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/ • ' - DAILY TIMES-ENTVRf’IUSK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 5, 1018. TO per gallon. | _ I Every gallon strained and filtered before it goes in your tank. - We. do not use a rubber ir your auto. JAMES GRIBBEN, Monument rorner. . iiBiSMOi; ms BROAD STREET THEATRE AY= Mill, has started his hitting stride. GOUlCIL HID TIME SESSIOH. Mayor l.uke and Alderman llennett Had Another Tilt Without Any tJiiMiiili ies. "The Deerslayer," Vltagraph Drama with Miss Florence Turner and Mr. Harry T. Morey; a special fea ture in two parts, from the same story by J. Fenlmore Cooper, por traying the thrilling story of the Pioneers and the Indians, in the new and unsettled days of Ameri ca. ■Their Step-Mother," Sellg Drama depicting the diplomacy of a mod ern fairy god-mother; Mr. II. T. Neal of Albany was in the city yesterday. Mr. B. F. Winston of Valdosta was in town yesterday on business. Mr. Coy Adams of Pavo spent Monday in the city on business. Mr. H. H. Perry of Camilla spent yesterday In the city with friends. Mr. C. O. Everett of Ocala spent Monday in .Thomasvllle on business. Mr. E. A. Marshall of Clearwater, r. ant yesterday In town with friends ;rouj PORCH'SHAQE'S The best porch shade on the mar ket, and this shade isfguaranteed not to get out ,of shape. These shades are on safe at DON'T LET THIS MONTH GO BY without purchasing some arti cle from our stock of Silver ware which will add to the completeness of your table ser-' vice. The Knives, Forks, Spoons and Special Dlsbes shown here are in the new designs and de cidedly attractive. By purchasing Silverware regularly each month—a few pieces at a time, your supply will soon be complete. LOUIS H. JERGER Jeweler and Silversmith HACKS & BAGGAGE SERVICE * Phone 64 FOIt ASSOCIATED HACK AND BAG GAGE SERVICE. DAY OB NIGHT. AUTO'S H SPECIALTY. Mallard & Varnedoe HEADQUARTERS FOR HIGH ART CLOTHING BEST GOODS ON EARTH FOR THE LEA3T MONEY—HAND MADE COLLARS, PATTERN SHOULDERS & HAIR CLOTH FRONTS. GUARANTEED TO HOLD SHAPE.—OUK LARGE STOCK OF MENS, YOUTHS & BOYS FURNISHLNG3 ARE GO- ING RAPIDLY AT THE LOW EST PRICES. MALLARD & VARNEDOE We sell the kind of Lumber to frameyourhouse right. Get our estimates on sash doors and blinds, screen doors and win- dows. •* » ■ ' * 7* -■ Nunnally's Ice Cream at tbe City Drug Store. Miss Barbara ,Wertz has returned from Jacksonville, where she visited friends. Mr. G. D. McLendon of Americus was among the visitors in the city yesterday. Mi3s Marie Wertz returned Sun day from Athens, where she has been attending the summer school. Mr. R. E. McDonald left today to spend a short time on business In Vienna. Champ got two safeties yesterday. • • • Johnnie Wagnon didn't make run in the first Cordele game, but he saved two from the opponents, with his great catch In the ninth * • • Stiles Is due to get away, shore without fall, unquestionably, un doubtedly and here’s hoping he will. • a • Two more from Cordele and we shall b© hard to head, even If Way- cross is fast and stronger than she used to be. • • • Two games ahead today. If we lost both of the others, we leave Cordele tied for first place, and play Waycross for three games. Then Valdosta here for two games and the thirteenth Is an off day. It has been suggested that Cordele and Thomasvllle play the postponed game here on the thirteenth which is an off day. Cordele could come here from Americus where the gam es are played on the eleventh and twelfth and then go from here that night to Cordele where the next three games are scheduled. Council met last night, but not much business was transacted. Al- derinau Bennett had another request 1 for an investigation of the impound ing fees and the Mayor went into a long statement of the affairs as j they were and showed the conditioni of the city as compared with other,' years which was interesting and showed unusual activity along many lines. The request for investigation was tabled almost unanimously. Various discussions of other mat ters of no moment occupied some of the time of the body, including the extra policeman which the Mayor has In service. He explained the | use for him and demonstrated that he was needed more at this time than at any other and he was au thorized to keep him on. The council voted to wire Judge H. W. Hopkins and Hon. B. C. j Reese in the state legislature that j they did not approve a bill which j would provide for a bond sinking fund for the city. And they u’ere against the measure which had been introduced on* principle and because they had no idea as to its provisions or for what purpose It was intro duced. They so wired these gentle men. Telephone 2B4 and we wE2 send for and deliver your prescription j promptly. City Drug Store. Mr. Bob Redfearn of Boston, was in the city for a short time today on business. Mrs. Amanda Morehouse, of Olym- phia, Ga., is the guest of Mrs. Carl Dasher. iMrs. Will Bowman of Quitman is spending the day with her sister. Mm. C. X. Neel. Schedule for the Remainder^ of the Season. August 7, 8, and 9—Thomasvllle’ at Waycross; Valdosta at Americus, Cordele at Brunswick. August 11 and 12—Brunswick at Waycvoss; Valdosta at ThomasviUe; Cordeje at Americus, August 13, off day. August 14, 15 awd 16—Waycross at Brunswick; Thomasfille at Val dosta; Americus at Cordele. August 18, 19 and 20—Bruns wick at Thomasvllle; Valdosta at Americus; Cordele at Waycross. August 21, 22, and 23—Waycross at Valdosta; Americus at Bruns wick; ThomasviUe at Cordele. Closing series—August 25, 2t> and 27—Brunswick at Waycross; Cor dele at An.^rlcus; Valdosta at i ThomasviUe. Mr. W. A. Round left this morn ing for Cleveland uliere he will spend a short time on business. Miss Ruth Burch who has been attending the summer school In Knoxville, returned home Sunday. Everybody knows Whitman's Can dles. City Drug Store. Mr. A W. Bealer, Jr., of Eastman, arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mr. William D. Jerger. Messrs. J. M. Jones and J. J. Rarramore of Boston were among the visitors to the city yesterday. Miss Ellen Maddox, of Elberto.i, who has been the guest of Miss An nie Harris, left yesterday for Atlan ta. * Send your damaged Trunks to the Trunk Factory to be made good a* new. Auto trunks, etc*, made to or der. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Parker, and Charles and Eleanor Parker, left to day for a visit to Mrs. D. L. Autrey, in Autreyville. Miss Mildred Jerger, who has been Valdosta and Brunswick are the only two teams to come here again during the season. Valdosta comes for five games and Brunswick fcF three. We have nine games away from heme exclusive of the present Cordele series, three with Cordele three with Waycross, three with Vnldosta. Fulmnks Suspended. The following account of a fight between Umpire Derrick and Catch er Eubanks, of Cordele, is chroni cled in the morning papers that car ry any sporting dope of the Empire circuit, The Macon Telegraph and the Savannah News: “Cordele, Aug. 4.—Growing out of a dispute between Umpire Derrick and Catcher Eubanks, of the Cor dele club, in which it is alleged that Eubanks cursed the umpire while on the field, a lively flstcuff was pre cipitated in the lobby of the Su- wanee hotel tonight. Several blows were passed, and according to Eu banks and several eye-witnesses to the difficulty, Derrick seemed de termined to make it a personal mat ter and was the aggressor, striking Eubanks the first blow la the mouth. They were quickly separated, after Eubanks had sustained a dislocated thumb and Derrick had suffered a badly bi'ulsed hand. “When seen b^ a reporter. Der rick insisted that he had no state ment to make relative to the diffi culty, declining to say what would | WANTED 1 «>, be the nature of the report to Prosi- j hull and bn dent Groover of the League. The K1 non, difficulty is greatly regretted by lo-1 ; cal fans, and they are very much i i-l^ 0 ^ 3ALL- (. terested to know what disposition J Api> y will be made of the matter." j President Groover got a i/por the affair from Derrick this morn-j at the ThomasviUe Bargain Store My entire Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Clothing to be sacrificed at bargain prices, next Saturday Aug. 9th Times are Hard. I have the Bargains Give me the Cash, and Bargains are scarce. You Have the Cash. I give you the Bargains. Remember the Date: August 9th. Remember the place: 3 21 West. Jackson St., next door to A. Philips Grocery Store. Remember the Store: THOMA8VILLE BARGAIN STORE. H. GOLDSTEIN. When you ha^e an achey, stretchy feeling and you are dull, tired and discouraged, it is a sign of approach ing Malaria or Chills. You should act quickly to ward off an attack. DR. M. A. SIMMON’S LIVER MEDI CINE offers you the help you need, j It destroys the malaria germ, drives out impurities, regulates the bow-i els and makes you feel bright, vig orous and cheerful. Price, 25 cents | per package. Sold by Peacock-Mash f Drug Co., and R. Thomas Jr.adv. j HWVWHUWUHHWHWHHiiHHUHHHHUHHHHHHUU Mr. Clayte Wethlngton left last. CORSET SALE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 27TH. AND 20TH. AMERICAN BEAUTY, Worth $1.25 and $1.50 Sale Price- $1.00 MADAME GRACE at 25 per cent Reduction. MRS. J. H. SPENCE & CO. night for Waukeenah, Fla., after spending several days with his host j iuhwuhhuwuhhwww wuwhhusw of f rlends in the city. IS THOM AS VI DDE SATISFIED? The Evidence is Convincing—Th Tsetiinony Open to Investigation. Before a statement can be accept ed here, It must be supported by local testimony—bz the evidence of ome one residing in Thomasvllle. Sstatements from unknown people in remote places may be true, but we cannot prove them. Here is a tsatement of a ThomasviUe resident: T. 1A. Teate, a well-known citizen of the South, living at 522 Harda way St., Thomasvllle, Ga., says: “I am glad to again recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills. Seven years have passed sinceBf.his remedy cured me of kidney trouble and I have never had a return Attack. I take great pleasure in advising the use of Doan's Kidney Pills to people I hear complaining of kidney disor ders. I have learned of many who like myself, have had the greatest benefit from this remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan's— and take r.o other.adv. ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM l ATLANTIC RAILROAD DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE. j Sleepers nn night trains between Thomoaville and Atlanta. j Trains leave Thomasvllle . . . 7:30 A. M. 7:39 P. M Arrive Fitsg»rald .10:45 A. M. 10:4* P. M. Arrive Cordele . 12:15 P. M. 12:20 A. M. Arrive Atlanta . .7:10 P. M. 6:30 A. M. Arrive LaGrange . .5:25 P. M. 5:05 A. M. 1 Arrive Talladega ...9:35 P. M. 8:6, A. M. Arrive Birmingham 11:50 A. M W. H. LEAHY E. M. FLEMINO, G.neral Passenger Agt. Commercial Agent. r WANTS | 3TENOG R A P H E R W A NT E D ply P. O. llox “J." AP- l-3t II. C. C. TONIC— Cures and Kcepa off fevers, sale at City Drug Store. LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder r turn to this office.. Reward. 2S-Gt, ENGRAVED Wedding Invitations and Announce ments, Engraved Visiting Cards and Business Cards made in tbe highest class style, promptly. Call to see samples TIMES ENTERPRISE CO. 0 cotton packs. ieed meaLj Jan. Me-1 way St. good Teate, 522 Harda-j 30-3t j the guest of -Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jcr- » ta,es tha ‘ Kuhanks was ger. for several weeks, left today for h‘»' on the grounds and that her home In Savannah. afte - th * ganle ' he ,00k the maUer ____ up and fought him. He admits be ing the aggressor in the fight, but Miss Lula Harley left today for slateg j^at j t was because of the of- Aakeville, N. C., for a stay of some -| fensive manner In which Eubanks weeks. She will Join Miss Sarah l act<?d Harley who lias gone there fponi the | , t wl „ bc rPmcm bered that Eu- Sumnier school at Knoxville, Tenn - j hanks remarked that he would •get'’ ~~~ • Derrkk, when he came to Cordele. Mrs. Cyrus Heetb and Miss Lucy j ;l|ak|ng th , g 8tat ement during the Heeth have gone to Spartanburg, . • | ger j es here. Eubanks, according to | FOR SALE—Bargain for rash, one I 4-cyllnder Ueo auto. Good as new. j T. G. Floyd. 29-6t. ; FINE JOB PRINTING —TIMES ENTERPRISE CO. ! UUUWHUUUHWUMHWmU 1 C., where they will weeks with relative spend some BROKEN AlTOMOniMJ PARTS MADE GOOD AS N*W. We weld anything that will Melt, large or small. TlfOMASVILLE IRON WORKS. Mrs. Noble Upchurch and Miss Upchurch of Jacksonville, Fla., arc the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Cul pepper. Mr. Fred Eansor. of Jacksonville, Is spending a few days In tbe city as the guest of Mr. and Mm. M. M. Cooper, on Dawson St. > VV v MMWWWWMW ,un We guarantee our Sqpvtjun fells t* m. comply with the National and State ' **• *' the President’s rulin-g, is suspended pending an investigation, which will probably be conducted tomorrow, or as soon as possible by President Groover. Mrs. F, J. Ansley and Miss Susie Ansley have returned from a short visit to relatives in Jacksonville. FOR SALE—1 horse, 1 typewriter, 1 ! pair scales, 3 sewing machines, 1 ' iron safe, 1 dray. Jarvis B. Wat-j kins & Co. NOTICE—As we have done in the i past, we are selling all property * for repairs and storage that has I been left for 30 days. Busy Bee Electric Co. 2-6t. $100 Reward, $11# - Tb« ndvi of this paper will t» tlvasad to toara tfiat tbara la at Treat ana tfraadtd Slaaaaa that acleaca baa baaa aMa to ear* la all Ita Mam, and that la Catarrh. Haifa Catarrh Cara to tba oalr peatf!va can mm kaown to tba mad- leal fraternity. Catarrh betas a constitutional dleeaae, requires a eeustUatioaal treatment. Haifa Catarrh On la takas Internally, acting ' tohaojS, earfacaa or lac On foundation See Stuckey Electric Co., for Electric Fans while they are cheap. Phone 623. 114 C. Jackson St PLUMBING awmr., MW Z .{ ShM bjr all Dracttata. 7»e. w Fore Food Laws. City Drag Storo.p 7lkl Ball's taut? nua tor caMitpttk*. &&&;.•• -1.5k. •,... If you have any Plumbing or Re pair Work to’ tlo. give us a trial We will guarantee to give satisfaction la work aud price. Phono SI, for prompt service. RUSSELL a MURRAY MAY'. Cool, Comfortable Travel During Sultry August Whether your journey north leads to the mountain, the aeeahore or tho citiea of NEW YORK and BOSTON— there need bo none of the dusty, grimy discomfort* of “dog day” travel, if you choose the Breezy Water Route The bracing ozono of the ocean is refreshing and the freedom from care soothes tired nerves. Excellent dining service—clean spacious staterooms and tho company of eqjoyable people, 60 Hours of Pure Delight Full particutan, fart* and LUtraiurt from your focal agent or upon application to \VM. B. CLEMENTS, G. P. « T. A. 37 Bull Str««t Savannah, Ga. J. E. CARMACK, T.P.A. 4th Hat. Book Bide. Atlanta, Co, m999* I