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SKMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7,'1013. ■■Esissees 31 IBBBI a a « M a m a a ati ■ Revitalize Your Complexion. Summer is over and it is time to remove the unsight ly marks of sunburn, from your fare, neck and arms and restore your complexion io its natural dainty coloring. You will find in our TOILET ARTICLE DEPART MENT, a complete line of a Cold Creims, Vanishing Creams, Liquid Creams, etc. NEWS FROM THE COUNTY "MILLViLLE" Our town is still on a boom. Mr. ' am Sherrd has just had two new The fishermen are very busy this •l idomes .ompleted, whic h are very week, catching llslt at Dry Lake, on ice, and lie is now erecting for him- account of the water being run out. •i, a beautiful dwelling. When fin- Quite a number of fish were caught. ill be of the j rettiest in this to v», vill looks of our $.i;per which Vll. in stock all adv il to fill any priv rtised preP- ito fomulns. is given illville Academy last Frl- was cjuite a success. A was present. After the uctioned off. a take sale which everv one took the* G.lrbette, and .Mrs. S. DqIcIo are visiting relatives in Tlioni- asville this week. Mrs. Annie Brown, of Thomasvllle, I id visiting relatives here this week, i Mrs. S. W. Carter and her son, Mr. j Hines Carter, left Sunday for I>ake 1 la:. 1. Fla., where they .v ill remain; lor some time. * .Miss Mattie Duncan left Sunday! li Ingram Drug Co. vhi li Phones 9 and 99. a 9BIBI MARKETS" FIR 111: won bj b«*i:ig ; .Mi s rather amusing « ; inning the don- more teal ’augh- * of the program, to tin* one who nning the don- idind-foido.L The <s l-Nielle Bird, ndsome box ot W ; sue vill sister. Mrs. E. J. . 13.4 1 . 13.46 .13.4:: 1 Close 13.44-1» 13.2S-29 13. Xavnl Stores Market (By Associated Press.) Sitannuh. Nov. 6.—Turpentine firm tit !2 3-4 to 4 3. Rosin firm. yrup-maki Carte SALE—Re. leaned Appier Seed J ts, and also hunting licenses.) A. Fut‘h. 25-d&sw-tf. I G $ 3.62 1 H., to $3.70: I. $3/ ATTENDS Atlanta, Nov. 5.-—Governor and j Mrs. John M. Slaton were the guests I of honor yesterday at a silver anni versary—the anniversary of the I WANTED—M WANTED— Small Saw Mill to con- tract to •at 3 ) J.mm f ., \ el lo w pine. J. I. FI nvers. I\ d A- Sw OATS FOR SALh Best R *d R.isl i ron! Oat s; Re •leaned. F ree Frem Kn*t and Smu ii. W Stone. Thnmasvi 1«\ G: ”-3tsw. FOR SALE- -•VIM. arxsy ten* s, slight- ]y used. r. 8. A. ducking All si/.es. Ca .1 or write Mr. Springer, Care Peaco k-Mo h Drug ’0., i> a s\v 10 -9 tf. full progress hose making- j I. M. Dyke, use Lenton. .several others ale preparing to do likewise within the next day or two. Mr. James Hardy, of Quitman was making his girl a call here Sunday. Messrs. Sam Sherrod and X. E. ( Turner attended Hie Campbell Asso- • iation meeting last week. They re ported one of the best meetings they ever attended. Mrs. A. I*. Canady and children. | of Thomasville. visited tiieir aunt with hr Walker. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Wood of Pavo! spent Friday with the former’s' mother, Mrs. G. W. Wood. Mr. .1. S. Walker, of Waycross, was j here for a short time Friday. Messrs. L. L. Boles and C. E.. Roles left Monday for the Coast,! where they will spend a week or j twc. Satur- Mrs. H. D. Beaty, ot' Boston, spent i few days last week with relatives. Messrs. F. P. Wood and Zaek Wii-j mis. were in our town Sunday. j Mrs. John Hurringtcn, who lives j ».ii Boston, spent Saturday night j itli Mrs. Robert folium. 1 Mr. John Headley, of Boston, was' •re on business Saturday. I Quite* a number of our young folks' tended the sugar boiling at Mr. I . J. Beaty’s last Friday evening, i ill be held at the 1 town of Cordele. The thriving little Georgia city entertained, it was stated, over 10,- 000 visitors at its birthday party. Invitations were sent broadcast over the entire state by the Cor dele Chamber of Commerce and the Mayor and council. The unique idea of a municipal birthday 'party, on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the town’s founding, met with interested response from leading Georgians, and the pictur esque plan may be followed in the future by other growing towns. Mrs. F. N. Carter and fsi day and Sunday. ni ’ 11 Mrs. Mollle Owens and Mrs. .1. J. ] u '"^ Turner were among the viators t » Thomasville Saturday. Mr. W. M. McMillan, of Thomas-' \ille is spending the week in our midst. i „„ Mr. Joe Barnes, of Patten, called on his girl here Sunday. Mr. H. M. Butler of Thomasville, as a pleasant visiter here Sunday •Pool house 1 Everybody *.v Wednesday Invited to at-j •CRICKET.” Ladies Tailored Coat Suits and Skirts Children Sport and Misses Coats the latest Materials and makes. Popular Prices. NOW BEING DISPLAYED —BY— THE PAIR. "tlflulJrf i to in troduce new line Paten* Tension Inst. Ball Bearing Fit-like a-Glove Mr - Mlle . v Blaekshear and son. Mr. ,, Thomas Blaekshear. and daughter. Tr ,, . ...... shears. Biggest sellers ever pro- AMss Cora Blaekshear, of Dawson. Htt,loween Rames of Ebbing dared. Agents making $3.u0 to \ isfted their mottier and grand-moth- $k.0rt per day, full or part time, er here this week , Best commissions or salary. Free Mrs. T. G. Smith and Miss Mattie particulars. Address quirk. We»l, ^T^es^ shopping 0 Th ° ma,,V " le Shears .« (’..Her, t o., Marine. W(? r „ gm vpry w Mv tImt Building, Chicago. Mr. .1. F. Lindsey, the depot agent. — is Tcry ill at this writing. We for, hope for him a speedy recovery. Cook Messrs. Joe and Erwin Dyke, and ere Tlie teachers entertained the young people at u Hallowe’en party at the home of Mrs. Freeman Friday evening. After the silence of about : —— •—- half an hour, of the witches and! ^ r# j # t. Sherrod and Mr. 1. P. ghosts, they were unmasked and j jj art * re turned home Friday night then lunch was served. The usual ?j roni Midway, where they attended lor i the Campoell Association meeting. I NEAP DEER SALOONS TO HAVE FIGHT BURGLARS GET DIG SENTENCE Atlanta, Nov. 5.—The extreme penalty of the law, twenty years in the penitentiary, was meted out to two negro burglars by Judge Ben H. Hill, of the Superior court yes terday. The men were 3am Read and Oscar Wright, and they were found guilty of holding up, assault ing and robbing Attorney Frank A. Hooper. Mr. Hooper, who is widely known because of his connection with the prosecution in the Frank case, was the principal witness against the ne groes. He told how lie was knocked .down and beaten with brass knucks by his assailants and left uncon scious. The arrests were made by city detectives as the result of find ing Mr. Hooper’s watch in n local pawn-shop. WANTED AGENTS—either : Economy Administration Book, (he much talked of and big-: a < Whigham. ’ „ , a ,. a a vls,tors here Sunday last. se«t seller of the year. $11.00 Mr George Herndon, of Thomas- to $13.00 per day right new. Free. \Me, was a visitor to our city Sun- descriptive circular or send 23c for Outfit at once, and fir«i choice Atlanta, Nov. 5.—Three separate n(l distinct happenings of the past apples, fortune telling and pinning j vimy" reported a fine session. I few days seem to point out that the .the tail on the cat were enjoyed dur-' yj r j, .Martin and Mr. C. P. I leaker clubs and near beer saloons ing the evening. Red dahlias, yel-! Woods visited Kev. A. T. Hart at | of Atlanta will be* the-center of a hrysantheiuuuis, crepe paper; Tfiomasville a few days last week. Mrs. Berta Drew and children \ isited Mrs. B. T. Gaudy Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Hagan visited the formers brother, Mr. W. R. Ha- gun Sunday. Mr. Sam Sherrod aud Mr. Frank of territory. Best Terms. Also Best Selling Holiday Books, Com bination Outfit, 23c, 30 per cent i commission. Address A. H. Knhl- man, Publisher, 136 W. Lake 'St.,' Chicago, Ill. and autumn leaves carried color sfhenie of yellow and red. Delicious refreshments were serv ed during the evening, and every one reports having a very enjoyable time. Those present were Mrs. j. L. Bar-Halford, of Merrillville, visited rela- row. Misses Kttie Pope. Lester, Petty.! lives in our community Sunday, and Bessie Selfph, Orie and Ogle Co-ue, ! Mrs. Sam Sherrod ; nd daughter, Abble and Alice Barrett. Pearl! Miss Birdie Sherrod, returned to Mer- ...... afternoon. ’ j Brooks. Messrs. Emmett and Gus-rie ; rillvillc with' them Suuday after- Mr. Ernest McMillan spent several I{rook8 * L * L - Horace Jones, j noon, days last week with his parents In | R °y Washington , Guss Williams,) Mr. Charlie Hagan ana Miss Batn- Thomasville. EVER WATCHFUL. A Little Care 3Iay Save Many Thomasville Headers Future Trouble. Watch the kidney secretions. See that they have the amber bue of health; The discharge not excessive or in frequent; Contain no "brick-dust like” sedi- “BLl'E EYES.' ioE" SINGLETARY We have had two burnings in andt near town this week. Tuesday morn- Miss Irene Fisher of Jacksonville, is visiting Mrs. W. H. Rockwell, on Jackson Street. ing at the residence of Mr. D. Oi Baker, which was totally destroyed 1 " tIlJ together with most of the contents.. Mrs. T. S. Singletary and children,The fire started in the roof, and o' Thomasville si*»nt a few days at. va i s of fire were falling on the bed their country home near here last; on which one of the children was v ®*k. ; sleeping before it was discovered. it Mrs. Ed. McMillan and sou, Johu-i locked for awhile as though other Perry and Clifford Maesei. i ma Hancock were hrpplly married at Messrs. John B. Manley and Brad-; the. home of Mr..ami Mrs. J. T. Sher- shaw, of Boston, attended Sunday rod Sunday morning. Mr. Sherrod School here Sunday afternoon. « performed the ceremony. We wish Mr. H. E. Barrow, who is teaching.; them a bright and prosperous life, near lone, spent Saturday and Sun-1 The friends of Mrs. A. Redding uay with home folks. J will he glad to learn that she is 1m- Miss Orie Cone and Mrs,. J. W..|proving. .Niassey went to Pavo shopping Mon-* Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Sherrod visited day afternoon. ; former’s father, Mr. J. A. Sher- Mrs. J. L. Brown and little daugh-j lGl j Sunday, tei, Erie, made a short visit to Bos- \ir. and Mrs. Charlie Hagan aud ton Monday. |.MIhs Berta Pilcher visited, Misses Bes Mr. R. G. Foss made a business; s j e aVt & Janie ’.^orrod Sunday, trip to Quitman Tuesday. 1 Misses Nannie Mae and Alice Wil- Miss Allie Mae Hurst and Mr. Tom Jiiams, and Mrs. Jim Williams, or Crocker, of Boston, spent Sunduy f p aV0f Waited in our community Suu- wlth Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Massey. ’day. Miss Lou Redfearn and Mra W. L. j M ' rg . m. J. Martin visited Mrs. I. P. l*ig fight this winter. The grand jury has been invited by /udge Ben Hill, now of the Su perior Court, to look into the wills- j ment. key evil in its relation to locker j ^ . Kidney Pills are especially cluibs. I. .... The Evangelical .Ministers A«o- for wpak Itlrtney '’' elation has called a public mass I Here’s Quitman proof of their meeting for next Sunday arterloon,' merit: when the prohibitionists ot Atlanta j } T Barnes, jeeder. 310 Barnou will Be called on to risu _ „ T . . . arms and wipe out both the saloons **•» Quitman, Ga., says: I had weak aud the locker clubs. j kidneys, the kidney secretions 60me- The Executive Hoard of the Men J times bqlng profuse, then ajaln and Religion Forward Movement has ] scanty. My back ached nearly all announced its intention, through 1 were looking after business In! residences would also catch, but the Thomasville Saturday. ; a bu,lneS1 ' trtr> f ° Pavo j HatTwednertar Wednesday. I Ttle friends of Mr. Dave "SPRINGRILL" ■Mrs. .Mae Deklc and daughter., greatly in favor Miss Alpha, of Ochlocknee. spent; residents. last Saturday at tile home ft Mr. On Tuesday night at .:30 oeloek, Noah Singletary. j ihe residence of Mr. T. I*. Blaekshear Miss Beatrice Sanders ot Harnett ai lives a short distance in the Creek Is spending some time with i country was discovered to be on Are, i>ier grand-parents here. '- i »':<! evidently caught from the kltch- Mr. Mae Drew was a visitor here en stove Hue. Mr. Blaekshear had i Sunday afternoon , M'si come to town to see his son oir ! Several from here attended Sun-: to Norman Institute, which school dav School at Barnetts Creek S.iu- br 1* attending and tlie other mem- i da'v afternoon ll< ' rs nr ,lul fal “Hy had called on a I Mr Herbert Dekie, f Ochlocknee. neigbtwr. Mr. (ieo. Murphy happen- Vi Kit oil relatives hole Sunday. ‘‘ (1 to discover the fire- and gave the Mrs. J. 1. Wilson and little daugh ter, Annie, and Mrs. Ralph Wil&on, of Ochlocknee spent the day with I alarm. About all of the bouweaol Mrs. J. W. Wilson last Friday. \ vuut grinding ut Mr. G. W. Rich’s, ^’ts were saved, but all the kitch- Those who attended the Gamp-’ Iasi Tuesciay night. ! en furn,8h,nR8 wore a totnI Ios8 - .ell Association meeting at Midway \i r . N. H. ’Sasser and daughter. This reminds us once .again that near Meigs last week, were Mr. R. IT. j Miss Bessie attended Sunday School | the proper thing for our town to do Braswell and family: Mr. A. C. | a t Pebble Hill last Sunday. Thompson, and family and Mr. J. Mr. Alvin Sasser, and W. Wilson. ! Ola Cbnson, are Mr. A. O. Thomppcv and family ! week, and Mr. Sherwood Wilson and ter. Miss Ruth Wilson, went t to float bonds and establish goort Mr. C. L. Massey who has working with Jag Gardner. is at home this vees. , _ Kennedy been ; wll! be sorry to leurn that he i* Pnvo,.j veP j at thfav wrPltt®. Mr. Gus Williams, of Barwbrk vis ing It. Mn Mamie Mtigahee who has been critically ill for some weeks: i»! thought to be slightly on the mend. \ Her many friends are anxious to; hear of her restoration to health ^ a « ala - ... ... , . „ . . [ Mr. Horace Strickland, MCsa Alma W ell the battle oi ballots has pais- „ k f Merri11vllIe , tsltei McOraw ..d are anxiously awaltltag:!.' . oaiifta lOUIlBa). itrd Vr. M. J. Martin Wednesday Mr. Henry Kennedy and Jlr. <1. 7.'. Kennedy of CoolidBe motored over to see their brother, Mr. Dave Kennesdy Monday ntgld. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. .Perdan of Kaon visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Benton .Sunday. Mr. Horace Strlcklaatf, MEas Alma bulleUm, of lighting thtr saloons, the whiskey-selling locker ctubs and tho brswerles. All three of these tilings have happened within the past Pew days, and each Is developing along sep arate lines. The points all are mak ing or rather tho two points they are making, are, first, that the near beer saloons ore real beer saloons, and don’t even make a pretense oi selling anything but regular beer, •nd, second, that a majority ot the locker clubs In Atlanta could not exist If it were not for the money made in selling whiskey to their members. the time and there was soreness and lameness in my loins that bothered me, especially after I bad been sit ting for awhile. Mornings my back T.-as stiff and lame and It was all I could do to get around. Reading abont Doan’s Kidney Pills, I got a supply and it did not tako them long to correct, the trouble." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foeter-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents to rthe U. 8. Remember the name—Doan’s and: take no other.adv. and t0 (Nritoeinr will vivo „ hio I Mr. Charlie Kennedy nr tltg Creek L g _ .1. ! visited hia brother, Mr. Dave Ken- nedy Monday. Mr. and Mra. M. /. Martin made a last annual call today for thtesoas-j on. Then there is our town taxes, have to look after, and Clerk! •It’ST BEFORE THANKSGIVING he sure your vehicle, no mat ter what its kind or construc tion, is in perfect order. We may notice defects you might overlook. ’Twill cost you nothing for an examination and the Inspection may save you time, money, trouble and possible accident. We are al ways in readiness to put car riages, wagons, surreys, auto mobiles, etc., in perfect re pair at short notice and at moderate charges. i»n the Kirk list this j rat us md establish good we have to look arter. ana Clerk,^ , trlu to ttuiiuree Monday .Mlso | water works, and fire fighting appa-| Nesmith now h*s hIk books open for, bUBinctt9 trlp to *-<*»**> 3IOBqay - Mr. J. W. Wilson has been ill for, the 1 a few days, but Is improving fast. ! Sonic* time we are going to ; that purpose. Better call fire that will not be «o easily I hint while yon are thinking at* patrolled, and the loss will be it. rreater than the expense of prevent- UNCLE Sf. j Mr. E, A. Coum-iT, of Jacksonville, was among the vfsitorn to the city ' yesterday. A. W. Palin & Son. AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING. GREAT LAND SALE The 800 Acre Avera Farm, One Mile from Courthouse TMAN. GA. Has been divided into small tracts and will be sold on easy terms FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14th; 10 A. M. IT AUCTION Free! Barbecue, Band Concerts, Silver Souvenir. H 0, GATES, QUITMAN, GIL, AGENT. , • ■