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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOUEIt, 10, 1013, ■ BESSKSS-SSEEIfiillBll I SEE PAGE 91 October Ladies Home Journal READ ABOUT “Sani-Flush” These beaut li t'1 sunny days blend with the "lee of the fisherman who near Harwich this week. Mrs. Nancy spending this week with relatives hero. Mr. C. H. Hay born, of Harwich, was here on business last Wednes- FOR INGRAM SALE BY DRUG Phones 9—99 CO, 106 S. Broad St. tend I’id ci Don’t Forget: We give tickets with purchases, p ■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a aaBBBBBBaaa bibb Hrooks made asville Mo ml a Mrs. Jessie Walker, Mrs ■ets m lour The south’s great money crop, ! (so called) as far as our section is 'concerned will soon he in the hands . . ! of the middle man, or speculator; 13!iteh, of lifton, is. . . . . . , , . .. 'then watch It take a skyward flignt and the hoys who produced it say,: “I told you so,” but boys, who’s to blame? The facts produced by the lady of Meigs, on the “no fence law” are very convincing to a man up a tree. So hoys, hereafter, show your colors by signing your name. On last Saturday and Sunday Rev. .fas. T. Rigsby tilled his regular an- pointmem at Sardis. Sunday being 1*is farewell address, using the 26 and 27 verses of St. John. The ad dress was well delivered and receiv ed bv a largo congregation. Mrs. M(Crone and children are visiting friends and relatives this Donaldson, of Thomasville, our midst last Thursday, and Mrs. \\\ S. Jackson at- the Quarterly Conference at : Thursday. Miv. S E. -Sanchez and Mrs. Bar- ow, of Barwiok, were in our berg :;st Friday morning. We are 8 orrv to learn of the lil ies*; of little Miss Adrian Nesmith. Vo hope to see her out again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carroll, of Pid- ock, were the guests of the latter’s K. II. die/, and Mr short trip to Thom- Cotton >• afternoon. r December Saxton. Mrs. Irene January • Mammie McDougald, <iste Mr M. T. Ale ider Sun- clos Male id Mr Hattie Davis mill's Saturda ding a short Maj returned Tone fternoon.! .1339 .1320 . 1327 .ms .steady Open. Close, da is a pleas- 13d 1311 1209 1303 1300 bile with their mother. Mr R. H. tedfearn. t Inifiness moon. bus- cliildr Mrs. O. M. Pope v trip to Pavo Tuesda.’ Mrs. Ruby IJedfeai iness trip to Quitman Mrs. K. V. Adam spent Tuesday with her parents. Mi and Mrs. Jim Massey. Miss Belle William-, of Doenn. i spending this week with Mr. and Mr: Wiley Massey. 1 Mr. C. 1. Messrs. .Tames and Ira Massey, of several day Naval Mores. Associated ’-'res'j.) h: Ti rpentine s * and three quarters, three Fifty five to fift half. H. three fifty ixty. I. sixty to half. home people. Massey, of Pi at his home I Thomasville Bargain Store EXTRA SPECIAL SALE Miss Ethel Holloway, of Pavo, • ailed on her cousin. Miss Florence Beatty Monday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Huette and children |" ' left last Thursday for Nailor, wliero j a -lie will visit relatives there i ‘ Mr. .1. B. Miller, of Summerville, j oady. spent a while in our little town last j e Kos- Thursday. five Mr. Joe Finch, who is clerking iuj*' three Cairo, spent Sunday with home folks i Rev. Mr. Stephenson preached an ^ eloquent sermon at the old school! house Sunday evening. His subject their “The Coming of Christ.” The school children were some what disappointed Monday morning when they learned that the school had been post poned until October 20th, due to the fact that the prin cipal, Dr. A. S. Starling, from Mary land. will remain in Thomasville un til after the examination. Miss Nel lie McIntosh, of Lueyville, Fla., the assistant teacher, who came Satur day afternoon after learning of the | ihatige, returned to Boston until the-j-.,,., c -bool begins. ; i, av PUELLA Mr. Turner Strii kland nt visitor last Sunday. Mr. J. E. IJoyd and family ac- ompanied by Mrs. Homer Hurst, vent up to Moultrie on a business md shopping expedition last Mon- Th is and ha for saving lit liters are making l shines.” Miss Lilia W’niti*^’ been, fine weath- lately and the g it. “while the id mother , urrah for ng her d friends this week, le best man in the three cornered congressional race! Look out for the fattest one, for he may out run. HAVE ON DISPLAY SOME NEW ARRIVALS OF LATEST MODELS TEm BLOCH SUITS Every Garment Guaranteed to give Satisfaction T TON* LOCH SMAPT CLOTHES ‘Moneys Worth or Your Money Back.” Will be dosed Saturday October 11th, until 5 P. M! on account of Holiday. spent WOODLAND, OF GRADY CDDNTY Saturday October 11th MEN’S TAILOR-MADE SUITS $13.02 MEN’S Sl ITS, $10.00 Values for $8.0” Men’s Pants, Best Quality $1.02 to $2.02 High Grade Ladies Coats $3.90 to $8,08 43c . . . . $1.03 .23c and 43c 03c . 08c $3,18 . .80 Than LADIES SWEATERS HIGH-GRADE SWEATERS CHILDREN’S SWEATERS MISSES’ WOOL SWEATERS BOV’S SUITS.. . - ROY’S SltTS, REST QUALITY Host Ginglmnis and Perea is Rp*4 Quality Sen Island and Blenching Prices on all other Dry Gtuuts and (lothing (Tio/ifw Ever Before. FULL LINK OF LADIES \NI) GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Plen«*e come in and see the goods: if they don’t suit or the prices are not richt. don’t buy. REMEMBER THE DAY REMEMBER THE I’LU’E, 321 W. .JACKSON ST.. REMEMBER AND COME. WILL CLOSE SATURDAY ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY Thomasville Bargain Store H. Goldstein, Owner. 321 W. Jackson St. Next to A. Philips Grocery Store. WILL OPEN 3:30 SATURDAY EVENING. Tliis is my first tit t will try and gi' >ry week. The farmers arc orn, picking cotto hink at the pi Mr. Editor, a few clots busy gathering and selling it. sent price our n ill out of debt and Josephine llobbs Mrs. C. J. Pross pro- Rev. R„ G. Jackson ville. filled his regular here Sunday morning at the Baptist church. ervic of Thom appointment! i< and evening' We ore gladly well attend- , I have some money and plenty j visions left so. Hurrah for Wood hand hoys of toil! j .Among those who attended tl«o I quarterly conference at Bold Springs Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Singletary, Joe St | Mesirs. W. 3. Lane, J. T. Dixon, Jno. visited the latte i Bennett, Misses Koline Dixon and I,. Simmons for Sevearl of our young people peo ple attended the singing Saturday- night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woods. All reprt a fine time. Mrs. Crosby ,of Moultrie, is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Berta Drew for a few day. s Mr. Iverson Hobbs and sister, Miss isited their sister last Friday, rs. I. P. Hart and daughter, Miss inuie Hart .visited Mrs. B. T. Gan- • and daughter Saturday. Mr. Byron Slpgletary and Mr. Held of Cairo, visited the ister, Mrs. 1*. ! •w days this ill Dunlap. cliool ed. iinda) fixed for the < the ensuing yt son was again •as the cl ailing of Rev > after ilong fi; that " as uient of Bro, pastor foi j »qficlent superintendent. .Tack- j ant j mothers of all eomm me insist on you coming lied and ho accept- jing your llttl E. C. Jarrett made a business helping the leader the city of Boston Tuesday; take an interest ir a) while there he stopped over ai’tow ran you nxpe i.v or so with his mother and sls- as well attended md wo are get- iler the manage- Redfearn, our Fathers uitles, let Mi nd bring- eel:. MJ»s Sallie l’i»te.i visited Misses De.-s!e and Janie Sherrod Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherrod and children and Miss Edith Drew, o" Pavo, visited the former’s' father. Sherrod Sunday. S. Lnster and Mr. J. T. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF , Which is better—Try an Expert- 1 WANTS inent or I’roflt by a Thomasville Citizen’s Experience. ! KOit s \LE- Something new is an experiment. | used. rmy cents, slight- S. A. ducking Must be proved to be as represent- All'sixes. Call or write Mr. Springer, ed. j Care Peacoi u-Mash Drug Co., The statement of a manufactur- D & s\V 10.9 ti er is not convincing proof of merit. [ Rut the endorsement supposing you had of friend3 “ i LOS T—Bundle bedding containing bad j pillows, quilts, pillow cases, etc. ck,^ j Lost Wednesday morning on Coun- A lame, weak, or aching one, ty line road. Finder please return Would you experiment oh It? ! to Times-Enterprise and receive re- You will read of many sti-called ward. J. W. ELWELL, res. ; 4t.. S-W. Endorsed by strangers from far- r- away places. j K I8„IX<J. It’s different when the endorse ment comes from home. Easy to prove local testiinon Read this Thomasville case. boys and girls and Sherrod visited Mr. I. I’. Hart Mon- tri| and Mr i lied brot he Koscoe McMillan and little , Harvey McMillan, of Thom- isville, visited relatives hor^ Satur- lay and Sunday last. Mr. William O’Neal, who lias a po sition at Harwich now. was in our nidst a few days this week. Among the visitorc at the home of VIr. and Mrs. I. M. Dyke’s last week .vere Mr. and Mrs. Milligan and Miss Lottie Mae McNeill, Miss Cleo Milli- *an and Mr. Joe Dyke of Moultrie. • McDonald, of Thom- -tnrcl Unless you in the Lord’s work [pert your child to. Walter Bennett vis- ctives near Thomasville and Sunday. ssie Singletary vMted Mrs. lgett Sunday. K id lie afternoon. »v. J. B. Alligod dine 1 at Mr. . Luster’s Saturday, ss Edith Drew, of Pavo, and Misses Jennie and Sallie Upton, of Patten and Mr. Frank Smith, of Coolid.ee, Messrs. George and Ivey Stephenson, of Patten, were among L D. Singletary got his bn - tj ie visitors at McGraw Sunday after hafts torn up Friday by lenv- nooo. Ir. Charlie Morris, of Fitzgerald, j take no other, (siting his sister. Mr: 1 will cut my pond October 15th. It Is three miles north of Boston, Ga. There will he plenty of fishing j Mrs. Robert Alexander, 613 East f or three days and a nice place for Clay St., Thomasville. Ga., says: “I frying fish If you come. ‘on lecommend Doan’s Kidney Pills A( j v A j CFBMEST. for one box did me a world of good. s\V. It. Mv back and kidneys annoyed me _.___ jrpatiy and when i heard of loan's ^Deafness Cannot Be Cured* y Pills I got a box at R. Thom- by local api>lh-atIoM, as they cannot reach th« , , .. 1 portion of the ear. There U only on* k only on* constitution* Deafneas la aused by an InUamcd be muceus lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed yon hare a rumbling nouad or Imperfect bearing, and when It k entirely closed Deafness is the result, and be taken out and tig his horse hitched to I lie buggy. Lottie and Percy Cone were velcome visitors to our Sunday J. Mar- they soon rid me of the trouble. IwndUtoiTof tto This fine medicine should hy all kidney sufferers." j!5,lVih™ l fna. n .nr.tUm For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo k,'c« „ , ’ in Inflampd condition of the mucoua "urfacoa. New » ork sole agents fo-r the Unit- 1 Wo W " 1 * ,Te ° ne Hundred Dollars for any case . , pt Doufnet* (caused by catarrh) that cannot b« ed States. |ured by Hall's Catarrh-Cure. Send for clrcu- Remember the -name—-Doan’s and P . cnENET & ca, Toledo^ 0. a ^ v j Cold by Druf(flats, 75c. • , . its normal condition, bear- wig will bo dostroyod foreyer: nine cases out of * caused by Catarrh, which k nothing but II da) ’ Mi: The Kirby Planing Mill Co, Messrs. Gaston Giles made a bus asville Saturday. Mr. H. T. Wal Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fnlford vls- 1 iheir daughter. Mrs. E. .lone* the poor farm Sunday. I number of our sons of toil at tended business in Cairo Saturday. >n and Austin Messrs. Walter Taylor and broth- trip to Thom- er have been putting up wire fence Mr. ml M M. Martin and Morris visited at lone !n> Mr. ( harlie Sunday. | We are sorry to learn that Mr. Morell iv very sick at this writing, i \\ e hope him a speedy recovery. j Thi* trustees df the McGraw school | house have had some needy >epalr j BANK of THOMASVILLE The Oldest Bank in Southern Georgia, making all the"! different kinds of lumber re quired for building a house/barn, fence or anything you need. pleasant «*r. f Tho sitor here nasvillc, Sunday this section on. nith were commun- Get our’estimate.before you buy Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Rough and Dressed Framing, Shingles and Lath. KIRBY PLANING THOMASVILLE, Long Distance Phone 264. ^ MILL CO. GA Mrs. Mays and M visitors in the New • ity last Thursday. Messrs. Sam Shc-rrod am; Frank Raiford attended preaching at Sa lem Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hunter Bailey, of New Or leans. who has been visitin': her Un ite, 1. M. Dyke and family, ’eft for Atlanta Saturday. Mr. P. S. Meet!) and daughter, Miss Heeth, of Thomasville spent Wed nesday i'i our town. Mr. Hatcher made the city of Thomasville Saturday ev ening on legal business. Mr. Joe White, of Thomasville, was visitors here Sunday last. Mr. E. Jones no day last week. Everybody subscribe for the En- rrprlse and get the news. work done on the building and arc preparing for the opening fall term which will start Otcober the twen tieth. The teachers will be Miss Mattie Hand of Meigs, an^l .Miss Her- RESOURCES OVER $700,000.00 III EWE tha Dre The farmers of this community are now gathering their corn and hay. imong BARNETTS"GREEK EEI US PBHIF TU HU; We have a first class line of everything in hhe drug line and the best of prices. Our Rx department is perfect condition. Your Rx compounded by competent pharmacists. City Drug Store PHONE 2S4. Mr. Ansell Deklo Is still improv ing and we hope will be out again in a short time. Miss Essie Wheeler, Mrs. C. L. Wheeler and Mr and Mrs. S. H. Monroe spent Saturday an$ Sunday in Pino Park. ; Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Whorl,‘r and Mr. A. F. Thompson and his wife living trip to j Air. and Mrs. Pierce Montford spent returned home Monday after an ex-1 j Sunday at Stringer, Fla., wlt.i rel- tended visit to nor mother, Mrs. Lou } atives ‘ • Knowles, near Pine Park. i | Leon and R. E. Stringer Jr., spent J 'Sunday in Thomasville. j ^ l,r st> hool will begin the twenty-j j The B. Y. P. U. will entertain Fri-1 seventh of October and Prof. Honea J i day night in the beautiful Oak ; from Boston, has accepted the prln-1 I (Iroyo oo tho school grounds if the clpalshl p. . | ; weather wll permit and If not will | meet at Mrs. M. M. Lilly's. The' Mr. Fred Itonton's little son, who j Epworth League will meet with was 111 at last week’s writing. Is rap- thnm. idly Improvin' Mr. K. C. Powell killed two large j , CaB „ el , a1( , famlIy corn on} Depository for the State of Georgia, County of Thomas, City of Thom= asville, and the LJ.‘ S. Govern- ment Postal Savings System. DIRECTORS: R. C. Balfour Theo Titus I. L. Hand Janies Watt E. E. Mack a. M. Watson E. M. Smith b. H, Wright Robt. Thomas. E. M. Smith, Prest. B. H. Wright, V. P. JameSjWatt. V. p. R. G. Fleetwood, Cash. ! c - lert Satur > 1 ey | rattlesnakes while gatherings J'or yulnioy, Fla., to visit her moth-; his place last Friday. P. Chason er, Mrs. Owens. j Mr. A. .1. Singletary and family J visited relatives southeast of Thom- j iisv 111 e Saturday. I Miss Beatrice Sanders is visiting I her sister, Mrs. Murphy, near Cool- I idge this week. ( j Mrs. Ben Singletary, who rcceut- I ly moved from Boston to her old home near Ochlocknce, Is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Stewart. | Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Butler an nounced the birth of a son, October 1, 1913. A little child of Mr. I.um Stewnrt of near Pino Park was burled at Barnett's Creek Wednesday after noon. The Barnett's Creek school will Mr. Rayn: 1 I were the go, t of Mr Rogers Jr., is a at the lav: ■ the week. V and Is growing j Mr. Drew Stephen made a pop call to see Mr. A. C. Thompson last Master C. L line young fell every day. Monroe &. Co., are doing a big saw mill business now and are work- 3Un u a y' Ing on their stave and shingle mills. I (Mr. J. W. Wilson and wife were Their business will be a big thing tj u; Kue sts of Mr. R. W. Braswe'.I when It Is all comipleted. Metcalf, . has already been strengthened by, an< * w ** e Sunday, the hie mill and the prospects look Mrs. Gertrude Gridin was the much better still. j guest of her cousin Mrs. O. E. Bras- "Ro.” j well Friday last. Mr. W. G. Griffin spent a few hours MMuttMMuvwwMmwuvHHtmmwMumtMuiwuHmm give an entertainment on Thursday night, October 22, for tho benefit ot! wlth hl ® IutIe 80n Master Grover the school. The chief features of 3lln<lay last ' the entertainment will be selling the boxes, planing the donkey's tsll, for whloh a prize will be given, a candy popularity contest and the fortune teller. All the ladles who feel In terested are requested to bring boxes. 'iMt Monday. Mr. E. P. Sculley and daughter made a buainess trip to Thomasville Monday last. Mr. H. W. Griffin and wife also made a business trip to Tbomasrllle We make and carry in stock light delivery wagons suitable, for grocers, butchers, and truck farmers. A. W. Palin & Son. '