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I HE CHEROnfc.*. ADVANCE, CaNIuh, otuktilA Friday, December 20, HERBERT CLAY Attorney-at-Law l MARIETTA, GEORGIA Will Practice i:' All Court* CHEROKEE* COURT OF ORDI NARY, December Term, 1922. Mary M. Striplin, executrix of the osUite of W. F. Striplin, deceased, having filed in this Court he- peti tion for Tetters of Dismiss 1 ™ as executrix of said estate, in dua form this is | cite all persons St >m«- vo ie a i 1 afpear nt t* ■>< Term, 1923, of the Court of Ordi nary of said County and show cause if any they can, why the pra-er of aid petitioner should not be plant ed nnd letters of dismission in*ue to Her ns prayed, JACOB MASSEY, OHia v. GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUN iV. P. W. Jones Guardian of Mar / £. Holbrooks heirs has applied to iiiufor i discharge from bis Guardianship of aid heirs; this is therefore to notify all persons concerned, to file iheir objections, if any they have, or. or before the first Monday in Decor bev next else he will be discharged from n s Guardianship as applied for. This November 6th 1922. JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary CASTOR l„A For Infantr and Children In Um For Ovor 30 Years Always bears tbc Signature of ADMINISTRATOR'S SALF. GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNiY. By virtue of an order from Jie court of ordinary of Cherokee coun ty, will be sold, at public -vitcrv, for cash, on the first Tueadn-r In January, 1923. at the court !■ use door in said county, betwee1 the legal hours of sale, the foil .wipir described property of the estate of J. T. Morris, deceased. All that tract or parcel of la<>J lying and being in the 14th District and Second Section of said county ->f Cherokee, arv' known arid dis tinguished ip^aid district as lot number Ninety-Seven (97) and con taining one hundred and sixty acres more of less, nlso, all that trait or parcel of land lying and being in the said County of Cherokee and State of Georgia, beginning at the North- East corner of lot one hundr •'! rid twenty (120), thence south the ori ginal line to the South-enst Corner, thence West to the road 9nt»iing lot (121) one hundred nnd twenty- one thence South-west said road to lear the center of lot (96) Ninety- six, thence North-west to a point {.where the North line of said 9fi is crossed by a small branch, which -mall branch is North of the main branch, thence East along the ori ginal line to the South-west corner of lot 120, thence North an! East the original line of said 120 to the North-East comer the beginning point, nil in the 14th Distr'cr and Second section of said Cbe.rokei County, containing in the aggregate one hundred and ninety acres rrtoi ? or less, except one half mineral in lot No. 120. This the 5th day of Dec. 1022. Roscoe Spears, Administrate* of the estate of J. T. Morris, deceas ed ROSCOE PICKETT Attorney-at-Law JASPER, GA. Speeiat attention given lection, Administration on nnd canes in the United Courts. Will attend all s«sa->r« of Ch-rokee Superior Courts. to col estate, States THROUGH 1923 1 will help you sell iny thing you have to sell on a 10 per cent commission. Our motto is “To soil the surplus products for our county friends. i List what you have to sell with me. Write plainly exact des cription nnd price expected. Who n writing, to us and expecting an immediate reply send your se'f ad dressed and -tamped envelope If you would buy come to ;oe us We can sell you anything .virvic- able in our county. if you have good JERSEY COWS for sale, pleitfc list with me, giving exact description, age, weight, stock, color and where located nt. These must he good cows and at reasonable prices. O. W. KEETER HOLLY SPRINGS, GEORGIA E. M. McCANLESS Attorney-At-Law CANTON, GEORGIA Over Bank of Cherokee BROOKE & HENDERSON Lawyers 204-5-6 John'ton, Galt Bldg. Canton, Ga. NOTICE I I have the ngency for the Bu/keye ! Incubators and Brooders, anyone \vi. hing to buy the best indubator- made will do well to ^ee me before : buying, I have a -ample at my home | 2 miles east of Holly Springs. Grady Price. Holly Spring-, R. 1. GECRGIA, CHEROKEE COUN'.Y To Whom It May Concern: | The appraisers appointed to set apart, a years support out of the es tate of M. E. Moore for his widov and two minor children, havin t been filed v/ith me, this is to cite all poi son-' concerned tc^sow cause if any they'can, before me on or before the first. Monday in January, next why nnid retur n should not he made the judgment of this court. This December 4th, 1922. JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY, In pursuance ol an order granted by His Honor, D. W. Blair, Judge of tiie Superior Court of said county, w 11 be sold before the uourt house door in Canton, Gr.., on Dec. 30th, 1922 withi n the legal hours of sale to I he highest bidder for ca ; h, the following property, to-wit: Ore Ford light truck, motor No. 1726728, license No. 113-63Ga. Said | Auto truck seized while transporting corn whiskey on the public highways of said county,, and has bee n legillv condemned, and is to be sold and m ney applied an directed bv law. This December 20th 1922. F. M. BLACKWELL Sheriff. 'Feeling Fine!” CLARK RAY ATTORNEY AT LAW Jandlar Annex Building, Atlanta. Ga. Phone, Ivy 6838 Practices in State and Federal Court* GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUV Y. I B.\ virtue of an order from the! Court of Ordinary of Civ Coi n'v, Georgia, will be sc. 1 be fore tin court house door of fli n . kee County, within the legal hour of <;,1 , on the first*Tuesday W Jan uarj, 1923, to the highest bidder for ca h. that tract or parcel • £ land .ying and being in the loth D -trict and 2nd Section of Choro'cee County, known as lot No. 403. con taining in ail thirty eight an 1 one half acres, more of less, said and to be sold as the property of Nnncv Pruitt, deceased, for the purple 1 payii ■ , : i" debts and distrib lion among the heire at law. This Dec. 4th 1922. j + A. I.. Cagle, Admr. Nancy l’n itt, Estate. + DOSS DENTIST Office over Bank of Cherubic Cantos, Georgia + + + + + + + •?• this, hardly rjf.cN n I stood on "I was pals sad this, ||rt« to bo,” says M Board*n, of Central, suffer, when f, with baaring-down my sides sad the lower part of my body. I did not reot well tad didn’t want anything r est. My color was bad and fait miserable. A friend of mine told me of CARDUI The Worm's Ttmie sod I than remembered my 1 to taka it.. .After tit I was batter. I oshon up and I rc- mv strength and* good, Kby color. 1 am feeling fine. . sk twelve botttaa (of Cardtil) and haven’t had a hit of trouble shga.” Thoueande have had aimi of other woman have had similar experiences in the use of Cardul, which has brought relief where ether medicines had failed. If you suffer from female ail ments, take Cardui. It ia a woman's medicine. It may he Just what you need. At gour druggist's or dealer's. E 02 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 fore to cite all persons conce ne fl , kindred and creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said admini strator should not be discharged from his administration, and receiv'C letters of dismission on the first Monday in December, 1922. This November 6th 1922. JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTV. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given +1 a* on the 18th day of December, 1922 I will appraise the property of Tnm.es T. Robertson, deceased, for th? pur- post of ascertaining whether ot not said estate is -uhject to inht. itancf tax. This 5th day of December 1922 JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary. .OUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. K Arriving and Departing time at Can ton. Georgia a—Dally. Leav* Arrive Murphy, Knoxville and north a9;00am aS-fl0pm Hu* Ridge and Copper Hill __._a6:22 ah:18am Marietta and At lanta a3 ;00pm a6:2?a» Marietta end At lanta ... aS :60pm aft:t7po> Effective Sunday April 30th, 1922 CITATION Hello Central ’i • - Santa ( lau- has coni" to S unnyside. Presents for every- ■hmIv. We positively guarantee to : ve you 80 cent. or. every bag of flour you buy. Alright boys, our firecracker- have already come. Candy, Oranges, Apple- and banana- cheaper than anywhere else in the county. It it is not convenient f< r all of you to get a turkey for )’n.a s , com« to Sunnvsidt and get Iiarn What Am, 30c per th.. sliced ham for 2,>c per lb. the whole ham as long as they last. fi> lb. bucket of 1. rd 95c; 10 lb. buckets S :.90. The same kind you pay $2.40 for. Pure lard 50 lb. cans $8.50 cost you $9.50 anywhere else. Christmas Gift to You All H. C. Johnson OF SUNNYS1DE GEORGIA. CHEROKEE COUNTY. To Whom It May Concern: Notice i- hereby given that U. A. Whitfield, and Grady Whitfiald, a- administrators of the estace of S. G. Whitfield, deceased, having appli ed to me by petition for leave tc sci' ..he real estate of S. G. Whvbel:!, ( leceased, and that an order was made thereon at the Decemb n term 1922, for citation, and that sUatior. : all tiie heirs at law and credn- >v i the said S. G. Whitfiel 1, ilo- •e:.-cd, will take notice that I Will' i pass upon said application at the j January term, 1923 of the court of ordinary of Cherokee county, and I that unless cause is shown to the: I contrary, at said time, said leave ! will be granted. This December -Jth ! I 1922. JACOB MASSEY, Ori narv LOST—Tw# Black Hounds, nearly 2 years old. White fore feet, one scalded on back. Notify Henry Sr <i.b C™ton, and receive reward. TRAINED nurse LUC1LE HAWKINS Holly Spring*, G e orgia ADMINISTRATOR S SAI E GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUN" Y. By virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of Cherokee County, granted upon the application of J. H. Holcombe administrator the estate of W. A. Page* deceased, late of said county to sell the lands of the said W. A. Page, de .'Cased, for the purpose of paying debts and distrbution there will be sold before the court house door at publ'e. out cry to the highest bidder i n the city of Canton between the legal hours of -ale on the First Tuesday in Jan- uavj 1923 as the property of the said deceased the following die b- ed lands to-wit: Let of land number One Hundred and Thirteen and all of lot uninber On" Hundred and |Four and Or.e Hundred and Five lying South of the Ball Ground road i n the Third Distiict and Second section of said county containing fifty acres more or less and olsa lot of land number One Hundred and Eighty five in the Third District and Second Section of Cherokee County Georgia contain ing foty acres more or less. A ,1 ot sai 1 described lands containing run ty acres more or less. Said lands are sold subject to a loa n deed in Sam II Freeman for the sum of Three Iiun-1 dred and Forty Eight Dollars. Also all that tract or parcel of: land lying and being in the i*-J District and Second Section of (.'hero ' kee County Ga. being land '.,?• numbers One Hundred and Tv < vc- One Hundred and Seventy E’gi.t and One Hundred and Eighty Four containing in ail 120 acres more ir less Said land sold subjec T to a ; loan deed in J. W. Wheeler of ?648. ! 00 ■ J. H. Holcombe Administrator of the estate of W. A. Page deceased j iNct CantentslSTluidPrerti ffifiTifTTTra ZiTSSTS®" ALCOHOL-3 PBH CBUT. ( f Avertable freparationiofAs sunilatin^thcFood by Regular ting the MofflacteawHkwdsa Thereby Promoting Di&S®® Cheerfulness and BestOMlW . neither Opiam-Morphine nor | ’Mineral. NotXAhCQTIC mm Fac5inulesitfni<ir« r ef NEW Exact Copy of Wrapper. CASTORIA ForJnfan^andjChU^cn. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of 1 Ir Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA VHI CKHTAUR COMPANY, NIVY YOftK CIW. GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUN l . « To Nil Whom It May C oncer-, C. J. Lu-k having in proper "im, applied to me for Permanent Let tens of Aministration on the e-tate of J. \V. Lusk late of said erv.ntv. this is to cite all and rtngu’t- the creditors and next of kin of -T W. Lusk to be and appear at my oif co within the time allowed by law. a.id show cause, if any they ca ; vhay permanent administration should no be granted to G. Lusk or: J. W Lusk estate. Witness my hand nnd official .»ig nature. This Dee. 4th 1922, JACOB MASSEY, Or Urarv \\ ANTED—Good Marble Cut(e> capn: le cf acting as fci m Ben Perry Ball Ground, Don’t Be Penny Wise loud Fo&snd Foolish Don’t think because you can get a big can of Baking Powder for little money that you are saving anything. There’s Only One Way to Save on I*ake*Oay, Use The S. J. HIGGINS Optometrist Canton Jewelry Co. Canton, Ga. •p -I- V V ']« »P * * + | Economy BAKING POWDER —It costs onlya frac tion of a cent for each baking. — You use less be cause it contains more than the ordi- nary leavening strength. The sales of Calumet are over 150% greater than that of any other baking powder. BEST IT TEST 4. THE WORLD# GREATEST fMKXMG POWDER v *r *5-