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CITIZEN Our September bargain offer brought such fine results, adding so many new subscribers to THE CITIZEN, that we have decided to keep it open during October. Many of the farmers have not sold their cotton, and we want them to get the benefit of the reduced rate. With cotton over 20 cents, THE CITIZEN at $1.00 per year is a fine buy. That the people appreciate this is shown by the many who have come in on our September proposition. Send that dollar—if you’re already a subscriber, we’ll mark your paper up one year from it’s expiration date; if you don’t get THE CITIZEN, we’ll send it to you. Send your name and address with $1.00 in check, money order or stamps to The Dalton Citizen Dalton, Ga. Legal Notices SCHOOL. TAX NOTICE. GEORGIA, Whitfield County. Board of Roads & Revenue of Whitfield County, at the September session. Sept. 6th, 1921. On recommendation of J. D. Field, school superintendent, the following amounts are levied for Local School Tax: Antioch, 1 y 2 mills, or 15 cents on $100. Bunker Hill, 2i£ mills, or 25 cents on $100. Broad Acre, 2i£ mills, or 25 cents on $100. Center Point, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. Cohutta, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. Cove City, 4 mills, or 40 cents on $100. Bawnville, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. » Beep Spring, 2 mills, or 20 cents on $100. Bug Gap. 5 mills, or 50 cents on $100. Five Springs, 5 mills, or 50 cents on $100. Good Hope, 1i/ 2 mills ,or 15 cents on $100. Howell, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. Few Hope, 5 mills, or 50 cents on $100. Oak Grove. 4 mills, or 40 cents on $100. Pine Grove, nothing. Temperance Hill, 2% mills, or 25 cents on $100. I Tunnel Hill, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. Vnrnells, 5 mills, or 50 cents on $100. Waring, 3 mills, or 30 cents on $100. Pleasant Grove, 4 mills, or 40 cents on $100. H. J. WOOD, Ordinary. Clerk and Chairman, Board of Com- niissioners of Roads and Revenue. Whitfield qounty, Georgia. rOTICE. itfield County: mber session, Septem- e for 1921 Digest was by the Board of Com- toads and Revenue as eh one hundred dollars d public works— 61% ise, jurors, bailiffs, witnesses, etc ■ mer and other | ~ ' 8 er~~7igbts, record ery, etc. $1.30 m mills on each$LOO litfield County, ^ to the State Bate five mills, or fifty cents on each one hundred dollars of property, making •- total, for state and county of $1.80 on each one hundred dollars of property. H. J. WOOD, Ordinary. Clerk and Chairman, Board of Com missioners of Roads & Revenue, Whitfield County, Georgia. It is further ordered that there he, and is hereby levied a School Tax of twenty cents on the one hundred dol lars, on all taxable property in Whit field county, except that situated with in the corporate limits of the City of Dalton for school purposes as author ized by an amendment to the constitu tion of the State of Georgia .and as recommended by the Board of Educa tion of Whitfield county. Said sums so levied by this order to be collected by the Tax Collector of Whitfield coun ty, as provided by law in such cases and paid to the proper authorities as provided by law. 4t H. J. WOOD, Ordinary. Clerk and Chairman. Board of Com missioners of Roads and Revenue, Whitfield County, Georgia. pose of paying debts and for distribu tion to the heirs at law. Terms cash. J. A. SHOPE, Administrator estate of E. H. Goad, deceased. Classified Ads One Cent A Word'll ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA, Whitfield County.. Pursuant to an order from the Court of Ordinary of said county, heretofore granted will be sold at public outcry before the court house door, said coun ty, on the first Tuesday in November, 1921, between the legal hours of sale, one city lot fronting 75 ft. on North Depot street, and running back east 102 ft on Matilda street, the same be- L a corner lot at the intersection of Tald streets. This lot contains one four-room dwelling house. The above property as described m deed given 1. p h Goad to Dalton Building & Loan Association as recorded in Book u 0r page 600, in the clerk s office, Whitfield county, Georgia. One city lot immediately east of the des cribed property fronting 102 f , 1 the north side of Matilda street Mrtl a wi “' “ , 0B Which is a three-room house. 75 feet, Derty i s described in a The above prope y Daiton deCd / Ven & Association as re, BU L* ?n Book “O,” page 600, in the corded bitfield County, Ga. clerk’s 0 ® ce ’ ; V “ t on W est side of ° De street^ 60 feet and running back G1 T Sh to the Southern Railway Vhfofway, bounded on the east by r S Leet on the north by property Tf r?mith, on west by Southern o£ S ' K ‘ ri^ht of way, and on the Railway rl =“ of Wright. This lot south by p ™ P bo ^ Q havill g three rooms, contains on described in a deed ' Th \ ab ° s V T ^ t o E .H.Goad m dS to Book “I,” P a S e % m as recorded Whitfield County, tth t&aproper « f .* H. Sold , and for the pur- SAMPLE BRIDLES—I have made a lucky purchase of good, sample bridles which I am selling at “hardtime” prices. Robt. Deck’s Harness Shop, King street. When you have saved up fifty pre mium coupons from Octagon Soap, Octagon Powder and Octagon White Floating Soap, take them to City Drug Store and receive free a set of six dainty water glasses. It pays to save the premium coupons. Before you buy your seed grain, see my reeleaned wheat and oats at Rob inson & Easley Store,for at my farm. W. E. Bare, 9-8-5t pd. FOR SALE—Some good building lots, 50 x 190, only $50 each. Terms as low as $5 per month. See Charles Burch on West Tyler street. FOR SALE—Good heater wood, oak or hickory.—W. P. Edwards, Phone 905-30. , 9-29-2L WANTED—Hens, frying chickens and ducks. Can pay good price now. Market higher than for some time. Top price paid for green beef hides. Bar rett Produce Co. tf. YOU WANT—The world’s best laun dry tablets, “The White K,” 15 cents a package, will save you a dollar in 15 minutes; sold at 111 N. Hamilton St., Dalton, Ga. Yes. come, get'yours and yon’ll all be glad. It pd. FOR SALE—Eight-room house, elec tric lights, hot and cold water, comer lot, good garage. Apply Julian. Mc- Camy. tf. Dress-making, and all kinds of sew ing. ’Phone 236-J. 10-6-4t2pd. FOR RENT—6 rooms, 3 famished and 3 unfurnished. Apply to W. C. Bryant, Spencer Street WANTED—Men with team or auto to sell our spices, toilet articles, soaps, medicines, flavorings, perfumes, bak ing powder, pie filler and similar prod ucts direct to the consumer. Selling experience valuable but not necessary as we train in salesmanship. A good business for any intelligent worker. McConnon & Company, Winona, Minn. 85 Application Department It pd. Government Auction 2,000 BUILDINGS & STRUCTURES 2,000 500 SMALL FARMS 500 (5 to 1,000 Acres) Building Material, Plumbing, Radiation, Steam and Water Piping up to 12 inches; Boilers for Power and Heating, Electric Motors, Wiring, Poles, Street Lights, Grain Elevator, a complete Bakery with Ovens and Machinery, Hot Water Tanks from 80 gallons up; Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Hotel Kitchen Equipment, Refrigeration Plant, etc., etc., etc. At Camp Gordon Atlanta, Georgia. TERMS:—BUILDINGS and Commodities, cash. LAND, one-third cash, balance Land 2 years. Certified Check, Bank Draft, Express Money Order, accepted. Successful bidders may purchase single buildings or other units, ^ or may secure as many as desired at the “knock down” price. Further details announced at sale. SALE TAKES PLACE RAIN OR SHINE IN AUDITORIUM ON THE GROUNDS, COMMENCING OCTOBER lOth, IQ a. m. SHARP H. L. ROGERS, Quartermaster General of the Army Washington, D. C. Gerth’s Realty Experts of New Orleans, Information Office, Camp Gordon Auctioneers. Atlanta, Ga.