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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS. CARROLLTON, QA.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
55 Choice Residence Lots 55
Friday
April
7th
10:30
a. m.
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This property is known as the Judge S. J. Brown property, is close in, well elevated, well drained,
in the shadow of the College and is surrounded by good people owning their own homes, is sub-di
vided into Beautiful Residence Lots each fronting a broad street or avenue.
Come buy and take advantage of increasing values; REMEMBER at this sale YOU make the
nrice after the sale the OTHER MAN makes the price; this is going to be sold at the mercy of the
people and AT TERMS TO SUIT EVERYONE.
A Good Band Will Furnish Music for the Sale.
Hear and see the Four Twins who manage our Auctioneering department, they look alike, talk
alike sell the same lot at the same time, in the same tone of voice and at the rate of one a minute.
We GIVE AWAY to the Buyers and Spectators of this sale A FREE BUILDING LOT and a
BAG OF GOLD and SILTER. Come RAIN OR SHINE.
American Realty & Auction Company
GREENSBORO, N. C., and GAINESVILLE, GA.
Mrs. Lee Mandeville will spend
Saturday in Atlanta.
S. P. Coalson yade a business trip
to Atlanta Thursday.
Carl Carter is at home from Macon
where he has been in college for the
past three month.
Mrs. S. P. Coalson is quiet sick.
You can get B D & T coffee at
Jackson &. Smith.
Dr. W. H. Malone of Mt. Zion was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. J. L. Lineburgerof Talledega is
visiting her mother Mrs. Lula Juhan.
Try one of our 25c brooms
Jackson 6* Smith
That was a deserved and high
compliment paid to Judge S. W.
Harris last Wednesday evening,
when leading members of the bar
from LaGrange, Grantville, Newnan
and Carrollton, assembled here to
celebrate his birthday. The occas
ion was a most pleasant and de
lightful one. Georgia is fortunate
numbering amongst her sons, such
patriotic and useful citizens as Judge
Harris. His example, his life, and
his labors, which are abundant, have
been a benediction to his town, his
county and his state. We congrat
ulate him on attiaining to such ripe
and honorable years, and hope his
presence may continue with us tor
years to come.
Sorghum syrup in sealed jug?-
50c a gallon at Jackson &. Smith.
There is satisfaction and real pride to persons
of distinctive taste, in having and wearing things
different from the ordinary.
Graceful and unusual jewelry in every differ
ent article that goes to make up our stock may be
had at our store in Watches, Diamonds, Rings,
Pius, Brooches. Lockets, Chains, Fobs. etc.
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Visits from lookers arp appreciated whether a
sale results or not.
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^ ham mac.
Double Springs
BUTTER &. EGGS
We have had a nice rain, wheat
and oats are fine since the rain,
Mr. and Mrs.AndrewHelton bassed
through here Monday.
Mr.Author Phillips passed through
our Ville.
Mr. TomTaylor spentSunday night!
with Mr. Kelley Taylor and Mr. T.A. [
Davis.
Grandma Mullnix died Sunday I
Morning at 6; o’clock, her remains
were laid to rest at Whitesburg
Cemetery on Monday after-noon.
She leaves several children and a
host of friends to mourn her death,
dear ones do not weep for she is at
rest.
Mrs. Mandy Burks and children
visited Mr. and Mrs.E. P. Handcock
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.Tash Reeves little boy of Clem
was killed by a large pole of wood I
falling on him, his remains were 1
carried to Crossplains the funeral 1
service being conducted by Rev.J.M
D,Stallings.
Best w.shes to the Free Press and;
its many readers
You can get all the fresh country
eggs you want at 16c per dozen, and
all the fresh country butter you want
at 15c per pound at our store. Every
egg and every pound of butter guar-
itmteed to be strictly fresh.
W. D. Bass &. Son.
A COLD, LAGRIPPE,
THEN PNEUMONIA
Is too often the fatal sequence. Foley’s
Honey and Tar expels the cold, checks the
lagrippe, and prevents pneumonia. It is a
prompt'and reliable cough medicine that
contains no narcotics. It is as safe for your
children as yourself. For Sale by Johnson
D rvg 0.
All the tested and truly labor
saving devices for the farm can be
found at the Carrollton Hardware
Co.
Excursion Fares via
C entral Of Georgia Railway
To Jacksonville, Fla, account Con- ■
ference on Education in the jSouth
to beheld April 19-21, 1911.
To Jacksonville, Fla., account
Southern Baptist Convention, to be
held ay 17-23, 1911.
Hawkes Eye Glasses $1.50, $2.50
to $6.00. Let 11s fit you.
Fitts Drug Store.
“Foley’s Honey and Tar is the
best cough remedy 1 ever used as is
qukkly stopped a severe cough that
has long troubled me,” says J. W.
Luhn, Princeton, Nebr. Just to
quickly and surely it acts in all
cases of coughs, colds, lagrippe, and
■ung trouble. Refuse substitutes.
For Sale by Johnson Drug Co,
FACTORY PIANO EXPOSITION
Dont fail to visit the Piano Ex-
[ position. One week April 1st.
to
8th.
The Norman, the buggy with mer
it Carrollton Hardware Co.
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-
NOTICE—We sell only the best
electric light globes, and test them
before they leave our store. Our
responsibility ceases then and we
cannot guarantee any kind of lamp.
Fitts Drug Store.
S. W. Corner Square.
Carrollton, Georgia.
The Telephone
The telephone is certainly a great
convenience to the city and towns
people,but it should be more valuable
to the farmer owing to the distance
he has to travel in delivering mes
sages or coversing with^neighbors or
merchants. The city man can get
on the street car and in a short
time reach any point in the city
It is not surprising that the intelli
gent farmer should look favoabrly on
having a telephone in his house. If
he wants the market quotations he
is then in a position to get them in
a few minutes. If he desires to
make a business engagement the
matter can be arranged in a moment
over the ‘phone. It is a great link
connecting the city with the farm.
To no class ol farmers is the tele
phone of more value than those B en-
gaged in market gardening or fruit
raising. These products have to
be marketed within a certain time
after they have been gathered or
picked in order to be delivered in
a condition that will command top
prices. The farmer who has much
of this kind of work to do and who
is without a telephone is seriously
handicapped.
It is probable that we are only at
the beginning of the use of the farm
telephone, although a great many
farm homes have them. It will not
be long before every farmer will
want a telephone as well as^ rural
mail delivery,--The Practical Parmer
E. 3T. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY
ST. JG3EFH
OKLAHOMA CITY
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“SUPREME” and
•'SOUTHERN BIG
BRANDS
BLOOD, BONE
and TANKAGE
FERTILIZERS
ATLANTA, GA.
GUANO
A cheap fertilizer is the most expensive item a farmer uses on his farm.
It is a tax that he levies upon himself and that requires no bailiff to collect.
He pays tribute to it in wasteful sums with every leaching rain, and' when the
drouths strike his crops and the critical fruiting season begins, he finds too late
that he has submitted to “taxation without representation.”
Our “Supreme” and “Southern Big” Brands are not taxes, but invefet-
__ ments that yield big returns in crops and enhanced values of land. They are
• made of the highest class- of Blood, Bone and Tankage, especially prepared for
quick, constant and continuous crop feeders. They do not leach out in the soil, but become
available for plant food so gradually that the plant is fed plentifully and systematically just
as it needs it. There is no waste.
Don’t consider the price. Our goods are as good as a guaranteed bond, and
promise just as safe returns. Read the experience of good farmers who used
them last year and found them to be the best they ever used. Call on your
nearest dealer for our 1911 Year Book and learn more about it.
“Supreme” and “Southern Big” Brands always mr£:c bigger crops.
FOP. GALE QV
W. J. Stewart, Carrollton, Ga?*, Baxter Bros., Temple Ga , - J., M. Driver, Clem, Ga., J. II. Sbolnut, Bremen,