The Dahlonega nugget. (Dahlonega, Ga.) 1890-current, October 28, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextG-::d Advertising Medium* Devoted to Local, Mining and General Information. $1.50* Fer Annum Vul. 39 — No. 39 DAM LON EG A, GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 28. 1977. W. B. TOWNSEND, Editor and Fro r c.:c . ip “3 Made Bright, Energetic Black-Draught, Says Gadsden Lady. DULL, LISTLESS 8 *8 $ m m m tg! 0 0 tt ;s Q: „T 1 :.c;r world I" insitsl rs of U: 0 0 0 0 0 #2 “Ever since I have known, about Black-Draught,’’ says Mrs. Della Maybett, of Gads den, Ala., “it lias been my regular standby for indiges tion and constipation. “I first used Black-Draught fourteen years ago. At that time, I was suffering with a bad case of swelling across my abdomen. Every bite I ato disagreed, with me, and I had very severe headaches. “I decided to try Black- Draught. I was truly aston ished at the quick relief. In a few days, 1 began to feel liko a different woman. In stead of being dull and list less, I began to feel bright and energetic. “From that time on, i have rarely been without a box of Black-Draught in my house.’’ 25 cents. Insist on tho genuine. Thcdfoul’* 0 : 0| 0 0 | © 0 0 # 0 0 IWUliFil’iSJ lift 1 jw?j Purely Vegetable c . 4 r. n 00:1000000000 Sil otvc The tin t eil.v i (log-i as regular members oT the police force was the quaint old city of Hho'it, In Belgium. Veacs j-go the chief of police of (llient pointed out to 1’'" governing aulImrite. s that a cleverly trained dog couM run down a criia Inal more surely and quickly than any two-legged policeman, ami that it wa- better to risk a dog's life rather than that of an ofilcer. Tim Idea found favor and tin* chief was comm! r-doned to get his dogs. This lie did and trained them to distinguish between skulking criminals and the ordinary reputable (dtir.en, who walks by day. Special kennels were built in llm police stations, and collars, coats and muz zles were provided in the way of uni forms. The dogs proved particularly useful to the police at night and saved much running backwards and forwards. Those (logs are ro highly lntc'lir"lit that they refuse food from strangers, bring home lost children, etc. Many of thorn are so noxious to got a “case - ’ that they will follow and look askance at a person of suspicious appearance. The idea proved such a success that other municipalities fol lowed the example of Ghent.—l’ath- flndor Magazine. Have opened a Intsintsw in the f MEADliRS STORE below tl'.c Post, office and am carrying a first-class stock of Millinery and women’s ready to wear. I invite the ladies of this territory to inspect my stock and note prices. M'rs- J ■ ]V1* Bi'ookslier* Ten a*. 'j.iRivTnKrwrr , im , a§ 13 PI a. vc Part in • .j G. H. McGUIRE DAHLONEGA. GA. Repairs watch'.-, clocks, pianos, or- aus, sewing machines. Jewelry, Ac.,. Next to Unfits 1 Barber Shop. Shop Work. I will lie found, at my shop six days in the week to do Blacksmiihinfe, Make and repair old Furniture] and do anything in wood or iron. Horseshoeing a specialty. T. V. GREENWAY.’ Taverns in H in iho early day peclally in New rRESSIN G CLUB. We have enstaUecl a Dry 'Jleaniug Machine and are able to give you first class work. For Dry Cleaning .Sue. S .'rubbed and Pressed GOc. lints blocked and cleaned 65 cents. Mailorders given special atten tion. F. M. A BEE. Next fene yon ■> (Ydnnial days and s of the ropuhllc, es- Englanrl. wore the most important part of all American social institutions. Tn addition to furnishing rest and refreshment for Iho traveler llie tavern was a town hall, a court of justice, an auction room, a dancing assembly and some- limes a church and a playhouse. Tn Now England, until the repeal of the anti-theatrical law in 17S3. play acting was rigorously banned as tho most wicked of all the contrivances of the devil for destroying tho virtue of tho world. However, from the motives of pa ternal kindness toward tho populace, and in order that, they should net tie wholly without amusing diversions, pillories, stocks, whipping posts and bilboes were always set up near tav erns so that when potty offenders were subjected to Iho operations of those pleasant devices tho guests or loiterers of tho taverns could hear the groans and cries of the victims While sipping 1he!r (lip. punch or sac!;. Thus did our pious forbears furnish free moral entertainment of a realis tic character, tho very antithesis of play-acting.—Boston Globe. Patented Eversharp Shears FREE TO OUii CUSTOMERS 1 $2o in cash trade with us entitles you to a film pair oil Evershurp Patent Spring Tension Shears, Adjustable,.Detach able Self Sharpening. Tho otily, Shear ol tins kind made! Have vour card punched with every purchase and get a pair of Guaranteed Shear ACT! ALIA FR.EI5! B, A. Parks & Sons v For y.o,) ( ir Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clothing. Also Fur- mnishings for the young man right up to the minute. See r.s when you come to GAINESVILLE. Many Tomato Varieties The ground cherry, musk tomato, strawberry tomato or winter cherry grows wild in the Mississippi valley and in other parts of the world and is a member of the tomato family. It Is known as the blue tomato by truck gardeners. It grows In a small busk which If left on will preserve the to mato through tho winter. Although lids tiny vegetable, which Is only n little larger than a small cherry, may be oaten raw, It is at its best when preserved. This is only one of the fifty-odil varieties of tomatoes. There are red tomatoes, while tomatoes, blue tomatoes and yellow tomatoes of every imaginable size and shape. Be cause of their shapes, there are to matoes tlint are known as the pear tomato, the peach tomato, the cherry tomato, the plum tomato, the grape tomato and the currant tomato. m m\ m LOST. On the 18th, one female Russian poodle dog, and one male Bull dog pup. Peward. Return to Mrs. 15. L. Dean, Dahlonega, Ga. In the District Court ot t he tjni- nited States for the Northern District of Georgia Gainesville Division •The ibc-Vcr:;] 7/ purified .nnd veiiaea calomel com bined with aosistemi: ctiid corrective agentc. Nauseates s—Safe—Sure L'alilonega Leave Dahlonega i '^,0 A. M. Leave Dahlonega 4 P. M. return. gLeave Atlanta 7 r^O A. M. Leave Atlanta 8 P. M. Beat cars. Careful Driver: PRINCETON HOTEL Bus Station 17 North Forsyth St See F RED J O N$E S, DaHonegt. LOST—On the 18th. one femalr Russian poodle dog. and <>nt male Bull dog pup. Reward. Re turn to Mrs. 15. L. Dican. ^Dahlonega. Ga. Art Nourished by Nature 7 now understand why the Greek's were such great poets; and above all, 7 can account, it seems to me, for the harmony, tho unity, the perfection, (tie uniform excellence of all their works of art. They lived in a perpetual com merce with external nature, and nour ished themselves upon the spirit of its forms. Their theaters were all open to tho mountains or the sky. Their columns, the ideal type of n sacred forest, with Its roof of inter woven tracery, admitted the light and wind. The odor and tho fresh ness of Hie country penetrated the cities. Their temples were mostly un- partliaic; and tho living clouds, tho stars and Hie deep sky were seen above;—Shelley, in a letter to Pca- eoelc Bermuda Relics on Onion Tho sgil of Bermuda is particularly adapted to the cultivation of the onion. 7t consists largely of pow dered coral and contains the ele ments which are most congenial to the onion. Moreover, the situation and climate of the Island nre such that the farmers are able to put their early onions Into the markets of American cities at a time when they nre peculiarly welcome. As a result Bermuda lias become virtually one great onion patch. The happiness of the Island may be said to bang upon the onion. When there is a good crop and prices are good, the people are happy; when the crop falls, or prices nre low, they are correspond ingly depressed. FUR SALE. 8O0 feet 1 i-2 inch pipe and 1600 gallon tank. All galvanized. In good second baud condition, for sale cheap. R. C. & F. M. Mkadkrs. Tax Collector’s Notice For 1st Round—1027 Nov. 7, Am aria, 9 to 1L Mill Greek, 12 to 1 NimblewdlR t<> 5 «---- 8, Hightower. 9 to ll Davis, 2 to 4 9, Cane Clock 9 to 11 Yalioola, I to 2 Porter Springs.3 to 4 10, Ohestatee, 9 to 10 Frogiown, 1 to‘2 Crtimbys, 3 to 5 12. Dahlonega, 1 to 4 i t. Shoal Creek, 10 to 12 Wall00. 2 to 4 15. Martin’s Ford. 9 to 11 C. C. PORTER, T. C. Vain Search for Treasure \ An Australian miner spent part ot his life In the bush trying to reflnii a mine his partner found and died in describing. But he never succeeded, and. eventually, the busiimcn stumbled on bis skeleton. A party of French scientists narrowly escaped death from ( thirst In the Sahara seeking traces ot a lost caravan of precious stones that never reached Timbuctoo, nnd war supposed to have been overwhelmed ; t>y u sandstorm, lost its tracks, and ^ missed the wells. V/ciicr Power Lor.g in Use The oldest water power site in America, more than 100 years old. Is on the Piseatnuqua river at South Berwick, Maine. It was established on the site of Hr; present Burleigh blanket mills In 1020 by Ferdinnmlo Gorges, who obtained a grant from the English crown giving him the right to settle and develop the terri tory from sea to sea lying between fortieth and forty-eighth parallels north latitude. The grant, however, required him to develop water power, and accordingly lie constructed a log dam, creeled a grist mill and sent the meal to England as proof that the terms of the charter were being lived up to. The water power site lias been In continuous use ever since. Weak, Thin, Nervous Woman Gets Strong, Gains Weight. Mrs. L. N. Crawford, Jr„ of Logansport, La., writes: “I felt perfectly hopeless. “Life wasn’t worth liv ing, it seemed. I felt like giving up but, you know, a woman with a family just can’t do that. I was weak, thin and nervous. “I tried so many things hut didn’t? gat better. Fin ally I asked my husband to get mo some Cardul. After I had taken three bottles, I was like a new person. “I gradually resumed my work around the house and went places. I quit suffer ing. Now I am strong, ip good weight, and feel fine.’’ Thousands of ■Umm'en have been helped by Car dul, in a similar way, in the last 45 years. CARDUI A Vegetable Tonic c . l5 m TN TIIE MATTER OF I No. 70 Emmy S. Brackett | IN Aururia. Ga. I BANjy R7JPT ■ BANKRUPT I OY. The creditors of the above named bankrupt, n resident of Auraria. Ga., in U10 county of Bumpkin, said Dis trict. are herooy notified that on the 48th day of October, 1927. lie, was ad judged a .bankrupt, and that 1I10 lirst meetii gbit'his creditors will be held at the otllee of the . rcefree, in 100111 207, Jackson building Gainesville. Ga. on the 7tli day of November, 1927, at 10 o’clock, A. M.;at which timocred- itoex will attend, prove their claims, elect a trustee, examine tlfo bank rupt, and t ransact such other business as may proj erly come before the said meeting. W. A. BA IB LEY, Referee in Bankruptcy. “Rc.vc:i” Written in Street? “The Raven,” Edgar Allan Poe's Immortal poem, was scribbled on the edges «f a theater program ns the au thor stood under a street light lit Iileecker street and Broadway, New York, at midnight in Hie rain nnd sleet of a stormy winter night. At least, this was 1 ho contention of the late l)r. Cornelius Mathews, devoted friend of Poe’s. The story was recalled re cently when the only autographed copy of the poem passed from a pri vate owner to the hands of collectors. Manuscript experts say there is no other American literary document of comparable value outside Hie !i- brurir ; its worth is estimated at S50.CIC0. V/Iien Trees Crow Many believe that trees grow fron early spring when the leaves begin to come out until the frost when they start to show their autumn color. But this widespread belief Is not correct, says the American Tree association. For Instance. In the latitude of south ern Pennsylvania the native forest trees make 90 per cent of their height growth in 40 days of spring and early summer. Napoleon Happy When Hailed as Liberator One evening, after dinner, the ques tion assumes a personal aspect. An Inquisitive member of tils circle has asked when be was happiest, nnd all present give their Ideas. Napoleon tells them that he was made content by his marriage nnd when his son was born, “1 cannot say happy, but content.” “When you were first consul?’’ “I was not yet sure of myself.’’ “At the coronation?" “I11 Tilsit, I think. By that time J had learned the vicissitudes ot for tune ; Preusslseh-Eylau had been a warning to me, and nevertheless I bad won a victory there; l had dictated the terms of peace, the czar and the king of Prussia were paying court to I me. But no, I am wrong, that was not the best. ! “The happiest days I ever knew 1 were after my first victories In Italy, when the masses surrounded me. shouting: 'Viva il Uberntore 1’ 1 was only twenty-six, but I foresaw wlmt I might become. It was as if I were being lifted up Into the air, nnd tlie world were disappearing beneath my feet 1”—From Emil Ludwig’s “Napo leon." Gained on the Diet “What have you been doing to your self? You look different somehow," said one friend to another. “Why, I have been dieting,” replied the second friend. “For two months I have cut out all fats, white bread, most sweets—the regulation reducing diet, you know.” “You brave thing, and bow much flesh have you taken off?" asked the first friend. Tho second woman laughed a cha grined laugh, ‘I have gained j’.ut four pounds on that reducing diet,” she said.— Springfield Union. Good Timber Tree The black walnut Is more fortunate than many trees in that It has only a few common names. Throughout its entire range of 650,000 square miles It Is called walnut, black walnut or walnut tree, says the American Tree association. It Is found from southern New England to Minnesota and south to Florida, and is an Important timber tree, producing excellent lumber and fine nuts. Settled AH Chance of Getting Customer A young man of Indianapolis, In his early twenties, suffered a fell blow to his pride recently when be answered the doorbell at his home to find a young man making his way in the world by taking magazine subscrip tions. The young salesman’s unpre possessing appearance heralded his age at approximately sixteen or seven teen years and his faltering approach Indicated no great amount of experi ence In the commercial world. Smilingly brightly, he ventured: “Is your mother at home?” “No.” “Is she taking any of these maga zines?" naming a few familiar names of magazines. “I really don’t know, but I don’t think she Is in the market for any more." With a weary “Thank you,” he started away when a new hope lit up his face and he played his last card: “Y-y-you wouldn’t c-care to take the Youth’s Companion?” — HuJlnriapolIs News. Had Gdd Accomplishment Earl Russell has tills anecdote in his hook, “My Life and ltemlnis- censes": “My grandmother, T.ady John Rus sell, was a great favorite with Queen Victoria throughout her life. Not alone, of course, because she had the peculiar -and unusual capacity of wag ging her ears like a dog. But this accomplishment intrigued tlie queen and she suddenly called on Lady John to show It off to an ambassador. My grandmother was so taken back that she lost for a long time the power to move either ear, and only utimr.tely regained' her power to move one, which she occasionally did for my edi fication." H. i Woody'] Barber Sho^ First Class Expert Service R. WOODY-H. E. WO’QD Presumptuous A newly rich man once invited Beau Brumrnell, the famous fop, to dinner, and asked him to name Ids own party. He accepted, and chose to the number of eleven, including himself. “That,” said his host, “will make just an even number.” “An even number?” queried the beau. “ITow Is that?” “Your friends, ten; yourself nnd myself—twelve In all." “Good gad!” said Brijmmell, affect ing surprise. “You surely don’t mean you are going to ho one of the party!” GO TO BLUE & WHITE O v IMjK Good cats niul prompt service. We also carry a full line of school sTipplfcs, candies, cigar*:, cigar ettes. Also a full line of flash light supplies and Kodak films. Ice cream and till kinds of soft drinks, bottle or fount. Make our place your home. It is the cool est and nicest place in town. G. K. RIDER, Propr. Buy a Siinimor Home im L'alilonega. If you censider buying a home in Dahlonega, it will be to your interest to see us. We have a number of places in and around Dahlonega; some small, inexpensive places; other first class homes. We feel sure wo can offer you places that will please you. Prices are low and easy terms can lie arranged. Let us show you these proper ties. Buooksiier Realty Co. MANTEI)! Ainhitltious, industrious person to introduce and supply the de mand for Rawleigh Household Pro ducts in Lumpkin county. Make sales of $150 to $600 per month or more. Rawleigh Methods get business every where. No selling experience re quired. We supply Products, Sales and Advertising Literature and Ser vice Methods—everything you need. . . „ ... Profits increase every month. Low- imercsting r ossil /\rea ( , s t, prices; best values; most complete The Juggins section of Nova Scotia [service. \V. T. Rawleigh. Co., Dept, has been recognized since the days of GA2822, Memphis Tenn. the great geologists, Logan and Lyell, | — ns affording the finest example in tlie NOIICR- world of fossil coal measure forests. Whereas, J. W. Boyd, Administra- The section Is now represented In tor of the estate of J. E. Tate, Canada's national museum at Ottawa deceased, represents to the Lourt in by a series of upright trunks with a Ins pet-ion duly filed that he has ful- bnckground of a carboniferous land- lv administered t le es n e o scape and a panoramic view of the Jogggins section. The stumps with Hottest Spot on Earth The latest official records show (hat the hottest spot on earth Is at Azizin hi northern Africa. It Is on a plain almost equivalent to a desert. The thermometer at Azlzla has gone ’to 190.4 degrees in tbe shade. The aver age temperature during the whole year Is more than 70. Previously the hottest known spot was at Greenland ranch 0:1 Hie edge of Death valley, Calif. The highest temperature re corded there was 13’i degrees. their great expanse of roots form what Is considered by many familiar with foreign museums to be the finest ex hibit of Its kind in any museum. Heaters for tke Ocean Artificial heating of tbe ocean is to be tried out at Westerland, Germany, a popular seaside resort, In order to ly administered deceased. This is therefore, to cite all persons concerned kindred, and creditors, to show cause, if any they can. why said administrator should not be dismissed from his adminis tration and receive letters of dis mission, «n the first*Monday in No- mber, 1927. This October 3, 1927. W. B. Towssknd, Ordinary. NOTICE. provide nll-tlie-yoar-round bathing. Georcia , LumpkinICounty. Huge electric heaters will be installed whereas, H. L. Kemp, Administra te raise the water’s temperature and ( j om0 njg non of the estate of rob a winter dip of its chill. Heated Mattie Stephens, bathing cabins and covered ways tend- deceased, represents to the Court in Ing to the water, says Popular Science her petition duly Hied that lie has ful- MAnthiv will lie provided for the ly administered the estate of said de ceased. This is therefore, to cite all Monthly, will be bathers’ comfor Rough Diet A charmingly frank restaurant In Newark, N. J., announces in its win dow a “coarse dinner, 85 ets.”—Farm mid Fireside. persons concerned, kindred and cred itors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should not in- dismissed from his administration and receive, letters of dismission, cm the first Monday in November, 1927. This October 3, 1927. W.-B. Tqw.nsbsu, Ordinary.

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The Dahlonega nugget. (Dahlonega, Ga.) 1890-current, October 28, 1927, Image 1