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THE CARROLL FREE FREE®, CARROLLTON. OA.
%ccal Views
Mrs. Robert Walker is quiet sick.
L. A. Wood spent Sunday in Jack-
son.
Clay Convengton of Atlanta in a
visitor here.
Miss Grace Veal of Roopvllle is
visiting her sister Mrs. Will Veal.
Mrs. Mattie Cobb is visiting rela
tives in Tyus.
Miss Ina McMichael returned
her home in Jackson last week/
Miss Jewell Jones if Visiting in
Lagrange.
JLTry ShetryLac our New Drink.
R. Molt Drug Co.
Misses Effie Johnson and Mary
x Lou Bledsoe spent last Thursday
in Atlanta.
.Junket Tablets for sale at J. R -
Miss Bettie Reynolds has returned
from a few days stay in Cedartown.
Miss Mary Lipscomb of Whites-
burg is visiting Miss Lucille Shell
■fr Holt Drug Co.
Miss Marie Pate, of Atlanta, is
visiting her uncle Mr Geo. Head.
Porch Swings $2.98 at J. N. John
son's.
Call on J. N. Johnson for porch
furniture.
Mrs. Charles Bledsoe of Sargeants
spent several days here this week.
Look Out Mountain irish potatoes e t c ., too.
for sale— By Jackson&Gnfhn. j M . gg Wri ^ t of Summer -
Clinton Jackson of Newnan, is v ille is visiting her sister Mrs. B. A.
Chambers.
Group Showing the Characters Who Participated in the Lillipution Wedding at the Carrollton Chautauqua
Wednesday Evening.—The Reproduction Has Been Requested for Monday Evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens, of
Newnan, are visiting in the city.
visiting relatives in the city.
See J. N. Johnson for Royal
As
bestos table mats.
Miss Edwards, of Opelika Js vis
Miss Ruby Hodnett, of Senoia, is
the attractive guest of Miss Julia
Sox.
Miss Maggie Dozier has as her
guest during the Chautauqua, Miss
Katharine Dozier of Lagrange.
Miss Craven of Waynesboro spent
Dr. B. C. Powell and daughter of s e ver «*f!? y8 J®*® "S}. !* e J\ si8ter
Villa Rica came Wednesday to at- Mrs - William Gaston this week.
tend the Chautuuqua. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dozier of i
Your "PET" Toilet Water is at Lagrange are visiting J. R. Dozier
Hamrick’s. Perfumery, Soaps and and
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Henderson and
Miss Powell of Newnan will attend
the Chautauqua Friday night.
Miss Anneill and Mary Ima Dil-
[o Flies’™"- 0
at MILKING
TIME I
F Don't blame tho
cow forawltchlnff
her tall nofnrionRly. Don’t throw the mllkwtool
at hor iiecauROEhe “Eldo-RtepR" and npaetn milk
pail. Thecrlttercan’tholplt whenfllcR arc con.
stonily prodding hor hide for warm red blood.
Donkey's Fly Knocker Knoeks Flies
Bprny roar cow® with Conkey'e Fly Knocker
end the flic® won't come near. It drive® them
ay. Thegroateetdiecoveryof the age. Bold
.nder a poalttvo guarantee. Spray It on
your hone and watch the Ale® keep, away
from hlmt and it I® Ju«t
i good for hone ahoen,
_ ivlng floors end annoy.
9 ance, and doubling their
JW capacity for profit in time
y saving. Price®, Quart 36cj H
gallon Wo; gallon SJLQ0.
HAMRICK’S
Copyright Htrt Schtffner & Mum
iting Misses Elma and Luta Boykin.
Miss I. V. Head of Tallapoosa, is
visiting relatives here,
J. N. Johnson has a nice line of
clothes baskets,—See them.
Miss Ruby Ragland, of Newnan nesday.
is visiting Miss Gladys Thornton. Misses Claudia and Hortense
See J. N. Johnson’s new line of Stephens of Bremen spent Tuesday
up-to-date furniture. * n the city-
_|S_Prof. Chas. Astin expects to
*B"spend Tuesday next in ■Carroll-
’ ton. Prof, Astin is southern agent
Mrs. L C. Taylor of NewDan, spent lar< * ^ u V181tin ^ Mr - 81 d , f or the famous Newby and 'Evans
Mrs. M. m. uraaiey. pianos which he will demonstrate
Miss Mary Watkins, and Mr I at J. R. Holt Drug Co’s, on that date
Howard Watkins of Whitesburg There are 29 of this make of pianos
will attend Chautauqua tonight. in Newnan, Ga„ some of which have
| been in constant use from 10 to 25
Mrs. Robert Creel returned to her 1 years, which is conclusive proof of
Monday and Tuesday in Carrollton
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
Jackson.
Mr. Claude Upshaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Upshaw, of Bremen, spent
Tuesday here.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Goodwyn of
Roopville were visitors here Wed-
home in Jasper Ala., last Tuesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs: Pentecost
Miss Mildred Lee, of Newnan, is
visiting Mrs Tyre Watson.
Mrs. B. M. Thornton spent the
week end in Buchanan last week.
What’s so fair as a day in
and a Kodak- from Hamrick’s.
the merit of the instrument, Astin,s
family orchestra will play at Holt
of Rood- Drug ^°' Wednesday (June 21st)
ville* spent several daya" 1 here with 3 p.m.and 8p. m the public
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Martin this week. cor( l ia lly invited to attend.
! Misses Jimmie Jones and Lola Beck
JfLSuede shoe polish—black, blue, 0 f Bowdon are the guests of Misses
and brown, at J. R. Holt Drug Leonora, Mae and Homer Beck this
j week.
of Pied-1 Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Perry return-
and brown, at J. R,
Mrs. Lon Carter and little son Bob Co.
of Atlanta are spending Chautauqua H Kennehrew
week with relatives. mont j s t h e guest of Mr. and "Mrs. ed F E,lday from a months stay at
Hot Weather! Phew! Tiz, Spiro, Robert Kennebrew. ^ot Springs, Mrs. Perry has been
Tread Easy, Allen’s Foot Ease and T n D , ,... suffering from rheumatism but was
June other Hot-Weather Necessities at Mrs. J. Z. Reid and little daughter greatly benefited by her tnp.
Hamrick’s. Ho&msville came Saturday to at- Mr. L. C. Mandeville is remodeling
i , tend tae Chautauqua J the store room on the north side of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones of Clem g&A Viart o^del^ktfUI.^oeeream j Migg Mflry Summer8 of NeW nan the square, next to Kytle’s Furniture
is the guest of Miss Kate Thornton f. tore - It will be occupied by Wil
during Chautauqua week. hams Cash Store, after July.
were visitors here Wednesday.
'packed in a porcelain lined
packer, and delivered to your door
Miss Effie Johnson spent the week just at dinner time: a delightful
end in Newnan visiting her brother dessert, and inexpensive.—J. R. Holt
Mr. E. W. Johnson. Drug Co.
June Sale Specials
891
24.
9‘
10.
ICH
10'
SH C
$2 98
and
49c
ito 95
95 c
$3 29
25c
89c
90 inch White Linen
36 inch Linen Lawns or Cambric
Side Band Flaxons
40 inch White Lawn
36*8 inch Pajama Checks
35 inch Linonettes
36 inch Percales
36 inch Sea Island Sheeting
Ladies Marquisette Waists hand embroidered
Ladies Tailored Waists white barred lawn, checks
stripes
Ladies Voille Skirts, Panama Skirts priced $3 95 to
Ladies Drop Skirts, Near Silk, $1 25 value
Lidies silk Drop Skirt? $} 95 to 4 9s values
Ladies Gauze Vests, extra quality. 3 for
Childrens Wash Dresses 6 to 14 size
These in Ginghams and Percales
Little girls Romper Dresses in nice quality ginghams 49c
Lace Curtains in White, Ecru and Arabian to to 33 per et
off, per pair . 45 c to 3 95
Matting Art Squares 4 75 values ' 95
Special values in large and medium size V duet Rugs
Parasols for ladieB, Misses and children specially priced for
June Sale
Fans for ladies misses and children
Big drive in silk Foulards, Taffetas, and
trig saving
A few mote of those $1 50 Flouncing® ' 79 c
Fie lot broken siqes in ladies and misses white Oxfords at
M to^ofi - . 48y to 98c
&*cial valves in white hdse, ladies, urisses. children, men
t^ble Damask at special June prices, 9 :c, 69c, and 23c
Special discount on all tmaka.and «« fcJgyj
Snanier MilHneryat 25 to 50 p r tool off Big stock of
new Ribbons just received
5c to$i
Jacquards at
Art Squares and rugs are specially
low priced for the next few days at
J. N. Johnson’s.
Miss Stella Hendrick, of Whitets-
burg was the guest of Miss Amelia
Power first of the week.
FOR RENT—Nice six room resi
dence on Dixie street, apply to
Mandeville Mills office. |
Mr. B, 0. Bishop of Bowdon was'
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warren j
Morris Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Thompson Baskin who has
oeen visiting relatives here returned,
0 Bremen Tuesday.
Ladies! Hamrick’s has a brand
new style in Stationery- the prettiest 1
thing out since the linen finish. Go
by and see it.
-BLHorse owners. We have Col-
“HTgates Harness Soap, Millers Har
ness Dressing, White Rock Packing,
and many other items of interest to
you.—J. R. Holt Drug Co.
Lawyer Buford Boykin and Judge
Jas. Beall attended legal business
in Douglasville Monday.
The Carrollton Fire Department
is attending the annual Firemeu’s
Tournament at Rome this week.
The Georgia National Guards have
been ordered into camp at Savannah ,
on July 1st.
The Woman’s Foreign Mission y
Society will meet next Mono.ay
afternoon at 3:30 in Sunday Sell. 1
room at Methodist church,
Mrs. A. P. Travis will leave today
for Atlanta where she will be in
the Piedmont Sanitarium for several
weeks. I
Miss Eugenia Mandeville will i
have as her guest for the next!
several weeks Miss Mary Phelps of
South Port, S. C.
Mr. S. C. Kytle is attending the
Georgia Funeral Directors Associ
ation in Atlanta which met Wed
nesday morning for their tenth an-
. nual convention, lasting two days.
Mrs. W. T. Murphy and little son,
Lewis, have returned from a visi;
to Fayetteville and Atlanta. Site
was accompanied home by her sis
ter in-law, Mrs. G. N. Murphy, of
Atlanta.
j*-?
THE
JUNE
BRIDE’S
STORE
J
YOU’LL see when you come t D
look at our new models in
hart Schaffner &«Marx
clothes how the ‘ordinary’ sack suit
doesn’t look ordi
nary at all. There’s
a distinction of style
about these goods
that you get in no
others.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits $15 to $25*
Other Suits $10 to $15
Hot weather Underwear, White Shirts, Tub Ties, Silk Sox,,,
md Straw Hats to suit everybody.
Ax? •Bag'Inn <£o.
All presents
are made doubly
enjoyable if they
bear the stamp
of coming from
HAMRICK’S!
All past satisfac
tory experience
in Gift Buying
combines to make
this store noted.
We have made
special prepara
tions for the
greatest June
Wedding Season
of any that has
gone before.
Look now, make
your selections,
have them put
away if you like
—but take a look
anyhow.
RIGHT CUT GLASS
(Libbey)
SILVERWARE
JEWELRY
Jtimriek’s i
South-West Cor. Squre. 1 |
CARROLLTON. GA \
PRIVATE SCHOOL i
-For the Session of 1911-12-
Mrs. R. E. FOSTER will receive a limited num
ber of Pupils. Beginning Monday, September 4,
1911, Number strictly limited to Ten,
Terms on application
(ty)
c^t
LIGHTandCOOK
WITH
G AS
The Mosi Economical
in the world.
For Particulars See
if. S. CAMPBELL
MODERN
Sanitary Plumbing
CAR R.OLI TON GEORGIA
WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOUR CHICKS?
You can’t always tell at first glance—but If chicks
don’t thrive look for lice, especially the big gray
fellows (head lice) on head, neck and under wings.
Act quickly, for two or three such blood suckers can
kill a chick in a few days. Not all dead chicks are
murdered by lice, but these lice are killing their
share right along. Don’t you stand for it—You’re not
helpless, for Conkey’s Head Lice Ointment for little
chicks is speedy, sure, and positively doesn’t injure the
chicks. All Conkey Remedies Guaranteed.
Keep it on hand. Price 10c, 25c. Get it right here.