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Evening star., 1922-08-26
WOOL CLOSES WEEK FIRM
Expect Wage Adjustments
Mills to Aid Trading.

BOSTON, August 26 SpeciaD.-
Wage adjustments in the textile mills
of New England are counted on to
improve trading in the local wool
market, but the full effect of manu-
featuring activity will not he felt
until after Labor day.
Summer street closed the week with
prices for medium woods and three
eighths blood very firm and with
prices for other grades malntained
except in the fieeces.
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INCREASED >PUR CHASING POWER
IS DOMINANT TRADE FACTOR
Counted on Through General Business
Survey to Expand Business and De-
plete Unemployment Ranks.

are selling goods fast enough SO that
a score of lines have been withdraw
from the market In the last week by
the leading producer.
Lumber production is being showed
up as fast as men and machinery will
permit, but shipments still are bei.l..d
new orders and the trend of prices
is upward. The enormous home build
ing program has resulted In brisk
demand for furniture, floor coverings.
plumbers supplies, hardware and
kitchen utensils.
Price advances, however. are amply
guarded against excess by the deter
mined attitude of buyers who mani
fest universally a determination TO
consider excessive figures.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
READING ORDERS 100 CARS,

Philadelphia and Reading has made
contract with Union Car Manu-
featuring for construction of 100 re-
frigerator cars. to cost about $4,000
each, and to be delivered this fall
They will be of steel, with latest
improvements. The Reading will be
in a good position regarding cars this
fall and winter. Its rolling stock has
been thoroughly overhauled and the
number of cars out of service has
been greatly reduced. 1t has in
creased its motive power, and the
fifty locomotives recently ordered will
be delivered in a few weeks.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
ATLANTIC PORT ARRIVALS.

Records of steamship lines show
that passengers, all classes. arriving
at Atlantic ports this year up to and
Including last week were lS2,74S per
the total was 413,462, a decline for
1872 of 230,717. Outward-bound
travel for the same period this year
totaied 263,541, as against S3! .549 to
August Is last year, decline OF
RSuo0S
Evening star., 1922-08-26
y. P. BUYS 80 LOCOMOTIVES.

OMAHA, Neb., August 26.- The
,,n,or Pacific announces the purchase
~ eighty locomotives at a cost of
ss ZOO 900. Fffty-five are to be the
most powerful locomotives ever con-
structed. according to Union Pacific
officials. Twenty-Five Of the new en-
eines will be for freight hauling. The
used in the mountain division
Evening star., 1922-08-26
DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August &c (SpeciaD.
Poultry-Live; spring chickens: pound,
25a30; white leghorns, 22a25: old hens,
2Oa25; white leghorns. 20a21; old
roosters. Is: ducks, 19a22: small, 15a
16; pigeons, pair, 25; guinea fowl,
each, 50a60.
Eggs-Loss off: native and nearby
firsts, dozen, 26; southern, 23a24.
Butter-Creamery; fancy, pound,
37a3s: prints. 3sa40: nearby vreamery.
33a34; ladies', 26a27; rolls, 22a24;
store packed, %: dairy prints, 23a24;
process, butter, 31a32.
NEW YORK, August 26.-Butter-
Firm; receipts, 14,439 tubs. Creamery
firsts (8S to 81 score), 32ha36.
Eggs-Firm; receipts. 13, ,735 cases.
Cheese-Firm: receipts, $500 boxes.
Poultry-Live; no quotations.
Poultry-Dressed; steady and un-
changed.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
Notes.
PHILADELPHIA, August IS

PHILADELPHIA, August Is (Spe-
ciaD.-One wholesome Indication of
the business situation in Philadelphia
is seen in drop in business litigation.
Innumerable small bankruptcies are
being cleared up and few new cases
are arising. There also has been a
decided decrease in number of other
civil cases dock eted for trial
TULSA, Okla, August 26 Especially.
unemployment in Oklahoma has in
creased 10 per cent the last thirty
days. This is attributed partly to rail
and coal-strikeS and partly to the cur
tailment of drilling operations in oil
fields
Evening star., 1922-08-26
Rice.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2S tSpe-
cfaD-Rains which are occurring al
most daily are forcing curtailment of
shipment of new rice and reducing
output. Prices are being maintained
at a high level as a result Of these
conditions, but the trade is indis-
posed to buy at present time, hoping
for later declines.
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Dry Goods.

FORT WORTH. Tex, August 26
Especially department store sales
as shown by complete figures for July,
which just became available today,
were 19 per cent higher this year than
in July. 1921. These figures cover all
lines of purchases.
Evening star., 1922-08-26

Atlas Powder for six months ended
June 80, 1922. reports gross sales of
s7.439,217 and net operating profits of
SS5S,391. The surplus available for
dividends was S711,974, and the sur
plus after dividend payments amount
ed to $1l1.542.
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FurS.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. August 26 tSpe-
aD.-Local merchants are success
fully pushing overcoat and fur sales
although last week has brought en-
tremely hot weather to this section.
Volume Of business has been extreme
ly gratifying.
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Fruit.

SEATTLE. August 26 (SpeciaD.-
A big movement of apples from Seat
tie through the Panama canal to Eu-
rope by refrigerator ships is predict
ed because of engagements made by
the Apple Growers Association for
storage OF Washington fruit this fall
at this port. Present bookings at local
warehouses amount to 100000 box
es, nearly three times the amount
moved through the Seattle terminals
last year.
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Fodder.

KANSAS CITY, August 26 fSpecian.
Dry weather has strengthened the
hay market, especially alfalfa. Prices
for the latter product have advanced
81 a ton, and it is now selling at Ii9.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
Building Materials.

NEW YORK, August 26 (SpeciaD.-
Experienced distributors of build
ing materials are placing orders for
cement. glass. metal laths. wire
laths and other materials well in
advance Deliveries which formerly
took six to seven days coming from
the south and Ohio now require thirty
days in transit.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
DIVIDENDS.

Gen. Electric Co.. O.. ST.. Sept. 2 Oct -
Bklyn Union Gas Co.. q. ss.seDt. ID oct' :
Evening star., 1922-08-26
q Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 26.-Foreign
exchange irregular. Great Britain.
ldemand, 4.46; cables. 4.46A; 6O-day
bills on banks. 4.4S%. France, de-
mand. .074s.; cables. .074s. Italy. de-
mand, .0439: cables. .0439'. Belgium,
demand. .O71o; cables, .o710'. Ger
many, demand. .005h: cables, .o06k u
Holland, demand. .2900; cables. 1906.
Norway. demand, HIS; Sweden. de-
mand. 1854; Denmark, demand, .2lSG
Switzerland, demand. 1907: Spain. de-
mand, 1855; Greece, demand. .03l0:
Poland, demand. .001b: CZechoslo~
vakia, demand, .0373; Argentine, de-
mand, 1925: Brazil, demand. 1883:
Montreal, 99B.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Machinery.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26 (Spe-
ciaD Baldwin Locomotive plant.
which did a business of approximately
S24,OO0,0 900 last year, has untitled or
ders on it's books for s16,000,000, and
has Just added 500 men to its working
force, which now totals 5000 men.
Evening star., 1922-08-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

touotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Coz
Selling checks-dollar values at close today:
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MISS ALBERSON
ENTERTAINS

On Saturday aft .rnoon Miss Elv-
ynne Alberson entertained very de-
lightfully9 at her home on south Grant
Street with party in honor of Miss
Nellie Johnson of Carrolton, the guest
Ct Miss Hazel Jolly. and also for Mrs.
Raymond Butler OF Miami Fla the
guest of Mrs. C. S. 4sler.
Quantities of roses and ferns ar
tistically arranged added to the at
Effectiveness CT the rooms and made
pretty background for the lovely
party.
AS the game OF rock progressed
Miss Lucy Whitley entertained the
guests with piano selections. Each
playing table was topped with dish
of sailed nuts
At the conclusion of the game =
delicious salad coursce followed bv a
swee: course was served by the hos
tess assisted by her mother Mrs. 7. F
Al6erson, and Miss Lucy Whitley.
those present were: Misses Nellie
Johnson, Hazel OILY. Lillian and LII
cy Tuc~c, Mavis Paulk, Lucy Whit.
dey' Hazel Maves Claire Mashburn,
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faces fairly shone

faces fairly shone.
We were proud that Vera May be-
longed to Class No. 6, while she play
ed the piano solo. George Chapel
told Of how he got left, too bad, poor
boy. but we got left once, but recov-
cred
Fay Adams gave beautiful. piano
solo. Mary Murdoch nearly brought
the tears to our eyes in the recitation
"Nobodys Child" Mary Francis
sang sweet song We are proud Of
our girls and boys,
Now Mrs. Turner we know is small
and our minister was hidden behind
some ladies' big hat, but at last he
was locared and called upon for a
talk which we enjoyed from start to
finish. Why more ministers can't
talk to the point as ours did we can
not see One thing we know, if a
family moves into this town on
truck full of household goods, Bro.
Nay Will be at the door of their house
as soon as they are. Well, I'm sure
that Wc have formed a mutual admir-
alton Society. We were glad to see
50 many new faces ard hope to see
them cast their lot with us soon.
AIKEN as a whole was the most en-
loyablc social affair in our church in
long years Jnd am sure that we
are a better end more LOVING band of
workers from this gathering togeth-
er
We GLADLY extend TO every one a
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CHURCH RECEPTION

The reception given by the Central
christian Church and their friends
tor our new pastor and his smiling
wife, was grand success. The beau.
titul decorations, flowers everywhere
showed the artistic taste and LOYALTY
and love for the cause of our Loval
Bereans. They are fast becoming one
OF the great arteries of the church
The Loyal daughters never fail TO
cater to the inner man at all such
times, and right here let me whisper
secret: Those same Loyal daughters
and Loyal Bereans are entertainers in
more ways than one. Ask DR. Turner
and Brother Nay if it isn't so. Those
refreshments were immense.
At eight O'Clock the jolly crowd
settled to listen to the program Orr
Mrs. Turner had charge and all know
what that means, for she and her
helpers certainty do give us the best
How those little children SANG 70
the music OF Mrs, PARROT and Mr.
Brown, the stirring son, entitled =
Brighten the Corner where you are
and when Love Shines In; their
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Central Methodist
Missionary Notes

The Woman's Missionary Society
of tsc Central Methodist Church met
Monday afternoon in devotional meet
ing with Mrs. S. G. Pryor, Jr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ward as leaders.
After an interesting program, the
subject of a Bible study class was
discussed, and a Bible Study class
was organized with Mrs. Whitley
Langston as leader, to meet every
second and fourth Monday at four
o'clock at the church. Next Monday
afternoon part of the fifth chapter
of John will be studied, beginning
with the 36th verse.
The missionary Society will be rep
resented at the South Georgia Con-
ference to be held in Albany January
30th to Feb. End, by Mrs. j l.. Per-
ry from the adult society, and Mrs.
Whitley Langston representing the
children's work
The members are requested to
bring the birthday money to the b.
bic Study Class next Monday after
noon.
Publicity Supt
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FPWORTH CT ASS
ENTERTAINED

The Epworth class OF the First NJ.
Z. Church had one of their delightful
Social evenings on Thursday night.
The league room appeared quite an
other place when rearranged as to
furniture and curtains and warm rugs
and beautiful lace covers and quaint
ties of cut flowers were taStefullv US
ed. Recent bereavements in several
families that belong to the class caus-
ed the number in attendance to be
smaller than usual. Mrs. F. N. Davis
The newly elected president and Mrs.
F. r. Justice the secretary conducted
the business session.
Ninety class calls were reported
from the visiting committee. New
plans of entertainment of greater
literary value were suggested by
Mrs. Davis and received with favor.
Mrs: J. A. Justice and Mrs. I Gel
ders were appointed as literary COM
mttee for six months to prepare short
programs for each social evening.
New social committees were arrang-
ed in way to make every member a
host or hostess by turn several times
through the year
Other business disposed of game
or refreshment called Renaissance
Salad. The curtains were drawn un-
yelling the attractive supper tables of
white, crystal and silver appointments
also floral decorations in which art
and nature were skillfuly blended for
color scheme of red and white, A
delicious oyster supper with all the
usual accessories was then served by
the entertaining committee composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Pickens. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Hitch, Mrs. White and Mrs. 7
Gelders.
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ROCK PARTY

Mrs. H. B. Varnadoe and Miss
Claire Mashburn were joint hostess
Tuesday P. NJ. entertaining with four
tables If Rock in honor OF Miss Nellie
Johnson OF Carrolton, the charming
guest of Miss Hazel Jolly.
The entire lower floor was thrown
open to the guests and was beauti-
fully decorated with silvd r baskets
and vases of narcissus interspersed
with ferns and tender plants.
Each playing table was topped with
basket filled with sailed nuts.
Music on the Edison was enjoyed
through out the afternoon and Miss
Lucye Whitley rendered several beau
tiful selections on the piano
Little Mis- Helen Claire Varnedoe
in a dainty taffetta frock, kept score
as the games progressed.
At the conclusion Of the game the
hostesses assisted by their mother
Mrs. NJ L Mashburn served de-
licious salad course.
The honorce was gowned in mid
night blue taffetta ana wore a beau
tiful black satin hat
Miss Mashburn wore a blue pam
velvet frock.
Mrs. Varnadoe was gowned in dark
blue duvetyne. Mrs. Mashburn wore a
midday costume of black with touch
es of white.
Those playing we're: Misses Nellie
Johnson of Carrolton, Hazel Jolly,
Lillian and Lucye Tucker, Elvynee
Alberson Mavis Paulk, Mary Eva
Martin, Hazel Mays. Quinette Prem
tiss, Lucy Whitley, Mesdames Robert
Lee Littlefield, J. T. Brice, Sam Wal
ker. Jake Brewer, Jack Mammoth,
James T. Mathis.
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TUESDAY

Lewis ]. Selznicl1 presents
Louise Huff in THE DANGER
Gus PARADISE" The story is all
about cute young thing who resents
beng chaperoned, and who conceives
the idea that only married women
have any freedom, and that they live
in fact, in a very Paradise of Free
dom, SO she creates paradise" for
herself. The outcome of it all is
most amusing, and will furnish Won
and The family one of the most eniov-
able evenings you have spent in some
time.
PATHE REVIEW.
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THURSDAY

Paramount Aircraft Pictures presents
WILLIAM S. HART in SAND
A screen adoption of Dan Kurrie's
Inning" by Russell A. Bogg. It's a
Western story-a Western of the kind
that made Hart famous and has kept
him famous for years. 1t is a story of
the desert, and it is filled with train
robberies, fights, and all the genuine
thrills that make Hart pictures the
successes that thew are.
Universal Comedy FUR COATS
AND PANTS"
FOX NEWS.
Pricess 10c and &c.
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WEDNESDAY

William Fox Presents
SHIRLEY MASON in "QUEENIE"
A screen adoption OF Wilbur Finley
Faulev's story of the same name
which achieved wide popularity
among readers of current fiction It
IS a heart-winning story of modern
Cinderella who found that it is not
such bad world, after all.
Rolin Comedy "a PENNY IN the
SLOT"
Aesop Fable Cartoon THE WO-
MAN AND THE HEN
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SOCIETY ORGANIZED

The young people of the Christian
Church organized their Christian En-
deavor Society on last Sunday with
TWENTY-FIVE charter members under
the leadership Of their pastor, the Rev.
Bruce Nay
The following officers were elected
for the following term.
President--Mr. Milton Hopkins.
Vice Pres-Miss Iela Smith.
Secretary-Miss Laurine Chapel
Treasurer,-Mr. Virgil Davis.
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MONDAY

William Fox Presents
Dustin Farnum in THE DEVIL
WITHIN. This photoplay is de-
scribed as a powerful melodrama of
sea life, and init the star has the role
OF an inhunan skipper who is the
terror Of his crew.
Educational Comedy SAND
WITCHES.'
FOX NEWS SERVICE
Pricess 10c and &c.
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY
THE BANDIT OF COURAGE"
"A Western.
@BREAKING THROUGH" Eni-
sode No. IS. ~
DO OR DIE Episode No. 7
Aefham Comedy THE PUNCH
OF THE IRIsH.ss.
Mutt & jeff Cartoon FAST
FREIGHT"
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AT THE
GRAND |
FRIDAY

Samuel Goldwyn presents
MABEL NORMAND in WHAT
HAPPENED TO ROSA" When
Rosa dressed up to go to ball she
mad no intention of starting riot.
But wait till you see what happened
to her.
THE MIRACLES OF the I1JN-
GLE, Episode H.
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PARENT-TEACHERs MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Par
emit Teacher Association of the Third
Ward at the Third Ward Srhool Bldg.
on Monday Janury 18th at $3.50
Your attendance is earnestly re-
quested
Mrs. Sam Abrams Reporter.
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/ Quine'te Prent.ss, >Corinne Womble
Lucy Phillips of Reidsville. and Mes
danes Raymond Butler, c. S. Isler
Sam Walker, c. c. Parker, John Hen
derson, and .iarrat Pryor.
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Pricess 10c and &c.

Col. M. D. Dickerson of Douglas,
former Solicitor General of the Way
cross circuit has been added to the
attorneys fer the prosecution in the
railroad cases.
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Miss Resale Patterson who teaches
IN Lnadilla was the weekend guest
OF her Parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Patterson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Spence have
returned from st. Petersburg, Fla.
where they spent several days with
relatives. They were accompanied
home by her sister Miss Effie Bras
sell who will be their guest for some.
time.
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Miss Virginia Gaines has returned
from Anderson, S. c. where she was
called on account of the death of her
uncle, Mr. Mcconnell.
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The members and friends of the
rnworth League of the First M. E,
Chrrch ere cordially invited to a
Weincr poas. on Monday night Jan.
2;rd + e. +. M. at the home Of Mr..
a G. Brown, 400 West Orange Street.
Held under the auspices of the League
and to defrsy expenses each one will
he expected to bring silver quarter
WANTED-Farm wagon; | want to
hrv for cash a second hand one horse
farm wagon. Apply B. T. Strickland:
Chief of Police. II
Mis-, Thelma Dorminey of Wesleyan
College, Macon, is home spending
few laws and has as her guest Miss
Mable Campbell of Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hinesman left
TO-DAY for iftor where the will make
their home in the future.
Mrs. w. II. Hedge has recently
purchased the Charles Weaver home
Oil south Lee Street and is moving
into her new home
Mr.. and Mrs ?. L. Cartwright and
little son of Triton were guests of
friends in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Of Leslie is visiting
her daughter Mrs. !. D. Powell this
week.
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If you want plenty of pep, strength
and energy, take Tanlac. T. J. Halle
& Co. adv.
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Flours, Meats and all Staple Gro
ceries. Cash and Carry-Keep up with
the times. Wilkins Cash Grocery Co.,
2l8 E. Pine St.
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Mrs. M. Jacobs of Brundidge, Ala.
is the guest of Mrs. D. A. Bragg.
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Miss Lucille Barksdale of Blakely,
Ga. is the guest this week of Mrs. U.
J. Bennett.
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For Cakes, Pies, Dougnnuts and
Sandwiches. Call $50. I J9.
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Mrs. 7. S. Allen has returned from
a trip to Griffin.
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Mrs. S. c. Brown was visitor in
Macon recently the guest of her daugh
ter ~
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Mr.. ]. A. Justice has returned from
business trip to Atlanta.
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Mrs J. w. Rodwell arrived We'd
nesday afternoon to visit her brother
Dr. 7 L. Frazer and family.
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Call 2o3 for Dry Cleaning, Pressing
and Dyeing. All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Phone 203.
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To Cure a Cold in One Dav

stops the Cough and Headache and works off the
Cold. E.W GROVES signature on each box SOC.
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Mrs. II. A. Mathis has returned
from visit of sometime with rela-
tives in Mi.ledgeville and Dublin.
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Old tableware replated. drop me a
card and will call. w. Harrison City.
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Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Triplett have
returned from trip to Vine Grove,
by.
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daughter, Miss Marv of Thomaston,
Ga, and Elder " F. Agan of La
Grange, Ga, formerly of indianapolis,
Ind are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
F. Tolle.
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Cash and Carry-Keep up with the
times. Wilkins Cash Grocery Co., 218
East Pine ST., Phone II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Smith returned
Friday night from North Carolina,
where they spent ten days visiting
friends and relatives, they reported
some very cold weather while in the
Carolinas
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Mesdames w. G. Broadhurst, ]. c.
Register and J. Fl. Mcdonald are en-
tertaining with a informal tea this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Sam
Walker, who has recently moved to
our city from Waycross and also for
Mrs R. M. Mann who leaves soon to
make her home in Clio, Ala.
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TAKEN UP-Ten Berkshire Shoats
taken tip on my place Wednesday,
January 18th Owner can secure same
bv paving for this ad and damages.
!. H. Taylor, Route 2; ? miles east
~ 4he citv