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Geo. S. Crouch Geo. S. Crouch A CLOTHING AND SHOE TALK Strouse & Bro., of Baltimore, Md., are makers of the celebrated “High Art Cloth ing.” We are their agents in Cartersville. Their goods have no superior ior flit work manship and the minor details that go to make up a nice suit of clothes. Out sorck is full and complete and we want to fit you up with one of their suits. YJ e carry also another special line of cloth ing, the Mayfield Woolen Mills Clothing and Pants, that for hard wear can’t be beat. Get some of their clothes that have the pic ture of a sheep on them and they will stay with you and never fade- HBYWOOD SHOES WEAR, They come in box calf, velour and old fashioned calf skin. If you will try a pair you will buy them again and thank us for calling your attention to them, A fresh lot of JOHN B- STETSON HATS just arrived. Geo. S. Crouch Geo. S. Crouch LOCAL NEWS _JN BRIEF. __J Mr. Frank Pruden was a visitor the city Sunday. Mr. W. F. Maffetc; me over and spent Sunday in the city. The Thanksgiving turkey is try ing to get a higher perch. Mr. John P. Adair is rallying from a trying illness of ten days duration. Rev. G. \7. Yarbrough has been spending several days in Savan nah. We give you one hundred cents worth of watch work for a dollar and fully guarantee all we do. tf Baker, The Jeweler. The North Georgia Conference. M. E. Church South, meets on the 20th. Mr. Albert Strickland, with his little son,Sydney, visited Nashville the first of the week. Several mountain wagons with apples, cabbages and chestnuts were in tow r u this week. Mrs. E. Strickland, of Dalton, spent several days with relatives in Cartersville the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harwell wel comed the arrival of a little girl baby at their home last week. Quicksilver has been discovered in E ast Rome and investigations as to the extent of the metal will be made. The best watch work cannot be done lower than our prices. All work guaranteed. if Baker. The Jeweler. Get the Most Out of Year Food You don’t> ai.'-i can’t if ycur stomr.cn is weak. A weak stomach does not di gest all that is ordinarily taken in o ... It gets tired easily, and what it fails to digest is wasted. Among the ? ; gr ’of a weak strnnaca are uneasiness afuur outing, hts <>. " vous headache, and disagreeab, e be.cn ing. “I hfl-rc taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla at diGerenr time:) ior stomach troubles, an . a run down condition of the system, ano *'a \ e been greatly t nef.ted by its use. ; not be without it in my family. *cm tio,.- bled especially in summer with weak s.o.n ach anti nausea and find Hood's Snrsapai tia invaluable.” K. If. Hickman. W.Chester, -a. Hoad's Sarsaparilla and Pills Strengthen and tone the stomach and the whole digestive system. ROVAt Absolutemy Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome HOYAI BAKtWO POWDER CO., HEW VOW*. Mr. H. C. Fisher, of Newnan, was in the city Monday. The Postal Telegraph Company are having new poles put in along their line running from Atlanta northward. Editor James A. Hall, of Cal houn, passed through the city Tuesday on his way to Cedartown on a short visit. Rees Marshal, who is attending College Park military school, came up and spent a few days with the home folks this week. The pretty weather has been favorable to chrysanthemums, and unusually fine flowers are seen in the door yards of the city. We are interested, not only in getting your work, but in giving you satisfaction. Allworkthe best, and fully guaranteed at tf Baker’s, The Jeweler. Hon. Kirby Anderson, one of Bartow’s faithful representatives |in the legislature, came up and ; spent Sunday in the city. Mrs, T. M. Boaz and Miss Jen ' nie Boa/., of Calhoun, spent several days in the city last week, the guests of Mrs. H. A. Chapman. Opossum hunting is a popular pastime and frequent excursions: to the nearby woods are taken in search of the grinning marsupial. Messrs. Robert Jones and War- ! ren Donahoo have formed a part nership and gone into the grocery business on the east side of town. Capt. A. J. Tomlinson went down to Atlanta Saturday after noon and spent a short while with | his brother, Mr. Walter Tomiin i son. i Gentlemans 12 size Elgin watch j jeweled movement, Bargain ! $25,00 for a few days $18,50, To see them is to buy. F. Gresham. The sweet potato crop is report ed as generedlv very fine in this lo cality and the dry weather leaves the crop after being dug sounder and in much better condition for saving than usual. The Nickel Plate Show comes Saturday, the 16th inst. Ladies solid gold watch Elgin or Waltham jeweled movement, aerfectly reliable time keepers, for a week I will make a special price sl9, 50 regular $30,00 watches. F. Gresham. Albert Howard, who holds a sit uation as stenographer in the office of the Frisco Line, at Atlanta, came up Sunday and spent the day with the home folks. There is a considerable demand for houses to rent, and there are none vacant in the city. Rents, in consequence, have taken an up ward tendency. The council is having that part of Church street between the Meth ods t church and the railroad cov ered with rock and gravel and put in first-class condition. The Alkahest Lyceum’s third attraction was Mrs. Sarah McDon ald Sheridan, the ballad singer, who appeared at the opeta house Monday night. Mrs. Sheridan’s singing charmed her auditors. She has a voice with volume and smoothness and under most re markable control. She is a Geor gia woman, having been reared in Rome but now living in Atlanta. She was accompanied by a reader of rare talent, Miss Cochran. Her readings from Hall Caine and Barrie were exceptionally fine while her lighter renditions were captivatingly effective. Do you want first ct.ass en graving? We are the people and the cost, not more that others charge for "botch work.” tf Baker, The Jeweler. Mr. Tom Williams has been shaking hands with his many friends in Cartersville for several days. Mr. Williams, who has been traveling for some time for the D. M. Osborn Cos., makers of reapers and ufowers and other farm appliances, has lately been made by the company their representa tive for Southern Georgia and Florida. His headquarters will be at Macon. Out of I Business WORTH OF GOODS * , i Thrown on the Market at Hzactly Cost Prices. As we are going out of business, we must close oi t our entire stock by Janua: 1, 1902, and we offer our goods JAT AND BELOW COST.!* Th 1 3 sNo Fake but a Fact. OURPRICESWILL PROVE IT I We v ill not offer you just a few articles below tf e regular price, but each and every item is offered at cost. The season of the year when you need a supply of winter goods for yourself and fam yis at hand. Our stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,Shoes,Hats&c is large and well assorted. You will save big money by coming to our store and taking advantage of this closing out sale. All Acscuats Closed. No Giods Charged. Our Store is Presenting' a Busy 3: mo Throngs of buyers eagerly make purchases of bargains, which never before have been offered in Cartersville, Naturally there are remnants, where suoh a Mammoth Sale is going on. We have a good many va uable remnants no-at, which we offer. REGARDLESS OF COST At 50 Cents on the Dollar. H 11 1 Tf ————B——