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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1922)
Big Reduction in the price of Auburn Certilied Tires For a limited tmie only we can offer the Genuine Auburn Certified Tires at the money-saving prices quoted below: FOR CASH EXTRA PLY OVERSIZE FABRIC CORO TUBES 30x.” $ 7.90 % $1.60 30x3',; 10.50 15.20 1.75 32x3 Vt 13.25 18.75 1.80 31x4 14.85 21.50 2.10 32x4 16.65 21.90 2.25 33x4 16.95 22.45 2.30 34x4 17.20 24.30 2.40 32x41/. 19.85 28.75 2.70 33x11-. 29.30 2.80 34x4' . 21.25 30.85 2.90 35x41/2 21.65 32.05 3.00 33x5 33.15 3.45 35x5 38.70 3.60 37x5 39.25 3.80 Leachman’s Garage Dodge Service Station Phone 36. Carl Leachman, Manager Building Repairing Painting CEMENT \ LIME . PLASTER NAILS CAREY ROOFING CAREY SHINGLES GALVANIZED ROOFING LOCKS and HINGES PAINT, LEAD and OIL *•- * w Knight Mercantile Cos. OLIVER PLOW WEBER WAGONS CHATTANOOGA PLOWS More For Your Money FRESH STOCK ALWAYS Libby Sweel Mixed Pickles 30c P oun d N0.2 Tomatoes 2 for 25c Post 1 oasties lOc Kelloggs Corn Hakes | Oc Eggs 40c dozen Real Table Butter 40c pound Sweet Juicy Oranges 30c dozen California Lemons 30c dozen Grape Fruit | Oc* 3 for 25c Selected Grapes 30c F oun d Phone Us Sometimes L. F. Shaw & Sons Cos. Phones 246-247 Cartersville, Georgia Thanks Awfully, FAIRMOtiiNi. *. on (UK 3.W pu J-.AO K 1 BTUJJSJJIIO gliding Into anew year. Things are Very quiet and the peopl seem'd to enjoy the greatest of all holiday* in the right spirit. Mr. James H Fuller, one of our old est, most honored end best loved citi zens celebrated his eighty-eighth birth day on January l. The world Is better by his living in It. and we certainly hope he Will live many years yet The regular price of The Tri bune-Newi it $2 a year to all. Our young people are leaving this wi-ek for different schools. Hy the way, we have a nice lot of boys and girls, and Fatrmount is proud of them Miss Cornelia Sewell passed through our town on her way to her school ut Hooky Ford, Miss Gladys Mahon went through here, too. on her way to Llnwood high school, where she lias a nice position as teacher. Many fat porkers were slaughtered the last cold spell—the Ural real winter we have had. Mis Mark Masbburn, of Canton, has b en visitin her son at this place. I)r. Hutcheson and wife, of Adairs, v lie, visited his father at Greeley dur ing the holidays Thai section of Cher okee county is one of the best farming Set lions of this part of the state Itav it g only one drawback -had roads Vi ii ii the highway com-s down Ine old Tennessee road tr im Tennessee and Kentucky, as we trust it will, oniy a j few miles will have to be graded to connect with the highway, g ving the farmers the benellt of railroad facilities. Mr 8 Davidson, of Atlanta visited ics sister, Mrs. Clara Richardson. Christmas He was aceon panted by his cousin, Miss Nellie t'osey, of Car tersvilie. Mrs. 8. N. Hobs entertained tin- K. F. Club Saturday evening at 6 oe'oek din ner, after which several v.ry interest ing musleal numbers were rendered. The club will meet next with Mrs R. L Hunter. Tuesday evening, Miss Annie Findley entertained the teachers at a rook party Each teacher Invited a guest. Those i invited were: Misses Virile Durden 1 ilmple Dorrah, Lillie Shelton, Ethel Tompson, Monteen Harris, Annie Fin |d!ey, Mrs. Henry McHan, Mrs. Pearl I Freeman, Messrs. W. Allyn, Ralph Dorrah. Memory Chambers, Paul Rogers, Frank Stewart. Mrs J. P. Wormack and Mrs. C. Cole were in Atlanta shopping last Friday- Mr. and Mrs Fowler of Jasper spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Geo. Itrown. Messrs Ralph Dorrah Tate Goode, Missis Winnie Edwards, and Dymple Dorrah were gu.sts of M as Stella Byrd Sunday. The regular price of The Tri bune-New* is $2 a year to all. DAVIS. The school is progressing nicely un der the management of Mrs Lizzie Ilen rson and Miss Mabel Kincannon. M ss Essie Saggus and M ss Mabel Kincannon spent Sunday with Mrs. F. W Dent. Misses Mabel and Zalina Kincannon spent Christmas ho idaya with relatives in Calhoun. The regular price of The Tri bune-New* is $2 a year to all. Mr. Paul Saggus is improvin; lap idly after spending a week at Harbin hospital, in Rome Mrs Joe Layton spent Saturday light with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. <• W. Hen; ricks. Mr. Joe Layton had for his guest Sat- w uraay n:g„i Mr Ray drum We regret erceedingly that Mr. and Mrs. W A. Hughes have moved from our neighborhood. We wish them much success in their new home near Car. tersviile CITATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. GEORGIA —Bartow County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice in hereby given that Emma N. I-edbetter, as Administratrix of H B Ledbetter deceased, having applied to by petition for leave to Rell the real estate of said S. B. Ledbetter, deceased, to be sold at Fulton county court houge, let all concerned take notice that I will pass upon said application at the Feb ruary term, 1922, of the Court of Ordi nary of said County; and that unless cause is shown to the contrary, at said time said leave will be granted This 11th day of January 1922. G. XV. HENDRICKS. Ordinary. CITATION FOR GUARDIANSHIP GEORGIA —Bartow County. To All Whom It May Conctrn: A W. Edwards having applied for guardianship of the person and prop erty of Belle Freeman apd Sarah J. Edwards minor children of Minnie Lou Edwardg late of said county, de ceased, notice is given that paid appli cation will be heard on the first Mon day in February, 1922. This January 4, 1922. G. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary. CITATION FOR DISMISSION GEORGIA—Bartow County. Whereas, Della Rhodes Admlnlstra- i trlx of Arthur L. Rhodes, represents to j the court In her petition, duly hied, that: ■die has fully administered Arthur 1 Rhodes’ estate, this is therefore to cite | all persons concerned to show taupe if < r V they can, why paid Mrs. Della Rhodes should not be discharged from her admln stration, and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in F’-brusry 1922 G. W. HENDRICKS Ordinary. CITATION FOR DISMISSION GEO RGlA—Bartow County, Win reas S C. Thomas, Administra. j t i cf M D Teague, represents to the court in his petition, duly tiled, that he has fully administered M. D. Teague's estate, this Is to cite ull concerned to show cause If any they ctin, why said S. C Thomas should not be discharged from his administration, and receive I etters of Dismission on the lirst Mon day in Jfehruary, 1922. G. W HENDRICKS, Ordinary. CITATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND. GEORGIA—Bartow County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that Fred C Gassed, Administrator of the eptate of .1. Q Gussett, deceased, having applied for leave to sell all of the real estate belonging to the estate of paid de ceased notice Is hereby given to the heirs at law and eredltors of said de ceased. that said application will he heard on the lirst Monday in February, 1922. O. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary. CITATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND AND CORPORATE STOCK. GEORGIA—Bartow County. To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is hereby given that L. W Me- Kelvey, Administrator of the estate of I’at McKelvey, decoaged, having applied for leave to sell all of the real estate and all the corporate stock belonging te the estate of saUl deceased, notice is hereby given to the he'rs at law and creditorg of said Pat McKelvey, de sists; and, that said application will be heard at my office February 6, 1922. This January 11 1922 G. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary. LAND SALE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. Whereas, by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, on the application of the undersigned as ad min strator cf the estate of Samantha J Pettit, deceased, late of said county, to pell the lands of said Samantha J. Pettit deceased, for the purpose of pay ing debts and distribution, the under signed as such adminigtrator did. after due advertisement of sale as required hy law. expose to sale, at public outcry to the highest bidder, for cash, before the court house door of said county, witli n legal hours of sale on tile first Tu say in July, 1920 the fallowing de geribed land, to-wit: That certain tract of land containing ninety-three acres, more or less, bing parts of land lotg Nos. 83. 82 and 62 in the Fifth Dis trict and Third Section of said county, and known as The Home Place of said CHANGES IN SCHEDULES N. f C. & St. L. RY. Rome Branch Effective Sunday, January 15, 1922, train No. 176 will leave Kingston at 10:15 a. m., instead of 10:30 a. m., and will arrive Rome at 11:00 a. m., or thirty minutes earlier than at present. Train No. 177 will leave Rome at 3 :30 p. m. and arrive Kingston at 4:20 p. m., as at present. No change in schedules of other trains. W. I. LIGHTFOOT General Passenger Agent A Bargain A good used Saxon Six for sale at $390.00 Terms to responsible parties, of course This car is, in our candid opinion, a real bargain in a used car. Noble Motor Company pr n.t. Samantha J* Pettit, deceased. said tract of land Ix-ttir/ no offered for sale as the property of said deceased; and whereas, at said sale paid land was knocked off to W L. Alford, of said county as the highest and best bidder therefor at and for the sum of 13,775.00, to be then and there paid to the under signed in caeh; and whereas said Al ford. after so bidding off said land, did not have the cash in hand to pay for said land but promised to get the cash and pay his said bid, and at his request the land was not then resold at his r sk, and the time for paym* nt delayed frem time to time at his continued and ' repeated requests until now; he having gone Into possession of Raid land and now owing to the undersigned the amount of ins said bid besides interest thereon irom the Urst Tuegday in July, 1520. Now, therefore, by virtue of afore said order of said Court of Ordinary, and pursuant to the provlsione of Sec tion 6071 of Civil Code of Georgia, au thorizing resale of said land on the property of said deceased, by the under. Rlgned as her administrator and the application of net proceeds of such re sale as a credit on the amount due by said Alford on hls said former bid for gald land, and the enforcement against h m of any balance, then remaining due on his said bid, the undersigned will sell before the court house door of said county at public outcry, to the highest bit der for cash, within legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February, 1522, as the property of said dacased, the above described trret of land con taining ninety-three acres, more or less, being parts of land lots Nog. S3. 52 and 62 In Fifth District and Third Section of said county, known as the Hatrnntha J. Pettit Home Place Term of sale cash. This January 11, 1822. H L GRIFFIN. Administrator Samantha J. Pettit, Deceased. SHERIFF'S SALES. GKOROIA- itartow County. Will be sold before the court house door In said county on the first Tu s- , •lay ai February, 1922. within tin* legal j hours of sale to the highest bidder for I s'i at public outcry, the following I property: The undivided one-half interest in j paits of lots and lots of land In the I 17th district and 3rd section of said ! county, as follows: 39.81 acres of lot No. 72; 3108 acres of lot No. 7; 31 08 j non g of lot No 8; 31 08 acres of lot No 05; 39 93 acres of lot No. 79, and 16-75 j acres of lot No. 12. Also one-half un. I divided interest In lots and parts of lot of land In the 16th district and 3rd sec tion of said county, ag follows; 167.72 acres of lot No. 269; 220.52 acres of lot' No. 268; and 64 64 acres of lot No. 244. | Revied on and will be sold as the prop erly of Luke Martin to satisfy a certain tax execution issued by Nat Donahoo. tax collector of said county, for gtate and county taxes for the year 1920 The First National Bank of Rome, Georgia, having heretofore paid off said tax ft fa and had the same transferred to it, this advertisement is proceeding in the name of said bank. Tenant in posses sion duly notified. Also, at the same time and place one Brtman saw mill, with log carriage equipment together with engine and holler. levied on and will be sold as the property of W. F. Rolan to satisfy a certain fl. fa. issued from the City Court of said county in favor of Bank of Adairsville against W. F. Rolan. As said proprty is cumbersome and ex pensive to move, delivery thereof will be made on the Dr. McGowan farm, near the Rome and Cartersvtllo road, where the sane lg now located. | Also, at the same time and place, one ( 10-20 Titan International tractor and j on double disc McKay tractor plow : Levied on and will be sold as the prop erty of W A Hughes to satisfy a cer tain execution issued from the City Court of gaid county in favor of J. P. Anderson against \V. A. Hughes. Also, at the same time and place, one twenty-live (25) H. P Frick boiler on wheels; one twenty (20) H. P. Atlas eng'ne detachd; one circle saw; one belt; one set of lumber trucks; one low wh e'.ed heavy log drag. Levied on and will be sold as the property of L R. Dunkin to satisfy a certain ft fa issued from the City Court of Polk County, Georgia, in favor of Woodruff Machinery Con pany against L. R. Dunkin As this property is cuo;l bersome and expensive to move, delivery thereof will be made on the 1 Cochran farm, about four miles from Taylorsville, Bartow County Georgia. Aiso, at the sum* time and place, one Overland touring car, 5-passenger, rno. tor No, 13717. Levied on and will be sold as the property of J. M. Shepperd to satisfy a certain fl. fa. issud from the Superior Court of Paulding County. I Georgia, in favor of G. S. Brown against J J. M Shepperd A so at tlie same time and place, two hundred thousand feet, more or less, of j lumber, consisting of 2*6. 2xß. ar.d 2xlo and 2x12 lengths 10 feet. 12 feet. 1 14 feet, and 16 feet. Levied on and will be sold as the property of J. W. | Tomlinson to satisfy a certain ft. fa. j issued from the Superior Court of Bar- ' tow County. Georgia in favor of Hiram Hays against J W. Tomlinson. As said property ig cumbersome and expens've to move, delivery will be made on the Mostellor property about live and one- i half miles east of Adairsville, Georgia, j Algo, at the same time and place,! that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the city of Cartersville, Bar- 1 town County, Georgia containing seven (7) acres, more or less, bounded by the ' following streets In said city: On north i by Main street, on east by Dixie avenue -ft south by Forest avenue, and on west by Stonewall street, being the property on which are located a dwell ing house, outhouses, barn etc., and hgTtg.the property on which T R. Jones WILL SAVE YOU ONE DOLLAR! One large can of Red Seal Lye, used according to direc tions, will make ten pounds of wonderful cleaning soap, actually saving you one dollar. Red Seal is concentrated and granulated, the very best lye your money can buy. It is all pure lye—no adulterations, and a little of it gets a longer way than a larger quantity of ordinary lye. Use it for cleaning, for killing vermin, disinfecting, destroying bad odors, water softening. You’ll find many ways to use it, and every one will lighten your work and make it easier and quicker done. Full directions with every can. Ask for, and be sure to get, the old reliable Red Seal Lye. Substitutes won’t do the work as well. P. C. TOMSON & CO., Philadelphia, Pawa. AUTO MOVIES G.T.BUCK ACCESSORYC9 -- - n■■ y GET YOUR TICKETS for Mileagetown at this supply house. AH of our accessories will give you good, long service. When you get tired of tires that refuse to give you adistance record, then purchase of us. TAX RECEIVER’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the books will be opened for the purpose of receiving tax returns for County of Bartow' on Wednesday February frst, 1922. The law requires all real estate, moneys notes, accounts and personal property of every description, held on January frst 1922, shall be returned at its true and market value on that date. I am also required to take the census of all Confederate Soldiers, all their widows w'ho reside in Bartow County, as of January first, 1922, and the name of company or regiment to which they belonged; also the time and place they enlisted, when and where discharged. I will be at the places named below on the days and dates mentioned, for the purpose of receiving tax returns of Bartow County, for the year 1922: February | March Cartersville ! 11 and 18 11 Stamp Creek | 1 and 20 6 Wolf Pen _ I 2 and 21 A.M. 7 A.M. White | 2 and 21 P.M. 7 Pine Log 3 and 22 8 Cassville 4 and 17 20 Emerson 6 and 27 22 Allatoona | 7 and 28 j 21 Stilesboro f 8 P.M. | 1 and 23 P.M. Euharlee | 8 A.M. ! 1 and 23 A.M. Iron Hill 10 3 and 24 Taylorsville 9 2 and 27 Kingston 13 and 25 28 Halls Station 14 Adairsville 24 and 15 | 29 Folsom 23 and 16 j 30 Dewey | | 31 A.M. Salacoa | j 9 Cass Station | | 25 A.M. Ateo | | 25 P.M. In addition to the above dates. I will be in Cartersville from April first to April 30th, 1922, for the purpose of completing the returns on all property in this county for the year 1922. Under the law, I must complete my w'ork by the first of May and turn over to the tax equalizers. I urge every tax payer of the county to make his return to me before that date, as all who fail to do so will appear as defaulters. Respectfully, JAMES A. INGRAM, Tax Receiver, Bartow County, Georgia. reaidew- Levied <* and will be sofei mj the property of T. R Jones to s-uk'fJP certain execution issued from the fWti Court oi Rartow County, Georgia favor of F. K Matthews against W Jones. Trnant in possession duly a tied. This the 12th day of January 19&2. W B PUCKETT, Sheriff. H. W. PARIS. Deputy Sheriff Q. W. GADDIS, Deputy Sheriff. NOTICE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. All parties indebted to Charlie Woo ley (colored), deceased, late of said county, are hereby notified to pay the amount of such indebtedness to the undersigned at once. Those who have claims against said deceased are hereby notified be render ucb bills to the undersigned. This the 12th day of January 1824 WM. T TOWNSEND. Administrator of Estate of Charlß* Woolley Deceased, ONE CAN OF LfJ high testJS?
