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-•dE BARTOWTRIBUNE The CARTERSVILLE NEWS. Published Weekly on Thursday RTBUNE PUBLISHING CO. (INCORPORATED) Subscription Hales: .00 per year. 50c for six month*. 25c for three months. Advertising rates furnished upon £ >p!ication. Proper notice of deaths will al ,ays be published without charge sOon as we learn of them, but 'rmal obituary notices sent in later ill be charged for at regular ad jrtising rates. We reserve th* ght of editing all items published. Enlered as second-class matter, bruary 17, 1910, at the post offic* Carte'rsville, Ga., under the Aet March 3. 1879. . he Chautauqua This Week. Beginning Thursday of this week, e Lincoln Chautauqua, one 6l the aest organizations of Its kind in the ition, will furnish a week of enter inrnent by means of noted lecturers id speakers and musical organiza ans composed of the very best talent 'ailable. Paid at the gate, the single admis ons for this wonderful, rich and big eek’s program amounts to $5.40, but ■■ the purchase of season tickets one 111 gain the right to see each and ery for $2.50, transfer ee only among members of the fami of the owner. f , Out of the proceeds of the sale of ason tickets only, the Y. M. 0. A., • Cartersville, will derive a substan -11 benefit, and for that reason the timbers and friends of the associa >n earnestly urge and are campaigiT k for a sale of season tickets, gain ‘h nothing from the sale of single mission tickets at the gate. For all those who are seeking infor lition and entertainment of the high -1 order, the Lincoln Chautauqua can , 1 recommended. There are those who , ipose carnival performances and mid jy shows. These have been loud in ..pressing their opposition to the , l mty fair for having a midway. , ese will be given an 'ough the character of the entertain , r n.t furnished by the chautauqua as ■ iiation to patronize an altogether rthy enterprise which places before > public nothing at all subject to ticlsm. Clean, pure and uplifting in its features, the chautauqua to be | GRAND MILLINERY SALE We have divided our spring Millinery Stock into three lots and have priced them below the whosesale cost. They are all splendid styles and are in no sense leftovers, but the cream of the market. lot i. 2 Oft Hats worth $6 to SIO.OO at pOVO These are shapes of Hemp, Lisesre, etc., made hats of Georgette Crepe in black and all colors. LOT 2. TA Hats from $4 to 7.50 at These are black and the other good colors in the latent shapes We advise an early selection* so that you may be sure of being suited. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY. SCHEUER BROTHERS I given, in Cartersville this week and j next will bring here noted educators, splendid lecturers, statesmen, singers and masters of the many musical in struments. There will be fun of the i finest order, patriotic tableaus, and every form of entertainment that ear iit s its appeal to the public, will he j furnished by the very best talent to be secured. It is hoped that Cartersville and Bar tow county people will manifest their j appreciation by attending the chautau qua'tlaily,— that they will do more than thjs thrpugh the purchase of season tickets from the X. M. C. A., of Cartersville, is to he benefitted. Friends of the association having an interest in boyhood and young man hood of the city, more seriously inter ested now than heretofore because of the likelihood of young men being called to the colors, are eager and anx ious that the Y. M. C. A. be furnished with means by which it can furnish attractive environment, healthful and engaging physicaj exercise and diver sions and entertainment that will at tract as against the tempting pitfalls that are otherwise provided in all com munity life. An active ticket sale campaign is being conducted. Young boys, them selves the beneficiaries of a well con ducted Y. M. C. A., are soliciting sales of season tickets. Several young ladies are co-operating in the same work, and this week the women of the Cherokee Club have joined hands in the cause and are throwing the force of their personality and interest into the cam paign for a bigger and Better, broader and more completely equipped Y. M. C. A. Business men, who have great rea son to recognize the value of the man power, are championing a general pat ronage of the chautauqua, both be cause of the excellence of the enter tainment furrflshed as well as the ben efit the proceeds from the season tick et sales will supply, and thus the real citizenship of Cartersville is back of a worthy organization furnishing en tertainment, profitable information and amusement on its own account end because a worthy association will reap great benefits from th% general patronage that will be furnished the former. We trust that every well wisher of Cartersville’s present and future citi zenship, that every citizen possessing civic pride and interest will, not only attend the performances which are in every way worthy and commendable, THE BARTOW TRIBUNE-THE CARTERSVILLE NEWS, MAY 17, 1917. but ihat they wilj purchase a season ticket which will insure more regular attendance of themselves and family. In the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Georgia. • In re- Oliver \V. Tate, Bankrupt. No. 867 In Bankruptcy. A petition for discharge having been filed in conformity with law by above named bankrupt and the Court having ordered that the hearing upon said pe tition be had on June 16th, 1917 at ten o’clock A. M"., at the United States District Court room, in the city of At lanta, Georgia, notice is hereby given tc all creditors and other persons in interest to appear at .said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharge should not be granted. By J. C. PRINTUP, Deputy Clerk' O. C. FULLER, Clerk. SOLDIER BOYS REMEMBERED BY W. C. T. U. AND L. T. L. The boys at Camp Etowah express their gratitude to the members of the AV. C. T. U. and the L. T. L. who, in honor of Mothers Day, last Sunday came out to Camp Etowah laden with good things to eat for the soldier boys. The feast was highly enjoyed by all and greatly assisted in the observance cf the spirit of the day, and ail honor was paid to mothers. YOUNG MEN GO INTO OFFICERS TRAINING CAMPS. Mr, George Crouch left Friday af ternoon for Fort Oglethorpe, Chicka mauga Park, where he has been ac cepted in the officers training school. * * * Mr. Joel Fite left Friday for Fort McPherson, Atlanta. * * * Air. W. E. Queener, who made his home here for several years as princi pal of the high school, and has been for the past year superintendent of the Acworth schools, has also been accepted and is at Fort McPherson. * * * Air. Soloman J. Henson was accept ed and has assumed his position among those who are receiving train ing a' Fort McPherson. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Your driifrcrist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14days. The first application gives liase and Rest. 50c. Bread may he scarce this winter. Potatoes are the best substitute for bread. I will furnish you plans and methods for saving potatoes. Southern Bell Tel ephone Cos., will locate plants for you and furnish prices free. Place your order at once. C. H. COX, County Agent. LAND TO LEASE. We have 250 acres of fine land on farm seven miles west of Cartersville cn which the timber has been cut, that we want to have cleared. We re willing to furnish houses and give two free crops to have this put into culti vation. Also giving whatever timber that is left on the land. Write T. J. Lyon, 46-50 West Alabama St., At lanta, Ga. Sit Steady in the Boat $ / There is nothing more unpatriotic that a man can do at this time than to get panicky about his own business, and imagine that because war has been declared every .kind of commerce, including his own, is going to the demnition bow wows. In the first place we don’t know how this war is going to affect us—nobody knows —it may be over before it has had a chance to hurt us in a business way—and op the other hand it may last a long time and force every one of us to bend every effort to keep our own affairs going.But whichever way it turns out, there is only one sane and sensible thing for us to do now, and that is to sit steady in the boat and keep on pulling at the oars. Let each one, instead of throwing up his hands and letting things drift, pull just a little harder than ever. If the war makes it harder to get business, let’s ail work harder and get business. Let us all do our share— those of us who cannot go to the front—toward maintaining solid prosperity at home. This is sound patriotism as well as sound business. We will be on the job all the time, war or no war, so if you need any drugs just call us and you will get them in a hurry. Gilreath-Champion Drug Cos. A SAFE DRUG STORE. LOT 3. ♦ , _ J Hats worth from 2.50 1 QQ to 3.50 at . lxO * These Hats are Hemps, Milans and Chips. Al! good styles and colors. FOR SALE , We have several small and large show cases, long SQda counter with mar ble top, and two large pump oil tanks, which we will sell cheap. Gilreath=Champion Drug Cos. “A Safe Drug Store”