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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY AND CITY OF CARROLLTON
CARROLLTON, CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCT. 28,1909
Why a
NATIONAL BANK
is Safe
The U, S. Government keeps a watchful but
friendly eye on all National Banks.
It requires each National Bank to make a sworn
statement of its condition, five times a year, and to
publish such reports ii the local newspaper.
It requires the Board of Directors to perform its
duties, and to have a knowledge of the manner in which
the business is being conducted.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CARROLLTON.
Capital $ioo,ooo.oo. Surplus $100,000.00
KNOX
HATS
are not proven best because they have been offered
for sale to three generations of Americans, but
rather by the fact that three gener-
t*vrf ations of Americans have continued
to demand them as the highest
type of style and durability. >
Young men who appreciate style will be interested
in KNOX HATS which possess a distinctive style
character obtainable in no other hats this entire country
produces. They combine all the individuality which
makes them pre eminently the ideal hats for young
men. Come in and see yourself with a Knox Hat on.
$3.00 to $5.00
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If you want a dinner setjtbat’s
not jjonly of e’.agaut pattern,
pattern, modern in idea and
manufac uie, and reasonable
in price to move this way. We
checkmate every endeavor to
have us do anything but what
is right as to genuine values,
and have an eye keen to detect
the attempted palming off on
us antiquated designs unless
they’re real relics which be
long rather in a museum than
on your table. We’re not
afraid of—we invite your
opinion of—our wares.
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New Post Office Fixtures.
Under the terms of the new
lease of the building now oecu-
p ed by postotlice new fixtures
are being installed that are more
in kepping with the ever increas
ing volume of business.
An annex has been pro
vided tor the use of the carriers
which will atlord them ample
room, something they have not
been used to under the old ar
rangement.
The fixtures, while they are
not possibly up to the minute,
are far superior to the old, and
will afford much more conven
ience both to the public and the
officials. We congratulate Post
master Smith upon the efficient
service he is giving the public
and with the new equipment we
are sure, he will, it possib'e,
make the service better.
At The Presbyterian Church.
A protrac:ed meeting has been
in progress at the Presbyterian
Church tho past week, conduct
ed by R- v. W. A. Nesbitt, ot
Savannah, assisted by the pas
tor, Rev, W. E Dozier. The
services are very interesting,
preceeded by a song servic
and we are sure such earnest
efforts will be crowned with the
successiul winning of souls.
Beginning Sunday there will
be two services daily ; in the
afternoon at 3 o’clock and even'
ing at 7.30.
Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Carrollton Baptist Association.
The Carrollton Baptist As
sociation held an intefest.ng ses-
sionjat Macedonia church on the
20th. and 2ist. The body was
organized by electing H. H.
Connell, Moderator, W. W.
Roop, Secretary, M. L. Moore,
Assistant Secty. .W. W, Fitts,
Treas. Session was well atten
ded, Business transacted in a
business like way.
Reports from the churches
showed an increase in the sever,
al works lostered by this associa
tion.
In this meeting it was a pleas
ure to welcome a number of
visiting brethren trom other asi
sociations. J Next session meets
with the church at Roopville,
October, 1910.
Selecting a Place
To Do Your Banking
It’s not an easy task
But wc think if you quite understand the
prompt, elficient methods of this bank, its readiness to
extend every possible cour.csy to its patrons, its ef
fective and satisfactory service—all based upon a sound
conservative policy, you would be more than likely to
select this as your banking home.
We invite jou to do so.
CARROLLTON BANK.
The Boy [Extends Thanks.
To the gentlemen who were
so kind and generous as to offer
the nice and valuable prizes in
the “Boys’ Corn Club,” I wish
to extend many thanks. To
Messrs. Jackson & Gridin lor
the suit of clothes, Merrell Bros,
tor the overcoat, and to our
highly e-teemed County School
Commissioner, Mr. Travis, whb
made it possible for me to win
his ten dollar gold piece, togeth
er with the above prizes, I
most sincerely extend my
thanks.
Carl Nix.
Banks Elected Grand Master.
Maccn, Ga., Oc.t., 27.—Hen
ry Banks, of LaGrange, was
electel Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Georgia Ma
sons this nio ning. He sue
ceeds Thomas H. Jeffries, ot At
lanta. The other officers are :
Deputy grand master, George
M. Napier, of Monroe.
Senior grand warden, Robert
L. Golding, of Savannah.
Junior grand warden, F. G .
Miller, of Fort Valley.
W. A. Wollihin, of Macon,
Lee Wages, ot Macon, grand
tyler-
The new [grand master is a
popular Mason and citizen and
is widely known over Georgia.
Farmers!
T. BRADLEY. Pres G.JH.I STEWART. VIce-Pres.
H. N. SPENCE. Cashier.
Wanted!
To sell all the saw mill timber
my place, standing and
on
blown down. Also all other
timber blown down. Make
me an offer and take it.
V. B. McCLLIRE,
U.S.P. ATLANTA, GA.
If you haven’t entered
Piano Contest do so at once.
Tnere is yet plenty ot time but
none to lose.-Creel Jewelry Co..
In a short time Syou will
sell some cotton and will have
money that you do not fintend to
spend at once. Deposit the mon
ey with us and check against it at
Ltdy Quartette at Public School
Auditorium Ftday Oct. 29.
Chamberlain’s Cough Reem-Jy
has become famous for its cures of
caughs, colds, croup and influenza.
Try it when in need. It contains no
harmful substance and always gives
prompt relief Sold by TV. L. Worthy.
yourypleasure.
CITIZENS B ANK
Carrollton, Ga.
A Genuine
Necessity
It is a genuine necessity that you should be
fashionably, if conservatively, dressed man, as men
of the world view style.
W. A. Eady Dead.
The many friends over the
county will be pained to learn of
the death ot Mr. W. A. Eady,
who lived near Shiloh.
Last Thursday he rode away j
from home horseback, and was j
not seen again until found in an
unconcious condition Friday at-!
! ternoon near the roadside in the I
community ot Jake. He was
carried home,but never regained
consciousness up to the time of
his death, which occurred Sum
day morning.
The circumstances surround
ing Mr. Eady*s death are a com
plete mystery. It is generally
believed that he was thrown
trom his mount, his horse being
very high spirited, and sustained
the injury which resulted in his
death.
1 For the best cutlery and ra-
j zors see Creel Jewely Co.
Stein-Bloci-i have always taken the profes
sional and business man’s style requirements seriously.
They meet them. For the Fall of 1909 we
show you clothes to fit the measure of each individua
type of American man—in taste, in size, in pocketbook
Stein-Bloch Clothes are the clothes of a gen
tlemen. They fit you, they have a distinguishing
style. Try them on before our glass. Their price
saves your self-respect.
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