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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917.
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THE CHEROKEE ADVANCE, CANTON, GEORGIA.
F Ji. IR, 3VC
The Late George R. B r o w n
TO BE SOLD
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PUBLIC AUCTION IN JANY.
GOOD SCHOOLS. CMIjITCH KS—GOOD COMMUNITY
CANTON A liAPIDLY GROWING CITY
THIS SPLENDID PLANTATION LYING
Across the Etowah River from Canton will be divided into four smaller farms
EASY ^.A.'iriMIEilSrT TERMS
Get near a Live, Growing Town, send your children to school
All Real Estate Values ADVANCING RAPIDLY
LOOK OVER THIS PROPERTY
WAIT FOR THE SALE
G. I. TEASLEY - JOS. E. BROWN Executors
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM BALI GROUND
Rev, I. J. Bennett, of Canton,
was here on business the first
of this week.
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Mr. N. J. Bennett, of Canton,
was the guest of Mr, Ernest
Horn last Friday.
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Miss Nettie Patterson, who
Miss Bessie Baker, who has a
position with the Bell Tele
phone Co., in Atlanta, visited
home Saturday and Sunday.
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Mr. Paul Roberts, of Camp
Gordon, visited home last Sun
day.
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Mr. J. T. Cagle made a busi
ness trip to Canton Tuesday.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Saye were
shopping in Atlanta Tuesday.
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Mrs. C. N. Cantrell and son
is attending business collecro in
Atlanta was at home Saturday Frank, and daughter Miss An-
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Mr. Veney Low, who is at
work in Atlanta, was home Sun
day on a visit.
Rev. Z. V. Hawks will fill his
last appointment at the Metho
dist church next Sunday before
District Conference.
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Miss Amy Perry, of Canton,
nie Lee are visiting in South
Georgia this week.
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Messrs. Henry Gibbs and
Luther Buffington, of Camp
Wheeler were guests of home
folks here Saturday night and
Sunday.
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Mrs. Arthur White and Miss
Bertha Edwards were shop-
guest of relatives in Canton was planning to seize and con-
this week. fiscate the contents of the peo-
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Messrs. C. W. Groover and C. surd and rediculous that it
W. Groover made a business would seem unworthy ot belief
trip to Atlanta last Friday
U.
S. GOVERNMENT
WILL SAVE $50,000,000
IN REDUCED FREIGHTS
was the guest of Miss Mae Me-'ping in Atlanta Saturday,
Collum last Saturday and Sun-j .j. .j. 4* *!•
day. Miss Bernice Roberts is the
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by any man or woman.
No institution on the face of
the earth is conducted in a
more open and above-board
manner than the American Red
Cross, and the headquarters of
— the Southern Division, located
Atlanta, Oct. 24.—That the here, calls upon the officers of
U. S. Government in the course local chapters throughout the
of twelve months will save $50, Southern Division to trace
000,000 in reduced freight rat- down and stamp out rumors
es and free transportation of against the organization wher-
troops and supplies over west- ever and whenever they ap-
ern railroads that were given pear.
land grants in the early days
of western development, is the
unique and interesting fact just
bruoght to light by Atlanta
railroad officials who have
compiled careful estimates on
the subject.
Back in the fifties, railroad
companies projecting
across the continent
SORGHAM CANE COMING
BACK TO ITS OWN IN GA.
section of the country. From
the earliest recorded history of
the Spanish explorers down to
date, Georgia’s mountains and
streams have abounded in the
yellow metal. Up to the pres
ent time it is estimated that the
sate has produced a total of
$18,000,000 worh of gold.
day night at W. L. Saye’s.
J. R. Saye made a business
trip to Cherokee Mills Monday.
Atlanta, Oct. 24.—Old fash
ioned sorgham cane is coming
back into its own in Georgia.
l n es Reports from mountain coun-|
secured ties bring the information that
land grants from the Govern- the crop is the greatest on re-
ment free of charge. Many of ( cord. Many mountain farmers;
these grants contained a clause have raised only sufficient;
providing that Government corn to supply their needs and ;
troops and supplies in time of planted the balance ol their
war should be transported at corn land in sorghum cane. In
reduced freight rates, andiSouth Georgia the crop ot rib-
some provided for free trails- j bon cane is said to be the larg- j
portation. At the time these ! est on record also. Syrup and |
provisions were written into! molasses are bringing a good j
the grants, no one dreamed that price and sugar is getting,
in the future the United States scarce. Some prophets believe |
would be involved in a mighty the people will be using molas-
war, calling for transportation ses to sweeten their coffee and
of enormous numbers of troops'tea if the war goes on, like
and enormous quantities of sup |southern pepole did in the days
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Mr. and Mrs. Foster spent
Sunday in Canton .
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Mitch
ell visited at Mr. Mich McFar
land’s some time recently.
Mr. W. M. Lowery and fami
ly visited at W. L. Saye’s Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Miss Chambers of Ball
Ground, is spending some time
at Mr. Arthur Roach’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roach
spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Carter Roach.
Mr John Lowery spent Fri-
Saving Good Money on Dental WoiH
People all over Georgia are finding it
pays them to go to the old established
One Price Dental Oftice, 104^ White
hall st, Atlanta, for their dental work.
Even after paying railroad and hotel
bills and the charge for plates, bridges
or crowns, their actual outlay is less
than if the work had been done in their
home town. The other day H, C. Kiker,
of Hiram, Ga., who had a full set of
plates, upper and lower, made by the
One Price Dental Office in May, 1916,
wrote: '“The teeth are a perfect fit
Others had tried to make them and
failed, saying I could never wear any.
1 went for four years without any. Tne
four gold crowns and six fillings you
put in for my daughter in 1915 are also
o k. ” The One Price Dental Office em
ploys only the most skillful operators and
uses the modern painless methods Best
gold crowns, $3; bridge work, $3 per
tooth; finest set of teeth money can
buy, $5. All work guaranteed ten years.
Write for appointment or information.
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Wanted—A good size Heat
er. Call the Advance Office.
plies.
PALMERBROS
CANTON.
GERMAN SPIES TRY TO
UNDERMINE PUBLIC
CONFIDENCE ABOUT
THE RED CROSS
Atlanta, Oct. 24.—German
spies in the United States are
trying to undermine public con
fidence in the Red Cross by put
ting in circulation all sorts of
false reports and inuendos con
cerning that institution, of
which President Wilson is the
head.
This campaign, sneaking and
underground, is exactly in keep
of the Civil War.
GEORGIA GOLD RANKS
SECOND AMONG THE j
EASTERN STATES.
Atlanta, Oct. 24.—Georgia
gold ranks second among east
ern states, a fact which is pro
bably not generally known but
which is vouched for by no less
an authority than the U. S.
Bureau of Mines, in a recent:
report on the gold production
of all the states in the Union.;
Up to the time gold was dis
covered in California, Georgia j
led the country in the produc-;
ing with German tactics in ev-jtion of the precious metal. In;
ery country. They have tried ! the last twelve months the pro
to frighten the people away duction of Georgia gold, as
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Two to One
in duality >
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Yes, Ma’am; and you don’t
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You can prove the first by taste,
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GEORGIA
from concerving food by spread
j ing the lie that the Government
stated above, ranks second
among the states in the eastern
