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By co-operating with the Manufacturers we are put in position to eliminate the
die man, commonly called the “Jobber,” thereby doing away with the jobber’s proiit ad
giving this benefit to our customers who co-operate with us-forming a eo operation that
is invincible and will be a great money saving to you. This cur argument? Read this
Price list, showing you the proofs and benefits to be gained bv C ooperation. Come to see
us. Able begins on
Saturday, Sept. 26, and continuesfor
* ONE # WHOLE t WEEK. *
Co-operation Prices.
Press Ginghams, fast colors,
excellent quality, per yard 5c
Anron Checked Ginghams,
8c value, now per yard 5c
^«a Island,superior quality
yard wide 5 C
Heaviest 4-4 Georgia Made
dheeting, per yard 5c
Factory end remnants. See
them, price them, and you will
buy them. Never before so
low in price.
Have you seen them?
The largest, best and finest
Towel, Size 44x21 inches
ever shown at 20c. go in this
sale, each IOC
Sheets and Pillow Cases direct
from the manufacturers,
Bleached Sheet 72x90 4r2C
“ “ 81x90 65c
Hemstiched 8©C
“ Pillow Cases IOC
1,000 bargains to be seen by
calling.
New Goods Arriving £)aily.
Saving Made Easy.
Best Patent Harvest King
Flour per bbl $5-5°
A 24 lb. sack Flour for 70c
sugar Cured Canvas Hams
per lb 16c
One peck measure full of
Roasted Coffee for 75c.
That’s the best way to buy it.
Try a peck and be convinced.
Meal and Grits at Factory
Prices*
Large grain Rice at 5c per
pound.
Granulated sugar, the best
18 lbs. for $1 .00, to everyone
bringing this Paper wkh them.
Red Line Tomato®s--the
brand tells the qualitr--" r-2c
per can.
Arm & Hammer Brand soda
3-5C packages for 10c.
Three bars best Laundry
soap forioc,
Tobaccos and Snuffs.
Red Flag snuff, sale price 10c
Wild Duck Chewing Tobac
co, 1 oc plug for only 8c
Other brands as low in pro-
portion.
As Demonstrated.
A 75c shirt, cuffs attached,
handworked button holes,
beautiful pearl buttons, felled
seams,extra full size--100 doz.
en of them in the latest de
signs and colors-«sale price
50c, each.
A southern Made Overall,
A Good $roo Garment
For 80c.
Gent’s Hats.
Only 126 of them at these
Prices,
Gent’s $1-50 and $2.00 soft
Harts 96c
Gent’s $1 -oo and $.200 soft
Hats 64c
Come in Time!
cent’s Hand Made shoes,
$6.00 quality, now only $4.00
$4-50 quality now $3.00 &
$3.50
Ladies Shoes.
low cuts--what we have
left at actual cost of making.
Ladie2’ high-cut Dongola
Bluchers,plain or cap toe, high
or low heel, made to sell at
f^ I -75 , ""g C) ’ n thissale at only
$129 per pair.
500 cases [new Shoes Just
Arrived.
a- To close out our entire stock
ol summer Clothing at CO"?T!
Winter Clothing arriving this
week. Come and see them.
Henry J. Bruton, - Prop’r Flint Riyer Stores,
Siloes ZReqpaiLeeci
AT
C. B. OBXPFBPS
Harness Factory
- - AND - -
Vehicle Repository,
CALLAHAN BLOCK.
AT SHORT NOTIcE
- - AND IN - -
The Best Style,
^ SEWED or TACKED
Local Affairs.
■nm
See
w. E. Gibsons
The Tailor
s Suits toorder $14 00 up; Pants $3.50 up- also;
ning. Repairing and Altering. Suits pressed, 50c
es' Skirts, French cleaned and pressed.
UP STAIRS OVER PR* BERRY’S OFFICE
Woodward Mantels
all othe „ by virtu* of sualuy-they as
icd all inpriced'Idem
plere without W OOO - de us the larges*
mendous demand for in South. Our
WOODWARD XANTELOa.^
» Whitehall St.
Flotsam and Jetsam of the
Day and Hour.
Miss Willie Mae Callahan has re
urned to College at Lagrange, Ga..
Some twe dozen felony cas«.s are
tin jail awaiting the Noveuab a rTerm
of the Superior Conr.t
Mrs. J. C. Neely and children,
are visiting relatives in Milieu,
j ca.
i Miss Windom, of LaGrange, is
! visiting Miss Callahan, on Evans
| afreet.
| Miss Cassidy after a delightful
! visit to her home in Thomasvilie,
‘ is again at her old position with the
: Ramsey-Wheeler Co.
The last session ot the City Court
disposed ol something like sixtyodd
cases and made a big addendum to
the chaiD gang crowd
The City Coart of Bainbndge
will hold an adjourned Term in
October. Parties, witnesses and
Jurors will take due notice and gov«
ern themselves accordingly.
We are pleased to note the con
tinued rapid improvement of Mr.
Judson Reamy, whose recent illness
gave his family much uneasiness 3nd
hope soon to see him again at home
fully restored to his health and
1 tarnily.
Misses Maisie Curry and Olive
J organ are spending a fortnight at
I -lian Springs, chaperoned by Mr.
eo i Mrs. Perry May, ot Quincy,
F :l, who are spending part of their
} • neymoon there—having married
1; at week at Dublin, Ga.
Mr. Price, of Shreveport, La., is
here visiting his brother, Mr. W.A.
Price, manager of the Decatur
Furniture Co>
Mr. J. 8. Shingler, president bf
Decatur County Bank war in the
city on Tuesday, looking after his
large interests In this city and
county.
Hen. Kader Cherry, of Donal-
sonville, was in the city Tuesday
on business.
>lis3 Bertha Chason left this
week for Decatur, <* a., where she
will enter Agnes Scott Institute
for the next Scholastic year.
Miss Louise Battle will attend
College at Florence, Ala., this fall,
leaving for there the coming week.
Mr. Braley Maxwell ha‘ returned
from two months stay at Hot
Spring*, Ark., with Mr. Rob Rice, 1
| w ho went there for his health, and
j who we are glad to l^arn is rapidly
I recovering.
, Messrs Marvin Townsend, Ro
land Bower, and other*, are enjoy
ing t camp fishing frolic on lower
Spring Creek this week and we
learn they are having royal sport—
having eaugbt eighty-odd bream
the first day out.
Miss Ruth Botts, one of the finest
| Stenographers and most capable
! young business ladies of the state,
I has accepted a desirable business
; engagement in Atlanta with the
Auditor’s office of the A. B. & A.
: Railroad general offi e.
CASTORZA.
p Mn a, _^,Tfca Ld Yea Hare Ahnjs Bwgtt
W. C. JONES.
High-Grade Ty 1 i n g and
Brick’Laying.
par A Postal card or a message
will meet prompt attention.
THE
GEORGIASTATE FAIR
FOR THIS YEAR WILL be Held at
Macon, Ga., Oct. 27, to Nov. 7th,
Bv The
Macon Ga. State Fair Associatin
Under the Auspices of the
Georgia State Ag’l. Society.
While Agriculture will form the leading feature of the ex
hibition, the commercial and manufacturing interests of the
State will be fully represented in the various displays.
Among the best attractions to be offered, will be included
Fireworks Balloon Ascensions, Horse Racing, Automobile
Racing, Military Displays, and other firstclass amusements.
Premium List will be forwarded to all who wish them.
For all other infokmation in regard to space for exhibitors,
prices, and terms for privileges and concessions, please
write to
Ben L. Jones, President.
Bridges Smith, Secretary.
R. L. ricKinney, Treasurer.
W. A. Huff, Gen’l Mgr.
HO! MEDICAL STUDENTS
T
HE .MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ot the Vmver.itv
Georgia, Augusta, Gh . will op*n October Is , l'.tos
damage irom flood to botlding or equipment. ’
Joseph Eve Allen, M, D., Dean
£ l