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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-05-05
Keeps Sewing Basket in Order

Keeps Sewing Basket IN ORDER
Z A small elastic bond placed around
a spool of thread will keep it from
unwinding in the work basket. 1t does
not need TO be removed while the
thread is in use, even for machine sew
ing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-05-05
HOUSEWIVES
CORNER
A Random Record of Helpful Sugges-
tions for Busy Home-makers.
Two Methods for Canning Meat

Some of the fruit jars have been
emptied by this time, and can be used
for canning meat. Here are two me-
thods:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1921-05-05
Christian Science Church

Christian Science Church
Sunday Service-10:45 A. NJ
Wednesday evening, Testimonial
meeting 7:45 o'clock.
Lesson Subject-Adam and Fallen
Man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
DECLINE IN COTTON CROP
Boil WeevIl Responsible for 23o,ooo
BALE Drop In Production

Washington, Aug. T. Decline of th"
cotton crop during July resulted III
reduction Of 80 600 bales in tn" fore
cast Of production ISSUED today by tn"
Department Of Agriculture. total OF
\ .Eli. coo bales being "stimetrd nN
,omparrd with =. ABB 900 bales mont II
ago. The condition of the crop Declined
40 points.
"t'otton suffered more than the usual
decline during JuIy. being damaged par
ticularly by the boil weevll, SAID
statement accompanying the hgur"s.
damage from this insect throughout
the belt has been heavy and the threat
of continued and increased damage is
very serious. In many sections II prom
ises to take all new growth.
This condition results largely from
the heavy July rainfall. which has also
leachcd ont much Uf the SCanty supply
Of fertilizer and encouraged II hruvy
growth Of grass and wrrds which is ex-
hnusting much Of what remains.
Through most Of the belt the present
condition of til" plant is unpromising.
Conditions nr" favorable only in the
fringes Of the belt in Western Texas,
Western Oklnh0ma. along the MisSih.
sppi River from Northern Mississippi
through tennessee" ana lHIO hIH>"hII'
in Virginia and North Carolina, tn"
northern portion Of South Carolina and
IN the Delta section Of Mississippi
A crop Of Y. ABB, 900 bales was fore
east from the condition on June -,
which WAS G9.2 per cent of n normal,
III" condition was al per cent on
July - last year, 81 in 1919 and the
ten wear July - average is "a. Last
years crop was l3,3GI.754 ha'es, that
"( 1919 wn4 II i2O.TG:i. in 1918 it was
- 2O4O.532 in 1917 II 1.3O2,375 and in
1915 it was Il 40. $3.50
Th" condition bv States follows: Nir-
ginia. 80: North Carolina. 90 South
Carolina, G2: Georgia, %; Florida. GO
Alabama, Is; Mississippi, GS; I.oui>i-
ana. 80; Texas. 81; Arkansas. -
Tennessee. -; Missouri. 50; OklNhrma
GS California; So Arizona. 50; all
other States. SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
MARKET DISPLAYED
MUCH BETTER TONE.
Broad Covering Movement in
lndustrials and Good Buy
ing Of Rails

New York. Aug. The trend of to-
days stock market was steadily upward.
There was not much to il but the under
tone was decidedly strong and between
broad covering movement on the one
hand. and moderate pool operations on
the other. there were q substantial i'm
provement in prices pretty well along
the whole line. The more consistent
strength was again displayed by the
ini division. but the industrial groups
were also participants. Improvement
IN the foreign exchange and plentiful
supplies Of money at low rates. were
Ihc principa stimulating factors hpnr'
from the technical influences.
Over the week end. Developments
failed to supply any particular change
in the general conditions, but there
seemed to n disposition to take Il more
hopeful view of the situation. That
is to say. there was Il disposition to
pick out the better points aud ignore
the adverse side. The largest deficit
Of the year. reported by the Clearing
House institutions on Saturday, was
entirely ignored and generally accepted
a. purely temporary technical con,
ditiUn. This theory was COrrOborateh
IN the continued easement OF the money
market conditions. with the call re.
n'WNl rate HgNln uNPu III f'2 per N'iN'
Money. 1t is understood. was freely Of
Tered ON the outside under that rate.
One of the most encouraging fea
lures however. Of the early dealings
and which did much to add strength
to the subsequent dealings was the com =
pletc absence of 'cling pressure. This
was accepted as Indicating its recent
liuuidating movement in various indus
trial Npecialties had been completed for
the time being at any rate. The alb =
>ence OF weak spots during the morning
encouraged more general buying for the
long account. and the consistent char
meter of tha recovery movement nat .
urallv increG ed the uneasincss among
the ont ntstanding shorts and before the
end Of the first hour there was gen o
cral covering among industrial stocks.
r. ices started to climb from the out
SO, ana before midday gains of one 70
two points were common with virtually
nj the speculative issues represented
ROYAL Dutch for II time was one ot
more noticeable exceptions and MeXi =
can Petroleum also dipped, but the
latter soon rallied, Investment rail j.
road shares were in demand at all
times. especially the Pacitcs AS result
nf the more cheerful advices from the
West, the outcome of the heavy grain
movement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
CURB BONDS SELL
At BETTER PRICES
List Dull, Without Special
Change in Prices-oils Firm.
Mines in Demand

New York, Aug. 1.-The market on
the New York Curb Exchange today
generally continued dull and without
special change in prices. with the ex-
ccption of trading in bonds, which was
fairly active at better prices.
Holbrook Co.. Inc, a new stock. was
traded in at 11l9 ami iiB. Sweets
Go. of America was in demand from
inside sources and advanced to rs. but
United Retail Candy was heavy at O.
Glen Alden Coal sold at 34& and Ban.
British American Tobacco coupon stock
was traded in at II to 11B. while To-
bacco Products Exports was heavy nt
5L to 8.
The petroleum stocks were firmly held.
but business in that group continued
extremely small, without special change
in prices. Standard Oil of Indiana
moved up from 6IM to GSA. Cities
Service sold at 1l0 to 100 and the
Bankers shares were trade In at 1873
and IA. There was some business in
Carib Syndicate at 4h to 43s.
International Petroleum sold at lOai
and 107s and Maracaibo at 21A and
2l a. Simms Petroleum was virtually
unchanged at 6M and Skelly at 3%.
The mining stocks continued in de-
mnnd. Boston, and Montana wns the
strongest feature. There also was heavy
trading in Florence Gold'ied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
Financial Briefs

The average price OF twenty active indus
u,av r to- q 50 Wh wny ye @ ~Sre
marked up O.S1 per cent to 1913.
r-n.ral I.earh-r's deficit of So 2OOu0o in
IA" second puarter consislSd 81 $50 200
1os'rr from %"erat!"nso ; S0H, 9o4 OF ge"eiat
tbs S4.I5",ooG is~s trorn orera'ions, nr,
rroS matc!N 20 per cent, Or *3.oOo0 0'0, rep.
rS'YnS@ re pass IN. ET snd s Dr. "t S a wsc T"t
Had srmc" been turned into finished ''s.h her.
Theirs, is a little ,oelr"r demand t""r stan
dard Oh issues. with consequent sliLht IN
movement in tho tone Of the market, watch
portsnt standard OIL prices In the last sev-
"ral months broke badly. along with htocis
when e5treme,y low prices wore made in the
lest few weeks that new buying was at
tracted.
A favorable showing has been made by
the r%Gs m n' s Ea sas ysa
were substantially ahead OF 1870 aud 1919.
s San in IA" same month last year year 'S AND less
than s2O0, 900 under ret IN MAY; though the
latter had one more oprraunE day,
It is expected that S25. .nOU. 0Uo Swift &
Go; per cent ten.yGnr dch'ntnrrs win DO
Sompan. 900 S %S s"E"f 'T"
Sr Feed ds ia To ar foi" st od nni IN
terest according to analysis jlst iss red
, incomr t. snleH rsver leached per Ce't aud
averaged "niS about ~ pgr Cru.. White IN
cay tai stock outstanding has been l514 per
cent.
KANT Mines. I.rd.. ror ,hr wear "uded de-
cember y ahows profits after EXPENSES and
taxes "r fsG3 ,0uG Ms comrGrrd with tSlU, SOS
| IN the previous year.
II Is rcportst thnt s"rtl"nen, Of cIg!n,s
i IA raj haG I-.t1 I..tt, IA.
Enled Stalrs hrI!l"hi tdmIiIstrat IN and
ne Delaware, l.nHNh 'anna and Western
c"mpisod the r%iir%d T nm n'strtton nS "TS" T"
rus"s to comment en- tn" settlement,
4 Tnc G'"s, Nor,hcrn4f the Harding rail
nn1aad n"ad ] n.,shs 30 ,!hrou"n, w4 ree"ilr so 900
tie DO, v,nmirur fUr Extraordinarily s74. 600.
600. THIS II ASSUMING that there Lar been
n" i'npor,Hnt chang" IN n" "ompany's imam
ciaI condition Snr" b""e.nl.r 81, 1920
m" ,oienrral Majors Corp"rou"n, : ,maI3nG
% hr"ghhro enum,raurR 'a" ,du"ta. lrra
9g 0% "f p.%"T rH4 "cnme Of ~ Gor@n&ay
, yIb,ic TOR tn" Nrs rimr d,rulr,d product on
fanrss o. tnr t Tar.mnS lInt''v divisions for
The llliuois Be- TeIphone for six months
:.TdHd. JMT" aC" 80 Ten"rts oneral!ns IeYenuG q
/ leaving net ~ annual rate uf ~ W. cont
E nTfTHy rS gIT "r al II "ns nT'"M a @2y
amounted t" tA,l0H oS9 Ne, ra'r in rc.r
""5i"5 'o SO 55s - ~ wee ~" "'' bringing total
ret ns. S3 8 S&S fT"G" 10, a% G% srs
ended Jun" 80. r!np"r"t WI &@6s.SSt in
,Etreo%,r S7@, 4a jcoyy ~ 'S"' s4T,Is MSS'" ny
v S" Of r., Sr&& }%r'r "r r, c2"'nSa r %Sn,Ss T
Tinted Statrs High Sua.d Stool ard .r,, ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
PRICES FIRNER IN
THE LOCAL MARKET
Both Pennsylvania and Elec-
ric Storage Battery Break
Into Neu High Ground

There was a much tirmer ton" I" IN"
local market. With comparatively few
oIcpntions. prices of most of th" r"u-
"rspntativn shares were trhcti"nnl'y
Eighcr. Pennsylvania Railroad and
Electric Storage aBiierV continued u"
fi"mrst taaturps. and both registered i'"M
high figures for tn" movement Al -
oud lOSI, roSpnrt velN. tP>h sales OF
PcnnsyIvauia we"r madr NJ 3Sas, ~ ID"
stock sold px -dividcnt in th" regular
ray.
DralingS in all parts Of III" list wer"
on small scale. but tn" demand wa
united rs il was disclosed n Scant sun.
Wy. I.eh!gh Navigation. ignoring the
.trikp news. advanced 10 -. Philsdel-
,hia Rapid Transit rallied 10 II on
mall transactions. Philadelphia El"C-
. iC issues remG med well sustained. .
:. | dropped hnrk to 81 on few odd
'ot'.
Will" rl"rr was nothing definite con
corning IN" future lcg'slNtinu for
rm"A,ing the local gas nrUbI"m there
wnS Il confident fec ing entertained IN
,"re Of tn" hr''cr infor,nrd circles that
an agreement would bs soon reached
which would do much to dear up the
,ituIt;on. In long run il was pointed
out by banking interests who had made
n close study Of the local gas situa
tion. that the turning down Of the Hall
ordinance would prove the best thing
ever happened for both the company
and consumer.
II was intiInated that u long term
contract now under consideration will
have much more satisfactory results
than the ship shod temporary smearing
over of the matter by the Hall "rdi-
name.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARK EFT

Chicago. Aug. | When, started with
September l4c TO l2r higher and DE.
,rmhN" unchanged to alr higher. with
! ousrS with Northwestern connexions
leading the huliug. Rear houses sod
ur, III" uptu?n. The market vas n"r"-
Gus. with trldc comparatively light
Itcceipts in .pp,'trd saturday were u
cnrs: last year 21H rNrS. The cash mnr~
krt wa relatively steady
Latest weather reports indirnte ia :
v"rab'- conditions for the progress of
harvesting md the marketing OF he NO"
crop. but bids to Southwest farmers
nrc snid 10 be 9Oc and under. which is
not acceptable to many growers
The prospects are for decreasing re-
ceipts. A liberal increase is expected
TO be shown in the visible supply today.
The foreign situation Is mixed.
Corn started NC to Ac lower for
September. and asc 20 nc Of for De-
renber Trade was light and feature
less
Oats opened unchanged 10 hc, lower.
with scattered hedging sales by re
,.,iving houses and demand light.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
COTTON MARKET

New York. Aug | l.-Th" cotton mar
k., onened NJ q net advauc" Of to
: points. Awaiting the Government
report duo nr T. o'clock today. Mrw
York time. trade was naturally light
n nd consisted Of little Liverpool and
Japancso selling early and Of trade
buying later which sustained the list,
Al the end Of thr first fifteen minutes
i was about : TO s points net higher.
The Government conditions of t4.1
4ook thc rrndc completely hy surprise.
and caused an immediate advnr"" Of
30 ~ - points 1t was lower than any
Of rhr private reports issn",' and rep
lr>rutpd II drclin" Of - points for h"
lrunrh. against II normal deterioration
oi > luiulS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

Sew York. Aug. !. With III" Rio
r,, haugc rat" on London fu"tuntinG
willis and showing nm advanC" this
morn ng Of o lGd, mnny firm offers IN
tho ro,t and freight coffee market have
E,rn Withdrawn. whi'" others hay" been
advanced 80 or more points. tn" local
lrhrhct ilrmrd uu Sharply N III" opening
III, n.urning. call prices being - to IS
rniul- righrr on buying from Europe,
local coEmisSion firms aud scattered
, AIDE -"urreS
Locnl iohaor> rrp"rtrd a good d"uand
i,r spot ,uitrr ut >tjlIruiug prices aud
Ills. coup " IL special cab" t,hm
Rio "cpor.ng IS, hangr on !."nd"n "sd
Eignrr AZ - I'D. brought IN active coy" r.
ing nnd row lonG buying, advancing
prices 70 t. - POINTS n"', the mlr
morning rulsr carrying September to
90 and Drrcmbrr 10 20. September
was switched to May at 100 points and
To- December at - points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

PHr;S, Aus. l. Trading WAS duh ON tho.
ROu'S" today, ThrCe per cent reuIes 40
francs 81 rentimcR; exchange on London
80 francs 30 c"ntmcs : per cent !0on hl
frpncs 81 centim"s. The dollar was quoted
At l3 francs CentlmsS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Great Northern Earns $7.37 a Share
ROCK ISLAND sYsTEM

Nfw NOTk As9go a: EITnI0-. q r.
The Gr"a' Northern RauwaN 20, IN l"2O
we're s0"wn IN ~" annual Icpor' Of the road,
n,aur public tOdn' Net corporate income
VS.. r, p "rtsd as SIN 3O4 O,T 4 sum of 81.
as 400 was transferred - urotl and loss.
lo'a when the report showed returns ~
sS.ST r"r sharc, Gross operat ns rev snus
IA In 1919. Revenue figures inc uded oper-
ations by the United States Railroad Admin.
by tSe company from March TO December,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
BANK CLEARlNGS

Bank ,..f.u,,s rodI}. ,omra red wl,h cor.
iNspund ne u4. .dSt lN1 YEAR $500
rnoa ,oa oj6'oo Si} s7r7iSs!:@s? SO? es2.sl ,o,%
roaton ~ 03I 3O1 ~. onI ,Hni - $40, lRI
, a'tp.. l%.35,,1U3 % tao, t3l ,.,.,,,,,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

PHIIADEIFHIA -taTT. per cent tIm-,
per Cer'., commercial paper. three to sin
months, \ per cent
SOte Thesr are merely nominal quota
lIuuu the legal rate Of interest IN the state
% PENNSYLVANIA heing hYcd a. per cent.
pIus premium anH commission. tim" money
for h rIE to ninety days - lnnueI ~ q L,
Nv prr cent. wnile rOmm"rC a. pdpoI. uru
lht,t, to nnet' days i1 Iouurd NJ Il to GIs
per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Ang. l.-There was II
generally better tone in foreign "X-
change at the opening this morning.
Sterling cables was up lac. Belgian
francs we're 3 points better and lire AZ
improved The Scandinnvians wer"
irregular. Marks were up II point.
The quotations were:
Sterling cables 35T@S. demand
3.5G7s; franc cnblcS 7.G3. checks 7.G2
Belgian cables 7.%S. checks 737: lire
cables 4.20. checks 4.2SlY Swiss
cables 1911, checks 1888; peseta
cables l2.S5, checks 1888; guilder
cables 3O.Ts. checks 30.13; Stockholm
cables 20. ~. checks 20. 40; ChriStiania
cables 10 ~. cheeks -. so Copenhagen
cables u ~, checks 1915; marks
"a l.! Argentine. 2D.lJ
The rate Of premium on New York
funds in Montreal was T. 5-lG per
cent. The rate Of discount in New York
on Canadian funds was 10 G3-G4 per
cent.
Central European exchanges were
Greek. $50; Rumunian. 1.27ia Bul-
gariau. 81; Austrian. IL Polish % :;
CHecho- Slovdkian, ,2GI2 Iugo -Slava,
.4Gla.
SATURDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Gui'der.
EsRi". Hsm""' .. SS33SS':. 81: ~ IL 90 90 TS TS
TODAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Slerng ErsnoS l.re GuI,dcrs
t.Sis! F.S%is9" " " $$& $S$SS& ~ ~ t33SS' 4" 4" 4 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
MONEY.LENDiNG RATES


sew YORK Money on caII. hoth classes
Of COIlEteraI. Opened today at AZ per cent
for lending and renewing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Trade Dull on Paris Bourse

")lsCount rate CORE SPundS with InIara :,
rate horne by ""rtitCates pledged as cola 1,
eral. with mtR mum OF per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

Liverpool Cotton Exchange Holiday
Liverpool. Aus, 1.-The Cotton Nxch4A{s
will be closed today. due to bank hoida{-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

There ~ q little better demand for Stan
dard Oh ISSUES with a consequent sliLht m.
nroNcment in the tone Of the market, watch
so far is merely significant rather than i'm
portant STANDARD OIL prices In the last sev.
"ral months broke badly, along with htochs
OF independent Compan es. and II was only
lest few weeks that new buying was at
tractsd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

A favorable showing has been made by
the CANADIAN Pacific ~ tho first SIX months
OF this year. Net earnings for the half year
were substantially ahead OF 1920 aud 1919.
Net earn inss In Juns were sSOoOOO moro
than in tho same month last year, and less
than 5000, 900 under ret IN MAY. though the
latter had one more operating day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

C-n.ral Lea hers deficit OF So 2OO.u0n IN
IN" second quarter consisted + 81 $50 700
lOS,vT from operations. 81 ,SbG. .Unu Of general
.StuI:Srs. and s+69. TOO ~ bond interest. OF
tuts s.. lGu.UOO lOis tom Orerh Ions, RD-
lruS matcN 20 per cent, or $4,000 .u'O rep
re ,enred the writing on ~ hides which w"re
IN process at end uf trst quarter, Hhd whICI
hcd since been turned into finished I'a her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

kand Mines. I.td., rOr thr v.ar GUIDED De
cemher II phOWs profits after expenses and
taxes "r 1868 0uG, as rumrErrd with fSlB, ,56S
IN the previous year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-09
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
WOODMEN CIRCLE.

Election Of delegate viii lake
place at the meeting Thursday night
IN the Fraternal Wcodmen Circle
hall at 8 o'clock. Eae delegates
chosen will represent the Americas
..ircle At the convention to be held IL
Valdosta March 25.
Interest has grown considerably in
the Woodmen Circle here since Lass
fall when one 81 the national work
ers was present and infused new life
into the membership by two-day
session Of talks on what the women
IF the Woodmen Circle are doing
throughout the United States.
Minnie Vann Grove, No. Sc, is
now in a most Furnishing conditions
some new members having been add.
ed during recent months, the old and
new members working in harmony
together for the good Of the order
1t is urged that every member bt
present Thursday night at the houl
named to participate in the selection
of representatives from Americas t
Valdosta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-09
VALENTINE PARTY FOR
HUNTINGTON SCHOOL.

The Valentine season will be ap
propriately observed by the faculty
and student body of Huntington
sehool Friday evening in the school
building, when masquerade Valen-
tinc party will be given, to which
the public is NEST cordially invited.
Miss Lila Echols, who is principal
Of the school, has been planning this
occasion for some time past for the
European Relief fund, and together
with her pupils, who are assisting
ably in the perfection Of plans, a
good time IS promised to all.
Recently the pupils Of Huntington
school have been aroused over the
pathetic condition OF thee starving
people of Europe, and wishing to
lend their aid to so worthy a cause
decided to give the Valentine party
for the. benefit of those who need
help.
The social affairs given at Hunt
ington school in the past have been
largclattendey cmfwyp cmfwyp emit
largely attended by Americas friends
and the occasion of Friday evening
February 18th, will prove equally in
teretsing and entertaining.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-09
| DEATHS
MRS. MARY MURRAY.

Mrs. Mary Murray, IS years Of
age, died at the family residence
ten miles from Americas in the 2Stf
district, at o'clock Wednesday aft,
ternoon. Death followed an illness
extending over period of l.
months.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon in Salem Methodist
church, Rev. Marvin Vincent, pastor
of Salem congregation, officiating.
Interment followed in the church
cemetery.
Surviving relatives are her hus-
band. Ed Murray, two brothers, j. D.
Clements, Of Crisp county and F.
NJ. Clements. o fthe 2Sth district.
Mrs, Murray was one Of the old
est and most beloved women of her
community. where She had spent a
lone and useful life Born and rear
ed whevc She lived and died, she num-
borea hec Friends and acquaintance
by the score. and her funeral was
largely attended,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-09
HOW Well.
YOU LO0K?'
When Your Blood Is Rich ana
Red People Notice Your
Good Health
PEPTO-MANGAN
BUILDS HEALTH
Pale Face, Dull Eyes, Dropping
Shoulders, Result From
Clcgged Bleed

/; your blood Is is in bad shape It
shows up in your llots and feeling
Wien your blood is rich with red cor
puscIes your eol5r is better-y0ur
lips are red, eyes vide oren and
bright; Your good feeling shows in
your actions.
Common sense VIII tell you that if
weak. thin blood makes you look life
less, it lowers ycur vitality. If your
vitality is low YOU have little power
10 resist disease germs. Men, wa
men and children with rich, red blood
are able to fight off the germs which
bring severe illness.
When you feel run down and weak.
with no appetite and no ambition,
take Pepto-M angan for awhile. It is
2 great blood building tonic. You
should begin - feel better within a
few days.
-Mangan is put M in both
liquid and tablet form. Take either
kind you prefer, because they have
| the same medicinal value. But he
sure you get the genuine Pepto-MaD-
gan" GUIDES" The full name.
Guides Pepto-M angan," should be on
the package. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-09
LOVELY DINNER FOR
BRIDAL PARTY.

Mrs. John WagnOn entertained
Tuesday evening at her home on
Taylor street at a lovely buffet sup
per complimenting Miss Evelyn
Bragg and Miss Mamie Bragg, whose
double wedding this morning was =
social event Of interest.
Crimson and white japonicas were
used in the large living rooms, and
five courses were served by Miss
Martha Johnson and Miss Verna
Bragg.
Crimson Valentine hearts were
presented the guests as souvenirs
these emblcms being worn at the re-
hearsal which followed at the church
Miss Evelyn Bragg wore a hand
some dinner gown of black char
meuse with insets Of black silk lace
Her corsage was composed of pink
rosebuds.
Mrs. George Burton was prettiIy
frocked in a stylish taupe taffeta
model with touches of old blue, and
with this she wore. a corsage of VIC
lets.
Miss Mamie Bragg was lovely in q