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Special Reductions On Summer Goods
McCarty, Johnstone Company
Beginning Saturday, July 20th
The reductions below on Summer Merchandise are all new and up-to-date, no last season’s
goods to offer you. e e e R
Children’ Slippers, all kinds
all leathers, all colors to close out at prices
below.
75¢ quality, size ItoSonly_.____ _________._._ __ 89¢
$l.OO ani $1.25 quality, size Ito 5 only __________ 85c
1.50 and $1.75 quality, size 5 to Misses’ 2 only__sl.l9
" All $2.50 quality, size 113 tO Misses’ 2 ___________sl.9s
An opportunity to buy seasonable merchandise, all this seasons goods at a great saving.
McCarty, Johnstone Company
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A Tribute of Respect.
Again our Supreme Commander
has taken from our ranks a Com
rade and transferred him to that
greater army that is taking its
long and silent bivouac on the
farther shore of that river which
we are all destined to cross. Com
rade Edward H. Gibbins was a
member of Co, 23rd Michigan
Vol., and served from .uly ist.
1861 to July Ist 1865. He was a
worthy member of Georgze Crouse
Post No. 17G. A. R, quitea
number of years and the Comrades
of the Post mourn his loss and
tender to his Widow their deepest
sympathy and condolence. Com
rade Gibbins was a good citizen
and enjoyed the contidence and
esteem of all who knew him,
X Committee,
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Prices for this show only, 25¢ - 33¢ -50 c. Buy your tickets at Adams Candy
Kitchen and have your seats reserved and held.
MATINEE 3:30
~ SATURDAY
. SATURDAY
+ NIGHT
Misses’ Pumps and Slippers
sizes 2% to 5%, patentgun metal, tan and white
All $3.00 and $3.50 to closeout ______ __________s2.4s
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Boys Oxiords
button, lace, patent tan and gun metal
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Feature Play of The Entire Repertoire
“The Genius and The Gentleman’
or, ‘When Man Turns to Brute’
THE GREAT BLOOD PLAY
Hager Puts Up Tent
For Convention.
Mr. Frank Hager has been en
gaged at Frank, Grorgia, for the
past several days, putting up the
enormous tent to accommodate
the Singing Convention which will
be in session Sundav, next. The
The tent is 60x150ft, and will seat
2,000 people. Mr. Hager states
that it is the largest tent he has
ever put up.
United Brethern Church
Bible School at 9:30.
Preaching at 10:45 and 7:30. A
cordial invitatton is extended to
all. *
J. L. Leichl.ter, Pastor.
Comedy Drama
‘The Troubles of Phil Boggs’
10c Admission to Matinee, any where in the house.
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Laugh Producer
‘The Fast Mail’
Admission - - 10c¢, 20c and 30c
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY JULY 19, 1912.
Men'’s Slippers At Cut Prices
all leathers, patents, gun metals, tans, vici, etc,
all go in at cut prices to close out.
$6.50 Edwin Clapp aueases s e e e
GOOEIWInCIabD ... iv oooevncccancniooco 498
All $4.50 and $5.00 quality ____________________ 3.76
Al SBOoully. . ol Coiiiai il RVEE
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All 3.850 quality whiteoxfords_________________ 2.48
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Mens’ and Boy’s Straw Hats
50c and 65¢ Boys Hats,only ______________________39¢
$l. and $1.2580ys Hats, only_____________________79c¢
$2.00 Mens Straw Hats____________ ______________BLls
250 Mens Straw Hats_ ________.______.__________ 145
3.00 Mens Straw Hats . _____ ... ___________ 1.9
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McNamara Rebels; Put In
Dungeon at St. Quentin
San Quentin, Calif, July 18—Af
ter a week in solitary confinement
J. B. McNamara, one of the convic
ted dynamiters of the Los Angeles
Times building, stubbornly refused
to conform to prison discipline.
Warden Hoyle said today McNa
mara would be kept in the dungeon
indefinitely.
MecNamara was placed in solitary
confinement when he refused to
obey an order given by a guard in
the jute mill.
No, Cordeha, a man isn’t neces
sarily a beat because he hasa red
face.
L .
Lon Dickey Sirong
For Woodrow Wilson
Chicago, 111., Jaly 17th, 1912
Mr. [. Gelders,
bitzgerald, Ga.
Dear Gelders:
I notice in your paper, an ap
peal to the readers for $l.OO each
for campaign funds, for Woodrow
Wilson, and enclose please find my
check for this amount. I think this
a splendid idea and certainly hope
all the papers in the state will do
the same thing. I played Wilson
for a winner twice, lost both times,
but believe me I am ready to play
again, [ believe him a sure win
ner this time, though, I have
talked to I think not less than 200
men from all parts of the middle
and northwest, and every one of
them says Wilson is a sure winner,
this from Republicans as well as
Democrats.
Qf course my opinion has been
proved o be very poor in the last
few elections in Georgia, but from
what I can get from the boys, I
feel sure my man is 2 winner this
time., With best regards,
Very respectfully,
Lon Dickey.
'Peach Growers Decide
’ To Cut Down Orchards
i Americus, Ga., July 18.—Ameri
‘cus orchardmen finished today the
' shipping of peaches with probably
1175 carloads sent forward. While
| returns are not completed, it is not
ibe}ieved that any considerable
'amount was realized on sales and
%the season was somewhat disap
| pointing. .
| As the result of adverse condi
|tions one if not more of the large
iorchards here will be cut down andl
the land planted to more remunera
tive crops. The owner of one of the
largest orchards here has announced
his intention of thus disposing
of 100,000 preach trees, preferring
raising cotton to the less profitable
| Elbertas. |
Ladies’ Spring and Summer Pumps
and Oxfords, all leathers, black, gun metals,
patents, tans, white canvass, new bucks, etc.,
while they last at prices below.
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All 2.00 quality, in whiteonly ______.__________. 1.28
Boy’s Suits at 12 Price
to close out, quick. All this springs goods as
long as they last at exactly *; price.
Regular Price $4 to sl2.so________Sale Price $2 te 6.25
All Boy’s 50c and 85¢ Wash Pants. ages 6 to [6 only 39¢
J. R. Davis Succeeds
Freight Agent Judge.
The appointment of Mr. J. R,
Davis to succeed Mr. E. B, Judge
resigned, as agent at the A. B, &
A. Freight Depot, will be of in
terest to his friends in this city.
Mr. Davis assumed the responsi
bilities of the position c¢n the
15inst., and being a young man of
splendid ability and excellent di
plomatic qualities, we predict for
him much sucecess in handling the
freight business of the A. B. & A.
Until recently Mr. Davis was re
lief agent for the A, B. & A., and
his promotion to the responsible
position resigned by Mr. Judge is
an evidence of the high esteem in
which he is held by his employers.
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At 9 O’clock Saturday 20th
10 yards best Sheeting
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At 11 O’clock Saturday 20th
10 cent Towels
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Beginning exactly as the clock strikes
Nine Saturday morning July the 20
J. A. JONES
iCompliment To
| Rev. S. G. Hutton
Rev, S. G. Hutton received a
telegram several days ago, invit
ing him to preach npext Sunday
at the First Presbyterian Church
of Columbus, Ala. This church is
the largest Presbyterian church
in the state of Alabama, and any
nminister receiving an invitation to
till its pulpit may justly feel comp
limentad, as 1t has been cccupied
by some of the most noted divines
of the country, Mr. Huttoa has ac
cepted the invitation and leaves
tomorrow for the Alabama city.
He reguests us to announce,
though, that there will be preach
ing Sunday morning as usual, at
his church in this cty.
At 1 O’clock Saturday 20th
4 Spools Thread
10c
At 3 @’clock Saturday 20th
10 yards best Calico
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