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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28
Look for the F-F Trade-Mark

DEPARTMENT STORES
i0nwIt Teller Co.. 18th and Chestnut.
!'imhci Brothers. 9th and Market.
i.it Brothers. Sth ana Market.
Shr!mire's Dept. store, Gtn. & Lcliigh aves.
snel'enburg's, l.th and Market.
strswlridse g. Ciothisr. 9Th ard Market.
John Wanamaker. 18th and Market.
DRUG STORES
J.. j. AIlenlSrig. 9Th and Oregon ave.
frank j. Austin. 9th aud Lombard.
\, Arrow. Erie and Rising sun.
:; Austin, 9ist and Race.
y. ". ADplc, I'D and Iierks.
~. k AarOns, I2th ana Berks.
y. :. a stmeud. 10Th and Senungo.
~. Anerback. 28tI and Lehigh.
Z. a. i;r ;Arnsfr9nG. Kcnslngten a'o. and Toga.
:; u. Aitshulrr, 3lI N. 18th.
Il, J., Albright, .lst and Oxford.
Nbrn ,msOn's. III, and Pine.
y. Herk0wisz. 1911! AMI jackson.
". J. liaun'gartner. Broad and SeItzer.
=. {. Iironde. LehiGh ave. and Garnet.
=. +. Bergen. Cross Keys Theatre.
,iuono's Pharmacy. 18th and Christian.
iioomn Pharmacy, 8th aud Erie ave.
y. Erlskin: York and Douglass.
braker fcrInan. 18th 4 Columbia.
yohn +, booth, 0?d and LansdOwne.
=. y. nenEer. 10Th and Cumberland.
4. u. Blanstein, Esd and Oxf0ri.
u. d. Boyer. York road and LycOn,ing.
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Also Makers of the Popular and Famous F-F LEMON SOAP
COMPANY

$. Baron. :ist Gnd Montgomery.
HERMAN & CChcn. 9Th ana l1mbard.
haiasss Mr. rharmae;; ,1%a sist .osSsNSs a%i Wolf
q. q. HaIn,. 5ith and Girnrd.
$. ". Baker. 18th and Olnsy.
Samuel Blanc. 5?d and Parksidr.
Mm !'fSsS"@. Eassssr. ga Ssa and and Snr%s, ,sl.s
Mer.had Baths. D!3 \. 7th.
Geo. Buri,age, 57th and t!irnTd.
-. II. Cockroft, Allegheny ave. and Franklin.
$. A. Cohen. 10Th and Dauphin.
The0. Compbell. OyerhroOk.
u. II. Cohen, I'd and Carprntrr
W.. tIif,c, ssos KensiSrion n ~
Paya ass;ott Il Gobs Ss, I'd onS n%d woaGnna I"anna
bcnj. H.. Cohen, 1000 Girard -
vnnNeli's Drus Store, 20th and Wharton
srn.n prss Co. q: nd Ta%.ns Park
William Vi. Calvert, 1900 Lolden
s. n GL.nkin, 10Th and Bs%Sphin
W' T. R'"i'a; ba;l.. .,erSs SS.s s"S YORK %%a'S 3D.
z; J. Deltsher, 1891 south c,r.,s
Pierce % 4: nietrsi:hh' s.h @ Gtl R,i.,o, npd d''r"rd
y. Hobert DECKER; 1907 Ridge
o.. u. Decker, PRICE and DaSnton.
+ & siii: RciiIsts" sesG s''ss ssa si$ f!sss 'A
i. Ens,:i", N sSii sns Hayerford
J. H. Eber!y, $500 Oxford
Albert \. Entwistis. 1901 Frankford
q. Y. Epp.cr, ?0th and Serks
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W -S1H UHU tTy COHScVuCUCC5 nut. WdKC5 NM
the man to sit in sentence on the Wonan,
rho is tried for their mutual transgres-
sion, as polHntarv scapcgoat 10 saro
her good name from tho results of a Oiriish
cscdpdde. Bessie Coilisfer, a peasant girl,
is crude, but good lookfn0 IN coarse.
grained pap. Little docs Sto,oen think.
,ohen he takcs the blanc of rdtking out
wiM her outside school hours aud school
bounds to sare her from her brutal step
father and to sape his chum. who has
really been guilty. from punishment, that
Bcssio's crring, Which starts so young. is
to affect directly his ,omn happiness and
his future great lore for beautiful aud
great hearted Fonclia Stanley. The prin.
cipdl of the school asks the boy rh0 had
been guilty of this breach of discipline and
,,0Abc of ,uoruIe IN rico mud IN - fpse pro
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sc;eh Ak Cell Victor a"juy struck by the principal ho
morsefnty Wre the Dcemcr take his
lome himself shame resign his principalhp The
s dignifed old Of sirty had married English lady,
the principal boy
the continues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-28

". \. Roeder. York rd. & Chclien.
Z. J, Rinker, s:0l Germ antown ave
DIR. q. Sl0nimisky. Franklin i MOyamcnsius.
X. ". shelton. $50 4 Market.
{. r. silva, 1908 CIearheld.
" l.. snydermnn; Goth \ Locust
{. (. t' SNYDER. sd % 1 SsTrr.an. Sar%s%;
J.. y. schultz, :2d 4 Indiana.
!, B. Scheuhing. 28th & Huntingdon.
Z; Sche;kter, I1os "; su.auet anna,
:. !. siirSt toT. 18th { {" SSsaar%r,,". ~
". .EiMood Strunk. TorrrsdaIe 4 Hisbee.
=. ". Shinglc. 10th 4 jefferson.
VI. =. SNYDER. 25th 4 Brown.
:. ID. Strect~r. Pulaski 4 Erie.
=. :. >chneider. 305O Franktord ave.
supreme Drug 20. 1884 Germantown ave.
S,ubH DRUG store: Frkd; ave. : oxford.
.: o. scbaeasr. 10Th / Winxohociins.
Il. '"ns'S Il. sh"%s Rs sd sd s ~ farrIsS. MiISe''
{. I. Schmickle. 6bl9 Gern,a antown ave.
\. u. schmirky. :15s n. 18th.
S"Ssrr scott; GermastoMn 4 CheIten.
thariss s; shot. asS s Mssiua.
Mortimer smith, 18Th 4 Montgomery.
/. & sas;n. S,"ussssi assii 'S'@ %ooai.sa 4 Ss"''"'
Harry SkI"H. $40 baltimore.
I~mont rharm., frnnkford ave. 4 Womrath
TucnnS Pharmacy. 3132 IonSshore.
n"T.S c fn."s %@ss co. iI.' Sh sss MsK..r
J. e. 4 Tasr,!i: MortoY 4 tSarch lane,
l., 4. Issstt, s'ei Columbia.
J, ii, Wood To', iiS Market.
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y. X. Eberly. 18th and Mount Verson
George u. Evans. at ail their stores
E!freth.s Pharmacy. 18th and Colunbi"
tsrko Jones. on and t:!enwood
:; y. Friedman, i!th and Diamond
II. Ehrrow. goth and Columbia
Harry Farber. I0ti! und Spring Garden
freeman 4 rettSSiohn: S i6t! land and Race
FISHERS Pharinncy. Si3s iermantown
9. =: Fritz. 3Sl and spring Garden
1. FIeishsr. g.s W. Ontario ,
Ef." sf. sS%"" @%r.fS is,h h' ana "Ss SstdiS %f''"
j. NJ Teidnan. eth and Dauphin
AIicl!fel Gabriel. y. ~! At.
Il, +. Goodfriend. S!th and Chestnut.
/. u Goolfriend: iii and Master.
n. q. Geld. Pn-k Phnrm.. 1884 Ridge.
t;nrield l'rGs.. 563i Chester.
$. i. Glass, .iath ana Jefferson.
Lee Goldsmith. 10Th and Diamond.
I. y, Goss. 18th and Master;
H:nSrS r"'Rfit %i'o Mas,o ~ %"' al it"sD'ss"i y. Hi.
j. Goidhaber. 9Th and Wharton.
n. GlantS; as05 Gtn; - ,,u
!: toudSers. "a dGsrst's stE Ers"S and 1af H~i. Erie
Hunting Park Pharn.. York rd. & IScominE.
y. :. Iifat1sss Iiiftm1ssTsi sss5 \; aIst. ,.,
Herr { Raach. sSth aud nd liirarI. "'
q. Is. IIuliek: ibth and Mt. Vernon.
o'Ts,1sr M,"Slst, S nrpTS IT, and Kidrs.
T. T. M"sS"ia, ,sso t"iS.nS,a. sSs %S,nns0"'s'i"E
g. aisrt q. I'm 1888 sss Ws'',V%:s%! Vs%sn...
l. a.r1sis' I.1%' ,1;H iSti' an and N....u.,. York
u HoissciaH. fsth fssi %"%'1f%sss a%a fsomp.on.
u. =. liughes, 18th and OXferd
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HOW TO LIVE Use YEARS
Here's an intensely Interesting subject.
Read lis Our Modern Pace n Killing Oners
TO appear in the Magazine Section Of next
sundays PUBLIC LEDGER. Make 1t .
Habit" t."--Adr.
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Outpken and Moving Author Of The
Me- Etc

ViCrOR sTOWELL :. handsome fine nu.e the Of family Of
" Of Man. here
dac he
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IT AND DRUG STORES

lioch'S Pharm.. Frid. ave. and Albums
:. j. ItnEenan. 1901 Cayuga.
HoEt sons. Inc. 1919 Ridse.
T., H. HSnstsin. . 37th and Chestnut;
S Sss".,M Ms"S S..soSs. sGs psss nS Nj ,,rr
Il. 4. joises, Isth and Butler.
John J, Ksiiy. SD and Kins sessi%s.
kirlin's pharm.. GSd and Hayeriord
Ksanmsn i.arfinkeI I.03 belmont.
4. Il kram.I kkrsm, :8ah l.. sns nsrsi,, nhSrkii
Nathan Kaufnan. StG ! CssuEa.
u :. ,Knauf. iSth. q somsrs...
I. + kssS k..si:rs :e!S aStSS ! lr1is,r!:S; i,r.sn.
Joseph KaN. si$ii ort%oao..' A"o"o'
". kniiey, Gern,a ntOwn ave. & Penn.
ks oss X sss.; sstssS;s cS c%aIaf ysG Mannheim
3. II. LacksS. Sih ( LsIish G "a'he''
lkArMSk"9od rha5m"cy; s 5Ist & hardwood.
Harvey Long. Torrrsdale q Ioaxshorr.
n Ii LIebsr: l9th Mont fomsry.
M:xsiiyas" "f5; Drr re,s s.os. ishsh 1h1s t,..,u.
2: Warren ilnIIg. Kens'n ave. s Ciearaeld.
4: "a Dow; eth = ,6skford. d"''"""'
f% sSmas". "sfi'r siSi Wosdisndt WSSsis" urs rs!"sk
=: :, Murray: 1901 ", Allegheny.
q, Mover; sSts dsr,nsnsosn tow; ave. se"e's'"'
3. Mi,i w iMsshcsssHss. ss,s Broad Broad 8 Bristol.
Metsiss's rharma.. Hsa frkd.a ave, 4 su.ou.b,,na
NJ. L.. Messner, eos ". Uney,
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\. !. Meier. Chew & Cheltrn
q. u. sierscher. Chew & Church lane.
J. Z. Mayer, 3Ot T.. Girard ave.
". Matrick. 55th 4 Wyaiusing.
MandelIs'. :9i4 GrrmnntOwn ave.
Miri.r S@usaf S4rr Eo esfs fss f%sr?ssn'o"" e. g. ave-
=. IT,, Moran. Church lane 4 Beechwood
M'Tris y s,orh;. TsnrmaGS MY so4 Baltimore ave.
s!S%is %is 'r%s: r%s: issh iSh 4 I ,ia.e:,.' ,Mi%feast'
Media Drug. SD and Market.
y. :. Murhnick, 5ist s Nsp~n
): McMichsei. 55th g. Mnrkrt.
Robert rn. McS.II. 5ssn Ksn.iu.,sn As,,l."a Wan,
!. 7. NcGinnis. il;O =. SsJ, "'
T. B.SSiyon, i3i5 ". susauehanns.
i. % Ss't.. sn 'is astS 4 7 HsoSSlsssissG; Ss.i.tGia;u.
Chas, T. Mairis. sist 4 Pine.
David Nrtter & Co. i2e Market,
i Ssnj !: Eromsio Ssn%% Pr 81 shnms sSh%ns.i"sd""
NJ Fintxow. I'd 4 Wolf.
rowslton, Pharm;. 3sd s. Powelton.
I. Powell. tth & SNYDER.
Y. Posner. 10th d Erie.
". perloT. 18th q Pine.
G.. parscn. ist8 \. ilth.
y. X. PHirger:, 18th & Jefferson.
&. rromisl!: Wayne 4 l.he!tsu.
r"Tsrs 4 keynolds' io.1 W. TioEa.
\. l.. Rachmrii. Id 4 Rtnrr'
Eaabe 4 g.. BOY man. Inc, inc, iith 4 jackson.
F0S!nHss y T.srass %s%s f. From, ~ I cs.i:iss s&sisfs
y. Rosenthnl as:6 I.ehiEh.
J. a. Ru.ek.. ?a2O Orthodsx.
Lynn Regis. Pharm., 18th 4 Ailegheny
p. ). Reese. .Iith 4 Huntingdon.
Fred KosiR, SOl y. 9th.
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Look for the F-F Trude-Wayk

w H. Walters, 18th 4 THOMPSON.
MeissmRR's Drug store. Gtn. ave. 4 Nenans0
MeissD,an's Drug store, 400S lancis ister.
Wessn,au's Drug store, Il.O ". Rockiand
:. WOlgemuth. 5tth \ HaVerf0rd.
g.. Is. Meidrman. 22d 4 Green.
u. \. Nissier, McCallum n Wakefield.
Z. Weinberg. 9Th Norris.
u. y. Wolfe, f30S Locust.
H. J.. WentleS. Iouden a Greene.
Y. y. Missier, 1ltt Germantown ave.
H. VI. Wolfe. Sd 4 Rainbridgp.
J.. ". Wplrr, I'd Il WestinOr ciand.
Jacob Mallheld. Gtn. ave. 4 HUNTINGTON.
Harry ~. Walton. S59 \. Broad.
Nrllin's Pharmacy, Goth Il INrust.
u. W. NOuRrkeR, 18th 4 TiUga.
J. J.. Ieiier. 9Th 4 Oxford.
Harry 4. Zrisig. 1900 Harrison.
Charles =. Timmerman, 1850 \. SD.
Emanuel ". Ie,in, Sd 4 George.
Antonio NanatO, ith 4 tathurine.
Geo. B Evans. 1896 Chestnut.
GrO. B. Evans, IlO6 chestnut.
Geo. Is. Evans, 9Th 4 Market.
Geo. u. Evans, l22I Market.
Geo. u. Evans, 1912 Market.
JOBBEkS
Ashrnbach & Miller. Sd a CalIowhiII.
-. Maurer A son. 33I \. 9Th.
Phiia. Wholesale Drug, GtJ y, Brosd,
Adam PfrOnn,. 23S y. I'd,
Valentino II. Smith. I'd & Green.
smith. Kline 4 French, 429 Arch
Tripoii Barber's supply Co., 8O6 :. 9th.
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To be continued TOMORROW
1921, International Ma0d:inc Gel
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
GEoRGTA--LEE COUNTY.

Under add by virtue OF an execution
issued from Lee Superior Court in fayor
of the Bank OF Dawson, OF Dawson, Gin.
/ will sell for cash, TO the highest bidder,
before the Court House doorin Lcesbmg,
Lee County. Ga, on the 2nd day Of Jan
uary 1923, at the usual time and place Of
sheriff sales; That farm situated in Smith
vile dSerict said county, containing ore
hundred and seventy acres of land more
or less, south east Of sm;thville and
known as the 6aywood place, being all
of lot Of land number seven west OF Muck
alec creek; Thirtyacres oil land more or
less in Smithvlle, Ga. known as the
Turner Evins tract, on the west side o.
the public road leading from Smithville
to Muckalee creek. aad on Fast side OF
Turner Street. Also one house and lot in
SmithyilIe Ga. bounded on East by lands
of Or. II. Smith, South Mrs W d.
Wells, West Mrs. Goodman, North BY
Hill Street Levied on and sold rs the
property Of Mrs. Eva Turner and H. Y.
johnson. to satisfy said exception, they
being defendants named therein, Tenants
notified. November 1922.
P. C. COXWELL,
Sheriff Lee County.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
NOTICE
To The Public.

| can he found at the following
places on dates rqmcd below FOR the
pm pose Of collecting Sta.e & County
taxes for The yoar 1922 / will be at
Ieesburg on all ohet dates:
CEIOI.EE
Oct. 3rd-Cbolee Court House.
Oct. 31--J. 7. Hooks.
Nov. 26-W. M. Laramore Store.
PALMYRA DISTRICT.
Oct. 1t-Janes Brothers Store.
Nov. IS. NJ. Cooke.
Nov. so obt. Heaths Store at
Ceptu,y.
HEDBONE DISTRICT.
Oct. IFS. N. Socks Store.
Nov. 15-PriIeIa.
Dec. 5-E. J. Stocks Store.
SMITHVILLE DISTRICT.
Oct. 25-Smiihille, Ga.
Nov. 2G-Smi.hvilie, Ga.
Dee. 15-Sta, nville, Ga.
r. r. GREEN, Tax Collector
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
MEMS FOR THE MARRIED


An antipodean student of woman in
the marriage relation comes to some
entertaining though perhaps not en-
tirely justified conclusions. Here are
a few OF them:
The wise woman knows how to be
foolish when her husband wishes to be
clever.
Every woman longs for romance,
but most have to be content with hus-
bands.
Selfshness is a quality in husbands
which prevents wives from getting all
they want.
The wise man doesn't attempt to I'M
derstand women; he merely tries to
get along with them.
A woman is only what men have
made her. This applies particularly to
selfish women.
The happiness of a married couple
doesn't depend on their loving each
other, but on their not loving anyone
else.
Every one knows how wonderful a
woman can look, but it is only the
husband who knows how wonderful it
Is that she can look so wonderful
Boston Transcript.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
SAYINGS ILLUSTRATED

81 stick. to business, by gum?' the
postage stamp proudly boosted.
'"This is quite a re-leaf," sighed
Adam after he had donned a clean,
fresh suit.
ST must draw the line somewhere"
said the man who had an attack of
fishing fever.
eff you touch me I'll scream" threat
ened the auto siren to the chauffeur.
"Back to the land" said Jonah after
his cetacean host had deposited him
on the seashore.
'The worm will turn" said the cat
erpillar as he took wings and became
butterfly.
II fear" said the Snowman who was
attacked and beaten by his dog-faced
man, II fear my curiosity got the bet
ter of me."-Boston Transcript.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
TOLD BY THE FINGERS

The ambitious person has long fin
gers.
The amiable, easy-golng person has
short fingers.
Large fingers mean slow intellec-
tuallty and common tastes.
Thumbs that curve downward show
shrewdness and miserliness.
If his fingers are fat, he's lazy. The
same applies to his fancee.
Markedly pointed fingers indicate re-
ligious fervor and imagination.
Small, thin fingers bespeak clever,
acute mind, somewhat given to de-
ceit.
A coarse, brutal nature is disclosed
by fingers as large at the tips as at
the roots.
Lean fingers indicate simple tastes,
perhaps leaning too much toward pc
nuriousness.
The strength of your will power Is
measured by the length of the upper
joint of the thumb.
Thumbs that are coarse, heavy, and
undeveloped belong to rude and tgno-
rant persons.
If your fiance has square fingers
you may count on his being firm In
his opinions, reasonable, and quite an
orderly person.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
CITATION.
GEORGIA. Lee County.

Leesburg, Ga, Dec. Sth, 1922.
lee Cou.t OF Ordinary, at Chambeis
The appraisers upon the application
of MIS-. II. +. Ray, widow Of II. p.
Ray. deceased, for twelve months sap
port for herself and six minor children,
having sfiled their. return, all persons
concerned hereby are cited to show cause
if any they haYe, at the next regr ar,
January term, OF this Couct. why said
application should not be granted.
II. l.. LONG, SIR, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
Notice 10 City
Tax Payers

This is to uotify all persons inter
ested that the books for the collection
of City taxes are now oAen and
must be paid before December 20th.
All parties WHO have pot paid at
that time will have Fl. Fas. issued
agaiost them ard the Marshsll will
he instructed 10 levy. Pay your
44xes now and save all costs.
Very Respectfully,
r. II. FORESTER,
Clerk and Treasurer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
Notice to the Public.

Policy No. S2824S of the Liverpool
& London & Globe Insurance Com
pany has been lost, mislaid or des-
troyed, and has not been regularly
issued by the agent Of this Company.
Please take notice that this Com
pany will entertain no liability un-
der this policy, and requests that
anyone having information of the
Whereabouts of this policy transmit
such information ito tho Company
at its New Orleans office.
1t I. G. THARP. Agent.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08

Balance in Bank, October 81, 1922 --$ =
Add County warrant No. D-407 in Office ~~--- go
Total Cash Balance Oct 81 1922 to Exhibit "A" 441O
Exhibit "B"
Let the within presentments be received spread upon
the Minutes and published therein prescribed This
9th day Of November, 1922 W. c. Worri, j. 5. c. T. q.
Presiding julie FELTON,, c.
Filed in open Court November 9th, 1922 G. A. Wallace,
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
T. C. A. Wallace, Clerk Lee Superior do hereby certify
that the foregoing true and correct copy of the Grand
Jury Presenments November Term, 1922 of file in my
Office and froms the records Of said Court.
Given under my official signature and seal of this Office,
This the 1st day of December, 1922.
G. A. Wallace, Clerk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
That Small Boy.

Just as the train was about to start,
q very stout man struggled into car
rage and sank into a seat. breathing
heavily. A small boy who sat opposite
appeared to be fascinated. His ardent
gaze eventually began to annoy the fat
man, whs demanded angrily: what
are you staring at me for7" please,
dr," replied the lad, there's nowhere
else to Iook.r-York Post.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Joy never feasts so high as when the
first course is of misery.-Suckling.
If we had no failings ourselves we
should not take so much pleasure in
finding out those of others.-Roche-
foucau1d.
There is no tyrant like custom, and
no freedom where its edicts are not
resisted.-Boyee.
Nothing is denied to welI-directed
labor, and nothing is ever to be at
tanned without it.-Sir j. Reynolds.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
FOR RENT.

$50 Aces fine Cul,iy4ble
land, nice home, tenant hous-
es and pastures. One of the
best farms fin Dougherty.
MRS. J, D. WOOTTEN,
Sylvester, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
FOR SALE OR TRADE

~ inch Mill Rock to sell cheap
for cash or will trade for anything
of equal value.
w. A. CURTIS,
Leesburg. Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
CITATION.
GEORGIA~-Lee County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:

GEORGIA~-Lee county.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
S. ID. Ross having in proper form APP
piled to me for Permanent Letters OF
Administration on the estate OF Squire
Ross, late Of said County, this IL to cltc
all and singular the creditors and next
of kin OF Squire Ross to be and appcr
at my Office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause, VI any they can,
why permanent administration should
not be granted to said S. u. Ross as
Administrator on said Squire Ross es-
tate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this 9TH day OF Dec. 1922
II. l.. LONG, SIR. Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-12-08
CITATION
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
To all Whom it may concern:

GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
To all Whom it may concern:
J. T. Barr0Ag having, in proper form,
applied to me for Permanent Letters q
Administration OH the estate OF Moses p
Barrow, late Of said County deceased
this is to cite all and singular the credl-,
tors ana next OF kin Of said Moses }
Barrow to be ard appear at my office
within the time allowed by law and show
cause, il any they can, why permanent
administration should not be granted to
said J. 7. Barrow on said estate.
Witness my hand and official slgn&
ture, this Dec. It'll, 1922.
H. L. Long, ST. Ordinary
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Sheriff Lee County.
"collsen" and aMavourneen."

"Coileen" and "MaVourneen."
In Ireland a girl is called col
leen." "Mavourneen" is the irish
term of endearment for "a GIL OF
woman, In other words, the Irish fol-
sweetheart"
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Value Of Society.

Society hath this good ut least: that
It lessons our coneeit, by teaching us
our significance. and making us ac-
uuainted with our betters. Thackeray.
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votsa q RrItIsh parliament chIefs.

Votes OF BrItIsE ParIIaHeht NHIsIa'
The difference between the speaker
of the English house of commons and
the lord chancellor, who occupies a
similar position in the house of lords,
is that while the speaker cannot take
part in debates and can vote only
when there is tie, the lord chancellor
10 entitled to speak and vote on all
occasions.
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Hunting License.

The oDen season for SQUIRRELS
opens October 1st and to be on the
safe side be sue and gel your
license. You can get them at any
time.
d. NJ. MELVIN,
Game Warden.
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CITATION
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
8. d. Ross having, in proper form
applied 10 me for Permanent Letters Of
Administration on the estate 81 James
Ross late Of said County, this il 10 cite
ell and singular the creditors and next
Of kin Of said James Ross 70
be and appear at my Office within the
time allowed by law, and show cause, i
any they can, why permanent admins
traitor should not be granted TO said
s. d. Ross as Administrator on said
James Ross estate,
Witness my hand ana official signature
this 7th day Of December, 1922.
II. l.. LONG, SIR, Ordinary.
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GENERAL PRESENTS OF
THE GRAND JURY
Continued from last week. J

NOVHVIHuSu IIUIH Ia't "eth'I
TO the Hon Board Of Grand Jurors Lee Superior Court
November Term 1922.
Gentlemen:
beg leave to submit this my report, for taxes coll
lected for 1922.
Total Collection as per Cash book sl84945
DISBURSEMENTS
William A. Wright s4612O
S. j. Powell 39916
County Treasurer +. c. Tharpe ~~p-~.-~~..-~ S7814
My Commissions 1904
Total Estimated value ..--.-..~......-,. 184945
Balance on hand -.-.~-~....., ~.-..-.--...~ 100000
Respectively submitted
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r. r. Green, Tax Collector, Lee County, Georgia.
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.
TO THE HON GRAND JURORS, FALL TERN, LEE
SUPERIOR COURT -
There have been moneys come in to my hands and
none paid out by since taking charge Of the court Of
Ordinary - =,
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WANTED 10 TRADE

I have a second hand buggy in good
repair that vii trade for milk COW.
See ". A. Curtis at Blacksmith
Shop.