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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1919)
Ttipr|ra?nifir(j^S\ 'wfl f luzaß&nfm 1 ' :p|; 4 - /f 10-in Has Anybody Seen My Corine? Medley Fox Trot--Hilbur Sv* tman’s 2648 Original Jazz Band. 85c Dallas Blues—Medley Fox Trot. \ \ On the Level You’re a Little Devil. Medley Fox Trot-Prince LA and. $1.25 What Yankee Doodle Says He’ll Do, He’ll Do. Medley One SR* IJLLn Q s trich Walk Fox Trot. Accordian Solo. ~Bsc J a/// Band Ball O ne Step. Accordian Solo. 10-in Howdy-One Step-Earl Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra. ?649 Russian Rag-Fox Trot-Earl Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra. 12-in Texas Fox Trot-Earl Fuller’s Rector 6075 Novelty Orchesera. sl-25 Oriental One Step. 10-in Regretful Blues—Fox Trot—Hilbur 2548 Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band. 85c Hindustan Fox Trot. MILAM’S jlll 7 Public Square CARTERSVILLE, GA. Locals and Personals Mr. and Mis. X. A. Biggin have re turned to their home in Columbus. 0.. After spending the holiday season with their daughter. Mrs. J. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Peebles left Thursday for Miami. Fla., where Mrs. Peebles will spend several weeks, Mr. -A LETTER- From Fram e From far-away France, a soldier-boy writes that he’s tried all the Wines and other drinks in France, but that he has found nothing as good as Coca-Cola, bot tled by Cartersville Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. He’s right. Its the best drink on earth and everybody knows, that whenever you 1 tTed and thirsty, there is nothing that.' >ot, like bottled Coca-Cola. Delici \ • Exhilarating, invigorating Every bottle the same, and good to the last drop. Sold by all leading mer chants, everywhere. Cartersville Coca Cola BOTTLING CO. ft j; J Phone 269 CARTERSVILLE. GEORGIA THE TRIBUNE-NEWS, CAl\ .RSVILLE, GEORGIA, JANUARY 2, 1919. Peebles returning home the fl"t of next week. Mr. Henry Granger came up from Atlanta to spend the holidays with relatives and friends in Cartersville. *Mr. Will Hal Aubrey lias returned to Tampa, after spending the holidays With his parents. Judge and Mrs. Geo. H. Aubrey. Messrs. James Vaughan and Graham \ IEW COLUMBIA Dc^^e-Disc o“ REAIDS Just Rtc^ived t.ranger lett tins week for Sehneetady. X. V., where they go to accept lucra tive positions in the plant of . one of the country's largest electrical works, i Mrs. R. E. lOmbrey, of Columbus. 0.. 'is spending a short time with her si.s --j ter. Mrs. J. A. Miller. Mr. U. A. Shatsser, of Dalton, Ga.. lost his residence by fire„ Wednesday morning early, losing everything in the way of household goods and cloth-. I ing. ‘PONE pORTY pOR pUEL” j Mrs. Nora Stanley, of Peoria, ill., is i visiting her brother. Mr. J. P>. Eid.son. ■ Miss Mary Vande\ ender, of Gedaiv town, was a guest . ' during the holl : dayji-o. her aunt. Miss Gila Morgan. Mrs. R. A. Shatzer and little daygh > ter, cf Dalton, Ga., spent last Sun : day wi.th relatives in the c-ity? your WLAts In County Scht n Books and supplies can be fill ed at Wikle’s Sook Store. Mrs. John W. Huey, of Atlanta, i; Isl-*o n cl 1 1 i£* a t piv y s Or rt e? rs vilfe with her paronts. Dr. and Mi*§. ifdbefT j ii*. \ v iison. v j Mr. .lattice \\. \ wi.il ■ leave Saturday for JSt*Wcnoctad\\ Av v pith the General Electric Cci. Miss. Xoi ~ '—l 'has Returned af ! ter a- jtJeatv . •. -with' her sister, .yiis. F. A. Shouse, in Columbia, Si.C. ! Miss Mary JUcLoed. of Atlanta, spent I the Chiistipas holidnys with relatives. i dayman's Goap and Spices—l have it. > Delivered by Ligon Milam. Agent, It i Mr. H. F. Kussell-Howland, of Xew ‘ York, was among the prominent yisi- I lors spending ;t short time in Carters j.viile during the holidays. He came ! south to visit, ills son who lives ih the | Alatoomt district. Mr. RusselJkKawiatUl i lived in Cartersville many years ago. j but there are a number ,of the older ■citizens who remember him most i pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, of Calhoun, spent several days last week with Air. and Mrs. Ernest W. Robinson, in Cartersville. Miss Florence Milner will or ganize a choral union. All ages, from 14 years up are invited to join. Sight reading, proper oreathing, and placing of tones will be taught. For particulars, call Miss Milner, at 79. Rev. X. A. Parsons, a popular minis ter. will preach at the Robert Jones Memorial Church, next Sunday after noon. January sth, at 2:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to be pres ent. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Taylor and chil dren spent a hort tjm<> in Rome very VINO! MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG Positive—Convincing Proof V/t publish the formula of Vinol to prove convincingly that it has the power to create strength. J> Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron * and Manganese Peptonatea, Iron and Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda Glycerophosphates, Cascerin. Any woman who buys a bottle of Vinol for a weak, run-down, nervous , condition and finds after giving it a fair trial it did not help her, will have her money returned. > You see, there is no guess work about Vinol. Its formula proves there is nothing like it for all weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old people and delicate children. Try it once and be convinced Ft>r sale by Gilreath-Chamnion Drug .Cos.. Cartersvllle, Qa. adv pleasantly -during the -holidays. Sergeant Joseph Milam. of Camp Hill. Newport News. V:.. spent'Christmas With folks at home. Millie Plummer’, of Atlanta, was illy lijitiM-iw* cuest of Mi.s Christine Hie- - iTurin - the Christmas season. Mws .'Jmjify AfitSohell, of Ac-worth, sat ni. :hp past w eek as the guest of Miss Irene Shaw. Airs. T. E. Lindsay', anti children, of Home, spent the holidays with Mrs. Guorgia Tumlin, at her country home hear Cartersville. /‘Do You Pay Your Bills?” / you do or if you do not you \vt?t :md something interest ing on the first page of the sec ond section, this issue. Mrs. 1). E. Hightower had as her J guest during tin- holidays her son /Sgt. X. VV. Hightower, of Camp O. A. ! Humphreys, Ya. j Mrs. D. E. Hightower was the week -end guest of Mrs. D. H. Baron in Atlan k ta. last week. ti Col. Tom Dunham spent Wednesday Bit Atlanta. , i I Miss Lou Ella Jones is in Marietta ,-.l ith Mrs. Mary Turner, who is quite l yV-1:. Wikle’s Book Store has a full supply of County School Books. Rev. Walt Holcombe left Tuesday for an extended "trip thru Oklahoma. Mrs. A. B. Ctuayus is spending the week in Atlanta with Mrs. ,J. G. Simp son. .Miss Lucy Cunyus spent the Christ mas vacation in Rome with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cunyus and Miss Dorthy Cunyus motored over to Rome lor her Sunday. Mrs. Ida Fields has returned from Detroit, Michigan, where she spent sev eral months with her daughter. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renfroe are sorry to learn of their critical illness with the "Flu.” Mr. and Airs. T. J. Arnold have re turned to Atlanta after spending Xmas with Mrs. Sam I*. Jones. Miss Elizabeth Norris. of Rome, and Miss Ruth Vaughan were the guests of Miss Sarah Jones on Saturday. Mrs. R. He Jones . ntertained at a family dinner on Sfmday, Miss Anp Howell, of Jackson, Ga., is the iittra five guest of Miss Vail .Tones. Miss Jones entertained at dinner on Saturday, the 28th, in honor of Miss , Hfo-.ve*}, inviting Mrs. Bob Harrington, Me • Wiley King, of Rome, and Miss 1 ';\rnthy Cotty Usi ,ii-. W. T.. Ratet of Baftresvttlle, is a Hdwfcv vitls week at the home of Dr. m.d Mrs. A. T. Calhoun. - D. Y. P. U. Cl PICERS ELECTED. A, - , recent melting gf .the Von a F.-oples t’nioji, fffe toMßfFiw;.; of ficers v ere elected: “Pteskien!, JUss iji yd Grifiln-; vire -jtresitViii Mr. Cln. ... Vaughan; group leaders l —rX'o. I. Glean WilKaiiisdrt; No, .. Miss Alavrnebinna-ii: No. Mr. Lueious Bishop; 1. i. \ Alias Li! '. t Greene: secretary. Miss EIS-nieth Vnugimn': noiFesponding .secretary. -Miss ! u> Smith: treasurer; Mr. Max : Rtiao. s' Leader. Miss .'.l.ir.v Daitbii; Orgartisi.’ Miss Gladys Whiter S.mg- Lcatler. Miss Lula Ed wards; chairman. spHhl committee, M is* - Anp:! b e i. Con nor. WOOD’S AriHIVERSfISY Seed Catalog Gives the fullest and most up-to-date information, not only about Seeds that can be planted to advantage, but also about crops that prom ise to give the largest profits during the coming year. OUR 40 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, and an equipment that is unsur passed in this country, give us un equalled advantages for supplying THE BEST OF Farmasd Garden Seeds Write for Cataioq and Prices of GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS, SEED OATS, SEED CORN and SEED POTATOES. Cata'og Mailed Free on Request. T. W. Wood & Sons, SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va. For the Best of Cardens, PLANT WOOD’S SEEDS. WANT ADS OPPORTUNITY FARM FOR SALE Jl4 acres, 3Vfe miles north of Cassville. near Dixie Highway, in, gocKl neighborhood, school within quarter mile. One good new three room house, one good two-room house, barn, blacksmith shop house, smoke house and buggy house. 65 acres 'cleared land should make average of half-bale cotton tier acre. Land lays well and drains naturally. Several thousand feet saw tim ber in woods and enough timber to furnish wood for place. Approximately twenty acres in woods lying well and very rich ground. If this is cleared it should produce a bale of cotton per acre and would still leave enough wood I for the place, I have a good easy term proposi tion for the man with one thous and dollars cash. W. 1L FIELD. 'LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN--fine 16 10-guage Parker double-baVrei hammerless shot gun, With pearl sight. Any information leading toj its ultimate recovery will be amply !ve j rewarded. AY. H. Field. LOST—.Strayed or Stolen—Two Black Poland China Pigs, one boar, one sow. Left niv home about: a week ago. For reward return to Mrs. -Pearl : Colbert, at the Terrace. tf ‘PONE pORTY pOR pUEL” | WANTED—Salesman and collector. Good pay to the right man. Singer ! Sewing Machine Cos., Marietta, Ga. 3t I FOR SALE—Two carloads of fine mules. Also some niares and horses. Come to see me if in need of any stock. Sold on time or for cash. Brown, Rome, Ga. 19-3 t A Good Farmer’s View One of our good farmers told us the other day that he would rath- I er pay half of his corn lor toll at I our mill than miss getting the i grain cleaned and ground our way. Our toll rate is the regular old fashioned millers rate and we guar antee a square deal to all custo mers. If you are a regular customer we appreciate you and we know you appreciate the quality of our product:. If you are not our customer why not try us once? FIELD MILLING CO. FOR SALE —My home place on North Erwin Street, consisting of nine room concrete house, two-story, with all Conveniences. For further partic ulars apply to Thos. H. AVithers, Car tersville, Ga. Phone 149. -It FOR SALE —Lay Horse, 7 years old. sound, safe, will work anywhere. A good saddler, single or double harness Good anywhere you put him. Also single buggy' and harness, fair condition. Also good saddle and • bridle. Bargain. AV. AY. Daves. 193 t FOR SALE —Moving to New A r ork; must sell all furniture and will sell cheap if bought at Inquire at New York Store. 103 Main St. FOR SALE —Black Langshang Cock rels from prize winning strain, Ten nessee State Fair, Virginia Fair, Southeastern Fair and Bartow Coun ty Fair. Ist prize wherever shown. Price $3.00. R. Pvron. Meadow View Farm. ¥' f | L JLw i. % if tvs m ' /■? /rv. a w LL'iYir, COAL CALL mom .73 4? I OffcccLand C&al \ ards at tits ' * ICE RIANT STOVE WOOD and WASHED COAL ' We own r*ncl operate tire ICE PLANT ; and in connection therewith, sell coal and ■<: , wood, operating one of the largest coal and wood yards in North Georgia. We have an abundant supply of JELLICO COAL Cartersville Supply Company k . Telephone 73. LOST December 26, 1 five dollar • ings stamp, near post office. Ft please leave at Tribune-News o' ■leanett Block. J FOR SALE —-‘Cadet Heater,” with lot water op; I. Good condition. Cl up. ''h* lll '" - ! - - - . :J. SriTABLK REWARD will be /.aid for rent; i: : liver bundled, silk Stop par- \ a sol. Lost somewhere in Cawei-avillK during past rainy season’.- Leav :11 Tii : office. - AVA.XTE: > - Boy, about fourteen years old. Must lie active and not afraid o- work. Steady jofv.at good p ,v. A).- •l> at Tribune-News office. ;/ SOME OF THE THINGS WE SELL CHEAPER THAN SOME FOLKS Gingham, percales, poplin, gal i a tea..', Cheviot, chainbry. iJaneletT. outing, ofeh ton flannel, 10-4 sheeting, sea isljkrd drilling, -bleaching, eppid < ambrtaj| Li.-nsda 1 -ambri<-. linene. end 1 H cloth, nansook, pajama cheeks, dtmit;. .. lawns, sailings, bed tick, hand towels, handkerchiefs, women's unite!' ves. aml pants and anion suits, dervests and pants, womeh's black tup white petticoats and muslin' pant women’s, men’s and children’s hosier, men’s and boys’ overalls, men’s dress shirts and work shirts, table oi: ctota, chair seats and tacks, pot edver . stove pans, paper napkins, table spoons and tea spoons and cook spoons, knives and forks of many kinds, scissors, kitchen knives, butter molds, dish pans and wash pans, bed spreads, table nap kins and doilies, damask table cloths, muffin pans, frying pans, cake and pie pans, vegetable slicers and graters sy rup pitchers, water pitchers, table tumblers, cups and saucers and plates, covered andopen vegetable dishes platters ol’ many sizes, bowls and salad and soup dishes, and oat meal dishes, and fruit dishs of many' sizes. Lamps of many sizes, stone and enamel ( ham tiers of various sizes and prices, churn jars, milk strainers, milk buckets, en amel and galvanized buckets,. brooms •of many kinds. Coat and skirt hang ers. scrub brushes, egg beaters, hair brushes and combs, both coarse and fine, Laundry, toilet and shaving soap ad washing powders. . Snuff, soda, ■clothes pins, lamp burners, wicks and chimneys, rat and mouse traps, toilet paper, crepe paper for mantles and •decorat ins, men’s suspenders and work gloves, purses of various kinds, need lies. pins, safety pips, sewing tnt.v hine .needles,, shuttles and bobbins, spool cottorij ..tjid sflk. and crocket cotton of many sizes. AA e !=i il some of these things and "many .others cheaper than any body and we sell some more of them cheap er ■ CJjan . ome folks do, and a few of them at same prices others sell at. And remember we make a profit on all we sell and nothing at cost. Harda way Cash Cos. adv
