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THE CHEROKEE ADVANCE* CANTON* GEORGIA
Tlje (ttljerokee ^duatrcc
CANTON, GEORGIA
J. P. Rodaull
Editol
Official Organ
Tbe CheroVoo Advance is the Official Organ of the
Ounty of Cherokee and the municipality of Canton Ga
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 10 ”
TODAY S BEST RECEIPT
Take or» reckless, natural bor n fool.
Two or tbn-e drinks of bad liquor. £
A fast, high-powered motor car.
Soak tool in the liquor, place in the ear and let him
no. After due time remove from wreckage, place in
black satin lined box and garnish with flowers.\Valt.or
News.
THE FIRST JOB
joint i>. Rockefeller lias just been celebrating the un
iversity of the day when he got a job, his first one, R7
yeais ago. the story lias been recountered often, suit
able adorned, and carryiing the customary moral. It is
not. singula*' that Mr. Rockefeller should remember the
•lay nor that he should celebrate its anniversary! The
day when a boy gets a job is a ted letter day in hit life,
if not the red letter day. Few boys escape the experience
and few men full to remember what a great day was
There is no other duy in life just like the day when uboy
gets his first job. Perhaps there As more joy, hop.* in
spiration in the heart of a boy at that moment than at
any other lime in his life. Men some times would bo will
ing to give good deal to feel the heart glow at it glow
ed on the duy when they went to work on their first Job.
Dawson Niwa.
A MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE IN THE INTER L5T
OF THE BIBLE
It occurred in the days of Ezra, about 460 B. C. A
gret concourse of people in Jerusalem and around about
gathered i n a vacant space before the water gate, and
called upon Earn to bring forth the Book of the Law of
Moses.
It was not a preacher’s movement, nor did it originutc
with a body of critics and scientists. It is a pity thnt the
critics, the s.centists and some preachers lead people
away from, rather tha n to the Bible. It is ingratitu.'- L.r
learning, to question, and repudiate the Bible because it
is divine, and its author is the source of all knowledge.
Fn Kara’;, time the "Book’ had no fixed place among
the people Seventy years before, and back into th - c-
motc history of the Jews, it did have an established nn.i
undisputed place, and the people agjiin enthroned, d in
Ezra’s time. Today the Bible as an inspired and : r°r-
rnnt book is questioned among many Christian people
Among Baut ts, in some places, the Bible is not the
"rule of faith and practice” it iiRed to be declared with
such finality Today, the fundamental truths are n I re
parded fundamental. Recently a denominational ,>>p< i
carried a n article, “Which New Testament?"
It is said it a recent convention of Baptists ir. the
North, one party defended a New Testament which has
‘God for its- author, Salvation for its end and V-r‘h
without erro* for its matter, the other party said ihe
Books werj not infallible in history and in matters if
science, and not. wholly consistent, and therefore, not
ultimately a: d as a whole inerrant in the fields of morals
andreligion. "It is just, to say that tfiis opposition comes
from those who claim the “modern mind duly equipped
with new km wledge," and not from the common heart.
We have an innumerable host of men and women in our
churches they belong to the plain people, they live :n
the hills and mountains, in cities and towns, they make
up the greater part of our church membership, the; have
the common heart and unspoiled life. They believe in the
Bible, the inspired book of God. The great need of i nlay
is u great “pentocast” from Heaven that would sweep
down upon them and sweep them into line for ,<v ice.
Weekly News
From Univetta
Mr. A. A. Chapman was the guef.t
of his daughter in Marietta the laci
ten days.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Huey last Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Chapman spen\ last
week with her son in Marietta.
Mr. J. R. Saye made a bust.less
trip to Marietta Thursday.
Mr. Sntterfield and Mr. Fincher
were in Atlantn Thursday.
'Mr. Earl McCollum and Mrs.
Heisman were called to Atlanta 3ai-
urtlay P. M. to their mother, who is
very ill.
Miss Mattie Lowery of Marietta
visited her parents here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F'red Killian an !
children visited her parents Sunday
P. M.
Mrs. Russ DeLay of Holly Spring,
died Sunday morning, after a very
painful illness of pheumonia fever
She leaves a husband and twelve
children, besidest lots of relit"vc I
and friends to mourn her loss.
She was a member of the Baptist j
church at llolly Springs. She wn-‘
kind mother and wife, and a good ■,
neighbor and will bo sadly missed by |
all, for to know her was to love her. j
Funeral services were held at Holly
springs, Tuesday at eleven o'clock.
Interment was in Holly Springs
cemetery.
The fumily have the sympathy o (
all their friends.
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NO DANGER
The entrance of women into the business life of the
country was given as a reason for the decadence of the
home about two decades. It was held that women holding
good positions would not marry and that homes pass out
of existence, as would marriage and children.
The facts have prven the theory wrong, as happens
always wher the theory goes counter to nature. Now
the coming of women suffrage is hcraled by some as the
beginning of the end of marriage and child Fearng.
The figures of the various bureaus of the states do not
bear out anv such theory, nor will such figures ever be
forthcoming
Implanted deep in the human heart by the Creator is
the instinct *o mate and reproduce the species. It is not
only human attribute; it prevades all nature, both ani
mal and vegetable Until nature has changed—and ii is
unchangeable—the man and maid will wed and estf-.Hish
homes. We need not fear for the provision for its own
renewing.— McDonough Advertiser.
Georgia, CHEROKEE COUfiTV.
This done, every cent of the 76 Million due now w„u ld^ Whom It May Concern:
be paid. When the great common heart shall hunger for
God, Jesus will come,
We need great democratic inspiring—-a Holy Ghost
revival in our churches and then we can do anydih g
God wills tha* wo should.
Notice is hereby give n that Pov
eoe Spears, administrator of J. T.
Morris, deceased, having applied to
me by petition for lenve to sell th
real estate of said J. T. Morris, de
ceased, and that an order was made
thereon at the November Term U'O’J,
for citation, and that citation issu*;
this is to cite all persons concerned,
that 1 will pass upon said application
So insistent were they that Ezra responded, xml n
such an adequate manner, that the people understood
and got the benefit of what would otherwise have beer .»
sealed b,f- See them standing eight hours in an atiSfl^ D ber ^ 1922 tho
t*ve jaft h* u Tbvelation of the purpose and virfh'>|*, t c n i
of the common heart unspoiled by wealth and learning
When at its best the heart of the people is true, and it is
at its best when touched by the power of God.
WHO PAYS FOR ADVERTISING?
This que t'on has frequently been put to every sales
man. Here's the answer.
Adverti products NEVER sell at a higher price than
unadvertised products. On the contrary, they usually
sell for less
This is entirely due to the larger volume of sales on an
advertised product This larger volume which results in
decreased factory costs is obtained only through adver
tising. ,
Advertising increases the volume of sales, and every
one knows that a bigger volume results in lower costs.
Advertising not only causes lower manufacturing costs
due to increased volume, but, also cause lower rolling
cost *- si- M&jk,
Every dealer knows that it takes less effort and energy
on his part to move advertised products, than it does for
him to move the unadvertised lines. This means lo rer
selling costs and the ultimate consumer benefits thereby.
It lakes less time to ell the advertised products, be
cause the customer is ^>ld through the advertisement.
Anothr thing, the customer knows that it is safer to buy
advertised products, knowing that the manufactar: r is
back of them and tht advertisement is his person'll in
dorsement of the product.
The people were sinners, they were living in open vio
lation of the Sabbath, and the marriage laws. They were
oppressing the poor and defending each other, but when
touched by the power of the Lord, they became reverent
in spirit, penitent in heart, and obedient in service. See
bow loyally they stood for the wore! of God. They have
done so since Ezra’s time and they will do so again.
When tha people and they were Baptists, wantvsd tho
right to worship according to the dictates of their c >n-
iciences, that privilege was written into the Constitution
of the United States. When the majority of the people of
our nution wanted prohibition, the eighteenth om : J-
inent became a part of the Constitution. It will remain
unchanged so long as the common heart will have it so.
We t-nlk about tb*> "ciime wave" that is sweeping over
our land—it will continue so long as the people are bent
on trying everything but religion. Failure is writ.Mg
elf on all the devices of men and the next turn will be
to God and the Bible. Then our courts will deal iu ti.i
to criminal end citizn, then business will be guub><i by
the Word o; God, and the Golden Rule will be law. Then
social life wdl be shaped by the Bible, and superfieialisni
and fads w ll give way to good judgment and morals.
Then mortality and gentility will come again into th- ir
own.
When the vision of Isaiah 2:3: "And many n pi ■
shall go and say, Come ye, und let us go up to the moiir
tain of the Lord," shall be a realization our Sut eay
schools will oe full, and our Sanctuaries will not be neg
lected. Now the few go, but the many turn away. Now
the church he’ls call, the few respond, hut the multitudes
turn away. Vvhat a missionary impetus the Zionw.rd
movement ( f the people will create.
Jesus loved the masse-, ft n.oved His heart wh.u. lie
saw them like sheeD having no shepher. He knew tfey
would join the mob to slay Him. and He knew, too 'hsc
He should b- satisfied when He saw tht' travail of H - j
souL
Coart of Ordinary of said county,
and unless cause is shown to the con
trary at said time, said leave wil be
granted. This November 6th, 1;*22.
JACOB MASSEY Ordinary
I n the fiaa analysis, it. will be seen that advertising
reduces thf> cost and that the increased volume of busi
ness resulting from the advertising pays for it—Select
ed. i
EXECUTORS SALE
GEORGIA, Cherokee County.
November 4, 1922
Will be sold before the court house
door of said county in the town of
Canton, Ga., beteen the legal hours
of rale o n the first Tuesday in De
cember, 1922, as the property of
George R. Brown, deceased, sale be
ing made by virtue of the wi’.’ of
Geo. R. Brown, the following de
scribed lands in said county and be
ing parts of lots No. 169 in ! !’h
District and 2nd Section, more fully
described as follows: Three tract*.
Nos. 5, 6, and 7, lying on the east
side of the Canton and Waleskn Hph
way about one and one-hlf miles
from the court house in Canton, Ga.
Each tract having a frontage of 300
feet along said highway. Tract No
a containing 14, 6 acres, tract No.
6 containing 14, acres, trart No. 7
containing 13, 5 acres.
Terms of sale cash.
Jos. E. Brown and G. I. Te-'sley,
Executors.
It is the Holy Book that records the song the Elder.-
sung: "For thou wast slain and hast redeemed io
Cod, by the Hood, out of every kindred and tongue, and
people ar.d nations, and hast made us unto God ng,
and priests: and we shall reign on the earth."
GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Wheres, W. A. Bearden, admini
strator of Albert Timmons, repre
sent*- to the Court in his petition
duly filed and entered on record,
that he has fully administered Al
bert Timmons estate. This is there- 1
fore to cite all persons conce ned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause,
if any they can. why said admini-j
stmtor should not be discharged
from his administration, and receive,
letters of dismission on the first;
Monday in December, 1922.
This November 6th 1922.
JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary
Personality consists in having a
good opinion of yourself and keep
ing it hidden.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for oyer thirty yean, has bone the signature of,
the wrapper *all these yean,
ia& to protect the comint
generations. Do not be deceived. J
All Counterfeits, Imitations and M Just-as-goo<l” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
— eve «vve J
sen
Never attempt to relieve your baby with'a
remedy that you would use for yourself. 1
What is CASTORIA
Cast or la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric*
Drops and Soothing SyTups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency*
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by.regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of rood; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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I
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