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Heavy mixed flannels for underskirts, etc. 7 1-&
Good quality shirting cheviots, in this special at.. ,10c
Good quality table damask, white, red and fancy,
special at, per yard 25c
Full 6-lb rolls of worsted remnants in this sale at $2.50
SMITH &
: :: ATLANTA,
HIGGINS
GEORGIA :: :
JUNCTION
WALKER AND
PETERS STS.
In calling: at this store mention The Fayetteville News. Smith & Higgins take subscriptions for The Fayetteville News.
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ME AFFAIRS^)
fire sorry to note the illness
Travis.
if. J. 0. Pettis and wife are
|g relatives at Columbus.
Lillie Davis was the guest
Bessie Smith this week.
fclanta Georgian and Fay-
[News one year for $4.50.
llvern Hill, of Atlanta,
blcome visitor here this
Jlaggie Graves, of New
Fisited relatives here re-
lJ. J. Ar
lisit .to.
has returned
J*t Bam-
t Senoia, is
|k with Dr. J. B.
Goethe and wife are the
[>f Mr. R. M. Matthews
Jek. ‘
Red wine, of Atlanta,
friends and relatives lie e
aek. §
Lottie Alford, of Atlanta,
le week the guest'of the
Lewis.'
Redwine, of Senoia, was
inds with relatives
jier was the
|pper a few
of Atlanta,
th hsr broth-
Ltlanta, was
Is here dur-
Serts and daughter, of
have been guests at
;gs’ this week. -
J. Boggus, of Atlanta,
lest of her sister, Mrs.
avis, this week.
bs Laura and Jessie Thorn-
.visiting Miss Ruby Drew-
looks this week.
lettie McCurdy, of Stone
|n, is spending the week
Misses Graham.
il good mules for sale
[See me at once.
f. B. Hollingsworth.
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I Matthews and wife, of
I, visited their father, Mr.
latthew this week.
Sarah Mitcham, of Mt.
visited the family of
kitchens this^ week.
E. Whitley, of Texas,
reral days here with his
J. W. Whitley.
Coppedge is at home
College to spend a
I with homefolks.
Jurdett, of Fair-
reral days recent-
sister, Mrs. W. R.
T. Dickson has moved
jme which was vacated
W. Culpepper a few
111 Blalock, of Atlanta,
lest of his parents, Mr.
[L. F. Blalock one night
3. Blalock and child-
[tlanta, wire guests of
Irs. L. F. Blalock dur-
idaya. ; ,'33$
Remember club with many
papers aid if you want a paper
subscribe through me.
Wj N. D. Dixon.
Misses Geraldine and Ida
Thompson, of Cedartown have
been the guest of the Misses
Burks this week)
Miss Mattie Couch, of Senoia,
is spending the week with her
aunts, Mesdames * E. M. Travis
and Jennie Farrer.
Some of the young people at
tended the party given by Mr.
Franklin Morgan south of here
last Monday night,
‘Mrs. W. H. Taylor and chil
dren, of Griffin, were guests of
Col. J. W. Culpepper and wife
during the holidays.
Mr. L. J. Dixon and family
will return to their homo in Ala
bama tomorrow after a weeks
stay with relatives here.
Mrs. W. B. Hollingsworth fell
last Monday and received a se
vere bruise. She is improving
and thinks she will soon recover.
Yesterday G. M. Dorman fell
from a scaffold and hurt his back
and received a bruise on the
head. He is doing very well at
present.
A. W. Fortson, of near Lisbon,
has sold his place and bought a
farm near Amboy in Dooly coun
ty and will move his family there
next week.
The many friends of Mrs.-W.
H. Bplt will regret to learn she
is no better* sihc& she wev.t to
the home of her parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Banks.
Miss Annie Ray Luncford and
brother, Thomas, of Woolsey,
visited relatives here this week.
Their consin Miss Ella Luncford
accompanied them.
I wish to thank the many
friends who gave me assistance
in the Atlanta Journal contest.
Your favors are appreciated.
Ruth Edwards.
Mr. George Martin, of Fort
Valley and Miss Hesper Jackson,
of near here, were made one by
Judge S. B. Lewis at his home
last Sunday evening.
The merchants here have been
busy taking stock this week.
Several changes will be made
during the next week. We will
mention these next week.
I will be in Fayetteville every
Saturday to make photographs.
Come and give me a trial.
B. G. Hightower.
Photographer.
For Sale—One German coach
sorrel horse colt, 15 months ©W-
Price, $75. Come at once and
see me at Fife, Ga., or write me
at Fairbum. John Spier.
Mrs. Wm. Keith, of Senoia, in
company with Misses Nyna and
Clyde Matthews was the guest
of their sister, Mrs. Berta Rob
erts the early part of the week.
Miss Bessie Smith entertained
at a “watch party” Thursday
night to welcome the New Year.
Quite a number of guests were
present and a pleasant evening
spent ■.
Last Monday night the store of
J. M. Austin & Sons was broken
into. So far as we have been
able to learn a side of bacon was
all that was taken. So far' as
we know there is no’ suspicion as
to the guilty party.
special oargain lots
which we secured at the recent unloading sal s of big St. Louis manufacturers and
wholesalers. Every department of this big store will have interesting offerings
for you this month and if you pay a visit to Atlanta, you should be sure to come
in and see u$. Whether you buy or not you’ll be welcome to look around.
- GREAT DISPLAY OF TOYS, DOLLS AND HOLIDAY GOODS. 6ET BEST CHOICE.
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Millinery Sale.
Among-the many great bargains secured
by us at the Unloading Sales of St Louis
manufacturers and wholesalers were the fol
lowing lots of new and stylish Millinery
which we are offering in this December Sale
at most remarkable bargain prices. Be sure
to see the displays.
New styles in Trimmed Hats, up to $2 values, at. .$1
Choice styles in trimmed hats that should sell up to $3
to go at $1.50
Very handsome trimmed dress hats, worth $4, at 2.45
Beautiful pattern hats In newest ctyles, up to $6
values, at :T.' 2.95
Dress Goods Sale.
52-inch imported broadcloths in rich colorings
and new patterns, worth $1.50 yd., at 75c
Special line of 56-inch cloakings in new mix
tures, worth $1 a yd., in this sale at_._45c
56-inch worsted suitings in popular patterns
and colorings, real $1 quality, per yd. _45©
36-inch novelty wool plaids for waists and
dresses, the 75c quality at 39c, 50c grade
to go at 25c '
Ladies’ Furnishings, Novelties, etc.
Ladies’ full elbow length silk gloves in black and best
colors, real $1.60 value, per pair.... 85c
Ladies' excellent quality real French kia gloves in all
the fashionable colors at, per pair $1.00
Ladies’ good quality hose in black and tan, extra
values at, pair.. i 15c
Children’s good quality school hose in this sale at 10c
Ladies’ metal purses in the very latest styles, at.25c
Newest and prettiest styles in ladies’ collars a<d belts
worth up to 50c, in this sale at only 25c
In this great sale we will offer the famous Ingersoll
dollar watches at the special price of. ........ ,83c
Great line of souvenir post cards, Atlanta views, com
ics, etc., choice
Post card albums with capacity of 132 cards, at.. 10c
Imitation leather bound post card albums, this sale 25c
Great Values in Staple Domestics.
New cotton suitings in ddrk colorings, worth 16c at loc
Staple calicoes in grays, black and white indigo,... 5c
Heavy, good quality flannelettes, worth 10c. a yard,
this sale... ’. { 7 l-2c
2,000 yards of heavy outings in dark colorings, worth
7 l-2c a yard, at 5c
Full weight rolls of outing remnants in this sale $1.00
40-inch soft finished Sea Island,, in this sale at.
Good quality toweling crash to go iu this sale at 2 l-2c
Standard quality staple ginghams in this sale at... ,5c
Mrs. A. P. Sams gave a heart-
dice party last Saturday evening,
in honote. of her sister, Miss
Gladys MViough. Most of the
young people of the town were
present, and all were delighted
at the pleasant evening.
Last Tuesday night a residence
at Chestlehurst was broken into
and many articles taken. The
authorities were notified at once
and Sheriff Brown now has in
the county jail several parties
who it is said burglarized the
residence.
Dr. R. H. Taylor, of Griffin,
spent the week-end with his sis
ter, Mrs. J. W. Culpepper. Dr.
Taylor is one of the most promi
nent physicians of Griffin and
has a host of friends in Fayette
who are always glad to have him
visit our city and county.
Dr. W. W. Allen and wife, of
Atlanta, is spending the holidays
with the latters parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Kitchens. Dr. Allen
is one of the most prominent
Dentists of Atlanta and! their
many friends appreciate thier
annual vacation at thjs place.
It was a.
the “Tacky*
Eva Jackson. Ea< di ««• well]
prepared and their wearing ap-
evoking at
parel was a type of the style for
the past fifty years. Miss Lou-
vale Brown and Mr. Murry Mur
phy were awarded the prizes.
For Sale—35 acres of good
land with good 2-room house, in
less than one-half mile of court
house. Will be sold first Tues
day in January at the court
house door in Fayetteville. Terms
reasonable. Or would sell pri
vately. Apply to G. W. Wallis
or W. B. Hollingsworth.
Miss Eula Brooks left yester
day for her home at Deep Step
after spending the holidays here
with Miss Mattie Mae Lewis.
She has a fine school at that
place. Miss Brooks taught in
this county two years ago and
made many friends during her
stay who were glad to meet her
again. .
One of the most pleasant so
cial occasion $ of the week was
the heart-dice party given by
MissVassie Smith in honor of
her brother, Remberi Smith, and
Mr. Raleigh Daniel, of Atlanta.
The prize was won by Miss Eva
Jackson. After the games de
lightful refreshments were
served.
Galvanite Roofing ia fireproof, wag
terproof and weatherproof. Sold at
Arnold’s.
The Misses Burks entertained
Monday evening for the Misses
Thompson at a silhouette party.
Miss Ida Thompson and Mr. Ro-
bie Redwine cut for first prize,
in guessing who the silhouettes
represented. Mr. John Adams
received the booby. A delight
ful salad course was served dur
ing the evening.
Rev. G. W. Wood preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday.
This was the last appointment of
this year. He declined the call
another year. We appreciate his
work in our town and feel that
his work will be living in the
years to come. He has been &
faithful pastor and we regret to
have him leave the work.
,
Misses Claude and Emily Gra
ham entertained a number of
young people last Tuesday even
ing in honor of their guest, Miss
Hettie McCurdy, of Stone Moun
tain. 42 was the principle game
of the evening. Refreshments
were served and the guests de
parted thanking the Misses Gra-
ham for a pleasant evening.
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maple sugar. It cures the cold by gent
ly moving the bowels through its laxa
tive principle, and at the same time it
is soothing for throat irritatlon/thereby
stopping the cough. Sold by Fayette-.
)rug Co.
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