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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS, CARROLLTON, CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA
THURSDAY, JULY G, 1916
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. John Rurson spent Monday in
All ant a.
Uncle Jim Moore is very sick at
his home.
Mr. Frank Taylor spent Thursday
in Atlanta.
Mr. C. \V. Wood spent the Fourth
in Atlanta.
Mr. Fred Wilson, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday here.
Mr. Toby Smith, of Atlanta, spent
Tuesday here.
Miss Emma Lee Hylic spent Tues
day in Atlanta.
Mrs. R. A. Edmondson is visiting
Mrs. E. T. Steed.
Mrs. Jim Webb is recovering from
her severe illness.
Miss Marie Dempsey has returned
from a visit to Rome.
Miss Josephine Wager is visiting
in Atlanta this week.
Mr. .1. 11. Fleming made a business
trip to Atlanta Monday.
Miss Naomi Jones went to Atlanta
Sunday for a short visit.
Mr. Leon Spence is visiting his
mother, Mrs. G. I). Glass.
Mr. W. W. Heaton, of Waco, was
in Carrollton last Friday.
Mrs. Jim Webb was <|uite sick
for a few days last week.
Mr. .1. M. Johnson and family
spent the Fourth in Atlanta.
Mi-s. .1. G. Tanner is much better
after having been quite sick.
Mr. Emmett lingwcll made a bus
iness trip to Atlanta Monday.
Mr. It. L. Garrett returned Satur
day from a trip to California.
Mr. (). C. Kennedy went to At
lanta Wednesday on business.
Mr. N. A. King is spending his
vacation at bis home in LyeYly.
Miss Grace Williams is quite sick
at her home on Adamson avenue.
Miss Clyde McMullan left Wed
nesday for her home in Jonesboro.
Mrs. Francis Long, of Cordova, j
Ala., is visiting relatives in Carroll
ton.
Misses Gertrude Ilallum and Jes
sie Henry spent the Fourth at Roop-
ville.
Mrs. N. M. Snead is some better,
after having been sick for the past
week.
Miss Rebn Garrett returned Fri
day from a week’s visit to Cedar-
town.
We guarantee all goods
sent by parcel post and will
refund or exchange any
thing sent by parcel post.
We have the remedy to rid
your premises of mites, fleas
and which disinfects at
same time. 25c.
Red Cross Drug Rtore
Miss Inez Robison is spending this
week in Howdon with Miss Leo
Lovvorn.
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Sox will leave
the last of this week for Rock-
lord, Ala.
Mrs. Evan Thomassnn and son,
.lames, returned from Cedarlown
Sunday.
Ilcrschel Harris is in Atlanta this
week visiting Rill Mitchell and Geo.
Tumlin.
Mr. and Mrs. II. If. Word and
children spent the lirsl id’ the week
in Atlanta.
We use home products,
fresh cow’s cream and milk
for our ICE CREAM. We
know what goes in our
cream and can eat it. The
ordered kind you get is
made to sell, and by cheap
help. Try our kind and
make the comparison.
Red Cross Drug Store.
Tel! us or
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means that there is a drug store at your door. When you
want drug store goods of quality, remember Your Phone,
Our Store and Our Quick Free Delivery Service.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Phone 376
!THE PEOPLES BANK
i Your money is safe; every safeguard and protection is
! furnished. Our friends are always welcome and they will find
l this bank a handy place to write letters and transact business.
Our centrally located offices are always at our customers’ dis
posal.
We want you to feel near enough to the officers so that
when you want any advice regarding your business or any in
vestment you wish to make, you will feel free to consult with
them and know that their advice is freely given, as it always is.
YOUR TEETH
£ Be sure you know your Dentist. I give you the best work for
half price. ‘‘CARROLLTON IS MY HOME.’’
Ray Fisher Sox
The Reasonable Dentist A
2nd Floor Tel 149
( 1st NATIONAL BANK BLDG. $
CARROLLTON, G A. $
WOOL—WOOL—WOOL
1 want Tub washed, Country Run and Burry
Wool. If you don’t believe I’ll buy your wool just
give me a chance. We pay the top in HARD
CASH. We do not ask you to accept trade for what
we buy.
Also 1 am paying 20c per hundred for paper of
any kind. Rags are 50c per hundred pounds.
Everything is worth something. So shoot it to me.
ELDRED C. BASS
47 DEPOT STREET — CARROLLTON
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Misses Nell and Bess Harman left!
Wednesday for a two weeks trip
to Tybee.
Mr. John Snead is visiting his
mother, Mrs. N. M. Snead, who is
quite sick.
Miss Annie Slade dame in last
Saturday to spend her vacation with
her parents.
Miss Elizabeth McClellan went to
Atlanta Monday to visit Mrs. Rus
sell Stripling.
Mrs. Alice Atwell and son, Tom,
are visiting Mrs. Sallic Atwell, on
Stewart street.
Mrs. W. C. Morgan spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in Villa Rica
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wright motor
ed to Atlanta Monday to spend the
Fourth of July.
Mrs. John Lowry, of Dawson, is
visiting her son, John Lowry, Jr„
on Rome street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Harman, of
Greenville, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr. Charley Tanner will spend
the next six weeks in Athens at the
summer school.
Mrs. C. H. Hull' and son, Wilnver,
have returned from a two weeks
stay in Atlanta.
Miss Ethel Nixon was the guest
of Misses Bessie Dial and Willie
Raughn Tuesday.
Hutteriek Patterns at Bradley's.
Mrs. M. C. Johnson and children,
uf Rowdon, spent the Fourth with
Miss Mattie Dial.
Prof. .1. II. Melson and family
visited relatives at llogansville Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mandeville
have gone 1o Montreal, N. (’.., for a
two months’ stay.
Mrs. R. L. Embry, of Villa Rica,
spent Tuesday here with her daugh
ter, Mi’s. A1 Upshaw.
Mr. John M. Jackson and family
are spending some time at tlu'ir
camp in Heard county.
Mrs. Henri llonrath, of JneJown-
ville, Fla., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Brown.
Mrs. I). C. Gentry, of Newnan, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. T. .I.
Entrckin, on Newnan street.
Mr. Otto Gentry, of New Orleans
La., is the guest of his father, Mr.
It. II. Gentry, on Dixie street.
Wc make a specialty of
“short notice” orders for
cream and sherbet accord
ing to your order. We
send all cream packed from
quart quantity up.
Red Cross Drug Store.
Dr. J. E. Cramer and sons, Selby
and J. E. Jr., returned Friday from
an auto trip to South Georgia.
Miss Lena Beck, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
her home in Talladega last Sunday.
Don’t fail to see "Sin," a Fox pro
duetion, featuring the famous "Vain
pire,” Theda Bara, at the Bonita
Friday
The Y. W. A. will meet with Miss
Gertrude Hamrick Saturday instead
of Miss Inez Robison, as before
stated.
Prepare for planting fall crop
Lookout Mountain Irish potatoes.
First shipment of seed this week,
tf A. T. JACKSON & RRO.
The friends of Mrs. T. A. Chand
ler, who is in an Atlanta hospital,
will be glad to know she is doing
very well.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murrah. of
Hickory Level, were the geusts of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Mur
rah, Sunday.
The only real nice, pri
vate and cool place in town
for your picture show par
ty is at the Red Cross Drug
Store. We can famish you
on short notice any kind of
cream—sherbet at regular
prices and no charge for
Tea Room
Red Cross Drug Store.
Mrs. W. O. McMullan and sister,
Mrs. Fowler, and little daughter
left Wednesday for Ellijay to visit
their parents.
Mrs. T. J. Entrckin will leave
this week for Golden Springs, Ala.,
where she goes to spend a month
for her health.
Sow turnip seed in July, August
and September with bunch beans.
Get all kinds turnip seed at
tf A. T. JACKSON & RRO.
Misses Elizabeth Grogan and
Helen Harris, who have been the
charming guests of Miss Olive Brad
ley, left this week for their homes.
Coming to the Bonita Friday, July
14th, Theda Bara in “The Galley
Slave,” one of the latest Fox pro
ductions featuring the famous
"Vampire.”
Preparedness seems to be
the slogan these days. You
can prepare for the winter
by canning fruit at a cost of
1-4 cent per gallon. A 25c
package of PIEDMONT
CANNING POWDER will
can 20 gallons of Beans.
Red Cross Drug Store
Buy Clothes N
ow
Why?
HERE’S WHY: You can come into this
store today and save $2, $4, $5,
on a smart, well built
Hart Schaffner
& Marx Suit.
You know these clothes
well; you know they’re
the best made in this
country; you know that
at their regular prices
they represent full over
flowing 100 per cent
value.
Well then here they are,
these famous suits at re
duced clearance prices,
everyone an up-to-the
minute model; everyone
taken from our regular
stock. This is a real re
duction sale and we
want everyone of our
customers to get benefit
from it.
Here are the prices on late suits from Hart Schaffner &
Marx
$25 suits $19.75
$18 suits $13.75
$12.50 suits $9.95
$20 suits $15.75
$1 5 suits $11.75
$10 suits $7.75
You can t get more value in furnishings anywhere.
Straw Hats, Panamas, Leghorns 25 per cent off.
Trunks, Suit Cases, and Bags 1 0 per cent off.
Broken Sizes in Slippers 1 0 to 50 per cent off.
Also a lot of ladies Suits, Skirts, Dresses will be sold at
a reduction of 25 per cent to 1-2 off.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed now at sale
time as fully as any other time.
Nothing charged at discount price.
SALE TO MOVE STOCKS AND RAISE
FUNDS.
A. J. BASKIN CO.
“YOUR STORE” . .