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,■■■VjVij 'raxsai DESIGNED 3Y i-.iv a i Spiro,Michael 6-Soe Oesioned Dt* Spero Michael t Sow N.Y RkwYokk We Show a Splendid Assortment Of “SPERO, MICHAEL & SON” Clothes for Fall and Winter. In every detail these garments show their su periority, and because we know all the good points about them we boldly invite you to call and make comparison yourself. Compare the lines of the coats, the shape and effects of the lapels; compare the fit of the collar and neck; the set of the shoulders. Compare the fit of the sleeves at the top and the finish at the bottom. Compare the linings and in side finish; and, best of all, compare prices. Careful comparison will establish in your mind the su periority of “SrERO, MICHAEL & SON” Clothes and will show that our prices are lower than others. Suits and Overcoats. $12. OO OO . ■ T. R. Griffin Sz Company “Griffin Sells It For Less.” Call and see St. John’s line of watches. Mr. Wofford Cole was in town Saturday. Mrs. R. M. Lee went to Atlan ta Thursday. Don’t forget to see St. John’s 10 cent counter. The Dallas Graded School con tinues to increase. Judge E. W. Y. Allgood was in Dallas last Thursday. Dr. G E. Sewell, of Atlanta, was in Dallas Sunday. Mr. J. M. Hay was a visitor to the Gate City Monday. Mayor E. M. Cooper spent Wednesday in Atlanta. For dressed or rough lumber call on Henderson Bros, Mr. J. W.jWtdVLnd family went to Acwlifth Suuday. For cotton seed meal and IiuIIb call on W. A. Cole & Son. Mr. W. A. Foster was in At lanta last week over night. Mr. J. M. D. Stallings, of Bre men, waB in the city last week. Dr. R. A. Brown, of Yorkville, was in Dallas last Thursday, Dr. J. R. Ritch and son, of Hi ram, were in Dallas Monday. The young matrons of Dallas have organized a new society. Mr. Homer Lewis was shaking hauds with Dallas friends Friday. Peck of good roasted coffee at Dallas Grocery Company for 76c- Rev. A. S. Hutchinson and family went to Atlanta Monday. Mr. R. B. Powell, the cotton , buyer, is in Dallas with friends. In this issue will be found the announcements of Mr. W. 8. Kin caid for representative, and Mr. D. F. Wills for ordinary, as in dependents. Call at St. John’s for school supplies. Miss Loula Davis left Tuesday for Agnes Scott College at Deca tur. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Welch were among the Atlanta visitors Mon day. Mr. Geo. E. Carter spent, a couple of days in Atlanta last week. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Cooper spent two days in Atlanta last week. Mrs. J sse Lee spent the latter part of last week with Rockmart relatives. Miss Elberta Bennett, left Tuesday for Bessie Tift College ut Forsyth. Mrs. Maggie Owen and two children, of Austell, spent Sun day iu Dallas. Miss Marion MoriiB, of Atlan ta, is the guest of Mrs. T. F. Abercrombie. ^ Messrs. C. B. Spinks and Roy Sanders of Atlanta, were with homefolks Sunday. If you wish to sell your farm land or town properly list it with Whitworth & Flynt. Mr. Paul L. Bartlett scent two days with Brownsville relatives and friends last week. A “rollicking youngster” has come to make his home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Butler and children, of Atlanta, are vis iting relatives near town. Messrs. P. M. and J. H. Carter visited Mr. J. C. Smith Sunday, who hes a very sick child. Mr. Arch Holland, wife and baby spent the week end with Rev. W. E. Crew and wife. We handle flour in car lots and can save you 26 to 50 cents per barrel. Dallas Grocery Co. Mr. T. H. Starr has accepted a position with Mr. O. S. Croker at Hiram. We wish him success. $500 to invest in a farm near some town in Paulding. See Whitworth & Flynt. Mirs Willie Manning has re turned to assume charge of the T. R. Griffin millinery depart ment. For Salk—One 2-horse White Hickory wagon and harness. Brand new. Price $40.00. E. M. Cooper. Messrs. Jas. Hendrick and W. J. Tidwell, of South Paulding, were in Dallas the latter part of the week. Judge A. L. Bartlett, and Mr. Paul Bartlett, Mr. E. M. Cooper and Mr. E. Davis spent Tuesday iu Atlnnta. Mr. Jeffie Cole, of near Villa Rica, visited his aunt, Mrs. W. A.-Cole, Monday, who has ty phoid fever. The new paper, the Dallas Journal, printed its tirst issue last, week. It is a 5-column 8- page paper. Mr. b. N. Brown and daughter, Miss Mkmie, were guests of Douglasviile relatives the latter part of last week. Rev. J. H. Williams filled the regular appointment of Rev. M. F. Waddell at New Hope Sunday and Sunday night. We have several town lots in Dallas on a principal street which are for sale at a bargain. Whitworth & Flynt. Mr. O. C. Cole and family were up from Hiram Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. W. A. Cole, who has typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lesueur, and daughter, of Roberta, Ca., are guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Foster. Dr. W. F. Goldin, of Drake- town, was called in consultation to see Mrs. W. A. Cole who is ill at her home on Main street. The announcement of Mr. W. S. Welden for county treasurer will be found elsewhere He is running as an independent. There are many Imitations of De- Witt’s Carbollzetl WltchjHazel Salve but Just one original. Nothing else is just as good. Insist on Dewitt's. It is cleansing, cooUng and soothing, sold by Cooper’s drug store. Mr. I. M. Sheffield and family returned to Atlanta last week after a pleasant visit to relatives and friends in and net^r the city. Misses Evelvn Russom and Re becca Edmondson speut a part of last week with the latter’s cousin, Miss Mary Woodruff, in Atlanta. Mrs, J. B. Watson and two children spent, the week end with the former’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. Thos, Hooper, at River side. Henderson Bros, are prepared to furnish, on short notice, all kinds of building material. They are also contractors. Give them a call. Mrs. M. A. Connallv and son, Ralph, with the former’s mothei, Mrs. Collins, have returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Acworth. Mr. B. F. Williams has been in Alabama for a couple of weeks. Mr. Williams was called to Ren- dalia, Ala., on account of Mr. DeFoor’s death. The Dallas Grocery Company handles corn, oats, hay, cotton seed hulls and meal in large quantities and will always give you the best prices. Dr. T. 1*. Abercrombie will leave Saturday for Washington City as a delegate to the Interna tional Tuberculosis Society which meets next Monday. Miss Corinne Scoggins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scoggins, of Chattanooga, Tenn., spent a part of last week week with Miss Ethel Hudson. Mr. W. J. DeFoor, who died last week at Rendalia, Ala., was a special friond of the writer, and we deeply mourn his death. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved. Mr. Sherman Adair landed in Dallas Monday with a drove of Texas ponies. He has been in the Lone Star state for the past year or so. He was dressed up in regular cow-boy style. Notice. I have a store house 38x60 feot and a fine stand, situated 0 miles from Villa Rica at New Georgia church, on the direct road and telephone line to Dallaa for rent. It is the right place for the right man. For further Information come or write to L. T. Doyal, Dallas, Gal, Route G, or Villa Rica, Ga., Route 3. Both Route lines run by store. Good 4-room dwelling goes with it. Dallas Graded School, Dallas, Georgia. Fall Term begins Aug. 01, ends December 18,1908 Spring Term begins January 4, ends May 23, 1009 The following rates of tuition, payable at the end of each mouth, have been determined by the board of trustees: First, Second, and Third (Irtwlen 91 2ft ner month Fourth, Fifth Atwl Hlxth Gradon j .50 p«*r month TSnfdiftnt.W' 11 !’ *, nd T , enth 0r » dw * a no par month Inoldontal Foo (jHiyalflc In udvanoa) wkj per term Barents aro requested to pay this incidental fee to Dr. W. O. Hitchcock, secretary of hoard, and secure from Him entrance certificates. If those fees aro not paid by the end of the first month they will he added to the accounts and collected. Hoard, in good families, can bo secured ut $10 per month. Six experienced teachers, graduates pf first-class colleges, have been employed in the literary department. Miss Florence Dye, a graduate of LaG range Femalo College, and also a teacher of experience, will have charge of the muBic deportment. W. H. HICCKITAM, Prijjoipal H. H. KZZAltD, Supt Before You Builds SEE US. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON DRESSED AND MATCHED LUMBER. WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK TO WORK JAM UP. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON MOLDING, CASING, QUARTER ROUND, AND ALL KINDS OF MOLDING FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS PLANING MILL. WE CARRY A FULL STOCK AT ALL TIMES AND CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. : Henderson Bros. Planing Mill.