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DAILY TIMM ENTERPRISE WHBSKSDAY APTERNOOX, DEC EMBER 8, 1018.
‘ Don't be sorry afterwards.
| Safety First—
| Pyrene
j FOR YOUR HOME AND AUTO.
1 JAMES GRIBBEN
HUiLDING MATERIAL
DOBBS’
Broad Street Theatre
Will be closed for the week
for repairs and
alterations.
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I Toys Toys Toys l
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; A complete line of Toys *
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: THE BEST LINE OF BOLLS, ETC., IN THOIUIASVILLE. : :
: SEE US AT ONCE i
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: W. Feinberg & Son, l
4 Thomaaville's Leading Furniture Store. *
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Fruit
Apples,
Oranges,
Bananas,
Grapefruit.
Vegetables
Celery,
Lettuce,
Eggplant,
Cabbage.
and everything in
—Fancy Groceries.
Pringle Co.
Phone 23.
Dr. A. D. Little
OFFICE: Over Neel Bros.
Broad Street.
Special Attention to
General Surgery
and diseases of women
and children.
Phone office !44;Re». 267
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SUITS UNO OVERCOATS.
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lib E. JACKSON ST.
YOU’LL EVENTUALLY BUY YOUR
MEATS
From us if Quality, Service, and Price
appeal to you.
WESTERN AND NATIVE
CALVIN CARROLL
KxtablUhed 1876,
40 YEARS OF SATISFACTION, QUALITY AND SERVICE
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WE HAVE OUR LINE OF
Christmas Toys
AND NOVELTIES
On Display and Cordially In
vite the Inspection of
the Public.
j* WE WILL CONTINUE OUR 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON COAT SUITS AND TRIMMED HATS.
Mrs. J. H. Spence & Co.
123 South Broad St
Thomasville, Ga * I
Will Open
Monday December 13th.
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SHOP EARLY
IS DAYS
LEFT.
READ THE
ADS
For the best cuts in
Western Beef and Lamb
Call the Economy Market.
A/W 1/llYLLY DEAD
Father of Colonel Wylly* of This
City, Who Served With Distinc
tion in Civil War, Died Sud
denly Yesterday.
For the best Native Beef,
Pork and Veal.
New*:
city
F. A. Strobel, is spending the
Cairo on business.
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I New Fall j
: Styles *
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; Shoes, *
; Hats, :
I Shirts, t
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* Vests, *
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\ Underwear, *
J Gloves, *
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4 and a wonderful selection *
Mr. Livingston Snow, of Quit-
lan, i‘ in town on business today.
Mr. Meade A. Love, of Quiucy, is
spending a short time in the city.
Mr. J. Baratte. of Macon, is'among
the visitors spendng a short time in
the city.
Miss Maggie McNeill, who holds a
responsible position in Valdosta, ar
rived In Thomasville yesterday, and
will be the guest of home folks
the Christmas holidays.
W'e carry the largest and best se
lected stock of wall paper In Sooth
(Georgia. Also sample lines direct
from the beet American factories.
We save yon time and money on
Wall paper. James H. Brown.
Mr. Jack Turner, of Jacksonville,
spent a part of the day in the city
on business.
L. O. W. Pate, of Tlfton, is
spending the day in the city on bus-
ineos.
Judge -and Mrs. J. H. Merrill are
spending a few days In Monticello
with Mr. and Mrs. John Pasco.
Miss Cornie Green, of Cairo, is in
the city for a short time as the
guest .if Mre. B. A. Daniels.
There should be a Victroln in your
home Christmas. Kusy terms at
cash prices. Cocroft Music Co.
Both Victroia and Columbia De
cember records on sale at Cocroft
Music Company's Store.
Mr. Joseph G. Gardiner has been
regularly appointed as agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
in this city and has already begun
work. Mr. Gardner is an old In
surance man and will doubtless do
well with the new agency.
By srecial invitation, the girls of
the Vnshtl Home were tho guests
this afternoon of the management
of the Sheesley Shows, which are
playing this week on the Piney
Woods lot, for the benefit of the
Thomas County Music Club-Band.
TTiese shows are a good, clean ag
gregation and many attending them
have been well pleased.
as received In t.iis
ing in effect that Mr.
'Urban! Habersham Wylly died sud
denly yesterday at Patterson. Geor-
ia .where be had been staying for
omo time with relatives. He was
apparently In good health until Just
brCore the end came.
Wylly was a veteran of the
sixties -and served with distinction
In the Virginia campaign. He enlist
ed in tlie Oglethorpe Light Infant***
from Savannah and later was taken
Into the command of the cavalry or
ganized bv the late Dr. T. S. Hop-
Kins, of t.iis city. Mr. Wylly later
rose to the command of Major, •and
served his regiment in several Vir
gin!** buttle?, ,‘n one of which, at
Trevliians he displayed unusual
courage and bravery.
Ho is survived by a widow and
two sons Colonel K. L. Wylly of
this city and Mr. Ralston Wylly of
Savannah. The funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon and
will be In charge of the Confederate
Veterans and the Oglethorpe Light
Infantry of which he was an honor
ary member. Mrs. Wylly left the
city t.iis morning for Savannah. His
two sons were with him at the time
of his death.
Thomasville friends extend sin
cere sympathy to Mrs. Wylly and to
Color.cl Wylly in their sudden be
reavement.
WIFE OF GU8. 8. cox
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
For All-Pork Sausage try them
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Friday Dec. 10 th 1915
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Griffin and
Mrs. McKenzie, of Moultrie were
among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Post Master Bullock, of Ochlock-
nee, r,as In the city yesterday
spending a short time on business
matters.
Miss Lucy Wheeler, of New York,
who f3 spending the winter here re
ceived this morning, a Dodge Broth
touring car to use during
in Thomasville.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
CHARMING VISITOR.
Miss Florence Ellis, of Dothan, Hon
or©© at Delightful Rook Party,
Given by Miss Grantham.
In compliment to Miss Florence
Ellis, of Dothan,, Ala., who is visit
ing Miss Florence Pringle, Miss
Louise Grantham entertained very
delightfully yesterday afternoon at
Rook.
The house was attractively deco
rated lor the ocmslon. with many
beautiful flowers. Ferns and white
narcissus were used in the front
hall nnd in the rooms where the
guest i were received white chrysan
themums and gorgeous crimson
poinr.ettias formed a most effective
; ier 'color combination.
The dining room was bright with
many lovely Madame Lambert ros-
Seat C’overs for Ford Touriag
lira, 9fl.no per set, while they last
. \V. Palin & Son.
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WEATHER REPORT. ♦
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Local Office I'nited States ♦
Weather Bureau. ♦
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Thomasville, Ga., Dec. 8, 1915.
Weather forecast for Thomasville
•*nd vicinity: Fair Tonight and
Thursday.
Observations at 2 p. m.:
Highest temperature today .. ..6 4
Lowest temperature today ... .45
Mean temperature 54
Normal for this date 34
Temperature 7 a. m 45
Temnernture 12 m 59
Temperature 2 p. m 61
Dept, since Jan. 1, plus . . . .136
Relative humidity . .35%
Rainfall, past 24 hours . . 09 Ins.
Rainfall, since Jan. 1...53.04 Ins.
Dept since Jan. 1. plus . 4.48 ins.
Wind direction Northwest.
Wind velocity... .6 miles per hour.
O. M. Iladley. Observer in Charge.
There were four tables of those en
joying the interesting game of Rook
and -at its close refreshments of
grape fruit, salad, cake and hot cof
fee were served.
Those invited to meet Misg Ellis
were Misses Florence Pringle, Car
men Evans. Luclle Winnette, Nell
Patten, May Taylor, Minnie Weldon,
Agnes Upchurch, Elizabeth Coch
ran, Mary Grlbben, Alva Balfour,
Mrs. Stem, Mrs. Joe Flowers, Mrs.
Martin Elder, Mrs. Tharln Cooper.
After an illness of about 90 days,
Mrs. Gus S. Cox, wife of the section
foreman at Wiley Avenue, Titus
ville, Fla., and well known in Thom
asville, -passed out from this life in
to the Great Beyond, Monday. No
vember 29th, 1915.
As a last resort, she was carrie 1
to Jacksonville, where she was op
erated on. but died soon after the
operation.
Mrs. Cox was Miss Tensie Bowen
before her marriage to Mr. G. S.
Cox, and during their residence la
Thomasville, made numbers of
friends who will deeply sympathize
ith the grief-stricken husband.
Her remains were interred at La-
Orange cemetery. Titusville, Rev.
M. Springfield. tue Baptist min
ister, officiating.
< W CAME IN AND SPOILED
NICK LITTLE GAME.
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We will present every LADY
CALLING at our Store
A Beautiful 1916 Calender
Absolutely Free
Remember the date so you
wont be disappointed
Red Cross Drug Co.
The Leading Pharmacists.
Phone 160
Atlanta. Dec. 8.—A big gambling
game was interrupted on the fourth
floor of a touse on Auburn avenue
last night when the police raided
the premises and caught what the
Atlanta papers described in the
headlines -as "ten men and three ne
groes." However, it turned out.
the negroes were also men, and ex
pert crap shooters at that.
. Green, one of the men arrest-
ls said to be the proprietor of
the place where the gambling oc
curred.
Masons, Attention.
There will b e a meeting of the
Thomasville Lodge
No. ::69. Fr*‘«* and
and Accepted Ma
sons, on Th
CENSERS PASSED IS ONE
j Movie Film, With Nude Woman a
One of the landing Fignres, Wlt-
! nexMxJ by Atlanta Audience.
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Atlanta, Dec. 8. Atlanta yester
day took her place ueside Paris as
ing, beginning j on e of cities of the world In
'ven thfrfv, at f whi<*h an entertainment wit.'i a per-
whieli time the officers for the com- i nude woman in it can be
Ing year will be selected. Mem-| shown * mixed audience, and
bers are urged to be present or. that j without scandal.
occasion.
K. R. J ERG HR
Mitchell. Secretary
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The Grand To-day: Miss Elsie Janis
IN THE BEGINNING
Beginning when a llt.ie, bare limbed girl in a panther skin, races
In nnd out through the rocks and Anally darts Into a great cave grimly
pursued by her cave-man lover. " ’TWA3 KVER THUS."
IN 1865
In graceful ringlets and fetching poke bonnet, silk shawl and
flounced crinoline, pretty Prudence Alden of Boston ventures down into
battle-torn Dixie to nurse her wounded brother, and she and a fine
young Southern surgeon fall in love. " ’TWAS EVER THUS."
IN 1915
Because the wealthy publlaher will not accept her novel. Marion
Oordon enters hia household as a domestic to "get experience." She
gets It largely, t-irough the assistance of young John Rogers, Jr., the
son. who is a heavy trader In "wild oats," but it makes a man of biin
In the end. And “ ’TWA8 EVER THUS."
L’ENVOI
Though things have changed since the world began. Ix>ve is the
same in the heart of a man. For—a man Is a man, and a girl's a girl,
and a heart is a thing that puts heads in a whirl; " 'TWAS EVER
THUV
ALSO 8YD CHAPLIN IN A FUNNY
2-REEL (KEYSTONE), *'A I/OV-
ER*S LOST CONTROL.” ailv.
Of course it was n motion pi ’ture
—nearly all entertainments are.
these days—and it was a clean pic
ture. absolutely free from suggos-
tiveness as an antique Greek statue,
but the startling fact remained tint
in many of the scenes which were
taken close u*p to the camera, and
with a perfect light, the beautiful
young woman star not only appear
ed, but strolled leisurely around as
absolutely naked as she was the
day she came into the world.
No Optical Illusion, Either.
It wasn't any double exposure or
dissolving outline or semi-vision ef
fect such as made t le figure In
"Hyp6crite§," a mere disembodied
wraith—It was close-up, direct pho
tography.
Recause It was a clean picture,
from a moral standpoint, slmplf
showing actual sculptors at work In
an actual studio, the censors passed
it. The audience which saw the
picture were composed of eminent
ly respectable ladles and gentlemen
I—nnd incidentally, anybody who
! could pay a nickel—and nobody was
'shocked or scandalized, hut to say
•that they were surprised at some of
| the scenes would be putting it too
mildly.
Clir COURT JURORS
Will Not be Required to Attend j
<\>urt in I>ecember, But Must In* |
Here on First Monday
in January.
Tin* jurors drawn for the Decern- 1
ber term of the City Court of Thorn-
asvill», have been notified by the
Sheriff that they will not have to
be present on the third Monday in j
December, the day for the opening I
of the December terra. They will. |
however, be required to be present j
by orders of Judge Hammond, on |
tha^flrst Monday in January, when j
the business of the court. upon )
•vh* M » * hey are required to act |
will be taken up.
HIGH GRADE LINE
Ladies' Tailored
Suits
MILLINERY
Ready-to-Wear
and Novelties
L. B. Hanaw
16 N. Broad St Phone 304
Shop Early!
Come and See Our
Many Beautiful and
Useful Gifts. Look
Around Before You
Buy.
China, Cut Glass, Metal Ware,
Frays, Casserole, Novelties
Hundreds of new, attractive and inexpensive
articles that make not only an acceptable but
elegant Cnristmas gift. It will be a pleasure to
show you around, even though you may not
be ready to make your purchase. : : :
BOOKS FOR ALL AGES, TOYS THAT WILL ATTRACT
AND INTEREST ALL THE CHILDREN.
ART AND NOVELTY SHOP
J4 Headquarters for the Holidays.
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