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r :mr. Are You Ready For Summer? If you are not, you will need to be. We have not advanced all of our latest for Easter wear, the best is in reserve, We have been get ting in some new and servicable Dress Goods that you want to see. Cool and Comfortable in Every Way You want to be and you will be if you will look over our line and make your selections now before they are broken. Get in touch with us and get ready for the long hot days that are before us now. Everyday draws you nearer the sultry period and we are ready to take care of you. The Ladies Store HAD DO XT’S The Ladies Store ...THE. Bainbridge Hospital Well Equipped Prices Moderate | > 527 E. Shotwell Street > (NON-SECTARIAN) The Wheel For Delivery Purposes The Bicycle Hospital 211 Water St. Bainbridge, Ga. Phone 290. WltCI The Factory Man Knows II CARO FROM REPRE SENTATIVE El GRIFFIN SLYVANIA ITEMS Repairs Bicycles; eJso Bs.by CMTia,ge Repairs Mid Tires. A full line of Tires, Accessories &nd Supplies. POPE BIC1CLES-SEE? To the Voters of Decatur Co: In making my announcement for re-election to the House of Re presentatives I wish to first re turn thanks to the voters for tiieir consideration in the past election. I have tried to serve the best interests of the county and have secured such com mittee appointments that will enable me to be of service to the county. I wish to state to the voters that owing to the fact that the session will begin in a few days I will not be able to at tend to the duties of the office and see them during the cam paign. While the campaign is on the representative has to be at his pest in Atlanta and it he runs back and forth to take part in such camsaign he will of necessity have to neglect his duties as your representative. I will be at home during such time that the house may not be in session. I will vote for the pending bill to remove the state capitol to Macon and also the bill providing for Bi-ennial ses sions of the legislature. I will vote to protect every privilege that the people now enjoy and to get more if such an opportunity conies to me. Numerous and sundry bills having been intro duced in regard to school and school book matters, I wish to say that I will support such of these that seem to me will be the best for the children and patrons of the schools. I wish to ask the voters to take in consideration the fact that an absent candidate will be at a disadvantage and not able to combat every street corner rumor that may be circulated. I shall stay on my job and I know that the voters will take proper care of the man that does that. Thanking all in advance I am, Very Respectfully, E, H. Griffin. The farmers are all rejoicing over the small rain that came a few Jdays ago. We are having the pleasure of working a little again as before we had to sit and do nothing as all the grass was dead. We are getting out some sweet potatoes since it raines. Geo. W. Howell, has been on the sick list this week. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Messrs. T. J. and W. P. Howell, were seen going in the direction of Faceville again last Wednesday night. The ice cream supper given at Jim Poitivent’s last Friday night was enjoyed by all who attend ed. Quite a number of the young people from here attended. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Burns from Reynoldsville were visiting re latives in our midst Sunday. Miss Estella Emanuel from Chattahoochee, was a pleasant visitor here last Sunday. W. G. Johnson, and daughter Essie, attended devine services at Recover Sunday afternoon. BE We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their tender kindness and consideration to us in our hours of sadness and misfortune of losing a husband and father. Each act of good ness toward us will ever be held in tender rememberance. Respectfully, Mrs. E. D. Gainey and Family. Palm Beach Suits cleaned “the right way,” for 50c. Gus Max well. Firestone 30-3-1-2 Tires for $12.00 all special bar- bains. Bainbridge Motor Company. WMTS. FOR SALE—500 bushels of corn. See B. B. Bower. WANTED—We will pay 5 cents each for cotton seed hull sacks and oat sacks. Bainbridge Ice Company. FOR SALE - 20,000 to 30,000 Early Red J|e r s e y potatoe draws at 75 cents per thousand. See or write Thomas W. Bell, Brinson, Ga. SHEEP WANTED-Want to buy 5,000 head of stock sheep at once. Will pay reasonable price. Also buy cattle. J. W. Stegall, Thomasville, Ga. FOR SALE — One rubber-tire! buggy, and two good milk I cows. Apply to J. R. Brockett FOR REPRESENTAT I hereby announce my cam Representative from Decatui subject to the action of the 1)< Primary of September 12th. usual consideration at thehan voters. If I am re-elected deavor to fill the position (o faction of the best interest county. Respecttu E. ll.O* FOR REPRESENTAT I hereby announce my eand re-election to the General from Decatur county and if ed will serve the people to the my ability. Respectful A. B. " FOR SALE—White rabbits at reasonable prices. Phone 274 J. FOR SALE—Buick auto in good running condition, electric lights, electric starter, good tires. Will sell cheap for •ash. Also two Dodge Cars at a bargin. Brooks Garage. THERE’S A JOY MEAL COMING to the kiddies who taste our bread for the first time. Spread with butter orjarn, it will fully satisfy the appetite and please the palate of the most hard to please youngster. Try some to day and to your delight you will find the bread question settled permanently. White Way Bakery EYEGLASS AND SPEGTACL Can you read this type clearly and with the same pair of glasses see dis tant objects? If not, let me fit you i a pair of KRYPTOK visible bi-focals. They enable you to see petfe at both, the near point the distance. If >' our need attention come in consult me. I examine« according to the latest sci tific methods and guaran a fit. My prices you find to be reasonable, i the goods to be the best t can be manufactured. - have a fine line of and Glare Glasses in ®to< E. A. KRAM Graduate Optician 212 Broad St. Bainbridge.