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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

Or. s. Z. GppIiii, iom / bcir
icncrC Gio bar pGrct paa Spacll'tcn,
cr rciit iii Nrairic on Gbtclt, hpor
ban ultcoc al tilbringe ct Bar Tiger
uc0 set ocrpprcnoc Sanutorillm.
DIR. % MrS. HuooIpb @uttcbe
a~frciitc liraoag bcrfra Ill Seattle,
@aib., huor DIR. 8uttcbe / Here War
bar brcpct eli 8ortncr 6%orrctnlng,
90 buor set ungc Ear oltIaa M op
rcttcr 1T cgct Stem.
- Gmmct &oloing, Sen Ill Claus
GolOiuQ ncr / Vncn, blcu Sir36oa |
iorriQc llgc / @oufon giit mco Yiii5
&lIl &mltion fra RoumO Nrnirie.
ToQcu citcr fcm 0ct ulQc Vur paa
Ell &ciGg hos @ruogonmena 6orrI
ore.
Fhil. Serom cr after blanot
0rUmicuiuOcrnc. Tcnuc Sang panot
ran icmtc ErUmlc, 500 fontaut. /
Ell Soppcltrio iom aialot ior oct gan
fife Yauo. &outcitcn bar ioronitaltft
al California Nlmon0 @romcra' Gr
change ior %inbuc3 lloitiuiug al De
res Bare
g. 4. G]rat}clbcrg, ooiiitcrcnOc
ao2icrcr uco Giti}cua Earnings
@auf, rclitc SiraoaQ Aitc1 iii Beach,
u. CAT, ior / ct Bar llgcrs GjO at
purcioQc Shirt 9totionaI Balls Nj
iprrr / %NrlcouinQ al ao9icrcrcn,
2Ioolpb 9Ittlctmcco5 Gso iorlcocn
N}anonH.
- Gloolph Httlctpcc0, Ell iorbcu
uurcloc WimCibicf SO. Ont, oiQit
uco Geocu / lit Nicm / Beach, q =,
il0itc SonoaG al &n'hieu5n. Nan
rar &ooiercr / Girit NoiIounl Nonf
i Beach % bIcp itoitc SOFT Qiit mco
@rucc Nonlcn, Ell Cater Al Vtr. og
Ntr@. Ole Conner.
Commercial Glub Iorcto0 1Sre
ooQ Nitcu / iorriQc llAc oct oorliac
%'aIQ pou Gmbco2mUuo me6 islQcu.
De 9tcmItot: Yru'iocut, @co. ".
Nobuiou; tic &Iccprriiocnt, -. 3.
lHiutcr; 20cn <cprriiocut, N. III
Qucr. ScfrctUr, Nou 5. u. Rcliou;
Nu2icrcr u. i. @oter.
s.. $. Trcua, iom ior IunQrrc
(jo iiocu bar boIot Der / uoglc !lor,
orait uco Coocu / Fl. Eoul Ocu 1ltc
D.. citCr at haze Iiot al HrUit / so.
ucoct 'iotu ! Cftobcr 1913. Sra
Ben So til / @Iuguit 1919 par ban
omtrcnt itu0ll mocr &TQCbcbnuo
lima / HocDtitcr, in0til Nreorcnc
!giuuo cu0cliQ opgop alt Moab ON
hans McIbrcoclic. DIR. 6reng bier
- Nor nommel % hap0c ituuet Il
SprnQuc, Morner 4 COS (iencite /
- Mar iom NnnoclarclicuOa. Nan
citcrIoocr Gutc ianlt TO S0uucr 90
10 Gptrc. N}cn2 6omlIieu bar fer i
Nnru, booze &c Ell (io i (iucr 2aricn
poo =. @otcr Street, Ieucrc /
NlcIo Nuiet poo @roooipup hoor MI
Eroi. % Wtr2. Boris Dor.
- (or2oul G~itcrul0oo9 / iorrilei
llNc blco Capi0 Ehomuiou % Ytils
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Ser Grtcbertugcr.

sra Slicu / Sthpeit5 t%cle9raiereS
at Ell haIu Sulpt babsburalfc Grte'
hcrtltQcr / Yor0al@ bolot CT Semitic
raao ocritco2 "a beilutteoc at glpc
iormel NifoIo p0a iine aoeIlge SIt
Ter % TriuiIcaicr % beretter brii8C
bare plcbcliitc borgcrlise 9fapne. %
flunoe piil mco Qoo Samplttlgbef
aiere bette, Tor ser er ncppc ilo9el
III mere, Tom brur Jig ON ocre%
Raua % SitIcr, ~ bereS Trip'leglct
or ncppc prro en- Tibc Sobaf,
DC, icn mocrtcancoc Sotlmel'
tct, par Grtchtrtuaeruc Mar, elIGe
ne, GricSricb |icrre. ScrSinato og
gllbrccht.
er,acilcr Norl ipues life at hao'
prrct meo, men ban blcp Al "Nalp
tulptcu" b~sitiocliO auerficnoi ION
SlU0tcnS S~ucrhopcb.
G%rfcbcrtug &oicpb,j POM I'LL Dor
llugoru. har ncatrt at gIpe INalT
paa i'm Haug "a Sitcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
proiioenten fit Kioretur

GSor iicrOc Sang iioet ban blep
ipg, par Errliocnt @iIion / SpnoogS
ltoc % tiertc i Ell oabcn 9lutomobil,
ifient Scr rnooc0c Den panligc baritc
Mars &lu0. Surmmen mco Dtr5.
g8iliou % i'm &lplTQc tiIbrogtc ban
ct Bar elmer mco at fierc omfring
/ Gortcrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Sn,aanotiier.
Iapnnif MinttcrI.

ct ~traooIsit Telegram ira Woifpa
til 2ouoou bcretter, at iIere Ifoelin-
ger al De iapanife (ropper i Sibi-
riet har reuolteret. Soloaterne reu
al line Sf%lloerbannh % erltatteOe
Dem meo reoe 9oon0.
TeIegrammet fortPQcr o9iaa, at
Den repoIuttonGrc 9copgelie / SO.
rea tiltoaer / Gmfoug. Sc iupanife
Ntpnolabcber bar foretn9et mango
gtrreitotloner. Snmtioigt bar oen
iopanife He0jcrin0 9iort iGrIige
Toronitnltninqer til at bctlUmpe
aommuniamcu hiemmc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Rcret / Gviflano.
G%oriiGiteIie lra GtOe 1

&c "Hsoc" er iifferlia Or. aapp
lnegct totnemnclig, ioroi ban gioroc
Dem ocn Sicnecit at iaoc ocrnc
Wtanb no al Berlin.
Sporoan aampen mcllCm Sportc'
tlltcrne % GbcrtS Geaicring folnmer
til at orte zig, bill Npbcocrnc ira
1piflano / Den islgcnoc Gio 9iuc D..
ifc0 ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
ccr err en- al Irempeleau 60.

~ SS%iscouiiu. beoite Marine tiliul0S meeet
biuist oe rinieli9s %iItoor. 1876 Acres. 4 I{il
OF ira Gcle9ulle. 200 9,cres opoprtet /;
bsoite Slu9s Soro; HABIT % pattert Sanc.
Ae'teu er rauneaong og SsmuerIano. Sdrs
men er 9oot inoSieroet % ali / itlsnue'te
Sroeu. Spsuin9erne er pRrb ntinht $4,000.
2llt ulsserns. Ser er en- nppsrlie Anleouins
Tor en- lom pil ba is Ell isritefldsies 8crns
% %6reuturiarm. Eriisu TT tuu sl10 pr.
Acre. $4,000 toutaut, ReIten pdo 10
Gurs Tag III So. Grin lirar nj uuoerts9-
nees. oaus allen, 6eo SSius, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
SuScnieb.

General &I0Hljcb, ficll0t for line
ire 8onge mi@Iptfcoe SoriGg baa at
taqe Tctrograo, outom forle0en Gag
iii Stocfholm vQa 8iennemreiie til
Gll0lano. Nau crtIGreoe III lom i'm
bcitcmtc Meuln9. at set par booblslt
at iorlegc at tuc goilheuiSmet neo
Gaobenro1t Eoecn ON De orbei.
oell0e W}aaier2 Nortrol al Statcn&
Niirrcr fan lite mere l~torpooca
gltaIano - lal'aIo life uco SiGIr
al aanoncr." ioloc ban. Gen ptI
pare FOR euia, men IeIpe Iornlen nj
mootiicerea a. ToIfct lclu glennen'
llopifling, Grioring % mere Mo-
ocubco. u 1t ! &ollbepi9nlen CT lttc
al set SWoc. ems prrite Glemen.
ter blcp ioriterrct pcb oct mtuGrcn.
sc Sopict- SnitcW / &u2lano, men
ielu OCttC mOcrruar M ell 6oran-
orino til oct bcOrc. Smcr9cn on
muuifc &cr0cu uoo1ne og ftlloe, at e.
anoct o1 bCorc G.cncnt er ! Nrbclo(
Tor Nu@Iouh2 Blooming"
@cncraleu2 9Grinoe til Glt9larr
er at lonc Ben 1noelifc Nc9lerln9;
Sirlp Ill at 'ao operisrt 2OOO a
line Soloutcr til Scrbien. @lcIl
ncul sen oucritanife Minl'ler
Stocfbolm bar nan anisgt De Nor
cncoc Stutcr our ~lianeube @iItano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Nrmatbar so meb ria Mtulb.-

y &uu 4 Ntl ira Miltorpn. 6sperfieb
til 81, 800. ltpt frame" Bdanir9shus,
Barn, andre sp9uin9er, 8 acres plstet,
mere rpooet, Reiten COB Sapne9un9, let
nGr Stols. Sater, c so, ct. Groir Sails,
2SisCoulln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Zen nurIfe uncertainties gfticr.

&fslae Telegram ira Sopeofontorct
/ ariitionin til SinicuS Gbicagufon
for, oatcrct Sen t3be Wtorts, bar
alrricn paa 9iricuS 9lftier pnu Sri.
%itianio @srS 29712fo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Npf en- 0pnac.

Com Tor mcNoclt blep ErinS 0el'
mi. cn Sen Al 9lrabcrfcngcn NcolaH,
/ iorriac Hoe / SanaifiiS p%rotlanle.
ref Sonac al Sprien. Mt meloeS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Nin eoen Tarm % eaet Stem

Otu e9en sSarm D9 e9et !Dlem
- paa lette, betpentme @ilfadr, os Vriierz
ne merfpprbis laue for iaa frugtbar Serb.
Sunbreber al(erebe / 6appp 9anb, belis9euoe
/ spre @iScoulius 6lSperbelte, i~inbenoe 8els
itanb. 81 fan panifelig 9isre port 4aub
iGrbi9 burti9 moi. 9Iori9 ct totait llaar /
Wianbs 0tiuce, littert Re9nialb, rig frt9tbar
Serb. NueOe, Saure, Rl9, so, alsuer,
Yoteter o9 ale Sla9s Gobirugter briu0er
pGloi9e %2lDlin9er. Sutet ftuere Weieriitrs9
i NerOen. &ooe Sransportmioler. aass
Sarme, 40 o9 80 @cres, beliSseuoe peb @eie.
3ripelige, briiti9e Nubola9, 9obe Stoler.
Sappp 2unb en- pirtelig COB Anlebning.
Striu eiter DOR frie Sog, iulb at beuioneoe
&ieuOs9ieruin9er: ~a Surm auo Some III
oappp gaub". Sor uorife Soloni pil otfils
rat pore big tilpaS. Eilifriu g8m. Suubbsrg.
GomarO !NiueS 6arm Sano 60, 1890 Otis
Building, Gbica9o, &u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Yope GOmnty
Wiuucjota SdmO.

ri iolete opsr 20 Sdrme bet llolte Nar,
men her sr eneru mango patre Sarme tll'alSs
i BET peIbefleuote norlte Excitement rhnot
Starbud, lsope Gouutu, 0tinu.. 'om Ell be-
lisoenee 0eutralpartsu al Staten, paa
Nortberu Facific ,Serrbunellnieu, 40 Wtl
norbert ira Mimeopolls. Striu e'tsr Dor
Siits al ipeeiels Gobttieb paa sanbs % Sps
slenbom.
Peterson & LANDMARK,
Starbuck, MINI.
Office: First National Bank
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
cilialas billiat for Suntant.-

- Gao @ruuo al Giereus Sob irembpbes
tilIales en- 1875 ! cuoers W(elmeus belis9eus
be ipoli9e Ntiureiotas beoite Nuebeitrsa.
Gu tripslia &p mso pel stableret 'oaubel o9
Msue NIB Sang. 1Sor uRrmere SplpsniuG
tilifrip y. :. Solution. Ambop, Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
% ps Duerfgre bine &uoafs

o. 6iln9. GpiS bu er blepen ifliiet meb
grbeiOe mobtuSet ira anore 6trniaer, 9ip os
Ell l5rspe. Vi bar buubreber al tilireoie
aunoer operalt 6oreue6e Stater, bpiltet er
9obt Sspts ior, at port 9lrbeioe liftert nil till
freositiue. Strip eiter npelte Nrislilte %
Yrope paa Aitrpt. 81 i%oripner big meb
6ilmbplitre for 6orienoelie al 6ilms. Son=
ta,rt meb Seitiuiusen. Grimerter mobtaees
life. 6. u. Woeu, @rpert 6obotiit, Sor N,
ga Gros'e, NiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
,i6afas.-32Og cres al bet beb=

- tie gano / Nortb Sototo, ~beli99eubs i
Nauiont Golntp / 9tGrbeoeu al Ell tripelie
Gp. @ooe Suie % COB &reno. 9triteu oft
ppbprtet. Gubel foutont o9 Jtelieu paa lette
Gstinoelier. Z. s. (auliou, @noerliu, u. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
ciljalas. - 100 @cres ooub.

- in9en Gp9rir9er, 3 Wil uorboit for
@elpa, Wtc$oenrp @ountp, u. Got. 1870
acreS / Niger oIt meb llubta9eIie al 5 QcreS
fan oprteS. (ris $50 pr. 2lcrs 81 200 fous
tont, Reiteu / Z ooriise 9Iibetalin9er til 6
@roceut Reute. Strip iii u. .. Ser9elou.
| Tecorah, Sopd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

"SnspeuncT" Snmdnintr u Dc bcoite %
bjniaifr | Sauotlen. 10 Wars SdrdnII islaer
meo bier WiaHtu. Girto III "Seecrub'goiien-
ttier adt1lpS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

Neoiatte Sarter E. sssi sE:ss.sn'a 3 alb. q
st.ber. f~rr.rinlis Sstltntns III neeiatte 1rtier
The BOYd Transfer Co. MnnsasclS. Ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

OF ueutrftt uprt.eanfh umcrifti'i Siae mth Jor.
tauiraer. en- gosts Yrspenuniu Is cts I frtrlsrisr.
"Spegefuglen", Perth Amboy. N. J.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

Siiai9s.-176 gcres uDpoprfet
- Goiedlt @ouutp lanb. $50 pr. @cre on
BET iGl9eS itrur. Giereu ital reiie bsrfru ipoar
% trGnger FenSe. &u9en NteIIemmuno.
Dor 100, Gencer, WSiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

S.rtt &eajeringslano.-Ypr uifis
y cieIe 112= SiOerS BOG "Sacant @operrs
nlent Eono" on9iper o9 %belfriuer buer 9lcre
bpert 0olntp | Soreneoe Stdtsr. SortGller
Seli99enbeb, Stebet for nenpenbelie, bpor=
lebes bet erboloes frit. 1920 Giugrontmer os
8~abeller, me Nope, Utter o. |. D. Yrte 80
Gents portobetalt. l&ebb Tubllibin9 60,
Sept. AZ, ct. Eoul, Wtiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
McnOt g%(nleoninaeu. =

Venpt Inlebningen. - &igb en-
~ 6arm tor Eriierne tiger. aisb Ell /
bet pibunoeri9e Otter Sail @ountp, peitre
centraIe Wiuneiota. Silifrip os ioa9, % nj
oil lenoe big frie Oplpsninssr ON bporlebes
at faa Ell al bisie Sarnte. Dor &nieelie:
"<ib ct 9oot Sfisbe". 6. 9. gafer 9uno
60, Srawer r, SerguS Sails, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19

Stialgs. = Sarme / Geo Riper
- Guleu 9ooe Improvements, Iriier lat
Tor at lGl9e, lette Niltoor. Silifrip Giersu,
Is. &. Wtpbre, 623 u. =. @pemle, Sar9o,
9tortb Satota.
Storartct Inleonina, Meno.
@obt Sauo, Iette Silfaar, fri 9iite.
Sater, A SO, ct. Groir Sails, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
SppActm9lcm.

Office: First National Bank.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
Baby's Growth

AS baby's growth, development and
health all depend upon the feeding,
the best of care should be used in
supplying the proper food and see
ing that both milk and bottles are
properly sterilized.
Even with the best of care baby is
sometimes going to be upset and will
require little "physic." But re-
member, baby's little stomach is ten
der and delicate and should not be
given strong and irritating drugs that
cause bowel inflammation and chronic
constipation.
In England, SIENNA is the favor;te
laxative for children and, realizing
that SIENNA is the safest and most eff
cient catharthic, an American baby
specialist has compounded this in
gredient with carminatives and pro-
duced an ideal baby laxative that is
easy-acting, non-irritating, does not
produce over-action nor leave the
baby constipated. This preparation
is known as "Baby Ease" and is rec
commended for all bowel complaints
of babies and children, constipation,
diarrhoea, sour stomach, gas and dur
ing the teething period Ask your
druggist about "Baby Ease" it is
safe, harmless and efficient laxative
and corrective. If baby does not i'm
prove after few doses, take him to
a physician. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
Society
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR LITTLE GIRL.

Little Miss Beatrice Heidi cele-
brated her seventh birthday yester-
day afternoon at her home on Mayo
street, the happy occasion assemb-
ling a number of her little friends
to enjoy the afternoon. Sharing
honors with the little honoree was
Agnes Gammage whose birthday oc-
Cured on the same date. The liv-
ing rooms were made bright with
quantities of midsummer blossoms
from the gardens, and the children
played on the large porch, which held
potted plants, and on the lawn. Games
amused the guests, and assisting in
entertaining were Miss Ruby Turner
and Miss Doris Turner. The little
honoree wore dainty frock of white
organdie, and the many gifts receiv-
ed by her attested to her popularity
in her home community. The din
ing table held for its central decora-
ton a lovely white cake from which
cleaned seven lighted tapers held in
pink rosebuds. With this dainty
CONNECTION were served individual
cakes and cream. Those present
were Beatrice Heidi, Agnes Gam
mage, Lizzie Mae Gammage, Miriam
Player, Virginia Purvis, Hazel Comp
ton, Marie Purvis, Ruby Turner, Wv
ian Sullivan, Thelma Turner
Rachel Carr h IS, Velms
Turner, Christine Schneider, Doris
Turner, Lois Turner, Mildred Frank
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
NAVY RESERVE
CRUISE FINE
Frank Carswell Back
From Ten Day Outing
On Destroyer

Frank Carswell, prescriptlonlst at
the Carswell Drug Co., has just re-
+prned from a summer cruise as a
member Of the naval reserve. He was
on board the L. S. S. Belknap, a de-
strover of the latest type, during the
whole cruise and was at sea alto
getber about ten days. He was the
0nlv Sumter county naval reserve to
attend. but he says the outing was
most delightful one. and that those
eligible to participate made great
mistake not to avail themselves Of
the privilege.
The cruise began at Charleston Ju-
" 10 he said today, with four de-
strovers, the Belknap, Hale, Rodg-
ers and Converse. detailed for the IN
struction of the reserves. The usual
sea duties were performed, and the
men participating in the cruise re-
ceived the base pay of their respec-
tive ranks plus SO 1-3 per cent raise
granted since the end of the war with
Germany. Each man retained his war
service rank, Carswell being detailed
in the hospital corps as an apothe-
cary. in which work he was engaged
while in the regular naval service.
The destroyers leaving Charleston,
steamed direct to Norfolk, where all
hands were given shore leave for 2
DAYS and the reserves began to really
enjoy their outing. After this the flo
tilla proceeded leisurely to New York
where they remained days with the
men again enjoying full liberty, and
from New York they went to New
London, Conn, where they remained
only a couple of hours, New London
being the only port visited where no
shore leave was granted. From there
the destroyers proceeded to Newport,
r. l., where minor repairs were made
and 2 days of shore leave enjoyed.
They steamed from there to Boston
and remained there days before
returning again to Newport, where
another day and half shore leave
was granted. From Newport the flo
tilla then steamed to New York and
from that port returned to Charles
ton, where the men were dismissed,
after being thanked by their officers
for participation in the cruise.
The cruise, being the first ordered
by the navy department since the es-
Enlistment of the navy reserve, was
not so largely attended as future
cruises will be. according to Carswell
who says the officers of the flotilla
showed the enlisted men every cour-
tesy, and that the outing was most
delightful in every way.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
Puffs Easily Roughened
After Using
Shuco Shampoo

The ease, satisfaction and comfort
of hair, easily controlled and the
charm and beauty of soft, velvety
puffs, make Shuco Shampoo very
valuable acquisition to your toilet.
1t is perfect blend of cocoanut
and palm oils, perfectly suspended in
solution and thoroughly saponified.
A few teaspoonfuls applied to the
wetted hair readily produces a bushel
of sparkling, creamy, suddy lather. It
thoroughly cleanses and lends new
life to the hair. 1t thoroughly rinses
out, leaving the hair, clean, sweet
soft and easily manageable.
After using Shuco Shampoo, the
softest, velvety puffs are easily man
aged and roughed. They will sparkle
like tuft of silk. Your mirror will
tell you why Shuco Shampoo makes
hair with thousand lights. Coo at
all drug stores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
Rev. Silas Johnson
breaches at DeSot

Rev. Silas Johnson pastor of Lee
street Methodist church went to De-
Soto today where he will conduct a
series of revival services this week
Services will be held each morning
and evening at II a. m. and 1880 p.
m and he will be assisted in the
preaching by Rev. Charles D. Carter,
pastor of the church at DeSoto. Rev.
Mr. Johnson, who has recently re-
turned from a shot visit at Mountain
City, Ca, is preacher of ability, and
it is expected that large congrega-
tions will hear him daily during the
series. He will return here Thursday
night, when the meetings will con-
clude.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
Warlick Home Bought
By Mrs. Matte Redmond

A real estate deal of mole than
usual interest was contaminated here
yesterday afternoon when George D.
Wheatley sold to Mrs. Matte l. Red
mOnd for Mrs. Hattie E. Warlick, the
Warlick home on Church street, for
a consideration of $4,000. The prop
erty, which is considered among the
most desirable in Americas for resi-
dence purposes, is at present occupied
by H. M. Sellars, who will give pos
session to Mrs. Redmond. Mrs. War
lick now resides in Atlanta and she
disposed of the property only because
of that fact. The price paid for the
property is considered among real es-
tate men an excellent one, it being
said also that Mrs. Redmond secured
a good value in view of existing hous-
ing conditions in Americas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-03
PERSONAL

Mrs. Paul Turner and four chill
dren, of Lula, Ca, are the guests of
Mrs. E. L. Turner at her home on
Mayo street.
Miss Maggie Turner has returned
to her home here after a visit to
relatives in Lula, Ga.
Mrs. David Jennings and little son
David, returned Monday from a visit
to relatives in Fort Valley and
Montezuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Everette are ex-
pected to arrive this week after
spending two weeks very pleasantly
motoring through the mountains of
North Carolina.
Mrs. George Boatright returned
Monday from Waycross, where she
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
H. S. Pridgen, at her home in thai
place.
Mrs. J. F. Brown, of Preston, i.
the guest for several days of he
sister, Mrs. Collier Foster at he
home with Mrs. j. H. Quarterman OF
Church street.
Miss Loda Berry, of Bronwood, il
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IN AMERICUS FOR
VISIT OF SOME TIME

Mrs. j. Forest Witten arrived in
Americas last night to spend two
months with Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ev-
erette at their home on Lee street.
Mrs. Witten is very pleasantly re-
membered here before her marriage
in the early spring as Miss Claire
Everette, and her friends will plan a
number of pretty social affairs for
her. Immediately following the mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Witten went to
Cambridge, Ohio. where he is engag-
ed in business and this is the first
visit Mrs. Witten has made to her
former home.
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Darden's Car Sold
For $14.5O by Sheriff

Fourteen dollars and fifty cents
was the price brought today by a
Chevrolet automobile offered in front
OF the courthouse by Sheriff Harvey.
The car, dilapidated one, was sold
as the property of J. T. Darden and
was bought by the Georgia Motor Co.
only a part of the machinery being
worth anything at all. The car had
been stored in the rear of the court
house during several months where it
feel into bad condition, which pre-
vented larger price being realized.
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WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS.

The Woman's Missionary society
of First Methodist church met yes
terday afternoon in the church, with
fiattering attendance. Some of
the members are absent for the sum-
mer, but the affairs of the society
are kept up to the usual enthusiasm
by the earnestness of the remaining
members. The usual program of
song and service was held, after
which the business and records were
read.
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Hair Grown on Bald Head

After being almost totally bald. New Yorker
happily found something which brought out q new,
iuxuriant growth of hair OF which he Ii so proud
that be viii send the information free 70 anyone
who asks for It. Write: John a. Britain,
Station F, New York, N. Y. Many women and
men have grown hair after all else failed. Cut
thir out. show others; this in genuine.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL

Bay & Hogan SITS. Jacksonville, Fla.
All railroad ticket offices in
building, center of everything. All
modern improvements. First class
in every particular. Rates, one per-
son, $1.00 to $3.50; Bath, $3.50,
$500. Special weekly rates.
E. FRANK PEARCE, Prop.
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W. M. Tullis is suffering from an
inflamed ankle, the result of slight
injury into which some foreign mat
ter was accidentally injected. He is
using crutches now, but expects to
discard these within few DAYS.
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the guest for a few days of Miss We a
Brady and Miss Madeline Brady at
their home here.
Mrs. Russell Speer and children,
and Mrs. Mollie Bickel, of Macon
are the guests for some time of Miss
Ella Cameron at her home on Jack
son avenue.
Miss Frances FELTON,, Miss Kath'
leen Black, Miss Claire Robinson
Miss Helen Maffett motored from
Montezuma yesterday and spent
few hours with Miss Emma Love
Fisher at her home on Church street
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LOST-Wrist watch, Sunday after
noon on Lee street. Please return tc
Eta Ruth Brooks 334 So. Lee Or
phone 500. Reward. 2-2t
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Americas. Red Bliss seed potatoes
were used, and the crop properly cul-
tivated, but Mr.. Broadhurst considers
the yield secured must excellent. In
a patch of peanuts he planted about
the same time, and which was not fer
tilizer at all, he says he will secuer a
bumper yield.
3 per cent money to lend on homes.
No brokerage charged. See me at my
office, Windsor Hotel. A. c. Crock
EFT. 3.5t
A number of Americas people went
up to Fort Valley this afternoon to
hear Tom Hardwick and Tom Watson
candidates for governor and senator
respectively, deliver addresses. Sew
eral of those who went up anticipated
returning tonight while others will
remain until tomorrow morning.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-One bunch keys, 2 small and
large Yale keys. Return to Times
Recorder or Silas Johnson. 2-tf
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FOR SALE-Fireless Cooker. Phone
835. 30-tt