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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, ERIKAV, NOVEMBER 21, 1013.
Revitalize Your
Complexion.
s time to remove the unslght-
oer face, neck and arms aid
■ Sutr.|uer is over and it i
ly marks of sunburn, from >
restore your complexion to its natural dainty coloring.
You will And In our TOILET ARTICLE DEPART
MENT, a complete line of
for till
aratlon
Cold Creams, Vanishing Creams, Liquid
Creams, etc.
in stock all advertised prep-
fill any private fomulas.
purpose. We
and we are prepared
Ingram Drug Co.
Phenes 9 and 99.
IBRI
A marriage of much Interest to
many of Thomas county people was
ihut of Miss Annie Mao Jarrott to
.Mr. James Hardy, of Quitman, Sun
day -morning about eleven oclock.
Miss Annie Mae Jarrett and Mr.
Hardy left for Coolidge, in an auto
where the ceremony that made them'
as one was performed by Kev. H. B. !
Xt smith. They were' accompanied !
b\ the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Josie Har- :
d>. of Quitman, and a number of j
others. After the ceremony they j
came back to the home of her un
cle, Mr. .1. J. Turner, where a most ■
delicious dinner had been prepared!
for them. Before entering the house 1
they were met at the gate by quite :
of friends and given
The young .people are still enjoy
ing the sugar boilings and will be
sorry when they are over.
Mrs. 3. W. Carter and son, Hines,
returned home Monday from Lake
land, Fla., where they have been for
some time, as the guests of rela
tives.
Miss Lillie Wood spent Saturday
night with her brother, Mr. D. E.
Wood, of Boston.
, Mrs. # 0. W. Belcher left Sunday
for Hover, Ga.. whore she will spend
some time with relatives.
Quito a crowd of young people
went to Hovej Hopper Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Cl. W. Beatty and sister, Miss
The Kirby Planitu Mill Co,
ill attend the Fair.
I be sing at Rev. Mr. Stephenson’s
Sunday was enjoyed by all who at
tended.
pr?
WEATHERBOARDING
Protection of course, good looks thrown in, quality you
must have, quantity that you pay for, and at prices that are
in keeping with the other requisites.
There are several styles that you can select from, blit
there are two popular ones; Plain dressed one side and each
edge, and is about \'z inch thick,'this is made in three grades
Novelty is inch thick, and the most saleable style is
finished with a cove on one edge, and shiplapped on the other
«o as to fit over the edge of the lower piece, three grades of
this also.
LET I S SHOW VO!' THE STYLES AND • TELL YOU THE
PRICES.
53*2..
KIRBY
PLANING
THOMASVILLF,
Long Distance Phone 264.
REMOVAL
SALE
NOW ON
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., of Harry
Steyerman, will be placed on
sale at the old stand, 105
South Broad Street.
I have purchased the entire stock at Public Sale and
will close it out at once at or below cost to save
the expense of moving to my Jackson St. Store.
Great Bargains
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
CLOTHING
SHOES,
ETC.
It was bought at a bargain and will be sold at a bargain
On Sale and display in the Steyerman Store
105 South Broad Street Thomasville, Ga.
H. Peinberg.
Everything comes to him who waits—
except success. Fords are chosen by
men who “get there”—by men who de
mand a dependable car that's always
“on the job.” They choose the Ford
because of its splendid record for con*
sistent service.
Five hundred and lilt/ dollar! U tne nsw price of
the Ford runabout; the touring car la alx hun
dred: the town err eight hundred—all f. o. b.
Thomasville. complete with equipment Oet cata
log and part culars Irom
^
MILL CO.
GA
t parlor was beautifully ! Florence Beatty, went to Barwieli
decorated with pot plants and white chopping Friday afternoon,
and yellow chrysanthemums. The *^ r * D. T. Headley went to Quitman
, ' ride was handsomely gowned in a Thursday, on important business,
'brown cloth tailored suit, hat to and ^ rs - L F. Duncan left
(match. After the bride and groom Monday for Thomasville, where they
,entered the parlor. "Silver Threads
iAmong the Hold," and "Home, Sweet
jllome,” was softly played and sang.
•A number of nice presents were re-, „ . .. _ _
,,lived. Miss .larrett, was Mr. Jar-I Mr - anrl Mrs- It. O. Wood, of l»a»o,
J tett's second daughter and Is a very | SI ’ e " t Su " day with the formre’s
i charming young woman, who has; " 1<d lcr ’ ' v - Wood.
! in an v friends and makes friends 1 „ 0n } a st Thursday, November 13th,
‘ wherever she goes. The groom Is, t Mrs ’, J - D - McOraw passed away at
a prominent business man of Qult-i aer * , ° me ‘ a -Moultrie. The remains
man and a man of high standing in ’ Y' ro . )ro ” p f ’ iVerKrCGn Baptist
Ms resident city. About half past ' T, 7 Ue \- T - A.
i.ne oclock Mr. and Mrs. Hardy left'''conducted the funeral ser
in an auto for Thomasville. to 'catch j vi ‘f’ 3h " w * s ! ! B < au-Hiter of Mr
the train rot- Quitman, where they and „:'!?• ' V> , H ’„ W “ rd ; She leaves a
will make their future home. Mr. Ie '. n 1 ted hasba,,d a '‘ d . t six ,hlldren ’
and Mrs. Hardy have the best of! " : ‘ 0ht of rolntlvpH •<>
wishes Irom the!r many friends iL ° 9 ' .
here. ! Mrs. McGraw was a true Christ!?*
Syrup making is one among the j " oa,an and lived up to her faith,
greatest features here now. Three 1 <>l,r Lt'aftfelt sympathy goes otr
of the most prominent farmers are
still in that delightful business.
Well, w© have a new depot agent,
now, Mr. S. M. Stevens. We bid him j
a most hearty wehome.
Among those that made a business’
trip to Thomasville Saturday were 1
Messrs I. M. Dyke. U. E. Aldridge,,
and J. B. Giles and others.
Miss Mattie Marston went over:
Thomasville Monday for a weeks, i, av | n g a fine time attendln
Our heartfelt
• to the bereaved ones. May /lie All
i Wise God look down upon them and
i bless them.
TWO GIRLS.
=TME FAIR?
HAS
BEEN CONSIGNED
-OF-
A SHIPMENT
Ladies Tailored
Mostly Black, Blue and Brown, Worsted Serges.
New Makes, which are now placed
ON SALE
at
$3.98
until sold.
THE FAIR ;
OUR PREMIUMS ARE IIN OUR PRICES
Tl 1
voather is fine for
and all of the young people ar
Buck head and other towns. tor to Thomasville Sunday. visited Mr. Herbert Sanders and
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. walker spent Mr. Gaston Wilson of Merrillville, family last week,
j several days of last week with the'spent Monday night with his friend, j an( j j^ rB p or t er Stewart, of
j latter's mother, Mrs. K. H. Red-J.\lr. Thomas Hough. 'Camilla, are visting relatives here
team. i Syrup making is the order of the we ek.
j Mrs. Wiley Yates* ami daughter, day in this part of the county. j a. ste . vart „ nd BOM
griml-j'lrs. Jane Clark, made a visit to; M rs. Clarence Hureu and children j w ’ ,g * of Barnett’s Creek, visited’
Saturday ***»■ -* “—
! Pave
. visit.
: Rev
iit the First Baptist church, here; Melton Herndon. Sunday.
-* lc fmh Shh'luy. and everybody has! Messrs. Sam and William Hart o
an Invitation to attend. Come and ’ -Mbany and Rev \ T Han o
lon’t forget to bring a well filled j YhoinBsvIlle, visited their brother
ket, us dinner will he served at I m r | # j> jf art a f ew
ivo Saturday of Oak Hill, 'were the guests of the hj r i» 0 i, Braswell and fnmflvr Snn-
„ -r , them. ! and Mrs. Dscar Pope and Miss former's iparents, Mr. and Mrs. R- day
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Prosser of Cool-; Ruby Redfearn spent a few minutes i C . Wheeler Sunday. and Mrs Stewarl and Miss
Mr. Lum Giles of Merrillville, vis- J B a th Singletary attended the Fair
ited friends here Sunday. ; Tuesday.
Quite a number of our people j Mr i^Iack Drew, of Bold ‘Springs,
(). C. Ilou .’h. will be ordnlned j idge, to visit the former’s sister Mrs. I in Pavo Sunday afternoon
Crow III * ed his regular
pointmeiit at the Baptist Church
r.» last Saturday and Sunday.
•hurch.
Miss Vetitia Dyke and Mrs. Byrd
•\c*nt over to Thomasville shopping,
one day last week.
Mr. Frank Raiford made the Mc
Graw Sunday school a visit Sunday
u week ago.
News Is somewhat scarce
week so will have to stop for
tune and come again.
"BLUE EYES."
A'OCw
days
j The farmers are about.
via- • grinding cane now, and all are tired; seriously hurt
few I of syrup-making t mis season.
Mr. and Mrs. Cam lie Brinson and
"SALEM”
Several of the McGrawites
tended the preaching services
Enon Sunday and they report
lug heard a fine sermon
Mrs. Berta Drew and children
| ited her mother in Moultrie a
this {days last week.
thlsj Mr. Oscar Golden of Monltri'r.
| visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Woods
• Sunday.
t Mr. Iverson Hobbs visited relatives! \v
‘at lone Sunday.
j Mr. Frank Blanton and Miss Nan- this
•nine Hart were A.fppily married atlspte
j tlie home of the b'ide’s parents, Mr,
and Mrs. I. P. Hart Sunday morn-, Jessie visited the syrup making at
, “ V * V. » , ml ! Mr. Mack Drew, of Bold ‘Spring*,
we ™. v ‘ 8 ‘ ors . a ‘ ,he * alr “> Thom-, wag , ca „ er ^ Wednesday night,
asuile this week. | Little MIbs Annie Braewell has
Rev. M. A. \V llson filled his regu- heon on tho slck , lst but ls able t .
•T- 0;, d s ,T» Beachton Satur- be whoo , asaln , t tbi9 wrjtin g.
Mrs. Kd. McMIKan shopned in
Oclilockneo Saturday.
Mr. Noah Singletary visited friends
at Bold Springs Sunday last.
Several from here attended the
Sunday service at Barnett's Creek
j Master A. J. Duren was thrown
; from a mule Sunday, and it is b.e-
through llcved he was painfully, though not
SINGLETARY
bister. Miss Leola Brinson, spent
second Sunday with Misses Bertha
and Rubie Reagan.
\V. ; are sorry to say that Mias Mtn-j MUs L|1| , an Watson and brother,
« at .»? n . 1, ... on v , „ 1 !® “l c }_ ut : Delmar, of Union, visited here Sun-
day last.
hope for her
Sunday.
Little William Bullock, of Och-
locknee, spent the woek-end her*
with his grand-parents.
Mr. Dock Maddox, happened to tk*
serious accident of cutting his leg
very badly last Monday, while strip-
The cold hus killed all the uane
and everybody is making up syrup, ling at ten o’clock, by the bride’s un-|Mr. W L. Watson’s Friday night
and nobody has time to go to cane-lcle. Rev. A. T. Hart, of Thomas- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brinson I
rinding*. jville. There were only a few rein-1 spent the latter part of last week!
Nearly all the farmers have Hn-‘ tiverf an< * intimate friends present at ’ with his father. Mr. J. W. Brinson,
isliecl with their cotton picking, and I l ** e <erenionJ ’- We wish for the hap- Miss Ellen Scully and brother,!
most of them made fairly good ’ PY . v °nng couple a long and pros- : Ernest Scully, spent last week with;
crops and got good .prices, too. j porous Jife^ _ their sster, Mrs. Janie Christie, who!
ritlng.
mdy recovery. i Mr. Oma Sanders and niece, Miss ping cane. It is much better now,
Mr. Byron W hite and sister, Miss | ( ;j adya g an ders, of Columbia, S. C., we ar e glad to report,
wsle visited thw svrun making at 1
n\ ho was murdered by a drunken j
negro, near Moultrie on W'ednesday *
morning, November 12. Harvey.
.. . . : Mr. T,. B. Buntm and Mr. F. A. lives near Mefgs.
Our i-ommunity was vailed togotn-j of PaT0 visited oar Sunday- Mr. Paul Singletary and Miss Myr-:
ir on a very sad ocoaaion last v chool SutlUay . tie Deklr were out driving Sunday
Jl. - l-, ° f - Several or the McOraa itea are afternoon. |
the une t , H “ r ' oy attending the Pair ut Thomasville I MUg Ethel Sellars of Cairo, arent (
eek - !:lie latter part of the week with her j
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, of cousins. Misses Delia and Trudiej
a"sw oTml and Mrs'. T. L‘.“Kln-! J 1 " 1 *,® 11 Mr ' arU Mrs - ’■ '*■' „ n , . ... „ ,1
gry. who once made their home In i » art - Monday - , ***■ C - Dekl f>« v, » Mrs. H.!
our midst, but who now live at Bar-‘ Misses Mary Ann Dixon and Bes- *" ”atson at iliis^ w riling.
•wick. He was about 21 years of Ri ** Folsom of Barwlck. Miss Rena Mr. anti Mrs. C. if
age and was well liked and highly i Varnler, of Salem, and Miss Inea Bed their parents, Mr
; respected by all w'ho knew him. But, Gre « n * of Favo, were among the >Hmms Sunday. ,
I alas, how dark is the picture for a visitors at McGraw Sunday. , Mr John Re«Wei» wnd Miss Eva’
iPromsilng young man to be’killed! Pftarl Laster and Joseph- 1 •' ado were married Sunday after-!
• like he was. The bereaved family I in e Hobbs visited Mr. and Mrs. Mel-’ ,,oon - Kev. Jessie Aldridge perform--
'has tlie deepest sympathy of their j ton Herndon Saturday evening. |* n * the ceremony. Their many
many friends. Rev. Mr. House of Mr - and Mrs. Grady Joiner vis- fr,end « 'J' 1 ** 1 . f5 en l all , the hai>pl "
Pavo, conducted the funeral ger- Ked the former’s parents Saturday ness taat "fe holds for tnem.
■ ! es at the grave, and the remains and Sunday. ! Mr. Will Hudson and Miss Rosa;
Misses Bertie Pilcher and Miss Scroggins were happily married'
Pearl Laster visited Miss Alice Hart 1 Sunday afternoon. They are being j
FURS
AND HIDES
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES
Wool on Commlotlon. Wrlto for prlco
il at mentioning this ad.
JOHN WHITE&CO. SSS5.
Watson vis-
and Mts. W.
{were laid to’ rest by the side of his
j brother.
j It has been the sad duty of your
correspondent to assist in hurrying I
'six murdered men in the Salem!
j cemetery, and three of them young;
mui! We think it is time for the;
: masses of the people to rise up and
jvtamp out the liquor business, when
I we see the effect of it so often, in
;he sbeddin? of human Mood. May
(the time come when it can and will
I hi* stopped.
Monday night.
WOODLAND, OF GRM COUNTY
{heartily coni-i.uwlaled by their many
; friends throughout this section,
Mr. Tom Jennings Is spending a
j while with her brother, Mr. B. L.
Watson.
Slums
M . .. , . Theta? will be preaching nt Union'
From all reports, the farmers in School House fourth Sunday. Er-
thls neek o the woods are about £ ,.y b ody Is invited to vouie Rev i
through making syruj, now. r. j. Jackson, of Thomasville will
Quite a crowd from this ■iiK.-lIon: bave charge of (he servicer, and
attended the circus In Cairo Friday are assured of good preaching, j
»«‘ . . Mr. Byrom White, of near Meigs. J
Mrs. W L. Tajlor visited friends attended preaching at New Hope :
and relatives in this section 3atur- Sunday. !
day and 3unday last.
Mr. Will Hudson and Miss
Scrogglna were {happily married
• lever
j Mr. .1. X. Donaldson, the
ITimea-Enterprise representative, was
[with us one day and night last week.
I Gome again, Joe, before the sweet-
j cuing Is all made up. *
! The sing at Sardis last Sunday
j afternoon, which was held Just be-
Sunday afternoon, at the home of
the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Xoah Scroggins. We wish for them
a long and happy married life. i
Mr. Sydney Jordan called on Miss '
Mattie Fulford last Sunday after-;
noon. ■
Messrs. Will and Ernest
Mr. Otis Brinson called to.ree his 1
Rosa best girl Sunday afternoon.
"JUST ONE.” 1
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt and
:aiierncon, v.a.cn was neiu jusi ue- , Q „ . Harper»little son, Arthur, of Moultrie, are
fere the Sunday S hool hour was pro-! wed *' visiting at the home of Mr. and
! pounced . em cees. We 4/ere hon-> dll, J. ®“ nd “ y , *. ft * rnoo ;L . 1 ' :rs ' n c - Wheeler.
1 ored by the pretence of eeveral 8<«>d aimdav Sch^T ' lr ' and i,r "' Ed ' Wheeler and lit-
j singers,-among whom were Mr. Math-i^ ed ‘J unda> s< h ° o1 ,a8t ^ unda > Itie daughter. Jessie Lou, of Tbom-
is. of Boston, Mr. James Bloods-1‘ . . If »;UsvlHe, have ’ on the recent guests
-worth, of Reno, and several of the! * a ' t * r r and w ‘f n y ‘ B ' t6d '-f Mr. and R. C. Wheeler.
! home boys and glrla that are hard i ,,r and \fra I S FuUoM vKdied • MUs Tl! ” '« Mlnter, of Thomaa-
■ - ------ -- — I an " Mr «. j. s. fuirord Malted , h „ t ,. .„ g pend , ng gome tlme
Misses Ruby and
to heat. Come and be with us at two “ I vllle, has a si
; o’clock any Sabbath afternoon, and • ela 2‘ ““® a ^ " J ‘ d S|,yln * , f uaday - with liet irleutH,
•two flips of a Mger cake." bet you re ,^ .^“h*, a da? !' C °T‘S ,
•will say. Why haven’t 1 been herei, t k J ; Mr. auu Mrs. i
before,
I The Subbath school is growing in
’ interest as well as In members.
The ordination of W .R. Luns
ford will take place at Sardis on the
first Sunday morning in December.
There will be a dinner spread for
the convenience of those who may
. wish to attend, and who may live
-o far away that they could not
attend but for this fact. Everybody
is invited to come and bring your
dinner basket with you. Come and
let us spend the day in the Lord’s
service. After the ordination «er-
inon and service, there will be one
hour for noon and refreshments.
Then at two there will be one hour
spent in eloflnf, the service* to he
led Jby competent singers. Promptly
at three oclock, the Sunday 3ohool I Messrs. Arthur Freeman, Emmett
l will begin. Let everybody come. Brooks and Dr. L. L. ‘
1 help us make UjproflUble day led
last week
Mr. I. D. Singletary visited his
brother, who is a guard at the con
vict camp, last Sunday.
Mr. G. T. Deniott was autoing
near here Sunday, and visited his
mother, Mrs. Martha Demott.
The last infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Scroggins died last
week. The grief-stricken parents
have the deepest sympathy of all
who know and love them.
A cordial invitation is untended to
Gus Wheeler and
hildren, of Thomasville, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with the for
mer’s parents, Mr. arid Mrs. R. C.
Wheeler. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Green, of Th'om-
asvillp, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Hough.
Master Charles Duren was a viti-
St*t«* of Ohio. QUf of Toledo. Lieu county. •*.
Frank J. CbdWjr makes oat* that be la senior
irtaer of tho firm of w. 1. Cheney ft Co., do-
Jay host nets la tho City of YoiOdo, CoDutr i
State aforeoal*. and that said Iraa will |
everybody to attend Sunday School “{.IS rSuSS SXp£2£«
next Bunday
friend.
Come aud brlns
-will oegin.
1 Dr. L. L. Lundy return-
cired by the w of Ball's Catarrh Core. %
^ IRANK J. CQENRY.
sss.
r* *' w -
BaJl'a Caro la takes aswatif u
^ - g? gSSSUK
l. abut * co., n*
THOMASVILLE BARGAIN STORE
321 W. Jackson St. Thomasville, Ga
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Take Notice:—
Tho winter la hero aud you all need wood and clothea to keep
warm and protect your health.
Come to the THOMASVILLE ItAHGAIN STORE, where you cau
all get fitted out with winter clothes ot the beet quality for the
least money, and you will have money left to buy the wood with.
Come and see the great bargains and you will be pleased. Re
member the placs, 3?1 W. Jackapn St. Remember the date, Novem
ber 8th, and remember the sale will last for ten days only.
Notice the fuliuiring low price*:
Ladles good quality, full size Coat .$3.71*
High-Grade Ladles Coats, all colors. .. ..$8.1»
Ladles Dresses and Woolen Goods St.IS
Ladles Dresses, High Grade and Now Styles $3.02
Children’s Coats, Good Quality and Style $1.0?
.Misses Coats.. (2.1K
Rest Bleaching and Sea Islands 8c
Best Work Shirts 38c
W’ork Pants 30c
Good Tailor-made Men’s Pants. . $1.88 and $2.02
Latest Style Men’s Tailor-made Suits, best quality goods $0.22
High Grade, Best Quality Tailor-Made Mon’s Suits $13.02
L. C. Smith’s 3hoes $2.42
Best Work Shoes .$1.02 and $2.38
All goods In proportion and cheaper than ever—come and aee
—If the goods don’t suit and the pries? are not right, don’t buy—
but remember, this ls the place and now Is the time to get great
bargains and a heap of goods for a little money.
TAKE NOTICE: “I met Mr. Goldstein yesterday and asked him
how he could sell his goods so cheap and received a proper answer.
He explained to me that he bought his goods in largo quantities In
the cheapest markets—he Is working hard htmsolf and hat small ex
penses and hag small rent to pay, so he can sell hie goods cheap
and give good bargains for a little money.
I went to the sale myself—spent $18.60 and was well satisfied
with what I got for my moaey. If.you want to aave money I would
advise you to go to the Thomasville Bargain Store. 321 West Jack-
son Street. Thomasville, Ga., and save the difference.”—lOne of
Many Testimonials.)
H. GOLDSTEIN* Owner.
JUST BEFORE
THANKSGIVING
I>k sure your vehicle, no mat
ter .what its kind or construc
tion. Is In perfect order. We
tnay notice defect* you might
overlook. ’Twill coat you
nothing for an examination
and the ’ Inspection may *ave
-•on time, money, trouble and
..osslble accident. We are al
ways In readiness to pot car
riages, wagons, surreys, auto-
moblles, etc.. In perfect re
pair at Short notice and at
moderate charges.
mr *•« 8
SL££ 1
VJ-
A. W. Palin & Son.
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.