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PREMIUMS AWARDED BY COUNTY FAIR (Continued l'rbm page three) well, Adairsville. Shorthorn heifer —First, Chas. Max* well, Adairsville; second, Chas. Max well, Adairsville. Shorthorn bull—First,V. W. Burns, Adairsville; second, M., D. McMaree, Cass Station, Ga. Shorthorn calf —First, Chas. Max well, Adairsville; second, W. W. Trimble, Adairsville. Berkshire boar —First, R. Byron, City; second,- ft. Pyron^Citv. Berkshire sow---Finn, R. Pyr-n, City. Berkshire gilt—First, R. Pyron City; second, Mrs. It, S. Munford. Poland China boar—First, I‘Jenry ay burn, Taylorsville. Negro Department. For best and most complete display or agricultural products by 1 farmer— First, Leroy Patterson, Adairsville; second, Frank Watson, Stiles boro. Single stalk cotton—First, Charlie Murphy, City R. 5; second, M. R. Perkins, Stilesboro. Bundle of wheat —First, Willie Smith, Cass Station; second, Simon Edwards, Cass Station, R. 1. Bundle of oats—First, Simon Ed wards, Cass Station, No. 1. Ten ears corn—First, Charlie Mur phy, City R. 5; second, Charlie Beav er, Cassville; third, James Perkins, Stilesboro. Six stalks corn First, Charlie Beaver, Cassville; second, Willis Wise, City No. 1. Six stalks sorghum—First, Aiix •Little, Stilesboro; second, Clem Green, Stilesboro. Peck Wheat—First, Charlie Mur phy, City R 5; second, Leroy Patter son, Adairsville. Gallon sorghum seed—First, Leroy Patterson, Adairsville; second, M. R. Perkins. Stilesboro. Collection of field peas'-First, Hat ftie D. Moore; City; second, Edward Hardy, City R. 1. Collection of beansr—First, Anthony Wofford, Cass Station. Collection of vegetables—'First. Ned Wade, Cassville. Peck sweet potatoes—First, Charlie Murphy, City R. 5; second, Leroy Pat terson, Adairsville. Peck Irish potatoes—First, F. W. Watson. Stilesboro; second, Leroy Patterson, Adairsville. Largest pumpkin First, Clem Green, Stilesboro; second, Pat terson, Adairsvttlle. Gallon dried apples— First, Hattie D. Moore, City; second, Cora Perkins, City. Gallon peanuts'—First, Leroy Pat terson; second, Charlie Murphy, City. Display of home cured meats-First, Ladies’ Union Suits 75c. Bleached, 2 styles, high neck, long sleeves and ankle length, or round neck, short sleeves and ankle length. Suits Dresses Coats ♦ The Express has brought to us many wonder ful new styles in Dresses, Suits and Coats. These are the latest winter styles, many of them fur trimmed; the colors are navy, tan, brown, plum, green and black. 4 Ladies’ New Coats Ladies’ Serge Dresses Ladies’ Coat Suits 12.50,19.00,18.50,29.00/ 110,12, 19,19.50,24.50 12.50,19.50,21.50,23,25 House Dresses $1.50 —t052.50 $2.50 The famous Electric Brand, self conform ing; adjustable, light and dark patterns. J. W. Vaughan & Cos. Phone 122 Cartersville, Ga. | Charlie Murphy, City R. 5; second, , Willis Wlise, City R. 1. •Gallon home made iard —First, Cora j Perkins, Stilesboro; second, Willis | Wise, City R. 1. Quatt sorghum—First, Leroy Pat ! terson, Adairsville; second, Jessie | Carson, City li. 2. , Best and most complete display of table comforts and canned goods— First, Nora Jones, City. Port'd butter —First, Julia .Mont gomery, City R; second, Mrs. Belle i Watt on, Stilesboro. 1 Pound cake -Fi:st, Grace Goods, 9‘tlesboro. Layer cake—First, Mattie McCoy, j. City; -pe/jncl. Not a J nes. City. Quart huckleberries First, Bessie i Fields, Stilesboro; second, Nettie Dob "on, Stilesboro. Quart peaches—-First, Rena Wof ford, Cass Station; second, Cora Rob erson, City K. 3. Quart blackberries Fiiat, Nettie I Dobson, Stilesboro; Second, Gr e Goode, Stilesboro. Collection of fruit, 3 kinds —First, Grace Goode, Stilesboro. Quart pear preserves First, Nora Jones, City; second, Young, City. Quart apple preserves—First, Net tie Dobson, Stilesboro; seeond, Grace Good, Stilesboro. Quart peach preserves—First, Nora Tones, City R; second Helen Young, Cavtersville. Collection of jellies—First, Cora, , Robinson, City R. 3; second, Grace Goode, Stilesboro. Collection of jams—First, Norlf Nora Jones, City. Quart tomatoes—First, Mrs. W. R. Moore, City; second, Mrs.-. Alvin Da f, City. Quart beans—First, .Airs. W. R. Moore, Citv; second, Mahaley Riley, City R. 3. Collection of canned vegetables, 3 j kinds—First, Nora Jones, City R: sec- ; ond. Mrs. Alvin Day, City. Quart chow chow First, Grace j Goode, Stilesboro. Quart peaches—First, Lula Jones, : City No. 1. I Quart cucumbers First, Temple Hilser, City R. Best and most complete display of hand and machine work by one woman—First, Mrs. S. F. Conyers, City, Wofford St. Crochet, any kind —First, Mrs. Ora Moss, City; second, Mrs. Lou Mc- Crary, Cass Station. Pair pillow cases First, Sallie i Browdens, Emerson; second. Airs. W. j R. Aloore, City. Embroidery-First, Sallie .Browdens, Emerson; second, Helen Young, City. Corset cover —First, Sallie Brow dens, Emerson; second, Mrs. W. R. Moore, City. Best collection of Ellen 'Price, City; second, Ellen Price, City. School exhibit —First, Mrs. A. W. iohnson, City; second, Belle Wofford. J. W. VAUGHAN & CO, Phone 122 & wlm THE BARTOW TRIBUNE-THE CART EVSVILLE NEWS. NOV. 8, 1917. Cass Station. Exhibit raffia work—First, Anna W. Johnson, City. Exhibit woodwork —First, Anna W. Johnson, City; second, Belle Wofford, Cass Station. Exhibit sewing— First, Belle Wof ford, Cass Station; second, Anna W. Johnson, City. Collection canned fruits First, Charlotte Edwards, Ci’y R. 1; second, Lucile Harris, Stilesboro. Collection of canned vegetables— First, (’hajiotte Edwards City R- 1. Collect: of jeH'ies- Fir-t, Char lotte Edwards, City R. 1. Quart canned tomatoes -Firsi, .Jos ephine Brans on, Cass Station, j Best tatting—Fir l, Mary Smith. C - Station. Be.- drawing'—First, Tojn Bel, Sim r oi, Stilesboro. Best apron—First, Estelle Y ung ! t tersviile; sec nd, Etejl?* Yom-’ ■t ;t tersviile. Best school dress—First, Ruth Rob inson, City R; second, Josephine Bra nson, Cass Station Crochet First, Sylvia Richard, City R. 2; second Nannie Richard, City R. 2. Raffia basket—First, John W." Da niel, Stilesboro. Wood work by boy under 13i —First, Julius Canty, Cass Station. Wood work by boy under 13—First, John F, Datson, Stilesboro. Cook apron by child under 13-First, Lillie Gay, Stilesboro. School dress by child under 13 — First, Janie Riley, City R. 3. Best record by canning club girl— First, Alena Milner, City No. 1; sec ond, Leah Davis, Cass Station; third, Oliver Lee Carson, City No. 3. Best exhibit—First, Maggie Pert Tins, ftilesborc; second, Louise Carson. City No. third, Maud Knowles, Emerson. Best story of garden—First, Lily Canty, Cas-s Station; second Nannie t Richards, City No. 2. Best apron—First, Mary E. Smith, Cass Station; second, Nannie Rich ards, City No. 2. Best record by corn club boy-First, W. R. Scott, Stilesboro; second, John 11. Daniel, Stilesboro; third, Homer Brown, Cass Station. Best ten ear exhibit —First, W. A. 'Sct>tt, Stilesboro; second, John W. Daniel, Stilesboro; third, Frank Dob gon, Stilesboro. Best story of acre—First, W. A. fScott, Stilesboro: second, John W. t'aniel, Stilesboro. msi Quick-Easy Shines Tan-Black-White SOLD IHTHE BEST STORES E-Z GLEANERS DRESSINGS American Lady Corsets There are American Lady Corsets in an almost unlim ited range of styles—in front lace and back lacc designs—among them there is one or more models which will be perfect for “your” needs. Prices range , SI.OO, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 , 2.50, 3.0 V, 3.50 , 5.00 Cartersville, Ga. A BIT OF ADVICE. pj rs t _ Don’t Delay. Second Don't Experiment. If jou suffer from backache; head aches or dizzy spells; if you rest poor ]V',U(] n r e languid in the morning; if the" kidnev secretion p re irregular and unt'tural do not delay. In such th< kidneys Pen need help. p (; n- Kidr- •• I’-l’ are especially |.... ei ,a;*f-d for kidi ey tr-üble. They "in b Can* Carter v ile n ite"- desire more (pnv -, , | - , f (if their effectiveness t' an re tv> rrrevt of r Cartersville cit iV who has u-eff”them and will ingly t! stifles to thel worth? vji .m, Harr 5 r Market Street, . a . . " T am glad to rerommend Doan’s Kidn m'!’;. i ha’e used them at differ ex t time- in t'-e past twelve ; V( at s when I have suffered backache r other trouble with my kidneys They have always removed these ail ments.” Price GOc, at all dealers. Don’t fimply ask for a kidney remedy—get 'Doan's Kidney Pills—the same That Airs. Harrison had. Foster-Alilburn i’o., Alfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Advt. FOR SALE —Crystal Wax Bermuda Onion Plants, $1.25 per thousand. SI.OO in ten thousand lots. Ready for shipment December Ist. Six hundred dollars realized from two hundred fifty-five crates- onions last year. Ber nard Cos., Fort McCoy, Florida. t ——■ —— SALESMAN WANTED — By estab lished manufacturer of established line. To call on retail trade selling through the jobbers in local territory. Address manufacturer, care of ihiis paper. ANNOUNCEMNT. To the Voters of the City of Carters ville: __ / Each of the undersigned hereby an nounces his candidacy for the position of alderman of said city under the new charter recently adopted. P. C. FLEAIISTER, H. H. GREEN, 7. AT. JACKSON. CARTERSVILLE PHYSICIAN SUR PRISED. “Hearing of some good results from the use of Alayr’.s Wonderful Remedy 1 decided to try it on a chronic case of indigestion and gastritis I was inter ested in. Alter the first dose the pa tient was relieved of gas trouble and was soon able to eat rpdishes and most everything else he had not eaten in years. It removes the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes ♦practically all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including appendici tis. One dose will convince or money refunded. —Advt. Baby Caps 3Sc In white, red, navy, gray, etc., knitted, silk and wool caps, caps to fit babies from one month to two years old, and all worth double. GIRLS! ITS YOUR STEP THAT ATTRACTS! , 6ays Women Pay Too Much Heed to Their Face Instead of Their Corns. Watch your step! . A brisk, lively Step is what charms more than a love-! Ty skin, lu_ your h'uh heel ave caused c rns and y; u imp a li t e That’s bad, girls, ad you know i . Corns do--troy In t ad grace, be-, sides corns a:e very e ■ -.- t > remove. I Rid yctir fee! of eve’ ■- corn by a-k - drug st re fa quarter of •an ounce f free; one Thi vrfl 1 or t little Jp.it. I- uffie'en t ■ ■ ev <y ’hard .or shft err or cell", f* u. ve's feet. A few dr-ijr-' ap Ted dvr-'etly upon a tender, toueby-em- n -eK (*>''< s the sore ness and m the < ;j-e cv-rn root "•nd all. lif - rlgh out wi I out pain. T’nis ft one a m substance which dries in-tat t’y and sinv.t'v shrivels up the corn wi- nut inflanv u or ev*i imitating the surrounding fkin. Women nrajf keep in mind that corn less feet ereafe a youthful step which enhances her attractivene-s. FOR SALE! With only a few bushels left of Georgia and Abruzzi Rye, will close out at $2,25 per bushel. A. H. HALL, Highland Farm. wf 1 'WK' 'WBk. jdk Hf | I v JBBSKk BE ■ SHOE POLISHES 2 V*ni ® “ , nia 4 e for every use. For Black Shoe*, "2 ml Black (paste) and "2 in 1 Black Combination” (paste and White Shoe*, “2 in 1 White Cake" (cake) and 2 mlWhUeLrquid * (liquid); for Tan Shoes, "2 in 1 Tan" (paste) and 2in 1 Tan Combination** (paste and liquid), 16c Black—White—Tan 10c P. P. DALLEY CO. of New York. Inc. Buffalo. N. Y. QUICK —HANDY—LASTING J. R. YOUNG C. D. SMITH YOUNG & SMITH . Successors to John R. Young & Cos. REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS Also contractors for Concrete Work Located in the Grand Opera House Bldg. CartersviUe, - Georgia REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE No. 19S —Throe good 4-room houses, nicely located and rented to R. R. employes. Tor sale at a bargain No. 507—A good well improved Ijjfl-acre farm. Nicely located near Pirm Log. For sale and would consider exchange in part for other property. No. 415—A 5-room residence with good barn. large rich garden and poultry yard. Well located close in. For sale at a bargain.. No. 635—A good 200-acre farm, mostly bottom land. Well located east of Adairsville. One of the best in thecounty. For sale at a bargain. No. 60-3—A nice 5-room residence. Nicely located on Forrest Ave. For sale at a bargain. No. 696—A good Polk County iarm, i 20/acres, well* improved. Located 5 miles from Cedartown. For sale on easy terms. Would exchange for Martow County property and pay or take the balance. No. 697—Three houses 1 and lots located on Summer Hill. Rented to col ored people. Has to be sold and you can buy them* at a bargain on easy terms. We are getting inquiries nearly every day for both large 'and small farms and'would like to have your property on our lists, which will cost you nothing until we find a trade for it that you will accept. Will have more to say in this space next week. YOUNG & SMITH. THE BILLY SUNDAY ATLANTA REVIVAL HAS BEGUN AND there w i 1"1 be p^ plenty doing every ;f v 'T-l SUNDAY minute of Mr. Sunday’s *'•' - stay. Head the complete >* -■ storv everv dav in "4 X--V T'WS Mm*. THE DAILY GEORGIAN \ and SUNDAY AMERICAN & - ‘ “The South's Greatest Newspapers” Every Sermon in Fuii "Hi" Sunday Hu a daily article exclusively in The Georgian. Or. George G. Dowry's famous Bible Lee tons aaacar every Saturday in The Georgian Send $A Aft and get The | * ww Georgian and jLAmerlcan for re . mali-rier of revival (about teven weeks.) who aubaerlba thl* waok. . want ED—To sell my 6 . passenger, GO horse Cole “ fler or W rade for small property. Machine cost $2,850 Z t has been run less than Boaq n -* Good as new. This machine' is for i m a real bargain. W. H. Field. !jread ls the sta ff of life, tbe „ f Tlp - Top WHENEVER. YOU WORD DIARRHOEA C R TERY THINK OF C. C. C CORF4 CHOLERA CORDIAL. IF you DON BELIEVE IT THE BEST AND Moll HARMLESS REMEDY FOR T Hpcl DANGEROUS TROUBLES A 25 c TLE WILL CONVINCE YOU - YOUNG BROS. DRUG CO m t_. ang, _ rila _ * p,les Cured In 6to 14 Day s Your drufrs'ist will refund tin,, OINTMENT falls to cure any c„ s J Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles ' ‘“l. The first application gives Ease and R°‘, anda '> The GEORGIAN AND AMERICAN, Atlanta. Ga.: I inclose SI.OO. Please send me The Georgian 4nd Sunday American for rema.nd of the Billy Sunday revival (about freven j Name j •a • i Street or Box i ' / | Town w 6tate ,