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THE DALTON CITIZEN, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1912.
16 Months Wear and Still Good !
ALL-fOR-WEAR’
THE BEST WORK SHOE
IN THE WORLD
Newsy Letter From Frank Reynolds
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 23.—The recent; I caught John Reese in the act of
_ o concerning the health, of; eating good, old-fashioned “punkin”
school children is a point well taken, 1 pie the other noon at lunch. I’ve often
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PETERS “ALL-FOR-WEAR” WORK SHOES
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♦ County of Carroll, j ’
♦ This is to certify that I have worn a pair of PETER’S ALL-
X FOR-WEAR” Shoes sixteen months, all the time. There is no
T better shoe made.
♦ [Signed] Geo. T. Casebolt, DeWitt., Mo.
♦ Sworn and subscribed to before me this 13th day of April,
I A. D. 1912. [Signed] Floyd E. Weltner,
♦ Notary Public.
I ALL SIZES—TIPPED OR PLAIN TOE-BLACK OR TAN
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| J. H. CARGAL, Manager
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particularly with reference to the ex
animation of their teeth.
The plan used by soldiers of the
Civil war was the chewing of a raw
Irish potato at least once a month,
and it was not a bad one. It prevents
scurvy and kindred diseases. It’s a
simple, cheap, homely, but effective
remedy, and might be pursued with
much profit even now. The acidity
and peculiar qualities of the “tuber
kill the many germs that lurk in the
mouth and cavities of the teeth.
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE
Here, at last, i3 a Razor good enough to guarantee
for life! Our offer: Pay us $2.75 for a Shumate
Tungsten Razor. Use, or even misuse it, and if your
“Tungsten” falls short of perfect service at any time
it will be exchanged free. Nick the blade, break the
handle, damage your Shumate “Tungsten” in any
way; our offer holds good; you can’t lose!
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KING DRUG
DALTON, GA.
CO.,
The secret of Shumate Raror superiority
lies in the exclusive process of genuine Tung
sten Alley Steel, which takes a keener edge
and holds it longer than any steel known,
Full concave, hand-ground blade, elegant
handle. No matter how many razors you have,
you should own a Guaranteed-for-Lifo
Shumate. If you are now experimenting
with any other kind of razor, try a
Shumate 'Tungsten” and watch it shave
its. way into your favor.
Other Styles At Various Prices
King Drug Co., Dalton, Ga.
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Southern Railway
“Premier Carrier of the South”
Excellent Passenger Service to All Points
Elegant Coaches
Magnificent Pullman Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
If you intend traveling to any point i.i any direction
call on or write to nearest Southern Railway agent
J. R. MARTIN, D. P. A.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The attempt to assassinate Colonel
Roosevelt has a hidden meaning and
is appalling when fully analyzed. It
shows that in our cosmopolitan cities,
nihilism is as rampant as it ever was
in St. Petersburg, communism in Paris
or socialism in Berlin. The consoling
feature, if indeed there be any, lies
in the fact that such a thing has
never happened south of the Mason
and Dixon line. The Czolgoszs, Git-
eaus and Booths were not of the
South.
When the 300 Greeks marched
through the streets here the other
day to see the volunteers off to pa
triotically fight for their country the
college Pan-Hellenic fraternities got
a correct imitation of what that
hyphenated word means. Above the
Grecian flag the boys carried “Old
Glory,” and all Atlanta felt a thrill
of pride and patriotism in the af
fair. I can faintly imagine what this
country felt when the flower of the
boys left for the front to fight for
the preservation of the constitution
in the Sixties.
wondered upon what meat John was
feeding to grind out such good grist
for the dear old Macon Telegraph, and
now I’ve let the secret out.
Among the other ex-Daltonians
here are Bert Loveman, Charley
Townley, Robert Kirk, Hugh Quinn,
Stafford Stark and Beck Horne.
Among the Dalton visitors here the
past week were S. P. Maddox, Julian
McCamy, W. R. Davis, Henry Ham
ilton, Hubert Judd, J. W. Bogle, Dr.
John Steed, Young Mr. Langston, of
Amzi; Robert Loveman, W. A. Rob
ertson, Rev. J. T. Richardson, Mrs. R.
M. Herron and Mrs. J. S. Thomas.
Women!
If weak, you need Cardui,
the woman’s tonic. Cardui
is made from gentle herbs,
acts in a natural manner,
and has no bad results, as
some of the strong drugs
sometimes used. As a med
icine—a tonic—for weak,
tired, worn-out women,
Cardui has been a popular
success for over 50 years.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thomas have
moved here and are neighbors of the
Dalton colony out in West End.
Madam Esther Boone (“Miss Nell
Knight”) was the attraction at the
auditorium Sunday. She scored heav
ily by singing selections from the
operas of “Aida” and “Samson and
Delilah.” Solon Druckenmiller and
Madam Boone are in great demand
here in high grade musical circles.
Take
CARDUI
Ninety-seven preachers prayed for
Mayor-elect “Jim” Woodward Sun
day. You have, perhaps, heard of
the Daltonian who knocked another
one down several times and finally
urged the defeated on to arise and
accept apologies, haven’t you? Your
“Uncle Jeems” has not so far been
to their confession.
F. F. REYNOLDS.
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♦ OOLTEWAH, TENN., ROUTE 2 ♦
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The health of our little valley is
very good at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, of Chatta
nooga, were visiting their sister, Mrs.
Friar, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. M. J. Argo spent Thursday
with Mrs. Hugh Acuff.
Mrs. Mattie Ellis visited Mrs. Friar
and daughter Saturday night.
Miss Jennie Thurman has returned
home, after spending a week with
friends and. relatives in Chattanooga.
Miss Alice Story called on her aunt,
Mrs. M. M. Argo, Monday morning.
The little school is progressing
nicely at White Oak, with Mr. Louis
Defreese as teacher.
Sir. Billy Porter visited Mr. SI. SI.
Argo Sunday.
Mr. J. D. Argo spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Georgia.
Sir. Allen Quinn and Miss Alice
Story attended the singing at Oolte-
wah Sunday afternoon, and reported
a nice time.
Sliss Annie Fitzgerald called on
Sliss Ruby Friar Thursday.
Dr. O. G. Hughes passed through
our burg Saturday enroute to see
Sirs. Rachael Argo, who is still very
ill.
Mrs. Bessie Quinn was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Henry Long, Sunday.
Sirs. Mabel Payne, of St. Elmo, has
returned home after spending a few
days with her grandparents, Sir. and
Mrs. John Thurman.
Sliss Ida Long is visiting relatives
in St. Elmo.
Sir. Jake Whitenburg, of Chatta
nooga, visited his mother Sunday.
Sliss Ruby Friar called on Sliss
Alice Story Slonday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Liner spent Sat
urday with their mother, Sirs. Aman
da Friar.
Sliss Ida Argo called on her grand
mother, Sirs. SI. J. Argo, Sunday.
Mr. Allen Quinn and Miss Alice
Story attended services at Ooltewah
Baptist church Saturday night.
I wonder what has become of the
New Hope correspondent. I haven’t
seen a ietter from there in some time.
Much success to the dear old Citi
zen and its many readers.
NOTICE.
City tax books are open
for the collection of taxes
for 1912. The registra
tion books are also open.
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Notice to Subscribers.
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Citizen, is making a trip over this sec
tion, collecting back subscriptions and
taking new ones. As it will take him
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thoroughly, The Citizen requests that
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The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Lula Walden, of
Gramlin, S. C, followed
this advice. Read her let
ter : “I was so weak,
when I first began to take
Cardui, that it tired me to
walk just a little. Now, I
can do all the general
housework, for a family of
9.” Try Cardui for your
troubles. It may be the
very remedy you need.
National Woolen
A Square Deal
The “National Way” of Doing Business
No Extra Charges
We are one price tailors. You can come in here,
make your selection from our entire stock of over
half a thousand pure wool fabrics, then tell us to
tailor it any style, whether it’s Norfolk, English.
Semi-English or regulation style, you get it with
the very best lining and without a penny extra.
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
TO YOUR ORDER
$15.00
No more
No less
HEARD IN DALTON.
“Quality, Style, Fit, Our Success" 1
Be a “Tailor-Made" man. StartTodav
All over Dalton you hear it.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are keeping up
the good work, curing kidneys, driv
ing away backache, correcting urin
ary ills. Dalton people are telling
about it—telling of bad backs made
sound again. You can believe the
testimony of your own townspeople.
They tell it for the’ benefit of you
who are suffering. If your back aches, j jp
of you feel lame, sore or miserable, W
if the kidneys act too frequently, or j *
passages are painful, scanty and off j ^
color, use Doan’s Kidney • Pills, the j *
remedy that has helped so many of : a
your friends and neighbors. Follow
this Dalton citizen’s advice and give *
Doan’s a chance to do the same for
Actual values $25 to
$30, Our price $15
National Woolen Mills
World's Largest Tailors
Dalton, Georgia 27 Hamilton Street
T. J. Peeples,. R. F. D. No. 6, Dal
ton, Ga., says: “I can give Doan’s
Kidney Pills my hearty recommenda
tion as they cured me of a severe at
tack of kidney complaint after all
else I had tried had utterly failed.
I procured the remedy at Fincher &
Nichols’ Drug Store and strongly ad
vise other kidney sufferers to try it.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
take no other.
MONTHLY
INCOME
Your widow will have only what you leave her. All Northwestern policies can
be made payable monthly. Let the Northwestern Send the monthly pay
e nvelope to her.
J. C. OSBORN
District Agent
ROOFING
35 UA RANT EE D
J-M Regal Roofing is sold under the most liberal and honest
warranty ever given with any roofing of this type; and this
warranty is backed by a $3,000,000.00 concern that has had over a
half century of experience in the roofing business.
Isn’t such protection worth having, especially when J-M REGAL
Koo El xg costs no more than roofing on w hich you have to take chances?
J-M Regal Roofing will stand this exceptionally liberal war
ranty because it is composed of genuine J-M TnixiDAD Lake
Asphalt, properly processed to withstand sun-light, wind, rain,
6now, oxygen, acids, heat and cold. And, you know, Trinidad
Lake Asphalt has been used for 30 years for street paving in the
larger cities where the conditions of weather and wear and tear are
much more severe than in roofing. As a result, Regal is unequalled
in durability by any other roofing material.
You owe it to yourself to examine J-M Regal Roofing before
you buy. Come in and get samples and booklet.
Gardner Plumbing Co.
in The Citizen is
worth two on the fence.
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F. S. PRUDEN, Agent.
REPRESENTING ALL OLD LINE COMPANIES.
Crawford Street.
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♦ 750 Acres of Fine Farm Land, x
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jus! one Carry’s Headache Powder,
a glass ol water and two minutes
te cure the most stubborn and
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There is nothing in Carry’s Headache Powders to
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The Pound Store
North Dalton, Georgia
will begin the greatest slaughter
price sale of the Autumn season
Next Friday, October 25th
and continue for 10 days only
To share profits with our customers before sup*
plying their needs for the winter we make special
prices on our entire stock, consisting of Ladies’,
Misses 9 and Boys 9 Underwear, Blankets, Outings,
Hosiery, etc., also Dress Goods from the finest Whip
cords, Broadcloths, Serges, Panamas, Silk Poplins,
etc., down to the Ginghams and Calicoes.
Being unable to quote prices on our entire Stock,
we only quote a few and mo St cordially invite you
to come, see and get the greatest offer ever pre
sented you.
Standard Calicoes at, per yd 4c
Dress Ginghams at, per yd 5c
A.F.C. and Red Seal Dress Ginghams at per yd. 7 1-2c
40-inch Sheeting at, per yd 6c
“Blue Belle” Shirting Cheviot at, per yd. . 7c and 8c
Best quality yird-wide Percale at, per yd. . . 7 1-2c
I IQf’Ptl f r ^° P erson buying the largest
amount of goods during our 10 days’
sale will be given absolutely free a handsome
Genuine Ostrich French curl plume, 18 in. long**
a bargain for five dollars.
The Pound Store
PHONE 205 j