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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER t, 1*22.
DAILY TIMBt-SNTCRFRISB THOMA8VILLE, GEORGIA
Velvet Rugs
Here is a RUG CLEARANCE that may not
come again for years. There is no question but
what thesl fine rugs are becoming hard
er to get and more valuable daily
WATT SUPPLY COMPANY
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
Large Fresh Shipment
Jordan Almonds
going at 36c per pound
Exclusive agents Park-Tilfords
New York and Paris Candies
BUCKELEW’S
SOUTH GEORGIA NEWS
, CORRESPONDENCE
TIFTON ELECTS NEW CITY
MANAGER THIS WEEK
Tlfton, Ga.. Not. 8.—R. E. Hall
elected Manager of the City of Tlfton
at the November meeting of the City
Commlaalon laat night, aucceedlng
W. T. Hargrett. Tifton'a flrat mi
ger under Commlaalon form, who
algned to accept the Presidency of
the Live Oak, Perry A Gulf Railroad.
Mr. Hall took the oath of office and
entered on hla duties at c
Hall came from Laurens county to
Tlfton thirty years ago. He roae from
position of sawyer at Tift’s mill to
that of Superintendent; was for two
years Supernitendent of the Adel
Lumber Company, for two more years
Joint superintendent fo rthe two
mills; for twelve years general man
ager of the Tlfton Terminal Company
and for nearly four years Chairman
of the Board of County Commissioners
of Tift. He Is a man of experience in
handling men and affairs and has
tensive property interests In this
county. The selection Is regarded
excellent one.
NEGRO PREACHER AND COM
MON LAW WIFE ARRE8TED
Waycross, Ga., Not. 8 They
protested vainly when told they had
broken the law of the State by living
together as man and wife, did C. P.
Barnes, negro preacher who is pastor
of Barnes Chapel of this city, and
his supposed wife, who later gave her
as Ellen Mitchell, according to
Sheriff Sweat's account of the arrest
Cut Down Your Necktie Bill
By Making Them Last Longer
Every man has a great lot of discarded neckties
that need nothing but the reviving and revitalising ef
fect of our Dry Cleaning Service to put them back In
use; their beauty restored and their owner given Joy
almost equal to that of new possession.
Dig out those old favorites and let us show 70u
whst our service can do to them.
“""Our Dry Clean in gand Pressing Service Is making
better dressers of hundreds of men and women In
Thomaaville. -
Modern methods and facilities coupled with special
skill and experience are our best assurances of satisfac
tion.
Ask our driver about thla or phone us.
Complete Dry Cleaning Service for men, women and
children.
TALK
To friends or associ
ates within a radius of
72 miles on station to
station calls alter &30
p. m.
AT
The reduced rate which
allows a five minute
conversation for 25c
plus war tax.
The service is quick
and clear at
NIGHT
of the two on a charge of bigamy here
this week.
Barnes and the Mitchell woman are
said by county officers to have been
married previously to two other
help-meets,' and their present eon-
jugal state is said to be unlawful.
They were brought to the county jail
In default of $1,000 bond, where they
will be held for trial at the December
term of court.
in years, he around 60, and
she in the neighborhood of 50, they
go down to the close of life with the
stern hand of justice held over them,
while he gives up his chspel to a
more worthy of his charge.
SOUTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE
MEET8 IN WAYCROSS NOV. 22
Waycross, Ga., Nov. 8—One of
the most interesting events of the
South Georgia conference which
convenes on November 22 at the First
Methodist church of this city will be
the presenntion of n gavel to the
conference by Mrs. J. L. Walker, of
this city.
The gavel is of especial significance
it is made from wood from a limb
of the famous Wesley oak at
Frederica. This is tho tree under
which Charles Wesley sang and John
Wesley preached Twenty-two years
a storm blew the oak down but
of the friends of Mrs. Walker
secured one of the limbs and sent It
to her.
This year Mrs. Walker had four
gavels made of the wood, each
beautifully mounted In silver
which Is engraved the history of the
wood. One will be presented to the
South Georgia and another to the
North Georgia Methodist conference.
NEIGHBORS WERE
ASTONISHED AT
CHANGE IN HER
"I had lost nearly all faith in
medicine*, but I am thankful a thous
and times over that I ever believed
in Tanlac strong enough to try it,”
recently said Mrs. Marthat Baker,
608 East Sixth St., Gastonia, N. C.
"My daughter thinks I might i
be here now if I had not used Tanlac,
and no doubt she is right, for I was
failing pretty fast. The lightest kind
of food hurt me and many times
could not retain anything I would eal
I was also fearfully nervous, couldn’
sleep, and got up mornings complete,
ly worn out.
‘‘After I got Tanlac I improved
rapidly that my neighbors w<
astonished and wanted to know what
s doing for myself. I am just
» new person now and I know
at least a dozen people who have
taken Tanlac and got well on account
of what it did for me.”
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
“THE STORM” IS
DYNAMIC FILM STORY
House Peters Stars in Screen
Version of Great Stage Suc
cess. — At .Grand Theatre
Thursday and Friday.
After all, a picture is essentially a
story, and the plot therefore is the
most important element. ‘‘The story’s
the thing.”
Peters, to the Grand Theatre next
Thursday and Friday, was adapted
from the New York stage sensation
of the same name. Theatrical history
was made by the play, written by
Langdon McCormick. It Is gripping
ly dramatic, and besides the elements
of simple drama there is woven'into
it the theme of two kinds of fear that
may feel toward women,
te man in the triangle of the
story is afraid of women because he
knows nothing of them has never
anything of them. He’s woods,
i, primitive and honest
The other is the product of London
and Paris society. He fears the
gentle sex because he has “seen
darned much of women.”
The woman in the case is an inno
cent French Canadian girl, forced to
live with the two men for four long
months through being hemmed in by
a snow-storm.
On this novel situation McCormick
constructed a story that holds the in
terest to the last by its very unusual
The reproduction # of the snow
storm scene and the devastating
forest fire establishes new records
for sensationalism and thrills, ever
in these blase days. Throughout the
action Director Barker has maintain-
the element of suspense so
splendidly that even tbe most thrill-
proof movie fan is going to sit spell
bound. Nothing like it has ever be
fore been presented, and it is easy
to understand the glowing com
mendation heaped on picture and
drama alike by the metropolitan press
of the country.
Virginia Valii ia the girl and Matt
Moore is the Londener, while Peters
bring his manly directness and emo
tionalism to bear on the starring role
of the woodsmen Josef Swickard'and
Frank Lanning have supporting roles
DON’T DESPISE THE
SINGLE DOLLAR
If you watch over the small
things of life they will make
you. If you neglect them they
will break you. Neglect the
DIMES and you will never
have the opporunity to neg
lect the DOLLARS.
One of these small Savings Bank will help y
Start a Savings Accou nt with a dollar c
will loan you one free.
i save your dimes.
WE PAY INTEREST ON 8AVINGS
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
T. J. BALL, Prest. R. J. McCLENNY. Cash.
THE GREATEST
MONEY SAVING EVENT
IN THE HISTORY OF THIS SECTION
IS NOW ON
Take Advantage of this Opportunity
to Secure a Full Supply of your
mediate and Holiday Needs.
Im-
THE FAIR
Thomasville’s Cash One-Price Outfitters
IS ON TRIAL IN CHICAGO
Chicago, Nov. 8 Albert J. Moore
head of the ‘‘life institute,” whose
precepts of religion and prescriptions
for success and home healing” gained
him publicity several months ago,
yesterday went on trial in the
criminal court on a charge of con
spiracy to obtain money under false
pretenses from Mrs. Hattie Cart
wright, wife of justice of the state
Supreme Court.
At a previous hearing Mrs. Cart
wright declared Moore had claimed
to be able to raise the dead, and she
alleged she had given Moore $2,500
before she lost confidence in him.
Mrs. W. W. Talcott, whose husband
had Moore taken into Municipal
Court and fined $200 on a charge
of obtaining money for religious
purposes by deception, was expected
to bo a witness. Mr. Talcott com
mitted suicide by jumping into Lake
Michigan when he was unable to 1
persuade Mrs. Talcott to sever herj
connections with the life institute.
Syrup and Lard Cans
Just Received
Bring us your old G uns and let us make them
shoot like new ones for you. Now is the time to
have them repaired.
Don’t forget us when in need of a Stove or Heater,
as our prices and terms are in reach of everybody.
Parrish Bicycle & Hdwe. Co.
221-22) W. Jackson SI.
Thomasvilic, Ga.
HATS
-FOR—
15c
Brand new, assotted sizes. Suitable for ladies
and children too
A. T. Chastain
PHONE 192.
HONEYMOONING AT DOORN
Doom, Holland, Nov. 8.—William
Hohenzollern’s walks around the
castle are solitavy no longer. With
his new wife, arm in arm, yesterday
he visited the Rose pavilion, where
hot long ngo he made his proposal of
matTiage. Boon' the bridal couple
retired in doors, as it rained heavily,
and later William saw his sister-in-
law, Princess Ida of Stolberg, 1
Amserfort Station while Frederick
William, the erstwhile crown prince,
took his new mother, whom howeve
he does not call mother for a drive.
This little Dutch community, espe
cially the feminine section of it, is
still wagging tongues over the distur
bance of the Sabbath calm occasioned
liy the former emperor’s wedding, but
the same time there is righteous
indignation among tho wome n that
chance was afforded them of see
ing the bride.
"Her serene highness” Hcrmine, ss
she is designated officially and by her
husband, has not yet taken up the
reins of the household, but those ac
quainted with her say she intends to
assume full control immediately as a
thrifty hausfrau.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Editor—Please allow me space
your paper to thank the good peo
ple ot Thomaaville tor their kindness
toward me and my children and my
wife, through her long stage ot sick-
and death, for they sure have
been more than good to us. I wish
> thank the ladles for the pretty
flowers that they arranged for the
casket I thank each and every
for their kindness and I want you *11
to remember me and the children in
your prayers, that I may raise them
love the Lord.
J. O. DANIEL.
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Iron Roofing, Wire Fencing,
Barbed Wire, Staples, Nails,
Plow Repairs AH Kinds,
Cypress and Pine Shingles,
Paints, Oils and Kalsomine
Prices Right —- Prices Right
Neel Brothers
Feed Store
122 South Madison St. Phone 7fi
Astonishing Indeed.
Kenneth recently sent his Grand-
nother Gray the following birthday
Cresting on that lady’s eightieth blrtb-
lay. Kenneth was born on the same
| j Booth, so this Is what ba wrote:
!• Dear Grandma: I was bora the day
Kenneth.-
Pork Sausage
Our Pork Sausage needs no introduction. When
it appears on your breakfast table once you
f, want more of it. ’«. >
Phone 227 and let us send you some. 7’"
THE ENTERPRISE MARKET
301 W. Jackson SL Phone 227. A. C. Walden, Prop.