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M. C. KING. PRES. J. E BARCLAY, MGR
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Ellijay, Ga
Jnst opening a complete stock of lumber and building mate
jial of every description, to supply the trade of Gilmer county
Our lii.e includes Flooring, Ceiling, Siding Shingles, Laths,
Doors, Windows, Builders Hardware, Brick, Lime, Cement,
Plaster,'Ready Roofing, Etc.
OUR SPECIALTY IS COMPLETE HOUSE PATTERNS
FOR CASH OR ON TERMS.
CALL AND SEE US. OFFICE AND YARD SOUTH OF
L. & N. DEPOT
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LOUIVILLE Sr NASH
VlLLE RAILROAD Departing '
Arriving and
Time at Kllijqy Ga,
Fffei tive Sunday, April 2nd, I.U6.
a Daily b Daily except Sunday c Sun¬
day cnly
Leave Arrive.
Knoxville and North, 11 • 35 a m i, 14 r
Blue Rid*eand Mnrpliy 7:21 p m6:47 am
^arietta & Atlanta, A t n ll G r 4 14 J pm i«:15 7:21 a M
: .* M SI
Ccppeihill c r, 7:21 o, pm c6:47 :im
N. L. Tankersley spent Tues¬
day night in Copperhiil
R. L. Ayers, ef Oakhil), was
in town Saturdav
Mr. G. G. Wright and daughter
Miss Laura, were in town Saturday
Mr. J. W. Wishon, of near Blue
Ridge, was in Ellijay Monday.
Mr. J. A. Jones, one of Boird
Town's clever citizens,was in El¬
lijay iast week
Messrs Gus Gartrell and Will
Chester, of Whitestone, were in
fcilijay last Saturday
I have Installed an up-to-date vul
see:
teed 'loat Davit, Jnsps<. ora.
Messrs L. U. Martin and H. S.
Atkins, of Cartecay, were in El-,
lijay last week
Read the advertisement of Drs.
Hughesar.d Mott, who will be here
nekt Wednesday, the 12th.
Don't fail to read the advetise
ment of Dr. B, B. Vandegriff in
Ill's issue, and take advantage of
Jus special prices for the next
sixty clays
FOR RENT—A good 2 story
6 room house in Ellijay, also a
one horse farm on Cartecay river.
H. M. Ellington
At the Sheriff's sale last Tues¬
day, Mr. Joseph Davis bought
the Herbig property and J C.
Allen the Tabor property
Floyd and Joe Chadwick, of
Pike, arrived here last Friday
from Las Cascares, Canal Zone,
where they have been in the
army. They are home on a three
months furlough, and came via
New York.
All who owe the Massachusetts
Bond and Insurance Co., Jplease
pay E L. Greer, personally or at
office. E. L. Greer
THE PEOPLE:
For the Next Sixty Days I Will do Dental Work at
Hard Time Prices
Call on me tor Prices and be Pleased and be
Pleasantly Surprised
Best Work Guaranteed and Best Material Used. I will
Guarantee \ ou that no man can give you any bettei. Call
on me the two first Weeks in Each Month
Dr. VANDEGRIFF.
q^ 3
( -°k Guy Roberts, of Marietta,
was ht * ro on business Wednesday.
CoI A H - Burtz and c. t.
McWhorter attended court at
Jasper Monday p m.
Mr. Eugene Rhyne, of the firm
of Rhyne Bros- Lumber Co., of
Cartersviiie, spent one night in
Ellijay last week
1 have installed an up-to-date vulca.
nizin g outfit for ouler cas ,„ gs . p riccs
reasonable, all work guaranteed
TOM DAVIS Jasper, Ga.
Dr, H. C. Owen, Sec'y. Atlanta
College of Pharmacy, spent a
couple of days with his brother,
C. F. Owen, at this place
Misses Bernice and Ruby Lee
Teem entertained the Rook Club
Thursday night of last week,
where all had a jolly good time.
Delicious ambrosia and cake were
served
FOR SALE-One Yoke of
oxen, red color, and well trained,
weight 2,000 lbs.
N. G- Roberts
EUijay, Ga.
We call your attention to the
ot near Jasper, <*.*■. ot his * seed «■*.
corn.
Mr. Allred has won the highest
prizes at the State Fair with his
curn . He is close by and his corn
is just as good as that you would
get from away off, so why not
give it a trial
All parties oweing me must
settle by April 10th 1916 or the
accounts will be put out for col¬
lection
J. L Chester, Gartrell, Ga
Mrs LouisaLoudermilk.who has
been sick for some time.diedTues
day morning at 10:30 o’clo.-k at
the home of her son-ir-law, Mr.
W. T. Sumler, at New Hope. She
was 82 years old and leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Hayes,of Texas,
and Mrs- Sumler, of near town
Mrs. Sumler was buried at New
Hope Wednesday, services Hogan.! were I
conducted by Rev. N. R.
Mr. Loudermiik, was a Confed-!
erate soldier and was killed at‘
Savannah during the civil war
LOST— A pocket book in
near Ellijay containing one
dollar bill and some receipts.
Finder please leave at Times
Courier office or return to owner.
O F. Carroll
Ellijay, Rt. 2
Mr. J. W. DeBord, of Fry, Ga-,
and who holds a good position
with the Tennessee Copper Co.,
wants us to send him the Times
Courier. Mr, DeBord says there
a> e several of the Gilmer boys up
there and that all are holding
good jobs
Col- and Mrs. A. H. Burtz
entertained the Rook club iast
Tuesday evening, which was en¬
by ad to the fullest- The
game was played progressively,
Miss Ruby Lee Teem and Chas.
winning the prizes
by scoring the highest, and Col
Burtz winning the booby prize.
Delicious punch was served
I have installed an up-to-date
vulcanizing outfit for outer ca¬
Prices Reasonable, all
guaranteed
TOM DAVIS Jasper, Ga.
Misses Rebie Allen and Bernice
Teem left Thursday for Etowah
where they will be the guests of
Mrs. R. E. Smith for several days
Rev. McNeal and family, have
moved from Biue Ridge to this
occupying the Greer house
to the hotel. Rev. McNeal
accepted the call and will
the Ellijay Baptist Church
year, holding services two
a month, the 3rd and 4th
" e extend a welcome to him and
family
We have added the following
to our subscription
L. F. Cochran, Lielog Gu,; C. Q.
Weaver, L;e!og, Ga.; C. W. Nealy
Ac worth, Ga.; J. W. DeBorue
and Wyley Posey, Fry, Ga.
Millions of P otato Plants
$1-40 per thousand, 5000 or
more $1 30 per thousand, vari¬
eties, Nancy Hal), Portorico,
Triumph, South Ga.Yams. Ready
to ship April 15th. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. Re¬
ference bank of Rebecca.
Rebecca Plant Co.
Rebecca, Ga.
Tax Receiver's r Notice
j„
] will be in EUijay April 5th,
7th and 8th for the purpose of
receiving tax returns,
R. A. Pinson T. R.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTO R I A
LET US DO YOUR DKHTAL 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.
P oiato Slips For Sale
PortoRico yams and Nancy Hall,
will be ready from the 15th of
April to 1st of May- $150 per
thousand by express only.
v \. T. Goode
Bb •* T’fton, Ga
Observe T e Warning.
A cold that promises to ‘‘hang on all
winter” is to be dreaded. Prompt ac¬
tion should be taken at the first warn¬
ing of a cold-sneezing, chilliness,
siight shivering. Foley’s Honey and
Tar makes quick work of coughs, colds
and croup. It clears air passages,
tops coughing, eases difficult breathing
Sold everywhere. Advt.
TO THE PUBLIC
After this I will be in my office a,
in the Powell budding in Ellijay
! e very Friday and Saturday. All
! parties oweing me for the Ellijay
Courier, will please come a run
n j n g and make settlement- I am
stiff writing Fire Insurance
(several leading old Line Compa
!nies, I am also a commercial
! Notary Public, with a seal.
H. M. Ellington
Atlanta Specialists
Coming April 12.
Health restored, Growths on the
Eyes Removed, Cataracts
. Absorbed and Cross Eyes
Straightened W'ithcut
Knife or Pain by
New Method
Consultation Free
Dr. J. R. Hughes and Ker.non
Mott, the eminently successful
ey e and chronic disease specialists
of Atlanta, are coming again to
Ellijay. This is a boon to those
suffering from bad eyes, ears.
nose, throat,nervousness,stomach
trouble, catarrh,
rheumatism, dropsy and all dis¬
eases of the body These noted
specalists have succeeded where
others fail, so see them. Special
absorbent treatment of Adenoids
and-Tonsils without knife or pain.
Diseases and the eyes of women
and children successfully treated.
In some cases eyes are corrected
so that glasses are not needed
Bee them at the Hyatt Hotel
Wednesday, April 12th from 8
a. m- to 12 noon only.
G- B. Hurlbutt, Th. M. Pastor
Services every Sunday
Temporary quarters, Odd Fel¬
low’s Hall.
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Song practice. Friday, 7:30 P- M.
at home of Mr- M. I. Teem,
this week
Prayermeeting Wednesday 7 ’30
P. M- Everybody cordially invited
OBSECVK THE WASHING.
«. J cold that promises th “hang
on all winter” is to he dreaded.
Prompt action should be taken at
tlie first warning of a cold—sm-ez
iug, chilliness, slight shivering
Foley’s Honey and Tar makes a
quick work of coughs and < r ,up,
lr, clears air passages, stops cough¬
ing, cases difficult breathing.
Sold everywhere.
I have in stock telephones, in¬
sulators,brackets, wire and batter
I represent the Western
Electric Co., and can fill your
wants in .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-Proof Cabbage Plants grow
in the open—in snow and frost,
under the Blue Ridge foot hills,
and are extra hardy. Leading
varieties. Send 50 c for 200 . $ 1.00
for 500 post paid; 65 c for 500 ,
$ 1.00 for 1000 , $ 4.00 for 5 coo,
$ 7 - 5 ° for 10.000 by expess. A 3 k
p r j ce jj st 0 £ Vegetable and
pi ower plants. Wakefield Plant
Farm, Chralotte, North Carolina.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind YOUHflVG A!W3]fS BOUght
Bears the
Signature of l
22? BUSHELS OS OHE ACRE
-WITH
Allred's LargeImprovedProlificCom
i he Above Yield was Made Here on mv farm and
1 Offer you the Same Seed that I Plant at
Shelled Corn $4.00 per bu
Ear Corn $5.00 per bu.
Don t get the idea because this corn was grown close by
that it is not equal to that shipped from away oft
'look every prize at the State Fair in 1913-14, alsQ
nist prize in 1915 on best twelve stalks
Write or come to see the corn for yourself, so you can tell
what you are buying
M. W. ALLRED Jasper, Rt. 4, Ga.
To Make Cotton
YOU NEED POTASH IN FERTILIZER
Do not risk crop shortage or possibly even crop FAIL¬
URE for lack 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
COMPLET E EER1ILIZER. 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.
Cherry Log I
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin visiting) Hill !
from Blue Ridge, was
homefolks Saturday and
We learn that Mr. Harley Sear
cey went to Copperhiil Sunday
C. C. Jones from Copperhiil,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
homefolks. He reports every¬
thing on a boom up there
Miss Leila Brigman has gone
to Etowah to go to school
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whitaker
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
A. L- Stewart
J- W. Jones is a Sunday visit¬
or to Rock Creek
Wonder what has become of
the boy that passed through so
often
Annie We are sorry to say that Hope) Missj
Hice is very sick.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
More than ONE MILLION now in use—
500,000 more to be sold this year. No other
motor car in the entire world has such a
wonderful record for service This year’s
lower prices mean the same Ford car of
quality and reliability for less money—
that’s all. Touring Car $440;Runabout $190
Coupelet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan $740
f, 0 . b. Detroit. On sale at
Me HAN GROCERY CO.
Ellijay Georgia
hi.r a speedy recovery
The Misses Harpers were the
of the Misses Jones Sun - 1
afternoon
There will be preaching at Mr.
Allen’s the 3 rd Sunday in
Everybody invited
Mammy’s Baby
Bruises, Sores, Burns, Wound)
and Piles
quickly healed with Arrica Salve.
It prevents infection, is antiseptic,
soothing, healing. Try it -once.
Money Back If It Fails.
The Original and Genuine.
Bucklen’s
Arnica Salve
Heals the Hurt
All Druggists and Dealers, 25c.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
OASTORI A