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—McWilliams shoe company, Rome. Georgia — | Here are the Very Prettiestlof Fall Shoes, All Ready' and, Eager to Make Your Acquaintance [ 1 In > 'll sphere is more real style to a pair of McWilliams, Shoes than you'll find J A A 111 r tfr scuV*Jr ’ j <{« W&WWSk *h an Y P a * r °f woments shoes of equal price, and style is not made to play / $ R second fiddle, either. McWillams'Shoes are not only good, they are good looking Jy », 'III in Leathers, Pat Leathers, Gun Metals, Russian Calf, and Suede, button or lace /SISW I M-W :| | ‘ I FOR THE GENTS-. FOR THE LADIES- " Get connected. A live one hot off the wire. This shoe will sell Every pair of misses and children’s shoes in our store whatever size | largely in all styles once the trade have tried it because it fits. shape or price, are gauranteed good value and satisfactory service. '«« | TOUGH SHOES FOR LIVELY BOYS Don’t scold your boy for wearing out shoes BUY" HIM G-OOD SHOES ' 11|1 Stout material, Strong in make. We have the right kind, made for us and warranted by us. Tans, Gun Metal, Wine, Patent Leather i" ■ li s : ' « NO OLD STOCK CARRIED OVER FROM LAST YEAR | IS?°r:S 7 Ro« E MCWILLIAMS SHOE COMPANY ' g ffls SHOP OF QUALITY [ TAX NOTICE I will be at the following places on days and dates mentioned for the purpose of collecting state and coun ty taxes for the year 1909. Also the school tax for the following school districts: Summerville, Lyerly, Hol land and Chelsea. Menlo Oct. 18, Nov. 3, 17. Dirtseller Oct. 19, Nov. 4, 18. Lyerly Oct. 20, Nov. 5, 19. Seminole Oct. 25, Nov. 8, 22. Coldwater Oct. 26, Nov. 9, 23. Dirttown Oct. 27, Nov. 10, 24. Haywood Oct. 28, Nov. 11, 25. Subligna Oct. 29, Nov. 12, 26. Teloga Nov. 1, 15, 29. Trion Nov. 2, 16, 30. Sawmill Dec. 1. Chelsea Dec. 2. Sprite Dec. 3. I will be in my office in Summer ville every Saturday until December 20th, at which time my books will close Please observe the above dates and save time and trouble. D. P. HENLEY, T. C. C. O. . _ |t . - - j j -nOe ■■ ROAD NOTICE. GEORGIA, Chattooga county. All persons are hereby notified that If no good cause is shown to the con trary, an order will be granted by the Board of County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues of said coun ty, at the regular November term, 1909, establishing a change in public road. Rome and Summerville road, as marked out by the Superintend ent of roads for Coldwater district, commencing at the Van Pelt place and running in a northern direction about 300 yards and intersecting the main road near the residence of M. S. Hendferson, also leaving main road again about 400 yards above M. S. Henderson residence and running in a northern direction about 1-4 mile intersecting the main road again near the line between Holland and Hender sons. Running through lands of Van Pelt, M. S. Henderson, Holland Bros. Given under hand and seal this 18 day of October, 1909. J. T. JOLLY, Chairman. E. N. MARTIN, Clerk. PULIC SALE. I will sell at my home, on the Pink Holland farm, near Chattooga ville, on Tuesday, November 16th 1909, the following property: One mule and two filly colts, one 2-horse wagon, one buggy, cultivator, disc harrow, turning plows and various other farming implements. J. H. WHITFIELD. . **r*''*' 1 ■■■;■ _.. - '*9 . -■m,— "agz-' - - - I I ?8 or IDo you know a remedy for c^' : .: - -■ ; V 52 I hears old? There is one ; S’ 2in the family, it stays. lx. £■’ I the place of a doctor. It is a J .< / | !the treatment of ail throat - / / ... r | your own doctor his opinion Oi il- 1 |No alcohol in this cough raedicine._ Zr /yy' . ; '\r- hcw-ds rre ■ ’ ' d./i, .. -7 ■v n. it: act directly on the liver. Sold for r.iany sixty mu». LMuy.iWSV'W ■W1.1.111-111 Jinarw CHELSEA, A few more weeks and this year ■ of grace will be in the records of s e the past. Along some lines great progress has been made. The in e auguration of the good roads move j 1 ment is an indication of material pro* I t ress. Its a progressive age and in- | vention, and improvements demand . good roads that quick communication; may be followed by quick transpor tation, not only facilitate travel in the rural districts but the interurban highway provides for the man with the auto to live in one town and do business in another. Nothing parhaps, has aroused the spirit of the people of Georgia, and the South in the in- ■ terest of good roads so much as the i national automobile show and races ; now going on in Atlanta. Its a sure thing Atlanta has a hot fever and it will take a break neck speed to cool it off. Let ’em come. Nobody J should throw a straw in the way of I the march of these enthusiastic ad- ' 5 vocates of good roads as it will di- | j rectly benefit all classes. They are making epochs in the, history of the south that the com ing generations shall point to with i pride. Invention and discovery fol low in the wake of civilization. But L some progress seems to be like acer ‘ tain kind Bill Arp once spoke of re r ferring to the progressor as progress s Ing backward. President Eliott of Harvard in some ’ recent lectures before student bodies robs Christ of his divinity, holds I ’ him off at a distance and analyzes I him as a great and good man worthy ’ of our emulation —that’s all. The higher critics and free thinkers try 1 to put their seal on ecclesiastical 1 law, but the old time gospel has al ways appealed to the common peo ple—the masses, and in them has It always found and always will find, a 1 response in mind and soul through ' all ages. Mr. Carnegie would liber- i ally endow our colleges if we would i take them out from church control and secularize them. The idea is so preposterous as to need no comment. ' 1 It has been an eventful year. Rec- i ognition and honor at home .am’ i abroad of the Wright brothers o’ aeroplane fame, the Yukon-Pacific Ex : position at Seattle, the world’s great est automobile show and races in At lanta, the announcement of the ci covery of the north pole, makin two more of America’s sons illus trious as successful contestants against other nations: Teddy “delight ' ing” himself in Africa will return 1 , home as soon as he kills the white : i rhinoceras the New York World want ed him to get before he came back; Taft swinging around the country on THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS T HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1909, his sixteen thousand miles tour, meet ing the people, that is, the rich and aristocratic and being entertained at banquets and luncheons and driven to the most interesting parts of the city in a red automobile by the elite and bon-tons . In the meantime he I makes a few speeches incidentally. I But then it is Taft, and Taft is the | nation’s big chief. G. L. Groover has moved his fam ily from Chattanooga and will make his residence here again. Miss Mary Willis took charge of the Mt. Olive school on Lookout mountain last Monday. Ed Hartline and family are visit ing relatives at Sulphur Springs, Ga. M. A NOVEL CURE. In sociological experiments the nov el and effective method used in Mc- Keesport, Pa., to deal with drunken husbands is the latest. j In brief, it consists in making the wife the treasurer of the family. By giving her control of the purse ' strings she is able to keep the man . of the house reasonably sober. Whenever a habitual drunkard is brought before the local court he is confronted with this alternative. Either he must sign a bond which gives the wife the ab solute control of his wages for one year or go to ■ jail for six months. It is said few husbands hesitate. And the police are careful o see that they keep their bends. : Experiment has proved that th- I remedy is a good one. It puis the husband on his good behavior, atid it insures the family support Being dependent upon his wife for as much as a pipeful of tobacco your rampant, wife beating lord is very careful how he treats his al moner. Few wives it is said abuse their privilege as purse holders. If any thing they are too lenient —just what might be expected. Elsewhere it is the old way— The husband gets drank, beats his wife, drives the children into the streets, is arrested, jailed. The fam ily is deprived of sup-ort, and ther are pauperisn an' ci An - ‘he man is not reformed. And many a poor wi"e si'ently en- .. r-s ni '.l r atmen*. f aring to make ■ •’ iia lest s’-t ’ h”-'- i i . t dependent. ' Hail to the McKeesp rt s. s m. It is not only effective, but just. If the husband is unable successful ly to manage the finances of the fam ily, let him turn the business over to one who is competent. It may be somewhat galling to ' i self respect to confess failure, but i is better than to go to jail and ruin his family. He may depend upon the family treasurer to give him a square deal. —Ex. WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONB. If you want a good wagon, come to aee us. We will make you a low price for cash or if you wish, we will make easy terms. TAYLOR & ESPY. Dr. King's Wen Life Pills The host in the wodd. ibu-i 1 ew... :. •• r Mister Editer:—l see whar a hi I skule have prohibited de gurls frum ; ! waring false har and rats. Dats de i i funniest thing to me yet. Wimin folk ■ 1 as sceart ob rats as da are den all II to once go to carrying dem in ther ■ I hair. Guess it is about ther feet da 'am sceart uv em and not bout dey heads. But what da wants wid de pesky things tall is funny to me, kase es dar am eny thing 1 hates wuse dan mice it am rats. Ancient fabel Say data mouse chawed up a cage so dat it turned loose a .roarin lyon. Dey can do dat, kase da chaws up ebbery thing bout my house from j a clothes line to a crowbar. And ! de cats am gittin bout as trifflin as , dese little ole poodle dogs. Da dont i pretend dese days to hunt fer rats, j tall. Gittin too uperty I reckon. Da I jess sit by de fiar and meditate and j 1 meditate and casionally wash da faces wid da paws and brake into de safe and eat up all de cold vitels and go to bed on de kids face ov nites. What de baliffs gwinter no ncx yer reckon. 1 see whar da levied on de gold in a pussons mouth and de jedg> say dat was a proper levey, kase it were a levy on improved property Don’t let Dr. Salman and Dr. Brown see dis kase da will be running ; mechanics lien on our mouths next Dese bm’iffs am a site, anyway, look fer em nex to be loving on some of Jedge Billers bee courses in Soutl. Carolina he talks so much bout. Da are as hard to satisfy as de fell what wernt satisfied wid his bee wukin all day but put lightnin bur in der gums so da could sea how wuk ov nites. I see whar Mars. Rad Eckols’ T::f horse cleaned cm up down to Rom< Dats good fer Chattooga. She el lers manages to squeeze in jess little ahead ob ebbery thin eny how. She is chug full ob talent but is lak de Okefonoke sv amp. tain all been developed yit. Farmers in de hail tleestrict a raisin more san dan a little —pit hi up dirty kotten and shuckin ou muddy korn. Dey kant wear o.; Sunday clothes to de field now, at more. I’ve heard tell of all sorts o r gu s and all s rts of plans jtealin, but cat one I heard tell o tudder day teats all yit. Dat rogt tuck an drank hisseli a pint o m- : n s.K m 11. Ik. <., det; 1 . a j cm ,strong Injuns, den. prepared to d< jewelry shop and ca on de clerk to show him a tray ob jewels. Whin he got his eye so on a piece he wanted he jess blov j his breath in de clerks face and i smelt dat bad dat clerk hud blege to turn his head to git his breatl. and whilst his head were turned da rogue steal de jewel. Den whin he got his eye sot on a nudder I piece he wanted hed blow his breath |in de clerks face agin and take dat j I one and so on till he got all he j wanted. Dat rogue wud be what yer I wud call a stinkin rogue, I guess. Did yer ebber beam tell bout de ■ ’ ! ole confed what fused to take de , I oath to support de konstitution? Well j ’twas bout dis wise. When de offi cer call on him to take dis oath he fused to do it. Den de officer say, i ‘ does yer spec to take up arms agin i against de gubermint, and he sa no. i Well, does yer spec to fight eny i more and he sa no sir. Den sa de • officer, why cant jrer take de oath f to support de konstltfulon, and ho I say, kase I got a wife and seven ■ children to support already and I'll be darned es I’m gwinter support nary nuther tiling. II Mister editer, whin yer she! yer ■ eyes do yer ebber see anything lak dis: “Journal-1 lerald Automobile j Good Roads?” Lawsy massy, makes me sic. Yourn Truly. Uncle Jim Fowler’s Boy. After the Show. i A well dressed man. said to be an Englishman, has been arrested in Montmartre, Paris, on a charge pt ten dering bad half sovereigns for dinners and entertainments, which reminds us of the story about the touring com pany which has been doing very bad business in “the smalls.” While the proprietor and sole responsible mana ger was standing outside the tempo rary theater (the Corn Exchange) a very small boy with a very large mel on arrived and proposed to barter the fruit for a scat in the gallery. The bargain was duly concluded, and the scene now changes to the interior of the theater after the performance. “Boy,” says the manager severely, “that melon was rotten." "That’s all right." returns the youthful critic; "so was yer show.”—London Globe. Difference In Time. When it is noon at any given place It is similarly noon at all other points having the same longitudinal meridian, and the sun is in its zenith where meridian and equator intersect. For business convenience every fif teen degrees of longitude evenly divid ed from Greenwich has the same time, being the distance that the earth trav els in one hour. In the United States we have eastern, central, mountain I and Pacific time. Thus when it Is noon at New York it is 11 a. m. at Chi cago. central time; 10 a. m. nt Denver, mountain time, and 9 a. m. at San Francisco, Pacific time. New York Ar*°rtean. OAKLAND PIANOS Onr aim la the production of a popular, up-to-date, moderate price piano, poHHeaai ng th at quality of tone, ■ $ worth, value and durability heretofore uot found in 1 B pianos Helling at comparative prices. ■ The officers of the Oakland Piano Co. are practical V ' wyßr ■ piano men whose life-long experience in the building IB and marketing of pianow is concentrated in the dcvel- 1- : « —iJ.. | opment of those essential quality features that attract B tl,c < a* f ul buyer. >.• /■* '**. I ■ Our policy lx to build orw rtyle of raw* and one griule of piano, .. / ■ thereby ln<*r*raMing <<ur output, redlining the cowt of production - - - .- *iJqH to the minimum, and permitting u« to offer quality and indlvid- 6 f.r-BWW y~— l g|| ualltyinthe*'Oakbir r plariojnipnwibh-to obtain any other way. l|b* .HW’BErW’r 7 #''• , B 1 ” , r n ** w ar '" r y •* th*- b»td «-quipt*«-d and moM up-to-date plant •** ' w-fi B ,n the w orld. having an output »f r>.OM piano* annually. leg, ' sr*'5 r *' nii!iwv It B In t<inequality In ihcw Mli-jnthHgi.rM-rajrGnHtnudionthrough- lin ' z'l-'flii M out—the finish, at yh*. work LlFj**C’;tv .■,. /? In ;d| tj 1( . •Oakland’’ piano him no < <iuai at the price. ~ ' r -’ 4,, ' ly l f9 If your d« oh-r <lon’t hnr-db-t» •■ ■•<>akland” planr>, writ*’direct F'jC.--- ' L’ r 08 for ’ atA l<u<uu and Bpcciai introductory price. rlw OAKLAND F*OAIMO CO., * ASS Steinway Mall, Chicago, 111. STRICTLY HIGH HUE; PRICE RUSONtBLE. mrrnTj POINTS OP MERIT. The only vehicle that KK3I will ride level,no matter * - h° w loaded. 1 absol- - JjraS = —F I ®t®ly free f ron * pitching \ I / / A or er,, l m °tl° n . Nv roll- /r’'\ \ i. _ \ log or spreading of ax les, r - ' z<: :ts tl‘ e W. ight moves up Band down. Kuns easy V I ll ljecause always in track. X. / /*' \ Is not in the nature of a /\\ \ I \ torsion spring. No tend- L. —Stas— cnc y t 0 ratt le. Lighter * ll "• an( j jtronger than any BABCOCK CUT-UNDER WACON. veh cle made. Theeasi-I est riding vehicle extant. Always gives satisfaction. Six different styles. Send for , catalogue and price-list, BABCOCK CARRIAGE CO , Evansville, Ind. 1 ’ K. w Ilk a \.r ’ / a Strength Giver Ordinary tonics that merely supply food material and give ar tificial strength by stimulation arc never lasting in their effects be cause they do not remove the cause of the ill health. A "run down” conditon is generally due to the failure of the digestive organs to properly di gest the food. DR. D. JAYNE’S TONICVERMIFUGE tones up the stomach and other digestive organs, and restores their normal, healthy condition. Then the digestive organs sup ply the body with its full share of nourishment, and in this way build up permanent health and strength. Sold by all druggists 2 sizes, sOc and 33c. Dr. D. Jayne’s Expectorant is an invaluable medicine fer Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, Whopping Cough, Pleurisy, etc. Public Sals. Will sell at my home 2 1-2 miles I west of Lyerly, on Friday Novem ber 12, 1909, household and kitch en furniture, corn, fodder, one flue harness horse and buggy and other , things not neccessary to mention. Terms of sale cash. —M. W. Hawkins.