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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1918)
Taylor Maid Bread Three Loaves for 25c Twelve Tickets for SI.OO Th;e are the prices suggested by the Food Administration, and it is our purpose at aH time* to conform to the law in every particular. We are supporting the Government. We will appreciate YOUR Support, TAYLOR’S BAKERY Phone No. 28 Bank Block Do You Know Why Loyalty Is Like Charity? The answer is very easy indeed. let it seems a trifle difficult to beat the stern truth of it into some folks' head or consciences. The. argument of Home Gom*r that Info say, -roods manufactuied UcaJly t gather strength every day. basic facts are the same. The economic fundamentals do not change. JBut conditions do change, and conditions today are prime for the the expression of the genuine artieleof LOYALTY "A..citizen fails in his loyalty to his community aud to himself when he falls to support those industries upon which the prosperity of his communi ty depends. . -Money that is sent outside in exchange for commodities is lost to the community whence it is sent. But that by no means comprehends the to tal of injury suffered by the home community- assuming, of course tha: the commodity imported has its counterpart in a product of local manufac ture, because the local manufacturer has proi*ortionately less demand for his product and can afford, therefore to employ proirortlonately less labor and has proportionately less ability to pay wages aud taxes, and the tax able value of bis establishment is proi>ortfonately decreased. ‘ Thus the community suffers on account of the loss of every dollar that i sent away for merchandise that could be bought at home. and thus the citizen can contribute mater ialty to the prosperity of his comniu nity by contributing to the success of his home town's industries and the prosperity of the local manufacturers. “Commercial loyalty, like charity, should begin at home, and insis tence ui>on the l>art of the buying public to supply its needs from day to day with commodities of home production />r home manufacture, wherev ■ r possible, and j*atronage of local dealers in those commodities which art* oet of home origin is really more than home-community service. It is a form of national service In this day when all depends on co-operation, and in reality a means of aiding inthe achievement of the goal for which he nation is fighting." We have a full and complete stock of fertiliser on hand, aud our rices will be in line with other fertilizer manufacturers, but we wish to irge the farmers to place their orders early so as to be sure to get their roods when they-want them. If you wait until the usual time before plat ing your order, the railroads will bo congested with moving soldiers, am munition and food supplies, so It will l>e impossible for them to handle tertilizer. So place your order with us, which will insure your getting your goods, for if no trains run at all, you will be sure to get your goods, as we ha them in stock. The fertilizer situation may get like sugar, flour and coal, to you will not be able to buy them at any money. Place your order with us at once, and be sure of getting your goods. Fertilizer bags art- scarce and high We will agree to buy back our bags it washed and returned in good t}wi>e by April 20th at 12 , -_.c each, which will allow you? 1.2" jer ten on our goods, which will be put up ten bag to the ton Jhe Southern Cotton Oil Cos. NOTICE is Hereby given that by Order of the BOARD OF ALDERMEN All Consumers of Water, Gas, and Electricity Wtll be Cut Off, Beginning March 15th, Next, Until Past Due Bills Are Paid. THE BARTOW TRIBUNE—THE CART TERSVILLE NEWS, FEBRUARY 21, 1918. Red Cross Will Look After Men On Battle Front Washington. Feb 21—The give j t.tonal headquarters a Bureau oi 1 Com manic*t ion, of which William R i Castle, Jr, formerly Assistant Dea.i lat Harvard College and editor of the ; if,! .ard Graduates' Magazine, i- di rector. This Bureau supplements in t • ;*nK>:.ai and humacßariaa way ti e reports of the Sta’istical i>ivision of the War Department which gives I relatives official notice when a aojdier |is rv;orted killed, sounded or ! The artiiil} which naturally results ; from ti • official report to relatives ! ’Lat a ha- been wounded" r .io lu - - fig” will far as possible be j 4i.-idled by the Bureau which will ad * vise n detail the nature and extent i i the x > 1, at<l a ill gather evidenc j from ... rades in aim and at the I iYVepitaJ* and rest camps regarding [ those reported “missing.” Any inforßittioa of interest or eon : solant> relai.ves thus obtained will be transmitted to them through personal letters, while messages from the wounded will be conveyed through this same agency, Tbe mf< ovation on wnivh the Bu reau will base it- cions is gathete-: | through a central office lu Paris, un- I der the direction of E. Gerry* Chad* i Wick, of *ic<r York, aided by the Rev Robert Davis, of Englewood, N. J, and thirty assistants stationed a; the i*ase hospitals and rest camps which soldiers are generally returns following important engagements. i\4th the increase of the American forces and participation in the war, this number will have to be greatly increased. The information will for the most part be forwarded from the Paris office to this country by mail. For tbe present the Bureau is re porting on all cases that come to its attention. However, it '<■ probable that with the increase of reports from the front, information will be sent only to relatives requesting it, except in cases of those imprisoned or report ed “missing". This is a Red Cross service in Great Britain, France, Italy, Germany and Austria. In the London office of the British Red Cross, more than two hundred women are constantly em ployed in communicating with rela tives of soldiers and their card index already covers more than three mill ion cst.-es reported on. The board will recieve through the International Red Cross office at Geneva Switzerland, the list of Amer ican prisoners supplied officially by the German Government, in cases of imprisonment, tbe Bureau reports to relatives, after which the case is re ferred to the Red Cross Bureau of Americarp Prisoners Relief, of which Franklin Abbot is direct r. The American Red Cios* Commit tee in Berne -ernls each American prisoner, every iwo weeks, three ten pound food packages. These sttbsis tent stores are provided by the arov-- ermnent and the American Rt-d Crosr. A sufficient quantity of supplies is nou en route to Switzerland to care lor id.OOO American prisoners for a period of six months. This Bureau is also the sole agency licensed by the IVar Trade Board to transit money to American and Allied prisoners in Germany. A Dalton man has discovered anew hut effective way to make hens lav He had a covey that hadu't earned jn< j r board in many weeks and grow tng tired of supporting ht-ns " that wouldn't work he told his wife that he believed that he would ' kill the last one of them aud buy anew set ” Vow this remark was made in the presence ot the chickens. The next morning when he went out to earrv out the massacre he was astonished to find seven as nice looking eggs as he had ever seen in his life. Vow the Dalton man can t itositivelv swear that talk of the hatchet made his feathered va grants get active, but he affirms that it looks very much to'diim that it did. vh. plan may be a good one. \nd if you have some hens that have been oafing on the job it won't cost you anything to go out into the bamvard ben.vard or wherever you keep them and threaten thei, wholesale extermi nation if they don t begin to nroduce It might work CALOMEL ROBBED OF NAU-SEA AND DAAGER Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im proved-Unpleasant and Dangerous Qualities Removed—New Variety- Called "Calotabs.” The latest triumph of medical 'i- ence is a purified calomel known as- Calotabs." The old-style calomel as all doctors know, was the best and most generally useful of all med icines The new variety, known as Calotabs. is purified and refined Iron, all objectionable qualities, and the most delightful in effect. One Calotab on the tongue at bed time, a swallow of water—that's all Xo taste, no griping, no nausea no danger. Next morning von u-e-I .... feeling fine, with a clean liver”‘a pur d:ed system and a hearty appetite tor breakfast. Eat what you please There i- no restriction of habit or diet Cal ' ta,>s! are sokl only in original, sealed packages; price, thirty-five cents, lour druggist recommends Calotabs. and will refund your money if you are not delighted with them', adv. THANKS To all our friends and customers who have co operated so beautifully with us since the Ist of February when our new delivery service went into effect, and helped make the plan such a huge success. We are sure that you now like our latest plan of SYSTEMATIC DELIVERY, and will continue to give us your patronage and co-operation. Fcr this 'week and next we offer: Gold Bar White Cherries, large cans, 35c each or 3 cans for sl-00 Gold Bar Asparagus, fancy quality. 3uc each or 3 cans for SI.OO Biack Raspberries, simply delicious, at per can 30c Fancy Pitted Red Cherries, splendid for pies, at, per can 25c Fancy Canned Pears, large size, 35c per can or 3 cans for SI.OO Sweet Violet Apple Sauce, large size can at, each 25c Sweet Violet Canned Blackberries, at, per can 25c Fancy Gold Bar Apricots, 35c each, or 3 cans for SI.OC Fancy Gold Bar Yellow Cling Peaches at, per can 30c All sizes fresh stock Libby’s and Gold Bar sliced and Grated Pineapple—and all at the old prices, with NO ADVANCES so far. Also add in your next order one can of Libby's Cooked Brains for your MEATLESS DAYS. We are anxious for you try one can of our Sweet Violet Green Beans. Cheaper than fresh Green beans —and just as good, ORDER TODAY FOR TOMORROW “Matthews'’ Phone 12 Phone 13 A Clean Store; a Clean Stock; Prompt Service; a Square Deal. W e Thank Your For Vour Patronage PIGS AND SHOATS ! have on hand at my place on the Tenn essee Road about 40 pigs and shoats. These pigs are all healthy and well bred. So far we have had nothing but favor able reports from pigs sold out of this car. And do not know of a single sick pig. They have been here, three weeks and are all right in every way. RUOHS PYRON Carters ville, ..... Georgia
