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SEMI-WEEKLY HMB8-ENTERPRISP, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1014.
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The dove of peace evidently does
not like anything that borders on
the Balkan states.
The Montgomery Advertiser inti
mates that most any old girl makes
up before' she kisses.
ket and is practically the only place
where they can be readily sold. The
placing of an unlimited amount of
securities for sale naturally would
ruin the market and have a de
pressing effect upon all stocks. Con
sequently in times such as this, the
stock exchanges are closed until
comparative uormal conditions are re-'
were necessarily compelled to have
been built In this country to fly the;
stars and stripes.
The United States will have an
opportunity to extend its foreign
trade while Europe fights, .and
those having commodities in this
country, that are demanded either
by belligerents or by other sections
of the world, heretofore served by
. toreJ'or things have settled to such them, will be benefltted as a whole,
an extent as to preclude financial' Jut Its general effect will be serious
stringency, caused by excessive drops upon the entire world. The food-
in the price of securities. Then, growing parts of the world will be
too. the prospects of securing bonds j prosperous and will benefit mater-
from Ei ropean countrie
prices will cause all oi
ties in the world to be
at
Ele
Those
country
few to <
eturns are the next on
v will be as interesting
was yesterday.
politicians
• real servb
•'velop into
would do the
e by allowing a
statesmen.
Any oi l fellow can be brave when
he is fo- ed into a corner and there
isn’t but one way out.
price.
Th.? cominenial relations of tin*
w *rld will be disturbed. Checks on
I,onion heretofore the clearing
hoti-o, v ill not be desired. .Many
banks will carry accounts in the
l'nite.1 States and much clearin':
will n? done in this country, which
heretofore has been done in Lon
don. All money other than gold Is
money only by virtue of the credit
of the country Issuing it, silver of
I course having value as a commodity.
] Therefore, all money on deposit in
[ this country, by Europeans, will be
! demanded by them in gold, if they
| a re forced to have It. A person in |
tally from the disturbed markets,
which will lielp to offset the gen
eral condition.
The United States, under the new
reserve bank act will be able to meet
all contingencies that may arise,
and while the people may be pes
simistic because of a lack of mar-
ket for cotton and other products,
the effect, after the spirit of depres
sion has passed, will more than
compensate for the momentarv
stringency.
Georgia Needs
A Young, Active and
Progressive Governor
If you were going to select a manager for your own
business, would you pick out 4 man of nearly three score
years and ten, who had not been in touch with it for twenty
years or more, or would you choose an active, progressive
and constructive business man who has been in direct touch
with your affairs for over a decade?
Randolph Anderson knows Georgia’s finances and Geor
gia’s needs. He has been in close touch with them and has
studied them the List ten years or more.
He is the only candidate who has offered a substantial,
progressive platform.
If you would vote for Georgia’s best interests—
Vote For
Randolph Anderson.
“Whit. dresses—one-fourth off!”
was the way it was advertised in De
troit. Mi st have excited the natives
considerably.
INTERESTED A NTIMBER OF VOT- |SEVERAL CANDIDATES FOR VAR-
KKS AT THE CITY IIALL LAST j loUH OFFICES HAVE Al’FEAH
NIGHT—IN TOUR OF THIS FOR- Eli IN CAIRO—COUNTY
The Waterloo of the present war
will occur aftei England has thrown
her army and navy into the bal
ance.
TION OF THE STATE.
Quite a number of voters braved
! the rain Monday ni *ht to listen to
: Governor. Dr. Hardman, after
I short introductory speech from Dr.
bo j McIntosh, began a discussion of the
Atlanta. Ga., Aug. 4.—Rural mail
carriers and their frienos will be
glad to learn that, beginning with
July 1. last, an Increase of $100 a
year salary will be allowed by the
postoffice department. Dispatches
FOLI- ^ rom Washington say Postmaster
Euroue. having an account in this
country, for which he can demand
rold. may sell It to good advantage
in the paper currency of his own
country. If any exchanges remain
open in Europe, the daily premium
on gold will be announced. j an address from Dr. L. G. Hard-).411 three of the Legislative candi- (,a > 8 ’ 11 * as Senator
In the event that either country j man, of Commerce, a candidate for j dates of Grady County have quail- 1 amendment to the postoffice appro-
is captured or subjugated by their
enemies, their banks will not
Tit'S ALSO INTERESTING — General Burleson has assured Sena-
FAKMEHS WANT COTTON MAR-! tor Hoke Smith that he would issue
l\ET TO BECOME NORMAL. , nn ori i er that effect within a few
Cairo, Ga., Aug. 5— (Special.)—; #| _ q „ Smlth . 8
ii ♦ . v»ilifttioi 1 various issues of the campaign,
subject to seizure as every National | He gpcke for about nn hour and
Wonder If Hardwick would go to
the House if he thought there was
going to be a war and his vote - "was
needed/
country, the population will be ma
terially reduced.
fled by waltzing up to the Secretary j priation bill which provided for the
of the Executive Committee with I i ncraase i n |ia y for the rural route
the required ninety dollars each. ' lhe men
candidates seem to think that thei ra *
committee assessment is rather) Senator smith has received a great
steep. Perhaps the committee thinks j number of letters from rural route
it is an honor worth paying for to; carriers vho wore anxious about the
of P wl8dom Grady C °" nly lD b ° dy i Increase, fearing It might be delayed
The treble Is, three have paid In : aa ,n a farmer time when a raise
ninety dollars each, and two of them was voted 1 .
bank in Europe belongs to Its stock- i the earnestness of the man and of
111 . . . 1, his opinions and beliefs was indell-
holders and not to its government., , >]y up0n tho8e who heard
In fact, subjects of every country in | him. He reviewed his record in the
„ „ State Legislature, discussed the mer-
Burope are stockholders of every Qf ^ BgrIcuUur8 , sohoo , 8t the
National bank in Europe. The gov- j highway commissions, the establish-! will be defeated. Ninety dollars
° l ornmflnto n # „„„ intents of the sanitarium for tuber-| gone and no office, will be tough j
If nil of the Americans, of Ger- ernments have certain rights of con- !culBr and other thlngs |n wh | ch hejluck, lut it all goes through life's!
man extraction go back to the old lrolt b,;t rto not own ,ae banli8 - For was personally Interested, while In j thorny path. The defeated candl- j ■ 1
fnst'ance, when Paris was captured . the State Legislature. , dates can console themselves with
; i He also touched upon the vice and;the Idea that they had the fun of
I by the Germans in 1S70, the last; ruinous effects of liquor and told of [claiming their election during the
„ 'war in which these two countries the effortM he ha/fimade for the j running. ,
health of the -State and the desire None of the political prognostica-;
The Suffragettes in England will was involved, the Bank of Franca! to see proper drainage laws which j tors will predict who will be elect- '
probablv organize an army or so and was paying depositors Before the woul '> a ' low '•>“ development of the ed as Grady's representative. The 50 ACRE FARM for sale—just out-
1 3 two million acres of waste land in [candidates is the present member, s jd e limits Ochlocknee—desirable
give Emperor William the hatchet fires, starting from the capture, were [the Stale. Hon. W. H. Collins, and W. D Bar-1
and dvnamite bombs extinguished. j Dr. Hardman is a man who hasi l,er ant * Maxwell. All are
i many qualifications and whose abil-. men and either will rank among [
• [ Notwithstanding the general high Jty , s UllqUPS tloned. He is a physt-; the average members of the Legis-i —
price of money, food and everything i^an of note in his section of the ! Iat,,rd - [LETT GREEN & REYNOLDS STOP
The movies are going to tell the State: owns and operates one of the i That Jint ’flpute. ! that water trouble of yours. They
thrilling details some years from used ,n " arfare W,U be ln such de * biggest farms in that section of! 1-ajt Saturday we Mad some'
mand that prices will naturally rise. Georgia: owns a large sanatarlum. ; *} ,ee h j- f along the Senatorial line,
now and expect us to be interested an d | R head of a large banking bus!- Hon - Grover C. Edmondson made a
to the tune of a dime. T,lere W,U be no appreciable de * : ness. He Is a ifticcess himself and :8pt *«‘ b th « interest of Gov. Jos-
iiiand for anything in Europe which (he wound up his plea for the vot- M. Brown and Hon. Roscoe
it. * ers of Thomas county to assist |n ' Luke, of Thomasvilie, made a talk'
We wouldn’t be a hit surprised if tae I ,e °i , ' e can *‘ Ve w Rnout. Lot- G ]p V atIng a doctor to the office of * n interest of Senator Hoke
mnnpv l a nnt l»eln? ton, lumber, etc., will be afTected to Governor, instead of a lawyer as Smlt.i. Both of the orators covered
niouej is nui 17TTIUS ithov hova l.aon rln ' .....
The Talk of the Motor World
The Saxon
is an up-to-date light weight
car, Standard Tread, four
cylinder, 15 H. P. and Meets the demand fora low
priced car at the price of a good horse and buggy.
D. D. PEACOCK, Gen’I Agent
Thomas, Brooks, and Colquitt Counties
PA VO, GA.
home. $1,500 ln Improvements.
T. C. McKlbben, Boston, Uu. Ira
are the boys that dig your deep
wells. Coolidge, Qa.. Route 2,
Box 114. 7-14-lmsw
The Wisdom in
Saving
A man who aaves a dollar is a benstaetor. One who
teaches another to save a dollar Is a Public Benefactor, and
should be knighted by the State. A dollar put in the bank at
compound interest takes root instantly; it is not parched or
burned by drouths; not killed by frost or sleet. It can not
he injured by heat or cold, by famine or pestilence, by fire or
flood. It will not be lost through a hole in your pocket, nor
borrowed by some pestilential friend or boon empanion. It Is
beyond the reach of earthquake or lightning, accident, sneak-
thief, thug or murderer. It works for you by day ana by
night—Sundays, legal holidays and week days are all the same
to It. It will not wilt, nor rust nor rot, nor be eaten b.7
worms. It will sprout and mature a crop of Interest for you
every year throughout all eternity and then, be as fresh and
as ready to go on working for you and your descendants as the
day It was first carried to the bank. It will be a slave that
neither eats nor drinks, nor sleeps, nor dies, and needs no
overseer.
The Investment of money In a savings account at THE
BANK OF METCALFE at compound interest is the best Invest
ment, the most profitable business and the greatest and grand
est speculation that we know anything about.
BANK OF METCALFE
METCALFE, GEORGIA.
The Bank That Is for the People.
OFFICERS:
E. M. SMITH, President. J. W. HORNE, Vice-President,
W. O. CARTER, Cashier. H. C. COPELAND, V-President.
some liquor
spent to finance campaigns for the
Senate in more states than Georgia.
looks as If the era of pros-
, ., ... , they have been doing for some time, themselves with glory in their !al>-
* n appreciable extent by tills lack and t0 ; , reserve t | )p state by putting orlotia efforts, hut neither of them
A demand. Great Britain will, as a man into the highest office In Its ehanged a single vote, ln so far as
f ,11 , , .. ,,, Rift, who Is heart and soul for the this writer has heard of. The Brown
tur as possible keep her cotton mills ip re , PrvatIon and progress of th^ voters ar <> still for Brown and the
zoing. in order to have something to state, and the conservation of its Smith voters are still for Smith.
. , , . . ipeople, as well as Its Innumerable! T: ' e Brown supporters say this
perity we have been looking forward do for the people not engaged 1° undeveloned resources. county will give Gov. Joseph M.
to will delay its advent until the conffiit. many of them women and' Dr. Hardman Is making a tour of Br0 vn a large majority. The Smith
war has been on for a week or two. children. The cotton mills so j a °" u V ’ 8 ' i™So There you'are, mV“'out he
o not knowing what was about to: ‘ !aay wiser until after the primary
Several Thomas County voters are happen, have quit buying raw ma-
taking the same stand as did Mr. terlal. There being no trading,
Stanaland and are changing from there will be no use for cotton ex-
FDR SALE—acres best grade
farm land, In good state of cul
tivation, at Oaklawn, on G. N.
R. R. Yv’lll sell at the right
price and good terms for quick
sale. Apply G. T. Carter, Boston,
Ga., R. F. D. No. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mack, Miss
Mary Mack and Mr. Worden Mack,
left the city this morning for Chat-
‘tanooga, where they will spend two
| weeks at Signal Mountain Inn.
• - — ,.iThey went In Mr. Mack’s car, mak-
The»e claims seem to be polltlcall/ lng stops at Macon and Atlanta, en-
route.
Hardwick to Slaton, after his par- changes to remain open. The New
cel post assertions. ! York Exchange will make another
o ! effort to do business and If there t3
There seems to be quite a bit of any trading will remain open. Even
Uat Democratic harmony left at if war continues, there will be some
Washington, judging by the prepara- demand for cotton and most ex-
tory measures that have been pass- changes will be doing business, ln
ed in the House and Senate. , all likelihood. In a short time, even
0 If business Is dull.
They are trying to mix Judge Nat
Harris in the capitol moving move
ment, but he doesn't seem to mix as
easily ic some of his opponents
hoped.
, Tim South naturally bears the
i brunt ot this dullness and steps
, must be taken by banks or national
I organizations with power to con-
It is Just Natural
• natural.
COMMODITIES MAT ADVANCE c ^m c k“
IU OUIPC CUV nCIICQC and al1 thereln - ot course some of
IH rniUL. DM UlALlIIu . th0 aforesaid candidates and their
• .friends well know they are wrong,
1some preachers and nearly all j
Atlanta, Aug. 4.—General ad-'his members seem to believe In the | . . . . , ...
vance lu food prices are likely to saying that "all is fair in war »n,l' Onr sltnistle natur, impel* love for ths
make the cost 0 f living even ‘worse politics/’ TherifoJe aiy poBUca! j ^ ^
1 — 1 claim, Just to help along, is alright.
We came near forgetting that Can
didate J. J. Brown also orated here
Saturday. He made some votes,
possibly. He Is a candidate for
Commlflsoner of Agriculture.
than in the past, according to local
merchants, though war prices have
not yet begun to affect the Atlanta
retailers.
Meit prices are bound to advance
sharply, said the managers of the
sale grocers announced a small In
crease in flour prices, and ar2 buy
ing heavily to guard against fur
ther advance.
From the west comes a rumor of a
coal famuie, in case the t.iousands
trol conditions to finance crops to' of 31avf ' » ho f , or,,i the V? 1 ? of mln
0 I y j ers, go home to serve their coun-
j such an extent as wilt allow the far-1 tries.
Hon. b. G. McLendon s friends In
. . , liner directly to hold his cotton un-
this county are going to make an !
til the demand for It Is sufficient to
effort to see that he Rets a fine vote
In his race for railroad commis
sioner this month.
THK llFFKOT OF WAR OX COM.
MERCK IX THE l\ S.
Speculation as to the effect of a
great European war upoi the com
mercial and financial interests of the
United States have beer, rife
through the country, since It was
seen that strife, such ss the world
has rarely known, had been precipi
tated.
The effects upon this country will
be serious, but ln a way those ef
fects will be conflicting. The ab-
sorbtlon of unlimited money ia Eu
rope will cause Europeans to with
draw their money from the United
Stale, or, In other words, to de
mand from this country money for
aocurltlee and Investments which
they hold In large quantities. The
guarantee him a living profit on Its
production
Most of the boats of the world,
carrying freight, belong to subjects
of the powers now at war and
their use and protection will
called from trade. German and
Austrian bottoms will be oft t.ie seas
If Great Britain la as strong aa she
will likely show up and Its great
fleet will give such protection that
It Is likely that many English and
French boats will still carry cargoes
of freight. If the Oerman fleet Is
annihilated or bottled up, as seems
quite possible, ln view of the rela
tive strength of the Alliance and
Entente, all of her enemies’ bottoms
not needed ln war will be ln trade.
The proposition to permit foreign
big whmesale houses today. Whole-1 labor’d most earnestly to convince
t]lp farmers that ie wag thoIr frlend
and you know that the farmer Is al
ways delighted to meet new friends.
The writer’s "off-hand opinion" Is
that Candidate Brown will poll a
large vote ln Grady.
Some of the boys over in this
neck tit the woods are for anything
Brown. Some of them, we hear,
nrc even such strong Joe Brown
men, until they wont eat biscuits
unless they arc brown!
I)r. Hardman -Made Address.
Tuesday morning another candi
date, Dr. L. J. Hardman, candidate
for Governor, addressed a small au
dience in the court house. Dr, Hard
man l.as some strong friends here,
and he made a good Impressfo'na.
However, the politicians say this
county will be found In the Nat E.
Harris ,or J. Randolph Anderson
column the morning after the pri
mary.
That Big European War.
The row on the other side of the
big pond has given politics a black
eye by taking the center of the
stage. The farmer Is more Interest,
ed about the cotton market riha.i
politics. Just now. The want of
U FEEDER REDE
Spending Several Days Campaign,
lng In This Territory, With
Tliomasvllle as Headquarters.
Horn T. S. Felder candidate for
Cntted States Senator, arrived 1»
the city last night and will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Stew
art, on Jackson Street. Mr. Felder
today went to Balnhridge, Climax
snd Cairo, and made speeches in
each place. He goes to Quitman
and Valdosta tomorrow, and Sat
urday will make an address ir
Taomasville at the Court House at
eleven o'clock.
$100 Reward, $100
It •cUoe* hu tMM abte to euro to all iu
irtt, and that to Catarrh. Haifa Catarrh Coro
the only poattlra ear* now known to the turd-
• *—jji- gf*—- - ■
motherhood Is ever
before us. To know
what to do that will
add to the physical
comfort of expectant
motherhood Is a sub
ject that has Inter
ested most women of
all tlmea One of
the real helpful
things Is an external
abdominal application sold In most
drug stores under the name of ‘’Mother**
Friend." We have known so many grand
mothers, who In their younger day*
relied upon this remedy, and who recom
mend It to their own daughters that it
certainly must be what Its name Indi
cates. They have used It for Its direct
Influence upon the muscles, cords, liga
ments and tendons as it alms to afford i
relief from the strain and pain so often I
unnecessarily severe during tho period of
expectancy. j
A little book mailed by Bradfleld Regu- !
lator Co.. 305 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.,
refers to many things that women like to
read about. It refers not only to tho 1
reltet from muscle strain due to their I
expansion but also to nausea, morning ;
sickness, caking ot breasts and many
other distresses.
HOMER WILLIAMS
MATERIAL FOR THE HOUSE
BUILDERS.
Get Our Prices Before You Buy.
Phone 485-L.
OFFICE ON A. C. L. WES1 CLAY ST.
FARM LOANS
Now daring the Summer Is the
time to secure your farm loan. If
you wait until your obligation Is
due, the Fall rush preveqts quick
service.
We have unlimited supply of
mark ri for th« c otton croJTstrikes cheap L1,e Insurance money to lend
near home. The candidate who can
open up the cotton market at good
prices could get a unanimous vote
If he could prove that he was the
man who did It.
GIN COTTON.
and can give prompt service.
Large loans on well-improved
farms at lowest rates.
BARROW LOAN & ABSTRACT CO.,
Pelham, Oa.
A Roofed Gateway
Offers Attraction
about property liberally supplied withlilandscape that ia
really worth considering. Time was when they were quite
common, but now they're eztraordinaty in these parts and
offer you builders seeking distinctiveness a fine opportun
ity to display your good taste. We’ve lumber that is just
right for .such gates—guaranteed to last painted or left to
season rustic. Ask to see it
Thomasvilie Variety Works.
We have had onr gins com- ♦,
pletely overhauled and will
vessels to register as American, snd catmh ccr* iSLiK IHS*
_ ! dlrwtlg upon th. blood ud mucous «uri»,So?
fly the United Statee flag, will be ol *•■«•*. thereby ttauoojtus (hu (ouuduttoo
| ur th. dlMuo, uud (lTlaf th. putleut utBMth , -
great help and will go a long way) " a g* S?, UI "¥S SVrRSPVS I ♦ appreciate your patronage,
toward saving the day for turpen- j S 11 . ' M I. r °' su,i,ler W,U »*‘ ln * *
stock exchange Is the place where tine, lumber and kindred Industries I. X. 8 ?nEKgT , *°C0 t ri5ed^ I 0 [♦ FARMERS OIX COMPANY, ♦
securities ere placed on the mar-In the South. Heretofore, boats ' t 14 tr ,n Dnntota JSe. •• ♦ Kvans & Son, Mgr*. ♦
s.b. Hair. r»<su/ run tat ceuUptUoe. ,. ............. ...
Dr. John Schreiber
FORMERLY OP OCHLOCKNEB
Now Located on Madison Streo
Opposite Timet-Enterprise OCcc
Tkomatvilie Georgia.
Office Phene tU Evidence Phone W
Mercer Law School
Two-Year Course.
f £p“m!C.'SlffiutfaF* MACON GA.