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W* C. KING, PRES. J. E BARCLAY. MGR
fillin' mini
Ellijay, Ga "
•Tt^t ojieaing a complete stock of lumber and building mate¬
rial of every description, to supply the trade of Gilmer county
Our H,.c includes KI«*rinR, Ceiling Siding Shingles, Laths,
1 >ooi%, Windows. Builders Hardware, Brick, Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Ready Roofing, Etc.
Ol’R SPECIALTY IS COMPLETE HOUSE PATTERNS
FOR CASH OR on terms;
t ALL AND SEE US, OFFICE AND YARD SOUTH OF
L. & N. DEPOT
I Cocaf any personal f
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I.CU1V1 L.LE &
VlLLiS RAILROAD
Arriving ancl
Time at LIlijiy Ga.
Effective- Sunday, April 2 nd, I 16 .
« U;.ily b Daily except Sunday c Sun
dey only
Leave Arrive,
Knoxville ami North, 1 r -15 a m i,I 4 r
Ut,.e Ridimtuid Murphy7:21 p h 6 47 am
JV'ari-rttn & Atlanta, r 14 pm 11 :15 a M
Marietta & Atlanta 6:17 t. m 7:21 hi
Ccn'.erhili c 7:21 pm c6:47 am
Mr. Raymond Hudson spent
Sunday in Atlanta
2 or 3 more mules for sale on
time. Ed W. Watkins Jr.
Born "to Mr. and Mrs Self Sel
lers a fine girl T
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. Tankersley Bros. Co.
Notice slight change in <& N.
schedule in this issue, which
goes in effect Sunday ]
New line of stylish shirtwaist’s
and wash-skirts. Prices right
Tankersley Bros., Co.
Mr. C. A. Evans ard son, Al
hert, of Dyke, were in Ellijay
Friday
FOR RENT—A good. 2 story
li room house in El i,|av. a'so a
one horse farm on Cartecay river,
H. M. Ellington
Mr. Lewis Page, of Mountain
town, was here Tuesday on busi¬
ness
Tinkers!by's is the place to
buy your spring dress, see their
line Adv
Mr. J. C. Teem and son.
E. L., cf near Price-Creek, were
in to see us Tuesday
See our pew dress goods, tire
styles and prices are right
Tankersley Bros., Co
Mr. C. W. Kennemur, one
Dyke’s clever citizens, came in
to see us Saturday
All who owe the Massachusetts
Bond and Insurance Go., "please
pay E L. Greer, personally or at
office. E. L. Greer
Messrs ‘ L A K and A. F.
kev. . of Cartecay, • town .
were m
Saturday
Large work mare for sale, *-ash
or good notes, or will swap for
land or young cattle.
H. M. Ellington
m a a gjy^p ■ IS
On and After March 15th, we Will Pay
Following Prices :
YELLOW PINE Dimension $11.00 per Thousand
WHITE PINE $16.00 “
i & 2 No. i .Com. No 2,Com. \
POPLAR $35.00 $22 00 $11-00 ‘
OAK $35-°° $22.00 $11.qo *
SHIPPED BHOS, LUMBER CO.
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l to- p r r ‘ Z of Uakbiji, were in Ellnav
.
on business Wednesday
Mr. Lee P. Muikey, of Liclog.
j jOa.-l.lday wa « circulating oil our streets
j Tankersley Bros. have just
ceived the prettiest line of spring
J dress good ever shown in Ellnav J
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j C 1 Mr. ^DspeS J. P. Lini.a Evans and and ( Ol’rio, daught* of
' ’
; l)yke in Eliijr.y
! - were Saturday.
WANTED—Will buy for the
next two weeks, ^reen chestnut
fence post, 5 inches ancl up at!
small end, 7 feet long.
Ellijay Mercantile Co
Dr. E. C. Watkins and wife, :
of Brooklet, Ga.. are spending
.
several days with the doctor’s
parents, Dr. and Mrs. E VV. Wat
.
All parties oweing me must
settle by April 10th 1916 or the
accounts will be put out for col
lection
J. J. Chester. Gartrell, Ga
Hon. Ben F. Perry, State Bank
Examiner, was in Ellijay Friday.
Mr. Perry is an old newspaper
man ancl always comes in to tee
Die editor
A full line of men and chil¬
wren’s straw hats, caps, also
ladies’ and girl’s ready-to-wears
received.
Tankersley Bros. Co.
Miss Irene Wariick entertained
the young people with a Rook
party last Thursday evening,
where all present had a most de¬
lightful! time. Delicious punch
was sewed
P ocato Slips For Sale
PortoRieo yams and Nancy Hall,
will be ready from the 15th of
April to 1st of May. $1.50 per
thousand by express only.
j < T. Goode
Rt. 1 T’fton, Ga
NOT,CO TO MV PATRONS AND FRIENDS
-
I will only be in my office in
li jay, the first and second
in each month, fora while as
j have calls to visit other towns
and , villeges and , do , work. , Those
that want me to work for them
will please come the two first
weeks in each month
Respectfully
B B. Vandrrgrifp, Dentist.
CORSET Sx4.EE!
KZTSSSt
For a few days we offer the following' prices on corsets;
$ 1.00 Corsets .75 cents
$1.50 •• $ 1.00
$ 2.00 “ $1.25
$2.50 “ S150
$3.00 “ $ 2.00
This includes our entire stock of Madame Grace and American
Beauty corsets
Tankersley Sros. Co.
Mr. G. M. Bell, fertilizer in¬
spector, of Jasper, was in Ellijay
last Saturday looking after the
fertilizers.
Miss Alma Tankersley, of Dal¬
ton, who has been spending some
time with relatives here, returned
home Saturday
Col. Rosco3 Pickett, of Jasper,
was in Ellijay Sunday and while
publican mass meeting Saturday,
Mr. W. H. Ray. of Talking
Rock Rt. 2, was in Ellijay last
Friday and informed us that he
had the misfortune o,.,osi„ B
h “* hue young mule by raring
up, falling backward in the sta
b,e ’ killing herself lnst «ntly.
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Tax Receiver’s Notice
1 i will i be m Ellijay April 5th, _ ,
7th and 8 vh for the purpose
receiving tax leturns,
R. A. Pinson T. R.
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Contractor Wanted
To peel, slide and haul bark on
lot of land known as the Cham¬
bers lot,and lying about one quar¬
ter mile north of Moreland or¬
chard and corners a t Corner
Springs, Wire or call in person
for particulars.
M. E. Peeples
Ramhurst, Ga.
LET IS D9 YOUR DEiiTAL WORK
I am Located in Dr, Stock’s Office, Over the
Cole Drug Store? EiPjay, Ga.
In Office Every Day
Dr. R. W. SMITH, Dentist.
Farmers Union Notice
All claimants against Copper
Cos., are requested to meet me
in Ellijay Monday April 3rd with
their land deeds, in interest of
suits
J. T. Deweese Pres. No.69
Observe T e Warning.
A cold that promises to “hang on al! j
winter’- is to be dreaded. Prompt ac¬
tion should be taken at the first warn¬
ing cf a cold—sneezing, chilliness,
£“ XZJSZ X
| and croup. It clears air passages,
sto P s coughing, eases difficult breathing
So!d everywhere. Advt.
• TO THE PUBLIC
After this I will be in my office
in the Powell budding in Eilija
every Friday and Saturday. All
i parties oweing me for the Ellijay
| Courier, will please come a run¬
ning and make settlement I am
still writing Fire Insurance for
i several leading old Line Compa
i rues, I am also a commercial
(Notary Public, with a seal.
H. M. Eliington
INotice
I will keep my two fine jacks for ser¬
vice at my barn on Tickanetley this
season, one jack 5 years old, 14 1-2
hands high, fee six dollars, 3 year old
jack 13 hands high, fee five dollars, due
when mare proves to be in foal or trad¬
ed. I will not be responsible for acci¬
dents.
H. EDMONDSON
Roy, Ga.
Notice the ad of Dr. R. W.
Smith, of Yancevilie, N. C.. who
will be permanently located in
the Cole building. The doctor
comes highly reeomended and we
bespeak for him a liberal patron¬
age
The Fred Eh ring Amusement
Co , is in Ellijay all this week
with a street Carnival, and the
j saw-dust faus are having a great
j by informing us that in ail his
travels he never met i cleverer set
of people
Messrs H. I. Dover, of Moun
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three of Gilmers prominent cit'i
[this j zens, were in Ellijay one day
week
-Mr. L. B-Chastain, of Carte
, mmg.ing with his
was many
j inends here one day recently
; Read the advertisement in this
; issue of the M-cIian Grocery Co.,
the Ford automobile deafer
j for this county.. This car cant be
1 j W body ^ knows or thl 's the country, Ford, but therefore every
1 it needs no comment from us
Mr B. B.- France, of Route 2
Ellijay .
was in one day this week
We have added tlie following
$. names L. Reece. to our Snider; subscription list—
J. \V. Sel¬
lers, Ellijay;.I. L. Rack ley, Car
tecay; J, G. Anderson, Rov; Lee
Woodring. Rt. 2 ; John Hunni
cutt, Ellijay and C. A. Evans, of
Dyke.
Our new dress goods include
flowered and striped voiles.organ
dies, batistes, la,vns, marqui¬
settes, also ginghams, piques,
cotton foulards, silks, and beauti¬
ful woolen plaids and checks*
Tankersley Bros. Co.
I have in stock telephones, in¬
sulators, brackets, wire and batter*
ies. I represent the Western
Electric Co., and can fill your
wan { s } n telephone needs. Call
on me. B, S- Holden
Remember w e represent the
Western Electric exclusively in
Gilmer and keep a t all times
telephones, wire, insulators, bells
and all telephone accessories, and
do any kind o f repair work.
Call and see us.
Ellijay Telephone
Our Frost-Prooi Cabbage Plants grow
in the open —in snow and frost,
under Uie Blue Ridge foot hills,
and are extra hardy. Leading
varieties . Send 50c for 20uSi.00
for 500 post paid; 65c for
$1.00 for 1000, $4.00 for 5coo,
$7 .50 for to. 000 by expess. A=,k
for price list of Vegetable and
Flower Plants. Wakefield Plant
Farm, Chralotte, North Carolina.
How’s This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re¬
ward for any case of Catarrh that can¬
not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Hall's Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-five years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for
Catarrh. T-IaH’s Catarrh Cure acts thru
pelling the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex¬
the Coison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Hall’s Catarrh
Cure for a short time you will see a
great improvement in your genera!
health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh
Cure at once and get rid of catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
New Line of Up-To-Date
Eow-Cut Shoes
ALSO
Mens’, Boys’ and Ladies’ Hats
Prices Right
OSBORN BROS.
(Two Stores)
Roy «• - Georgia - - Dyke
—«
To Make Cotton
¥0y mo POTASH IN FERTILIZER
Do not risk crop shortage or possibly even crop FAIL*
URE for iack of this important plant food. The com¬
paratively small addition to the price of your goods for
this material is amply compensated to you in having a
COMPLETE EERTILIZER. such as you have used
profitably in the past, and which all experience has
proved to be essential for the best results. Remember
potash is a rust preventive, To insure best results,
use Read Red Diamond Fertilizers'.. We are using in
our brands GENUINE GERMAN POTASH
READ PHOSPHATE CO.
Nashville - - Tenn.
New Hope
Mr. James Chastain is pro¬
gressing fine in saw-milling
Mr. Grade Chastain, of Cop
perhill. visited homefolks a few
days since
Mr. J. W. Charles will move to
Copperhill in a short while
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Smith are
the proud parents of a girl
Preaching at New Hope every
second Sunday
Misses Cora Garren, Ethel and
May Key and Mrs. Lester Harper
visited Misses Katie and Missouri
Low Wednesday XYZ
OBSERVE THE WARNING.
A cold that promises to “hang
on nil winter” is to he dreaded.
Prompt action should he taken at
the first warning of a cold—sm-ez-
THE UNIVERSAL CAR?
With fifty ^branches—twenty-five assem¬
bling plants and nearlv 8,000 agencies in
all parts of the United States, Ford own¬
ers reap the benefit of the service rendered
by this wonderful organization. Average
cost for operation and maintenance is two
; cents a mile with real service whenever
nseded Touring Car $440; Runabout $390
(Joupelet $5«0; Town Oar $640; Sedan $740
f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at
McHAN GROCERY CO.
Ellijay Georgia
MOUNTAINTOWN district singinq
We have decided on account
of so much unfavorable weather,
the classes could not meet to,pre¬
pare for the contest singing in
the Mountaintown District Sing¬
ing Convention, that it would be
best to' put the convention off
from the 2 nd to the 5 th Sunday
in April. We hope this will please
all in the bounds of the conven¬
tion, as it will give all classes
more time to prepare, and will
not conflict with any church day.
Let ieverybody come and have a
good time,and we especially want
all the singers to come and take
part. W. Respectfully,
H. PLEMONS, Pres.
ing. chilliness, slight shivering
Foley's Honey and Tar makes a
quick work of coughs and i-r.iup,
It clears air passages, stops cough¬
ing, eases difficult breathing.
Sold everywhere.