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//few JJrray of /fovelties at Jfaddons *«7/?o J^adies Store” :— /few Jfdeas T H E slow coming of cold weather has turned the trend of the good dressers mind to novelties and we have a splendid supply on hand. Some new ideas, chic and up to the minute that will interest you. Something for the Thanksgiving and Christ mas that will be a little out of the ordinary. ffosiery T HAT will make your heart glad to select from, all new and stylish shades that attract. Our line of Ladies Ready to wear will meet the expectations of the highest ideas and it will be a great pleasure to show you just what we have. If you want it, you will have to get it at Haddon’s is a well and long known fact. Then come along and get it while the line is in tact. The Ladies Store H A D DO XT’S The Ladies Store Bainbridge Georgia. Seme in and, see W Jiaadsome amtfter famitare. p Mary:--. You just must get your hysband a big, cumfy rher chair, he Will sink right down into it after pner and enjoy it so much. My husband enjoys ; °ne I got for him. It has really made more ^•life for us. . What It costs to "go out" a couple of evenings I buy a handsome leather chair Which you can p°y for a lifetime. I find our leather chair a rest- 1 - p ng for myself during the day. Get one. Your Chum---HELEN. S. Get your leather chair Where I got mine, fANE FURNITURE COMPANY tobriege, . Georgia FARM LOANS 6° ^ans on improved farms in South Georgia promptly ■ T ‘ a de at lowest rates and best terms. Call on or ftri te us stating your needs. =WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY = ptrow Loan & Abstract Co. I n " biggest Farm Loan Concern in Southwest Georgia. PELHAM. GEORGIA. PLENTY OF MONEY Quitman, Nov. 19.—Business conditions in Quitman and in the county this fall have been unprecedented in the matter of general prosperity. The high price of cotton and of seed has turned loose a flood of money here and has turned loose a flood of money here has resulted in much business development. One interesting fact is that the farmers are not only paying up with the merchants for the year’s supplies, but are buying supplies for next year on a cash basis and thus getting them cheaper than would be the case if they got them on credit. A great many old debts and old accounts have been settled, which has had a good effect, j As for trade conditions many merchants here report that their Saturday trade is now surpass ing the usaul Christmas eve day trade, which is always the heaviest of the year. SEA ISLAND SELLS FOR SO CENTS AT QUIT Quitman, Ga., NoV. 19.—Long cotton is quoted in this county at 50 cents a pound, T. S, Miller selling a bale at Barwick at that figure. A large acreage was planted to long cotton in the county and one farmer who had sixteen acres of it made $2,000. All the leading farmers are unanimous in saying they will not plant a large acreage of of cotton next year and most most of them are doing what they can to get their tenants in line bv warning them that they must raise more hogs and feed stuffs next year. OLD NEGRO Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 23—A back seat for Georgia’s colored octo genarians and centenarians! Atlantians back from a hunt ing trip in Flouida have discover ed a negro Methusela who lays them in the shade. They declare that Uncle Toby Jackson, who lives in Suwanee county, must have discovered the famous "Fountain of Etern al Youth’’ for which the chival rous Ponce de Leon vainly sought. For Uncle Toby dates his birth in the year of grace 1790, which makes him 126 years of age. Just received a lot of fresh fish roe, salt mullet and will keep fresh fish and oysters at all times. Stegall’s Fish Market, Phone 294. HARMONY ITEMS Ed Alday is spending some time with Tom Earnest. Mr. McLeod and family have moved to Fowlstown and they will be missed very much by their friends. , Tom Earnest was visiting friends near Climax last Sunday. Miss Annie Bell Ash has re turned home from a visit near Climax. Misses Gussid and Minnie Ash have returned home from Attapulgus where they were at tending school. We are glad to say they are attending our school now. James Mock and sister Ella, have gone to their home in Mit chell county. Their many friends regret to see them leave. Our Sunday School was very dull last Sunday. Everybody come out and let us have a better crowd next Sunday. A most magnificent line of ladies shoes in all the latest toes and shapes at W. J. Brady’s. Luzianne Coffee will satisfy you in every respect; We further guarantee that one pound of Luzianne will go as far as two pounds of cheaper coffee.. If, after using the en tire contents of one can ac- _ cording to directions, you are not absolutely satisfied on both these points, throw the empty can away and get your money back from the grocer. He will give it to you with out quibble. Buy this better and cheaper coffee today. Write for premium catalog. • - .■■. coffee The Reily-Taylor Go. New Orleans THE PEOPLE’S MARKET The Sanitary Place Where Beef, Pork, Fish Oys ters andjFish Roe Are kept in the first class condition and in the most approved manner. We have especially pre pared for taking care of our fish and oyster trade and have the latest and most sanitary as well as safe methods of keeping them. If you order from us you will get stuff that we are willing and glad to have pass under any kind of inspection. Phone 61 and,[Get Good ....SERVICE.... THE PEOPLE’S MARKET