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n Will You be Bead?
When the First Cold Snap Comes?
Or will you find it necessary to hustle around—hit or
miss—and buy your cool weather suit, after every one
else 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 full
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 1 ' would charge $6O for a suit of like quality, character and appear
ance. We can fit you better with more swagger, snappier clothes at $22.50. We
also have lower grades—look equally as well —
sotvye ms d*
LOW MS
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‘‘Drop in and let us talk it over ”
!J. W. VAUGHAN FI
Outfitters to Particular People, Cartersville, Ga.
| County ’News.
FORI).
The weather is dry with no signs of
rain. The writer has lived in this im
mediate vicinity for 55 years and in all
these years has never seen the Etowah
river so low as it is i>ow. The water
supply over our entire section is the
lowest ever known, and unless we are
soon favored with rain to replenish it
it is going to be a very serious affair.
Cotton fields, where they have
been kept up w ith, are about shorn
of their fleecy staple, and,takin into
consideration the increased acreage
above last year,the yields will not sur
pass the past year despite all the fig
uring that may be done by those in
terested in the profits they expect to
chouse the farmer out of.
There will be, in the very near fu
ture, a telephone line from Kingston
through this community. The number
of patrons has already been obtained,
and as soon as the push of work is
over the posts w ill be set, and then
Ford can hello to Cartersville.
Jack Frost arrived here on the 15th,
but every thing was so dry that very
little damage was done.
On our way to Kingston, the 21st,
we met a 75 years old man on his way
to the cotton field;he said it was liislast,
day,and his wife told him she wanted
to see how much he could pick that
day. He is a lovely old man; we love
him and hope the Lord will let him
live a long time yet.
Prof. J. H. Jolly and wife, of Oak
grove, were cordially requested on
the 20th to make room in their spa.
cious mansion for another; it's a girl.
Mr. Fred Durant, of Jacksonville, is
visiting the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Isbell.
Politics are not discussed much in
this section, but we guess P will soon
begin to warm up, and at the end
Thos. Watson will not be wanting to
know where he is at, for some think
he will sure know then.
W T e are glad to note the new name
of the News and Courant; its name is
better. We wish for the paper and its
editor unbounded success.
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J-B- Orne. Franklin Grove,lll
I* developed a stubborn ulcer unyield
-ing to doctors and remedies for four
years .Then Bucklens Arnica Salve
cured.lts just as good for Burns'Scal
-ds ,Bkin Fruptionsaud Piles. 25c,at
Young Bros.Drng Store.
WE POINT THE WAY
TO
TRUE ECONOMY IN DRESS
|*jjj i 111
MADIMIOfI uAM.
West Main Street.
Buy Cartersville Property NOW
I am offering bargains in vacant
and improved realty,
t. G. H. AUBREY.
Buy your stove from
Calhoun Bros, and save
money.
THE NEWS CARTERSVILLE GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 3 1904
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 you get, not in
what you pay. Saving money
at the'expense of quality—that
isn’t economy; it is oxtrava
ganee.ln onr tailoring we look
first to quality, both in ma
terials and workmanship, and
onr prices are never higher
than this’ careful, personal
service is worth. We hold the
patronage of the mc.n who
knows what true econom
•
To Music Pupils
Miss Ella Neel will return the last
of November to take charge of her
music class. During her absence
Miss Wikle will teach for her at mu
sic room on Market Street.
In the new room special attention
will be * iven to ensemble work and
harmony. 2t
Acme flour, every sack gruaran
teed, at J. A. Monfort & Co.’s.
(jjuee/i
SffQE'<* fP&MEN
TAbb ANB WINTER
SHOEIPASHIONS
Queen Quality i% designed and finished for the extremely pap
ticular —everything about it denotes a high order of manufacture,
• Its accurate fit and correct fashioning stamp an impression of
worth upon its wearers —hence, its splendid reputation.
Boots
The Pair
W DOZEjNT REASONS.
There are a dozen reasons for buying “Queen Quality” Shoes
but your owif comfort is excuse enoligh—it eases the foot because
it flits it. Fall designs for every need are now being shown, we
invite your critical examination.
J. W. VAUGHAN & Cos.
Cartersvillo, Gwrgia
I
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. Geo. S.
Cobb, for settlement of accounts due
thereon, he alone is authorized to
make settlement. Parties owing said
firms must make payments and save
8t
A w Vegetable, liver pills. That
\ £ r - $ S ICJ is what they are. They cure
i a. 7 VI & 111 O constipation, biliousness,
- SL sick-headache.
Want your moustache or beard DjjpVj lift UkM !C nyC
a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use BMJj MRU HA IW and JJ U
the
Cartersville Lumber Cos.
Has a Fully Equipped Plant.
Pacing Mill, Dry Kiln, Ware Room, Lumber
Yard. Keeps in stock everything needed in
the way of rough and dressed umber,
shinges, etc.
Greatest. Ppportunity.
CLOSING OUT AT COST.
A full stock of new goods in Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Shoes, 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 7 th-
M.SCHLOSBERG
Cartersville, Georgia.
