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The Busiest Store in 7 owtuJL. Saules.
PEOPLE Say we have the busiest store in Winder and we don’t deny it. We have already sold as many Coat Suits,
Dresses, also Men’s and’Boy’s Suits as we usually sell in an entire season. But there is NO WONDER, when there
is nothing in our entire store marked any higher than when cotton was selling for only 12 cents. All we ask of you is
to come in, look over goods, and let us price you our Men’s and Boy’s Suits and Overcoats, Ladies’ Coat Suits, Dresses,
Cloaks and Millinery and we feel confident you will soon be added to our already long list of customers.
WE ARE NOW SELLING—
Men’s Suits
ALL WOOL SERGE SUITS FOR
SIO.OO, $12.50 and $15.00
Schloss Bros., Suits in the latest
styles and patterns, positively tailor
made at sls. $16.50, and $lB.
Knee Suits
All Wool Suits, guaranteed Fast
Colors, in sizes 9 to 18, $2.50, $3., $3.50.
Fancy Worsteds, Serges and Chev
iots in the plain or Norfolk Styles
$3.90, $4.50, $5.00 and up.
Dry Goods
Good Heavey Sheeting, at 7 l-2c
Best 12 l-2c Ginghams, at 10c
Best Heavy Outing, at 9 3-4 c
75c All Wool Serge, at 49c
You will find everything in the
Dry Goods line, and our line is com
plete in every department, at LAST
YEAR PRICES.
Newsy Items From Statham
Mr and Mrs. R. J. Jones had as
their guest last Sunday, Mrs. \\ ar
ren Harrison of Bethlehem. (
Messrs Leary Peppers and Fred Ar
nold motored down to Atlanta for
the week-end.
Mr. Pierce Cody who is in school
at Locust Grove spent the week-end
here with his parents.
Mrs. Sallie Ware went down to
Winder Tuesday for the day.
After being pleasantly entertained
here as the guest of her sister, Miss
Nell Linda, Miss Margy Linda has
returned to her home in Hartwell
Saturday. She went by way of Atlan
ta.
Mrs. W. M. Fite, Misses Nell Lin
da and Laura Horn spent Saturday
in Atlanta taking in the Fair.
Misses Loree Florence and Mayrele
Cronic spent Saturday in Winder
Misses Grace and Inez Cooper en
tertained at dinner Sunday, Misses
Annie Laura Harris, Loree Florence
Ruline Roach and tjhree young gen
tlemen fromi Watkinsville.
Mrs. R. A. Nunnally entertained
at a possum dinner Sunday, Misses
*Nell Linda, Laura Horn and Mayrelle
Cronic.
Mr. and Mrs L. M. Arnold, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Arnold, Mrs. W. H.
Hardigree motored to Athens Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Lucile Rilee spent the week
end at home. She came down to at
tend the funeral of her grandmother.
Mrs. S. A. Boland entertained at
oppossum dinner Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. J. j. Thomas and Dr. H. L.
White.
Dr. Wallace gave a lecture at the
Methodist c'h’urch Monday evening
which was very interesting. “A trip
around the world” and theh the mov
ies showing scenes of different pla
ces and people of differnt nationali
ty.
Mrs. Dave McGauhee and Mrs. Ru
fus Callahan, of Atlanta, Mr. and Mn
E. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Jen
kins, of Monroe, several from Ath
ens, Hull, Jefferson, and other pla
ces attended the funeral of Mrs. Booth
Sunday.
On the morning of Qct., 20th. 1916
God sent his angels to bear the sweet
spirit of Mrs. J. M. Booth away to
that “Land of Pure Delight” of whicl
she often sang, and whispered;
“Come home and spend eternity with
your blessed Lord and loved ones
who have been waiting your coming”
Her life bears testimony to her sweet
unselfish spirit and her going away
has saddened many hearts with a
feeling of loss. The large numbei
who were present during the time
of bereavment whs a fitting expres
sion of the love and esteem in which
she was held by all who knew her.
She has long been a member of the
Christian church and her loyalty to
its teachings was shewn in her beau
tiful life which is worthy of praise
and emulation, although her value
causes t|ie loss to be felt more deep
ly, still remembrance of its beauty !
will live on and be a comfort to all !
those w*ho love her. The sweetness .
of her life was the result of love.
of her children a£ well as her love!
for them and often times your
thoughts will revert to her who in
her patience and loveliness forgave
so promptly all your errors. In the
fitting funeral services her pastor
Rev. John Wood spoke words of com
fort to the bereaved and praise of
the departed The floral offerings
were a beautiful expression of lo\
and comfort, among them being ai
exquisite one from her children bear
ing that magic name “Mother”. She
was ladi to rest in the family burying
ground where appropriate exercises
were held. Mother; we have all
known her not in the same person
but the same glory frames each sep
erate place and whether it be n.
miother or your mother now crossing
into the undiscovered country from
whence no trav 1 r returns. We
bow our (heads in reverent silenc
and our hearts swell with sympathy
and anew fellowship for all who
have followed a like procession and
suffered a like sorrow.
The Winder News, Thursday, October 26. 1916
Ladies’ Coat Suits
sls. All Wool Serge Suits, the large
Collar, long Coat, Latest, $10.75
A large assortment of Suits in all
important cloths, made in plain styles
or fancy models, $ 12.50,$ 1 5,$ 1 7
Ladies’ Dresses
New ones coming in every day and
a large line to select from, at
$4.90, $5.75 and $6.85
Children’s Cloaks
Sizes 2to 6, Bear skin or Cloth $1 85
Sizes 8 to 16, Fur or Caracul $2.98
Cloths, at $1.75, $2.50, $3.50, $5. and up.
We are expecting a large crowd at our
store by the last of this week, but don't let
this keep you away. We will be well pre
pared with an extra force of clerks to wait
on you. Come to see us.
J L SAUL
THE CLOTHIER. WINDER. GEORGIA
T?t
FOR SALE
Six=room dwelling in first-class condition, on
East Broad street in the City of Winder; elec
tric lights and water; three-acre lot fronting
100 feet on East Broad street and 210 feet on
Georgia avenue; two barns and good, small
pasture with running water, fruit trees, etc.
The price is $2250, one-half cash and terms.
This is dirt cheap and close in to business sec
tion of city.
Large elevated corner lot on Alexander st.,
200 x 200 adjoining improved property in a
growing section of city; shade trees already
planted and in flourishing condition. The lot
faces east and drains to rear. The price is only
$350, one-half cash and terms.
BARROW COUNTY REALTY CO.
Winder, Georgia
See G. D. Ross, Winder Bank Building
Specials in Millinery For
Friday, Saturday and Monday, 27th, 28th and 30th.
$2.50 and $3.00 Velvet Hats at $1.95
$4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Ladies Hats, at
$2.75 and $3.95
Sport Coats at
$3.90, $4.75, $5.50, $6.75
Long Cloaks
$7.50 Long Cloaks in Fur or Cloth,
at $4.90
SIO.OO Cloaks, at $6.75
Broadcloth and Plush Coats, at SB.OO
SIO.OO and up.
SHOES! SHOES!!
A Solid Leather Brogan for $1.50
Men’s $3.25 heavy everyday shoes, Black or Tan $2.45
$1.50 Women’s everyday shoes $1 29
$2.00 Women’s Solid Leather, guaranteed, $1.50
Women’s Patent Leather or Gun Metal Sunday Shoes,
Lace or Button, High and Low Tops and Heels, at
$1.98, $2.50, $3.00 and up.