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64 Pure Food Stores Help You to Save FLOUR Rogers’ LaRo- sa; 48-lb sack, $1.54 24-lb sack, 77c Barrel, $6.10 Rogers’ Best seif-rising 48-lb sack $1.64 24-lb sack 82c Barrel, $6.40 No. 10 Snow drift, $1.10 No. 10 Cotton Bloom, $1.07 No. 10 Silver Leaf, $1,20 6-lb. kit white fish, 38c Full cream cheese, lb. 19c Canned toma toes, 7c PURE CANE SUGAR 16 lbs., $1 25-lb bag$1.49 Salt meat, lb., 10c Full line chewing tobacco. Special price by box. Special price on smoking tobacco by the carton. Coffee Rogers’ own roasting Santos blend, lb., 25c Java blend, lb., 30c Rogers’ good drink, lb., 19c 7 cans sar dines, 25c 7 packages A. 6 H. soda, 25c 7 boxes baking powder, 25c 7 boxes table salt, 25c 7 bars Sweet heart soap, 25c 15c-size pork and beans, 10c 2 packages Post Toasties, 15c L h« IVUUGI0 Ol 8 Jackson Sifool NEWNAN HERALD NEWNAN. Kim.AY, NOV RUB OUT PAIN with good oil liniment. That's to stop them. Society 'mu:i>no\r:i7i J the suresit .The Lest .Unique in every detail was the lun Kh.eon Riven Wednesday by Mrs. Frank Wilkinaon and Mrs. T. B. McRitchie at i -inf ■ . t,,r 8 home on LaGrange street. | I heir honor giiests were Mesdames ,1. I. Bradley, Manor Bradley. Buford Boykin and Pal Bradley, of Carrollton t ne noose was decorated with autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. In trie dining-room the table had u center piece of white chrysanthemums. The candles were shaded in yellow, and the p.aee-cards were large yellow chrysan themums tied with white tulle. ' Be sides the honor guests were Mrs. Will ofi^ 0( f: U’- v Brown and Mrs. Ellen Goolsby. In the afternoon Mrs. Boy Brown complimented them with a picture show party at The Strand, Mrs. J. A. Addy complimented Mrs. H. I). Walker's guests. Mrs. .John Mc- Laskill and Miss Belle Holloman, of Bainbridge, with a neighborhood sew ing party Wednesday afternoon at her home on Buchanan street. Mrs. G. B. Barr and Miss Lula Barr assisted in entertaining. The guests invited were Good for I he Ailments of Horse*, Mules, Cattle, Etc. . Qood for your ou'n A ches, Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $|, At all Dealers. On Thursday evening next, lit d o clock, the County Chamber of Coni- merOO will celebrate "Georgia Pro ducts Day" with its annual dinner. Pile dinner, which will consist exclu sively of homo-raised products, will bo served in Bradley hall, nml he the third event of its kind celebrated by the Chamber of. Commerce. Covers will he laid foe one hundred and seven ty-live gues'K, at one dollar per plate. Mr. H. 0. Arnall, jr,, is chairman of the committee of arrangements, and all Mesdames Amos Wilkinson, L. H. Hill ’ subscriptions must be in his hands by \ \ A t lr in,, I m tat f* n - * it" . d .... t * ■ rn II i i I W. Y. Atkinson, jr., W. P. Gea’vMq R° h |i S - Hardaway, jr ,1. Kr. nic * gee, B. B. Mahson, A. V. Sewe'j, anil j. h. simms, Mrs. M. G. Keith entertained with a week-end house party. Her guests in cluded Mrs. Oolbe North of Senoia, Miss Mary Hunter of Turin, Mrs. W. S. Mc Donald of Shnrpsburg.Mrs. Stevenson of White Oak, Mrs. Jess Young ami Mrs. Andy Bowers of Box ton, Mrs. Emma Couch of Lutherville, Mrs. Murphy of Moreland, Mrs. Hez Reese of Senoia, and Mrs. W. II. Dodds of Collegu Park. ♦ ♦ The Literary Circle of the Civic League will meet next Wednesday at the County Club, at J o’clock. Every member is requested to be present, as Mrs. I). A. Haney will deliver an ad dress telling of the recent convention at Savannah. ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Nimmons, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spence and Mr. and Mrs. Will Askew motored to Opelika and Auburn, Ala., one day last week. Miss Fannie McKoy, of Welcome, spent, several days this week with Mrs. E. C. McKoy and Miss Ruby Mayfield. Mrs. W. E. Hayes has returned to her home at Montezuma, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. B. II. Pinson. ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Richards and children, of Decatur, spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Arnall, jr. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Brown and Mr. Evins Brown spent the week-end with relatives in McDonough. Mrs. W. T. Richards, of New Or leans, La., spent the week-end with Mrs. H. C. Arnall, jr. Miss Mildred Arnall, who is attend ing Shorter College, spent the week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Swint, of Macon, spent, several days last week with Mrs. Jane Swint. Mrs. .1. S. Gibson and Miss Elizabeth Gibson have returned from Chicago, III. ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Julia Troutman has returned from a visit to friends in Columbus. Miss Mabel Dunbar spent days in Macon last week. several Miss Evelyn Wright is the guest of friends in Nashville, Tenn. ♦ *•* ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cole spent the week-end at Marietta. Miss Harriet Farmer friends in ColumbuB. is visiting LOCALS DROUGHT FORWARD A rural mail route inspector was in our town a few days since looking over the routes and studying the advisability of putting on an automobile service. It is ... reported that he favors one automobile I Considering his line route and two long buggy routes from J -i- i- Senoia to take the place of our present very satisfactory service, and also of one of the routes from Turin. No official newB has come as to what will be done, but the roads in this section are almost impassable for cars for a long time during the winter, and we do not see how the new plan could possibly prove satisfactory. Our ruTal friends now have a fine service, and any change will bring a vigorous protest from them. It is to be hoped the inspector will de cide to make no change.- Senoia En terprise-Gazette. Wednesday next. Mr. T. M. Goodrum', secretary of the Chamber of Com merce, urges all who may wish to at tend the dinner to hand their subscrip tions to Mr. Arnall as early as practi cable. Mr. R. D. Cole, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will preside as toastmaster, and only local speakers will he on the programme. A Fine Entertainment. The entertainment at the County Club on Friday evening last was n great success, both in point of attend ance and in the number and churaetor of the attractions presented. The leading feature was a monologue, "The Bachelor’s Reverie," by Mr. Stanford Arnold, assisted by the following young ladies, viz: Miss Alice McBride as the "School Girl;” Miss Oma Hudson as the "Athletic Girl;” Miss Virginia Glover as the "Riding Girl;” Miss Willie Herring as the “Actress;” Miss Marian Brymit as the “College Girl;’ Miss Florence Dent as the "Winter Girl;” Miss Sallie Kate I’eniston as th "Summer Girl;" Miss Bessie Dent bb the "Debutante;” and Miss Harriet Farmer as the "Bride." These pretty girls constituted a galaxy of “moving pictures” that caused more than one old bachelor in the foreground to catch his breath as they passed in panoramic order before the footlights. Miss Georgia Atkinson added new laurels to her reputation as Newnan’s talented young elocutionist with a rec itation that both thrilled and delighted the large audience. The musical numbers on the pro gramme included a vocal solo by Mrs. Searles, piano solos by Misses Ruth Thompson, Eleanor Barrett and Fannie Hill Herring, and a duel by Mrs. Wro. Askew, (violin,) and Mrs. Byron Ful- .ler, (violinecllo.) The receipts were between $35 and $10, which will be added to the fund being raised to make certain repairs and improvements on the club building. Attractions at The Strand. The Strand announces for next week three attractions that are fully up to the high standard which this theatre has set for its feature pictures. Each one is a special feature, and distinct from The Strand’s regular programme. All who saw Theda Bara in "The Clemenceau Case” will be pleased to know that this great motion picture ac tress will appear at The Strand in the (i-part Fox feature, “A Fool There Was." The picture is adapted from Kipling’s famous poem of the same name. As the "Vampire” Miss Bara is withi ut an equal, and if is said by critics that her role of “Vampire” in “A Fool There Was” is her best work. Wednesday The Strand will show that greatest of fun-makers, Charlie Chaplin, in a 2-part Essanay comedy, “Shanghaied." Charlie is shanghaied and carried aboard a smuggler’s ship. Consider the situation, and you can imagine the funny things that happen. By the way, all the new Chaplin pic tures are shown at The Strand as soon as released. Friday the famous dramatic star, Emmett Corrigan, will appear in the great 5 part Metro human interest drama, "Greater Love Hath No Man.” Mr. Corrigan is well-known for his work on the legitimate stage, being one of America’s most noted actors. work in former dramatic roles it is easy to forecast that the patrons of The Strand will be delighted with his part in this photo play. Beginning next week The StrHnd will make every Wednesday “comedy day” —a day set apart especially for the children, but with a programme thut will please grown-ups as well. ~~ —. —— Table Linens For That Thanksgiving Dinner 1 J ns .P 1 e ^ t y°« r Hn . en thest and if you find that you haven’t a cloth that will be in keeping with the Thanksgiving dinner that you ex pect to serve, then visit our store and let us show you the remarka ble values we are show ing in damask and doylies. An 86-ineh medium-weight linen dninnsk, neat design of wild roses; specially priced at $1.50 yard ‘-1x2 l-ineh doylies to match al $4iloz. An all-linen full 72-ineh medium- weight damask, neat floral pattern. 1 he regular $1 value, specially priced 85c yard An extra heavy plain satin damask, full 72 inches wide, well worth $?..50 a yard, priced at $2 yard An extra heavy all-linen full 72-ineh unbleached damask, the damask that is appreciated by all economical buy ers. Specially priced 75c yard Dlls is t he best 72-inch damask ever offered the ladies of this vicinity, 1 here are six designs of plain and striped centers, with beautiful deep borders. This damask is cheap to-day at SI.35 yard. We are pricing it at $1 yard 22 and 21-inch doylies to match at S3 and $3.50 dozen. The heavy mercerized cotton dam ask in (>S- and 72-ineh widths, you will find to give you excellent service for the price of only 50c yard IS-inoh hemmed doylies to match at $1 a dozen. i I Parks & Arnold I j The Ladies’ Store. PH8ME 109. Phone Us Your Wants | "Gentlemen are requested not to comb their beards at the table” is the notice posted in a hotel in Switzerland. The total length of the world’s mil- ways is estimated at 500,000 miles. BAD STOMACH TROUBLE Yields to Delicious Vinol Shreveport. La. I had a had stom ach trouble for years and became so weak 1 could hardly walk or do any work. My appetite was poor, my food would not digest, I bloated and was very weuk and nervous. I tried many reme dies without help. I saw Vinol adver tised and tried it, and now my stomach trouble is completely cured and 1 am well.”—E. L. Marshall. Vinol is guaranteed to tone up the tired, over-taxed and weakened nerves of the stomach and create strength. .IQtlN R. CATES PkUU CO . Newnnn. On. Tie Civic League Study Club met Tuesday morning, 2d inst., with Mrs. R. W. Freeman, and a study of Louisiana and Mississippi writers was taken up. The programme, which was in charge of Mrs. M. B Sewell, was as follows: Current Eventa—Members of club. Sketch of Ruth McEnery Stuart - Mrs. F. B Cole. Life and Works of John James Au- dubon-Mrs. H. H. North. Life and Works of Geo. W. Cable— Mrs. G. W. St. John. Irving Russell and other Mississippi writers—Mrs. M. B. Sewell I Next Tuesday morning the club will | meet with Mrs. Geo. J. Martin. I he time will be given to three prominent I Virginia writers and their works, name- | Iv: Thomas Nelson Page, Edgar Allen I Foe. John Esten Cooke. About half a ton of whalebone is ob tained from one whale, its value being $5,000. The greatest known depth of the sea is X} miles. His Sixteen Years' Suffering Now Ended "j | Compound White Fine and Spruce Bai ; sam is best for coughe and bronchia) ai I fections, Bov with tlw Kr«*iUrj»t *jf 1 i1uu.hu n* that Foh*y Kliln* y Fills worn Hit* on): thing that fcavn mo rHiot in hIxi*’**n ' Hi-s." Mr. W\ UondcTHon nf JJinKlr*, Mips., suy.s more than that, ton. II»- suftVrod with ryxtiti * (ii.flammi i»»n ..f ihff hladdor), it wont on until h j i <-.’t< l,< <1 i in.- point wl'i i' In- had weak spells, and ounutlrnuE h<*. v.onM almost mint, with pain, of im doctor* d, went off to .•iprJriK . and diank wu’ir kinds, which altofcct' larRo sum nf mnn'W mum?nt relief. *\<*w who in omtn'Miilrf Fnl and ,'iflcr Uhinif ha', ids pains am al! i soundly al! nik'Ut. Wlmri It id my and blft'M r t n.»ni* s mi ' -u Aim you si it r »tn- nml a« ■ln*B H I .a painful n ii iloriH and a i.un in; ration, take r’olav'x i . ii • v I’l otico and you will r* ho Mr. »h hod's n«nllm«fntB. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GlOOUt; I A—Coweta Oh . nty : Notlc** is h**f'*hv k'ivc-n to all cr**dl(or8 of tho *•«- tatuof Mrn IS. 14. .Sumnu-i’H, lute of raid roun- iv, «lon*Hi Hi. to mndoi* in an account of their do* matal*' to M'- within tho lima proscribed by law, pmpo.j ly nmdit out; and all porannH indebted In * iid lb-n an,*! are hereby ro« Pleated to make inmm- Unto payment to the uiiderHlgnod. Thin Oct. f», li»i0. Prs. fee. 75. C. H. All MM MltS. Administrator. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. GEORGIA Coweta County: Notice in hereby aiven to all cr**ditont of the nu tate of Warner Hill Smith, late of aniil county, do- maned, to render in an account of their demanda to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, properly made out; and all peraonn indebted to said doceamd are hereby requesti'd to make immediate payment. This Oct. 7. 1915. I*r«. fee, *1.75. A. J. SMITH. Administrator Warner Hill Smith. dacnaHed. Dissolution Notice. GEORGIA— Coweta County: Notice la hereby Kiven that the firm of H. M. Hu«hn& Co., heretofore enicavfed in husinesa at Nawnan, Ga, ia thia day dinsolved by mutual consent. VV. S. Huvrha retiring therefrom. The bueineas will be conduote*! at tho Harm* place by II. M. Hughs*, who will settle all firm liabilities, •ul receipt for all debts due the said firm. Thin Nov. H, 1915. II. M. HUGHS. W. S. HUGHS. tl TH nf difl". • I* rout film Still no (m iiii'M u. Ir e Kidney i I' •ioacn boil) ric, h For sale by J. F. Lee Drug Co. j, p. LKE DRUG CO.. Nnrmn. Ga. Sheriff’s Sales for Decernl*r. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Will be Hold l>efore the Court-houH« door in New- nan, Coweta county. Ga.. on tho find Tuesday in fh-cwnhcr next, holwron tho Irital houra of wain, to the hilfheHt and b**»t bidder, tho folloyrimc dc- rilriil property, to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of land consisting of 1*jfi acre*. iylntf und Wsirnc in the county of Cowe ta, said State, and h<‘inv the hou thnusl tiunrlor of l/.i No. 18k, In the-orlkinul Fifth, now Panther Cre«rk diatrict, said county and State;. olao. one and one-eluhth acrea. more or lew. In tho uhi ve- inenlioood lot, lyim< junt north of uiiove dearrilHM) KoulheaHt. quarter of lot No. IM, und wiuth of public road running throunii aaid lot, and bounded a** follows: On the north by road, on the east by T. M. Hyde, on the couth by said aouthefihl nunr- 1ft* lot of land, and on the west by Mrs. N. A. Ne.wton—Bald two parcels containing together lifty-ono and one-eighth (51’A) acres, more or Iumh. Also, «i.\ty 0/J) ai-rea. more or leas, of the emit half of lot of mnd No. 131, in said district, and be- imr all of nld east half i.scept the forty <4U) acri't of Bald east half sold to It. fWitcher on the the 10th day of December, 1%*.* said sixty (*10) acres beiwc the north part of said east hnlf. and Ixdrji; in the shape of a purullolotrrairi. levied on iih til** property of f A. Kin/ to satifify a fl. fa. iasued from the ( ity fV»urt of Newnan in favor of L. It. Mann vs. the sai*l C. A. Kin*. Defendant in 11. fa. rfotified in terms of the law. Thia Nov. t. 1915. Prs. fee. $9.'d4. Also, at the /at/rir font- and place, one black marc rnCrfe about 9 years old, and one dark mouse- colored mule about 9 yearH old. levied on as the property of f i. W. Smith to eatisfy a (i. fa. iseued from the City Court *»f Newnan in fov«»r J.T. ftroukn v*». the aaid G. W. Km if h. Defendant in fi fa. notified in terms of the law. Uivy made by R. W. .Jaekfton. Deputy Sheriff, and turned over torn*’. Tina Oct. 1-. 1915. ) 're. fee. '-5. A l»o. at the ram- tirr.*- and place, one dark bay mare mule n yearn old named Maud.” one mouno-colored mare mule - yearn old named • Ada.” and on** llyht /ray home mule 9 yoara old named “Ike.” Levl*«d on the property of X O. Newman to satisfy a fi. fa. »rt»ued from tbt City Court "i Not »;• *. in »vor nf Artnour Perl llizer Workc ■ . tl a tald 0 Kowman, De fendant in fi. fa. rotiflwl in term* of the law. L*’.ymnde by It. W. Jn- on. Deputy Sheriff, j ur,d turnwi over to rnc. This' Sept. '^4, 1915, i'm. Aho. at the earn** time and place. ;i ,certain tract j of land HituaPi in whu' c: knov.n « "< hulk - | ei. 1 in the - ity of Newnan, *u*id county, cnnluln- Ine one-half acr**, m-.reor h i *'• and heln/ t>. ; ,r- h&/*<r*l by 'Var- fi• ■' I'. I*. Cuttiri j ,.b, :•{, laid, Oh nliown by »!*»•?»! Hook : . In the * i.Tr ■' i*i *•. f o’jrt. pane .hi.',, ar/ )iou ,y located, j i rank Ware t*. at f.’i'y < *>urt of New,: Co. tne naid IV1, rorjltcd in terms of ITh. ho. if t Al -o at tin. nunic about i t yea re #,l«l iwlilnr. inor* «. or he-K. unit mor*» or tvi i’i ty of B. Prices lowered again, but the same Ford car. The record of satisfactory performance for more than TOO,000 owners surely makes it the “Universal Car”---the car you want. It meets the de mands of professional and business men and brings pleasure to the whole family. Simple, strong, re liable—economical in operation and maintenance. Runabout $300; Touring Car $440; Town Car $640, f. o. b., Detroit. On sale at alter ijujikins 25 Perry St. Phone 14 5 THE RIGHT OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT PARTY ()ne of the oldest Old niesdesires to appoint a Line Life insurance Compa- DISTRICT MANAGER For Coweta County. Appointee must be a man of high.standing in the community, must have some means and be a man of irreproachable integrity. Previous experience not essential. The man who suits can secure a money making contract. Write, giving full particulars and referen ces to 618 EMPIRE BUILDING Atlanta, Ga. lot . V conjiMi in lJu«;d -jwHa Superior jjrfm which ;i .'.-room frami’ ■ it’d on in. tho property of ; .• a f i. I a. is -umI from I he* in f or "f It. IK t'oh: Mfp. V, Defwridunt in fi fa. ,o law. Thin Hot. 11. 1915. ni vifi' marc r,: J bun- hn«b*eK corn, in *ri* >1 lllri. HO»d COLUill, uutlwr' .J. nil... . ho p-oP- \\ Miilu.11. to B-.tt.fy n a. fa. im-uod s £.• h'T..*- and 1 froii th« Gity 0»urt of N»*wnan in favor of G. OU;r X. Son* Go. vn. to*- n u B. W. Milliunr. D •- fci.dunt in 0. fa. notltiril in term i of ’ thf- law. Thin S«|.Mil. 1915. 1/i-B.fit*. Alwi. at th<* H/i " tin:, and place, an undi\ ul -t om -nixth int«»r**sl • » apt! to a certain tract or pnr- C. I Of Inml lyimran*! boin r in tli • t . vm «*f (It VllI*., i e nty, i ud t/i t. it’d Us foil**.. ", Dm be t’by t:hur»;h Htr»*»»t. on tho miulh by i»e** Wil liam* an*! Amo- *(■» William r»n*l on th« north und ■ t by .Drry It jllooi wutainin^ on*.*-fourth <»: an Here. |or«-or U**•.*», und b**lnpr tl . i r. >*t or pur- ,...; ,,r imuifl.I I'.y r.'.'iv: ii>*t(h Rullnel* fr<. Joh. W. A ill i < of. D." M In A'., ii ml l»*’i*'ir a mirt of If,lot 1,10*1 No. i I. in Gr r.tvillp u *. ,i.*»- *^ • i**1 on ut. hi*- property of W. U. Bu.' ** I- loeutiafy *• t. •h. ih• i• *<1 from tip* JuHticti Court of *he lBWth *lhili*ici. G. M.. in favor of Sewell Merchaodw: Co. v». th*• pakl W. O. Bullock. Defendant in fi. fa. notified i’i u in of th** law. I,«*vy made by If, I. McOilIu* ■ L. G,. und turned *»ver fo me, Tln u Oct. 1 I'm «• Hrs. frt«*. $6.40. A loo. oi Mu . • im.'j t im** and place, parts of lota Nmi. 2 uod i. ii. Hectlon 25. in the city of Senoia. uno hounded os followh: On the north l»y JohnH .n .street, on the • a ' by 1 W. Arnall, on the south by '.treet runninic by A., B. &. A. tb?pot, and on the w*it b> flTht-of-way of A.. IT A A. railroad. *ut*i !<•?•* eontainini? oi»»* acre, more or ]♦* •■*, togeth er with iinprovementH thcnNin. Levied • '! tho property of >1 Tinnb y nt>d W. C. T5n.**Ii*y to itiHi'y a I! fu. i««ui4!*l from City Court of Newnan in favor of S. T. A. f). Blttl ick vi*. the soi l < . (i. Tinuli-y ai d VV. t*. Tin '* y. l>.;i-> ilont in fi. fa. mitilini in teinmof tb»: law. 'l ids* Nov. 1 )j. I'rs. fee. Vi ;i. -I. V* «RF*W8Tt£R. Sheriff.