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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1922)
Company Coming for Thanksgiving? Be Sure Your New Range Is a MOORE’S Lumpkin Hardware Cos. Phone 10 “Dependable Merchandise" Phone A9 petition''for'charter OKORGIA —Rartow County , To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of Rowland White end Mrs. Kuturah Marshall, 'of Bartow county; Joel White, of Klovd county, Georgia, and C. C. Klrkley, of Gordon county, Georgia, respectfully shows: 1. That petitioners, together with their l associates, desire to be incorporated u,' er Ills name and style of "THE The Fair Store’s Specials Friday and Saturday, November 24 & 25 Ladies’ Patent Vamp and Facing One-Strap Cut-Out Sandal, bamboo suede collar and strap, welt, military rubber heel. Special $5.00 Boys’ Mahogany Calf Welt Rubber Heel; guaranteed solid leather throughout; sizes from 2 1-2 to 5 1-2. Special -_. $2.95 Ladies’ I-eft Moccasins, chrome cushion fcold, ribbon trimmed 95c pair The Fair Store Where you get pood Goods at § Do* .'-t* Prirt * 'WHITE"COMPANY” for a period of twenty years, with the right to renew said charter at the expiration of that time. 3, I The object of said corporation is pe cuniary gain to its stockholders, ■ Petitioners desire the right to carry i on and maintain a! general mercantile business In the City of Cartersville. Unrtow County, Georgia, with the rigid —and a biff dinner to get—a dinner that’s one of the big events of the year —a dinner that you'll want “just rifrht.” The best cook in the world can’t get up a really pood dinner with a worn out range. Why try? You cer tainly deserve a Better Range. The old one cannot be depended on—it’s liable to get “spunky” when you need it mo&L Enjoy this Thanksgiving with anew MOORE’S Range—one that’s, de pendable, that’s always happy to do your bidding, with little fuel, little work or little watching—a Range that is a pleasure to own. to establish branch offices In such places as its stockholders may deeiil profitable and desirable; to buy and sell goods, wares and merchandise, cotton, eorrt und any and all other ar ticles of trade. To act as broker and commission merchants; lo sell at wholesale and retail, to maks contracts, borrow money, loan moatiy, discount notes, buy and sell real" estate, to She and be sued, and to do any and all acts necessary in the operation of said busi. MU. The principal place of business of said corporation will be in the City of Cnrtersville, Bartow County, Georgia. S. Petitioners desire that ap'd corno •■aflon ms>' have the right to elect a Board of Directors by a vote of its stockholders and its directors in turn to elect its officers and to have and make all necessary by-laws and regu lations for the management of said business, and to have and use a com mon seal. The capital stock of said corporation shall be Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dol- I '!•- d'vided into shares of One Hun dred Dollars each, and they desire to begin business when 10 per cent of the capital stock is paid in. Wherefore, petitioners file this their petition-in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, and pray that after the tame been advertised as required by law that the Court by proper order I grant this petition FIXI.BY & HKXBON, Attorneys for Petitioners j i GEORGIA —Bartow County, office of Clerk of Superior Court (if. Bartow County: j 1, \V. C. Walton. Clerk of the Supe rior Court of Bartow County, lx- (by ; i certify that the foregoing is a true and : correct copy of the application for- < 1 ehart'j.. a* the same appears of tbe iu ‘ , this office. This -3rd day of November. )'.i22. W. C. WALTON. Clerk of Superior Court. Coming to the \ | GRAND THEA7£ R THURSDAY NIGHT, NOVEM BER 30, ’ ’3. ‘‘Musical Entertain-i iv> ent by the Old Time i Fiddlers, Featuring PROF. SMART and RILEY PUCKETT The world-famous yodeling singe*. There will be good music by the ! < ’d-time fiddlers, and a rollick ing good time for everybody. MUSIC, SINGING, RUCK and WING DANCING Admission: ADULTS 30c; CHILDREN 15c j Ye Olde Time Fiddlers NOTICE i 'Come out to the Grand on! j Thursday night (Thanksgiving) j and join the rest of the bunch j 1 in their \enuutafiirafetyCTK' **• T>T >- TRIBUNE-NEWS. CARTERSVILLE. GA., November 23. 1922. Harry L. Strickland At First Baptist Church Wednesday Mr. Harry L. Strickland, of Nash ville secretary of the Organized Class Movement of the Southern Baptist Convention, will deliver two addresses at the First Baptist church next Wed nesday. the first one at 3:30 in the aft ernoon, and the other at 7 o’clock in the evening. i Te is recognized as an authority on this work, his address at the Regional B. Y. p. U. convention in Cartersville, a few months ago, being a outstanding feature of that gathering. Bo fine, an impress on did he make on that occasion that a special invita tion was extended him to come to Car tersville again, and bis corning next Wednesday is an acceptance of that in'. Ration. Mr W. C. Henson superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school was largely instrumental n securing this dote for Cartersville. Avery cordial invitation is extended to every one particularly Sunday school workers of ail denom inations. and of ali the neighboring churches, to hear both his addresses here next Wednesday at the First Bap tist church. locals runs Mrs. J A. Monfort spent several days in Marietta this week with relatives. Mr. J. I''. Hurt, of Oakman, was a prominent business visitor spending a short time in Cartersville Thursday. Mrs. T. V. Gemes spent Wednesday in Atlanta, attending the Baptist Wo man’s Missionary Convention. Miss Sarah Milam left Monday morn ing lor mi.ua boro, as an assistant in the school there. Mr. and Airs. Lee McLain and little Edna McClain, 'of California, are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Donald McClain. Mr. A. Richardson and Mr. P. J. Motes, of Rockmart, were business vis itors in Cartersville Tuesday. Mr. Frank E, Matthews, of Americus. was a business visitor in Cartersville a short time this week. MiHs Frances Milam, who has been working in Washington, D. C. and Newport News, Va., is visiting home folks. On Monday, November 27th, Dr. J. P. Parks will be in his of fice at Young Brothers’ Drug Company. See him if you are having trouble with your eyes. Miss Dora Howald. of TeUico I’lain, Tenn.. is spending a short time in Car- I tersville, as the attractive guest of hej, uncle, Mr. H. S. Hull. Mrs. Lem Gilreath of Etowah, Tenn., returned -home Wednesday, after spending a few days with Mrs. Paul Gilreath. Misses Lucy and Eva Callahan and Miss Nina It'pley, of Chattanooga, were the week-end guests of Mrs. Oscar Thomason, Mr. ahd .Mrs. Z. M Jackson and chil dren, Warren and Anne spent the past week-end in Ingleside, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. David. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilreath of Hous. ton, Texas, will arrive in Cartersville Friday for a visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilreath. Mr. W. E. Dillard, accompanied by his mother Mrs. W. M. Dillard return ed this week to their home in West minster, S. C.. after spending a short time in Cartersville. where thev were called by the death of Mrs. J. U. Wylie Mrs. Dillard and jtoung son will re main in Cartersville for some weeks, before joining her husband. If your eyes are troubling you, see Dr. J. P. Parks when he comes again to Young Bros.’ Druv Store, on Monday, No vember 27th, for o*e day only. Miss Bessie Lawrence tof Menlo, Ga. and Miss Helen Davis, of 'Taylorsville, spent last week with Mr—and Mrs T. V. Gerftes. at their home on West Main street. Mrs- Will Neel, Mrs. Francis Vaughan Mrs. George Brooke were among those who attended the Georgia Woman’s , STE I J&T 9 53- Ten -Day Clearance Sale > Big Stock Must Be Reduced In Order To Raise Cash CHRISTMAS GOODS Bring the little folks down and let them see our line of Christmas Toys. Our line is large, and our prices are unu sually low. Many Other Bargains too Numerous !oMention—Come See For ourself Burton-Sagg-us Old Stand _ Mr ’ W> T Eurton ** here _ , ,5-’ \k. M. Mr IT wait on his old friends—Call tc W. Main St., Cartersville, Georgia. £ fXT * t . r l . L l m see us for the best of No. 48 DON’T FORGET IT No. 48 Itch is going the rounds again. At the very first simptom you should get a jar of . • NUMBER 48 It will relieve your mind as well as your body Young Bros.’ Drug Company r TV' t Here are 10 points which emphasize the absolute dependability ol' DUCK HEAD OVERALLS: 1. The heavy denim used in DUCK HEAD garments is purchased from mills nationally recognized as builders of the most satisfactory fab ribs for work clothing. * 2. This finely woven material offers effective resistance wear, insuring extra long life to DUCK HEADS. * 3. Generous yardage in each overall gives the wearer perfect freedom from binding, and yet the garment is shaped to FIT. 4. No second rate trimmings are found on DUCK HEADS; everything is of the highest quality that money can buy. Ik No raw edges. CLEANLY CONSTRUCTED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE I t>. All pockets reinforced with extra stitching. • * 7. Seams that WILL NOT lUP. H. Rigid inspection. \Ve maintain a special force to inspect every over all before it leaves our factory. This assures a perfect garment for the purchaser. Mg J). Our operators have the skill and experience essential in turning out STRICTLY DEPENDABLE GARMENTS. 10. Overall wearers have learned they can practice REAL ECONOMY by wearing DUCK HEAD OVERALLS. B.LVaughan Clothing: Company Cartersville, Ga., Carry a Complete Stock Baptist Convention in Atlanta this week. Col. Gordon Combs, of Acworth, was among the legal lights attending the Ladies’ Coat Suits $12.00 and SIB.OO values $5.98 BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SUITS. Good Patterns, in latest styles, formerly sold up to $35.00; Clearance sale price $12.95 LADIES’ COATS. Good style and good quality; during this clearance sale at HALF PRICE recent session of Bartow superior court. Although a newcomer in Ac worlh. Col. Combs is enjoying a large practice. FREE! FREE! During This Sale One Beautiful Vase To every customer trad ing $5.00 or more. CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS All sizes, good quali ties; $1.25 value! _ 79c •SI.OO values 59c Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE fiROMO QUININE Tablets remove Oil- cause. There is only on- "Brumo Quinine/' F IV. r , r.*)VE*S signature oo box. 30c. MEN AND BOYS’ SUITS. Just received, anew line of Men and Boys’ Suits; Very High Grade at low prices. SHOES Men’s. Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes—Best Qualities, stan dard makes. Can save you at least a dollar on the pair. HOUSE SLlPPEßS—Beautiful colors; a bargain at 98c
