. no finer candies made than those of LITTLEFIELD & STEER, » f FOR RENT—-First floor apartment, I of Knoxville, lean. We carry their complete line and hive installed , 618 South Lee street. Phone 411 ' the n r I —3O-Gts . trie lights; sink in kitchen; to a .'>w ca “ LIN or F!VE SPECIALS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES no family AS?6Rfm11.1? cUAMJit.b.AN^PJ°'wWhyl pay“V,$1.50k°n pound T in f . ~, . ’ couple; of more than two a C for Chocolates Fancy . ~, . ’" FOR BENT— First floor rooms, elec-j : taken, 408 Jackson St. Phone Boxes, when you cun get diese tor 60c and 85c pound. You can’t eat ".i\,\ v BLACKENED FRENCH MUSI ARD 17p the box ¦' ' lights; in • • trie sink kitehen; to a 605. , PEAS. This year s pick 7 ** Per Jar couple; no family of more than tow' ‘ CHOCOL NUTS Pound OYSTERS—In Cans; Georgia taken. 408 S. Jackson St. Phone WE HAVE exclusive sale of Bahru i ATE-COVERED f I’AILCANDIES GO 5. ~ > 4-3 t ji Lump Coal in Americus. Clark’s -HOCOLATE-COVERED FRUITS n nrg BRAZIL NUTS, Fresh Chief Brand. 19, ¦ Transfer. 5-3 t Slock, NOTICE—I have opened a homy CHOCOLATE CREAMS Per Pound Per Can boarding ALL KINDS OF house at 516 Spring street; : OUR HIGH GRADE COAL. Banner . , £ BAR CANDIES ' A 7OU D-irL er< nt iz-,n r» K. c Apply to ’'a/f" C. P. Trice for rates, 1lof like quality. Price $lO cash. At From °in“bOc to il85c Pound Chocolate; creams-inside; only M?- 3vt] Clark’s Transfer. Telephone 303. delicious this week 77„ I 1 iHDnrn I FIRE. LIFE, CASUALTY Assortment of I 4 Different Kinds , Fresh; Always Properly Displayed - INSURANCE : A Phones 224 and 354 HERBERT HAWKINS I MIZE GROCERY CO., WE CHARGE AND DELIVER 14 ' 16 » ft - Planter B««»k Btildi.g