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SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES ENTERPRISE, Tl K8DA.Y, AtVKMUKtt 1», SOU
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CURRENT PRICES
Smith’s Cash Store
222 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
Sl'G.lK, KICK AND GRITS.
Best Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs for $1.00
Best Granulated Sugar, 25-lb. Sack $1.30
Best Whole Grain Rice, 15 lbs for $1.00
Best Grade Celts, Medium and Coarse, per peck 30c
LARD, cooking compounds, and meat.
Snowdrift Lard, 10 lb bucket $1.20
Snowdrilt Laru, *1 -lb buckets fiOc
Cottolene, hi 10-lb buckets $1.30
Cottolene. hi A-lb bucket 53c
Wesson Cooking Oil. per can 30c
Crisco small size, per can 25c
Cri«=co. large size 50c
Swift’s Jewel Compound, in bulk, 9 pounds $1.00
Swift’s Jewel Compound. 50-lb cans $1.90
Swift’s Premium Hams, per lb 20c
Best Drv Salt Meat, per lb 15c
CANNED GOODS.
Kto Corn Syrup, three cans for 25r
Maryland Chief Tomatoes, three cans for 23c
Mary Chief Corn, two cans for 23c
Maryland Chief Garden Peas, two cans for 25c
Sliced Bee', two cans for 25c
Pork and Beans. YanCamp’s, 3 cans for 25c
Heinz’s Dill Pickles, p**r can 15e
Campbell’s Soup, three cans, any kind 23c
5-lb Cans Best Grade Pie Peaches, two for 25c
1-1>> Can of Best Table Peaches, two for 25c
5-1 > Can California Lemon Cling Peaches, ono for 20r
1-lb Can of Libby’s Asparagus Tips, for 25c
1-lb. Can of Rum ford Baking Powder 23c
P’.nk Salmon, 1-lb can for
Eagle Brand Milk, 2 cans for * **15,.
3-lb Can of LVo Hominy, one for 10c
Lownev’s Cocoa, fresh new stock, %-lb cans 2rtr
Low-ney’s Coron. fresh new stock. 1-5 pound cans loc
Beardsley’s Sliced Cod Fish, 3 jars for «5c
Beardsley’s Boneless Herring. 3 jars for ’ ’ *25c
We I*uj Our Flour in Solid Car Lots—'That is Wliy Wo Can Sell
You tlie Rom Flour at the Following Low Price*:
A 24-lb "Sack of our D-Llght-U Self-Rising Flour 85c
A 21-lb. Sark of our Onliwon, Plain Flour for 75r
A 21-lb Sark of our Antron Self-Rising Flour for 75r
These Flours are Guaranteed to be the best Flour made by
the Ebert’s & Bros. Milling Co., a concern that owns and oper
ates three of the largest Flour Mills in Indiana. Try a sack of
this Flour and he convinced that you CAN buy the best Flour for
less than you are now paying.
LAUNDRY ACCESSORIES.
Octagon Soap, six bars for 25c
Lenox Soa? 7 bars for ’. 25c
Lump Starch, 6 full pounds for *.*.. .25c
Large Size Package of Gold Dust 20c
Old Dutch Cleaner, 3 cans for .• 25c
^iant Potash, 7 cans for 25c
HeinzeV
PICKLES.
Pickles, in Bulk, Fresh New Stock Just Received.
COFFEES,
We have just installed a modern electric coffee mill and we
are now in position to furnish the best Coffee in any form that
you prefer, from the coarsest to the finest grade.
One ( pound of our Best Peabcrry Coffee, per lb 35c
One pound of our Best Rio Coffee, per lb 30c
One pound of our Best Santos Coffee, per lb 25c
One pound of our Coffee and Chlckory, per lb 20c
One poupd can of Votan Coffee, per lb* 35c
PAY CASH FOR YOUR GROCERIES, and reduce the high
cost of living. We deliver our goods anywhere within the City
Limits. Don't forget the place. All phone orders are given
I roinpt Attention, and we will give you good delivery service. If
It takes two drays and ten bicycle boys.
PHONE 316.
Smith’s Cash Store
222 SOUTH BROAD STREET.
Next door to the Express Office.
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PETTICOAT FOR
iS
GOES TO PEN! DIED
MVE HUNDRED GIRLS MAKE Atlantic City, N J.. Nov. 24.— SAN DIEGO AVIATION FIELD
HANDSOME 1IAXD-EMBROIDER- The Court of KrrorS( the highest SCENE OF ACCIDENT WHICH
EI) PRESENT—PLANS FOIt W’KD j tribunal of appeal In this state, to- TOOK LIVES OF ARMY LIEU-
1 DING TOMORROW COMPLETE. | day afflrmed the conviction of Louis! TENANTS.
1 • — j Kuehnie, who was at one time the I __
| New York, Nov. 24.—A delegation 1 Republit an leader of Atlantic City. | gan Diego, Cal., Nov. 24. Lieu-
representing the five hundred girls! Kuehnie was found’guilty of be-’tenants E. L. Ellington and Hugh
employed in ti local white goods fnc- ( ing unlawfully concerned in a city Kelly, members of the Army
jfory, left today for Washington, contract. The lower court sentenc- Aviator corps, were killed today in
where they will present Miss Wll- - * '•*- *- — **--
se n with a beautiful ban • .ibroid-
end petticoat, as a wedding gift,
j Miss Wilson will personally re-
| ciive the delegation at Mu White
; House this evening.
All of the live hundred girls took
hand in making the petticoat,
liicli is embroidered with roses, j;
lgles and American flags. tliei
The idea a.is • romptel hv an ap-i 0 , ,
\\ ilson s efforts as • Atlantic City, and thus far th. .,
nu>ng the factory j ] ; , ve p revented him from beginning
ms.
{.rc^iation of Mis
a social worker
girls of New Yc
where.
’ity
id else-
Guosts and Presents Coiitiniied to
Arrive Today.
Washington. Nov. 24.—The re-
j hear sal late today completed all the
j plans for the marriage tomorrow of
(Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, the
: President's second daughter., to
i Francis Bowes Sayre.
1 Many handsome gifts, and several
of the prominent guests continued
jlo arrive during the day.
| The number of nests at the wed-
|ding tomorrow will be smaller than
jat the wedding of Miss Alice Boose-
| volt to Nicholas Longworth, but a
'! lilm to serve ono year In the " fall of eighty feet with their aero
state prison and pay u fine of five plane.
hundred dollars. , 'pj le accident occurred across the
Woodrow Wilson was governor of hay from here, on the Army school
New Jerso \ when, the case was tried grounds, on North Islaud, California.
and he sent the State Attorney Gen-
oral here to prosecute Kuehnie. On Kelly Was .Native of Louisville,
the announcement of the convic- Louisville, Ky., Nov. 24.—Lieut.
Kneltnie’s lawyers declared n ug h m. Kelly, who was kfllod at
Mont was a persecuted victim g an Dio o, California, in an aero-
(imnrnnp's iiesirn t n »*lcan up plane accident today, was a nativo , ... . .
of Louisville*. He was at one Mine aj Long Distance Phone zo4.
commandant at the State Unlver- j _________
sity. He was a son of Col. Robert
Kelly, who was for many years edi
tor of the Louisville Commandiu.
The Kirby Planing Mill Co,
MOULDINGS
What the trimmings are to a garment, so as to make a
harmonious, therefore pleasing whole, so are the mouldings to a
house.
Shakespear, or If you prefer Bacon, says "neat but not
gaudy, let thine attire be.”
. For the outside trim around your boxing gables, etc., so
as to give a solid substantial look, not too heavy. Inside when ,
the owner and friends see it day by day, door and window |
trimmings, base-board, etc., to match. Workmanship on mould-
invs, the best, you don’t want to pay your carpenter to fin
ish the md! man's job. ^ j
We can fill >our orders r or a ny kind of iic*'**? trimming.
' Let us show you what we make. |
KIRBY PLANING
THOMASVILLE,
MILL CO.
GA
CURRENCY! BILL
Runs List to Seven This Year.
Washington, Nov. 24.—Tho deaths)
of Lieutenants Ellington and Kelly, i
today at San Diego, makes a total I
of fifteen fatalities from Aviation in |
the government service. Seven gov-j
ernment aviators have met death j
this year.
Lieutenant Ellington was a na-|
live of North Carolina.
OMIFIiKTR LIST OF TEACHERS OF THOMAS CO., FOR lOlS-'H.
School ami Teacher— Fast Ofllce.
Meigs Graded—Prof. T. A. CloWer, Principal Meigs, ua.
Meigs Graded—Miss Annie Davis Meigs. Ga.
Meigs Graded—Miss Eva Plrkte Meigs, Ga.
Meir-s Graded—Miss Ethel McBride Meigs, Ga.
Meigs Graded—Mrs. Ami© Murdock .Meigs, Ga.
Ochlocknee—Prof. T. C. McKibben, Principal .. . .Ochlocknee, Ga.
Ochlocknee—Miss Sallie Mae Henry Ochlocknee, Ga.
Washington.
2 I.—-Another
Lustration cur
rency Dill beian today when Sena
tor Owen, who is Chairman of the \
'distinguished company has been in- Senate Banking Committee opened*
i vited, to witness the cer« nioiiy, which ! j»ie d(d , a t ft ( . a the measure in the
j protniseSi to be a hriHiant event. ^ | senate. .Most of his speech was d«-
1 •*-* M oted to demonstrating how the pro-
MISSISSIPPI UTS j
. LEE IBS BONE:
until
The House has adjou
• Wednesday, and the Senate will j
| probably adjourn to allow those In- j
jvlted to attend tho marriage,
j Dr. Dinifrcd T. Grenfell, the farn-|
ions Labrador Coast mission work-1
|or. and who is to be the best man,)
j arrived In Washington today. i
I Mrs. Sayre, mother of tho groom-'
I to-be, is expected this afternoon.)
.and while here she will h*» a guest*
■at the White House.
Although the guest has not been •
j made public, it is known to’he Uns
ifted almost entirely to the close*,
j relatives and friends of Mr. Sayre,
.Miss Wilson and the two families.;
Millie tho invitations to official \
| Washington are scarce.
There are many striking gifts
{‘which have been received by the
\oung (ouple, fmt perhaps the most;
i valuable of the lot is the diamond [
; pendant, which was given by tlie i
j members of the House of Reprosen- j*
tat Ives.
| Secretary of St at
{entertained Dr. Frenfell today
sod
Washington. Nov. 2 4.—The Mis-
Senator lilt lieock, of the anti- \ \ltcj Stales are uniting
tolnilnfatration faction of flic Bank- fit a determined effort to liaio C'on-
niK Committee, will present the bill cress make Federal aid possible for
drawn ii|i by himself, with the as- levee construction. A delegation of
finance of tlie five Republican mem- prominent business men and plant
of Hint committee.
ABE DISCUSSED
:rs from that section intend to he,
here for the regular session of con-,
"-•ress. and push their claims before,
tlie House and Senate.
A meeting of the Harbors a ad Riv-!
ers Committee of the House has been!
called for Wednesday of tills wee':. •
when the first hearing on the pro- J
posed plan, will lie held.
•Mm»> Will Investigate tlie Condition
of the Political Exiles of
That Country.
Ochlocknee—Miss Gladys Cardin Ochlocknee, Ga
. .Coolidge, Ga.
! t'oolidge—.Miss Mario Wertz.. Coolidge, Ga.
i Coolidge—Miss Annie Mae Moore CoQjidge, Ga.
, ..Coolidge, Ga.
.Thomasville, Ga.
.Thomasville, Ga.
, .Ochlocknee, Ga.
. .Ochlocknee, Ga.
. . .. Meigs, Ga.
Meigs, Ga.
. . . . Boston, Ga.
. . . . Boston, Ga.
.... Boston, Ga.
. . . . Boston, Ga.
.Thbmasville, Ga.
. . . . Boston, Ga.
.Ochlocknee, Ga.
.Ochlocknee, Ga.
.Thomasville, Ga.
. . Coolidge, Ga.
. .. .Coolidge, Ga.
.Thomasville, Ga.
. Ochlocknee,* Ga.
.Ochlocknee, Ga.
Ochlocknee, Ga.
.Ochlocknee. Ga.
W CHINESE
Berlin. Nov. 2 1. The intense suf-j
ering of hundreds of Russian politi-j
ul prisoners and exiles, from hun-j
ger, disease and ill-treatment, are: Allan
... ,,r atnlo -1,1,1 Mr. it,Mrikingly set forth i:i an appeal puli- Chiuam,
d l)r.‘ Frenfell today at'a ' llt,hert iM ,nan >' Kuropean j mur.lr
CHRISTIANS LIFE!
Coolidge—l'rol. J. 0. Garrison, Principal....
Coolidge—Miss Marie Wertz
Coolidge—Miss Annie Mae Moore
Coolidge—Miss Annie Smith
Fredonla—Prof. E. C. Combs, Principal.. ..
Fredonia—Miss Annie Herring
Center Hill—Prof. U. V. Anderson, Principal.
Center Hill—Miss Hurst
Unv—.Miss Edna Brooks, Principal
Law — Miss Nadine Wall
ffzell—Prof. Sidney Starlings, Principal.. ..
Ozell—Miss Nellie McIntosh
Unity—-Miss Clyde Ferrell
McLean—Miss Mary Crocker
Beulah—C. H. Rive ...
Little Flock—Miss Rflby Latimer
McIntyre—Itcv. O. C. Hough
stanaland—Prof. Paul N. 3tarlinss
Oak Hill—Prof. Grady Bramlett
Merrillville—Prof. A. L. O. Stephenson.. ..
Pine Grove—Miss l.oah Gardner
Barnett’s Cl’pok—Miss_. I.iilie Sarrett
Singletary — Miss Sarah Kelly
(('ntral—Miss Eva Hinson
Spring Hill. No. I.—I’ror. .1. A. Hornea .. ..
Pontile Hill—Prof. C. E. Duygar
Dillon—Miss Marietta Greene Thomasville, Ga.
P’ospcct — Miss Olah Tealicant Boston, Ga.
Srott—Mrs. A. B. Christian Boston, Ga.
Hobbs—Miss Cora Williams Pavo, Ga.
Patten—Miss Mary Sherrod-Hnmphreys Pavo, Ga
•Nov.
I. Luni Woo. a
I peon marked for
Tongs, pa illy lie-
luncheon. A dinner has been plan- i'* t "«l'“Pe«- sl * n '' d several j cause be embrace i the Christian rr-
Iiied ter tills cvenin- ),v the Presi- ! hundred prominent German. Eltg-' U'-'ion, nas managi ,1 to live in spite
den, and Mrs. Wilson for the wed-1 IUI * and French humane workers ..I them for the Past sixteen years,
ding party and close relatives. Later An epidemic of suicide is sa d to!and having amassed a small for-
the officers of fhe President yacht, |, ™ vnil , th ? bll, 1 lls,, «" l'o’ltcal; .ne in Atlanta. Is now on bis way
j.-The Mayflower.” have planned a .|»rlsoner«. who it is snio. regard this to China to niarry a beautiful
dance for the immediate members
! of the bridal party.
BATTLE
AT
means of self-deatruttlon as their; moml-eyed celestial maiden, who is >
jcnl.v salvation. j waiting for him behind her fan. j
; The signers of tho appeal pub-j l,mn Wood has becoint- a sort of i
• lished today, will form a comrpiUee i national character because of the J
it“ collect and publish further facts J many unsuccessful plots against his,
j regarding these unfortunate per* (life. Had It not 'been for the loyalty j
I f'ons. in the hope* that steps will im-jof his friends, who have placed a se-1
j mediately be taken to alleviate tbell jeret cordon around him. Luni would!
i suffering. j probably hare bitten the dust years
! ago.
Enon—Miss Missouri Smith
'Measant Grove—Miss Lu 1-u King . • •
Shelley—Miss Viola Holloway
McGrow*—Miss Bertie Pilcher
McGraw— Mrs. Berta Drew
Sprng Hill. No. 2.--Mrs. JuJla r’ordham
Metcalfe—Prof. .1. T. Holland, Principal
Metcalfe—Miss Pearl Todd
Met :ilfe—.Miss Paulette Wheeler
Metcalfe—Miss Fannie Lee Ledbetter. .
Pavo—Rev. I. Llewellyn, Principal....
Pavo—P^of. (\ Pincltncy Granthafli • • . .
Pavo—Miss Lois Adams . ..
Pavo -Miss Hanna Watkins
Pavo—Miss Jeflie Mount
Pavo—Miss Marion Fsreman. Pavo, Oa.
Summer Hill—-Miss (’levle Hand. Principal Boston, Ga.
Summer Hill — Miss Annie Stringer Boston; <»a.
Cedar Hill—Rev. Harvey Wages Thomasville; {la.
Pavo, Ga.
.. . . Barwick, Ga.
Pavo, Ga.
Pavo, Ga.
Pavo, Ga.
..Thomasville, Ga.
.. •.. Metcalfe, Oa. .
. . . . Metcalfe, Ga.
. . .Metcalfe, Ga.
.... Metcalfe, Ga.
. . .. . . Pavo, Ga.
Pavo,. Ga.
Pavo, Ga.
Pavo, Ga.
.Pavo; Ga.
MARKETS FOR MONDAY
Steady.
Open
.13.15
.. 12.85
. . 12.86
. .12.83
. .12.73
Close
13.12
12.92
12.95
12.93
12.86
El Paso. Nov. 24.—So far a* was
{known at Juarez today, there h8" 1 Cotton
been no fighting between the Rebels (December
| bad Federals south of there. The I January. .
! Rebels last night were stretched I March . .
{across the country, east to west,! May... .
{thirteen miles South of Juarez, while'July,
j their commander. General Villa was Ton
j in Juarez, arranging supplies for >
• them. j
; The Federals retreated Saturday,!
according to Gen. Villa, when they! Savannah. Nov. 24.—Turpentine
paw the Rebels approaching. i hr in at 43 3-4. ^ Rosin #rm, types
, Gen. Villa declared today that if /’”
j.ltlurez was not attacked noun, he
I will |>renn southward, after the gov-
: • l ament army.
Crlttclam of Modern Student*.
One very well-known character *t
Oxford ueed to aay that modern ander-
. graduates were sadly Inferior to tkelr
I predecessors, who bad constantly em
ployed him when they went out with
gun or rod. -There'* u very Idle-set
of gentlemen et the university nowa
days. They never shoots; they never j
goes irflehlug. They does nothing— I
nothing but read, read, read, from j
morning till night."
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY
METCALFE
Naval Stores .Market.
(By Associated Press.)
WILSONS PICTURE
That Kind of a Man.
“What kind of a man is dqulre
Blmnions, anyway?*’ "Well, Ml tell
ye. You’ve seen them snowstorms
along airly In the winter, when thore's
a good deal of wind, but no* much
I'sleighing? That’s the sort he is.’
] Metcalfe,. Ga., .Nov. 20, 1'9»13.
j Misses Evelyn und Hester Wheel-
er of Pavo, spent Saturday anil Sun-
!day in. Metcalfe, with their sister.
{Miss Paulette Wheeler.
Dr. Hamrick returned from At
lanta Monday with his bride, und
left Monday night for Montlcelto,
where they will »l>end a tew
with his parents.
Ancient Definitions of Beauty.
He used to say that personal beauty
“CENTER HILL”
The farmers of this section: are
quite busy making syrup, and there
necuiK to be i|tiite a lot of It to bo
niade yet.
Our school Is progressing nicely
under the management of Prof. U. V.
Anderson and .Miss Csllie Hurst.
A good many of our people at
tended tho Fair In ‘niomasviUe last
d*y»| week und nil report a nice time.
J. H. Fletcher is visiting rela-
IIF IIU Qllf FOR RENT- Furnished cottage for j w»s s helter Introduction then sny lot-,
IL III dlLIl! ti,„ uununn p it *»0etf ter; but others say that it waa Dl- I
I ogcncs who gave thin description of it, J f° r Thomas County
Washington. Nov.
'il«* likeness of Pr«*
* KOH SALE Recleaned Abr.ler Sued! while Aristo*lo called be: :ity "the gift M 11 **®® 1 * chicken show.
’.-A r *’inark- j 0atH and a xs»o hunting licenses, of God;" that Socrates eslled It "a J ho J^roe Lumber Company
ideiit Wilson, j T A ’ 2r.-d&,w-tl. I sbort-llved tyranny:" Theophrastus, “a "“' e “ ‘ °zen more new mules und
done in rare silks by a Syrian in; 1 silent deceit;- Theocritus “an Ivory "f'“° R ' nK for thctr nw ' v
, » M *". as . • ,f ‘ sen,0 ‘J to Rroal-jwR pay CASH—For show-eases,j mischief!” Cameades, "a sovereignty! ** *
dent Wilson on hehalr of the | furniture, hides, furs, bee’s wax,! which stood In nerd of no guards.”— Ilev : Rogers goes off Monday
. yrh’n colony of B ilfalo, New > ork. | tallow and country ham*. Jarvis Diogenes Laertius, A. D. 20<r. {next to the annual ronreronee. He
B. Watkins & Co. • i ha » proven to be
Quite a number of hunters are out-rives in Terrell county at this time.
Mr. W. L. Singletary is all smiles.
—It’s a boy!
The sportsmen or this section are
enjoying the open peason /or hunt
ing, and (ftiall arc plentiful this Beat-
son. '
Mr. C. F. Boatwright and family
spent last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Green.
Mr; Leon Chason made a business
trip to Cairo Saturday.
tho Mirrosukee Lake this week.
Among them are Mr. HmIT and Mr.
Homer Williams. Ducks are plenti
ful on the Lake this season.
Mefcalfe was well represented
each day at the Fair. Mighty good
but we
picture was a reproduction of
the photograph which President Wil
ton sent the Syrians at Buffalo last {SALESMAN WANTE1
February. The man who delivered •
likeness received an autographed
»r of thanks from the President.
IVAL
—Earn $100
monthly, expenses. Advertise or
zell elgnrs. Wood fern Co., New
York N. Y. 3-1 m.
MEN WANTED—Three men to do
• nnvassing. Good pay. Apply to
Z. L. Roberts, Stuart Hotel.
24-2t.
Order Prevailed Throughout the
I Week, Except Uor a Little llilar-
j ions Scrapping Sattmluy
i Night. .
j The Johnny J. Jones Carnival left
| the city this morning for Ocala,
1 where they are booked for the week.
!The shows were clean and orderly
t throughout and nothin*; of an objec-
i finable character has "been noted
during the entire week. The peo-
I pie of the town and Fall* visitors
[have been pleased at the way they
J were treated and the general de-
; ineanor of employees and visitors
'on the grounds during the Fair,
j Saturday ■ v.v.g somewhat HU-
furious in .the city, several parties
i from other towns nearby, making
I merry in their autos and making
.things lively In the restricted dis
trict. Three of the visitors were
arrested and ordered before the
-mayor for engaging in a difficulty.
Singing at Work. i liB . ...
Dr. Johason wae annoyed to find In '1
man and a
the Hebrides that the strokes of the
sickle were timed by Che modulations
of a song; In which all the harvesters
joined. In the days of the hand
looms most weavers* crooned over
their work. Dairymaids used to sing
on the milking stool, not only to light-
en their labors but also because the
I.03T—Retween Thomasville and! c ° Wi *[ ere he,d > leld better milk
Jones Bridge, S. & W. hammer- j cheered by a tune.
less 38, silver-plated pistol. $5 j —.... — ■ —
reward for return to T. S. Single
tary. a-d&sw tf.
INSTALLMENT NOTB3—Well se-
cured by real estate for sale at
attractive discounts. Huns from
$400 to $800. Address "B..” c/o
Tlmes-Enterprise. 20-6t.
HOU3K FOR SALE—At a bargain
to quick purchaser, 8 rooms, hot
and cold water, electric lights,
hath, all modern conveniences.
Apply to Joe Goldberg. 22-6t
i£*MM
{SSSSSESsSSStt
FOR SALE—Throe year olil black
illly, Axtilla* Veoch; broken and
fearless: will road six to eight
miles |.er hour, und fast; highly
bred: sired by Colonel Veech;
Dam, Blanch H. by Armstrong.
Also one harness or brood mare.
Blanche H. by Armstrong; double
.galted and fast: rich bay color
with black points. Theso horses
are above the ordinary harness
horse of this section. They ore
sold for no fault, and worth tho
money. Anybody can drive each
of them. Mew buggy and harness,
too. If desired. Property of 0. W.
Cooper. Will he shown at my eta*
hies. 0. F. Davis. if-tf, '
“We
Have
Them.”
The lates* in the Santoir
and Waldemar 'chains
also a fine line of staple
articles in nickle, gold
filled and gold chains
for (he mo*t fastidious.
LOUIS H. JERBEfl
Jeweler and Silversmith
mighty good
very promising young
wonld be glad to
have him again, but are sure he
wilt bo promoted to a hotter circuit
next year.
Mrs. A. M. Mash's little baby boy
has pneumonia, bur we hope It will
not prove serious, and that the lit
tle fellow will soon bo well again.
Lilly-Wester.
Mrs. M. M. Lilly, of Metcalfe, Ga„
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Mahla, to Clifford Plant
Wester. The marriage will take
place at the Baptist church, on tho
1-th of December.
FIHELV GROUND
Whitestone=IJmestoite Msrk*
All Lands and All Crops Need It.
For information, prices, etc., aee
Thomasville Fertilizer Co., Agents, Thomasville, Ga.
Or write to
„ „ _ _ Whltestone Marble Company-
N. P. Pratt, Chairman of Board Atlanta. Ga.
Jl'ST BEFORE
THANKSGIVING
be 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 examliatlon
and the Inspection may save
v ou time, money, trouble and
rbsallilc 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.
A. W. Palin & Son.
auto Fainting and trimming.
HflSI
