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DAILY TIMES-ENTEIU’IUSK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 11, 1B16.
DAILY TIMES-ENTEHPSISE
. M KM Mills ASSOCI ATE PRESS.
Tfmes-Enterprlse. We are glad to
lie set right. But we regret the ruf-
I fling of Editor Jerger."—The Way.
Jumping at conclusions. or again
tracts the slanderous statements
made In reference to that body.
The editor Isn't a member of the
council, but there are men on that
body who are intelligent enough to
-r-r——I appreciate an apology, when It is
To Insure Insertions, All Changes
l or Standing Advertisements Must |offered In the right way. We hope
le handed In by Nine O'clock of tb* [|h(> council will overlook the little
E. It.
JERGER . .
. ... Editor
V. 1).
HARGRAVE
Ihift. Mgr.
I'tl'v
• "d Semi-Weekly
Tlmes-En-
tarprias
, Published at the Tlmes-En-
t**rpris4
t'-: t>rihf
Building, by the
Tlmes-En-
Company, Thomasville, Ga.
l ate !<d at the Tbomasvllle Post
Office for Transmission through tha
mails us second class mall matter.
line On Which They are tA Appear.
(digression by "The Way." and par-
i don what must have been a care-
KI H8CRIITIOX RATES
I Silly. One Year $Sd)0
lb.il). Six Months 2.B0 less, thoughtless statement on the
Ibiily, Th-ee Months 1.2A!p., rt a gentleman who wasn't
I nllv, One Month SO . , ,
_ ! particular w here he got his Infor-
I1IONK NUMBERS:— jmation and wasn't particular about
Business Manager li j
Editors Desk 6*'" he accused of civic dishon-
♦ IJIIUjK QUOTATIONS.
♦ Tlu* Lord is not slack con-
♦ cerninp His promises, as some
♦ men count slackness, but is
♦ long-sufferinp toward us. not
♦ willing that any should perish.
♦ but that all should come to re-
♦ pentance.—2 Peter 3:9.
♦ Godliness is profitable unto
♦ all things, having promise of
♦ the life that now is. and of
that which is to come.— 1 Tim-
♦ othy 4:8.
♦ He that believeth on Him is
The editor isn’t ruffled. Oh. no.
tut Pat Griffin, of the Hainbridge
"Vist. who heard about what was
aid. and re-said had this to add.
ust after it happened;.
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs.* Chappell, of Fire Yean’
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.
Mt. Airy, N. C.—Mrs. Sarah M. Chap-
r iell of this town, says: “I suffered for
ivc years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day about Cardui, the wo
man’s tonic, and I decided to try it. I
had not taken but ahout six bottles until
I was almost cured. It did me more
good than all the other medicines I had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and I told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it.”
Do you. lady reader, sutler from any
of the ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
feeling?
If so. let us urge vou to give Cardui a
We i.J confident it will help you.
ju«t as it has n million other women in i
Hie past half century.
Begin 1a!:ing Cardui to-day. You!
won’t regre: it. All druggists. j
Writ, C*'.o:t«r.ooga Medicine Co., Ladie*'
A'-.-isory Ik- . ...aitanooca, Tenn.. for »/./.; |
'• « " x s? « 64'04ie book. "Hotr i
1 nwiari \e r ... . >• *' ir. r e r. wranner N C IS !
j to suit Hi'* Thomasvill * Tjm«* e -
t nterprise and they have handled)
j * hat gent a hunch to dream over, j
• Vckson's Way lies not. nor does not i
I uit. anybody but a gang of prof os-j
jsional lime-light seekers and those j
; ' l,o make it a business to knoc’-- j
| ’ e 5 r t \\n< :r,| r!tio« »>o,.
, t»r. rot boss them. The Way di I |
: etiously misrepresent Thomasvill*'. j
jard we w-U b**t ;• d Par to a &r.-\
jcer-cpke that they will never cor- {
. iect their false Impression s*»nt out!'
lifter they knov the real facts*’ j
♦ not condemned but he that be- ♦ ; — ——— ——- i
♦ lieveth no. Is condemned at » I mnpu ns. . ops. n|PT|inr
♦ ready, because he hath not be- ♦ j UVUnS UN LUuHL flulUlIt
♦ lieved in the name of the only ♦
God. -John ♦
RHEUMATISM
CAN BgtCURED
8nff*r*rf with Bhiunattm* HonralgUa
Neuritis, Limbs go, Sola tics, Bheummtold
Arthritis or Goat, do matter how severs
VZJZl &JSfc £'D.TMPftrtS#
It., Bottoo, Me— , Dept. 1061'.
♦ begotten Son
♦ 3:18.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦<
Stick in that nickle
morning.
BEGINS MONDAY MORNING
♦ ♦ ♦ -e ♦
tomorrow
! Citizens of Town I'rged to Take
Part and l^end Their Assistance
to the Worthy .Move.
Rice! Rice! Rice!
16-lbs whole grain 00
Rice
Jas. Evans Cash Store
W. Jackson St. Phone 128.
for peace, by force if necessary.
j The dierctor of the local moving i
I picture wishes to announces that the j
j camera man will start taking the|
The Secretary of War naturally is'picture at 9 o’clock A. M.. Monday.;
jind would like for every one that!
| has an automobile and so desires I
o— ■ ; o be on the main streets, between j
• j nine thirty and ten o’clock, in order I
A stiller at Grady was convicted i that they may get into the Picture. |
. . , . . * This picture is to boost Thomas-’
,n the Superior court before Judge yllle an ‘ d , 0 Bhow tllp ontald( , wor ,,
Cox this week. ; "hat Thomasville has. Nothing can
circulate like a moving picture,
traveling as it does to a difforen'
Very few Georgia newspapers town every day. Thousands or pee
will take advertising for liouor af- will see this picture, and t.i"*
»lll take advertising tor liquor ar ( . aln( , ra wlll portray Tbomnsvlll*
ter the first of May. just as it is. The majority of the
Q players will be local young people.
The scenerio will be a rollocklns
The reason Ford came back was comedy, and produced by a profe*-
because he couldn't afford that Biona > dlrP ' ,,or - wl,h ' <-°mpe.en.
operators.
eleven thousand dollars a month for
tip g- Vote (’loses Today.
_ ! Today is the last day to vote for
—~~° your favorite in the contest, for the
Remember, you don’t have to go leading parts in the picture. Don’t
. . . . , I# fall to vote, for some young lady Is
to Church, and nobody is loser If golng to win the u «. n ; y . flVe dollar
you stay away. except your own as well as receiving the honor o'
the first young lady playing the lead
sweet self. ;ing ro i e j n a pj cture made j n Thom
-o — asville.
To the nominees in the contest:
Mr. Bryan will probably leave All are requested to report at Th»
. . Grand Theatre Sunday afternoon ar
Washington just as soon as he t jj rpe o’clock, and the scenario wll«
hears that there is a war against be explained, parts assigned, and
suggestions offered as to clothes.
vma - 'general make-up, etc. Remember
o that all nominees will be used In
the picture. The standing of tin
Isn’t it a pity that Teddy cant nominees to date is as follows:
go down into Mexico, and lead the For Leading Lady.
troopers against old Villa, and bis '***“ Noll Patten 10940
Miss Goodwy.n Mitchell 10790
ragged band of CUt-throats. Miss Minnie Weldon 10479
O Miss Lucile Winnette 9050
'Miss Louise Grantham 8810
Governor Harris says that the new \fi„ K yiorente Pringle 8040
state prohibition law made it pos- -' ,Va Balfour 7.70
Miss Lois Vann 0980
sible Tor Macon to clean up. even j** Leading Man*
before the time came. 'Mr. Arthur Clark 4'!70
Mr. H. P. Searcy 4220
”° Mr. R, P. Wimberly 4050
With gasoline at forty cents, the Mr. Leslie Grantham 269°
. , ... . , . , Mr. O. H. Cook 2460
dealers will certainly have to make j c p r | n gj e 2\4 9
the purchase of if a cash transac- Mr. E. C. Ayer 17'0
The winners will be posted at the
Red Cross Drug Store, adv.
tion. to save themselves from ruin.
F. A. STROBEL, D. C.
Chiropractor.
Health is the result of a perfect
Spine. Disease is the result of
an abnormal Spine. Chiroprac
tic adjustments .will correct ab
normal Spines and Nature will
' cure the disease. Investigate!
j Write For Literature.
j Rriiidrnce 'phone Office phone HI
Thomasville, Ga.
) 17 19-21 Williams Building
Money to Loan
ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THOMASVII.I.E,
nt Six Per Cent Interest, month
ly re-payments required; no red
tape—we loan you me money.
HURST LOAN COMPANY
Office Over Citizens Banking £
Trust Co.
Yonr friends can
bay anything yon
can give them—
except yonr pho
tograph.
A. W. Moller,
BROAD ST.
The photographer in your
town.
Judge Cux i» running for Con
gress. but he »on't admit it (or- ‘
malty In the newspapers, until the
Itrst of April, but he probably has
no Idea that anybody will take i! as
an April fool affair.
(ioveruor Harris hasn't made up
bis mind what he thinks best to do
with the State road, but he has evi
dently made up his mind not to give
the benefit of bis information and
knowledge If he Isn't re-elected Gov
ernor.
—- -o——
“EDITOR JKItffKIt III PEI.Ell.”
'The Daily Timea-Knterprlse of
TbomuvIUe lakes The Way to task ;
lor a story baaed upon an article
appearing In The Preaa of that city. 1
No attack was made by The Way
U|Kt|p the city of TJomasville or Ita l
officials. Only the facts as given I
by the local paper were given. Then
a question bearing on tbow tacts I
was asked by The Way. The Press t
gave the Chief of Police credit for i
great activity against Isaiessnesa.,
The Way, remembering the treat
meet of Chief Reavers In Atlanta.!
naked whether or not the (allure of i
Ute Council of Tbomaavllle to treat |
the Chief of Police k « older offi
cials were treated wsa due to that
activity. We are glad to learn that
this was not the rase. If we had
know a that Editor Jerger ol The
Tlmsa-Caterprtse was a member of
Ike Council, we should not have
■abed the question. Tha Way has
sained the good opinion of The
Smith's Cash
Store
222 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
PHONE 316.
BEST GROCERIES
BEST PRICES
Best Self-rising Flour 24-lb
Sack .
_ _90c
Good plain Flour
24-lb sack
_ _85c
Special Priees by the Barrel.
Broken Grain Rice, 20-lbs
- $1.00
Blue Rose Rice, 16-lbs
$1.00
Best Whole Grain Rice, 14-lbs.
$1.00
Best Granulated Sugar, 13-lbs...
$1.00
J. E. SMITH.
i*
g Put Those New Gift
Books in a
I Globe-Wernicke
® Sectional Bookcase
? /
® and your book storing (
® problem will be solved for
® all time.
$
As your book collection
•oj grows, you secure new
© sections for your bookcase
© at small cost.
| Watt Supply Co.
For Sale
ONE |
jl
| Cyphers
Standard j
Incubator j|
Also Three Brooders i|
1
Will Sell Cheap, jj
Grantham & Lester
Phones 10-310
I 12 N. Broad Street.
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WHEN YOU WANT
GOOD COFFEE
TRY OUR COFFEES
We have Roasted Coffees,
from 15c to 50c pound. We
have assembled in our Store.
Coffees from the remote
parts of (he globe. Coffees
irom Java. Arabia. Brazil.
Mexico and Guatemala.
We have these Coffees
green, roasted and ground. If
you are lot pleased with
your coffee, try ours. We as-
«ure you that we appreciate
your patronage and we give
you 100 per cent value for
every dollar that you spend
'Aitfi us.
We have Thirty-five Differ
ent Kinds and Brands of
Coffees to Suit Every Taste
and every pocketbook.
THE MUM GASH STORE
"The House that gave Thom-
ville Better Bread."
Phone 681 203 S. Broad
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE OGLETHORPE SUES 10 TRUST COMPANY
AS CAI.I.ED FOR BY T HE STATE BAJJK EXAMINER AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSIN ES3 DEC. 8. 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. 11.714.975.86
3tocks and Bonds ... 198.694.99
Real Estate 7.865.20
Cash and Due from
Banks 825.352.47
Other Resources 38.851.65
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 5 125.ft0J.00
Surplus and Undivided
Profits, Net 2 74,846.32
Deposits 1.731,903.29
Bills Payable, Including
Time Certificates Rep
resenting Borrowed
Money 500,000.00
Other Liability 44,010.49
TOTAL 12,725.760.10 TOT A I, 32.725,760.10
WE ACT AS:
EXECUTOR under wills.
ADMINISTRATOR without • will ui
with the will annexed.
GUARDIAN of a minor or an incap
able person.
TRUSTEE to execute trust* or hold
fund, impartially.
RECEIVER or ASSIGNEE in bu.ineaa
embarassments.
REGISTRAR and TRUST AGENT
for registering, issuing and courtier-
sigriing Stock Certificates or Bonds of
Corporations or Municipalities.
TRUSTEES FOR BOND ISSUES.
WILLS cared for and filed without
charge.
W. H. ROCKWELL^Manager. ~7 : C. S. MALLARD. Accountant
Thomasville, Georgia.
PLEASING THE INNER MAN.
the INNER MAN WILL ALWAYS REMAIN KXCRU-
ClATlNfll.Y FASTIDIOUS, ESPECIALLY SO WHEN PERTAIN
ING TO HIS FOOD CONSUMPTION.
ALWAYS BE SAFE FROM THE SLIGHTEST CRITICISM
INSOFAR AS MEATS ARK CONCERNED.
LET US HELP YOU OO-OPEIIATK WITII YOUR HUS
BAND BY USING OUR PURE AND TENDER MEATS.
A. P. Canady’s Meat Market
“Uonc.st Weight — True Values — Supreme Service.”
WKST JACKSON ST. THLKPHONK 62
We Pay Interest As Follows:
4 1 Per Cent, on Certif-
2 icates of Deposits.
Interest Coupons at-
- tached, payable quar
terly.
4 Per Cent, on Deposits,
subject to check un
der rules.
A Powerful
Motor
Electrically
Started
Electrically
Lighted
Absolutely
Complete
Unusually
Large Tires
*615
Roadster $595
Mnitl75,f. s. t. Toltd*
Here is the car that all America has waited for.
Here is the car that all America is buying
faster than we can produce.
You’ve got to have a car.
But you don't have to pay a large price. No*
do you have to be satisfied with a small, uncom
fortable car which keeps you in a state of mental
dissatisfaction and physical discomfort.
The $615 Overland solves the problem.
Seats five comfortably—no crowding or jam
ming.
Cantilever rear springs—
Soft, deep upholstery built up over long
spiral springs—
And four-inch tires.
These features make it ride easier than many
of the big high-priced cars.
It has a powerful and snappy en bloc motor—
la electrically started and electrically lighted—
Has electric control buttons on steering
column—
And all the very latest touches of up-to-date
ness and refinement.
It is light and economical, but with good
style, beautiful finish and phenomenal riding
comfort.
Only $615.
And that’s complete. Everything with it.
Nothing extra to buy.
You’ve got to have a car. Order this Ovtft
land.
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H T. PACE, Local Dealer
Phone 344 Thomasville, Ga.
The WlUjrs-Overland Company, Tokdos Ohfi/
’‘MaAsiaU.S.A." *