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7{ \ s? J. P. HEARD & SONS 3 | LARGE MIDSUMMER SALE-G RE AT VALUES f | Every Low-cut Shoe, Every Straw Hat, | i| All of Our Summer Dress Goods, | g Ladies Underwear, Gents Underwear. 3 ^ And in fact ev^ry Summer article in our establishment must be sold. We are- beginning in time to make room for our new Fall stock. THIS IS N© FAKE, Get our Prices 3 ^ and be convinced that WE ARE THE PEOPLE to do your trading with. | PROMPT ATTENTION. | BStill Greater Values—Still Lower Prices than EVER Before.^ | No Trouble to show the Bargains we Offer this month, f I ANYTHING and EVERYTHING CHEAP 1 at this STORE. SOME TO SEE US. B ^3 PITHY PERSONALS POINTEDLY PUT ^ These Who Come and Those Who Go on Business and Pleasure. f .Telly glasses for sale cheap at ■ Taylor Bros. T. It. Smith and wife visited Cordole Thursday. E. S. Lasseterof Cordele, was here yesterday morning. New lot of the celebrated P. C. Cor sets just in J. P. Heard & Sonb. Depot Agent Lamb visited friends at Tippettviile Sunday. J. F. Calhoun of Cordele, was here on business yesterday. Don’t walk your shoes out but go to J. P. Heard & Sons, after it. Miss Sullie Ray, of Cordele, is In the city on a visit to relatives. J. A. Wilson of Cordele, was here on business yesterday morning. A New lot of UMBRELLASat s.? per cent discount. J, P. HEARD St SONS. 0. M. Heard and A. E, Jordan visited Cordele on business Thursday. Sheriff Sheppard visited Cordele Tuesday iffternoon on business. W. H. J. Carmack of near Pinehurst; was here on business yesterday. Mrs. Jno. B McDonald visited Mrs. B. P. O’Neal at Cordele Thursday. * Miss Oma Huff of Atlanta, is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Kenny. , A. C, Bullington and family, of Fin- r, took in the commencement this week. Miss Martha Smith, of Arabi, is here on a visit to her cousin, Miss Ollie Smith. Miss Verge Collier, of Macon, is here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Har grove. Deputy Sheriff T. R. Smith, made a business trip to Ashburn, Thursday afternoon. J. B. Horne, a prominent citizen of ' Pinehurst, was a visitor to the city Thursday. Bev. and Mr*. P. G. McDonald re turned home from Athens Thursday, with thefr daughter, Miss Lilia May who graduated there this spring in fngj'rh.. The Mutual Benefit is strictly a policy-holders company. Miss Annie Hoslam, of Pinehurst, is the charming guest of Miss Emmie Woodward. Mrs. J. M. Hunt of Cordelo, is in the city on a visit to her mo ther, Mrs. M. S. Hamilton. Littie Lessie and Mo da Varnadoe of Cordele, are on a visit to Mrs Elihu Walton this week. A Life Policy in the Mutual Benefit is a constant joy while you live and a solace when you come to die. Mrs. Claude West of Sycamore, nee Miss Claude Stovall, is here on a visit to her mother, Mrs. J. J. Stovall. Mrs. J. E. McGough and children of Peacliland are in the city on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Elihu Walton. Misses Minnie and Evelyn Peacock of Emerich, arrived in in the city yester day morning on a visit to friendB. G. L. Bush and family spent Sunday out at the home of Mr Bige Brown’s family a few miles North-east of Vienna Rev. R. A. Wilson of Findlay, was in the city Wednesday. He was also here Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. J. B. Mason accompanied Misses Em ma and Nellie Owen down yesterday to attend the commencement exercises. Judge Jno. F. Butler of Drayton, brought his daughter, Miss Eflle up Thursday to attend the commence ment. Mesdames.JG. W. Busbee and T. B. Smitli visited the family of T. P. Bus- bee at Cordele Wednesday, who has a sick child. Misses Cora Anthony, Bessie Wil liams and Mollie Snelling of Pinehurst, are the guests of Miss Nina Davies dur ing the commencement. B. Whitehead and daughter, Miss Bessie, of Pinehurst, attended the commencement exercises of the Vienna Public School here Thursday and Fri day nights. L. W. McKenzie and Mrs. Alvin Mc Kenzie of Spalding, arrived in the city yesterday morning. Mrs. McKenzie boarded the train here for Ashburn, where she will spend some time with relatives. J. Q. Shipp, who has been away from Vienna most of the time for the past few months doing work at Pinehurst, Unadilla and Elko has returned to the city sgain and is now superintending the erection of tL. x. .t »r. Oil Mill. Some Local Ads- New goods received every day at J. P. Heard & Sons Jelly glasses for sale at Taylor Bros. ^ • > A nice line of Millinery goods will be found at Mrs. R. P. Mitchell’s. Don’t give up und say there Is no spec tacles which'you can see through just because you have failed to get fitted. 'Re member I apt fitting those kind every day. H. A. Yoomans, Jeweler and Optician. . We have recently received a large ship ment of Buggies. We must reduce stock at once must have more room. Come tjuick we will save you money. J. P. HEARD &SONS, The fruit season is about here. ,It is time for May-halls, and we have the glasses to put up the Jelly in. Give us a call. Taylor Bros. New goods just received, Hats and Trimmings, will sell cheap, call and see them before buying. Thanking you for past patronage and will appreciate same in the future. Will be found next door to postoffice. Mrs. R. P. Mitchell. HOW IS THIS FOR DOOLY? Mr. Perry C. Clegg went over to his Lewis place yesterday to see how his crops were gening on. lie returned to the city yesterday afternoon with a couple of ripfe watermelons, the largest of which weighed 20 pounds, six or eight cantelopes and several cotton stalks The cotton was taken from a hun dred acre field,every stalk in which will average waist Sigh, and liter ally loaded with iruit. Mr. Clegg will commence to shi p cantelopes and melons next week, and no one need be surprised if lie comes up with the first bate of cotton.-—Cordele News. in|?J=“t=3l^“ara“[:3“[=rt=Tcn“i=ji=rc anaannmcTannnBiJc lUP""" . . —.-30TB- i •ip. jD': ID* — |o| Barfield & Horne, General Merchants and Warehousemen, .PINEHURST, GA.. a D 0 IS IS IS 0 b jO 0 1 jfl >0 Ip IS lD(.u - 3IC3C3C3CSC3C3e3C3C3C3e3E3C3tj3C 3C3C3C3C3C3Cngfljfctjfcg31 Our Stock Consists of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HARDWARE, TINWARE GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, JEWELRYAND\\& GROCERIES. > >Q‘ We buyeountry produce In season. j0[ Call to see us at the brlok store end & make It Headquarters while In town. No trouble to show goods. Yours to serve, BARFIELD & HORNE, $ 1 Drugs, Medicines A N D Toilet Articles. ®l>lf Ilf® ©<M1> the Courteous Treatment to Everybody. McArthur Bros., Druggists Unadilla, a a Ga. Terrible Explosion “Of a gasoline stove burned a lady here frightfully,” writes N E Palmer, ot Kirk- man, la. “The best doctors couldn't heal the running sore that followed, but Btick- len’s Arnnca Salve entirely cured her.” Infallible for cuts, corns, sores, boils, biufses, sksn df-'-ne* «nd piles. n for ii r:- at CO XF i u i:« Loans, Loans, Loans. WE CAN PROCURE A LOAN FOR YOU ANYWHERE FROM $150.00 TO $5,000,00 with interest from e, 7 TO 7 82 PER CENT. AND AT A VERY SMALL COST. HENDERSON & JORDAN.