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Have You
Special Sale Pianos
NO? Well; then, yon had better harry. Ifci» not every day that you cioi Uuy a brand new Piano; in jiorfcct order, foe. just lul f price, * How ran we sell them so. low ? 1 hej
turn out. “There lias been a rush for them since our announcement of*this wile appealed, but yotuuuy Jet be iu time if you hurry. Wo waufc to close out the few that aro Uft, i
world-famous Chicheriug, Mathusheb, Ivers &Poud, Lester nurl Kohler & CampbeH Pi inoa. - - ' / ■* .
OUT THIS OUT
This is Goett for $15 00 on the
Parchaw» ot » Fiano.
PIANOS: •
Mathushefe, Ivers & Pond, Lud-
den & Bates.
ORGANS:
Estey, Crown and Ludden Sc
Bates. '•
of the above named iu-
If you would prefer one
struments on wlncli we give endorsement and back
with_a guarantee that is absolute, make jour pur
chase before Dec. ist and we will give you $2500
N o this is no joke. Look at this coupon 7 and- yon
will see what we mean and how you are to get the
Money. .
MAIL TtlJS TO
CARTER AND DOROUGH,
Valdosta, Q.\; Tifton t Gn ; Savaorwh,
Gi».. (Ludden & Bales): Tiunr», Fla ,
(Lntldou & Bates), or deliver it to or.o
of our tPpTosentjbivCtf, filing in the JEol-
The offer ii Cl odup to December 1,
K«*inenib*r -our gne^t» g it v «\ do achance to get your Plnno or Or^an free. All yo’i h vc ti do i« togiuss th8 number of enVa Oart s r & ttsrongb makes of Pi nog and Organs during 1904, or
guess the nea»est tbe imm v or nml ton *c l h»* Pia'mo' Ofg*ityoi may bavfporclas <Wre* - Anr of our c» stotues whose accou».t^ are paid up to date Dec. 1 will be entitled to a guess. Write us for a card oa
wbiob to record vour gu s* J Tbiuk of Ml THs,may mean acoetly instrument for yeti’abrotuffly wiihei.t costing you a rent!, * ^ *
Savannah, Ga., (Ludden & B&tes),
Tampa, Fla; ("Ludden & Bates)
Valdosta, Ga,
Th. Convention Clot.B
The district conveutlon of the minion
societies held three Bissloaii Saturday
all of which were very interesting. In
addition the delegates attended a roetp-
tion given by the direotoni ot the Vaalilt
homo at the home. The convention
will cloie.tomorrow, and the delegates
will return to tfcoir home* bearing plea
sant remembrance* of the four day* ces
sion. The only service, of the day will
be (lie two sermons at' the Methodist
church.
Mr. Bob Wheel*** of Pelham spettt
Tuesday In town,
THE FIRST TOUCH OF AUTUMN WEATHER
This is Valuable
Bids us go ahead and tell the men and boys just what
preparations we've made for their comfort. Our shelves
and counters art fairly teeming with stocks that art rich in
quality, extra in style and -
J. L. Baldy one of Ooolidgc’s mercan
tile fraternity wa* in the city on M u-
day.
Mr. E. A. Smith; tl«e_ Meigs naval
stores man.waa among Monday's promt-
pent visitors."' ,v
We’ve spared no time nor expense in our endeavors Jto
get together the newest and best everything in the.line of
Clothing, Furnishings and Hats designed by fashion for the
. Mrs. Q. 8. Whitney catne homo' Bat-
nrday afternoon from a stay ot several
days iu While Springs, Fla, ^
To all who clip and bring to us this advertisement we will salt tfit
following Comestics at the Exceedingly
Low Price Quoted.
Two Electors
Then are five doctoral tickets in the
field to bo voted for on November eighth
They ure Democratic, Republican, Pol
and Socialist.
Mr. M, R. Elder came homo Sunday
morning from a stoeU-porolmstng trip to
Kentucky..
Mr. J. H. MtrrUI spent Sunday iu
Meigs and delivered at] address to the
Meigs Sauday School.
utlsf, Prohibitionist,
Thomas county has the honor of hnvli g
two of Its citisons on those tickets. The
second district is represented the Pop
ulist ticket by J, 8. Ward Jr. of Och-
lockoneo and on the ^Prohibitionist
ticket by Dr, L. B. Bonchelle of Thom-
asvtlle. The Democratio elector fc-r
the second is L. B. Rsmbo. Republican
J. E. Peterson, and SootaUst J: E,
Fills.
Ail Standard Calicoes
Rest Cheeked Homespun,,,..
80 inoli Sea Islands
8(1 inch Prnlt of Loom Blench..
30 incli Lonsdale Bleach
30 inoli Lonsdale Cambria
Rest Quality Dress Glngliams.
72 inch Union Table Linen
Apron Check Gingham
30 inch Percales 1....
Best Quality Flannelettes.
Best Outing Flannels....
Hickory Stripe,
9 4Popperlll Breach Sheeting..
10-4 Pepi-erill Bleach Sheeting..
50 White Bed Spreads
- J, A. Coffee, J. W. Taylor and 11. H.
Smith were u trio of Touraine iieoplo in
own. Monday.
Mr. David Comfort, of the Comfort
Trading Cbmpany at Boston spefit Mon-
dan in town, „ '■
Mrs Webb tc Merry
A few years ago Mr, and Mrs. W.
Webb of New York were reg
ular winter visitors to Tbomasville.
They occupied the Stark cottage for
several seasons. The friends in Tbom-
asrilln will be interested in reading tiro
following item from the New York
Journal of last FridaySocioty folk
won} surprised today to team of the
coming marriage of Mrs Waiter W- bb,
widow of the into vice president of the
New York Centra', who left an estate
valued at $3,000,000, to Ogden Cbdraed,
of No. S3 East Seventy-ninth strife',
whom'society had eomeAoloob'npon as
a confirmed bachelor.
They will be married, at Eoirh-
wood, Mrs. Webb's lipmo at Scarf or-
oogli, on Saturday. Tho bride will '■ a
given away by her nineteen year old
son. —.
Mr. Oodman is a son of Mrs. Codman
of Boston. He is an architect and 1'*
hrmebas been noted iu tire artiriic
world.”
Cape. Wm. Forrester after a Tew days
visit to Hsaiptou Springs, Fla.,.is back
on his ron on the Monticello-Albany
branch.
A trio well capacitated tor enjoyment
ot the World's Fsir left Senday morn
ing for 8t. Louis. They Were Messrs.
W. J. Hammond, M. B. .Tones and Jas.
Dillon, Jr.
Ur. Willie Palin came homo Sunday
evening from Atlanta, where lie lias
been attending the Georgia School i f
Teciinology. He has been ill with fever
anj}_comes homes to recuperate. His
father, Mr A. W. Palin went to Jfacin
to meet him, '
IROTHERS.
yTRQUSE
We extend a most cordial invitation to all. whether pur*
chasers or not. We guarantee in advauce that our prices
will be found right in every instance. Quality and style
Considered. ~ . d ' -
WliUo liere dou't fall to fnspect Oar Elaborate Fall Stock.
Louis Steyerman,
Broad ar.d Jackson Streets,
y We sell and guarantee “Fay Stockings.
Agents for Standard Pattern',
Outfitters for all Man-kind.
