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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1922)
RESOLVED: The good year of grace 1922 will find me through out the entire twelvemonth period, striving to give the public such full and satisfactory SERVICES as they never before realized possible. No stone will be left unturned; no mental nor phys ical effort spared, to make every individual policyhold er GLAD that he entrusted his insurance policies to my care. Close attention to every interest of each assured, has caused my agency to grow and grow—steadily from year to year—uninterrupted, until now it is with a de gree of pride I state that my Agency handles a larger volume of business annually than all other agencies in Cartersville combined. It stands near the top for all North Georgia. Thanks, my friends, for your support, it is most highly appreciated. Respectfully, LIFE FIRE . „ BONDS CASUALTY CARTERSVILLE, GA. TRIBUNE WANT ADS The regular price of The Tri bune-News is $2 a year to all. ],< 1ST —Gold band ring. between school house and W. C. Henson's residence. Kinder return to 227 Market St. 12-3 t WANTMI* —Man with car to sell low priced Graham. Tires, f 130 00 per we k and commissions. Graham Tire Cos., 618 Boulevard, Benton liatbor, Mich. YOU NO MEN, WOMEN, over 17, desir ing government posit ions. 1130 monthly. Write for free list positions now open. It Terry (fortrier Civil Ser vice Examiner), 007 Continental Bldg, Wash nylon I> (' ~>-3t Let Us Puli Together, and Make NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK The Greatest Ever, in Bartow County The greatest need, and biggest opportunity that confronts the individual to day, is to make the NATIONAL 1 HRIFT VFEEK, ard its successors howling success. WHY? • Your money has gone—spent before it was made-and didn’t come back. You must now change your methods, your plans, your mode of living. recognize small things and save small amounts. We earnestly recommend the TEN COMMANDMF.NTS OF TF4RIFT, and'invite your interest and immediate co-operation. The daily schedule for January, 1922, is: 17th—Thrift Day. Begin a bank account. 22nd—Share with others day. 18th—Budget Day. A plan and record of all ex' 23rd—Make a will day. j 19th—Life Insurance Day. Spend less than you earn. I 20th—Own your own home day. invest in Government secui tties. 21 st-Pay your bills promptly. Share with others. This will make you, WISE, SUCCESSFUL and HAPPY. I LET US HELP YOU. NOW. I BANK OP CARTERSVITtE Member of Federal Reserve System jj FURNITURE STORED j WE vfHiL store your lions hold goods at reasonable prices. Phone 164 G. 1 M Jackson <Si Hon. 5-2 t j KOK HALE- Eggs for hatching; Brown Leghorns and Black Langshans; pure bred; $1 50 for 15 eggs Mrs. C. 11. Cox, box 150, Cartersville, Ga LOST—In business section of town la dy’s broach set with pearls and one small diamond. Kinder return to Tri bune-News and receive reward. 12-3 t CLEAN COTTON BAGS WANTED The Tribune-News will pay spot casli for all clean cotton rags brought to tills office during the next week. ONE MILCH COW FOB SALE—K. W. ■lacks, n. Call 3103 S-tf TRIBUNE-NEWS CARTERSVILLE, GA. JANUARY 12, 1922. LIVE AGENTS WANTED- -To handle city trade for the genuine Watkins products; a real opportunity. Write today for free sample and particulars. .1 It. Watkins Company, Dept. 72, Mem phis, Tenn. 4-4 t FOB HALE —Sfl-h p return flue tubu lin- boiler and one 35-h. p. Taylor en gine. Terms to responsible parties. See or write G. H Dunaway, Dallas, Ga. 29-3 t WANTED, POSITION—By young wo man capable of taking dictation and operating typewriter. Only moderate salary expected. Will accept part-time work. For appointment, address P. O Box 23, City. 6-3 t KOK SALK—Fresh young milch cow and nice young buggy mare. Terms to right parlies. C. C. Pittman. 6-3 t THE TIME TO TAKE PEPTO-MANGAN When You Feel a Little “Off” It Will Bring You Back to Health. Horne |> op'.e never need any medi cine at all. They are, as the saying goea "atrong an a bull " They are mighty lucky. Most people need a good tonic onc t . in a while. They take cold, or through overwork or social activity do not get enough sleep; many eat im proper food and thus hurt the digestion 11 a mighty wise to take Glide's I’epto- Mangun with the meals for a few weeks and build up. One cannot hav e .too much good health. I’epto-.Mangan gives you plenty of red blood and ev_ erybody knows that red blood means fellng good and looking good all the time. Hold by druggists in liquid and tablet form. —adv. Our Clearance Week begins next Saturday, Jan. 14th. You can Ret some good bargains. J. W. VAUGHAN & CO. Mrs. Luther Trippe and children and Miss Florence Milner have returned home, after spending the Christmas hol idays with Mrs. J. C. O’Rourke, in Perry Fia. Mr. Philip H. Word, of Flat Tou, Ala , was a visitor in Cartersville recently, after spending several days in Atlanta at the bedside of hiH father and sister, who are very ill. Miss Emily Boyd, of Griffin, arrived Wednesday to be the guest of Miss Mary Peeples- Ming Boyd will be en tertained at a number of informal so ciai ueairs while hero. Walking Under Difficulties "Believe me, I suffered from stomach and bowel toulde right. This week ened m so that I could scarcely walk. I eottld do no work. This was my con dition when I started taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy on" the advice of a friend. Now 1 am working every day and feel better than I ever did in my life. It is the only medicine that ever touched me." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intes tinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re funded. Sold in Cartersville by Young Brothers Drug Company, and druggists t everywhere.—adv. January and February are the best months to plant ENGLISH and SWEET PEAS W’e have just received a big lot of both. Be sure and* plant as soon as the ground is dry enough. Young Bros. Drug Cos. Mens heavy ribbed Union Suits 98c Boys heavy Cotton Sweaters SI.OO Mens Hose in Brown and Black 10c pr Hack Towels 5c each mmmmmmmmmmmmm HT ~m iffMimi——w wnn>Mnn— n—i l !■!—im Til h— —but will I nnnr>iinMiii urunwrwn— ■ iiinifiin imhwi ii i uwwh*iii THE PAIR STORE 12=14 Wall St. Steinberg’s Old Store
