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PAGE SIXTEEN
Phinizy 4 & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
Augusta, Georgia
AUGUSTA TRUNK FACTORY
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SUIT CASES - ETC -
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Books, •‘Gillette” Saiety Razors
- " vrj. _• (extra blades), Razor Strops, etc.
(We are on the wrong side of the street, but on the right side of prices.)
Prices Reduced on the Watson Books
Story of France
In Two Large, Beautiful Volumes - - - $3.00
Napoleon
Illustrated $1.75
Life and Times of Jefferson
Illustrated - - - - - - $1.50
Bethany
A Thrilling Story of the Old South and
Civil War - - - - - - - $1.15
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