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D.ULT; ¥lMB8-BNTHBriU8B, FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, MtARCH 10, 1010.
ALL SIZES AND KINDS
WE HAVE ONE FOR YOU.
Fresh Stock of Batteries and
Bulbs.
CALL ON US FOR YOUR WANTS.
JAMES GRIBBEN
: BUILDING MATERIAL
Telephone M6
•'SAVOY” TO-DAY
THE PATHE GOLD ROOSTER CO.
presents
Beaatifnl Pearl White
“hazel" KIRKE”
A Screen Version in 5 Acts
By Steele Mackaye
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FURNITURE I
FURNITURE
For the best in
Furniture Carpets, Mattings, Rugs
- Stoves ete.
LEST YOU FORGET— Our music suits the pictures
• Overtures during intermission
Coming—Clara K. Young in “Camille”
Also, Alice Brady in “The Lady in 47”
ODNBUfl QIMBTET IS
MBIT SUCCESS
Last Number of Lfceum Course was
Most Enjoyable sod Was Attend
ed by Large Audience.
THOSE WO
Mr. O. M. Hill, oi Waycrois was Mr. Redden Adame, of Boston.
In the city on business today.
Mr. T. J. Haskell, of Columbia,
is In the city for a short stay.
Mrs. J. S. Searcy, is spending the
day at the Ochlocknee celebration,
spent several hours in the city yes
terday afternoon.
See us—the most complete line in the city and
prices and terms to suit you. I
W. Feinberg & Son,
Thomaiville’s Leading Furniture Store.
115 West Jackson Street.
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The Grave*, lllrgc, tillllln, Domes
tic Wall Papers. The Lloyd Im
ported Line; more Beautiful than
ever. Pattern Hooka Ileady for
You. Estimate*, Prompt Service.
JAMES H. BROWN.
Mr. E. E. Slack, of Tlfton, Is
spending a few days In town on
business.
Mr. T. Presley, of Valdosta, spent
part of yesterday In town with
friends.
Mr. J. M. Rlcketson, or Boston,
was among the prominent business
visitors in Thomasvllle Thursday.
Mrs. S. Sampson and daughter
have returned from a short visit
to Atlanta.
Everyone who missed attending
the entertainment given by the Dun
bar Quartet and Bell Ringers, at
Young's College auditorium last
night, has caivcs for regret, as It
was one of the best things that has
been In Thomasvllle In a long time.
The entertainment from start to
finish was most delightful, and the
audience seemed to enjoy It, thor
oughly. The quartet was fine In all
of their numbers and the bell ging
ers perfect In their work.
Among the specialties of the Quar
tet that deserve mention was, “The
Wind In the Chimney.” The hum
orous sketches, etc., kept the audi
ence amused and everybody enjoy
ed a good laugh. 3hould they ever
return to Thomasvllle, the Dunbar
Quartet can be assured of a fine au
dience.
The Lyceum course was put on
this season under the auspices of
the Y. M. C. A., and although It 1s
safe to say that Institution has not
gained much from It financially, it
deserves the thanks of the public
for giving tnem me opportunity
to enjoy a series of first-class, dean
entertainments.
In New
Quarters
Flowers Realty Co., Real Estate
und Insurance. Mitchell Building.
Mrs. E. P. Perry, of Valdosta
j spent a short time in the city yes
i terday.
| 'Mr. P. R. Braswell and Sherlll
Rehberg were among the Thomas-
vllle visitors in Ochlocknee last
night.
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Dr. A. D. Little
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Broad Street.
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Special Attention to
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General Surgery
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and diseases of women
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and children.
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Phone office M4; Rea. 267
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We have established our
business at the corner of
Broad and Jackson streets
and extend a cordial invita
tion to the people of Thom-
ville to visit our new place
and’ inspect our line of
New and Up-to-
date Clothing
and
Men’s
Furnishings.
Mallard-Varnedoe
Company.
Messrs. C. R. and R. B. McRae,
-veil known planters of Boston sec
tion was In, Thomasvllle Friday on
business.
Plume ilia, Sin:tit's CMi Store,
mil get a ran of Pqr-e Country Lard.
*t IBMr per pound. 16-lm
Mrs. H. A. Cooke, and Miss Mar
garet O'Donnell, of Eagle Grove,
Iowa, are among the visitors spend
ing a short lime In Thomasvllle.
Mrs. Armacost, Mrs. W. M. Park
er. Mrs. H. B. Milton and Miss Lilia
Jones were among the ThomasvUle
visitors to Albany tihs week, mak
ing the trip In a car.
Mr. W. E. Bedgood. of Pavo was
a visitor to the city today. While
here he took occasion to compli
ment tbe Commercial Association
on the fair of last year. He says
that he attended the Atlanta hair
and the state fair at Macon and
that neither of those were ahead of
the Thomasville show as far as the
parade or the class of the exhibits.
Mr. Bedgood was promised an even
better one next year if he would
come over.
CHERO COLA COMPANY MOVES
Into New Building oi
Street on Opera House Site —
Building Specially Prepared
for Them
The Chero Cola Bottling Works
are today moving into \helr new
quarters In the Thompson building
lower Jackson street. Mr.
Thompson has erected a uuu.ie
(tore on the site of the old Opera
House and it is built especially for
this company with all the necessary
fittings and conveniences.
Tbe company Is installing Its ma
chinery today and will be ready for
operation In a short time. They
will make this the permanent home
of this popular drink Tor the next
five years at least.
BIE DAY AT OCHLOCKNEE
Winding l'p of Chautauqua Today
With Speeches by lYomlne-nt
Gentlemen of This - Section of
the State.
The Ochlocknee Chautauqua Is
to be concluded today with one of
tbe most. Interesting programs of
the' week. Owing 'to the fact that
It was not advertised, a sufficient
time ahead It baa not been as large
as tbe Boston meeting but it was
of some importance and local poli
tical Interest, especially today.
The people have Judge Cox, Hon.
Roscoe Luke and Hon. J. B. Burch
on the list of speakers and all of
tbe mare able to interest any gath
ertng before which they appear
There were a number of people
present and they all report a good
time with a fine basket dinner and
many features that amply display
and exemplify the hospitality for
which Ochlocknee Is noted. Yester
day, Dr. Hardman spoke io a large
oro-wd.
Fresh Buttermu* and Ratter
Hally, Sanitary Dairy, Phone 735,
Old P. O. Rail ding |
2 PHONESIIZ
116 E. JACKSON ST.
Just Opened Presh Barrel
SPANISH MACKEREL
TRY OUR DELICIOUS
SLICED
Breakfast Bacon
Prompt Service Quick Delivery
CALVIN CARROLL
RstsMIfthfd ISIS.
"QUALITY-SERVICE-PRICE”
W. R. Carroll, Mgr- C.P. Cairoll, A«T Mrr.
Mr. W. Z. Brantley. M, K. M.
Fambrongh, Mr. W. R. Forster and
J. H. Balckom, of Boston spent
yetserday in Thomasvllle on busi
ness. They all expresed pleasure
at the success of the Chautauqua
and the interest taken In It by ..
ThomasvUle, and other town, of Mean temperature
the county.
♦ Local Office of the t'nlti-d state* •
♦ Weather Bureau. ♦
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Thomasvllle, Ga.. March 10, 1016.
Weather forecast for Thomasvllli-
and vicinity; Partly Cloudy To
night and Saturday.
Observation at 2 p. m.:
Highest temperature today .... 6;
Lowest temperature today . . . 3s
SI
Normal for this date 59
Temperature 7 a. m. .. ’ 13
Temperature 12 m 59
Temperature 2 p. m 62
plus 217
Dr. L. 0. Hardman was among
the visitors spending a short-time
In the City today. He is en route Dept, since Jan. 1
f rom Ochlocknee to Cairo where he Re,t,,y * humidity .
will make a talk today after the «“"> » • pa8t 24 ho,,rs
court la adjourned. Dr. Hardman RalnfalL since Jan. 1.
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SUBMARINE PIRATE”
4-Art Triangle Comedy
"The Edge ofThe Abyss'
.--Act Triangle Drama
IT “THE UND" TODIY
Two Big Feature* Today, a Two-
Honr-and-a-rialf Show — Admis
sion, Matinee 5 and 10c; Night 111
and Iff Cent*.
is* many warm
were delighted to get
seeing him again.
friend, here who Dept - 8,nct Jan ' *■ “ ,nua -. l ' 92 ln '*
a chance of
Wind direction . . . . .. Southwest
Wind velocity ...11 miles per hotr
O. M. Hadley, Observer ln Charge-
SPECIAL FOR 10 DAYS
We are offering the famous
Serite Eye Glasses
Gold Frames (guaranteed) at j ..$1.75
Aluminum Frames (guaranteed) at $1.25
EXTRA SUE PERFECT LENSES.
Remember with the Serite Glass, yon fit yourself. Phooe us
and we will send Instructions and several pair of glasses to row
home. Take Ume and find just -what you ne«d. Wo guarantee en
tire satisfaction or trill refund your money of aoy time yon become
dissatisfied. .
THE REGULAR PRICE OF THEBE GLASSES H gthffO ead *3.00
CITY DRUG STORE
Phone 284.
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FOURTH TRIANGLE PROGRAM”
*1 "THE GRAND” MM
Matinee S i Me—alter 7 p. *. II & I Sc.
(Triangle—Kay Bee) Production
THE EDGE OF THE ABYSS*
A modem drama in 5 acts
featuring Mary Boland
(Triangle-Sennetf) Comedy
THE SUBMARINE PIRATE"
Positively the best comedy
ever produced
COME EARLY.' COME EARLY!
Parks and Gaudy—Musicians
Thomasvllle people deserve - th-J
best In pictures snd they are getting
them at The Grand.
In, "The Edge of the Abyss,’ yo •
see Miss Mary Boland. This pic
ture was produced by Thomus H.
Ince, and you will enjoy every fool
of It.
. In, "The Sunmarme Pirate." the
Triangle-Sennett comedy, you will
see a submarine especially loaned
by tbe United 3tates Navy for this
wonderful comedy production. This
picture Is worth the price of admis
sion alone. If, after icelng an;-
show at he Grand, you ore not sat-|
lsfied. your money will be returned i
to you.
Tomorrow; "The Lonesome Heart" j
featuring beautiful Marguerite FIs- j
cher. This picture has been so-;
cured to show Instead of "The Idol i
of the Stage," which we found not
to be up to our high standnid.
Coming. Monday: Pauline Freder
ick In. "Lydia Ollmore." the next
Paramount Production.
All next week: “The Dixieland
Comedy Four-” They need no In
troduction.
P. S. We have cancelled the
"Fox" features and all questionable
films, ns near as possible.
Yours for better films,
ladv) THE GRAND.
“DADDY LONE LEES"
The Thomasvllle public will have
an apportunlty next Tuesday even
ing to see an impersonation of that
most captivating comedy, “Daddy
Long Legs." when Miss Marlon It.
Clark appears in character at the
new school auditorium, on Mallette
Heights.
This charming play, which has
attracted snch large audiences, all
over the country, Is too well known
to need commendation and Miss
Ctarkfe's impersonation la In Itself
an artlatle triumph.
Tills entertainment la pot on at
popular prices so that It will be
within the reach of the general pub
lic. It will be for the benefit of the
public library, an institution In
which every resident of ThomasvUle
should be tntereeted.
The price of admission wUI bo 21
cents, with no charges for reserved
seatk The entertainment will be
gin et 1:11 o'clock.
FOR
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Call Early.
We have the Fish dressed for you.
£.wWe have Ketchup
and Crackers to go
with the Oysters.
All kinds of Western and Na
tive Meats
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
CALL
The Economy Market
JESS BLANTON. MGR.
PHONES 287-196 110 N. BROAD ST.
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You bought from us last year
and the seed came up.
Same reliable seeds of all
kinds this year at the
right prices.
Try us again and you
wont be disappointed.
Red Cross Drug Co.
The Reliable Seed & Drug Store
Phone 160
WHERE?
"WHERE'D YOU GET THAT COAL
You'll hear this question asked oftenwhithin tie next
few months.
It will be asked you too, if you burn DIXIE GEM COAL
and you will like to hear it, because it ia a tribute to good
judgement.
When we lei) a ton of DIXIE GEM, the chances are ten
to one that we'll sell others as a result.
DIXIE GEM BLOCK COAL
“the Coal that Burn* to Aahet.*’
BURCH & SON, Agents.
Save Money
Do yon realize how much even the
small amount ot $1.00 a week wUI do?
About 17cts a day?
Yon throwaway IS to 25 cents a day
aHd never know where it has gone;
yel|tnrned in (he proper direction II
will work wonders in yonr home com
forts.
CaD In and let ns explain how yon
may tarnish yonr home comfortably
and beautifully and have payments ar
ranged to salt yonr convenience.
Ballard’On-Broad Street
"THE FURNITURE HAN”
(Look al our Windows.)
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