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Sit’s time to think about your winter suit or Overcoat. Of course, you want to get the latest style and the best <B §sflf quality for your money. Then you owe it to yourself to \ see the “SPERO, MICHAEL & SON,” clothes. Come in today and look over the assortment of styles ifPwv A and patterns. Test us, with the understanding that the i'Af/JA garments are to remain here, if not satifactory. / V/ A i V\ You get full value when you buy "SPERO MICHAEL & SON.” ti J f clothes. . tm -0? Suits and Overcoats for men and young men,any price. W] 1 CLOAKS. 1 Ip| Our Cloaks reveal in every line and curve a subtle style and grace that is net inherited ky the usual |;| Mll II ready-for-service kind. f || >|Vi\ M Careful comparison will establish in your mind the superioritoy of j| I|| 1 our Cloaks and will show that our prices are lower than others. II m |t| If you are convinced you can't get a nice Cloak outside of Atlanta or some other large city or that ycu ||i |j| \ Mu M can’t get a good Cloak cheap except at a so-called bargain sale and glad of it, stop reading right here. ftl! |j;! ,\\ If you’re open to conviction and want a Cloak of any kind, come in to see cut line. They are going (jj ] ; Ij| |i VM\V \ fast. Fall styles here a-plenty $4 QQ SIB.OO. U 1 111 SKIRTS. Sm Wk We have the fall and winter styles in all the handsome new colorings, perfect in fit and outline. We . r - have the Voiles and Panamas in all the new colors and latest trimmings. 'hPERo, Michael & Son NEW YORK. M E LXJ ESTERY. We are receiving fresh Millinery almost every dav. Cur styles are the very latest, ar.d prices the very cheapest. x. HODGES & C 0 OPER f GEORGIA. STATHAM AND ITS PEOPLE. (Mir people wore saddened by the death of one of our b< st and oldest citizens. I hide Patman Lester died last Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock, at his home on Broad street. Mr. Lester was 71 years of age, and was indeed a good man, leaving a host of friends and rela tives to mourn. The remains were interred in the family hurrying ground near Bogart. The Twentieth Century Literary Society gave a most delightful in tertainment Friday night, the pro gram Meing complete. The entire faculty of the '•chool, besides other speakers, entered into the contest. Prof. Massey, of Monroe, S. ('., has been in the city and has given several performances at the audi torium. Those who have heard him say that he is a splendid inter tainer of the best class. Guy ■). Thurmond was in Atlan ta on business Friday. Mr. 11. K. Persons went to At lanta Sunday. Mr. W. M. Fite was in the (late {'itv Sunday. Miss Vera Wise, of Bogart, was the guest of Miss Hattie Ayeoek several days this vo ek. Mr. Robert L. Ayeoek, of the United States Marin**, is at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ayeoek, on a sixty days furlough. Miss Girtrude Ross, of Pent‘.cost, •w as the guest of Mrs. Jim Haynie, this week. Capt. W. A- Wofford was in Lvwrencoyille this week on busi ness. Mrs. J. R. Coker, of Winder, was the guest of her daughter, Miss ■ ■■■ spent the week-end with her parents, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. l>avid of Maysville are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Bennie McDonald. Mr. David is a tine old gentleman, and is an in teresting conversationalist. He is tax collector of Banks county. Mr. J. I. Burson has purchased the home place of the late G. N. Arnold on Broad street. Miss Claude Coker was in Winder Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Florence Bell was with her parents here this week. Mrs. W. T. Power, of Oglesby, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. J- B. Check. Miss- Myrt Arnold has been at home for a few days- She has gone to Athens, where she has accepted a position as stenographer. Miss Bertha McDonald, of Pen tecost, has been in the city for sev- oral days, the guest of her brother, Rev. W. B. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Norris, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tolbert Lester. The friends of Master Pierce Cody ( are delighted to note that he is rap idly recovering from a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fincher, of Midway, were the gre stsof Mrs. W. B. MelMnald'Sunday. Mr- and Mrs. .L B. L- we, were lin Athens tins week with their daughter, Mrs. Jim Baugh, who is quite ill at her home in that city. Mrs. Edwards, of Bethlehem, is 1 the guest of her brother, Hon M. J. I Tucker. Messrs. J. B. Cheek and Lillious | Thurmond are both nursing a bone fellon. rr ”i rendered THE LYRIC THEATRE. SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 17, Watch For Big Street Parade. Christian church Sunday morning. The services wt re beautiful and greatly enjoyed by a large congre gation - Mr. A. L. Malcom was home Sunday from FI her ton, where he is buying cotton seed. Quiilsan—Parks. Mrs. H.P. Quillian left for Augus ta. Tuesikiy, to attend the marriage other son, l>r. B. 0. Quillian, to Miss Ermin M. Parks. J>r. Quill ian is the second son of Pr. and Mrs. K. P. Quillian, of Wind* r. and is practicing medicine at Wrightsvihe, Ga. Miss Parks is the daughter of Prof. W. F. Parks, of Augusta,;Ga. They are expected to spend . few days in Winder before going to „heir home at Wrightsville. All that are indebted to rue for guano or insurance will find notes and accounts in First Nationajl Bank ror Mayor. Actuated by the petition of a large number of friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Mayor of the city of Winder, Ga., subject to the primary of I'Jov. 4. 1908. It. L. Caritheks. for Councilman. I hen by arm un:e my re if a candidate fo’ Cov.ncihr.sr a: lar.e, subject to pbmar* of NV.n 4, MCB. J. H. Turner. At the solicitation cf many frirds, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Councilman at large, subject to the primary to be held the first Wednesday m November. Respectfully. Harry Hodges. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Councilman from the Second ward, subject to primary of > v 'v. 4th 1908. W. E. Autry. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Councilman from the Fourth ward, subject to primary cf Nov. 4, 1908. Claud Mayne. At the solicitation of friends, I here by announce myself a candidate for Councilman from Second ward, subject to primary first Wednesday in Novem ber. If elected, I premise faithful ser vice to the best of my ability. Re ~W. Ol Dewberry. Administrator’s Sale. Georgia, Jackson County.—Will be sold, by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Jackson county, before the court house door in said county of Jackson, Jefferson, Ga., at public out cry, to the highest bidder, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in November, 1908, the following de scribed property, to-wit; A certain tract or parcel of land in said county, and on the line between Jefferson and Chandler’s districts, G. M., with the following metes and bounds: Beginning at a pine on W. J. Whitehead’s line, near the public road, leading from said W. J. Whitehead’s residence (formerly John Seay’s late residence) to McElhannon’s bridge, said county, a little to the right of said road, running thence along said W. J. Whitehead’s (formerly John Seay’s) line N. 16 E. 16 chains to a post oak corner, thence 80 W. 17 to ash corner near a branch, thence up said branch 13 chains and 50 links to maple corner, thence S. 25 W. 15.50 chains to R. O. corner, thence a straight line to the beginning corner, formerly a pine, con taining sixty-five acres, more or less, being hounded on the north by lands of T. L. Ross, east and south by W. J. Whitehead, northwest by Green Smith, and west by Haves, being that tract of land whereon the late Sarah Anr. E. Gamer resided at the time of . her death, and land described in a deed from John I. Cheatham to Sarah Ann E. Garner, dated Dec. 29. 1879, and re corded in Deed Record “T, ” page 94. in office of clerk superior court, said county. Said tract of land comprising the realty of the estate of Sarah Ann E. Garner, deceased, late of said county, and to be sold hereunder for the pur pose of distribution among the heirs at law. Terms cash. This Oct 6. 1908. S. J. Nix, A or." Mist rater of estate of Sarah Ann E. Garner, deceased. AUTOMOBILE SALE. On Monday, October lOth, I will sell to the highest bidder my Fold Runabout, Model X, with full equipment, lamps, tools, etc. Machine is in perfect running order, has been in moderate use for fourh en menhts and is practical-. >ly new- Can be seen and dunon strated with at Winder Mobile Shop. Sale will be in front of Smith & Carithers Bank at- 3 o’clock on date above mentioned. Now is your chance to get a bargain. T. C. DUNN.