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\lking Furniture and Stoves in Season |0W is the time for any one that needs to refurnish their homes to get a bar- i a j n in all household furnishings at low Irices. The folks have the money and leir homes need a little touch here and jere to keep them up to the usual stand- jg. We have a complete line of Rugs, )jl Stoves, Stoves and Ranges and to take [are of our friends in the approaching cold reather we have a splendid line of [ZNKETS AMD GOMFORTABLES Lnd they are being sold at prices unheard . unexpected. It is a fact that we can ftiford to sell goods at a closer margin than any one else in the same business on closer margin because we can do it that ?ay and take care of our customers. Let’s Talk a Little Furniture. alter Trading (Company iter Street Bainbridge, Ga. ROUTE B. NEWS There will be a debate at Fairchild school house Friday night Oct. 13th Resolved that whether we should have com- plusory education law or not. Everybody cordially invited to come and take part. We are glad to report that Mrs. J. C. Earnest, who has been very ill for the last few days is improving. Miss Birdie Mae Saunders, was the the pleasant guest of her old school mates at Fair- child school Wednesday. Miss Lelia Hayes spent the week end with her parents near Jakin. Levi Nix and wife spent Sun day with relatives near Rock Pond. Mrs. J. D. Fairchild and daughter Mrs. Tom Clarke was visiting relative here Sunday. Roswell Powell from near Miriam was in our midst Satur day afternoon. Mrs. James Thomas and her daughter Mrs. Allen Rich were visiting their friends near Fair- child Wednesday. Fairchild School is progress ing under the management of Mr. C. L. Perry principal and Miss Leila Hayes the assistant. We have 61 pupils enrolled. Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Harvard’s Pressing Club. Phone 373. All work guaranteed. Thomas Dixon’s THE FALL 2£iN ATION The Gigantic Patriotic Spectacle With Music by Victor Herbert COMING HERE AS THE SEASON’S OPENING THEATRICAL Attraction. FAIRCHILD FACTS Everybody that attended the fair at Donalsonville says that they enjoyed it fine. There wsre 496 school pupils that marched in the school drill at Donalsonville Friday and of course a portion was from Fair- child. L. P. Barwick was a visitor at Fairchild one day last week. Nina Hall, a colored girl of this place is suffering with an attack of appendicitis. We all feel sorry for Nina and hope she will get well. She is the daught- of an old slavery darkey, Uncle Silas Hall. Mrs. N. D. Turnage is improv ing after an attack of illness. J. F. Marchant, of Sneads, Fla., was visiting home folks Sunday. Messrs. J. T. Saunders, A. J. McMullen and R. F. Watt took a trip to Florida last Sunday. A. M. Turnage and wife and Miss Velma Turnage took a joy boat ride on the river Sunday. Rev. M. E. Sheffield filled his regular appointment at New Lakehinton Church last Saturday and Sunday. Shade Stone and a party of friends from Sneads passed through here last Thursday en- route to the fair at Donalsonville Despondency. When you feel discouraged and despondent do not give up but take a dose of Chamberlain’s Tablets and you are almost Cer tain to feel all right within a day or two. Despondency is very often due to indigestion and biliousnesss, for which these tablets are especially valuable. Obtainable everywhere. BETHEL DOTS The people of this section that attended the Fair report a nice time. Mrs. W. M. Scott called on Mrs. E. W. Rich Saturday. Rev. E. W. Rich preached at Mt. Zion Sunday. Mrs. Allen Rich returned home Friday after a week stay with her mother Mrs. James Thomas. Mr. and Mts. John McCann Mr. and Mrs. Will Bennitt and daughter Addie Mae dined with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rich Sunday. Mrs. Martha Creech is on the sick list but we hope her a speedy recovery. Guss Rich made a business trip to Bainbridge Saturday after noon. That is right Rout B. come on with your news we will be de lighted to hear from you every week. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin Saturday. Messrs. Guss Rich and Roy Cloud visited relatives near Bainbridge Sunday afternoon. Your Fall suit need looking after to be ready for the cool days coming soon. Call phone 237 F. A Preston's tor the' best work in the city. Hair Dressing CALLIE CRITTEMDON Between Water and Planter Sfc. BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA. Maker of switches, puffs, curls, transformations braids and; wigs out of combings furnish hair. For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers. LINIMENT THE BUCIK CAR FOR 1917 Buick Valve-in-head Motor Cars have been endorsed and purchased by the knowing Motorists of every State in the Union-The 1917 BUICK Models are the Most Sought Cars in America. No other Motor Car at any price insures its owner as great value, Dollar for Dollar, as the Buicd Valve-in-Head Six for Nineteen-Seventeen. PRICES LIGHT SIX TOURING, DELIVERED . . $1085.00 LIGHT SIX ROADSTER, DELIVERED . . $1050.00 F». T- RICH BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA