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-Oc‘r. 0’19, How
MONEY
will
GROW
like just
corn
if you begin
BANKING
it.
THE GREATEST FACTS ARE-THE SIMPLEST ONES.
TWO AND TWO MAKE FOUR AND THEY MAKE IT VERY
FAST WHEN YOU BEGIN ADDING SOME MONEY EACH
YEAR TO WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE IN OUR BANK.
TIME GOES RAPIDLY BY AND SOON YOU’LL HAVE A
BIG BANK BALANCE.
IF YOU HAVE A BANK BALANCE ADD TO IT. IF YOU
HAVE NO BANK ACCOUNT, START ONE.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN OURBANK
THbBANK OF ELLIJAY
f j local personal
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LOUIVILLE Sr NASH
VILLE RAILROAD
Arriving and Departing
j Time at Ellijay, Ga,
I E lief live Sunday, June 27th, 1920
Leave Arrive
Unoxviiie ami North, 11’20 am 1:07 PM
Biuc'Kid^e andCopperbill 7 : 22 pm 6:26 am
Slarieita & Atlanta, i: 07 i*M ii: 20 am
Marietta & Atlanta 6:26 am 7:22 pm
Mrs- N- F. Parks had as hei
guests recently her brother and
.cousin, from south Georgia,
Morris Tankersley and Watkins
Edwards, who are attending N.
G. A. college at Dahlonega, were
at home first of the week.
Trim out the road and hitch up
all the gray mares there’s going
to be a bunch on the way to Ra¬
bun about next Wednesday morn¬
ing
Two stretches of River street
have been completed and within
another week the concrete sec¬
tion will be poured and the street
finished. •
All kinds of feed foi mules,
horses, cows and hogs at Burtz’s.
Mrs. Nettie Gsboin and Pres¬
cot Osborn spent several days at
the Fair in Atlanta. Prescot
says he has been in Atlanta on
business buying goods, as he is a
business boy.
LOST—one two year old black
and white spotted steer; split in
right, muley; had on bell when
last seen.
W T- Weeks, Ellijay, Ga.
COX
DRUG
STORE
Watch The Health of jour Children
Coughs, Colds,*Croup, Influenza and Pneumonia are
prevalent at this time of the year. For their protection
we suggest Castoria, Syrup of Figs, Vicks pnenmonia and
croup salve, Kelloggs tastiess Castor Oil.
Besides the above well known preparations, we keep
other valuable remedies for specific diseases
We are licensed druggists and can
take care of your prescription business*
If we haven't got what you want, we
will get it.
You will find Misses and Chil¬
dren’s Coats at Burtz’s Store.
Miss Iowa Parks has returned
home from Maritta, the Marietta
Knitting company, for whom she
worked, having closed down for
a few days.
The marriage of Miss Irene
Warlick and Mr. Stanton Howell,
of Valdosta, was solmenized at
the home her sister, Mrs. W. 0.
McMullan, in Hampton Thurs¬
day Rev McMullan officiating.
The many Ellijay friends of
Waldo Kirby were greatly shock¬
ed when a telegram reached here
Monday of his death from poisen
while in government service in
Turkish waters.
If you are looking for a bar¬
gain, buy your coats at Burtz’s
His prices will remind you of
prices before the war.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Robeson
and daughters, Mary and Harriet,
of Marietta, were the guests of
their aunt. Mrs. J. E. Tabor, and
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs- J - S
Hudson, last Sunday.
If the people would get inter¬
ested in the roads and work as
they do in the elections, we would
have better roads.
There will be an all day sing¬
ing at Clear Creek church next
Sunday, and we cordially invite
everybody to come and bring a
well filled basket, and we wilj
enjoy the day together. We ex¬
pect some good singers to te
present.
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E-AS-T ELLiIJAY
i-irenrbrl for l"-* week
Mr and Mrs. A W. West spent
the week-end with Mr. J. W.
j Clayton, of Pike, and report a
nice time and also plenty of ap
pies. No doubt Mr Clayton has
the finest orchard in the South.
Mr. John Loyd Smith has mov¬
ed hi? family here to make their
future home.
Messrs. Chas. A. Dean and J.
C. McDougal, of Atlanta, visited
A. W West this week. Mr Dean
was looking after the interest of
his orchard.
THIS WEEK
Mr. "’ill Gibbs, who has been
n school at Athens, has returned
home to spend a few weeks on
account of his health
Mr. J. W. Cla>ton and family,
accompanied b y Miss Mamie
Smith, spent Sunday with A. W
West and E. C. Weeks.
We learn that Mr. Bob Suddeth
has rented the A. W. West farm
and will move here soon. We
welcome him in our midst
Mr. Jim Smith, warden of the
state farm, spent the week-end
with friends and relatives 1 .e.
Foster, son of Mr- and Mrs.
Bud Smith, had quite a serious
accident last week when a widow
fell on his hand bruising and cut¬
ting it, but we hope not seriously •
He is getting along all right now.
Mr. W- S. Dobbs has returned
from Rome where he shipped a
car of apples and reports the mar¬
ket fairly good.
Yes, we have a barber shop in
East Ellijay now.
Everybody invited to attend the
Hallowe’en play to be given at the
school building here Saturday
night. A nice time is expected.
Let everybody come.
Mr. W. K. Reece is having
some improvements made on the
lot he purchased from Shippen
Brothers.
The merry-go-round has mov¬
ed. Jimplecute.
Best grade granulated sugar 15
cents per pound at Burtz’s.
LOST.—Two heifers. One two
yearsold, dark red, dehorned and
marked with smooth crop off
right. Other eight months old
red and white spotted and un¬
marked. Will pay reward.
S L. Parks, Ellijay, Ga.
Corn Hearts $3 35 per 100 lbs. ;
Tuxedo Hog Rations $4.00 per
100 lbs-; Yellow Corn Meal $3-15
per 100 lbs., and white shorts
$4 00 per 100 lbs., at Burtz’s store
for your hogs. See him for prices
on all kinds of feed.
The Ellijay 5 and 10 cent com¬
pany positively will close their
business January 1st. To do this
they are closing out their stock
at cost
Children Cry
FDR FLETCHER’S
CASTORIA
Oat’s corn, Tuxedo Chops and
hay for horses and mules at A.
H. Burtz’s store,
Let Goble and Milton do your
cleaning and pressing, they do
good work and you will always
find them in their shop in the
Watkins building.
Barbering
Cleaning
Altering
Pressing
Your work appreciate!.
For sale at bargain prices, reg
istered Durock pigs, bred sows,
bred gilts and one very fine ser¬
vice boar, all of the finest strain
and best blooded stock. Come and
make your selection or address
J W. Clavton, Pike, Ga.
.
LOST — October 10th. gents
gold ring, belcher style, broad j
top with octogan shape edges, j
carved W. W. W. and set with
red stone. Please return to Cole
Drug Co., or W. C. Sawyer and
receive liberal reward.
McHan 0a Road;
As we arc- nearing the lime to
make a decision who shall take
charge of the affairs of the coun
cy, and as I am not able to see
near all the people so I give you
some more of my views on the
good road move I am sure we
can have better roads by making
some changes in working them
We should at least have two pair
of-good mules with the necessary
sc ra P es and tools to do r0 * d work
with, , and keep them L on the lead¬
ing roads, keeping them well
worked and work all the cross
roads so the public can get to the
leading roads giving ever> section
its pro rata Making eveFy section
equal as to the work done on the
roads, making every day count,
and make all the roads passable
This I mean to do if the good peo
pie see fit to trust me w ith tin
affairs of the county. I shall ust
every effort to improve it in everj
way and with the best possible
care. So, if I don’t get to set
you. before Tuesday, Novembei
2 nd, and shake your hand, it is
not because I don’t want to. So
go to the polls and cast your bal¬
lot for the best interest of your
county and people. I close with
best wishes to all, and prosperity
for this dear old county of ours,
and may God’s blessings rest on
it. Respectfully,
J. T. McHan.
—Advertisement.
You will find the nicest line of
men’s clothing ever seen in Elli
jay at Burtz’s store at reasonable
prices.
Hon- Thos- M. Bell, candidate
for pa election to congress, was
in Ellijay Wednesday,
On Thursday night, October
21, fire at Jasper, which originat
ed in the Masonic Hall, destroy¬
ed the Masonic Hall with about
half of the stock of goods of U
G. Wheeler, who conducted a
general store on the lower floor
Also the plant and building ot
the Pickens County Progress,
the ware house of Richards &Co.,
with part of its contents; the of¬
fice of Dr. F. C. Richard, and al¬
so set some other buildings, but
these sustained only minor dam¬
age. A rat and a match are sup¬
posed to have started the fire
WINTER EGGS
“The first winter I used Dr. Le
Gear's Poultry Prescription, it
made me a lot of money. I have
6 i hens and sold in January
$ 44.00 worth of eggs, besides
what we used ourselves,’ —C. D.
McComrick, Irimo, Idaho.
A hen can’t moult and lay at
the same time. Poultry Raisers
who get an abundance of eggs,
use Dr. neGear’s Poultry Pre¬
scription, which pulls hens thru
the moult in .short order, tones
up the system and stimulates the
egg-producing organs without in
jury, if ; ou war t egas i s.is win
«•' g" -on.
ilr. lit. .,r' U.u > Prescrip¬
tion from your dealer right to¬
day. Dr. LeGror >s Ame-ica’s
fniemos! Ex u i P<niltr\ Breeder
and Veterinarian f or any ail¬
ment whatsoever ammg your
poultry or stock get his remedies
from your dealer. They must
arisf you, or your d aler will
refund sour money — Adv
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 talten
by catarrh sufferers for the past
thirty-five years, and has become
known as the most reliable rem ,dy for
Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure arts thru
the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex¬
pelling the Poison from the Blood and
healing the diseased portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Cure for a short time yor will see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Hall’s Catarrn
Cure at once and get rid of catarrh.
Send for testimonial a. free.
F. J. CHF.NET f-. CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Drugr-sts, 75c.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTOR I A
^Rang©tU Endures
When you buy a range, you want one that will last a long time
and continue to give good service as ldng as it lasts. That is why
you should investigate
Allen’s Range
,/They are made of the famous copper-bearing iron, rust-proof and durable, and the
.patented one-piece construction of top rim and body means that as the years go hy, there
are no joints to widen out and let in cold air to cool the oven and weaken the draft.
They are famous bakers, too, and the many devices for saving time and labor ma'
them a joy to the housewife. For instance, there is the 10-gallon copper reservoir a
joining the fire-box and insuring a constant supply of hot water. Then there are the hand
wa-ming cabinets, and the clean, roomy wanning closet with pipe behind it, whir,'
Iceeps food warm without drying it out.
ELLIJAY HARDWARE Cii.
IKSE ZOBiC kiiks.U., ,!?.<SEStjac
JUST
12 im
To f|et 10 per cent off ill
Osborn’s Store.
Remember moneysaved
is money made.
Blue Ridge Manufacturing Co
Blue Ridge, Ga.
i
Will buy dogwood and are paying
$14.00 per short cord of 128 feet f o.b
loading point. This wood must be
5 inches at small end W ill take pieces
as short as two feet,
Ready to pick up dogwood at any
time after being notified a few days
ahead.
VV. D. BROWN, Agent
IKs* A Good Si^n
that your liver’s out of order and your blood’s
weak and watery, when you wake uri with “an
awful taste in your mouth” and “about as
tired as when you went to bed.” Better get
busy with Dr. Thaeher’s Liver an.; Blood
Syrup. It’ll put your liver and bowels in
good shape and brace you up all over. Finest
kind of a FAMILY TONIC— in use for 68
years. On sale at your drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson, Carthage. Tex.: “We have
used Dr. Thacher’s Liver an 1 Blood Syrup for «nd many
years. It has been our culy doctor when &iok in
a run-down condition.”
THACHER MEDICINE CO.
Cha tt anooga, Tenn,, U. S, At
