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Other seasonable articles of extreme merit arc Ashe's
Roach Pepper, the moat satisfactory roach exterminator we
have ever sold. White Tar paper that takes the plate of
moth balls. Cedar Rags for storing away furs, suits, over
coats. etc. These Bags are moth proof, dust proof, and
the article can be taken out and worn any time.
INGRAM DRUG CO.
Phone 9 or 99.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY
‘CBQLIDGE”
Mr. E. L. Evans Is attending the Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bullock spent
W. O. \V. convention at Thomasvlle Sunday with Prof, and Mrs. C. E.
Ills woA, as a delegate from the Duggar.
Hill BIENNIAL SESSION
WOODMEN CLOSED THOHj
1 Continued from Page 1.
iocal lodge at this place. Quite
number of others went down Wed
nesday nijht to witness the initia
tion of candidates.
The Quarterly Conference of <lie
Methodist church was held here yes
terday. The services were very In
teresting and instructive. Rev. J.
M. Outler, preached a strong and
impressive sermon, anti also deliv
ered an instructive lecture on the
work of the church.
On last Sunday Miss Dorothy Lee
Pierce was married to Mr. Jordan.
We failed to get his initials. The
wedding came as a surprise to all,
even to the family of the bride,
I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pierce. We
| hope their union will be a pleasant
one. ,
Mr. W. S. Poiteviat, who has been
sick with measles had a relapse and
is a very sick man. His friends
I of the following members:
W. O. Brushwood, Cuncll Com
mander: E. V. Waldhour, 'Advisor i 10 j, e he will soon be improving.
I Lieutenant: Percy Sugden, Past i \j r8 . j l, Banister, who was op-
ICouncil Commander; C. Bangs, Bail-1 era t e( i on a few days ago, is, to the
ker; G. A. Martin, Escort; B. S. delight of her numerous friends do-
_ jftymons, Watchman: W. R. Hewlett, jng splendidly. , ,
TT r IInon the Clerk; C. W. Tanner, Captain of J Mr. James Wood happened to
these resolutions be l P , degree Team; F. B. Brand, First j very painful accjdent, a few days
bv the Head C?erk to! Sargeant: Ed - Welman, Quarter- j ago , when a wheel of a log cart ran
WnscrJo I uke " I master Sargeant, and the following 0 ff the axle and fell upon his leg,
rfl P rid tv dollars us Privates: J. H. Bungor, W. C. Bun-| caug , n * a severe bruise, and very
n d . H Camp C. L. Colson. E. D. Deilrez. C. j near ,/breaking the bone.
Woodmen to the Woodmen's > ^ Hopkins. »'• S ’ J ’ VV ’ ! Mr' and Mrs. Pete O’neal are re-
Clrcle, to be used In fostering and f , M . 0Ck ’. D ’ C „ p!?’ JolclnB °Y. er . th . e arrlvaI of a yo,l!1S
„. nr v of that Circle in, 1 -- J - O Neal. John Olsen, O. F. I at- 80n at their home.,
hf ^./of OeoreVa aid llso to as^ ’ Urson. P. M. Russell, F. A. Wall. Two Deaths
Ifst that bod^n making m. u deficit I »• W hitehurst. I On last Saturday afternoon, Mr.
• . irv The olheers of the Atlanta team t John Denton, of near the Chastain
’ Parade Last Nlglit ' "ere: George \V. Derrick, Council icommunity died of consumption.
One of the most picturesque and Commander;; J W’Wright Advisor JIr . Denton was comparatively a
attractive suit's to which Thomas-1 Lieutenant; W. C.| Bannett, Ban- moved from North Georgia, and was
Wlle has ever been treated w, s tiel ker: ° A - G1 "° rd > Hast Council j mak , n g his home with Mr. W. H.
torchlight procession which started |Cc-ntmamler; J._ W. Nix, Escort; W.| I)ergamy . H fs remains wore laid
from the Tos'o Hotel at seven fifteen
last .night.
headed by Marshal Miltoh, and the
Captains of the degree teams, the
Atlanta and Savannah teams fol
lowing and the one band.
Then came Head Consul Rosen
thal and the retiring Head Consul i
Marlin, followed by the delegates.! , , .
Midway the procession, the other c °" vrat ‘°"’ Thc ladies of ‘, h f f, Ja
band marched and the remainder | f had arranged a most hottntl
of the delegates followed that. The | ^.^ead and tl^hundreds
red and green torches carried by
the entire line showed up wonder-i
fully well and was made more effec-
Mrs. J. A. Laing spent Monday af
ternoon with Mrs. C. E. Duggar.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hall of Meigs,
were out at Sunday School Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Bullock and Mrs. T. B.
Lewis spent Monday with Mrs. C. E.
Duggar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Carter Sellars, and Mr.
Harvey Home, were guests Friday
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Godwin, of the
Macedonia settlement.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Duggar,
W’hlgham spent a few days with
their son, Prof. C. E. Duggar.
Mr. Roy Durham of the Centet
Hill Community, has Just purchased
a ’’sporty” new buggy.
Muses Maggie Merritt and Laura
Merritt, Miss Fannie Mae Hall and
Master Hall Merritt, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Pilcher, of Ochlocxnee.
Mrs. J. C. Robison called on Mrs.
C. E. Duggar Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Davis visited near Pel
ham Friday.
Mr. J. W. Hall lost a nice horse
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pilcher, of the
Center Hill community, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Hall Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harrison,
spent Sunday with the latter’s Par-
Miss Pearl Duggar spent Satur
day night with Miss Bernice Robi
son.
Prof. J. S. Searcy, the County
School Commissioner, spent Friday
at Pebble Hill. Come again. Pro
fessor—you are our old teacher:
Well, as whooping cough Is raz
ing up In this part of the county,
we hayen’t had to stop school yet.
Mr. Lee White called on Miss
McDowell, Captain of Degree; t0 re8t j n the cemetery at Chastain
™ - -P— SU -hTTs 6 ^ ReV - J - B - ChM - Emma
- " The little fourteen months old baby i J*L 1 ?* a f 8 ,f i ‘ m J K h ht be , a n ." Bh ' y
of Mr. and Mis. Wanea I’irlington! f ood yaar for c « and already
The Barbecue Attended by Seven
J Hundred.
I Fully seven hundred people »t-
i tended the barbecue which was giv-
in Paradise Park, at one o'clock
! today, for the visitors during the
of near the same community qulte „ “ " ,,mber
burled at Rig Creek church Wed-1™"*™;*» community-this year
nesday evening, the services being I . A « < ha , aad ™>n Save about
conducted by Rev. H. B. Nesmith, f* „ P J J ndlana , and „ 0h ’ w ®
We tender to the bereaved on >s Obf !!° P r ti wortr «Sd° P f.h,ftM ?h " t, , 0d
sympathies in this sad hour ) atroyed "tleli rebuild the de-
commend to them the One who said j 8 w . r ,‘ .. . .
”1 am the resurrection and the Life.! "“ ,e L. Me " u ‘ 8|,cnt
He that llveth and helleveth In ine S,,aday "<‘ h > '« 8 ‘ Pr Ansley Sasser,
i n .. i -Mr. Ivey Chason was out riding
shall never die. ! with Miss Willie Turner Sunday
who
]yj gathered around did full justice to
It. The tables were In charge of
" two committee®, headed by Mrs. R.
wen uiiu was maue merit* biil’u- , ... , , . ., . , ... . . .
streets^ ‘ Full? tour 'hundred Wood- j "j e "' To " ds f City a-jmp. and by i , a A ,. 8 ' IU w ” k ® r ,° f c^Vuesdas j aft jf" 00 ,"' H H|) ,
!T°' fl8h • and a very enJoyt -- - c "
dark. , and la d I es goes the iredlt ioi The sentiment of this scribe la in-| a
The delegates were then marched the . s,,Iendld ^ e * ,te ^ tain,,,eat - Tne dined to believe that the citizens ofj
to the Opera House, where the In- "L®?- rII "wu Harris* ot’thl Fl«t' Atlaata who are 8trlv ' n A for the!
itiatory and degree drill work was i 8r _. by l .? e '^''^^*’ Harr 8 ’ of the F r8t j Sunday closings of those places of
put on. Only two teams competed,
that of Savannah taking first prize
of a hundred dollars, and Atlanta
second prize of fifty dollars.
The Savannah team Is composed
Cough,Cold
SoreThroat
Sloan’s Liniment gives
quick relief for cough, cold,
hoarseness, sore throat,
croup, asthma, hay fever
and bronchitis.
HERE’S PROOF.
Mb. Altikrt W. PmcE.of Fredonla,
Kan., writes: “ Wo u»e bloau's Lini
ment in the family and find it an ex
cellent relief for colds ami hay fever
attacks. It str>|« couching and sneea-
lng almost instantly, n
SLOANS
LINIMENT
RELIEVED SORE THROAT.
Mbs. L. Itnr.wr.B,of MMello.Pin.,
writes: •• I bought one l>«>ttie of your
Liniment and Itdidmeall thc good in
the world. My throat was very Sore,
and It cured me of my trouble."
GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP.
MB. W. II. Btranok, 3721 Elmwood
Avenue, Chicago, 111,, writes: “A lit
tle boy nest door had croup. 1 gave
the mother Bloan’s Liniment to try.
She gave him three dr- ps ou sugar
before going t'> and he got up
without the croup in the morning."
Prlco, 2Bo50 c., $1.00
Baptist Church.
Athene Gets Next Convention.
After routine work this mornin?,
final adjournment was taken at one; rase , hat gtore8 lre opKlcd on that
day of rest, and ?oods eold.
amusement are on the right line, j
j\Ve should be more submissive to»
JjSunday laws. It Is too often the]
"PATTEN’
o’clock and announcement made
that delegates would receive their
pay checks at the Bank of Thom-
asville at three thirty, when about
seventy-five hundred dollars wa3
distributed. j
Before the closing, the selection of J
tne next meeting place was had and |
•Athens won by a close vote. Rome,’
] Dublin and Athens were nominated
j and after a short time, Dublin'with-
(drew In favor of Athens, that city j 1
could be easily refused.
UNCLE SI.
“CENTER HILL"
The farmers are getting on nlce-
thnt;l>’ with their work at this writing,
j Mr. Sim McKeency and Miss
| Mable Marrable, spent Sftnday In
iThomasville.
I M,r. Morton an<J Mr. Whipple
| were In Patten Thursday.
| Mrs. Lancaster has returned home
and reports her mother very much
Improved.
Mrs. Thomas Is spending a
days In Dixie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gardner spent
RECEIVED
NEW SPRING LINE
OF
MEINS SHIRTS
That arc guaranteed absolutely fast colors.
r
A New Shirt or Your Money Back if They Fade.
$1.50 grade
for
98c $2 fo°r° 8rade $1.39
Ask to see the ARTISTIC Shirt.
The shirt with a reputation.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
The Fair.
The rains have somewhat held j
and the farmers are going o;i j
j winning by about fifteen majority in! w,t h their planting, and some of I Thursday night in Dixie
'the final ballot. ‘them are through planting and are f 9
j The newly elected officers for tho | beginning to Pj? w * uch thlag8 “ 8 ; here next Sunilaj. We trust that
next two years were tne.i installed; j watermelons and other carl/ planted ? | nJ ge croW( j v; jjj gree j him.
j Tourist (Tty ramp Highly Com- I erops. j All are Invited to attend the Suu-
• |ilinicnte<1 by Head Camp. I-nst Sunda> being the fifth »un-lj av g^gol
!., ■ ,u . s . t ..“ ‘ h ^, flna L ad J“ ar !!?A ; l t ; 1 f“^„?a eV .'h! n ?„n!l !, 'eon Rl n. a 'ef aC '«Xl W. are to have our Picnic here
on the Loth. The public Is invited
of near Patten, took dinner with Mr.
J. M. Shepherd Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Simmons and chlldr n
are visiting her parents near Thom-
asvllle this week.
Mr. Henry Fulwood and family
dined with Mr. J. H. Smith and wile
Sunday.
Rev. Aaron Hart and little daugh
ter and Mr. W. C. Bean, and fam
ily visited Mr. Victor Bean and wife
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Murray vis
ited at tho home of Mr. Shepherd
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Kenchin Simmons and sis
ter. Miss Orba, ’ of Quitman, at
tended preaching at Salem Sunday.
Miss Maud Red visited Miss Rena
Vonler Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel West visited her
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Threatt, of
Pavo, Sunday.
Our Sunday School at Salem seems
to he improving. We hop*) this
improvemnt will continue.
Salem people are looking forward
to having their Sunday School pic
nic Saturday before tho first Sun
day in May. All Sunday Schools
and everybody Is Invited to come
and help make It a good day.
Miss Pearl Rogers spent Sunday
afternoon with the Misses Shepherd.
Mr. Herbert Crissler and sisters,
Misses Vara and Gladys, of the Me-
Graw community, attend preaching
at Salem Sunday.
‘ Mr. Joe Sherrod and wife of
fsw Grndy county attended preaching at
Salem Saturday.
Mr. William Shqrrod of Grady
■ lty visited home folks Saturday
NOTICE OF BOND VALIDATION.
validate
Bonds,
STATE OF GEORGIA
vs
CITY OF THOMA3VILLE.
In the Superior Court Thomas
County, Georgia.
Petition to coaflrm and
Fifty Thousand Dollars c
the proceeds to be applied only to
school purposes.
On the 1st day of April, 19X3,
the above ease, belns a petition
filed by thc Solicitor General of the
Southern Circuit, In the name of
the State of Georgia, against the
City of ThomaBvllle to validate and
confirm 933,000.00 of Bonds, the
proceeds of which are to be applied
only to school purposes In and for
said city, will be heard and deter
mined at the court houso In the
city of ThomasviUe on the
zen of the State of Georgia, resid
ing within the city of Thomasvillo
or any o’her person, wherever resi
dent, who has a right to object, may
become a party to these proceed
ings.
This, itu uuy oi April, 1913.
O. GROOVER, Deputy Clerk,
Superior Court, Thomas Co.. (Ja.
4-7-tf.
BUFFJLO STRIKE CONTINUES
(By Associated Press.)
Buffalo, April 10.—The fifth day
of the Street Railway strike began
today with the city and Interrurhan
service still practically suspended.
The railway officials are demand-
third lng re-laforcements for three thons-
Rev. Bowen of Dixie will preach „| K | lt
„„v. ~ Mr \v. s. Sherrod and wlfo arc
guests of friends in this community
land passed the Convention unaut-ichildren. Among whom was H. \\. attend this nffalr
i ni °" 8ly: iTT' H “7ur 0t "iiVvr»Tl °D U plm 1 Mr. Clemon Hough vlsted Thom-
I • Be It resolved by this Head Camp|Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Payne, avlUe lhu weel( _ nn d while there
tin Convention assembled, that Its jof Pine Park, and their >oj|ig daue-h ,t |pndpd tho Woodmen Conv»n-
most hearty thunks are hereby cx-.f^r, Miss Dorothy May 1 ayne, ajpo. t j on
•tended to the officers and members; Mrs. Jacksons brother and fahalp* j
^ of To-rirt City Camp No. 43, Wood-1 Mr. M. W. Shepherd, of Thomaeville. i
• men of the World of Georgia for] It is reported that as a little boy;
j their magnificent hospitality and bu- l by the name ot Willie Ansley was j
grand entertainment live'.i
I by them to this convention,
j "Resolved further, that we very
j gratefully remember the marked
courtesy and appreciate the splen
did service of Rov. Burch and Ills
Entertainment Committee,
j "Resolved further, that a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon
I our minutes and a copy be given to
Tourist City Camp No. 43.
‘ Compliment other towns as you
will, but, hats off, boys, to Thotti-
asville.
(Signed.) W. J. SIMMONS.
P, E. WHTTTLESLIP.**
OLD-TIME RACING FEATURES
AUK TO HE REVIVED 800X
oming to school this A. M., he met;
a neiro man who took hia dinner:
basket away from him and the little]
fellow had to come to school with-
"MCORJir
Our corn club boys ar taking ad-
out any dinner, but some of his big- F h ‘ a « no wcather to Set
hearted school-mates divided with : lte " A T Hart of Pine Park
Mr W. H. Braswell a:td family v,slted ’ 1 ’ 8 brother, 1, P. Hart, Sat-
Visited the their brothers and slster ^ day aad nresched^.t Salem Sun
at the oil home place last Sunday. “ a >- ™ t ® r '
Mr. J. B. Singletary . lc vlsltinz j^®® d * u was
near Cairo this week
(By Associated Press.)
New York, April 10.—AH the
classic events of former horse-rac
ing days, the suburban, metropoll-
tant and Brooklyn Handicaps, Law
rence realization and other features
are to be renewed during the 18-
day race meet, which Is to be tried
at Belmont Park, beginning Decor
ation day.
Poultry Raisers
For the most effective way to keep your poultry free
from mites and lice use
Tobacco jDust
Just sprinkle it in your neats and poultry houses and
you will be rid of the pests, only 7 l-2c a pound at
The City Drug Store,
PHONE 284
H FULL LINE OF FIELD SEED JUST RECEIVED.
"MERRILLVILLE"
The school here which Prof. A
O. Stephenson has charge, will close
Friday, April 11, 1913. Several
very Interesting feature* have been
prepared for the occasion, to enter
tain the good people Friday night.
We hope to have a goodly number
present and trust they will
highly entertained.
IJr. W .F. BlaBingame, of Thom
asviUe Is In our city this week, doing
dental work. He Is stopping at the
home of Mr. I. M. Dyke.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Srlmberry.
and children, of Camilla, Ga., aro
the guest of Mrs. Mollle Owens this
week.
Mrs. Luna Evans and daughter,
Miss Jonme Lee Evans, went over
to ThomasviUe shopping one day
last week.
Mr. H. W. Hays went over to
ThomasviUe Wednesday to attend
the W. O. W. Convention.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Joiner regret very much to
know that they have bid farewell
to their many friends here. Mr.
Joiner has accepted a poslton In Ma
con and they left for their new
home Sundtfy.
Mrs F. -N. Carter left last week
for Woodvllle, Fla., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Boland for
several weeks.
Messrs. J. J. Turner. J. W. Wil
son, Lum Giles, and F. N. Carter,
were among those attended the W.
O. W. Convention in ThomasviUe
Tuesday.
Mr. Joe Barnes and Mr. Jim Mar-
s'de of Patten were calling on their
friends here, last 3unday.
Mr. I. M. Dyke and son, J. ft.
_ Dyke, mads a business trip to
•ThomasviUe Saturday.
Rev. J. B. All!
t?o Big Creek
hurch to assist in a funeral ser
| vice.
j Messrs. Joseph and William Slicr-
1 rod, of Grady County, were guests
j of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
I A. Sherrod this week.
I Mr. Odle Gandy was the guest of
! his parents Saturday.
Mr. Kl.ichen Simmons of Quitman
visited our Sunday School Sunday
last.
Mr. .1. W. Gandy visited his broth
er near Boston Saturday.
Miss I-ouvenla Baker of Goolldie
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. J. A. Williams! and daugh
ters, Misses Nannie Mac and Alice,
of Pavo. were among the visitors In
our communty Sunday.
Miss Nannie Hart has returned
home after a pleasant visit to rela
tives at Pine Park.
The many friends of Mrs. T. A.
Redding will be grieved to leara
that she is very sick at this writ
ing.
Mrs. T. F. Horn, of Columbus,
Ga., Is visiting Mrs. I. P. Hart’s
family this week.
“SALEM”
As the writer has not read of
any of the happenings In this pros
perous community, thought I would
send In a few Hems this week.
The fa mers are making good use
of these fair days, and are trying to
get their crop* planted.
The oat crop, which has been
looking so fine, Is falling to some
extent, ruit having set in, In a num
ber of Instances. ~
Rev. lAiaron Hart, filled the pulpl/
at Salem Sunday, the pastor, Rev.
I. B. Alllgood. being called away
to Big Creek, to assist In a funeral.
Mr. C. G. Carter and wife, ot
Boston, were guests ot Hr. J. X.
Shepherd Sunday.
Mr. Rogers, a prombent farmer.
"SPRING HILL"
Tie continued favorable weathei
for the pa«t week has enabled the
farmers to go forward with their
work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McCroskey
were guests of Mr. J. \V. Wilson
and family, for a short time last
week.
Mr. J. P! Chason. our county
commissioner, attended the comiiis-
sloner’s meeting In ThomasviUe this
week.
Mr. J. 3. Wilson was the guest of
his parents, Mr. asd Mrs. J. W. Wil
son Sunday.
Misses Sasser and t Chason, accom
panied by Mr. Amok Sasser, attend
ed Sunday 3chool at Beulah Sun
day.
Prof. W. H. Chandler went to
town on bu8inese Sunday.
We are £lad to state that the
Spring Hill School Is larger than
It has been for several years. We
are glad to see the people inter
ested in education.
SENATE WONT
T
Monday la April next, and any clti- and state troops cm duty here.
Doctors Use IMs for Eczema
Dr. Evans, Ex-Commisaloner of Health,
says: "There la almost no relation be
tween skin diseases and the blood.*' The
akin must be cured through the skin.
The germs mugt bo washed out «nd 00
salves have long ago been found worth
less. The most advanced physicians of
this oountryara now agreed on thl* and
are prescribing a wash of wlntergroen*
thymol and other ingredients for eczema
and all other skin diseases. This com
pound Is known as D.D.D. Prescription
for Eczema.
Dr. Holmes, the well known skin spe
cial 1st writes: 'T am convinced that the
D.D.D. prescription la as much a specific
for eczema as quinine for malaria. We
have been prescribing the D.D.D. remedy
for years." •
We. ourselves vouch for the D.D.D,
R. Thomas, Jr.,
Prescriptioni for seuma and absolutely
guarantee that It win taka away tbs
Itch tho Instant you apply it.
any form
to have j
lave bad l
, you apply It
If you are suffering from
akin trouble w* would Ilk*
format
Jr
that wa oan tail you all aboul
’Ion and how It cures
wo ar* so mn of what
- or you that wo will bil
clad to 1st you .have a tl bottlo on oun
guarantee that It will cost you nothing!
. wo would Uke
come to our store, for wo have
agency .of this remedjr for
_ j will cost you nothing)
unless you find that It doca the world
For that matter a trial bottle for ]6e-
ought to.be enough to absolutely prov*
the merits of the remedy. ,
Drop, Into our store anyway and wo
will toll you all about thte groat remedy.
Druggist.—(adv.)
(Bv AisocVu-d Prero.)
Washington. A . rll 10.—The Sen
ate Flaaace Committee has deter-1
mined not to have any bearings on|
the tarllf bill. Manufacturers In.-
many lines of Industry have appeal
ed for an opportunity to present 1
arguments against the rates pro
posed In the Underwood bill. The
donate Committee members take the
position that the hearings os con
ducted by the House Ways and
Means Committee In January were
sufficiently thorough to cover prac
tically all points which tho Sennre
needs to consider in connection with
the tariff revision.
THIS-WILL INTEREST• MOTHERS.
Xotter Gray's Burnt Fuwdn for Chlldrta, a
lowtsla nltit tot ymrlihnm, nmiteko, Bti
I cold, la M boon. They tra ao pleaoxnt to Uw
LMMdna Ilka thorn. Onr uAo taotliaoalilo.
High Art Clothing
Now that the Fall and Winter rush
is over, we are going to give lo our
friends and patrons, the greatest bar
gains in suits of clothes and extra
pants ever given in ThomasviUe be
fore. Our stock of clothing is fresh
and clean and are well worth the
price, marked in plain figures, show
ing just what they sold for and what
you pay for themjnow.
We don’t handle bankrupt stock,
neither do we buy from jobbers. We
buy directly from the best manufac
turers who make up to our order.
We haven’t room to quote prices in
this small space but you just come
and see and you shall be satisfied.
Mallard & Varnedoe.
brut.
ms,
(sdr.)
GOOD KNOUGH FOB A WHILE TOT
before sending It to the repair shop
Is the mistake that la often made by
the man that Is given to procrasti
nation. Why run the riek of ted
dent, when It may cost you so dear
when you can have your carriage or
wagon orer-haulel-and made Bound
at eo little expense by
A. W. Palin & Son.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND TRIMMING