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About The Bartow tribune. The Cartersville news. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1917-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1923)
Children Cry for Fletcher’s CASTOR 1A The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in' use for ove* thirty years, has borne the signature of _yf on the wrapper all these years just to protect the coming '-*LO*ry/' /'COtc+U'h( generations. Do not be deceived. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children —Experience against Experiment. Never attempt to relieve your baby with a remedy that you would use for yourself. What is CASTOR IA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Comfort —The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA always In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. The Cash Grocery Company We have made an arrangement with the T. S. Lewis Cos., Atlanta, Ga.* makers of the famous TEA FLAKE and City Soda Crack ers, to yet two shipments a week of these Crackers. Ter Flrkes, fre h from the oven r _ r r c City Sodas, fresh from the oven 20c Goid Medal Rolled Oats 10c Gold B. Grits 1 10c Kellogy’s Bran_ 18c; or two for 35c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. 1 Qc; or three for 25c Qiiaker Puffed Rice. . i& c; or two for 25c “B” Wheat •. 15c Pickaninny Fancy Cut Stringless Beans. 18c Stokely’s Fancy Cut Strinyless Beans. _ 20c Whether you think of FATS or Fj£ED, your money must be WORTH MORE at The Busy Corner J. W. S. Phone 94 TRAIN SCHEDULES (Continued From Page One.) chickens, milk ana prepare supper. It was a pleasure for the women to have such an outing occasionally: and an equal re’oxat nn for the men. But now it is doubtful tf a dozen from this section visit Cartersville in Who wants to take a train at 7:30 or 8 o'clock in the morning and remain all day, though perhaps business is trans acted in a few hours, and come home 'way after dark- -S to B:3o—when the train is on time? Instead some Kingston people go to Home, as trains run at convenient hours •—10:15 am., returning at 4:15- or take the Kingston bus. which makes the same schedule, with an additional re turn at -6 p m Some Ada rsville peo ple go to Calhoun which Is reached quite as conveniently. While of course thos,. who have au tomobiles thiuk nothing of dir. : g to Cartersvi le for small pun bases pre fcrr ng a wider selection, even for ging. Town-Sold Here If you don’t know it now your first trial order v. ill be ample proof to you. We sell the Best Groceries in the best way— give you the best service because we want your trade. Don’t fail to give us that trial order. ’Twill be to your advantage. . StSfitm. 'QUALITY IS SDRR*M§. ? 808 GILRBAW phone 3z YOUR GROCER/ 1/3 WCSTMAI^m ham aprons, than they find at home “But " argue some, “it is so conven- r ‘ r * n ru- 'own to Atlanta for the day whenever we want to buy something really nice, go to the theater, and return at 7:20.“ A luxury' indulged In bv a ’arge per cent of the popula tion, Judging by the crowd of passen teis tauen to their china with bundles who step oc No. 6 every night. Think what a dra n this is on Car tersville to have all the best business the cash trade, poured Into Atlanta s coders! How manifestly unfair for doctors, preachers, teachers, city employes, ail to go to the city for their expensive purchases, leaving the home merchant s goods—often the very same—on his •helves! Think of the nerve of a lawyer, whose living depends on having for clients the store keepers of Cartersville standing in court clad from the sole of his feet to the crown of his head in garments purchased in Atlanta, as is each mem. l or of iiis family—with an additional cost of .1! least $5 for every tr p. What do his clients, what does every mer- THE TRIBUNE-NEWS, CARTERSVILLE, GA„ FEBRUARY 1. 1923 chant think about employing or credit ing men like that, who take their liv ing from a town without putting any thing back? What if Home observer ghou'd make note of every Atlanta passenger espe c ally those coming back with their arms full and circulate the list? How would it affect many residents in their business relations? i li re are a few suggested remedies: First Trade at home youself, even though you may not think you thus present such an ultra-stylish appear ance. if the madam and girls pout, let th-m. Tell them their crcd t is good with any store in Cartersville, but you positive y will not pay any outside bills Listen! - ! Second —Understand that Cartersville reeds the county far more than the county needs Cartersville and culti vate friendly relat ons. Just as the Chamber of Commerce is how doing so effectively. ; Third—Remember that good roads lead away from as well as to Carters - | villc. Fourth -Let the Chamber of Com merce appeal to tlie Stale Railway I Commissioners to have the schedule changed. This wou’d be beneficial clear to Chattanooga, where at present pas sengers must leave home before 5 j o'clock in the morning and arrive back home around midnight, in some in stances, j Fifth—Until this is accomplished, i subsidize a taxi or bus from Adairsville | via Halls and Kingston, to run at con i \enient hours perhaps with added in -1 ducennent of return trip paid for cus -1 tomers who trade to a certain amount; i s well as prices as good as those else where or in catalogues, and thus re establish the old centripetal motion, in stead of everybody going off at a tan gent. W. HOUSTON WADE. W. Houston Wade young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wa e, died at his parent's home in Atco last Sunday ev ening at 7:4G o'clock after a short lllnoss. The funeral was held ‘Monday at Oak Hin cemetery, G. M. Jackson & Sons being in charge of the arrnn- j currents. His parents and three broth- , cry survive. x ANNIE MAE COLLIN3 M's-; Anne Mae Collins, 7 years old, i passed away at the homo of her father Mr Jan Collins, in Atco last Friday. Interment took place Saturday after noon at 2:30 at Oak Hill cemetery, the funeral services being under the di rection of IJev, A L. Aired, while tilt arrangements were in charge of G. M Jackson & Sons. She is survived by her parents, and two sisters, Mrs. Sam Cannon, of Canton, and Miss Ethel Col lins, of Atco. TRIBUNE WANT ADS FOR SALE—A few settings of thoroughbred Rhode Island Red eggs at $1.50 for 15. H. C. Nelson, phone 302 or 145. 8-3 t POSITION WANTED—By experienced stenographer, with years of practical office experience Apply to Diligent, care Tribune-News. 8-3 t TOR SALE—The entire stock of high, 'lass White Orpingtons of Mr. H A. Black (deceased) to go at reduced prices; also two incubators and brood er stove. Adilress all communications to W. C. Gaines, Cartersville Ga. 8-3 t LOST—Platinum bar pin. with small diamond on Market or Bartow street, Friday afternoon. Return to Tribune- News office. Reward. SETTING EGGS-From Brown Leghorns, pure bred, healthy stock, spe cially seleted for laying qualities; cocks mated to pullets; cockerels mated to hens; $1.50 for 15 eggs. Mrs. C. H. Cox, Phone 3905, or address Cartersville, Ga. l-4t ROOFING AT CUT PRICES. See or Write W. P. Grig-gs, Sr., Acworth, Ga., Route 2, Box 103, for al 1 kinds of Roofing at cut prices. Can save you money. COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING— Good condition, two bushel bags Wanna maker's Cleveland si.so bushel; College No I, $2.00 bushel. Cash with order and immediate acceptance. JONES MERCANTILE CO.. 11-4 t Canton, Ga. FOR RENT —Seven-room house on S Erwin street. See W. H. Field. I GUARANTEE TO RELIEVE YOUR RHEUMATISM V A Simple, Safe, Inexpensive Home Treatment That Never Fails GET MY FREE LITERATURE If Rheumatism and kindred ills are making Ufe miserable for you. I can tell you how to get well. Over 7 000 patients in one city have use 1 my meth od without a single failure to relieve. Rheumat am cuts short your life, saps your strength and weakens your mind If you are a victim of this terrifice dis ease, .write immediate y for my. free literature. and if I don't bring relief in your case t shall not cost you one penny. Address SCOTCH BALM CO.. Dept R-3. Box 272, Macon, Ga. (adv.) 'Douglas County Secures Services Of Farm Agent DouglalviHe Ga . Ja i. 30.—Douglas i ville hankers and Lusiness men with ! a few progressive farmers aided by j ihe Douglas County Sentinel, have succeeded in secur ng tiie services of l a county demonstration agent, though ; the county commissioners refesed to intake an appropriation for the purpose With a small contribution from the j county board* of education, the busi i ness men. by private subscript on liaised the amount necessary for the j comity's part. J L. Turk, of Cartersville, who has • had six years successful experience land comes highly recommended by the | State Agricultural school, has been j employed and will enter upon his du ties at once. Amass meeting of farmers and busi ness men has been called for Tuesday, February 6, which will be addressed by Roland Turner of the agricultural de partment of the Southern Railfevay Every effort will be made this year to improve farming conditions in Doug las county. The above news story from Doug’as vilie will be read with more than casual interest in this county. Mr. 'lnk is one of the best men for th! 1 lace that could be selected. The decision to put on a county agent in Douglas county was made at a meeting held in 'Jougiasville last December, and which was addressed bv Messrs J. W. and M. L Fleetwood, of Cartersville, who urged such a step. ! Baptists Plan Get-Together Meeting Soon Members of the First Baptist churcn plan to ho and a get-together meet n ; soon, pm- . 'Vo on t !i e evening of Wedy. neday February 21st / Further details will be announce 1 later by the committee of which Mrs George Brooke is chairman for the la dies and Mr. Warren Dodd chairman or the men of the church. L. C. TANNER. Mr. L C Tanner, GO years old a well-known cltiren of the l'-ne Log distr ct. passed away Thursday morn ing at 2: *5 o'clock at his home, after a short illne s. Funeral services will he held Friday, at Dewey with inter ment in the nearby cemetery. Besides his wife he is surv'ved by one daugh ter. Mrs. Millie Thomason and one son, Mr, Lester Tanner. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said County, .will be sold at public outcry, between the usuu houis of sale, on the lirst Tuesday in March 1923. at the court house in said county, the following real estate, to wit: One house and lot in the City of Car tersville Bartow County. Georgia, wel) known in said city a.: the home place of Mrs. Sarah Catherine Lawhon, front ing west on Douglas street, being Xo. 210 Douglas street. Terms: One-half cash, balance January 1, 1924, at S per cent interest. This 7th day of February, 1923.* W. C WALTON, Administrator of Mrs. Sarah Catherine Lawhon. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of David Orie McDaniel. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 1974. To the creditors of David Orie McDan iel, of Cartersville. Ga.. in the county of Bartow, and distrct aforesaid, a bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of February. A. D. 1923, the said David Orie McDaniel was duly adjud icated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of creditors will b e held at Referee's office, No 11 King St., in Dalton, Ga. on the 6th day of February, A D. 1923, at 1:30 o clock p. m., at which time th e creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint u trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before sa.d meeting. February 6, 1923. C. D. McCUTCHEN. Referee in Bankruptcy. CITATION FOR DISMISSION. GEORGIA—Bartow County. Whereas R. L. Griffin, administrator of Mrs S. J. Pettit, deceased repre sents to the court in his petit on duly tiled that he has fully administered Sa- , mantha J. Pettits estate, this is there fore to cite all persons concerned, kin- \ tired aid creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why sai l admin sfrator should not be discharged from his ad- ; ministration and receive letters o£ dis. i mission the first Monday in March 1923. G. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary PUBLIC SALE OF LAND. | STATE OF GEORGIA, Bartow County. Whereas, on the 13th day of Decent - J her. 1919. Mrs. Sada Franklin executed and delivered to J A. Peek he war ranty deed to secure debt, conveying the land hereinafter described, for the purpose ot securing the debt referred to in said deed, in the sum of Twenty eight Hundred ($2,800.))) Dollars, be sides merest and attotpiey’s fees which deed is duly recoided tr, the C.erk's of fice of tit# -superior Court of Bartow County, Georgia, in Book YY of Deeds, page 491, under date of December 13th, 1919; and Whereas, by an ' in said deed. Mrs. Sada Franklin gave said J. A. IVek power and authority to se.l said land as in sad deed descr bed in case of de fault in the prompt payment at ma turity of said principal, or any install ment thereof, or any interest tailing-due thereon or in case of . efuult in the payment of any taxes .that may he as. sessed against said property promptly as same become due. or default -n the payment of insurance premiums as in .-aid deed stipulated; aid Wheieas, default has been made, and dec a red in the payment of pr net pal and interest that was due December I loth 1922, and default has been made in the payment of taxes assessed, ugainst stud property, the entire debt is now , ue. unpaid and collectible under the terms of said deed. Now.therefore, by virtue of the power so vested in the sa.d J. A. Peek, under j said deed, the sad J. A. Peek wl 1 sell j at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, on the 6th day of March 1923, | during the legal hours of sale, and be- i lore u.e court nouse door in said county j of Bartow and state of Georgia, thej land described in the aforesaid deed.* to-wit: / That tract or parcel of land situated/! lying- and be ng in the sth district and 3rd section'of Bartow County, Georgia, and being the south half of lot of land No. If in said district and section con taining eighty (SO) acres, more or less. Fee simple title w 11 be made to the purchaser at such sale. All of the prin cipal and interest of said debt is here, by declared due. as hereinabove set forth under the terms of said deed. Said land being advertised, and to be sold ns the property of Mrs. Sada Franklin. This February 6th, 1923 J A PEEK. MADDOX. LIPSCOMB & MATTHEWS, Attorneys, 8-4 t Home, Ga. PUBLIC SALE. GEORGIA—Bartow County. Under and by virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of sad County, passed at the February term. 19221, will be sold at nubile outcry, to the highest bidder before the court house door in said county, between the legal hours of Hale on the first Tuesday in March, 1923. that certain store house and lot on the north side of West Main street, ini Chrtersv l’e, Ga„ known as No. 127, fronting south on Main street 20 feet and running back of even width to property formerly owned by J. B. Con yers; also, that other certain store house and lot on north side of West Main street, in Cartersville, Ga, known as No. 129 fronting south on West Main street 23 1-2 feet, and running back of even width to the brick barber shop north of said lot 129.; also that brick barber shop and contents on east side of Conyers alley in Cartersville. Ga., known on the insurance map of said city as No. B, fronting on Conyers alley 19 1-2 feet and running back east 40 feet, more or less to property of estate of J. Q Gassett; bounded west by Conyers alley; south by property of Maxwell Brothers. and north by a vacant lot. Sold as the property of the estate of J. Q. Gassett, deceased for the purpose of paying debts and for distribution. Terms of sale, one third cash, one-third in six months, and one-third in twelve months, with Interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum upon the deferred payments or all cash at the option of the purchaser. This February Ist 19-3 FRED C GASSETT, Admr., 8-4 t Estate of J. Q. Gassett Deeesed. PUBLIC SALE OF LAND. STATE OF GEORGIA. Bartow County. Where as. on the 3tith day of January, 1922 M rs - Satla Franklin execute 1 and delivered to Mrs. Mary A. O’Ne'df her warranty deed to secure debt convey ing the land hereinafter described, for the purpose of securing the debt re ferred to in said deed. In the sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1,500 00) Dollars besides Interest and attorney’s fees wh oh deed is duly recorded in the Clerk's office of the Superior Court of Bartow County Georgia in Book 58 of Deeds, pages 571-72. under date of Feb ruary 6th 1922; and Whereas by and In said deed Mrs. Saha Frank’in gave said Mrs. Mary A. O Neill power and authority to sell said land as in -;Ed deed described in, case of default iif the prompt payment at maturity of said principal, or any.-’n staJlment thereof or any interest fall iing due thereon, or in case of default in the,payment of any taxes that may be assessed against sail property promptly as same become due, or de fault in the payment of insurance pre miums as In said deed stipulated; and Whereas, default has heen made and declared in the payment of interest that was due on said loan on November Ist, 1922. and default has heen made in the payment of taxes assessed against said property, the entire debt is now due. un paid and collectible under the terms of said deed Now. therefore by virtue of the pow. .er so vested ip the sad Mrs. Mary A. O Neill, under said deed the said Sirs. Mary A. O’Neill will sell at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash, on the 6th day ot March, 1923, during the legal hours of sale, and before the court house door in said county of Bar tow and state of Georgia, the land <e ecrihed n thi aforesaid deed, to-wit: TRACT NO. I—That tract or par-el STYLE!“The Keynote for 1923 Everybody Has the Spirit— New Styles For Spring * Our Millinery Department, our Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, our Piece Goods Depart ment, with the many other departments in i our’great store, have and are receiving the new styles in Spring Merchandise. They Are Worth Seeing J. if. Vaughan l Cos. V “A Business Built cn Gcod Goods” Cartersville Georgia Remember we can save you money on Feed as well as Groceries. We Deliver Phone 15 Mayes & Green of land in the 16th district and! 3rd sec tion of Bartow county, to-wit: One hundred and sixty acres, more or less, comprising all of lot No. 76 in said district and section, bounded! on the north by property of J. E Scott, on the east by property of J. A. Price on the north by property of W. H Sherman, and on the west by property of J H. Dyar estate. TRACT NO. 2—That tract or parcel of land in the sth district and 3rd sec tion of Bartow county, Georgia, and being lot No. 43, containing 160 acres, more or less, and known as the J. C. Luke lot I iiACT NO. 3—That tract or parcel of land in the sth district and 3rd sec. t on of Bartow county, Georgia, and be ing tty south half of land lot No 44 In “Don’t Read This” y Give your CREDIT Groceryman your CASH / trade, when you buy for CASH—he needs it. \ Buy Bartow County Products Here. HOWARD’S PHONE 84 said district and section, containing 80 acres, more or less. This Is a second lien on property de scribed in Tract No. 3 above set forth, and is made subject to a loan of $2800.00 on same held by J. A Peek, also sub ject to Pen of approximately $2,000.00 in favor of the Bank of Adairsville. Fee simple title will be made to the purchaser at such sale. All otAne prin cipal and interest of said debt is hereby declared due, as herein abov e set forth, under the terms of said deed. Said land being advertised, and to be sold as the property of Mrs. Sada Franklin. This February 6th. 1923. MRS. MARY O’NEILL,. MADDOX. LTPSCOMB & MATTHEWS, Attorneys, 8-4 t Rome, Ga.
