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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
WAVERLY is HUSTLING
Hoard OF Trade Goes After Hohiery
Factory and Gets ft-Citizens
f;nthunInStic.

WAVERLY. VA. April 2S.--tn Sep
tembcr. 1916 the Waverly Board OF
Trade was organized, and immediately
began it's efforts Ia secure new indus
tries for the town. The organization
Is comprised OF tho leading business
men OF Wavcrly. all of whom are pro-
srcsSivc and "hustlsrs' for a bigger
and better town. The entire efforts of
tho body first were concentrated on
tn" organization of hosiery mill.
Dave DcMoss. of burlington. y. G.. an
experienced man in tho business. was
invited TO come to Wavcrly and dis
cuss the matter before the board.
Mr.. DeMoss arrived in town on his
second visit last Monday morning. and.
with tho assistance of members of the
Board of Trade. Immediately began
working to get the necessary capital
subscribed. on Thursday the $4,000
mark was reached and a called meet
ing was held in the Council Chamber
mere to perfect organization. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: y. Fleet
wood. president; j. g. Smith. vice
president The following were elected
as members of the board OF directors:
l.. Fleetwood. j. y. Smith. j. w. Rogers.
Dave DeMoss. l.. o. Coulburn, a Il.
Iiartz and Isaac Cohen. The board Of
directors will elect the secretary and
treasurer. Mr.. DeMoss will make
Waverly his permanent home and man
age the operations OF the plant The
site for the location was chosen at
meeting Of tho directors The plant
Will be located on the west side OF tho
Norfolk and Western Railway in the
trac, of land recently subdivided and
known as "Waverly Place" The char
ter for Incorporation will he obtained
immedia t"ly. and ground will he
broken for the handsome brick home OF
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MORE SHIPBUILDING
Grcnt Newport News ShipyRrd. Take
Additional Communicative steam
crs to Cost 81 ,OOO.OuO Each.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April 2S-
Two large additional contracts for
building steamships have bccn obtained
by the Newport News ShipbuildinE and
Drydock Company. the new ships to
cost 100000 each. These vessels will
each be 3S5 feet long. thirty feet deep.
with hfty-thrce-foot beam. aud are de-
signed for general cargo carriers
Their sea speed will be about eleven
and one-half knots per hour. and they
are to be built for the Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies Steamship Company
The shipbuildinE plant is now employ
ing nearly 5000 men. with a weekly
pay roll OF sl2o.OOO. and il is now pro-
ceedinG with it's many large contracts
heretofore announced. including S67.-
100000 worth OF government construc-
ton.
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GOOD FISHING BUSINESS
Many Negroes Deserving Northern Neck
Farms to Work In tho
Packing Plants

HEATHSNIII.E. VA, April 2S-Fre-
quent severe windstorms have played
havoc with the fishermen in these parts
tearing and carrying away their nets
many OF them being irreparably dam
aged. Nevertheless the business Of
packing ish and fish roe goes mcrrily
on. and the negroes hcrcabout fock
TO the different plants to such an ex-
tent that the poor farmer is crying out
about the scarcity of labor and his in
ability to secure the needed help to
make good his promises to Uncle Sam
TO make the biggest crops OF his life
time for this war year.
Fish are now very plentiful. and as
result the prices have come down
considerably. and the decline has come
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70 10. common TO fair 20 So. Choico
h-ite.s. SIG 10 ets: medium TO good. q. to
az 20 s: medium, 20 good s.. TO ia com
mon 70 fair. % :" -. Rest oxen. -, %
ST.: medium 20 good. -. 20 ~: common
20 fair. TO 54. Best h"svy bulls. ; to 81;
light > to :. Best ca YES. Il "a u:
mon to fair TO 10 Best heavy hogs. Is
% iFz: medium weight. - 10 Is: shoa;7.
loi: llis ,sows and stays. . ." Il Rest
sheep. si7 10 ~: common 20 fair. 70 s.
Best lambs. ifi- to II. common TO fair.
2: spring lambs. choice S. TO 50 per head
medium, IS 10 s. per head
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on of New York. 70. n 3"4. 81 STANDARD OH
az Sew Jersey 81 NSt: 3.orH c">fen Re
timing. L.. l5k; 100 cossien oil and Gas.
i3mi3H loo Federal on. s,am5.: 200 In.
t"rnationai Petroleum. i3i7 9p Keystone
Con. ~ as. 500 metropolitan Petroleum.
iNulr; 100 Osas" iiominy. 9Tei.: 500 Mid
west OH, TSU7S: 1850 Oklahoma y. and r..
ioi, a 1914; 1000 Oklr horna OH. 38i, ic5 Vie
,oria on new. ilt@il* 1000 Atlanta. In
": i.N3c Itig Ledge 81 ii ~: 500 Bvston and
Montana: snT62: l.t,D Cons. Arizona. pa
BIS: 2.oo Green Monster. o-lcpit; i.5nD
Mother Lode. 32T3i. 200 R"x Com. 8, q
-: so rnnnnah EAt.nSlnn. ) l-lGail a.ls.
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the corporation within two or three
weeks.
This is ono Of Wavcrly's largest cor
porations. and has prospects OF doing
Il large and profitable business
The progressive spirit which domi-
mates the Board OF Trade. and it's de-
termination to do things" bids fair
to make Wavcrly one OF VirGinia's first
cities.
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Chicago GK,IN MAuKt.T

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Fcvcrish advance
OF l2ir" In TIL" price Of wheat hero io-day
w"r" followed 10y sudden collapse Of l5'?,.
owing largely to official dcnials that tn.
entente pllies had hecn purchasing future
deliveries al Winnipeg. and because Of
tinn OF the Winnipcc exchange. in prohibit
imS all speculation. Wild finish in the
'hi"ag" market resulted. with tho market
varying from 2i.C under yesterdays close
To &C. advance. With May q, s2.i to s274s
mud July at s:.:i TO sec Corn closed
1,c of to iC M. and oats off Ike 10 li.r
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IoTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, April y An opening de-
cline waa followed hy rather "H"i'cd All
vance In tho cotton market TODAY. wish
July contracts seliin: M tO 1850 tn - pit
and closing at "n.2nc. Tn" general list cI"s"G
ire G,,;lur net advance nf ," 10 -
points
There scattered selling on th" open
ing decline Of To II points. owing to re-
ports Of good rains in the Southwest. About
ih. only weather complaints received dur
ing IN" past week hav" been based npor
rcportS Of rain in parts 81 Texas. 1nG II
seemed the imnresSi"n this morning that
the drought had been relieved.
There was further trade nuNir. az nov
crop months supposedly against forward
rcuuiremcntS. aud IL seemed that there wee"
very few contracts for ssic around til" ring
At any rate prices shot ny rapidly with
selling to 2htSC and October to
10 Sc i'm the late trading. when activ"
months generally showed not gains of -
10 sc points. The close was - shade uff
from tho best on most positions under real
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prices w"r" son, shout 81 ball ove- ycs.
t"tiays nnal nEur..
I"""rds tn" "ud 81 IN" c"ssion rcpor,s
OF i"rE' SPOT business after hour. vos-
'fh"S nTu signs % 4 continued good do
n"n1 'H-i"E ~ hIrh"r prices fur;hn- atm
Hi"i"n ~ d'tn"ud aud sent prices Z" new
hlth i"N"!S. Tn" official spot r"rnrt quoted
m, mrfE"' - " bale up sal" 81 sit
h"l"s. IA" largest SPOT turnover for d single
''--iuO to many weeks
',I"Sin bldg MAJ. i'tl. .iu'v. i.39 october
= j -'"e"'nh"r ihFl, January. 1890
Su"' "t'"u, ntm. - points up, sales on
~ SPOT ,t.l hai's. =" arrive. c0 bales
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~Ew yoKK rn0nICE M>KkEr.

noios,s- G1a 'en,rfurai 81. re t"'s
st'"dy in" graHular"d. 5om : q, Butte
tfin"r. Cheese. strong Spot coffee. Guli.
hiu =. 20. S"u'o- ~ i9l.
Fhr ""toUs""d 81 market was strong
With good demand based on 'hc strength
.n al fo"dstunS. especially lard. July rnid
from i"'' to !" !" and closed al Islh clos
lHr 0ri""~ w"r" To - POINTS not higher
ri'2" crude. "a 2"nli~ Th. market cIos"I
.l"hdy Sp"; 800 bld MAJ. 5000 - O. .
Jun lful"iT. July. 10 lsIa August
Z, - j.. y H"r'aTuh"r. l6il q =. -. t~-nbn-
.'.''h ~ So" ~ h"r. l5.T n IL ~. Deem
b'r. l5."'f IL ~ Total lc<g 1870,
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NEW YORK. Ap,il 2s.-There wa. ti,iIe
10 arouse interes, in the curb marEet to-
DAY. The uscal Sa;uriay session. being ac-
Compan iad BY the usual st"adying around
yestcrdry's levels. Oils. on the whole. were
dull and featureless. The industrais were
about steady and unint.restinE. Sales with
closing hid and asked p-iccs. follow NC
Aetna Explosives. 3ssT3T, 5H chevrolet Mo.
tor. lol "a lo4: 100 Maxim Munitions. .i.T?s.
:So' United Motors. 32i9 n SIS: I.afN North
American Pulp and Paner. sos: 10 Stand
ard oil OF California. - ii 60 StH StaNda-d
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCk MARKET

CHICAGO April =. HoGs-EoCeip:s IN
10 s'.sdy. Bulk. IS 500 si5nN: i;Fh: go :.
n :i5'i: mixed. si52oT 1855: heavy. ,i5 7oft
Sl''": rourh. t!"..0f. SEQ: pigs $40 n tir Is
talN's- R2c"ipt- 1903: s;rady Native
heNt aul". So" q SIS 40; stockers and feed
RS, 10 q 800; cows and heifer~. $500
81 %; calves $500 slcCo
ShNer-Receipts 100 steady Wcthcrs
SiojG si2.2j lambs. tI2501 40 80
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April 2s.--co'ton Goois and
ya-ns were hrm TO-DAY. Linens ~crc high
and n.m Bu-la rs tended hisho- and
silk oss!.r. Tn. CARPET auction closed with
all offerings absorbrd.
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pErEpsR1.nC .H1.r M.ekt,r

PETERSBURG ~E.Nt'r MARKET
Ecpocted By Rodgers. Iluinmei & 20. Inc
PET ERSBUHG, VA. April 2..Sps niSh -
Farmers s;oc. -Marhe, firm $40 per
brShcl.
VirCinis Farmers stoCk-Mar;e. ttrir'.
"a ncy .Iurn DO. SIC per pound: extra prime.
SIC per mound: Drinla. 60 rsr mound.
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SAVAHNAH. GA. April @s.-rurpent,n"
firm. i1i2: salcI. none: Receipts. li5 CaSis
shipments. IS casks; stock. $50. casks Eosin
hr,n; sales. III b:rreis. receipts. go bar
-els: shipments. 700 barrels: stoc,S & ~
barrels quote: a. b. 5.Dn $50. -. d. 81
=. p 5Sonao6: q $40 1886 II, 5.'5:
o.cs II 10
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Rnnl, Statement.

NEW YORK. April 9Th. statement n
tho actual condition Of CLEARING nous" banks
aud trust COMPARES for the "eeL shows
'ha; they hold sili 6iL.23o TcSsrN. III c.:Ces-
o. legal r"Qu,r.mcn;s This i decrease
~ 1926 ,so from last week The sta.cmcn,
follows
Actual ,onditiorS
Loans, discounts. etc. s. So. .io4. GO. do
Sos go
heServ. in own vaults ,47@.G4ecn,. Of which
3t2S S.x0r Is spocIe: tncrea =. ~. 90.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank. Sci0 "ha.
10: decrease, SISal2,"r
R"serv" il! o,ner repositories. ssi.,ii "r' .
Net demand deposits .sssss,~no de
cr"aS-. Sl1.i1t.Nr!.
S:.>2S,oG
Circulation s2s1sfno: increase. ss7.ora
-ASsrcgst" reserve. fst5. sn9 GOO
Excess reserve. 1iil o4:."-n; decrease. s'.:56.
Summary Of Stat" banks and ,rus, COM
panics in Greater Sow York, not included
In clcS ring hOus. statement:
Loans discounts. etc. &Si5.ai5.l"o increase
Legal tenders, si.27o,7c': increase. 900
Specie. 3ss,2t.@o: decreas" f2S,lN'.
Total deposits. slo45. i0.. go decrease. l.5i.,
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway CompanvV

The Progressive Railway of the South
. trains leave daily: 4. NJ. Norln. locaf. ;
100 T.. NJ. Sleepers Atlanta and Jackson
Nile: $40 p; MI sleepers JaGksonville. raiii.H
ls:to T.. ~. sleepers Atlanta, Birmimg h a in.
Jacksonville Tampa ana st. PetersbufS.c
A NJ. go r. ST. 80 S'~sS
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Atlantic Coast Line

f' EF fftEHGG9"th k,RISsNnI e The South.
s E"r FiGr'I1 ana s9pth: s:lO A. 81. add
!. EGr H .!ns SSl9, NJ. 900 a. ~. 500
a, a.. 900 Z NJ y:s5 Il. 81. H. ':se
Sl4, A. NJ. 9:oo y; NJ. $50 4. 81" ase51 s
!, Nj tioo = NJ t4:io f., NJ, $3.50 y. Ms :
:, f%nr Goidsboro and FayctteSii.s: .4;65 !
;, For iiSpewe!I: SIS a. NJ. .i:l5 p. st..
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos n
s;iS a. Nh S;lS NJ S:s5 A.. 81. i1tio
T. ~ No. Ai.Se
Except SUNDAY. tSunday only -
Time OF arrival and departure and con. z
neStiona aot guaranteed. NfsSty
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cotton, quiet MidIlinS. 20.6ic.

SjOt COTTON, VUIcI NINITlnE, .N.b1C.
NEW YORK. April 2S-Port movement
Middiing. 20t5c. Receipts. 10 bales: stock
1854 bales.
TotnI to-day at all ports-Nct rcccipts
7655 bales: stock. l.s5l.l:a bales
Total for th" w"ck--Nc receipts 1906 bales.
bales: exports, i,G22:aG bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2S.--Strcnuh was
shown by cotton here to-day. and prices
were forced nearly - n bale higher on Tho
most active months in the contract market
10y fear of colder weather I'm the belt ana
"a marked improvement In the spot demand
at higher quotations. Stradincss was main
tanned to tho close. which at not
gain OF 10 to 81 points. Al tho nighcs,
levels the market was ~ To "a points M,
Around the op"ninE tendency to fall Of.
under selling based rains in Texas was
yesterdays close Buying resulted, and
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TO pass earlier this season than isef
The canning OF sturgeon roe has becop,s
quite an industry here More hcrrjne
have been canned this year than eiSs
before.
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NcM York Curh Mark

Banks cash in vaults Sl5.e32 SEQ
Trust companies cash in vaults. SGT 81 100
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. April cs-Be"vcs. no trading
yeais ,.N ,i2 -
sheep and lambs no tr.dirr
iOGs. no trad!:.G
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ltIt HING

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales a. Union Stocki ardsl
Richmond. Va Apri! y 1917
'hoi"e steers. loir all; medium 10 good
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Como,n,

ouperseuinE SCHEDULE OF April IL N pH.
Schedule subjeci t. Change Without :.
Trains leave RlchinonG 1850 A. A.. 81 a.
NJ. bs a.. NJ. 3 A. NJ. ..lO A. NJ. ii A. NJ
A.. S S;:9 r. Nj 7:lo P. M BIS P. ~. 10 r
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. h.7 a.
~: a: NJ: b9 a; Ne. 10 A. NJ, eli A. M"
H. bOiSS "a T. a.. SS:io Z. NJ. 7:io +. ~. J
sCaIries baggage. 'DaiIy except Sunday,
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY ~

Gin. Lou Vie n West. :. D. - n .I
Main Line Local. .T:I5 n u ~ Srf
lanes River Line. 200 A 75:i,.s',
TSeTport News; Local 100 a.. y" 500 B..
go, 800 p =, News .s:Ha a. .S:oj p. From,
West. 500 n. $3.50 p, 1855 n. Il Ia m
$50 y. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond Jas River. ,
fS:25 a. - 40 y. 49, >
DRilN. tENcent Sunday
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RIcHMoSD GRAIS MARKET

: hari and : hard nominal. Corn--Eo.
Yellow. si.5tis N ls2. No. : Sellow. 81 ~ Z
il.o9'-. 40. yellow, nominal.
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Norfolk Il Western Kailwa,
Southern Railway system

"NJ 0JotVl1I
i'AiiS Leave I.iCnntoiu--..alii SiatIon
SShtuuic HS - not sulTautccu. tur
soutl--Daity. 80 \. Nj. local. 10 80 A 81.
sHpiess paTior buHet car: L. M ,AuraIs;
ti.tS L: Al. express: sleeping oprr 500
-, a. ny T.. A..' local for keys.iiie. Chass
Suf ana ffuHaio Junction-week DAYS
- i3rk hiNer Line % a. NJ. anI 4:Is =
=; NJ d"itH local to West Point. las "a
VI. Steamer irain connecting for Baltimore.
etSr! utnci DAY; Inquire agents
rams Arrive RichmUuu--l ron, m, Som, .
$40 q. A.. anu e:iV A. 81; i:;:5 T.. Nj I:JS,
FROM West Point: $40 a. ii and a.i! R' {.
NJ; daily. StcJher Train 1906 A. ST. eyatvs
other day. Inquire agents
pige 9o1 T.. Main ST. phoue A,a.,iso, 49,
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NEW YORK. NprA 2.-M.ryar,l" pauer.
commercial siNN day htliS or bank. ''5:'
commercial slAil DAY bills SAFE. ,i".'l..nd.
y,.5t,. cables. - = 10 bar SILVER. -.
McNic*r dollars. JiiA GoE"Tum-ut bonds,
-,Da,iv Railroad bOua<. easier
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-. etc. &sl5.9i5. Ieo: increase
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
For Men, Women and Childrenl

For Indigestion, stomach troubles,
bad blood and all wasting diseases of
the body, it will make you feel like a
new person. "A friend in need is a
friend indeed" this may be said of the
Premier tonic. Mrs Joe Persons Rem
edy You do not want a slow remedy
when your stomach is bad, or an un-
certain one, or harmful one. Your
stomach is too valuable, you must not
poison it with bad drugs. Mrs. Joe
Persons Remedy is noted for its speed
in giving relief, its millions of cures
has made it famous the world over.
keey the perfect stomach medicine in
your home. It's promptness in over
coming the worst stomach disorders is
a revelation to those who try it. The
Premier tonic has been a standard
blood purifier for many year. 1t starts
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
a.4a .saaI ID

down at the root of the disease and
builds you up gradually makes the
blood pure and fresh. If you have rheu-
matism take Mrs. Joe Persons Rem
coy. Do not let anyone persuade you
to take one just as good If your little
one is out of sorts and is not resting
and acting naturally this is a sure
sign that her liver is not working
properly. Give her Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy at once. This also beauties
the complexion, not artiicially, but
naturally, by taking dose before each
meal. AS it aids digestion and purifies
the blood. Remember the price for
this special advertising campaign. One
bottle, s1.OO; two bottles, $3.50; or 6
bottles, $500.
For sale in Americas by Howell
Pharmacy. Howell-Prather Drug Co.,
Windsor Pharmacy. advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

LARGE CORPORATION has opening
for capable man, for sale of high class
article; demand unlimited; $500 to
$500 necessary. Sales Manager, 1929
Carroll Ave, Chicago 2S-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

STOP AND LISTEN 10 THIS:
have several hundred japanese Plum
Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach and large
paper-shell Pecan trees; all of
choice varieties; must be closed out
within the next 80 days, at q sacrifice.
See r. D. Stewart, Phone 705, next to
Poole's Gro ary. 22-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Zach S. Childers left Saturday even
Ing for Ellayille, where he goes to
spend the weekend with his wife,
Mrs. Childers, who has been in Ella
vile for the past week on account of
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. T. R.
Strange.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lanier and Miss
Mildred Hollis left Saturday for New
York City. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier will
return in about ten days, Miss Hollis
will remain in New York Off seevral
weeks, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Grantland Rice
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

FOR SALE: F. A. Pruitt place, four
miles North OF PARROT, Georgia. con-
aims 1893 acres. About 700 acres
open land, plenty of running water,
inc place for stock, we'll located, on
two god public roads. Price $10,50O
We can make extremely easy terms
on this place Apply The Georgia
loan and Trust Co., Macon. Ca, or W
I, Thomas, Plains, Georgia S1-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

The many friends of ]. P. Britton,
who was stricken several weeks ago
with paralysis at Furlow Lawn Bap-
tst church. win be glad to learn that
he has so far recovered as to be able
to use his hand and arm and to be up
and walking about the house without
a crutch. It is thought that he will
now fully recover from the stroke re-
>ai~-o5
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Dr. H. B. Allen left Saturday for
Tennelle on short professional visit.
His little daughter, Elizabeth, accom-
panied him and will visit relatives
while in Tennelle
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Want Advertisements

Figure your own want ad. Minimum
charge is 25c. For insertions less
than two weeks, one cent per word.
For insertions between two and four
weeks, three-fOurths of a cent per
word. For insertions of more than
four weeks. One-half cent per word.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Prompt service is assured when you
give your orders to the ACME SAM.
TARY MARKET. We have just re.
cciyed fresh shipment Snap Beans, Egg
Plants, Lettuce and Fruit of all kinds.
Phone 574. 2S-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Miss Belle Ansley leaves Monday
for Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla,
where she goes to visit relatives and
friends, remaining several weeks at
Tampa, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Rodgers, who removed some time ago
from Americas to the Florida city.
Miss Ansley will be accompanied as
far as Jacksonville by Miss Melva
Clarke, who goes there for delightful
visit of some time, as the guest of
friends.
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"The Great Annual Dividend Payer"

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Lockhart return
ed Saturday from a delightful visit to
Dawson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Foster Cheney and T. A. Collins
were in Americas Saturday, return
ins to their home in Ellaville from a
road trip.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

w. P. Hornady returned to his home
in Dawson Saturday, after spending
day or two on his Schley county plan
tation ON business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

J. c. Rainey left Saturday to spend
the weekend at his home in Ella
Vile.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

T. A. Collins was in the city Satur-
day afternoon, going to his home in
Ellayille, returning from weeks bus
mess trip on the road.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

w. G. Raines, representing the
American Tobacco Company, with
headquarters in Atlanta, was in Amer
icus Saturday, leaving in the afternoon
for Macon
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

C. NJ. Hall, of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, with headquar-
ters in Americas, returned Saturday
afternoon from trip down the Central
Of Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

]. S. Johnson, of Andersonyille, was
a business visitor in Americas Satur-
day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Lee Childers, of Adams, was in
Americus Saturday afternoon on bus
mess.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

More Linen Sheeting, guaranteed 80
inches wide, and worth about $3.50;
while the present lot only lasts,
I'd 75c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

The ACME SANITARY MARKET
viii be delighted to fill your orders for
Groceries, ROasts, Steaks and Pork,
and you viii be delighted when you eat
Them. Phone 574. 28-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Mrs. c. o. Niles who has been visit
ing friends in Albany, returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

Judge Ware G. Martin, of eesburg,
came up Saturday afternoon to spend
a fe whours in Americas on business
matters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

WALKERS MILLINERY STORE is
the place to buy Royal Society crochet
or embroidery thread, new line and
attractive colors. 28-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

New Blazer Stripes, So Inches wide,
black and all colors, fine for Middies
and Skirts at yd 15c.