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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1918)
Program Of Dixie Theatre From Monday Nov. 25th To Saturday Nov. 30 Inclusive MONDAY, NOV. 25 Open 2:15 P. M. Present: Norma Talmadge —IN— “By Right of Purchase” A Drama Adults, 13c, War Tax 2c 15c Children, 9c, War Tax Ic._ 10c TUESDAY, NOV. 26 Open 2:15 P. M. Present: Bert Lytell —lN— “Unexpected Places” By S. A. LeVino Adults, 13c, War Tax 2c 15c Children, 9c, War Tax 1c 10c WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27 Open 2:15 P.M. Present: Arnold Daily —IN— My Own United States A Historical American Drama “Gaumont News Weekly” Adults, 18c; War Tax, 2c 20c Children, 9c; War Tax, 1c 10c THURSDAY, NOV. 28 Open 2:15 P. M. Present. William S. Hart IN “Riddle Gawne” A Western Drama Adults, 18c, War Tax 2c 20c Children, 9c, War Tax 1c 10c FRIDAY, NOV. 29 Open 2:15 P. M. Present: Francis McDonald —IN— “Tony America” A DRAMA “Ford Educational Weekly” Adults, 13c, War Tax 2c 15c Children, 9c, War Tax 1c 10c SATURDAY, NOV. 30 Opan IP. M. Present: “Gaumont Graphic Weekly” “Broncho Billy” “Keystone Comedy'’ “Hands Up” Episode No. 8 Adults, 13c, War Tax 2c. the Children, 9c, War Tax 1c 10c NOTICE I call attention to the change in our opening time. Com mencing Monday, Nov. 25th. we will open at 2:15 p. m. daily except Saturdays. We will continue to open at 1 p. m. on Saturdays. J. Y. HARRIS. Mgr, THE TRIBUNE-NEWS, CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 21, 1918. D. A. R. Chapter Enjoys Monthly Meeting at Hill Home Last Tuesday Mrs. Jack Hill and Miss Mildred Lewis were joint hostesses to the Car tersville Chapter, D. A. R., which held its monthly meeting on Tugsday af ternoon of this week at the Hill home. During' the business session, it was voted to donate the sum of five dollars out of the Chapter’s treasury to the United War Work fund. The member ship of the Chapter is about twenty five, and the attendance at the meet ing Tuesday afternoon was very good. Mrs. Ed. Strickland, Jr., is regent and Miss Florence Rowan secretary of the Chapter. After the transaction of business matters coming before the Chapter, Mrs. Hill and Miss Lewis served de licious refreshments. Bridge Party For Visitors and Bride On last Friday afternoon, Misses Sarah and Flora Fite, two lovely Car tersville girls who have lucrative po sitions in Washington, and who are spending short vacations at home with their mother, Mrs*. A. W. Fite, and Mrs. Chas. F. Fain, a recent bride, shared honors at a lovely bridge party given by Mrs. Jack Hill. Lovely longerie clasps were given Misses Fite and Mrs. Fain, as guest prizes, while to Mrs. Ben Gilreath was given a handsome crochet center piece as first prize winner. During the afternoon a delicious sal ad course, with hot coffee was served. Miss Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. John Lew is asisted Mrs. Hill in serving her guests. Those playing were: Misses Flora and Sarah Fite, Mrs. Charles F. Fain, Mrs. Conyers Fite, Mrs. Wilbur Ham, Miss Raslyn Lumpkin, Mrs. Bob Max well, Mrs. Ben Gilreath, Miss Jessie Wikle, Mrs. Cliff Dodgen, Mrs. Tom Simpson, and Mrs. Connor Pittard. Those who came in later for refresh ments were Mrs. A. W. Fite, Mrs. J. M. Weems, and Mrs. Robert Renfroe. Mr. and Mrs. Bingham, who came to Cartersville to take part in the Union service at the First Baptist church last Sunday, were guests while here of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Howard. They were charmed with Cartersville hospi tality. REAL WATCHES The movements are made in Madre Biel under American ownership and management by the Gruen Watchmakers’ Guild--a group of the bestcraftmcn who have specialized for years in the making of small, thin-model watches. Newest Wrist Watches Each a Dependable Time-Piece When you own a Wrist Watch with the name “Gruen” on the dial, you own not only an exquisite place of jewelry, but a real timepiece with an organization of the best watchmaking craftmen behind it. PRICES From S2O to $1,200.00 FRED M. RADEBAUGH 19 Bank Block Cartersville, Ga. WOMAN’S PAGE Presbyterial Board Met in Cartersville The Presbyterial Board of the Cher okee Association met on Monday in Cartersville at the home of Mrs. W. W. Young, who was assisted in enter taining the visitors by members of the local organization. Business of importance to the Pres byterian was tranacted during the day, and at noon a delicious lunch eon was served. Mrs. L. G. Hames, Mrs. George Crouch, Mrs. L. C. Morgan, and Mrs. Stella Brumby assisted Mrs. Young in entertaining the visitors. W. B. M. U. of Georgia Met in Atlanta Tuesday The Woman's Baptist Missionary Union of Georgia met in Atlanta On Tuesday afternoon of this week, with Mrs. W. J. Neel, of Cartersville, presi dent of the union, residing. The session began at three o’clock on Tuesday, and continued through Wed nesday afternoon. Offerings for Nachoochee Institute Members of the Phesbyterian Sun day school are requested to bring their annual offerings for Nachoochee In stitute, either in money, old clothes or groceries ,to the church on next Sun day morning, November twenty fourth. This is a very important matter, and we hope all concerned will give as lib erally as possible this year. Committee. MISS AUCHMUTEY SURPRISED On last Thursday afternoon, a party of young folks motored out to the country home of Miss Ruth Auchmutey the ocasion being in the nature of a surprise birthday party. A number of old-fashioned games were played by the young people, and just before their departure, delicious refreshments were served. Those making up the party calling on Miss Auchmutey were: Misses Frankie Patterson, Daisy Taff, Alta Williams, Myrtice Davis, Ethel Taff. Bety and Ruth Auchmutey. and Messrs. Frank Alt wood, Lee Garwood, Frank Beasley, Joe Williams, Bob Auchmutey, Rufus Nelson and Forest Taff. Old-Fashioned Dance For Friday Evening It is announced that there will be a regular old-fashioned dance at the Eto wah Club rooms on Friday evening of this week, and some interesting plans have been perfected to make the event a very delightful occasion for all who attend. It is expected some of the belles and beaux of former years will be there to assist the members of the younger set in making merry, and for that reason a large attendance will be o hand. A siring orchestra will provide the music. FOR MISSES FITE. Misses Flora and Sarah Fite have been the honor guests durin gthe past week at informal affairs given by Miss Nancy Irick. Miss Roslyn Lumpkin, Mrs. Horace Foster. Miss Ella Neel and Mrs. Ben C. Gilreath. j j Locals and Personals Mr. Carter Pittman, a member of the naval unit, S. A. T. C.. at Emory, was a guest of his brother„_C. C. Pittman, the past week-end. Mrs. Elbert Epshaw, Mrs. W. D. j McDaniel and Mrs. Oliver Maxwell, of Rydal, were shopping in Cartersville, ! Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph Northcutt and daughter, j of Marietta, spent a short time recent ily as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul i Akin. THE FLORENCE AUTOMA TIC HEATER Less Fuel—More Heat G. M. Jackson & Son Mr. Jim Brown, of Mississippi, ar rived in Cartersville, Tuesday, to spend some time with his sister, Mrs. A. H. I Killian, who makes her home with her daughter. Mrs. Fred M. Radebaugh. This is the first time the brother and .sister had met for twenty-five years, : and naturally Mr. Brown’s visit is a j very pleasant one. j Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Hames received i official notification to the effect that I their son, Private Leon Haines, has ar | rived safely in France. Our shirt and collar work will com pare with city laundries and prices are lower. Give us a trial. Cartersville . Steam Laundry. Phone 95. adv Mrs. Walter White left this week i for Frankfort, Ky., where she goes to visit her son, who is in school there. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Boyd, Jr., of Lakewood, New Mexico, accompanied by their two sons. Masters Millard and Carl Boyd, arrived in Adairsville re cently, and are now making their Scarce and Wanted Articles I tl __ T . . We Have Em || ” TT . *M* XX Needles? We have ’em. H Red Flannel? We’ve got it. !! White Flannel? Got that too* ' j Union Suits? All kinds? Got them too. Crochet Thread? Nearly every kind? Its here. 25c Outing? Can you find it? Course you can, at Atco. _• | Good Knot Caps at 35 c, 50c? Quite a variety to choose hrom. $9.75 for ladies Serge Suits, blacks, blues, any size. One peck good Roasted Coffee for $ 1.00? Sure.- Got nearly everything ’cept the Flu. 1. See For Yourself. ATCO STORES CQ„ “THAT COTTON MILL STORE.” home with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Boyd. Mr. Boyd has been making his home in the Far West for the past fourteen years, but came home to assist his father in the latter’s varied business interests, pending the arrival of one of the other sons now in the Army. Try our rough dry plan for family wash. Cartersville Steam Laundry. Mrs. C. F. Dorsey and little son. Master Fain Dorsey, of Calhoun, are spending this week as guests of Mrs. Dorsey’s mother. Mrs. M. E. Dalton. Mrs. W. A. Smith, of Rome, is visit ing relatives in Cartersville, this week. Gibson’s Christmas Tags, Cards, Seals and Labels to dress your Christmas packages. At Sewell Drug Cos. The Cherokee club will hold a very interesting meeting next Tuesday af ternoon at its e’abhouse. The presi deht, Mrs. Robert H. Renfroe, requests that all members be nresent, Mr. Sam Candler, who is stationed at Ft. Valley for the government, spent the week-end with home-folks in Cartersville. Mrs. John W. Huey, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson. The offices at the city hall wil close at five o'clock each afternoon, except on the evening of the 10th, according to a recent order passed by the city commissioners. DUTCH OVENS G. M. Jackson & Son DANGER IN HEADACHE TABLETS Headache Tablets contain acetinilid, a poisonous coal tar product which is injurious to the health and sometimes causes death front heart failure. It does not remove the cause of head- T. BEHAN COMPANY j Wholesale and Retail r X FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND FISH Prices Most Reasonable New Store at 115 W. Main Street ache, but only relieves the blood pres sure by slowing the heart action. Todd’a Laxanodine relieves sick headache in 30 minutes by relieving the congested inflammed membranes lining the sto mach, then afterwards acts freely on the liver removing the cause and pre venting an early reoccurance of the trouble. Laxanodine is the beat Mver medicine ever made for biliousness, fevers, jaundice, sick headache, con stipation, indigestion, dysentery, an' all derangements of the liver,, stomac or bowels. Sold on a guarantee to sa isfy or money back by Young Bros. Drug Cos., Cartersville, Ga. adv Mr. T. W. Cantrell and son. Bob Cantrell, of the Stilesboro district, were well-known business visitors i 1 town Wednesday. Yesl Everyboc Takes Casca Only 10 cents! Ha; cathartic for slug** liver and bowels Feel bully! Cheer up! Tj. carets to liven your liver and clean ti bowels and stop headaches, biliousnes bad breath, coated tongue, sallownesa sour stomach and gases. Tonight take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentl liver and bowel cleansing you ever perienced. Wake up feeling grand— Everybody’s doing it. Cascarets best laxative for children. They gladly taka this pleasant candy cathartic because it never gripes or sfckens like other things.—adv.
