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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS, CARROLLTON, GA.
%ccal Jiews
Miss Dameris Earnest, of MtZion,
was the guest of Mr and Mrs H. B.
Earnest Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Gable made a flying trip to
Tallapoosa the last of the week.
Mrs. J. A. Prichard is spending
some time in Roopville with friends
and relatives,
Mr. J. L. Webb and Mr. D. F.
Pearce went up to Temple Thurs
day.
Everybsdy present was delighted
Wednesday evening with the prayer
meeting of the First Baptist Church
led by the Gideon Band, which is
H. Klotz made a business trip to composed of the boys who joined
Atlanta Monday.
the church last summer.
Miss Pauline Entrekin spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with hoinc-
folks at MtZion.
Miss Alma Landers spent
first of the week in Tallapoosa.
the
Miss Leila Williams returned Sat
urday night from a two weeks stay
in Atlanta.
Prayer meeting Wednesday Mar.
15th. 1911, at the home of Mr. Lewis
Miss Mattie Jones, of Whitesburg, Sims on Rome Street at 7.30 oclock
spent the latter part of last week m W. L, Dozier
with her sister, Mrs G. A. Hogan.
The Young Woman’s Missionary
New Spring Styles in Ladies fine Society of the First Baptist Church
Skirts, Voiles and Panamas at A. will meet in the church next Sun-
J. Baskin Co. i day afternoon at 3;30 o’clock.
Facts About Garden Seed
There is no one thing so essential to a good crop of vegetables
as “GOOD SEED." Your ground may be in excellent condition,
the seasons may be the best, and your cultivation 'simply perfec
tion, but if the seeds are faulty you get no returns for your labors.
When we say "GOOD SEED" we do not mean merely seed
true to name, new crop, etc. They may be all these, and still NO
GOOD.
Take for instance: Two of your neighbors who raise chickens
One sells his Roosters to the grocer for 20 cents a piece, while the
other sells his all over the country at from a dollar to five dollars
each. What’s the difference? Aren’t they all Roosters? SURE.
LISTEN. ITS THE STOCK.
The man who gets the long price, has selected the best his
yard produced, bred, selected, rebred, and selected again, discard
ing, and re-selecting until HIS ARE THE BEST.
This is also the way the best garden seed are acquired, and
this is the kind of seed we sell. We want you when you begin to
think of gardening, to think of us as your source of supply. We
buy direct from one of the best growers in the country, we buy
in bulk, and package them right here in our own store, which saves
us enough not only to give you the BEST in quality, but to actual
ly put NEARY TWICE AS MUCH IN OUR 5.CENT PAPERS AS
OTHERS SELLING AT THE SAME PRICE.
It is perfectly safe to say that you will not find prize medal
Roosters in the corner grocers coop, ^neither will you find prize
medal seed in the hands *of others than experienced seedsmen,
and those who make a specialty of seed. Garden seed is one of
our specialties.
When you buy of us, you get both quality and quanity.
Mail orders given special attention.
Below is a list of the varieties we have in stock. We
especially recommend thosemarked with x.
Beans
Earliest Valentines
x Giant Stringless Green Pod
Dwarf Black Wax
Curries Rust Proof
Kentucky Wonder
Cornfield
x Fat Horse, or Southern
Crease Back
Mammoth Podded Lima
Corn
Extra Early Adams
Trucker’s Favorite
x Hickory King
Improved Snowflake
Golden Dent
x Boon County (prizewinner)
Marlborough
x Country Gentleman
White Rice Pop Corn
White Velvet
Onions
Yellow Danvers
x Silver Skin
x Multiplying
Parsley
x Champion Moss Curled
(for garnishing)
Pepper
x Chinese Giant
Ruby King
x Long Red, Cayenne
Tabasco (small round)
Pumpkin
Large Cheese
Peas
McLean’s Little Gem
x Earliest Morning Star
Black Eye Marrowfat
Beets
Extra Early Eclipse
Detroit Dark Red
x Early Sugar
Long Smooth Blood
Collards
True Georgia Collards
x White Georgia Collards
Cucumber
Improved Early White
Spine
x Improved Long Green
Lettuce
Early Curled Simpson
x Romaine (stands the heat)
Cantaloupe
Wood’s Netted Gem
Rocky Ford
Netted Nutmeg
x Emerald Gem
Radish
Early Red, Turnip
x White Tipped Scarlet
x Brightest Long Red
Salsify
x Mammoth Sanwitch Island
Squash
x Early White Bush
Golden Summer Crook Neck
x Giant Summer Crook Neck
Tomato
x Acme
x Ponderosa
Stone
Perfection
x Yellow Plum
Turnip
x Early Purple Top
Early Flat Dutch
Southern Snow White Globe
x Pomerian White Globe
Yellow Globe
x Seven Top
Cabbage Plants, 10c the 100
any quanity
Watermelon
x Tom Watson
xj Georgia Rattlesnake
Florida Favorite
Duke Jones
Mountain Sweet
Mustard
x Gaint Curled (for greens)
Wall Nasturtiums
Dwarf Nasturtiums
Okra
Sage
Cat Tail Millett for forage
Seed Potatoes
Irish Cobbler
Profit Maker
Houlton Early Rose
Red Bliss
White Bliss
j. R. holt Drug Co.
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA.
Mrs. Willis Brown will spend next
week in Atlanta.
Miss Pearl Zachary left last week
for Atlanta where she will be for
two weeks buying the new spring
millinery goods.
Mrs. S. P. Coalson was called to
Summersville Monday on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. J.
C. Neal.
Miss Eunice Cochran has return
ed from a visit to Atlanta.
spent
next
Dr. J. D. Hamrick will spend Fri
day in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Coalson
Sunday in Atlanta.
L. A. Chambers will spend
week in Ensley, Ala.
The Educational Train is still go
ing on its tour over the State, visit
ing as many towns as possible.
Everywl e e it has be?n met 1 y eag
er and enthusiastic crowds, anti its
visits have given universal satis fac
tion to the people.
for garden
Wt. are headquarters
wire and field fencing.
Carrollton Hardware Co
WANT—To hire a gentle buggy
horse (must be gentle) three
months, beginning first April.
A. E. Nix, Carrollton, 1.
Married, Sunday at Bold Springs
Mr. Will Hunt and Miss Eunice
Drew, by Dr. W. H. Bishop. The
Free Press extends many good
wishes to this happy couple.
International Correspondence
School Exhibit in window of Herrin
& West next week.
The new Southern Reversible Disc
Harrow, the indispensible farm im
plement at the Carrollton Hardware
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bass are house
keeping in one of the new bunga
lows on Maple Street.
Does technical education interest
you? If so see show window of
Herrin &. West next week.
Mrs. Callaway, of Atlanta, spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Mandeville.
Kyanize floor finish is made on
honor and is the best floor finish in
world. Get it at the Carrollton
Hardware Co.
Dr. Roy Harris was called here to
see Catharine Stewart, who has been
very ill for the past ten days.
Malcom Pace spent Sunday in
Newnan.
Keep your eye on Herrin &. West
window next week. Educational
exhibit.
Use Kyanize for kitchen, dining
rooms, sleeping rooms, and bath
room floors. Easy to apply and
wears like granite.
Carrollton Hardware Co.
Miss Ina Moore has returned from
a visit to Newnan.
Exhibit International Correspon-
ence Schools next week at Herrin &
West, Special discounts to the first
three new students.
Lawn Grass
x Evergreen Lawn Mixture
(the kind used in the
Richmond Cemetaries)
The Lit Mu Club meets with Miss
Annie Pace Friday afternoon.
Hog, poultry and field fencing
electric weld "the weld that held”
Carrollton Hardware Co.
A. J, Baskin Co, | A, J. Baskin Co. I A. J, Baskin
Spring
Advanced styles in Thomp
sons glove fitting Corsets,
50c to 3.50
Special sale Embroidery
Flouncing worth up to 75c,
39c
Ginghams, Percales,
Chambrys and Linonettes
About 50 pieces more that
English Long Cloth special
1.00 and 1.50
36 in. White *Linen Lawn
special 25c
36 in. White Linen Cambric
special 29c
About 50 doz more those
extra Turkish Towels 2oc
value, special 12 l=2c
Ladies Muslin Fnderwear in
corset covers, skirts, gowns
drawers priced 25c up
New patterns in spring silks,
m°ssalines etc.
A few more those fine lin!
towels and white quilts
1=4 to 1-3 off
White Madras for shirts 12 l=2c
36 inch white pajama checks
11c
40 inch white lawn
New spring styles
10c
m mens
shirts 5oc to 1.5o
Advanced styles in Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes
Silk Sox for men, flinen
and toe 5oc
he
Silk Stockings for ladies 5oc
White shirt waists worth
up to 1.5o special l.oo
Spring styles in rajah linens
5oc values 35c
Boys odd pants in blouse
straight 5oc pr up
Spring styles in slippers
or
for
men, women and children
All Winter Cloth
ing Overcoats and
Underwear a t a
Big Sacrifice.
Co
A Few Winter
_ Suits, Dresses and
Waists Going at
1-3 to 1-2 Off
Pittsburg Perfect fencing, electric
wield, all kinds and sizes.
Carrollton Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarrell and Louise
Jarrell of Newnan, spent Sunday in
the city as the guests of Mr and Mrs
C. E. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adamson have
returned from Washington D. C.
Want a good position? Let us
tell you how to get it. Messrs Mur
phy and Pates, resresentatives of the
International Correspondence School
at Herrin &. West next week.
Be sure and see the Canton disc
harrow before buying, by so doing
you will save both money and trouble
Harris Hardware Co.
For Rent—Three nice rooms.
Phone 132. Mrs. T. A. C. Smith.
FOR SALE—A few prize-winning
chickens, White Leghorns and Rhode
Island Reds. Eggs from either the
Rhode Island Reds or White Leg
horns : 1st pen, per setting $2.00
2nd pen per setting $1.00.
Loyd H. Griffin.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Reid sympathize with them in the
death of their little daughter, Agnes,
which occurred last Monday after
suffering several weeks with pneu
monia. Funeral services and burial
were held at Concord church on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis, of Tem
ple, are spending the week with Mrs.
C. O. Askew.
Miss Lee Beck leaves this week
for a two weeks stay in Atlanta.
Mrs. J. D. Hamrick entertained
at a spend the day party Tuesday
in honor of Miss Mary Fambro, of
The Rock, Ga.
T. E. Maxwell of Elberton, Ga.
expected in the city Sunday to
the guest of Geo. L. Hamrick.
Dr. W. H. Malone, of Mt. Zion was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Get your Kodak Film at Hamrick’s, j Excursion Fares via j
We have them and are going to have | Central Of Georgia Railway*
them for you when you want them. I
Prepare for the Civil
To Atlanta, Ga., account South
Service ern Commercial Congress, to be held
through the'International Correspon-, March 9-10, 1911. This Congress
dence Schools.
Mr. C. E. Caverly, of Atlanta spent
will be attended by President of the
United States, two members of his
cabinet, several Embassadors, a num
Sunday with Mesdames I’ambro and u er 0 j Southern Governors, Col.
Crocker on North Cliff Street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Coalson and
Mrs. Eunice Cochran spent Saturday
in Atlanta.
Roosevelt, Gov. Woodrow Wilson
and many eminent men.
To Jacksonville, Fla, account Con
ference on Education in the South
The Norman, the buggy with mer-. t0 be held April 19-21, 1911.
To {Jacksonville, Fla.,
Carrollton Hardware Co.
CT
account
The Willing Workers of the First, Southern jBaptist Convention, to |be
Baptist Church met last Tuesday held ay 17-23, 1911.
at the residence of Mrs. S. J. Boykin.
Mrs. Earle Johnston
Palmetto Monday.
returned to
Miss Louise Roop will entertain at
dominoes Thursday afternoon.
How about that watch, clock, or
jewelry? Do they need repairing?
Then see Coleman at Hamrick’s.
He can do it and do it right. The
charge will be in consistence with
service rendered.
Mrs. Geo. Head is visiting relatives
and friends in Newnan this week.
For complete information in re
gard to total fares, dates of sale, lim
its schedules, train services, etc.,
apply to nearest ticket agent.
F. J. Robinson, J. C. Haile
Asst. Gen. Pas. Agt. Gen. Pas Agt-
The Norman is a buggy with
merit, has stood the test and for
( style and service it stands at the
Mrs. J. R. Chambers is in Temple' head of the list.
this week with her father, J. L. Bas
kin, who is very sick.
Dr. Hamrick is having the mater-
Carrollton Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gerald and
Misses Louise Gerald of Newnan
ial laid down for the erection of a spent Sunday with relatives and
solid plate glass front which when friends in the city,
completed will be one of the hand
somest in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens, of
Newnan, were visitors here Satur-
Ladies: We take pleasure in filling day and Sunday.
Marion Harland’s Prescriptions
m
the Sunday'Journal. Our customers
tell us they are alright, too.
“Hamrick’s"
Next Monday afternoon Mrs. S. J.
Boykin will entertain the Ladies
Foriegn Missionary Society at the
home of Mrs. B. F. Boykin.
Miss Eugenia Mandeville has re
turned from an extended visit to
Washington.
International Correspondence
Schools special training will fit you
for the position you want.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin have re
turned from a two months stay in
Lakeland, Fla.
Mrs. Gene Lowry has returned to
her home in Ala., after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Jack Turner. Little Miss
Francis accompanied her home for
a months stay.
Rev. R. A. Edmondson is spending
the week in Atlanta attending the
Evangeliscal meeting.
Col. B. F. Boykin
court in Tallapoosa.
is attending
Mr. M. M. Bradley spent Friday
and Saturday in Atlanta.
Miss Juelle Jones will spend
day and Saturday in Atlanta.
Fri-
Miss Elma Boykin spent the week
end with Miss Irene Sewell in At
lanta.
J. R. Holt spent Sunday in New
nan visiting his wife who is spend
ing awhile with her mother.
Plenty of Creme and Peroxide
Cream at Hamrick’s. If you can’t
come "Hello 73” and the goods will
be there in a “jiffy”
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Holmes went
to Atlanta Wednesday where they
will put their little son, Buford, un
der treatment of a specialist.
The Norman buggy is not good
because it has a reputation, but has
a reputation because it is good.
Carrollton Hardware Co.
The lady teachers of the city were
delightfully entertained by Mrs. C.
E. Smith last Saturday night at her
home on Spring St. The evening
program was of the musical and
social convenience. The teachers
present were Misses Jewel Jones,
Ina McMehall, Lillie Cone, Bettie
Raynolds; Belle Hawes, Louise Con
nell and Angie Moses.
Last Friday evening
Snead entertained a
friends at dominos.
Mrs. A. K.
number of
Did you see those “Beauty-Pres
criptions” in the Sunday Journal.
You can get them filled at “Ham
rick’s.”
Mesdanes B. F. Boykin and May-
nor Bradley were the guests of Mrs.
Bob Jones at Whitesburg last week.
Cut prices on mens and ladies
fine shoes continue. A. J. Baskin
Co.
Special showing mens fine shirts
worth up to 75c, 50c. A. J. Baskin
Co.
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs.
Store.
Fitts
Drug
K
Cut prices continue on all winter
clothing. A. J. Baskin Co.
Fresh garden and field seed in
both package and bulk. Parker i&
Wood.
Granitoid Floor Paint
Is prepared in a special manner
■which makes it completely fill the ex
acting requirements of a paint for
floors. It is easily applied, dries
quickly and produces a high gloss
finish to the surface which is easily
cleaned by merely wiping up oc
casionally with a damp cloth—no
scrubbing necessary.
QRAMTOID is nicer and cheaper
than carpets. You can paint a floor
for an insignificant amount. Made
in a variety of appropriate colors for
floors and borders around rugs.
Call for color card and let us show
you the beauty and economy of
Granitoid.
Fitts Drug Store