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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17
WANT TO PLEASE THE PUBLIC.
MERCHANTS HAVE LARGE AS
SORTMENT OF HOLIDAY GOODS
People Who Wait Until the Last Min
ute TO Buy Lose Ont. Stores Will
BE Open at Night.

FeOple W no wait OHtlI TIC LoSC Min
ute TO Buy Lose Ont. Stores viii
Be Open at Night.
Have you done your Christmas
shopping?
If not it behooves you to get busy
for there are now only six shopping
days left.
Throughout the rest OF this week
and on Monday and Tuesday OF next
week Dawson's stores will be literally
packed with throngs of customers
clamoring to be served, and the arm
les of clerks in the big stores will
have all they can do to meet the de-
mands of the patrons.
Practically all of the stores will
keep open at night from now until
Christmas, so that people who cannot
get down town during the daytime
will have ample opportunity to make
their purchases.
Never before in the history of Daw~
son have the show windows presented
such an elaborate and brilliant dis
play of goods. Novel and original
display devices have been used by the
window dressers in lending attract
tveness to the stores, and in many OF
the stores the effects are both strlk-
ing and artistic.
Assortment Is Large.
All the leading stores have sup
Piled themselves with large stocks OF
articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents. and although the sales SO far
have been heavy there is no shortage
as yet. No matter what one requires
it can be found in one or another OF
the stores, and without any trouoIe.
Many people make pracClce OIL
putting off their Christmas shopping
until the last minute, and no matter
how many others purchase their pres
ents weeks before Christmas eve In
variably finds the stores packed with
people who have waited until the last
minute to their own discomfort ana
loss.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17
A FARM SUPERINTENDENT.
Z One VIII Be Employed by Board Oh
Coun+v commissioners. q

One VIII Be Employed by Board OF
County Commissioners.
Chairman Hollingsworth of the
board of county commissioners is Oh
the opinion that too much of the time
of the road superintendent is taken
up with work on the county farm
and has stated to The News that the
board will employ man to look es-
Decially after the county's farm inter-
ests.
Under this plan Road Superintend-
ent Jennings will be able to give MS
whole time and attention to the hlgh-
ways, and the commissioners tnlhA
the result will be more and better
work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17

"Doan's Ointment cured me of &C.
zema that had annoyed me for
long time. The result was lasting.
Hon. S. w. Mathews, Commission
er Labor Statistics. Augusta, Me.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.
Mrs. G. G. Young Passes Away at
Ripe Age of Seventy-FOur.

MIS- u. Os LOuiiE etES'S9 ~A''N~s -
Ripe Age of Seventy-FOur.
Mrs. G. G. Young died at her home
on College street this morning at
O'Clock at the ripe age of "A years.
She had been in declining health for
some time. The interment will occur
in Chickasawhatchee cemetery this
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. Rev. H.
T. Crumpton officiating. The deceas-
ed had been a resident of Terrell
county for many years, and had so
lived as to win the esteem and friend
ship of all who knew her. She is
survived by four children-Mrs. j..
t. Wenth and Mr.. Harvey Young OF
Columbus and Mr.. Homer Young and
Miss Loveday Young of Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17

New crop Royal Scarlet (the best
on earth) peas, string and hlla
beans, asparagus tips, apricots, peets,
white cherries, Bartlett pears ana
lemon cling peaches at Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-12-17

Fresh oysters always kept in the
sanitary q oyster t-container at wan
Bres. :. - =
The evening world., 1912-01-16

This sfords you an
oppor, unity to buy your
Springs, Mattresses and
Pillow at about whole
sale price
The evening world., 1912-01-16
,ssr. q Meouo,ae. who - rep,ra,.d

sara 2. Mcouo'de. who - reparated
from her husband. filed fpit f'r divorce
In tho Supreme Court ~ the came
time she started an action against hcr
husband. Edward ; roroi. president ~
tho National Conduit and Caplo Co'u-
pany; isabelle y McQunido. James
Pierre McQuaidc AMI Gabriel MoQlsldc.
Tho nature Of, Che SECOND action IL not
known. out tho last i'sce, named ara
her children. md poro, was y business
associate Of her husband
Tho In tho divorce suit vas
served on McQuaidc by Francis I J III
Raismes. who declared he had followed
MoQuaide from tho Waldorf Astoria.
wherc Mrs McQualdc had pointed him
| ont. ana located him ~ the Hotel
Plaza.
A suit for separation entered by Mrs
McQuadc IN 1900 attracted national at
J ieniion. she alleged wat her wealthy
The evening world., 1912-01-16
COUNSEL REMOVED BY
COURT IN WILL CASE.

W!Ilis 7. Gridley. counsel for william
e. Lester "a IN the lattsr's contest OF
the will %; william g. Lesstes. whom he
claims as ~xrsndfather. was removed
yesterday az counsel By Surrogate Coma.
Ian snd D. h. and J. r.. Lynch were sub.
stituted NJ attorneys for young Lester.
Miribeau l.. Towns was appointed ref.
eroe to tako testimony 10 determine the
vaiue OF the services Gridlry has rom
dcred In the case.
Young Lcsster alleged hts interests
were being lmperilled w Griilcy's con.
duct OF the case. Gridley holds a con
tract for n 80 per cent. contingent fee o:
anything recovered from The estate.
which 10 estimated 10 be worth nearly
u. Co., &c.. beside that Mrs. Galdwys
Wright. whose daughter young Lesster
recently married aSalnst Mrs. Wright's
Wish, holds a 10 per cent. contingent In
tcrest IN the settlement whcn made.
The evening world., 1912-01-16
For Chilblains. Frost-B Bites (
and all Sore Feet

Many persons dread the Approach o.
winter on account Of chiioIsins ane FROST
bites whicn csupe y soreness and itching AZ
lines almos' unbchra bic. frequently bring
ins On A nervous condition. To those thus
afflicted tho following treatment Will bs
w~slcoin. Information. as 1t gives immsliats
relief and soon cures. Dissolve two table.
spoonfuis OF Caloclde compound IN . basin
81 warm waite. ,aot hstl. soak tne feet In
this for fifteen minutes. kepsat this ZOE
everaI nights untti the trouble disappssrs."
This action OF Caioclde compound fos All
foot ailments IL really remarkable. BY its
rse corns and oailouses can be peeled riGhs
off. swesty. smelly feet and tender. achina
feet need hut a tow Applications. Bunions
get relief instantly. Any drueslS has u IN
0tock or will get II from his wholesale
house. A twen,y.five cent packaas 10
usually sufficient TO out the worst rect 10
fine oondition.-Advt
The evening world., 1912-01-16
Health and Beauty Advice
ny MRS. MAE MARTYN.

nom. dirt from the hair ror's. Your hair Ne.
comes stringy aud unmanaeesblc in q few days
and use a tcaspoonful Of can,hroI dissolved In
a cup of hot water for your shampoo. II you
want your hair to dry evenly and QUICKLY with.
out streaFtng. Canthrox makes the hair very
feeling OF pirsarg frshnssA. You will not
catch cold II you shampoo with canthpx and
will find II makes your hair looh % very nice.
Dora: Long. alken. curly eyeiashss greatly
set of beautiful eyes. and by applying pyroriA
to lash roots with the thumb and forefinser,
short. thin lashts will grow thick and curly.
For thin eyebrows. apply pyroxin With finger
tips and they will U0w In thick and slh.
No harm results from using pypxin. but b
careful nS to get any where no hair l. wanted.
You may have TO pay your drlssist q dollar foe
IN original psckgc Of pyroxin. but It 10 cheap
even a, that price.
J. NJ. s.: Cutting the hLn only uskee
them oone Ia heavier. Get an original package
Of deiatonc and with Q little Of the powder m.x
enough water to form . paste. Put this % the
hairy surface and after two o. three minutes
hair will have vanished. DrlHsh charge .
dollar an ounce for delatone. but Il never fails
10 do the work.
Mrs V. g.: The woman who uMs face
powder hot only Is behind the times. but does
heNelf a personal injury. Face powder 10 only
q mocke'y TO beauty. a. II clogs the skin pores,
causing wrinhcs and ether complexion ills. To
have a lerfect complexion. use q good lotioa
ach ~ the following; Dissolve 4 ounoes q
spurmax In is.rint witch hazel Tor hot wates),
adding 9 teaspoonfuls slycerne. This lotion
gives the skin a decidedly refined look OF velvety
smoothness. 1t removes the shine. Immediately
| coress aliow, frcckled compilations and doe,
pot come OF In the wind like powder does a.
rub of easily when = veil 10 worn. This lotion
$ . splendid beautifer and skin whitsner.
2. D.: Yes. no factor 10 more important In
y beautiful face than bright, clear. youthful
eyes. You should use q good eye tonic. &c.
a ounce Of crys,o'. dissolve It in a pint Of
wateg and d.a tHo OF three drops In each eye
dali. I, will 'l,9r and strengthen your eyes
ron.oye all IgI.s q! w,aknl5s and I'M animation
and MAKE them bright and spags Ing. For week.
dull. rIpressOnlts eyes | think thu. ton,r
imply wonderful. II h, very soothing, and !,
fine for those who wear glasses.
H.ad Mrs. Martyrs book. "Bsauty." q.
' ADV.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

g,-1'.h'vay involved IN marital dlrcu,-
'fr. 60 'r.isII,- aad p1rt owner .:
iho national CONDUIT ana Gable Conn
rnuy.
u.Quailc rtrriod Mis- sara side
bo'bam ~ Philadelphia In 800 and they
hI., .t ..NIlr'n. Gt't.e.. l~sl-'rlle
t"I fr,Hf.
N,Paf I~ $50 W. wing 0' the Plaza
iintD.. uIii got be socn tO-dat. \
s,mHan wH, rys .Ic .s Die present wife
io'd an E,cning Worii reporter that
NcQua'i, mad obtained - divorce from
hos wife tn Florida on the ground of
drscriIru. THO btc."uI Mrs MrQ Iside
,'.o an'd fpat McQuaido hal been mar.
LLlI l-..n mos.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

Prom The 'hicsto Tfibuns
lutlm1tr fti"ud-Whcre do you Expect
to 40 GA you wedding 'iip1
Prospective Bride twho IL about to "a.
pousc her foIrthb-Noli. I've generally
gone - Niagara Fails.
The evening world., 1912-01-16

Ada TT Avoid oil cpnplsrion ersans which
o10tsth oil, - thsy maks the sktp sllny ana
;aue hair TO nuW % ths face. BY sNirnns =
'easpoonfuds q slycehne and one ounce OF
~sis,osoiu Into u pint cold water you have .
,raschles cream Jolly Tor clearing. softrning and
yhitsnins The akin. Il 10 Unsurpassed Tor clean
,as The nGplsuios aud mshps Il smooth and
ysnhhi iopkins. rss tfis morning and night
and you nssd have no wory about the way
your face On ick.
Mrs. =. B.. Wright reduction 10 . 's1
dupas MISTER. Ths.s oidiashiousd theories Of
rtolsut s~Asrc,ss and 6Asvshon ere al nun
.eus, sud At the bst fsnish only tsnpoIs1
nilss, TO tahs oft fat, uss this remedy Dis
vlys 4 ounces Of paraotis ID IN lin" not
S~tsr and tsts = t~sblsspoouful bsfore mars
This Gmpis, harmless remedy worm wonne''
vAcrs many Of the "sure cures 'ah' " leaves
he akin smooth and fus.
n. A. D.: Only healthy salps producS
n.saiNL. abundant hair. You must keep youl
,csip clean BIZ shAmpcains - oftsn ~ necessary,
m. following TOME viii prove an unfsiltrl
,msiy 10, daudrdf. itching rslp and fallini
hsi,, Rtir one ouna o: auhusoiu into is'idn'
alcohol. then add is.niHt cold wafer. Rpl
,,,,s toni. into the scalp about twice a week. ]
v,u do wonders for your dissAssi scalp snt
maSs sour thin. .,rssry hair thick, long sn'
beautiful.
r,Ls e.. That sichly look yo.v have. Lesidr
ro,,, ioss AZ sn<ry and nn.doxn condition. an
an. "a . shurrt,h. impure blood, incident to Tia
stu,sr mOuths. Thia0sh very common
cut 10 esAly ovsfcOme By tAAins b:fors meal
tstisspcoului Of this sinpls systsm tonic
In ,A.pant alcohol dissolve one ounce hardens
adding M.cup rsar and hot wster to make
aust, This 10 . wonderful blood purifier an
,trsns,h.rss,orins ,ouic. There u nothing Tx
/ ior diving one tch, red Mood, snsrp All
god health.
Bt,ls. The reason scur hair looks ~ IN
.rd faded and IL 80 hard 10 arrange is tbs
Iou have msde the usual mistake OF shAmIoail
With ,onp. Any ua,uan who lAss sap shan
ZOOS csnnot expect to haze beautiful hair.
may ,lsao the hair. bot dos not remote u
The evening world., 1912-01-16
l6O,oOO-A.yEAR
lW|FE ASKSD DIVORCE
Steel Financier McQ uaide and
Partners and Children Also
Separately Sued.
Tho marital woes Of steel flnanc'cr

Tho marital woas Of steel fnsncicr
lanes J.. Moouaidc q brought into
Re iimcasht agsin to-day v'nen Mrs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
c. J. HOOGS IS
Tennis CHAMP
OF Y. N. c. A,

The finals IF the Y NJ c. A. tennis
championships were played off yes
terday afternoon on the Association
courts at Richards and Hotel streets,
and as the result Cyril Hoogs gets
the medal and the title. Hoogs de-
feated ]. T. Guard in straight sets
SO, 60, 81.
Play in the opening set was both
close and interesting, Guards swift
service being in working order and
netting him many aces. In the sue
ceeding sets. however, he fell off fast
and Hoogs had an easy time of it.
Guard beat himself to large extent
The "Y' courts are in wretehed
shape, and until something is done to
them it is unlikely that any more
tournaments will be held or that there
will be- much tennis played by the
members. comparatively small sum
would clear off the weeds from the rum
back, plug up the holes in the playing
surface and put tha two courts in
playable condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
CAVALRY AND MAUI ARE
VERY EVENLY MATCHED

Spring practice series. At that time
the ponies of Captain Forsythe and
Lieutenant Sheridan were out OF the
game. but now this lot of six fast ones
is in prime condition. so that the lack
Of foot will not be SO apparent.
Also, the team Is vastly strengthen,
ed by the addition of Forsythe, while
Sheridan has the tournament expert
eisce that MilIikin lacks, irrespective
of the individual brilliancy OF either
men. AS to the physical cordition OF
the players themselves, it's about ?
stand off !. The Cavalrymen have beer
hard at work for weeks, and are hare
as nails, hut the, same can De said Of
the Maui players, who far outclassed
Oahu in general fitness in the first
game.l
More Riding-off. =
believe that the Cavalry will hus
tie the Maui mer harder than the
Oahu four did in the riding depart
ment, and it's certain that whatever
else happens, Frank Baldwin will be
collared more than he was in the first
half of Saturdays game, when he got
away so often for sensational runs
Maui has considerable of a hustler,
though, ir Arthur Collins. and he is
likely to give Doak lively time OF Il
which may break up the defensive
combination Of the army men. Col
Inns is splendidly mounted, and he is
a strapping, hard-riding PLAYER, who
combines sure hitting with his aggres
sive ridingoff. In fact, ideal material
for No. /.
Take it from every angle, the sec
Crd game of the tournament is an
even money chance. Victory will not
be a surprise, no matter on which
side it falls, but runaway victory
would certainly be an upset of form.
What bets have been made are either
at even money. of with Maui "a 8 to
10 fayorite, so, Judging by the pre-
though the Valley islanders had q
pondence of opinion, it looks as
slight shade the best of ii. If there is
any advantage to be given one way
or the other.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23

DUKE MAY SWIM IN
CHAMPIONSHIP OF .
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Announcement Also Says That
Australian Swimmers Are
Headed This Way

That Duke kahanamoku intends to
stop on the Coast long enough to an
rex few swimming titles, is the lat
est news of.the Hawaiian. speed mar
vel that has crossed the water. 1t ap
PEARS, il story in the Los Angeles
Express of recent date is correct, that
Duke will enter the Southern CaIifo-r
MIA championships during the latter
part OF August. Originally he was to
return to Honolulu before that date,
but now that he is off on Eu opean
transforming tor us 4uife possible
that he can make his return fit IL
with the California meeting.
Also, there is a chance that some
CT the Australian swimmers may stop
over 10 swim in Southern California
waters. This is exactly in line with
W. L. Rawlins' plan of a great swim
ming meet for Honolulu this year, IN
which Duke ard the Australians cou,a
meet in the formers home watezs, TO
the Coast announcement means thst
the Antfpodean experts are to return
via the Pacific, making such meet
ing possible.
The Los Engeles Express of Jriy S
says:
Wallace Robb, president of the
Southern California swimming asso-
citation, was more than pleased to re.
ceiye the news concerning the work
of Duke Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian
swimmer, at the Olympic games. Ka-
hsnamoku did the century in fast
time and has promised the local as
scciation that he will be on hand to
compete in the annual SoutherI Tall
fcrnia tournament at Redondo, eithe
the last week in August or the first
week in September.
Aside from the Hawaiian, there is
possibility that several of the Aus
tralian swimmers will be here com
rcte IN the meet Rob:s intends hat
the coming meet shall be the best
ever held in the South aside from the
classy local athletes some of the best
swimmers from the North and Mid
Gle. West will participate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
TWO JOCKEYS TRY TGP|TCHAT
HILOBUT ARE soon set DOWN.

but he is no pitcher 1t took him three
innings to find this out. and then he
gave up and put de Mello.. the regular
pitcher, in his place. Later in the
game de Mello was taken out and
Carol, the other jockey, tried to send
them over. He was worse than Will
lis, however.
Despite these little matters, the game
was an exciting one and during its
course some spectacular catches were
pulled of.
Do Ty Cobb Stunt.
In the second game the Japanese
looked as though they were going to
hold the Hawaii nine. but as Is usual
with the little players. they lost their
heads as soon as matters reached a
crisis. With three men on bases and
weak batter up be was allowed,
through weak fielding. to bring man
home.
At the conclusion of the game one
of the fans, who had become very per-
sonal. was attacked by the players
against whom he had been saying
things. and this morning he is a sore
and sorry spectacle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
HILo. July 22.--Two good games OF
baseball were pulled off at the park
yesterday afternoon. when the Chinese
registered score OF against the s
Tailed for the All-White aggregation.
In the second game the Hawaii nine
put II over the Japanese to the tune
OF to g.
AS Is generally the rule here. IL was
more matter of errors than anything
else that put the losing teams in the
positions they held at the conclusion
of the games With number of the
boys living out OF town and getting no
practise except for the games on Sun
days It is almost impossible to get
the fielding down to anything like an
accurate point. The games are full of
good plays. however. and about two
thousand people turn out every Sun
day to watch them.
Willis "set Down."
In the first game the ALI Whites
started of as though they might have
chance. but Willis was put In the
box to open the attack against the
Chinese Willis may be good jockey.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
Chinese Still
BIG ATTRACTION

The All-Chinese ball team is still
boosting Hawaii's stock in the East.
What with Duke Kahanamoku star
ring in Europe, and the college OF
Honolulu" team, as the mainland pa
pers insist on referring to the Chi
nese, getting columns of publicity by
their good ball-playing, there is little
chance that the sporting advantages
of the islands will be long out OF
mind.
The New London, Conn.,, Telegram
of recent date says:
The famous Hawaiian-ChineSe base
ball team will be the attraction at
Armstrong park this afternoon and
what won't happen when those Mon
golians begin to root in their native
tongue is not worth talking over. 1t
is said that they have two coachers
who are the equals of Hughie Jen-
nings in his paImiest days, that their
roofing is sure to get the goat of any
pitcher alive - can't tell whether he's
being called names or complimented
The popular impression is that the
roofing is done in the language OF
shirts and collars but these boys talk
in baseball jargon and are experts at
it They are not the laundry type OF
Cinnamon, but fresh from college and
the flower of the Hawaiian Chinese
colony of the better class.
Aside from their native language
roofing. they can play. They have
won distinction on their tour of the
States in walloping some of the better
semi-professional teams and New
London will have to step some to take
revenge from the yellow team for their
double defeat by the black team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
FIFTH CAYALRY POLIO TEAM.
BY LAURENCE REDINeToN.

Maui vs.. the Fifth Cavalry is the
rolo Offering for tomorrow, and II
should be almost as good game as
the opener between Oahu and the Val
ley Island last Saturday. Almost, is
used advisedly for it isn't once in a
blue moon that a match polo game
goes an extra period with all the
frifls that decorated Oshu's Victory IN
the initial game of the interislanu
series.
Tomorrow's game should be an
even money bet, juggle the figures in
any way you choose. Take players.
experience, and mounts, shake then:
up in hat, draw any combination of
four, and you will get something pref
ty evenly matched. It's game that
no ore can dope with any certainty,
fol each side has a Wholesome feal
of the other, and there's as much to
he said in favor of one team. az
t'other
Maui is still a trifle shy on ponies,
counting the string that came over
here originally, that the players ex
Tected to use. On the other hand.
what's left is far superior to the
mount of many teams that have play
ed in championship here, aid thought
themselves well horsed, and really,
considering the class OF the Maui pom
les, the loss of two or three isn't as
serious as it would seem.
Players Fit.
The Cavalry players have some fas.
ponies under them, and will be fl.
better mounted than the four men
who played under yellow colors in the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-23
Needed on a Journey.

Never leave home on a journey with
out a bottle of Chamberlain's Coiic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is
almost certain to be needed and can
not be obtained when on board the
cars or steamships. For sale at all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
@ Q @ @ 9 Q @ 9 9 Q Q Q Q Q 9
American representatives made the
finest impression, while the Ameri-
cans were unable to find words to ex-
Eress the impression Stockholm has
made on them.