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WRECK SALE AT THE FAIR Sale At 8:30 A. M„ Sharp Friday Nov. 25th. 1910. In a disastrous wreck oti the B. R. & fi. railroad Sykesville. Pa., two trams crashed into one another and caused a total wreck of engines, cars and a partial loss of $75,000 00 of clothing, hats, thoes and ladies’ ready-to-wear garments. Disagreement among the ship¬ pers and railroad company con¬ cerning damages resulted in de¬ lays. We, as operators of 41 STORES 1‘arning ot this wreck, saw a chance, if we could purchase these goods at a price, we could dispose of them through our 41 sti r s and give the buying public Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company ATLANTA. NKW TOHK. PAHIS. To Mail Orderers The Mail Order Department was never so thoroughly organized—and never so active. The corps of helpers are loyal to our inter¬ ests and to yours and business moves along wi h fewer and fewer hitches and blunders, and less friction and complication. Store discipline clearly controls our relations with out-of-town customers. The managerial head, heart and hands are continuously involved in their service. Modern Mail Order Business Is Devel¬ oped Rapidly and Sturdily Along the Lines of Fair Ethics and Methods. Inquiries are not treated carelessly. Every application for information is considered seri¬ ously and answered intelligently. The reaction of a hedging, wavering, temporizing policy would cost us much in friends aud dollars. We must keep growing, even as the oak. Our whole soul and body are thrown into the work. No effort is counted too laborious if it promises re¬ sults. The compensation justifies the endeav¬ ors. There are no rusty nails to give our Mail Order business lockjaw. We are too alert and vigilant for that. Even mistakes have their uses. Every error is utilized to correct an error. The Probability Is That We Will Choose for You Better Than You Can Choose for Yourself. That’s because the men and women engaged hv us to represent you are competent and con¬ scientious. They are instinctive and trained judges of merchandise—people of faultless taste—inspired by a kind of psychological intu¬ ition that gives them a perfect grasp of your needs. And their own business success is dependent upon winning your approval. That’s a strong incentive for them to give your requests pains¬ taking attention. Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company Statement of the Condition of the Merchants and Planters Bank Located at Culloden, Ga., at the close of business, Nov. 10. 191(0 RESOURCES. Loans ami discounts........ 7 S Demand Loans, ......... 7,4.\i 50 Overdrafts, 4.9’9 29 Bnnkttu: Houso .,. 925 Kuril Hurt' niul Fixture* 900 nuo from Bunks x Blinker* lu Stute 7,153 54 Chocks at.d Cash Items VN inu< from Hanks aud Bunkers til other suites ...... 10 , 710,4 Currency 1.800 silver. Nickels and Pennies fV> fS Insurance A -count. Cotton 310 90 Total 9ftt.37« IS STATE OK GEORGIA—Monko* Cashier t’ofXTV; of Merchants and . ,,, Planters . Bank, _ . who . being . . Before me came Robt. H. Holmes. condition of said dulv sworn, -avs that the above atul forecolni; statement Is a true Banirss s-h*- - .' u by the book- of tile In said Bank. K. H. HOLMK.s. (.’aside - , sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th dev of Nov., p. Uv .v;u J E.Chamb.iSS. VI Monroe, Co , c»u. a chance to purchase goods NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT dL T CH LOW PRICES. We bought these goods at a great loss to the Railroad Co., and are now > ready to offer them to the people of Forsyth and surrounding coun¬ try at a price never before heard of j Before purchasing this wreck (clothing our buyer thoroughly in¬ spected it and found this stock slightly soiled but Done damaged, and every garment consisted of the highest art of tailoring and made by the best firms m America. A great money saving opportunity to all who take adaantage of this for the next TEN DAYS. The Fair Store Forsyth, Ga. Good Results Always Follow The use of Foley Kidney Pills, They are upbuilding, strengthening and soothing. Tonic in action, quick in re sii ts Bed. Cross Phurmucy. LIABILITIES Capital stock Paid In ..... Surplus Fund Undivided Protits, less current ex¬ penses and taxes paid Individual deposits subject check. Time Certificates .. Bills Payable . ....... Total. *01.274 18 A Liberal Offer We Guarantee To Core Byspepsia. If We Fail The Medicine Costs Nothing To unquestionably prove to the indigestion and dyspepsia be permantly relieved and that Dyspepsia Tabletsw ill bring this result, we will furnish medicine absolutely free if it to give satisfaction to any one it. The remarkable success of Rex Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the degree of scientific skill used devising their formula as well as the care exercised in their man¬ whereby the well known of Bismuth-Subnitrate Pepsin have been combined Carmanatives aud other Bis muth-Subuitrate and Pepsin constantly employed and recog onized by the entire medical pro¬ fession as invaluable in the treat¬ of indigestion and dyspepsia. The Pepsin used in Rexall Dys¬ pepsia Tablets is prepared by a which develops its greatest Pepsin supplies to the apparatus one of the important elements <?f the fluid, and without it the and assimilation of food impossible, The carminatives possess proper¬ which aid in relieving the dis¬ and pain caused by un¬ food. This perfect com¬ ofthese ingredwmts makes remedy invaluable for the com¬ relief of indigestion aud dys We are so certain of this that we you to try Rexall Dyspepsia on our own personal Three sizes,25 cents, and $1.00. Remember can obtain Rexall Remedies at—The Rexall Store. Alex¬ Bros Pharmacy. HORSE FOR SALE—Splendid animal ; also buggy and John M. McDowell. Not Sorry For Blunder. 1 Tf my friends hadn’t blundered in I was a doomed victim of con¬ I might not be alive now,” 1). T. Sanders, of Harrodsburg, but for years they saw every at¬ to cure a lung-racking cough At last I tried Dr. King’s New The effect was wonderful. soon stopped the cough and I am in better health than I have had years. This wonderful life-saver is unrivaled remedy for coughs, colds, asthma, croup, hemorrhages, cough or weak lungs.50f, $1. bottle free. Guaranteed by Lan¬ Drug Store. The Wm. J. Oliver PLows WE HAVE The Exclusive Agency Here PLOWS For The Above One and Two Horse Each plow bears an absolute guarantee from the factory and ourselves. Take out one of these plows and if after trying it you are not pleased with the results BRING IT BACK. WE KNOW We Have A Good Plow PROPOSITION LIKE THIS Or We Would Not Make A , H>. 5. Star Branb Shoes are better. CHAPMAN & FLETCHER ' '-3 1 w LOCAL BRIEFS Miss Daisy Cater is guest of frieuds in Vienna. I am keeping oysters every day in tne week except Monday. W. A. Cochran' Miss Lncile Cater is guest of her sister, Mrs. Myrick, of Milledge ville. Mrs. R. A. Hutchison was guest Monday of relatives in Forsyth. Miss Ethel Brown and Mrs. Ashley Outlaw are guests of Mrs. Homer Clark, of Atlanta. Mr. A. N. Howard has moved his store to the Ham Corner and will be glad to have his make his place headquarters when in town. There is a fad for small hats, the dregs hat is still of the type, Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaulke, Wis ,says Hor.ey and Tar is still more the best. He writes us, “All those bought it think it is thebest coughs and colds they ever had and think that it is still mor° than the Our baby had a bad cold and it him in one day. Please accept Bed Cross Pharmacy. Farm Loans-We are prepared secured to nego¬ loan 0 , by mortgages on im¬ farm real es¬ on easy terms, at reasonable rates of interest. Loan payable in an¬ nual installments, loan run for five or ten years at option of bor¬ rower. We charge no commissions, but a reasonable fee for pre¬ paring abstract and passing on ti + le, and obtaining the -loan If vou are interested, we shall be pleased in to ex¬ full plain our terms to you. Willingham & Willing ham. Berner Building Forsyth, Ga. Letter From Florida. Dear Editor Here I am away down in ‘‘Sun¬ ny Florida,” and very pleasant L find it too, as the weather here is just splendid aud in dear old Mon¬ roe I kupw ’tis cold. Three weeks ago, there was a terrible storm out on the ocean and we felt it here, ’twas really fierce. The wind blew nearly all of the water out of Hillsboro river aud also Port Tam¬ pa. While at Cuba it did lots of damage. Lots of lives were lost aud several vessels sank. In our immediate vicinity, w© fired very well. Several houses were blown down. Thonotassa is situated on the* beautiful Thonotassa Lake. The only lake in Florida with a white beach all around it. The lake is one mile and a half wide and sev¬ en miles around. So you see it is quite a large lake with beautiful; homes near it The lake abounds in fish-trout aud such like. Wff have fine times rowing and fishing The orange packing season h- s begun and our little city has tak¬ en on quite a business aspect.. Lots of orange buyers from the north and packers from all over the union ale here. Some of the very finest greives in Florida are here. It is a beau¬ tiful sight to see large orange trees hanging with yellow oranges. I have seen oranges, grapefruit,, tangerines and maugariues afl on one tree. In the election ‘‘Florida went wet” but this county went dry. My school is situated on the southern edge of the city. I have twenty pupils and everything is nice. We have a fine library. I will bid you adieu for this time As ever. Lollie Abernathy, Thonotassa, Fla LOANS on REAL ESTATE LONG TERM LOW INTEREST R. L. Williams, Jr Attorney At Law. THF LOCAL COTTON MARKET. The following is the quota‘ion of the local cotton market, as re¬ vised by Alexander & Banks, at noon Thursday • Fully good middling........14|c. Good middling.............14^c. Fully middling............ 14c.