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DAILY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 7, 1016., BETTER EGGS. MEMBERS ASSOCIATE PRESS. K. K. JERGER Editor «' D. HARGRAVE..... Hu«. Mgr. D*My nnd Scmi-VVcekly Timer-En terprise. Published at the Timet-En- terprisn Building, by the Tlmes-Bo- terprise Company, ThomasTiile, Ga. Entered at the Thomaarille Post Office for Transmission through the mails as second class mall matter. To Insure Insertions, All Changes For Itandiog AdTertlsementa Must be handed in by Nine O'clock df the Day on Which They are to Appear. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, One Year W-OO Dally. SI* Months 2.B0 Dally, Th-ce Months 1JBI llatly. One Month 80 PHONE NUMBERS:— Business Manager.. Editors Desk...... ....12 ....66 The department of agriculture has had under consideration . for aome time the application of the federal food and drug act to the shipment of interstate commerce of eggs in the shell, especially the two classes of eggs known in the ttaee as “cur rent receipts," and as “rejects." from candling rooms. “Current receipts'' contain at dif ferent seasons of the year varying proportions of eggs which are filthy, decomposed, or putrid. “Rejects"' from candling rooms, ns a rule, con tain large proportions of eggs which are filthy, decomposed or putrid, and very small proportion of eggs suita ble for consumption. Under the federal food and drug tions of the State, culled and daa- stfled ad as to make the finest show ing possible for the whole state. During the five years the cars will be touring the country, north and west, new samples will he added from time to time, old ones discard ed, and the whole show continuous ly Improved. Explanations Given. All of this is carefully explained i by Manager Leak to the local press,' officials and others visiting the cars, whenever opportunity is afforded• him, and the Georgia Chamber of! Commerce has made public an-j nouncement of the plans on various': occasions, inviting communities. to 1 contribute of the best of their pro-j ducts. ] The Georgia Motion Picture, which is intended to preceed the cars thru ! the country, is also being amplified , and. In a measure, before finally; re-shaped before its showing in oth-: er states, and this big advertisement j of Georgia Is also expected to be | self-supporting. i Progressive Farmers Wanted. j These practical plans of the Geor- i gla Chamber of Commerce for at- 1 trading the attention of the weli-to-j STATEMENT OF THU CONDITION OF’ THE OGLETHORPE SHIES ADD TRUST COlHi AS CALLED FOR BY THE STATE BAA'K EXAMINER AT THE CLOSE OF BUSIN ES3 DEC. 8, 1918. There Is a better taste—a zest—to food cooked with Cottolene. Used' as shortening, it blends with the flour easily and the result shows in the fine bolting. Used for frying, it makes the foods better tasting and mote di gestible. Try it—realize the quality it gives to foods. Your grocer will supply you regularly—Cottolene Is packtd In pails of various sixes. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts.$1,714,978.88 Capital Stock 8 126,003.0V Stocks and Bonds ... 138,694.92 8urplus and Undivided Real Estate 7,886.10 Profits, Net ....... 214.846.32 Cash and Due from Deposits 1,781,902.29 Banka 826.262.47 Bills Payable, including Other Resources 38.861.66 Time Certificates Rep resenting Borrowed Money . 600,000.00 1 “— **-*■““- 44,010.49 Other Liability GEEESLFAIRBANKS3ESBD TOTAL ....»2,726,760,10 TOTAL .$2,726,760.10 | We Pay Interest As Follows: Boosting Boston. act, eggs, tn common with other , , , _ , . , . ,.ido farmers In the North to the ex articles of food, are adulterated If jceptlonal advantages of Georgia's busy. Insure before aftenxard. soil and climate for agricultural ef forts. have been carefully thought out and perfected by some of the ablest business men of the State, nnd the hearty co-operation of the citi zens of all counties is earnestly de sired. “Facts About Georgia” The book of “Facts About Geor they consist wholly or In part of a Politics and politicians are both pithy, decomposed, or putrid Sub- Section two of the act i prohibits the shipment in Interstate fire—it don't pay, onimerce of foods which are adul terated and It is plain that this pro hibition applies to the shipment Inigia." a handsomely bound volume of from 300 to 430 pages, twill coa- ii.tci state commerce of current re-j (atn Ue 8torv gf the abundant aRrl . reipts" or of “rejects" from cand- 'cultural and Industrial opportunl- o I.. „„ itles, generously Illustrated, and will fling rooms or of any other grade of ^ th « meratu 7 re of the ca „, t0 be Did you go over to Boston toda> . | e g gs i n the shell unless the filthy, j sold at a low price and take the You should have. If you wanted a'decomposed, or putrid eggs have! pIac " of tbe miscellaneous pam- been removed. Why is It that a 1916 model is! out of date before 1916 gets here? | good time. Moultrie is going to have a big Y. M. C. A., for Moultrie has start ed out to get one. iphlets nnd other printed mutter! {generally given away at exhibitions.! . . . , ... i»nd as generally thrown away, out- In the opinion of the department, j s | rte b „ the peaple who llnv „ r „. have re- hich contain yolks stuck to i celved them .. . ... .. . I The book is written directlv at I the shell, moldly eggs, black spots, lthp Nortbprn (armer who does'not mixed rots, addled eggs, black rots, I realize that here, in this Heaven- blessed state, two and evpn three and any other eggs which consist I crops a y ear, of end i RS s variety, can fiyless city, i wholly or in part of a filthy, decom-jbe grown on lands that he may ob- wouid be advertised the world over!posed, or putrid suhstaSce, are adul- J‘“‘"which "his" 1 northern” “land's "atl as the eighth wonder. Iterated. ivalued, and where he is now forc- . j ing one crop In a short growing sea- I , son, and spending the greater part Charlie Chaplin has long sines .... „„„ of the >’ ear ln hand-feeding and ‘ v . I " hen you flnd something better. housing his stock, which. In Oeor- ceased to be a Joke, but he continues than an 0 id.f aS h|oned barbecue, you gla. could be grazing in fich alfalfa Thomasville. as to be a nuisance. will have to show us. The law made by old man Lynch is not popular these days, but it Is quite effective in Georgia. Louis You can give the devil his dua. and be sure that he will return It with confounding interest. and clover on the meadows the year around. Georgia’s Marvellous Story. It Is a wonderful story Georgia has to tell, and it is being told in this book, well within the bounds Gelbert Writes to Editor, of truth, for fear of too greatly Explaining Nature and Puriiosc taxing the credualtty of the north of the Groat Scheme. Don’t forget that a coffee cheaper than Luzianne in the end actually costs more, for you are guaran teed that there are twice the usual number of cups in a pound of Luzianne. It is guaranteed to please you, too. Buy a can today, use it all according to directions, then if you are not satisfied, if you are not dead certain it has gone twice aa for, your grocer will return your money without question. Write for our premium catalogue. 4i 1 PerCent. on Certif icates of Deposits. Interest Coupons at tached, payable quar terly. GEORGIA EXHIBIT CARS. !ern readers. It Is the Idea of the gentlemen composing the State Chamber of Commerce Executive Thomasville. Ga., March 6. 1916 committee that by this book, as by : Editor, Times-Enterprlse, thc entire plan of publicity that has I Thomasville, Ga. ! !been put ,nto operation, we will Dear sir- will von vindlv allow eurely get many thousands at sub- Throw mud Just ss much as you me w trj to rem0 ' e th * maunder-1 ■tantial northern farmers to look please, but you can’t hide the dirt standing that seems to exist con-! tb [? way ’ abd looking, see and be rernlns the fjeorcM Vihlblt Cars .satisfied that in Georgias equable it leaves on your own aands. | ag ind fcated by your editorial com- 1 cllraate they can flnU belte r health, o I ment last Saturday. While my du- i mora contentment and greater rich- u, Wilson Unnws how to net in 1 tle * wl,b the Georgia Chamber of| e * ,han anvwhere else on the contl- Mr. Wilson knows how to get ap j Commerce ; lave t0 do only wIth ttu !nent. Slncerly yours expression out of Congress, and It preparation of the hook of “Facts OELBBRT, l About Georgia,'' which is to be dis- i Editor, 'Facts About Georgia, trltvted through the North and | seems to suit him right well. 'west mainly through the agency of TO BEGIN WORK ON Some folks don’t want a red- , {{[* ChambeFs^ptans^nd”^purposes 1 THE COLORED PARK, blooded man; they prefer a ninny,'in the extensive campaign of ad-; T be Colored Park committee has but they are far and few between. * h 0 ,L‘nni ° n°n» ! resumed the campaign to raise funds gla, of which the cars are only one f 0r ( be completion of their park, at — o “ j of the co-relative features, and feel the corner of Broad and Jerger sure you would have your readers , tr eets. As the city council, through A sure cure for colds would net know the facts In the caor. the efforts of Alderman Felnberg. a man a real fortune that would You say: ,,The ldea ls »P*endld!” bought tile lot and donated it to and your criticism seems to be bas- the colored people, they accepted shame old John D's. palty millions, ed on the assumption that the ex- the suggestion of Mr. Felnberg that 0 Dense of running these cars thru they show their appreciation by the country ls to be borne by the beautifying the lot and putting ln The daughter gets the rag, the people of Georgia. Now, tnls is the play-ground apparatus. They have dog the bone and the old man baa very n,l > of thp bl K ldea . tbat wber * made such Improvements as their ever the cars go. admission ls to be money would warrant, and while to content himself with the hank of charged to cover the expense, and they expect their own people to hair. tb e museum feature, which you did continue to contribute, they feel not seem to think very highly of, that the park should be put In bet- 0 is the real drawing card la the in- ter shape immediately; so, the com- terlor of the country where the cars mtttee is soliciting help from their Senator Gore placed himself ln visit. .white friends also. A few of the the same position as was a woman The expense of sending out cars things they wish to do now are, , .. . of State exhibits with free admls- planting shrubbery, making a hedge a few months ago, when she enter- 8 | ong has been demonstrated many along the Broad atreet side, also cd a suit for libel. times to be almost prohibitive, and Jerger If possible, building of only when done at enormous cost, band-stand, swings, more -cats, two 0 as ln the case of Canada a few years toilets, a drinking fountain and This ls certainly booster's week ago, has It proved successful. Can- planting of vines, etc. ada spent two million dollars ln They will appreciate any i -u ■ i . n .......... dollars ln They will appreciate any assis- In Thomas County:Boston, Pavo and gucb an advertising scheme, but it tance along these lines and promise Ocblocknee are having big times, resulted in a million substantial j to make of the park a place of beau- Amcrlcan farmers becoming Canad-.t-, situated as It la In srch a : Ian farmers. Psychologically, free prominent place on the Dixie Hlgh- exhlbitlons. like free literature, do way. The committee appointed at not attract the class of people most the instance of Mr. Felnberg Is com posed of W. E. Gibson, Wm. Wat* and everybody who can Is going. A United States soldier is reqolr- desired Not nn Experiment. ed to pay an elght-dollar alimony, .... . These cars are not an experiment, which is shout as much ss he gets, They were con d„ c ted with great ton and E. Few. unless he is an officer. success for the 3tate of California » for nearly ten years by Mr. and 0 Mrs. Leak, who are now engaged in Billy Sunday ls considering a bid boosting Georgia, and they were In to go to Birmingham, which speak. tSE? ^TdSISS well for the financial and Immoral settlers during that period. The condition of the city. expense of running the cars, Includ- Editor Tells How D.D.D. Cored His Eczema ing the big item of railroad char- o ges and the expenses of the special “Better Babies.- are alright to those who have them, but they don' interest those who don't, except rather Impersonal sort of a we not back the Georgia Chamber of i Thif Commerce in the plan to the fullest When a woman dresses simply, extent and by every practical means you can be sure teat almpUcity It ln thelr P° wer ' Tl>®y may assist Clergyman and Banker Also Write n. O. Hotchkiss, Editor Echo, Prophetts- — ... . » . -**«me of am com- D. D. D. town. 111.: Remember mine was eczema of Your friends can buy anything yon can give them— except your phoi lograpb. A. W. Moller, BROAD ST. The photographer in your town. Try the Famous Franco - American EIGHT VARIETIES MULLIGATAWNEY glam chowder vegetable thick GUAM BROTH CONSOMME OX TAIL THICK CHICKEN Try some of our Pure Fruity Guava an i Kumquat Jellies, PRESERVE! KUHQUATS AND GRAPE FRUIT MARMALAH Made at Manatee,'Fla., right where these fruits grow. C. B. DIXON, Phone 75 114 E. Jacks w SI Grantham & Lester Where Quality Reigns Supreme Phone* 10-310 112 N. Broad Street. Rice! Rice! Rice! 16-lbs whole grain ef 80 Rice Jas. Evans Cash Store W. Jackson St. Phone 126. Fresh Shipment Quakers Oats. Quaker Hominy Grita. Quakers Farinu. Quakers Scotch Barley. Schumakers Graham Flour. Nero Post Toasties. Corn Flakes. Grape Nuts. Postum. Puffed Rice. Puffed Wheat. Pettijohns Breakfast Food. Shredded Wheat And Other Cereals. The Mutual Cash Store Phone 881 283 S. Broad 82,000 a month, and when this can ; rletcty healed, after 4 bottles of D. D. D. lon't be met and the big Idea put over ; FhiJi S55 in a wl,bout cost to the people of Geor-, of barber's itch, which bs could not euro ,U ** e*ln the.. ...n,.IA l.nbl-- ■ bitnffiffilf. el». tbev would Indeed be lacking ln ; hlmeelf. enterprise and ambition if they did; treated' with thrc^dactors^r^six' months^ ley did me no rood; my flee and scalp We Have materially In getting together the one ot the things that cost more most creditable exhibits, and pre- Uan gaudlneas, ostentation and sen- P ar tag the show for a tour of real . . . triumph for Georgia and her re- setional display. {sources Exhibit Not Complete. it doM • r-iinw The exhibit sow In the cars Is by It does a fellow good to got out no mMn , complete yet. although It , and visit unoe 1* a while, for he kaa been coneldered extremely ered- ,hlHM ho novae dronmod .... *tablt and ha* received the highest nw things ha nsver dreamed of, sad commendation of thousands of far- flnds out tbat there are other peo- mere, business men end officials In pi. and other environment* .. pleas- ^eJThS p.°ied*fn'?h\ hM •nt as he Is. weeks. Most of these exhibits were supplied by th* State Department of Agrlooltur*. nnd the work ot col ls view ot th* tact that It might looting them w*a temporarily Intor- tak* flfty dollar* or mor* to nt Is . r,lp . l *2 b7 , th * ,ad d * atb of Assls- * 7 zw » tent Commissioner Dan Hughe*, who the race for the Legislature, we <wai Intensely Interested in the pro- have decided not to secede to th. nn , Mr( Importuning of thousands, nay mu- months hence it Is expected tbat lion, ot friend, and announce. fiuo"tbi®dESii g*S Result—my face Is ae emooth es a baby’s. . Rev. L. I. Downing; Pastor 6th At. Pres- bytsriea Church ELECTROLIERS —at— Reasonable Money to Loan ON IMPROVED PROPSRTY IN THOMASVIIiLE. at Six Per Cent Interest, month ly re-payment! required; no rod tape—we loan you roe money. HURST LOAN COMPANY Office Over Cltlsens Banking 46 Trust Co. Let us help you light the Library or Sitting Room Table. See window display of -some of them. L. H. JERGER Jeweler and Silversmith. *»»»»**»»»»»»» 4 + lohn W. Bonncll, DM. Agt. * Jeckeon Terrace Pl«ne266 * ««««««■ F. A. STROBEL, D. Disease* of children •• well** adult*, yield rapidly under Chi ropractic (spinal) adjustment*. Chrrale Rbeases a Specialty aeeUtucr'phone Ofllce 'phone HI Thomasville, Ga. 17 19-21-Williams Building Per Cent, on Dei subject to checl der rules. r sits, un- EXECUTOR under wills. ADMINISTRATOR without a will of with the will annexed. . GUARDIAN of • minor or an incap able person. TRUSTEE to execute trusts or hold funds impartially. RECEIVER or ASSIGNEE in business embarassmenta. REGISTRAR and TRUST AGENT for registering, issuing and counter* signing Stock Certificates or Bonds of Corporations or Municipalities. TRUSTEES FOR BOND ISSUES. WILLS cared for and filed without charge. A Policy-holder* Company. * ; *- * : The Massachusetts t . Mutual * LIFE INSURANCE CO. W. H. ROCKWELL, Manager. : C. S. MALLARD, Accountant Thomasville, Georgia. Put Thoae New Gift Books in a Globe-Wernicke Sectional Bookcase and your book storing problem will be solved for all time. As your book collection grows, you secure new secl'o is for your bookcase at small coat. Watt Supply Co. v PLEASING THE INNER MAN. THE INNER MAN WILL ALWAYS REMAIN EXCRU- CIATINGLY FASTIDIOUS. ESPECIALLY SO WHEN PERTAIN ING TO HIS FOOD CONSUMPTION. ALWAYS BE SAFE FROM THE SLIGHTEST CRITICISM INSOFAR AS MEATS ARE CONCERNED. LET US HELP YOU CO-OPERATE WITH YOUR HUS* BAND BY USING OUR PURE AND TENDER MEATS. A. P. Canady’s Meat Market “Honest Weight — True Values — Supreme Service." vvj;st jackson st. ; •rii'.KFito.vK as The Way Service ATLANTA And faints In thc XOI TII and WEST. No. 7B: Ne. 74. l.r. Thnmssvllle, Ga., A. C. L R. R.. . . . . 9:69 AM 6:30 PM Ar. Albany, Ga. ,.... • A. C. L. R. R.. ...12:10 PM 8:50 PM No. 14-0-18. No. 16-12-3. tv. Albany, Ga., .... . .C. of Ga. Ry. . .. .12:26 PM 9:05 PM Ar. Amerlcus, Ga. ... . .C. of Ga. Ry. .... 2:06PM 13:39 PM Ar. Macon. Ga . .C. of Ga. Ry. .... 4:40PM 1:16 AM Ar. Atlanta. Tor. St... . .C. ofGa. Ry. . . . . 7:55 PM 8:26 AM Pullman Drawing Room Electric Lighted Sleeping Car, THOMASVILLE to ATLANTA, oh No. 74. Passengers are allow ed to remain ln car st Atlanta until 7:80 a. m. PARLOR CAR, Albany to Atlanta on Train No. 14. CONNECTIONS are made In Atlanta with The Southland, fast through train to Knoxville. Louisville. Cincinnati. Cleve land. Indianapolis, Grand Rapids and Chicago, and with the Famous Dixie Flyer for Chattanooga. Nashville. Evansville. St Louts and Chicago. For full particulars. Tickets, Sleeping Car Berths. Etc., call on or write to C. M. Hill, Ticket Agent, A. C. L„ Thom asville, Oa„ or L. W. Keith. Traveling Passenger Agent. C. of Ga. Railway, Albany, Ga. ATLANTIC COAST LINE CENTRAL of GEORGIA RY. THE BIGHT WAY Smith’s Cash Store 222 SOUTH BROAD STREET. PHONE 316. BEST GROCERIES BEST PRICES Best Self-rising F16iir 24-lb ; Sack ._^___90c Gopd plain Flour 24-lb sack_,_„_:f_.__fec i-ltJs. $l.pp Best Granulated Sugar, 13-lbs $1.00 J. E SMITH. ■■HiililiiiHiMl