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10 Will You be Ready When the First Cold Snap Conies? Or will you find it necessary to hustle around—hit or miss—and buy your cool weather suit, after every one e’se has picked out the choicest patterns? Don’t make this mistake. Select Fall Clothes early. Your common sense tells you it is the wiser plan. You get the best your money will buy, and you get the fud limit of season’s wear for no greater cost. Besides this, you fortify yourself against sudden changes in weather that comes in the Fall. We sell the Hand Tailored Clothing Made by Schloss Bros. & Cos., Baltimore. There’s nothing better—there’s nothing as good. When a man puts on a Schloss Suit he feels and knows that every detail of the cut, make and.finish is correct. The picture shows a particularly stylish suit for up-to-date young men. A “merchant tailor” would charge $6O for a suit of like quality, character and appear -0 ance. We can fit you better with more swagger, snappier clothes at $22.50. We also have lower grades—look equally as well— SQ7VTE as rr . LOW AS '‘Drop in and let us talk it o\ r er ” J. W. VAUGHAN I 80. % • Outfitters to Particular People. Cartersville, Ga. County News. Cash station The Sunday school of Cass will give a box supper Friday evening Oct. 20, to help raise the money to buy an oj gan. Besidest e supper there will be and songs to entertain the audience. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Walton came up and spent Siinday with home folks. We are glad to know that Mrs. O. S. Cox is very much better and hope she will soon be entirely well. • Miss Dixie Lee Hargis spent Satur day andFiiday in Atlunva C. M. Quillian is able to be out again after his recent illness. Mrs. M. L. Johnson left Monday ev ening for a visit to Atlanta. T. B. Richardson is visiting his sis ter Mrs. Cole in Rome. Miss Nell Posey entertaihed a few friends last Wednesday evening. Henry Walker came down from Ringgold Sunday and spent the day with his parents, Mr. Mrs. J. H. Walker. ' • FOLSOM. The irin is now in full blast and do ing gin work. g, Mrs. Coffee whocounts great grand children has borne off the palm as a cotton picker. We note some visitors, Mrs. Rosetta Bradley and daughter, Lilian, with Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hays Mrs. Dudley Barton, and her mother, Mrs. Emma Regan, are visiting the family of H. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes with their youngson.are with their parents for a few days. We are glad to know Mr. Rhodes is out among his friends auain Little Raymond,son of Mr. Charles Sexton, fed from a load of hay some time ago and broke his arm and is still carrying it in a sling. Miss Georgia William lias been dangerously ill, but at the present is showing signs of improvement. Sheis a most estimable young lady and her friends hope for her a speedy covery. Mr Thomas Dinning a < family vis ited his grandmother. Mrs. B. F. Mos steller Sr., Sunday. A little daughter of Mr. R J. Rai den fell from a swing recently, receiv ing a serious cut on the head. Miss Orie Gore is visiting her fath er and brother near Cassville. > James Adcock has gone to Macon to represent the lodge of Folsom at the grand lodge of Masons. WE POINT THE WAY TO TRUE ECONOMY IN DRESS MADIS ON MILAM, West Main Street. There were fine services at the Bap tist church 01. Saturday and Sunday, a large attendance on sabbath, and a Splendid discourse on the importance of Missionary work. ‘‘Old Jack’‘put in a genuine appear ance this morning. Now is the time to put in your grain, bo says D. L, Mos teller, and the chances of injury from the fly is forestalled. Mr,*and Mrs, Jonce Dykes were in the community lately. They are soon to occupy their home, the Blalock hoinest ead. ith nws, iixilft'ibiioil,' ofcroßiß, 27, im. Most men don’t know what economy means:merely pinch ing the price isn’t economy. Real economy thinks last of price and first of quality. Econ omy is in what yon get, not in what you pay. Saving money at the expense of quality—that isn’t economy; it is extrava gance.ln onr tailoring wo look first to quality, both in ma terials and workmanship, and our prices are never higher than this careful, personal service is worth. W e hold the patronage of the man who knows what true economy is. homestead. We are gad to welcome him into our neighborhood Notice. The books of account of the The Cartersville Wagon and Repair com pany, Brown, Tribble & Milner, have been put in the hands of Mr. (ieo. 8. Cobb, for settlement of accounts due thereon, he alone is auihorized to make settlement . Parties owing said firms must make payments and save cost. St J fflbli ANB WINTER SHOE FASHIONS Queen Quality is designed and finished for the extremely pa ticular —everything about it denotes a high order of manufacturi Its accurate fit and correct fashioning stamp an impression o worth upon its wearers —hence, its splendid reputation. Boots PS The Pair A DOZEN REASONS. % There are a dozen reasons for buying “Queen Quality” Shot but your own comfort is excuse enoligh —it eases the foot be cans it flits it. Fall designs for every need are now being shown, wi invite your critical examination. J. W. VAUGHAN A 00. * .. . Cartersville, .. Georgia Lost. About two weeks ago between Cass Station and Vm. Jackson's farm on Munford mill road, large lap robe, b'ack on one side and variegated on the other. Finder will be rewarded by returning to Mrs. W. M. or Mrs. Albert Cox, at Cass Station. OAJH TORIA. B*n tk. 4 Tta lini Yob Haw Aiwa n Bought T A ® * t| Vegetable,liver pills. Thai n& w T/fk tPC? u 1 CT is what they are. They cure l\y W i. IliO sick-Headachc.* iSil Want your moustache or beard S DYt s beautiful brown or rich black? Use FIFTY CTB OF DRUGGISTS OK R. P. HALLO CO., NASHUA. Mil ■ ■■■■ I ■■■■■■■■— ■ IMIS ■ _A.li JI 1 LI ■ 1 . _ . THE Cartersyille Lumber 0 Has a Fally Equipped Plant. Pacing Mill, Dry Kiln, Ware Room, Lumbe * Yard. Keeps in stock everything needed i ) the way of rough and dressed umbel shinges, etc .1~ v \ i ' Greatest Opportunity CLOSING OUT AT COST. A full stock of new goods in Dry Goods, Cloth ing, Shoe'-, Hats, Skirts, Overcoats, Trunks, Notions, etc., etc. Everything for everybody, must be sold at any priee before January ist. Come early and bny your fall goods at 50 cents on the dollar cheaper than elsewhere.' Sale Begins October 7tb- M. SCHLOSBERAj Cartersyille, Georgia. Hi