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Attend
Davison-Nicholson Company’s
Grand Gut-Price Clearance Sale of Cloaks, Tailored Suits and Skirts.
In order to make room for Holiday Goods we will close out our entire line of Ladies’
Tailored Suits and Skirts, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks at 65c on the dollar. One
Thousand Cloaks for ladies, misses and children will be closed out regardless of cost. They
must be sold at once.
$ 5.00 for $ 7.50 Cloaks
7. So for 10.00 Cc ats
to.oo for 15.00 Coats
12.50 for 15.50 Coats
15.00 for 20.00 Coats
20.00 for 25.00 and 30.00 Coats
MILLINERY-— Our entire line of millinery,especially Ready-to-Wear Hats, will be closed
out at half value.
GREAT FUR SALE.
1000 Pieces of Fur, All kinds of Scarfs, Capes and Muffs going in this sale at one-third less
than they can be bought for anywhere else.
Come to the Big Store for useful and economical Hoildav Gifts.
DA VISON-NICHOLSON CO.,
PERSONS PURCHASING GOODS TO THE EXTENT OF $25.00 WILL RECEIVE ROUND TRIP RAILROAD TICKET.
LEBANON.
M. ( . (inest Miid family, I'. It.
finest and .family, Mr. ami Mrs, .1
(i. Griffith, Mr. .1. 1L Guestand C.
M. F r<ist moved this week to Kra
mar, Wilcox county. We regret
very much to loose such good citi
zens from this community, as thc\
have I Ham a great help to Lebanon
church. Lebanon Sunday school
and good neighbors and friends in
many ways, but our loss will he
Wilcox county’s gain. W’e certain
ly wish them well in their new
home and bid them adeos and God
spied for their future welfare in
this life; also Mr. and Mrs. (Jordon
Guest, who will leave in a short
time.
Mrs. ('. V. Holliday left Satin'
day to spend a few days at Tuckston
with her daughter, Mrs. F. D
Tuck.
M
The Fartmts Kdu*atioual and
(Yi-Opottitive 1 nion will meet at
the usual place of meeting next Sat
urdav afternoon. A full attendance
is desired.
Last Thursday, December Ad,
Mr Worley (iuest and Miss Marge
Holliday, of this place, were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock at the
parsonage in Jefferson, Rev (. H.
Stone officiating. We e xtend con
gratulations and hope that they will
have a happy voyage' through life
D. B. Martin, of. Santa Fe, has
recently Income a citizen of this
place, after an absentee of six years
We welcome him back in our midst.
Wo sympathize with Mr. J. L.
Doolittle, of this place, in the loss
of his father, who died in Athens
lust week. E. B. Martin, W . * •
Mart in,and Mr. and Mrs- J. L. Doo
little vent to the burial at Mars
Hill Saturday. We drop a tear of
griid with those who mourn in this
their sad hour of U'ifO-\oinent.
ROCKY RIDGE.
It seems that old wintoi time lias
come again by the ring of the axes
ill the woods. Some big, fat bogs
are being killed and now is the time
for keeping warm and sopping
gravy.
Messrs. Willie llosch and Lite
Smith have returned home, after a
few days' visit to P.ryard,
Mr. H. '/.. Perkins and daughter,
Miss Eddie, spent Sunday night
with Mr. J. H. Clack’s family.
Mrs. Beulah Treadwell and
I children, of Winder, spent the
! latter part of last week with her
'mother, Mrs. Hattie Hendrix.
Mr. \V. I>. Hendrix lias returned
home from Putnam county, where
be has been for several weeks.
Miss Bell Harrison and brother,
Mr. Luther, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. F. M. McDonald.
Mrs. Callie llosch spent last
Wednesday at Bethlehem with her
brother, Mr. C. L. Sims, and family.
Mr. Boss Whitehead and wife, of
Eastvilie, spent a day or two with
li’.s brother, Mr. R. H. Whitehead,
and family, last week.
Mr. Jobe Smith killed a hog last
Week which weighed 566 pounds.
Miss Lora Chandler was quite
sick last week, hut is improving
now.
Several from here are expected
to attend the singing at Chapel Sun
day.
force o! Habit.
”1 wish, John," said the editor's
wife, that you’d try not to he so
i absent-minded when we are dining
I out• ’'
“Eli? What have 1 done now?’'
“Why, when the hostess asked
you if you'd ha-ve some more pud
dling you replied that owing to a
tremendous pressure of your si>aro.
wiu.k'it!' com lie lied kf dectiny.
100 Tailored Suits, worth $12.50 and
$15.00, will now go iu this sale at $ 9,50
50 Suits worth $20.00 each, at $15.00
75 Suits worth $27.50, at $18.50
75 Suits worth $35.00, at $25.00
25 Suits worth $40.00 and $50.00 at $29.50
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of Winder
People.
There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache, siiL-ache,
backache;
Sometime's rheumatic pains;
Often urimm disorders.
All tell you plainly the kidneys
are sick,
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure all
kulnev ills.
Hue is proof in Wimler. J. C.
Seagravea, Factory Hill. Wimler,
da., says:
“For irregularity of the kidney
secretion or pains in the hack. 1
do not helieve* there is a remedy
equal to Doans Kidney Pills. 1
was troubled by my kidneys for
two or three years and at times
inv back was so lame and sore
that J e'ould not turn over in bed.
Oe'easionallv I had dizzy spells
when everything before me be
came dark. I used any number
of remedies, but nothing helped
me in the least until Ttook Doan’s
Kidney pills.procured at Turner’s
Pharmacy. They went at once to
the root of my trouble nnd it was
not long before 1 was completely
cured. 1 gladly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone
afflicted as I was.”
For sit’e by all dealers. Price
50 c f> nts Koster-M' I burn Cos..
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the Fnited Stat-es.
Remember t he name —Doan':—
and take no other.
“Undesirable Citizens.”
The man who is always grunting
and growling,and never says a pleas
ant word a Unit anything, or any-
I K>dv.
The man who sneaks off to
bis favorite club or loafing place and
only associates with bis wife and
ehildern when be lias to.
The man who thinks that rude
ness is a sign of independence.
’Hie man who pus lies otliert* aside
too beautiful Morai Silk Raincoats Jr?.so
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worth $20.00 —black, navy, green, brown, gar
net.
50 fine Silk Raincoats selling at half price
One lot Cravenet Raincoats at half price.
ST.YTFMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of Statham,
Located at Statham, fin., at the close of business November 'lt , LAOS.
Resources:
Loans and Discounts $22,57<> 52
Demand Loans **S 1 (X*
Overdrafts on Cotton 6,226 to
Banking House 1,01900
Furniture and Fixtures 1,911 H
Due from Banks and
Bankers in the State 16,184 84
Due from Bunks and Bank
ers in other States 1,127 11
Currency 2,11*9 (X)
Cold 70 00
Silver, Nieklcsand Pennies 209 It*
Interest Paid 55 61
Total *P9,47i> As
STA LE t*F C EOBGI A, ( vanity of Jackson
Before me came W. M. Fite, Cashier of Bank of Statham, who be
ing duly sworn, says that the aU>ve and foregoing statement is a true
condition ofsuid Bank, as shown By the Un>ks of tile in said Bank.
W. M. Fite.
Sworn to and subsorilied Ih fore me, tins7th day of Dev., 1908.
W. D. Bolton, X. P. Jackson County-
A Christmas Drive
3 , that will lx* thoroughly enjoymhle
will he rhat in which your horses
are clothed in anew harness from
our magnificent stock of up-to
date. well made harness. For an
Xmas gift toihe driver of good
horses there is nothing more ac
cept a hie than a set of harness
OLIVER, CANNON & CO
WINDER, GEORGIA.
The man who stands on the corner
and gawks at the women ns they
pass hy.
The, man who is silent when a
Liabilities:
Capital Stock Paid in $15,000 00
Surplus Fund 1,000 00
Fndividid Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes Da id • 821 68
Individual i>e[xsits Sub
ject to Cheek 27,512 24
Time Certificates 2,420 87
Cashier’s (’hecks 216 69
. Total $49,470 88
righteous cause is challenged.
The man who hoys tO'cent cigars
for himself an I round steak for the
family.