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Better Goods At a Lower Prices. \< ' s tf Good goods and low prices are getting more popular every day. Latest stvles, best goods, lowest prices are being appreciated more and more every day. Owing to the low price of cotton every dollar is expected to do it’s lull duty when it comes to buying fall merchandise. It is every buyer’s duty to see that it does do it. W,, n If you are a tailor-tied, special order or made to measure customer, and blind as a bat to any other conviction, you had ’bout as well quit reading right here. If Lf\ you are open to conviction and willing to be convinced by facts, we are the people / W\U V \ you are looking for. People are beginning to realize that we carry the best line / \f y J k of shoes and Clothing in this section. If it’s style, wear, and better goods at a / \j / V A lower price you are looking for, we are the people. We have the goods and here M Y/ 1 3A is some of the evidence. w j Bessie Tift College, Forsyth, Ga. fei : October 14, J 908. M ■ ! Messrs. Hodges & Cooper,-Winder, Ga. „ W! Gentlemen:— Your letter and suit came promptly to hand, and I am well \n h u pleased with the suit. lam enclosing you check for the bijl, and as soon as lam W [m,' || in the market for another suit I will let you know, as I think you saved me some i| \m yyll on this suit. With best wishes for your success, 1 am, yours truly, f j M m M W. G. Wellborn. | || m 1 Winder, Ga., R. F. D. No. 19. |j iff |l\\ J| v October, 15, 1908. § W M M Messrs Hodges & Cooper,— Winder, Ga. |;|il | M\\ 1\ Gentlemen:—l want another pair of those leather lined “STAR BRAND” 111 Hi ! ffi\ \\ shoes like the ones I bought from you about this time last year. I have worn four I j n} \\ muu \\ \ pairs of them and each pair has lasted me about twelve months. They are the | | 1 1 \\\\\\\ ' \ best shoe I can get. 1 consider the protection they give my feet worth the ||| |l i|! price you ask for them. They are the only shoe I can get that will keep my feet iiii| L lt \{^ dry in bad, wet weather. Send me a No. 9 ami I wih you for them in a few days. , sreaolvhcHAEjfti son These are real boni-fide letters from well pleased Sre *Js c^* SoM customers" I you want better goods at a lower price don't fail to see our line. X HODGES & COOPER, S2 paradise. Rt'V. Foster rilled his regular ap pointment here Saturday and Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Patton, of Rocky Ridge, *pentJSunday here with Mr. T. A. Smith and family. Mrs. ,). H. Clack and children visited near Omer Sunday, the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. W . A. Austin. Mrs. B. V. Kinney and little daughter, Ada, wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther,Adams Satur day night and Sunday. We are sorry to note that Mrs. Amanda Perkins is ill at this writ ing Hope will soon recover. Mrs. Ada Ward, Of Oconee coun ty, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. J. 11. Clack. Mr. and Mrs. Casper, this place, visited near Campton Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waters. Mrs. Emma Attaway and Mrs. Maud Camp went to Winder shop ping Monday. Mr. [., L. Rogers spent Saturday and Sunday at Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. Wurman Harri son, of Bethlehem, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. /.. Perkins Sunday. Messrs J. IT. Clack and 11. vL Camp made a business trip to Stat liuin Monday. We are glad to know that the Jit - tie infant of Mr. and Mrs. Odis Camp is better at this writing. The farmers in this community will soon be through gathering, if the good weather holds out. Rev- Foster spent Saturday night with Mr. John Clack and family. PENTECOST. Quite a large crowd attended preaching here Sunday. We had a good sermon and real good music. Messrs. Jimmie Wall and Charlie Robertson, of Statham, were here with their cornets. We appreciated their coming very much and extend t ) them an invitation to come again. The quarterly conference con vened here Saturday and was well attended. All the cuurches of the Jackson circuit were represented. J. M. llaynie was selected to goto the unnual conference. We wish to thank our minister, who has been so faithful in preaching the gospel for us this year- Miss Ada McDonald was the guest of Miss Wilder Pentecost Sun day. Several from here attended the singing at Pleasant Hill Sunday afternoon. Miss Eunice Quinn, of Statham, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. 1). Wail, r* cently. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilavnie and daughter, Marie, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elrod Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Id* nry Lyle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Steed Sunday. Sager, representing The News at County Line, was at Pentecost Sat j unlay. • Mrs. H. W. Steed is sick at this | writing. Miss Viola Hardigree is on the i sick list this week. Miss Luna Haynie was the guest ! of Miss Gertrude Boss Sunday. Mrs. Anna Hammond and chil dren, of Statham, were the guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, last week. ijfjp 81l ■ ;'y (' Br J? The above pictures are those of Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Roberts and their daughter,Miss Pearl Elaine Roberts.and the other lady member of the company who appear at the Lyric Friday and Saturday nights in a high class performance of vaudeville, illustrated songs and the novelty sensation of the day—talking pictures. Manager Sharp ton has induced Mr. Roberts to piay at prices that will give every one a chance to go both nights, and as the two night performances are entirely different, there" will no doubt be well filledjhouses at both performances. The admission is 20 cents for adults, 10 cents for children und<mJ2 and the center section of the Lyric Theatre will be reserved at lib cents a seat. Reserve your seats at burner's Pharmacy early, as only the "" • • 'BMP -a..i troue you will EBERNEZER. i Rev. F. R. Seaborn filled his reg ular appointment at Ebernezer Sun day afternoon. Little Johnnie Ruth Fulcher is very sick with pneumonia. " There will he singing at Eber nezer the fourth Sunday afternoon, led by John and Henry Beard. Charlie Hancock visited Tom Wood Saturday night. Mrs. Laura Porterfield, of Fitz- 1 * gerald, spent a few days last week* with her uncle, Mr. L. J. Johnson. Mrs. G. B. Stanton, of Socip* Circle, visited her mother, Mrs. J. R. Hancock, last week. Mr. Holland Collier, of Athens, was visiting friends in this com munity Sunday. Mrs. Sam Wall lias been quite ill, but is some better at this writing. There will be quarterly meeting at Wood's camp ground Wednes day. ,i The friends of Mrs. Bascom Finch } will regret to learn that she is very sick. Mrs. Emma Bush, who has been visiting her daughter in Alabama for s veral months, is expected home soon. 4 Pointed Paragrauns. Chicago News. Poets are born —therefore parents must be to blame. 'Wt People with small minds are apt to use some big. words. It's impossible to make a doctor believe that health is wealth. t Many a woman acquires her repud iation for beauty at a drug store. JE What’s the matter with putting up an umbrella for a rainy day. There are two sides to every story —and some have four and a