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THE-STRAND THEATFR PROGRAM THURSDAY, March 10.—THE FUR NACE. SPECIAL FEATURE FRIDAY, March 11.—THE FUR NACE. SPECIAL FEATURE SATURDAY, March 12.—Wm. Duncan Bride 13. Comedy. VOL. XXVII. MRS. DORA HOUSE of Gilmer, Texas, one of the best milliners in the South, is with us for this season, and we invite the ladies to come in and see her exqui site selection of Hats and Millinery Goods. You can get benefit of her wide ex perience and splendid taste We carry a large stock of Ladies’ Veils at wonderful ly low prices. The Opening of Spring Announces its arrival with a brilliant company of smart new fashions and fabrics. Gladsome Spring-, smartly interpreted in di verse ways, smiles its welcome to you from every corner of our store. It is indeed, a happy occasion. Choosing an entire wardrobe need involve only a very moderate outlay of money. We have gotten rid of all our high-priced goods, pocketed the loss, and are now offering the people of this section new goods at the reduced prices. . Our first formal presentation of the season’s new goods shows unusual quality at pre-war prices. Things are indeed becoming normal again. A visit to our store will reveal the newest modes in dresses, coatsuits, and millinery goods that will please the most fastidious. Men’s Clothing and Hats The time has come when there is no use in paying a big price for a suit of clothes You can get them now at moderate prices, and our line is up-to-date and will please you. When you buy that new suit let us show you through our stock. The values are good and the prices are just as low as any one could wish. Splendid line of Men’s and Boys’ hats, attractive in style as Taffeta and Crepe de Chine $1.50 per yard. S~H r O~E~S With the newest models in footwear, we are ready to meet the requirements of every woman and man in this section. Pumps, Oxfords, Bright Kid, Patent and other styles and colors in stock. We invite the public to come in and inspect our spring stock. HICKORY SHIRTING 124 Cts Yard Wilder Mews. AND THE BARROW TIMES V' l see our great line of Hats, V Veils and Millinery Goods. Winder, Barrow County, Georgia, Thursday, March 10, 1921. J. W. SUMMEROUR Broad Street Winder, Ga. COAT SUITS { CT~)' AND DRESSES Jjj It seems that the designers burned midnight oil in evolving the new ere- Ml I ations in Women’s Coat Suits, Frocks t M||A and Wraps. The models are beauti- j t JLij® ; ful and they have been deftly adapt- ; ed to the tastes and figures of Ameri- -jTJr |S\ i can women. In blend, in coloring and tasteful styling we do not believe we ' have ever shown such an inspiring se- )\ \\ j lection. The price is in line with the present financial stringency. % SUMMER GINGHAMS Our line of Summer Ginghams is as complete as we can make it and we are selling them for 15 and 7ic per yard. Large number of patterns from which to select. These are usually marked at 25 cents per yard. See Our New Line of Voiles i WHITE GOODS Our line of White Goods is complete. Sheetings, Bleachings, Etc., are much cheaper this spring than heretofore. As stated elsewhere in this advertisement, we have sold all our high priced goods and are now buying new goods at the reduced prices. We can sell you all kinds of Dry Goods and Notions at prices that will please. Come in and look over our stock. THE STRAND THEATER PROGRAM MONDAY, March 14.—Marguerite Clark in “EASY TO GET.” TUESDAY—EtheI Clayton, More Dead ly than the Mule. Broadway Bab. WEDNESDAY, March 10.—THEATER CLOSED. HATS Every season has its strik ing new features, but we are sure that the styles of this season will invoke the enthu siastic reception of every buyer. The hat trimmings this spring are beautiful, and show unusual* care in their arrangeent. Our dis play of hats will delight you. And the prices, also, will please you. Will be de lighted to show them wheth er you buy or not. 8 OZ Feather Ticking 30 Cts Yard No. 47.