The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-08-08
Volume 30; Number 81
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Items of Interest Among
Our Advertisers

large llSJ OF advertisers. Ou Will
miss something if you do not read
every line of their advertisements.
1t is an Did but true saying that a
dollar saved is a dollar made "
Trade where men appreciate your
business. v hile we expect to make
our paper SO full of live newsy mat
ter one of the most important fea-
lures will be our advertising COL
umns
Maryville is noted for educational
facilities, its good citizenship and
her churches. To the young an
bilious man or woman, who desires
to obtain the top most rung of the
ladder. No better school can be
found in the South and in fact any
where than our own beloved Mary
vile College. Her graduates are
scattered far and near, men and
women who have and are making
their mark upon the educational
religious and business world. Read
their ad found elsewhere
The Polytechnic School is one of
the best most modern institutions of
the kind. At its head is Prof. Chas
W. Henry, a Maryville boy who by
his energy, push and determination
has made his school second to none
beneath the stars and stripes. If
you desire a business education, one
that will be of practical use in after
life enroll tthe Polytechnic School.
Be sure to read his advertisement.
The Bank of Blcunt County, with
a Capitol Of $4,000 is one Of the
leading banking institutions of this
section Of the country. The Officials
Of the bank are courteous, and you
will always find their ad in our
columns Read it and see who the
men that conduct this bank are
N. G. Seaton, who works for the
Beck Tarver Co., is one who never
fails to take advantage of our adver-
tising columns. He is a hustler al d
handles some of the best goods on
the market.
Everybody is going to the Nation
al Conservation Exposition, which
opens at Knoxville, next month.
See their ad to be found in our pap
er.
We call attention to the different
professional cards to be found in
our columns. Maryville is proud of
her doctors, lawyers and other pro-
fessional men. Examine each card
and you will know who to call up
on when you are sick ana need
doctor or when in trouble and need
a lawyer.
Jas. A. and D. r. Goddard, Real
Estate Dealers and writer's of In
suranc9. are also taking advantage
of our advertising space. They
have made some very important real
estate deals, and are nearly always
busy writing Insurance Be sure
to see what they say by reading
their advertisements.
McNutt and Broyles Real Estate
Dealers, are certainly hustlers, and
they hardly ever fail to make deal
when piece of property is trusted
with them. Read their advertise
ment or you will miss something.
Ed F. Harper, Furniture Deal
er and Undertaken has an ad in this
issue. He always takes pleasure in
serving his patrons and is known as
the original bargain man" of our
city.
D, F. Young-Shoes. Dry Goods,
Notions. CIothings etc. Mr. Young
always has a welcome for any one
that enters his door. See what he
has to say.
E. H. Kew, the Shoe Maker is
another one to join our list Of ad.
vertisers. He does the very best
work AMI does it promptly. Look
until you find his ad.
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