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Bows Clothing

1903 Pairs Khaki Pants, heavy
weight and dark shade, strap
bottom; sizes to 10
years. Former $1.19 6Qc
grade .............
7 Odd Coats from Suits of
Corduroy, also lot of wool
MILDLY tops; sizes and
years. Former $3.50 QSc
and $500 grades. ..... 1oC
81 Pairs School Pants, of all
wool, part wool and cotton ma
teriaIs; straight knee and
knickerbocker styles: sizes
to IA years; some slight Irreg-
uIars. Former 69c to 2Qc
S1.39 grades. s......
(First Floor-Bargain Booth.)
35 Refer Coats, of aI!-wool
tweeds and blue serge, with
brass buttons; sizes 3 to
years. Forner s6.75 to G.
s9.75 grades. W.
q Four piece Vest Suits, of wool
mixtures; vest to match and
two pairs of lined knickers;
sizes 8, 9, 10 and IS
years. Former sa75 $500
grade ...............
as Pairs Cloth Pants, knicker-
booker style, assorted mixtures;
sizes 9 to II years; perfect
quality and slight irreg- 6Sc
uIars of 81 grade. Wv
242 Boys School Blouses, at
tached- collar and sport styles,
of khaki, striped, tan and
ble-yoke backs; perfect quality
II, ~
7eC 70 S1.0o grades. ..
1872 Shirts, attached and neck,
band styles; white, blue and
neat striped effects, all with
double yoke ks; perfect
quality and slight irreeulars;
sizes 121a to IA neck measure.
Former $1.oo and SIPS SQc
grades
II Long Pants Suits, with two
pairs Of pants, some with one
pair long and one pair golf.
others with long pants and
vest; sizes 13 to II years. For
mer $3.50 to $500 Sll.85
GRADES ...
% Norfolk Suits, good quality
materials; fulI-Iined knicker-
booker pants; sizes z, 8 and
syears. Former $500 S2.05
grade ...............
7a AIl-wooI Jersey Suits, for
boys to years Of age; MILDLY
and Oliver Twist styles; COM
bination- color trimmed; entire
suit washable. For
mer $500 and $500 $3.50
grades -........,..
13 AJI-wooI Suits, for stout boys
10 to 18 years Of age; knicker-
booker pants. For @ *
mer $500 grade. po
Goidenberg s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Footwear

15o pairs Women's Oxfords and
Pumps, of tan, patent leather,
black and brown kid and dun
feathers; sizes 21a to z; Cuban,
military and low S1 80
heels. Sale price. ~
100 pairs Children's Low Shoes
patent and dull feathers; spring
heels; sizes in the lot from 9
to 8 and 815 to II.
Former $500 to $500 S1 40
100 pairs Women's Low Shoes, OF
patent leather, tan calf, satin,
suede and dull feathers, welted
and turn soles; Spanish, mill
tary and low walking heels;
sizes 212 to 7, A to D widths.
Former $500 to $500 or DO
grades
so pairs Boys and Little Gents
School Shoes, of tan leather;
sizes II to 1914 and 211 to 5.
Former $3.50 to $500 CT 70
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

Lace Department
s1.6e Georgette Crepe, close
woven quality, 40 inches wide,
in wanted shades, S1 90
also black and white, PAoI
STAG ChantilIy Flouncings, 13
and 18 inches wide; ecru, &I
white and cream. ..
6ec Val Laces, edeings and in
sertions; various widths
and patterns; 12-yard 17c
bolts
sec Duchesse Laces, insertions
and bandines; 2 and inches
wide; pretty patterns; 11c
cream and white
7ec White Cotton Net, firm
woven quality, 72 inches SSc
wide ........:.::
sec Venice Laces, edeinss and
insertions; and q inches wide;
white, cream and ecru; 1Qe
pretty patterns. .......-.
1oc Trimming laces, crochet,
val and cIuny iaces; ecru and
white; I and IL inches 80
GoIdenbergs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Art Goods

Stamped piIIowcase Tubing, two
neat patterns. Regu- RH
larry $1.00 pair. A.. oOC
q dozen All-linen Table Runners,
with hemstitched edges; pret-
tiIy embroidered in bright QQc
colors. $3.50 grade OOo
44-inch Stamped Lunch Cloths,
good quality white lin
enc; two tterns. 11c
Regular 75c grade. C
26 boxes Glossilla Silk (Rayon)
Twist, in asorted shades; 175-
yard spools. Regular 1Oo
79c value. ....
6 dozen Stamped krinkIe Weave
Scarfs, full length. IOc
Regular Soc value
8 dozen Stamped Rompers, pink
and green stripe material; sizes
2 and 8 years. Regular 0Oc
$1.00 value. ..........
q dozen Stamped Neeiieees, good
quality plain colored voile; in
lave d er, peach and
ary. Regular $1.oo RQc
grade
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Linen Department

2 Pieces AII-Iinen Cream Table
Damask, 70 inches wide, extra
heavy weight; two neat QQc
patterns. $3.50 grade.
% Dozen Bleached Turkish
Towels, neat blue borders, close
absorbent weave; irreg- OQc
ulars of 49c grade
SO MerceriEed Damask Pattern
TabIecIoths, size 72x72 inches;
irregulars Of $3.50 @I 90
grade ............
3 Pieces Art Linen, 81 inches
wide, warranted all linen, nat
uraI color; for searfs, lunch
cloths, etc. Regular $1.oo RQc
GoIdenberS's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Corsets and Brassieres

Odd lot Of Corset Brassieres,
ons-hip models, with four gar
ters, fasten back and side
models; broken sizes. QQc
s1.5o mad $500 grades.
Popular Make Corsets and
GirdIes, of fancy pink ma
terial and coutil; broken lots
and sizes. Former G7 90
$50 and $500 grades
7 Thomson's Rubber Reducing
Brassieres, pink-coVered rub.
bed; long hips and four gar
ters; sizes 40 to
as. Former $500 Cd OK
grace
GoIdenberE's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Hosiery

ChiIdren's Cotton Socks, short
length; irregulars of 25c IN.
grade AoG
Women's Rayon Hose, with
three b ack; all
colors; irregulars of 69c 90
grace ........
Wcmen's Silk Hose, full fash.
ioned, double sole, heel and toe;
Isle garter tops: mostly in
black; irresulars of $1.0o 10
grace
Children's Rayon Socks, drop
stitch effects; with fancy turn
over tops;. irreeuIars of 40
59c grade. ...... fSC
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Women'S Gloves

Women'S Gloves
Women's Elbow length MiIanese
and Tricot Silk Gloves, with
embroidered and Paris point
backs, double tipped fingers;
white, b lack and wanted
shades. $t.5o and S1,75 OOo
grades
Novelty Cuff Chamosuede Gloves,
with wide embroidered back,
turnback or fare embroidered
cuffs; assorted shades. o.
$1.f9 grades at. ....... osC
Wear Right Chanosuede Gloves,
f6-button length, embroidered
backs; In gray, mode, biscuit
and sand; sizes to 8. o.
Former $1.29 grade. :. OOC
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Mems Clothing

1eo Odd Two Pants Suits, in
models for young men, also
sports models; in m u m
erays, tans, browns and a few
blue serge; sizes 33 S11 2S
to AZ in the lot. -.
2t Odd Coats, of blue serge, fancy
blue stripes and m ixtures;
sizes 81, 80, 80, 81, 35 and SO.
Left from suits SELL
ing at s1e,75 and S5.05
$24.75. At. %o'/c
Mems Khaki Pants, with cuffs,
belt loops, flaps with button-on
hip pockets and suspender but
tons; sizes 80 to 48
in the lot. Former SI30
$t.95 grade. At. %Ao
% Odd Vests. of blue serge and
fancy mixtures; for students
and young men; sizes
81, 80, SO, 35 and So. QOc
AZ
GoldenberG's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Donestics

Mill Ends Of 32.inch Dress
Ginghams, in checks and plaids,
good assortment of coiors;
lengths from to 8 TO1nc
yaros ........... g
35o PIain-color Zephyrs, war
Tsnted fast oolors, in Copen, old
rose, reseda, pink, peach, gray
and tan; 81 inches 90
wide ..............
15o Standard Apron Ginshans,
in all size blue and brown Ino
checks; fast coIors.... oS
22c PsrcaIes, So inches wide,
light grounds with printed
checks, stripes, d is, 1Rc
pIaids and neat figures. S
2eo Yankee Print Zephyrs, 36
inches wide, In a variety of
new chintz designs and 1Oc
colorinss; fast colors..
GoldenberE' Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Mems Furnishings

$50 pairs Rayon (Fiber Silk
Half Hose, plain and ribbed
styles; full reinforced heel, toe
and sole; black and plain
colors; irresuIars Of Soc 29c
IS r Sample Shirts, all Of rayon
(Yiber siIk) material; soft cuffs
and neckband style; sizes 1413
aua quality; VI $500 and $40
$3.50 grades. ........
81 Pajamas, broken lots from
stock; sizes A and 3 only;
plain coIors and stripes; good
quaiit ity materials;
s2.qo and s2.5o $l.29
grades
24o Golden Rule Blue chambray
Work Shirts, collar alta ched;;
one breast pocket; sizes 10 and
1917. Regularly s1.oo 65c
each. At. ...:, ...-..
1874 Athletic Union Suits, OF
nainsook, madras, n1arquisette
and other fine materials; some
with S ht imperfeetions;
broken sizes; $1.oo to Zoe
s1.75 grades. At. -.;.;:.,
372 Mems Mercerized Lisle Half
Hose, high spIiced heel, double
reinforced sole and toe; black
and plain colors; irresu- 16c
lars of 35c grade. ......
26o Mems Union Suits, balbrig-
Gan and white ribbed cotton;
short sleeves, full length legs
and closed crotch; knit on
Copper's spring needle ma
chimes; bro k ell sizes. QSc
$500 grade. e..............
IL Blanket Cloth 3 athro b 8,
louneing style; button down
front; good patterns;
perfect quality; $1,000 Cd, *
grade ...............
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
39c Drape Wells
16c
Drape Wells, ~ yards long,
plain and fancy neshes, with
dotted and scroll borders. Plain
and combination coiors.
Goldenbergs-First Floor.
25c Cretonnes
12Hc Yard
80 and "a inch Cretonnes, light
and dark colors; for draperies
and coverings; mill lengths from
1 to s yards.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
$3.50 Porch Curtains
S26S

Heavy Blue and Brown Stripe
Canvas Porch Curtains, on strong
pole complete with ropes and all
attachments. ft. wide, with I
ft. s inch drop.
oldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Regular Sc Room Size
Stenciled Grass Rugs
'Siz;t'' sizs S3.85 fs;s::s;:s fSS $s:,;5: s$s

Ideal Floor Coverings for Summer homes, these oxl2
Sencled Grass Rugs will attract many housewives
fourth floor tomorrow to take advantage of this saving All
are perfect quality close and heavy weight Finished
with tapebound sides and ends Coors of green and
brown in oriental and medallion designs. Light and dark
CoorS.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Women's Apparel

Crepe Nightgowns, white and
pink; beautiful quality, some
with embroidered designs.
others with contrast
ing trimmings. $1.ea CT 90
SO Novelty Chenise, dropstitch
effect silk and cotton materials,
light colors; dainty imported
laee-trimmed yokes. O. 90
Sf.79 grade.
10 Black Sateen Bungalow
Aprons, Iustrous quality; hand
embroidered designs,
in pretty coIorinss. &I 40
$1.9S grade. .......
II Morning Glory Frock Aprons,
Of checked sinshams, trimmed
with orsandy collar and sashes;
finished with deep
hem; broken sizes. at. or
Goidonberg's-Third Floor.
Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons, striped, lowered,
moire and other wanted styles,
four and five inches wide, plain
and colored combi-
ns.ian'' matte. zoe and 25o 12Hc
Five.inch Taffeta Ribbons, fancy
patterns and moires, for all
purposes; plenty Of black
in the lot. 3sc grade. CSc
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
20c Neckwear, 12c
An odd lot of Women's Neck
wear, including Collars, Bibs,
Separate Cuffs and Circular
Tabs, in white and colors. OF
lace, organdy and Iinene.
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
7oc and CSC Chair
Cushions, 4Sc
16x1S-inch Bar Harbor Shape
Chair Cushions, filled with cot
ton, covered with fast color Gre
tonnes, in beautiful patterns;
tufted with ten buttons
Observation-Disclosures Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Stationery


s Genuine Cowhide Leather Brief
Cases, in black only. CT -
Regular $2.25 grade,
SAC Venetian Fabric Stationery,
white only; linen finish; 72
sheets of paper with SO CQc
envelopes to match.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
81 Couch Covers
S1.4S
Heavy Linene Couch Covers, %
inches wide, 21. yards long, wash
able and durable; finished with
knotted fringe. Linen color
grounds with green blue, red and
tan stripes.
GoldenberR's--Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Silk Department

400 Yards of "Glowsheen" Crepe,
distinctive wash fabric for
Spring dresses. SeIf-coIored
novelty Rayon (fiber siIk),
grounds with self colored
blocks, in apricot, fallow, melon,
tile, copen, FREELY, cocoa, black
and white. SO inches wide.
REGULAR price, SIPS 79c
yard
36-inch Printed Bulgarian
Crepes, high -lustered Rayon
fiber silk) fabric, in rich COL
or combinations; choice of light
and dark colors. Regu- R6c
lar price, $1.o0 a yard. oo|
33-inch Imported Printed Pom
gee, all ure-siIk quality, in
beautiful assortment of neat
styles and printines. 71c
Regular price, $1.19 yard 1c
4o-inch Sport Satin, a heavy,
Iustrous Rayon (fiber siIk)
quality, in all wanted sport
shades, as we'll as black and
white. They wash perfectly.
Regular price, $1.6s SIOS
4o-inch Flat Crepe, fine, firm
texture and all pure silk quail
ity, in 20 new Spring shades
and black. Regular CD 90
price, $500 a yard. ~
GoIdenberg 's-First Floor.
BedWear and CottOnS
s1xo0 Seamless BIeached Sheets.
double bed size; free from
starch or dressing; heavy,
round thread quality. S1I0
S1.5o grade. ...... PI'AI
63x99 Seamless 6Ieached Sheets,
extra length for single beds;
free from starch. Resu- QQc
lar S1.3e value. ...... NV
$3.50 White Dimity Bedspreads,
size 8ox90 inches for double
beds; standard quail Sl.80
S. Betty Bates Bed Sets, s1xso
inches for double beds; seal
loped edges and cut
out corners; blue,
gold and pink woven C1. QQ
stripes .........
$40 Rayon Bed Sets, size 8fxeo
inches for double beds; rose,
blue and gold woven $7.98
stripes
25c BIeached PiIlowcases, size
42x36 inches; hand torn and
ironed; finished with IQc
deep hem. Each. ......
45c BIeached PilIowcases,
42x36 inches, of pillow COc
case cotton. Each.
1ec BIeached Muslin, SO inches
wide; close woven, IC1oc
soft finish quality. ~
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Umbrellas

Mems and w o m e n S
American (Cotton) Taffeta
Umbrellas, wide and mar
row taped edge styles;
warranted fast black and
rain proof; irreeulars of
$500 n d $2.9s Ct 90
grades. At. ~
Children's Umbrellas, in
black and colors, including
many of the popular Fruit
of the Loom Umbrellas,
in various coIors and at
tractive h a n d es;
irresuIars of SIPS 9Sc
and $3.50 values. Wv
Goldenberg's-Firs Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
81 Waists and
OVerblOuses
Soc
SOC

Lot of Women's Waists
and Overblouses of white
dimdty and voile, trimmed
with lace; Peter Pan, tux
edo or round-neck collars.
Sizes 36 to 46.
First Floor--Bargain Table,
Evening star., 1925-04-28
$3.50 Silk Scarfs
$1.S9

Crepe de Chine Scarfs. Is yards
long, 1874 inches wide. figured and
striped effects. finished with contrast
ing color ends.
GoldenberK's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
R ess Goods

8 pieces AiI-wool French Flannel,
27 inches wide; good assort-
ment of desirable shades. OOo
Regular $3.50 grade. ~O
10 pieces All-wool Crepe, 20
inches wide; black, navy,
brown, gray and green grounds
with neat white stripes and
checks a"sds Regular $500 $1.19
6 pieces AIl-wooI Stripe Serge,
81 inches wide, grounds of
black, navy, brown and henna,
with neat hairIine
stripes. Regular $500 Ct 40
NdluS
GoIdenbsrx'k-FirstF Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Toilet Goods

Si.0o Jars Domino FreckIs GSo
Cream .................
$1.oo Jars Of Domino lS
Wrinkle Cream ooC
One Regular 25o Cake Noxzema
Skin Soap and one 25o Jar
of Noxxema Cream, both C1c
36c Tube MineraIava IOo
Beauty Clay. ~
15c and 1870 Tcothbrushes, bone
and transparent celluloid IT,
handles, assorted shapes AS
Regular 10c Cakes of Life IT,
Buoy Soap. TWO for. III
Sf.00 Hot Water Bags, good
quality maroon rubber, usual
two-quart size, perfect R1c
quality ..............
Imitation Ivory Hairbrushes,
good quality bristIes, assorted
shapes. $3.50 and S1.e8 OQo
kinds at. %oe
Imitation Ivory Mirrors, assorted
shapes and sizes. Regular
$3.50 and $f.9S VAL OQo
GoldenbsrKs-F1rst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

the odd
All
compelling these coshy
Evening star., 1925-04-28

1903 Pairs Khaki Pants, heavy
weight and dark shade, strap
bottom; sizes to 10
years. Former S1.19 ROo
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quirer.
Rev. John NJ. Cutler, pastor the
First Methodist Church will be on
the program for a short talk, and on
The Place of the Church in the
Battle" for law enforcement. Rev.
H. H. Shirley, pastor of the Central
Baptist, will be chairman of the aft
Iernoon.
An added feature of the after
Moons program will be the Open
Forum, held at the close of the lee
ture.
Hon. Oliver w. Stewart, of Chica-
go, ILL.,, Editor of the National En-
quirer will give the principal address
in the evening, Friday Nov. 20 at
80 at the First Baptist Church. Mr..
Stewart is known throughout the
Nation for his intrepid spirit in the
fight for the 18th Amendment, and
has been continuously in the field
for Law Enforcement, so that his
appearance here, will put the num-
Der of lectures this veteran in the
cause of Civil Righteousness has de-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14
PAGEANT FOR
FIRST BAPTIST
SUNDAY night
Send The Light" VIII Be Given
BY Ten Members of the
Senior B. Y. P. u.

"Send The Light" a pageant with
ten characters will be given at the
First Baptist Church Sunday night
at 7 o'clock. In addition to the pa
geant a special musical program has
been planned and Pastor Branch ex-
tends to all cordial invitation to all
70 attend the services at that time
Judscn Rushin plays the part as a
young man of Americas, jamie Muir
ray as Miss America; Minnie Reat
Reese as a Spanish girl; Nellie Horne
as japanese girl; Jeffrey Kersey
as d American school girl; Raymond
Parsons as a Christian teacher; Car
rol Purvis as a ministerial student;
Edwin Kimball as young business
man and Misses Sarah Hamrick and
Edith Jennings as candle bearers.
The pageant is staged by the SEN
Tor B. Y. P. o., and is one of the
few such organizations in this sec
ton that is rated Al, very high
standard in efficiency being neces-
sary to acquire that rating.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14
LECTURE SERIES
HERE NEXT WEEK
Number of Prominent Speakers
Will Be Here Next Thursday
and Friday

Col Alfred L. Moudy, prominent
educator in the Indiana schools will
be in Americas Thursday, Nov. 10Th
to deliver a lecture in the First Bap-
fist church, at 1880 p. m. His sub
iect, "The Rock of Liberty" which is
drawing large crowds throughout the
country, will be the first of a series
of three lectures to be given in the
First Baptist church by members of
the Flying Squadron Foundation, of
Indianapolis, Indiana. Col. Moudy
comes highly recommended as de-
livering his subject in mastery
manner. He has an enviable war
record for military service on the
Mexican Border and in the World
| War and holds the distinction of
Lieutenant Colonel in the 150th
Artillery, U. S. Army. A well
Known local resident, Mr.. 7. F. Gate
wood will be chairman of the even
ing, Rev. W. NJ. Haywood, pastor
of the Lee Street Methodist Church
will offer the invocation.
T. The second lecture of this series
will be given by Miss Norma G.
. Brown, on Constitutional Govern
ment, Friday afternoon at 3 p. m
in the First Baptist Church. Miss
Brown is young speaker of excep-
tional ability which she readily dem
onstrates to her audience, by hand
ling subject, usually conceded t.
be within the realm of the masculine
mind, only. She has spoken in e7
cry Capitol city in the United
States, is brilliant writer and as
sistant Editor of the National En-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14
SOUTH LEADS
IN BUILDING
FOR YEAR 1925

Continued From Page One.)
buildings, including hotels and apart
ments in Miami, neared the million
mark.
Other notable individual buildings
included for the month were the
plant extensions of the Gulf State
Steel company, of Gadsden, Ala,
100000; an addition to the Buena
Vista Hotel, of Biloxi, Miss, Cin-
Guided in the September permits.),
$50O,0O0; the George W. Harvey
building, $75O,O0O, and the Alliance
Realty company hotel, $350,OO0, at
West Palm Beach; the American Ma
tional bank building, Sarasota, $780,
600; an addition to the 0. Henry no.
tel, Greensboro, N. c., $135@00; q
junior high school, Petersburg, Va,
SITS, 900; an Episcopal church at
Alexandria, La, $125,000; a build
! ing for the international Harvester
company, Amarillo, Tex, 100000;
a nurses home, $4,000, and a hos
pital at Memphis, $110, 900; Sun
day school building, $4,000, Bir-
mingham.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14
MISS OLIVER
GIVES PARTY
Entertains Her Club and Other
Friends at Her Home in
Plains

PLAINS, Nov. 14.-On Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Francis Oliver en-
tertained most delightfully."- her club
and other friends The attractive
home was lastly decorated in the
national colors, suggesting the spirit
of the day, rich red Autumn leaves
adding to the beauty of the decora-
tons. The score cards further carried
out the idea of Armistice Day. At
the conclusion of the game, delicious
refreshments were served. Miss
Oliver was assisted by Mrs. Ernest
Spann. Those playing were Mrs.
Rees Andrews, Mrs. Sam Burgin,
Mrs. B. f. Thrasher, Mrs J. A..
Monts, Mrs. John Oliver, Mrs. S. H.
Zimmerman, Mrs. M. M. Jennings,
Mrs. Alton Garter, Mrs Frank Greer,
Mrs. Edgar Zimmerman, Mrs. j. c..
Logan, Miss Eleanor Chambliss, Miss
Marguerite Hudson, Miss Ruth Short,
Miss Julia Coleman and Miss Pearl
Langford Mrs. Mary Campbell com
ing in for refreshments.
The Parent-Teacher association IS
perfecting plans made to serve
Thanksgiving dinner in the large din
ing room at the school house on
Thanksgiving day. Committees have
been appointed and preparations are
being made to serve large number,
Patrons and friends of the school are
urged to patronize the association on
this occasion, the proceeds to go to-
wards furnishings for the stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn rodson, of
Atlanta, were guests of Mr.. A. bod
son for a short time Friday evening.
Mrs. Mark Chan.bliss and Mrs.
Cora Lunsford were shopping in AL
bany Monday.
Mrs, Edgar Zimmerman left Fri
day for Forsyth to spend two days
with her daughter, Miss Hazel Tim
norman, who is attending Bessie Tiff
College.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14

GREAT PICTRE
AT RYLANDER

Following Directly upon its sensa-
tional New York showing, Univers-
ais spectacular mystery-romance,
"The Phantom of the Opera" will be
seen here at the Rylander theater
Monday and Tuesday.
This adaptation OF the famous
novel by CASTOR LerouX, the noted
French exponent of the weird and
sensational, directed by Rupert Jul
ian, includes spectacular scenes and
settings which are the result of six
months preparation and the work of
hundreds of experts in photograph
lighting, mining engineering and con-
struction.
Lon CLANCY as the star of 1.-The
Phantom of the Opera" will startle
! the audience with a makeup that
took him three months to devise for
the part of Erik, the Phantom. Mary
Philbin as Christine Daae, plays the
| leading feminine lole, and Norman
Kerry appears as Raoul de Chagny,
| her lover.
Five thousand playeres were useC
in the picture.
"The Phaontom of the Opera"
lends itself to an elaborate musical
program having been conceived an
written around this famous opera
house which was planned by Napol-
con III and completed by the Re-
public after his downfall. Much of
the dramatic action occurs during tn,
production of Faust" upon the stag
of the opera house. Music from this
opera predominates the score ar
ranged by the noted musical director
Gustav Hinrichs. The score is SUI
plemented by French composition
many of which have seldom if eve
been played in this country, as the
opening of this picture commemor
ates the semi-centennial of the his
toric Paris Opera House.
AS an added feature, r P. Stack
house tenor, Miss Lucy Lane ant
Miss Louise Thayer, sopranors will
be heard in special vocal numbers a
$50 and 8;45 p. m. each day.
Common sense is the only thins
that can make experience useful.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-11-14
BEAUTY PARL0R
OPENS MONDAY
The Marinello VIII Open ir
Rooms Over Thos. L. Bells
Jewelry Store

A new beauty parlor will open its
doors to the wcn-en of Americas
Moday, the Marinello, it is called,
Mrs. R. L. Crawford, proprietress
1t is located in newly outfitted
rooms over Bells Jewelry store, on
Lamar street.
Mrs. Crawford has only recently
returned from Chicago, where she
completed six months course and
secured her diploma as a cometician.
While she purchased all of her
equipment which includes all of those
things necessary for the practice of
her profession.
The parlors are composed of sew
eral rooms, one a living room outfit
ted in reed furniture; another room
is fully equipped for giving perman-