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4 GktrrnU 3 m THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR PAPER AND THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY CARROLLTON, CARROLL COUNTY, OEORQIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1910 Condensed Statement of The The First National Bank Of CARROLLTON, GA. At the Close of Business October 2^, 1910. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $332,541.36 Overdrafts 13,801.54 U. S. Bonds 100.000.00 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $100,000.00 Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided Profits 4,040.84 Bank Building 30.000.00 ' Circulation 100,000.00 I Deposits 158,110.51 Due from Banks and cash on hand. 83,808.45 Redemption Fund 5,000.00 565,151.35 Bills Payable 88,000.00 Re-discounts 15,000.00 565,151.35 t ysiHi * We carry all those old remedies that ‘‘Grandma” used. Tallow Candles, Salts, Castor Oil, Turpen tine and all the good old things you know. The BEST for the LEAST money. Come to our store aud let us serve you at any time. We Carry a Big Line of Trusses. Have you called around at our new store ? REDUCING THE RISK. Depositing your fnnds not only reduces the risk of loss by fire and burglary, but increases your credit standing with the bank. This will increase the ten dency to pay all bills by checks A\hich is permanent, active record and insure proper payments to the proper person. *X This bank gives the same careful attention to the small depositor as to the largest account on its books. We will reduce the risk. PEOPLES BANK CAPITAL STOCK $60,000 J. R. ADAMSON, Puesident. JNO. M. JACKSON, Vice-Pres. G. C. COOK. Cashier. Showing of Contestants in Our Voting Contest. Our voting contest is well under way now and we are very much gratified to announce that interest is increasing all along, and that our candidates are doing remarkably well considering the fact that it is so early in the race. This contest is being conducted after a fashion which can not fail to be to the in terest of every reader of the paper as well as every advertiser who patronizes the paper. It is not only a medium of col-, lecting old subscriptions, but in creasing the circulation throughout the county, which necessarialy in creases the patronage of the adver tiser. Get in the race and win one of these valuable prizes while the sea son is yet young. The field is open. Here’s How They Stand. Mr. Cecil W. Corley is much pleased at the showing made by the contestants already and reports their standing as follows: Mrs. E. S. Lyle Mrs. Louis Sims Miss Myrtie Fields Mrs O. B. Harris Miss Florence Wilke Miss Emma D. North Miss Lucile Davenport Mrs. C. A. Turner Miss Allie Bonner Miss Johnnie McDonald 53.500 50,000 21,000 13.500 12.500 2000 2000 1000 1000 1000 OFFICIAL ORGAN NOTICE. Georgia, Carroll County: Pursuant to an Act passed at the 1910 session of the Legislature con ferring upon the Sheriff, Clerk of the Superior Court and the Ordinary the power of selecting the official or gan of their respective counties, we the undersigned have this day selected and do hereby designate the Carroll Free Press as the Legal Or gan of Carroll County, Georgia, till notice shall be given of a change, provided that the Carroll Free Press will furnish copy of legal advertise ments to the Carroll County Times and make an equal division of the legal fees with the said Carroll County Times. Given under our hands and of ficial signatures at the Court House Carrollton, Georgia, this the 31st day of October, 1910. W. A. Garrett, Sheriff D. F. Pearce, C. S. C. W. J. Milucan, Ordinary Georgia, Carroll County: We, the undesrsigned, associate editors of the Carroll Free Press, do hereby agree to furnish copy of le gal advertisements to the Carroll County Times and to make an equal division of the fees as soon as collected. This the 1st day of November 1910. Carroll Free Press Per H. P. Kelly Associate Editors Carroll Free Press Paving the Way An Old Fashion Drug Store Pure Drugs and Medicines Go Out and Vole Next Tuesday, Hon. W. L. Stallings, of Newnan, Chairman of the Fourth District Congressional Executive Committee, urges Democrats to vote Nov. 8th in the following statement: “Democrats should keep in mind the approaching Congressional elec tion, Tuesday, Nov. 8th inst. and go to the polls on that day and cast their ballots for Hon. W. C. Adam son, the recently nominated candi date of the party. Mr. Adamson was nominated ^without opposition and so far as I know will have no op position at the regular election, yet it is the duty of every good Demo crat to go to the polls and see to it that he is elected. Party loyalty demands this and a full vote would evidence your in terest in the great principles of Democracy and the perpetuity of the same. It would also encourage our most able and faithful Congress man. It would show to Democrats of other states that there is no apathy in the Democratic hosts of Georgia. I feel certain that is necessary to call attention to the election. The members of the County Democratic Executive Committees are urged to call the attention of the voters to the election, to see that the election blanks are sent to the polling places and that the polls are opened and the election conducted according to laws regulating the same." Efficient and accommodating banking service may mean paving the way for richness and suc cess to you. The main tliiug is to choose for your banking needs an institution of character where you may expect reasonable accommodations, combined with absolute safety, On this platform of service, we invite your patronage. Carrollton Bank J T Bradley. Pres C H Stewart Vice-Pres. H N, Spence, Cashier. Mrs. L. M. Turner Entertains. The Ladies Dominoes Club was most delightfully entertained Wed- j nesday afternoon by Mrs. L. M. Turner. I The reception hall and dining room were beautifully decorated with chrsyanthemums. Six tables were arranged in the reception hall where several much enjoyed games were played. After the games, delicious refreshments of chicken salad, tomato jelly, crackers, sandwiches and hot coffee were served , Phone 8o. Quick Delivery Fitts Drug Store 33- IF 1 . BOYKIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Call and See About Borrowing Money. * Loans Made on farms and'Cily House andlols. ■irst National Bank Building Phone No, io5 For Rent Six r oom house on Dixie street, with large lot. Apply to Mande- ville Mills Office in the National Bank Building ffe the farmer This Bank does all that is in its power to com ply with your wants and needs at any season of the year. It makes us glad to help you any way. You can make us glad by leaving your funds with us at any time. Let’s get acquainted. Come n to see us. Remember, we pay interest on large and small deposits. It will interest us to talk to you about it. 'Citizens flank SAFE CLOTHES FOR YOU AND YOUR Program Annual Meeting First Baptist Church 7 P. M., Sunday, November 6. Song 156 “Lo, a Mighty Army.’ Prayer - - By Pastor Song “The King's Business.” Report Sunbeam Band Mrs H. R. Robinson, Report Gideon Band, Ray Cheney. Report Y. W. M. S., Miss Mary Lou New. Song 82, “Banner of the Cross” By the Children. Report Treasurer, Mr. J. H. Croft. Re port Willing Workers, Mrs F. M. Camp. Report W. M. S. Mrs J. A, Rhudy Report Sunday School Mr. A. K. Snead. AorAflfc ffll* Song 69, “Higher Ground.” ls lur The Outlook for Our Church, Col. C. E. Roop. A Heart to Heart Talk by the Pastor Song 219, “Blest be the Tie." Benediction Mr, H. 0. Lovvom. Everybody Invited. SCHOOL NOTICE. The winter term of the Public Schools of Carroll County will begin on Monday, Nov. 14th, and the teachers will have until May 1st to make the first four months. The time for the summer term will be announced later. The long term schools will be allowed to finish the scholastic year in the S p r i n g. Teachers will please send their names and P. O. address, and the name of their respective schools to the Coun ty School l Commissioner at once. By order of the Board of Educa tion. J. S. Travis, C. S. Com’r. SON Safe in fit, in style, in price, safe in workmanship and all-wool fabric. STEIN-3LOCH Smart Clothes ar clothes you can ^o anywhere in at any time, and feel the self-confidence that comes when you Know You Are Rightly Dressed, This means much to you in these pressing timeo. STEIN-BLOCH bend every effort to make their clothes safe. Your best interests lie in trying them—at least in Ly ing them on. ) $10. to 27.50 Stetson Hats Knox Hats Stacy Adams and Walk-Over Shoes. At Your Service