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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-04

L
-Four buckle. ali rubber esershoss
u Keith's.
John Yees Of Boise is in town this
wesk on business.
The Be p,ist Ladies' Aid viii hold
their arm al holiday bazaar Dee. rs,
! place annGnesa later.
Mrs. G. w. Mssheld MAS a Boise
visitor for the week end.
New hats just arrived and prices 10
suit every one. Lovely hats for s3
and -. Lloyd q kihsey. IL
New honey for sale. Bring your
oSn eonta .aefs, lie . pound. |. r.
Powers. Gossioa Store building.
Seiway peaches. excellent for can
ming for sale. Viii be ready in fes
days. Geo, Coa'son. phone ss-R o.
Mr.. Wehner. who has been visiting
bis daughter Mrs Douglas Knox. isst
Tuesday for his home ., Ashland.
ORE.
en- booking orders for e'Anjoa
p~sss. good for canning or table use
10 ase nos or viii keep all winter
Order nos. WA. Findiey. phone
z5-J. 4. lisp.
Mrs. Harry Knox Is visitor in 4
town from Bear Valley. Dir, and Mrs. 4
Knos all later move 10 Emns.I tor
the slnles,
Mrs KIRK Lsndefs 10 enjoying )
Walt ffofa her sister. Mrs. s J. Rob-
iAsoa shs arrived lsss seek froA
ksasinrsan. Kan.
Rev. and tfs. A c, LssAsup avs
spending Tuesday and Wednesday il
weassr ssseasanr the dlssrlsi rally
and rsafsasy a.a fEAaay a. Mld,sls,
Mr. kA0n Mcdowell arrived Tees
dap frozen Seattle 20 yasis her parents,
NJ. ahe Mrs clsr,ea kner. Her sis
sers. Mrs B~a R<aasi snd Miss Min.
his kaes @~s her Al fsye,ss
X A. oallissaas sasae his weekly
sisi, % Mrs. Gsili.sHs ~ Hos Lake
s.Hsis,isn. Oregon. lssssas hesw
nosaay sssesna@a and returning Taes
aAy slsA. lie rePasts ;hs patient
isAp=vfaEs slowly.
R~s. 4. W. Hsiiossii ard Rev. r.
A Gasp u isasss aesw visitors AZ
iss hasas IF Res, o ". HsszpAfsys
!ass Fssosy. Tssy siso visited the |
klsea caHyen psegez Ia Tho lassssss
q s@sSssy soAeog sa;i
G. " Aisxsss0z 81 farrna. Who Is !
eseser af ~oo.i ssssse IN the city .
'SAe0is. iHatsns . tap hetv co Toes.
lays Il each .ssa. states tha, he
= greatly pleased essr THE spl~adsd
~sssosi ssisas ssear the pspsls in
ss classes.
NJ .ad Ms. wglissm vii Of Mar. !
lAysshsrS. IN. arrives Tk.rsaay oi
AT s.sa TO rssis hi. uncle. " n \
sllsas saa hes uncle. ]. ~ peasson. 3
sss Wa spsaf sosss time here . ysAs
SO sas che scqssiassncs With Miss n
viva Neacs - 10 their marriage |,
tsss reas;ss ago. The young lady
sssnsyinF 10 Nsrpsysseass for the j.
Tb<y raay decide 10 locate =
Gro.
&c. yosr rer o~srcoats AZ kSish's
~ shs ses styles 81 popular prsoes r
Hssl By truck. s~s Overhead Trans. .
y. Prone zsS a. 81. 4.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-04

You dosbtleas have heard the old
song. ANY Raes, Any Bones, Any
Bottles Todayi- Well, the Eastern
Star Club 10 going to have that kind
Of sale on Friday and Saturday Of
next week. only the list Of articles
offered vii be many fold. Their
wares will include everything from
clothing and shoes to dainty ladies'
wear, books and pictures. In abort.
il will Be an old fashioned rummaee
sale. The Club IL raising funds to
buy = carpet for Masonic hail and the
proceeds Of the sale Nh be applied
to the fund. Don't ffii to patronize
the sale. There IL syrs to BE- some
thing you have long TAINTED.
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Statewrut Of O~rerrhip. &c

Statement Of Ownership. Etc.
OF the Emmett Index. Published
weekly at Emmett, Idaho. for October
1. 1923:
Publishers, Ed Skinner 4 Sons.
Emmett. Idaho.
Editor, Ed Skinner. Emmett. Ida
no.
Business Managers, c. W. Skinner
and r. E. Skinner. Emmett. Idaho.
Known bcndholdcrs, mortgagees or
other security holders owning per
cent or more cs oonds, mortgages or
other securities: None.
ED SKINNER, Editor.
Suhecrihed and sworn TO before me
this Oct. ;, 1874.
FINLEY MONROE,
Notary Public
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SATURDAY SPECIALS At
GOLDEN RULE STORE

Aihess flsp-jsck flour. pkEs. t7c
A. IS Ginger saaps tbarreD 2 Tor
Sc.
Mk~si and eats q ID. bag) t5e.
Americas Beauty spaghetti. 1. pkxs
AAs.
AnssscAn hesut, egg needles. IL
pAga $50.
Nes dates. eiiron. erHnre and le-
ssoa p<~t noe In.
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quality rubhsrs at Keith's.
your milk- made bread at the
Bakery,
- for seryiee-OveYisnd Trans
hone 262 OF 19-J.
Campbell has been confined 10
nc this week by illness.
4 Kinssy will do year hem
nR, make your buttons and
hales. 52-sI
Henry N. Hasg went TO Boise
Iursday for = weeks visit With
hsr.
Pash Of Aonsoar spent last
ID the home Of Mr.. and NFs.
Church.
rs Breath. Shasta daisies. peoas
YES, shrubs and P-Fennisis for
Mr.- Bliss. 5iu.
John Orr Of Psyssss sPsal
a
NJ "a M Gsa,-s Tsa,rh
snd Mn. J. y. Shaw vsn, 10
yesterday for . ssu days
Hish their dsasAtss, Ma c. c.
=,
~ Bon Comics, b~,.s~a tbs
Ind sifls-
-, - - S.ss1-
.eisty .. ssi ne viii call ses
Pssas ses
sarrs.xs besns~ vas Issued las.
"a, - "A. ,,...,x "a IaA. "A
% k.ssrsH Asa Has Belle
Ysoa 0s Meridian
.. -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-04

Oid p1Prrb sof AAis y ins iiSo~A
Mrs. T. b. Hsgras visited In Boise
Friday.
X. b. Ayers Is = business visitor
Al Cascade this week.
Friends viii be sorry 10 learn Of
the illness Of Tom Whiiiock Of Ola. he
is confined 10 his bed with pneumonia
1. j. Phelan Is In town this week
from ,h4 government road work for
a short visit with his family.
See Dan Woody for your hsuline.
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AND HIS CABINET.
Notice

The first weekly sales day viii be
held at Birds corrsls on Saturday,
October Is. List whatever stuff you
rEYe 10 sell with Howard Harper a;
Birds barn.
HOWARD HARPER,
Sales Manager.
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See Dan Woody for any kind Of
hauling. oyerlsnd Transfer. Phone
2s2 or So J.
Evening star., 1923-10-11

= I
Between California and Wyoming; newly
furnished and decorated rooms, s.nli-priyate
baths; steam heat electric light: hot water
also livin- bedroom. semi detached private
home in WaS,iington's most exclusive section
Mt. Pleasant ear of Wariman Park bus
acrGSs NJ corner
Evening star., 1923-10-11
VENDOME HOTEL

Under new mana cement.
All rooms newly papered: electric lights and
steam heat; 81 week Up and 81 up trans!ents.
Ird and Pa. ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1923-10-11
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL NEW $4,000 TWO
apartment detached house. NV, is $500; must
sell: will accept 81, ,750 part cash and balance
auto or anything else Of value. Address
BOX 11-R, Star office.
FROYTIyG ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE
grounds large corner lot; ar house; garage
Etc: less than 5000; on easy terms: or con-
slider trading or renting.
n. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 45a7 1923 st.
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND IN THE CITY.
improved by ten-room house and outbuildings;
splendid property. In few years land alone
will sell for 5000 per acre. Price, $S1VVVs
will trade for investment property
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-5ib-51e BOND BLDG.
lAth and N. Z. Are. Main O. -
Evening star., 1923-10-11
WANTED-sUBURBAN ROOMS.

SMALL UNFURNISHDD APT. LYON PARK
Clarendon; 8 or rooms, bath, Ink; reply,
giving full particulars. to Box AR, Star
saasss - ps0ne Clarendon 1aa-K2 II, +.
Evening star., 1923-10-11
WANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP.

WANTED AT ONCE-INVEsTMENT PROP
erty for Norfolk customer; small houses or
two-family fat; has $4,000 to invest c. +.
WARING & CO., 219 Bond bldg, 14th and N.
Y. ave.
WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE BUYER FOR A
small apartment or business property; must
show good return on investment; price around
$4,000. IN
Main b644 McLachlen bldg.
Evening star., 1923-10-11
RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1918 FRANKLIN ST N.E.-2 nice light COM
municating rooms: Ink, next to bath. de-
tarhed house: squares ears: 20 min. TO Treas.
North S4l6-W
1237 KENYON ST. NW.-Two rooms, kitch-
enette and private bath: electricity and gas;
continuous hot water.
1137 10th ST. NM rooms. heat and gas.
water and sink: privilege of bath; rent rea-
snnable: also one furnished room. 12s
2ll: PEN SNSYINANIA AVE. N.W.-RoOns.
furnished or unfurnishcd; latrobe heat; light
housekeeping. lie
1905 3rd ST. N.w.-Colorcd: three rooms and
kitchen. 13s
los 18th ST. NE large hk. rooms. 2nd
floor: heat and light; $40.
S21 10th N.W.-Two large basement, $50:
other rooms. 13'
Evening star., 1923-10-11
OFFICE SPACE.

ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, COMPRISING OVER
1000 50. It. OF noor space. in Chesley bldg,
lS17-1319 New York ave-, fronting both New
York ave. and 81 st. Only 300 per month.
DHaU Il Hl1akE1fs 1116 Eye st u.w.,
Evening star., 1923-10-11
WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE. COM
pletely furnished. near school, refined environ
ments; responsible couple. well hammered
child 81; permanent; must be reasonable;
state price. full particulars. Address Box
143-R, Star office.
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE PARTLY FUR.
nished or large, bright room arranged for
Ink, by settled lady: rent about SIT per
month Address Box 2oS- r. Star Office
WARM ROOM, second-t1oor front: constant
hot water; price; vicinity W. b. e. A. ter
minal. Address Box 324-P Star office.
GENTLEMAN desires single room, furnished:
central; preferably In apartment; state price.
Address Box 2S-R Star office. IL
NURSE wants warm, clean room: central;
reasonable: use of. phone: state price. Ad-
dress Box 195-R. Star office.
UNFURNISHED-2 rooms and kitchenette;
electric: preferably in southeast about $50.
Address Box 171-R. Star office. 13s
NEAR CAPITOL-FOur unfurnished rooms
with heat and light; rent not over $50. Ad-
dress Box 3O2-P, Star office. IL
/ FURN. ROOM and kitchenette: vicinity of
Mt. Rainier. Address Box s0-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-10-11

A very attractive 10-room house with 3
baths hot-water heat and electricity; thor
oughiy modern; yearly lease; $3.50 per month.
HEDGES D MIDDLETON. NO,
lisa H St AK. ETapkJia eso2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
Third District Agricultural
School
SCHOOL

IN excellent condition, chopped the
old stalks and destroyed the re-
naming cotton roots which may
have escaped the plow If every
farmer in the cotton belt woula
do this work before the middle
OF October it is certain that we
would have little if any damage
from boil wevi next year. +
seems strange that farmers wouic
tolerate the weevilS each summer
as they do When this method of
control is at their disposal
Why not have a state lawmakin Z
it crime for any land owners TO
have green cotton stalk on his
farm after the middle of October?
j. A. Winslow, representing the
agricultural department Of Central
Of Georgia railroad and Jack Boy
EFT, progressive farmer Of Ran
dolph county, were visitors on the
school farm one day last week.
AZ @lnsAow Is q speclansG on,
.ne sUOseoU o. pasture grasses an0
MAlIter ieBunes. ne was weu
pieaaea wl,h our progress IN startln
carpet grass ana DaiIas grass pas
lures. NItnour doubC good pas
tunes are one OF the greatest needs
OF Georgia FARMERS today.
D. w. Howell the bee specialist
from Shellman, Ga, gave an in
teresting talk to the boys last Fri
day in regard to Bookkeeping.
The man joints we received from
his lecture are as follows:
1. The life duration Of the
workers, Brone and Queen.
2. How to maintain healthy
colony through the winter.
a How TO grow and ship
Queens.
5. The kinds of flowers they get
nectar from.
6. How we should handle bees
when robbing them.
We enjoyed his lecture to the
fullest evtent and hope that it
will be q lesson to all, especially
those who are interested in bee
keeping.
0. W. CasweIl attended the
Jersey cattle auction sale at Ella
vile last Saturday afternoon. He
reuorts that many fine animals
were sold at reasonable prices but
lack Of funds made it impossible
for our school to make any pur-
c1ases.
On Saturday afternoon of last
week Frank Harold, Jr.. of Amer
icus came ont to our school and
gave very interesting talk on his
experiences while at Oxford Uni
persity. ENGLAND, Before Dc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darker Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Whenever her hair took on that dull
faded or strealted appearance, this simt
pie mixture was applied with wonder
full effect. BY asking at any drug store
for "Wyetll's Sage and Sulphur Com4
pound, you viii get q large bottle Of
this old-time recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, al ready
to use, at very little cost This SINH
pie mixture can be depended upon I'd
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair.
Well-lSnown druggists say everybody
uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Conn
pound now because it darkens so nature
ally and evenly that nobody can tell il
has been applied--it's SO easy to use
too. You simply dampen comb OF
soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at a time. BIZ
morning the gray hair disappears; aft
ter another application or two, it is rel
stored to its natural color and lookb
glossy. soft and beautiful.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
EEUFGIl SINGERS To
MEET IN OCTOBER.
Purpose OF Association Is To
Promote Singing in All
Forms Officers Assert

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 11-Rag.
t''ne to religious music will feature
VI'e Georgia Singing Convention
mere next Saturday and Sunday,
according to an announcement by
officials. Reorganization of the
convention on account Of develop
ment also is on the program.
The purpose Of the assertion is
to promote singing "in all forms, "
to interest everyone in some kind
OF singing and to establish fried.
ship among the members. The as.
ISOLATION also has one of its puY-
poses, the making Of sentiment OF
songs one Of the prime objects Of
life, it is stated.
Amony the leaders in the move
ment expected to be present are.
A. J. Showalter, Dalton; Homer T..
Morris, Atlanta; Benn B. Beal,
Douglasville; G. Ross Mullins, Fay.
etteville; c. II. Bottoms, Atlanta
T. B. Moseley, Boaz, Ala, G. T
Fleming, Carrollton, and ]. r.
Aipscomb, Newman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
Eating too much meat may clog
the Kidneys, then the
Back hurts.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need adjusting occasionally, else we
have backache and dnll misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stom-
ach, sleeplessness, and all sorts OF
bladder disorders
You simply must keep your lSidneys
active and clean, and the 1ilonseaIt you
feel an ache or pain in the kidneg re-
gion get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in glass ef wa.
ter before breakfast for a few DAYS,
and your kidneys will then act fue.
This famous salts u made from ~
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COD
bined with hthia, and is harmless 10
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 1t also helps
neutralize the acids III, the urine so IL
no longer irritates, thus helping to r.
lieve bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless, inexpensive;
makes delightful efFervescent litHia
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to help keep tilgir
kidneys clean.
A well-knowh local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts TO folks WHO
believe in trying to correct kidney
trouble while it is only trouble.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
4. & M. seh0oI FoothaII sshedale
IL Given.

a. q M. Schocl rooenah Scneoase
10 Given.
The, Aggies made good showing
against one,lman High at ShellmaE
Saturday, OCTOBER the 10th. This
was merely a practice game. TIE
score being 900 in favor of Aggie.
Coach Waller has now complete
ed his schedule and every game
scheduled Is with a good strong
team, among them being some OF
the leading prep schools Of the
state, also taxing some Of the
Ugh school teams of this vicinity.
The team has beon handicapped
to some extent, due to the fact
of losing two letter men after prac-
tice' had begun, but we have train-
ed some new men to fill their
places and they are showing up
good, in fact the whole team IS
showing up well and looks good.
Hard work will be the menu this
week, getting men in good shape
for the game which is to be played
in Amc4cQs Monday afternoon De-
to5er 18th out at the Aggie field.
The schedule is as follows:
Monday october 15-McRae A.
& NJ. at Americas.
Saturday, October 19-Dawson at
Americas.
Monday October 20 ~ Norman
Park at Norman Park.
Saturday October 27--Ashburn
at Ashubnrn.
Monday November cochran
A. & NJ. at Americas.
Monday, November 12.--NorrRan
Park at Americas.
Monday, November 19-Tifton
A & NJ. at Americus.
Thursday, October %
Farm News.
Our school has joined lie SUM
ter County Program for fighting
the boil weevl in 1924 BY destroy
ing the cotton stalks. The wing
was removed from a two horse
plow and the plow was run under
the cotton rows, thus completely
throwing every stalk out Of the
ground. The land was then sown
in abruzzi rye by hand and seed
covered with four horse die has,
row. This narrowing put the land
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
Hair Glory
One minute a day gave it to me
By Edaa Wallace HOPPER

My hair is my greatest glory. I
grows finer every year. heve never
had falling hair or dandruff, never
a touch of gray. Mine il a grand
mothers age, yet countless girl!
who see me on the stage and else.
where, envy my luXuriant hair.
So with mother. She died at the
age of 81 with hair like mine today
SO with many friends who use my
method. They have beautiful hair.
aud it does not lose its color.
/ an convinced that millions, in
my way, can multiply the beauty Of
their hair. And / have arranged
to bring my method to them.
A French Formula
Ny mother and /, many years
ago, found this formula in France.
It had been developed by experts
whose whole lives had been devoted
to hair study.
One factor in it combats hardened
oil and dandruff, the great enemies
of hair They stifle the hair roots,
check hair growth, choke the supply
of pigment which gives hair its
color.
Other factors stimulate and fer
tilize the scalp. Hair thrives on
such a scalp, as flowers will thrive
in clean and we'll kept garden
One Minute Day
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11

ginning his talk, he gave a most en-
tertaining reading, which was thoi
oughly enjoyed by all. Casey al
the Bat" He was the guest of the
Philomatheon Literary Society.
The Sidney Lamer Literary So
ciety has challenged the Phiioma-
theons for debate on Saturday
OCT, ID. The question is "Resolv.
ed that the people Of long ago wers
better off than the people Of today
he debate is expected to he ver,
inter esting.
The Sidney Laniers are planning
a carnival to be given in the school
building Saturday night, Oct 10 at
Z o'clock. One Of the most interest
ing features win be the Old Time
Plantation Show. There will be
booths, crazy house" and forum
teller. Everyone is cordially invited
The profit will be given to the
athletic association.
Each cooking class has been pre-.
pairing a dish for the dining hall
every day this week. This work is
very practical since it gives tho pu-
pill an idea Of how and what to
prepare for a number Of people.
Sewing classes are conducted reg
ularly.
The girls are practicing basket
bali and expect to have live team
this year Miss Margaret McDon-
aid is coach Of girls athletics.
Raymond Parsons, member of
the teacher training class conduct
ed chapel exercises last Thursday
morning. Other members Of the
class will have this privilege later
on.
We have new pupil this week
Miss Mildred Harris of Drayton
Miss Roberts was called 10
Vienna last Friday to attend the
9aneral Of her nephew, John Henry
Roberts who died at his home in
Tampa, Florida.
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PACE THREE

Sunday afgeruOon.
A number OF Shiloh people a.s
tended the fair in Americas Tues
oay nlgne anu reporsaa some Deal
titul exhibits, Shiloh being we9
represented among them.
MISS Bobbie PITCHER spent last
Wednesday night with her sister
Mrs. Frank Bell.
Wallis Cheek ana Clifford PHI.
cher were at home Sunday. 4
Among those shopping in Amer
ieus Saturday were Mrs. Armolia
Beckwith and children, and Ar%
Windsor Beckwith.
Miss Hazel Bostwick was ere
guest of Miss Ruth Still for en-
eral days the past week.
Miss Ruth Still, Miss Hazel Bost.
wick and Mr.. Clifford Pitcher were
the supper guests of Miss Lois PIT.
cher and Mr.. Hilda Pitcher Suh-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Still and chi
dren were spend-the-day guests 81
Mr. and Mrs. john Moore Sun
day
Mr.. Terrell Bostwicb and Mr.. J
?. Harold returned from pleas
ant visit to Triton Sunday night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11

The Business Mems Club OF
Leslie will be served with dinner
Friday evening by members Of the
P. I. A. The proceeds to be used
for making payment on piano for
Union High school.
Grady Gibson and Walter Clark,
of Americus were visitors in town
Sunday afternoon.
The Lamba-Sigma Society of IN
ion High rendered a splendid prog
ram Friday afternoon after which
the Lamba-Sigma challenged the
Ciceronians for a debate on Re-
solve that Calcium arsenic right
" applied is a net profit to the
farmers. Affirmative represented
by Charles Wamack and Francis
Sims, negative, Fielder Ethridge
and Mary Barnes, The judges, gave
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11
SHILOH

/ Mrs. b. y. Daniel and children
were the guests OF Mr.. and mrs.
Jonn Dan,el Sunday.
Mrs. K. f. bell ana little daugn.
ter, Pauline, Misses LOIS bopue
Pitcher and Mr.. Hilder Pitcher
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Pitcher, who
are residing near Plains at present
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Pitcher and
daughter, Dora Belle and Lura
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Larkin WeIlons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cosper and
Mr.. Claude Cosper we're guests a.
the Birthday dinner of Mr.. Levi:
Pitcher Sunday.
Hrs. R, i. Bell :pent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Bell
IN Amvr.euS.
Walter Johnson of Americas
was at the home of r. f. Bell a
short while Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Cheek entertain.
cd a few of her friends last Friday
night with party.
Miss Hazel Bostwick and mother
were shopping in Americas Mon
day.
Nr and Mrs. Charlie Marshall
and Children we're the spend-tha.
day guests Of her mother, Mrs. W.
/ Short Sunday.
Mr., Walter Johnson was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Mack Bell
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-10-11

l call this formula my Hair
Youth. I apply it daily with an
eye dropper, directly to the scalp.
Just enough to dampen the scalp.
It takes but moment and this
method does not muss the hair.
You have never known anything
SO effective, yet it is harmless. It
does not affect the hairs color,
natural or artificial It's whole eff
| feet Is OH the scalp and the roots
which lie therein.
Hair Youth is sold under guaran-
tee. II the first bottle fails to de-
light you, your dealer will return
its price. So / ask you to try it at
my risk. Learn what it does for
your hair. Let it do what it did
for me and mine, and you will reap
rich rewards.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Hair
Youth is supplied by all druggists
and toilet counters. Price soc and
$500 with eye dropner. Also my
Youth Cream, with two fruits IN IT.
My Facial Youth--my famous liquid
cleanser. And my White Youth
Clay-the last word in facial clay
My Beauty Book comes with each.
My Hair Youth will lead you to
want my other helps, I think. And
they are all now at your call. Edna
Wallace Hopper Business address
Waukasha, VS..