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•FOR.
Friday and Saturday
The immense stock that we have on hand now
gives us the opportunity to get special attract
ions both in price and value for certain days
each week.
Read These Prices and Learn Who Are
Your Friends
“KING QUALITY” SHOES
“AMERICAN GIRL” SHOES
FOR MEN
I OR LADIES
$4.00 to $5.00
$3.50 to $4.00
Yard wide Taffeta and Mes- 4
salines, per yard ^ I «Q I 2
Splendid line of Crepe de
Chine at
Beautiful selection of Siik Poplins QQ#%
in all shades wOU
Broad Cloth, 54 inches wide
for..4
Splendid line of Ladies Skirts
ranging from $2.98 to
Ladies Crepe de Chine Waists
at
A swell line of Ladies Waists
at
1.45
1.48
4.98
1.98
98c
Ladies Coat Suits—Three Specials at
$12.50 13.50 17.50
$3.98
5.95
12.50
3.45
Ladies Sport Coats
at
Ladies Serge Dresses
all wool
Ladies Plush Coats
for only
Ladies All Wool Sweater
for
Ladies Silk Fibre Sweater O A C AND
at £.43 UP
All kinds of Misses and childrens Sweaters
on display.
Mens Blue Serge Suits
Good, at
Mens Blue Serge Suits
Good, at
Boys Suits—Good. No. 18,
19 and 20 at
Boys Suits
Good, at
Good line Men and Boys
Extra Pants at
15.00
12.50
9.00
4.50
1.50 a u n p d
Splendid line of Baby Coats to select from.
4.95
2.98
Ladies all Wool Poplin Skirts
for
Ladies Serge Skirts
for
Big line of Ladies House Dresses QOa
and Kimonas wOw
Childrens E. Z. Underwear
at
Mens Best Union Suits
at]
50c
1.00
LADIES HOUSE DRESSES
“KNOX-ALL” HATS FOR
FOR ONLY
MEN AT
98c
$2.00
LADIES COATS AND COAT SUITS
We have all the latest in every fabric that is
wearable. The most careful dresser can find just
exacty what she wants here and the very neatest
makes that one could wish.
This is no sale but merely a placing of certain
lines of merchandise for your special attention
each Friday and Saturday.
KLINE BROS.
Water Street Bainbridge, Georgia
BESTS GETS MORTGAGE
PRIZE AT
Chicago, Oct. 26, (Special) —
Dario Resta in his Silvertown
tired Peugeot beast of speed
snorted home to his eighth con
secutive victory on the Chicago
Speedway Saturday, after nosing
out Johnny Aitken forty miles
from the 250 miles finish line, and
outclassing the field of 18 starters.
Hood to hood the two Mercurian
rivals see-sawed back and forth
for six miles, the peerless Restra
finally forcing Aitken to take his
exhaust for the balance of the
American event, and finishing a
half minute ahead.
Their Puegeot tussle furnished
the thriller and made the race
one of the most interesting ever
witnessed. Resta’s victorious
time of 103.9 miles per hour,
owing to the Chicago track be
ing slower, would have seta new
world’s record, had the event
been ori the Sheepshead Bay
track, it was stated. His time
however, for this race breaks all
records for the Chicago Speed
way.
Resta, two, laps after Aitken
had stopped for a tire change,
evened the race again by slowing
down for a change himself. Most
of the ten cars finishing were
Silvertowned tired. Resta’s de
pendence on the Goodrich cords
netted him $6,000 for first place
and jumped his A. A. A. stand
ing in the contest for the $10,000
Goodrich 1916 Racing Champion
ship prize to 3200 points against
Aitken’s 2940, Rickenbacker’s
2210 and DePalma’s 1790, giving
the speedy Italian pilot what
amounts to a first mortage on
the golden plum.
Ralph DePalma’s new jinx
was present as usual and the
persistent and popular favorite
after leading the early laps was
retired close to the 200 mile
mark was broken valve. Vail in
his Hudson Super Six also fini
shed a gamy race on Silvertown
as did such jockeys as Lewis,
Delve, Burt, Galvin and Gale
upon their sweating steel
mounts.
A big crowd was out to cheer
the dividers of the $15,000 spoils
and though dopesters had pick
ed picked Aitken for the gods
to smile upon, Resta bowled over j
tne ill-luck that has recently
wormed its way into its hood
and addeded the Grand American
to his 1916 collection of big
derby scalps, all of which he has
won on his trusty Silvertowns.
Resta throughout the first half
of the year was far in the lead,
Aitken having but recently ap
proached him. Aitken’s friends
had it that the dope about early
birds getting all the worms was
all wrong but Resta’s victory to
day indicates that the preverbial
worm has turned again and that
Resta with his present A. A. A.
lead of 260 points will not again
be out-pointed in the garnering
of the Goodrich Companp’s
Championship award.
WANTED—We will pay 5 cents
each for cotton seed hull sacks
and oat sacks. Bainbridge Ice
Company.
FOR RENT—Two large connect
ing rooms, furnished, for light
house keeping. Apply to Mrs.
I. B. Griffin.
FOR SALE. Good Piano for sale
ai reasonable rates. Apply at
this office.
FOR SALE—Five million Succes
sion and Charleston Wakefield
cabbage plants grown from
the best seed obtainable. $1.00
per thousand. Ready for deliv
ery Oct. 15th.
Bower Truck & Plant Co.
Dixie, Ga.
FOR SALE—one 60-hp. return
tubular boiler cheap. Apply to
Bainbridge Brick Company.
WANTED—Position b y book
keeper with 4 years exper
ience. Present employed but
want change. Good all round
office man. Address Box 117,
Bainbridge, Ga.
FOR SALE—A good Internation
al Harvester Gasoline Engine in
good shape. A bargain for the
money. Apply at this office
FOR SALE—One E. flat Alto
horn for sale cheap. Apply to
123 Potter street.
WANTED—Small tract Long
Leaf Limber. Give location,
amount and price. Address
P. O. Box 26, Albany, Ga.
WANTED — Young ladies or
gents with good character and
willing to work. Good paying
positions.
W. E. Craigmiles,
Thomasville, Ga.
FOR SALE—Cleaning and Press
ing business, located in best
town in South Georgia; leaving
city. If you have the cash and
mean business write or come.
J. J. Harvard,
Bainbridge, Ga.
House to Rent. 6 Room house
on Broughton St. All modern
convenences. Apply to W. O
Fleming. '
FOR SALE
One house and lot corner Shot-
well and River Streets, lot runn
ing back to Bruton St, also one
35 foot gasoline boat now near
completion, also nice large shop
and wood house, will sell at a
bargin. Apply to M. L. Martin,
the Plumber.
Jim Smith of the Palace
Market says that it is the wise
man that is onto what is best to
eat, his pork sausage customers
being the wisest of all for they
know he makes ’em twice a
week. Phone 302.
MUSTANG
For Sprains, Lameness,
Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism
Penetrates and Heals.
Stops Pain At Once
For Main and Beast
25c. 50c. $ I. At All Dealers.
LINIMENT
$1.45 - ROUND TRIP TO -- $1.45
- THOMASVILLE, GA.
VIA
Atlantic Coast Line Ry.
"The Standard Railroad of the South”
Thomas County Fair
NOVEMBER 1, 2, 3, 1916
Oneof the largest and best Agricultural Displays ever
held in the Southeast, Grand Exhibit of Horses and
Cattle, Hogs, Poultry and Farm Products.
Band Concerts Day and Night. Free Barbecue Noon
November 3rd.
Tickets on sale Oct. 31st to Nov. 3rd inc., limited to
reach original starting point returning prior to mid
night Nov. 4th, 1916.
For fares, schedules tickets and further information call on or
write
II. M. DYKES
•Ticket Agent A. C. L. j Bainbridge, Ga.
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