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Sping 1910.
Today, Thurday, Friday and Saturday, we are holding our formal (>pening
of Spring Millinery, and it is the most attractive event of the kind wo ha\e
ever arranged. 'The best and most fashionable Americanized Models in
Trimmed Hats are being, shown, together with a great variety of shapes,
Flowers, Ribbons and Millinery Novelties, and the displays are unusuall> large
and varied. One of the most interesting features of this Opening is the very
low prices quoted on Millinery and-buyers can surely find it to their interest
to make selections at once, for there can be no reductions from the dgures
now marked. Every department in the entire store is in full bloom and smart
shoppers will surely get some real bargains.
PENTECOST.
Miss Kellie Lyle was the gwst ol
Mr ami Mrs Love W hitch *ad Mon
day .
Misses Estelle ami B meta Wall
spent Saturday night with Mr and
Mrs Bud Mohley.
Master Clide Thompson, of Tyro,
is finite ill at. this writing.
Are you particular about the fit of your shoes? Do you want
1 your leet to be neatly and tastefully shod * .
There is no better or more certain way of getting these qualities than >y m
| vesting $4.00 in a pair of Korrect Shape Oxfords. -t
They are absolutely correct in every respect, and will withstand the test tor
■ quality every time. Made in all the popular colors.
| [All our Burrojaps leathers ate guaranteed . If the upper breaks through before
I the first sole is worn through , we will replace with a new pair fee.) n|
SMITH <a^ILLAPS.
Winder, Georgia.
=J. I. STRANGE. & CO.
Kprrecf Shape Shoes
sfer REG. U S Vsob-S. PAT. OFF. Ua*
Misses Ada Wall and Bessie
Johnson were the guests of the
latter’s parents Sunday.
Mrs Naomi Ross and little
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs .1 D Spence.
The litttieson of Mr and Mrs 1,
P Whitehead is very sick.
Mrs Sallie Perkins and Bessie
Phillips were the guests of Mrs Y\
1) S Lyle Sunday.
Mr Emmett was sporting anew
horse and buggy Sunday. Look
out girls.
Mr J M Ross, of Tyro, spent
Saturday in Athens.
LYRIC THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY. MARCH 19.
VV. F- MAMIN
Presents
LOU STREETER
I IN
THE RURAL PLAY OF QUALITY
MEADOW BROOK FARM
By L. B. PARKER
A Story of the New Hampshire Hills
Nature’s Beauty Spot
SPECIAL SCENERY
ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
AN UNUSUAL CAST
Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75c.
local and Personal.
Miss Irie Smith spent Sunday at
home.
Blacksmith's coal kept by (!. S.
Millsaps.
Smith A- Millsaps sell guano.
See them.
Groceries your dealer does not
sell. Call X.
Will pay the highest cash price
for milch or dry cows.
Defender Coffee 20e per pound,
the best on the market.
If you have a dry row to swap for
a milch cow, see S l'. Maughon.
Fertilizers! Sure. We handle
the best. Smith A Millsaps.
If you have a fat or lean now to
sell, see me. S. T. Mauglmii.
The Gent fount served <>!), 112
glasses of Coon Cola last season. \\ by
Fur the Celebrated Reinhardt
Myers Co’s Clothing goto Smith &
Millsaps.
Smitn A’ Millsaps are head
quarters for Drygoods Grocerses and
Fertiliz.
Try a pair of our guaranteed low
cut Burt A Packard Shoes. Smith
A Millsaps.
See Pope Millsaps. lie will plow
your garden. Leave orders at Segars’
market or G. M. depot.
Smith it Mill-ups are receiving
large shipments nf good* 4 almost
ev< ry day from the east..
Misses Cl ussie and Kssie Mm* Mau
glmn spent Saturday night and Sun-
Jay with Misses Father and I'allie
Greeson, of Ilethlchem.
I have rented my meat market
and will engage in the cattle bus
iness, If you have a cow to sell or
swap, see me. S. 1. Maughoii.
Tlu* best place to buy buggies is
at Wood rub’s, We have a large stoi k
and sell you at live and let live
p ic< s. See 11s. W oodrutf Hardware
Company.
Fence, Fence, Fence, Fence,
Garden Fence, la it Fence, Pasture
Fence, llog Fence and Barbed Wire
Felice for you at Smith Hardware
Company.
There will 1 a fish pond at the
residence of Mrs. \\ . H. Shouts k ri
day afternoon, March 25th, from 3
to 5:30 o'clock Children, take no
tice. Five cents a fish.
Hon. .J. W. Smith, a candidate
for senator from the twenty-seventh
senatorial district, dropped in to
see us Tuesday. See Ids announce
ment in another column.
There are many things we wbuld
like to call your attention to, out
don’t forget about the satisfaction
in using an Oliver Plow. Smith
Hardware Company.,
Save time, worry and seed by us
ing the Cole Combination Cotton,
Corn, Peas and S >rghuin Seed Plan
ter in and Fertilizer Distributors
Smith Hardware Com pmy seiis
them.
The Knights of Pythias will hold
their regular meeting at their castle
hall tonight. Work in the first rank.
All membeis are urged to h * pres
ent. \\ . M. 1 lolsenbeek, K, R. A S.
The John 1> or C nnbbi iti >•'. (' *t
ton Planter and Fertilizer is sold
ane guaranteed by us. Price 81<> <K>
Fvery machine guaranteed. See the
new style. Woodruff Hardware Cos.
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Directors of The First,
Na'ional Bank held Monday night
March 1 1, a resolution was passed
looking to the increase of its capital
stock to $100,00<).
There never was one so good bur,
what there was one Ijetter. Tim Rod
erick Lean Combination Cotton
Planter and Fertilizer Distributor is
the one t hat is better than the other.
See it at Woodruff Hardware Cos.
Attention, Ladies !
All men like attractive, well
dressed ladies. It is just as
necessary to arrange your
coifure as it is to have the
propper cut iu Suit or Dress.
Strange & Cos. carry a large
stock of Human Hair. Cotne
in, match your hair with a
coronet braid and a Hair Tur
ban. Our ladies give the first
arrangement free.
J. T. STRANGE & CO.
PARADISE.
Mr and Mrs W A Austin spent
Sunday near Bethlehem,
Mrs Florence Ward and Children,
of Oconee county, spent the latter
part of last week here, the guests of
her mother Mrs M L Clack.
Mr and Mrs J \\ Banders, of
New Chapel, spent Sunday after
mam here, the guests of Mr and Mrs
G H Clack.