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Are in position this holiday season to make your shopping both delightful and profitable.
Infinite variety, superb quality, prices lowest.
Nothing More Appropriate Than Shoes as Xmas Gifts .
We offer you at this • holiday seasonfthe most attractive line of Footwear in Georgia.
Shoes foi Men, Women and Children, stylish, fashionable and satisfactory in every wav
DRESS GOODS
We have bn hand an assortment
that can’t be equaled here. All the lat
est designs in the most fetching styles
and shades. We sell at closer profits
than others, enabling you to buy cheap
er from us than anywhere else. And
STORE NO. 2.
Here we have one of the best lines of Clothing, Men’s Shoes, Men's and Gents’ Fur
nishing Goods generally to be found in this section. A pretty line of Art Squares, Rugs,
Carpets and Mattings. Bear in mind the fact that our policy is to give you the best goods
at the lowest prices.
Yours to please,
KILGORE & KELLY.
WINDER. - < JI-:< >H< iIA-
WINDER LUMBER CO.,
WINDER, GEORGIA. Phone 47.
• ' Pertinent Paragraphs
( By National flip Saw.)
It don't require flowery sentences ;
i .
to express sympathy.
It takes a Brave man to tell the j
truth when a lie would Ik* more
prof? table.
Make right more profitable than!
wrong arid crime will become more i
extinct.
! never want my soul to become’
So dried-up that 1 don't weep w ith
those in distress.
Graft and the world grafts with
you, quit and you can't be elected
to office any more.
Idmr more years of the present
political system will open the eyes
of enough men to change it.
Show me a man that the world
calls a “Slick Duck," and I 11 show
you a darned rascal.
A church and a licensed saloon
in the same block is a queer sign of
civilization.
We imagine that a crown won at
a -‘‘church euchre ' would look
queer as head-gear for an angel.
To become an orthodox Christian
you’ve got to turn your head over
You Must Take
Off Your Hat
to our building lumber. Why?
Because in all practical points it
is superior to any in the local
market. Another claim upon
your consideration is our pricing
and delivery. We welcome ex
amination and any fair compari
sons.
to either preacher or priest.
The average “protracted meeting
Christian" needs the meeting pro
tracted in order to protiaet his
('hristianity.
Millionaires are not afraid of go
ing to the penitentiary so long as
they furnish the money to elect the
judges who try them.
A real four-legged hog is content
with enough. —A two-legged one
wants more than enough, no matter
how many of their brothers suffer.
The difference between a mule
and a dude G, that the mule has a
jackass for a father, and the farther
of a dude has a jackass for a s<>n.
An Aquatic Outfielder.
One day a ship was lying at anchor
at Boca Grande when the crew ob
served a dolphin chasing a flying fish,
both coming directly toward the ship.
On nearing the vessel the flier arose
in the air and passed over the bow
just abaft the foremast As it did so
the dolphin went under the ship and.
coming up on tlie other side, sprang
from the water and caught the flying
fish on “the fly” just as it was curving
; gracefully down in its descent to the
water.— Funta Gorda Herald.
! The reason the average man can
; he so satisfied with his brains Jis
he hasn’t any.
the beaut> about it is, the goods are
just what we recommend them to be.
HOSIERY
We carry a number of lines of Hos
iery direct from the mills. We can sat
isfy your wants, be they modest or
great. Fit yourself up in the latest and
best.
With the Paragraphed
Non cm t lose Atlanta. She could
not have a big Thanksgiving race
like Savannah, and 10. and behold,
they get. up the wormest mayoral
ty race the old state has ever seen.
It lasts longer than an auto race,
to<>. —Te 1 fair enterprise.
The sowing of wheat and oats
throughout the country is extremely
gratifying, as we learn a large area
of hoth is being sown. The farmers
of Morgan seem to he jumping on
the hog and hominy wagon right
along. —Madison Advertiser.
'This matter of names is a peculiar
one’ anyhow. The man who is
called a ”gay old dog, " is pleased,
but term him a “yellow pup,” and
lie will tight. A woman dimples ai
the name “chick,” or “kitten,”
hut Hares into wrath if named an
old hen ora eat. —Rome Tribune-
Herald.
The •ountrv would never have
heard of that fellow Cooper if he
hadn’t killed Editor Carmack. Let
Tennessee hang him and then let
the country forget him. —Anderson
Mail.
A North Georgia woman is suing
her local minister for ten thousand
dollars because he called her a devil
Ministers arc not as particular as
they should be. They ought to say
Satan when referring to feminine
members of their congregation —
Moultrie Observer.
A man in St. Louis is suing his
wife for a divorce because she said
he couldn’t swear hard enough to
suit her. She evidently never step
ped on his pet corn, nor was near
when he hit his thumb with the
hammer while driving a nail. —
Augustin Herald.
Special Sale
Trimmed Hats.
We will sell every ready-trimmed Hat in
our Millinery Department at half price for
Christmas presents. . No such values ever
before offered anywhere in the South. The
best dressed ladies’ in this section wear our
trimmed Hats.
A Card Of Thanks.
The Cadies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist church wish to extend
to the public their heartiest thanks
and appreciation'- for their liberal
patroiiagc at the dinner and sup
per Thanksgiving. We feel that
we can not say enough to the peo
ple in trying to express our thanks.
W e wish to say also that not only
did the other denominations give
us liberal patronage, Gut they were
so kind to offer their help in many
ways, and assisted us throughout
the day, which we appreciate very
much. We want to express our
thanks to the gentleman who was
so kind to serve coffee for us on this
occasion.
A Critic’s Evasion.
It is risky to give one’s honest opin
ion about a man's horse or dog. a
house designed by himself or a picture
which he values highly. He who gives
the opinion stands on a slippery place,
and should like judgment be unfavor
able he will slide far from the man’s
esteem.
Fuseli, the eccentric artist aud pro
fessor of the Koyal academy, was in
vited by a nobleman to see a painting
of which he was the .proud ow ner. Fu
seli went, taking a pupil with hltn. The
painting was shown by the nobleman
himself. The artist examined it and
exclaimed. “Extraordinary!” The no
bleman. greatly pleased at the ejacula
tion. lauded the picture to the skies,
pointed out its beauties, and Fuseli
cried: “Extraordinary! Extraordinary!”
Ou their way home the pupil said:
“Mr. Fuseli, I don't think much of that
picture. What did you mean hv ’ex
traordinary ?’ ”
“Extraordinarily bad.” was the reply
of tlie artist, who had not cared to
offend a lord who might become a pa
tron.
All Details Arranged.
“Dear.” whispered the eloping lover,
“what shall we do with the rope
ladder? TVe shouldn't leave it hanging
there.”
“Oh that's all right." replied tho coy
damsel. *T:i srld h:*M Y"A\ it up again
so we couldn't get back. ’ I’liiladel
phia Press.
LAND FOR SALE.
I have 075 acres of improved
land for sale, situated It? m’les
from At liens. 5 mbe from
A rnoUksv ille, (ia. House 10
roon's. lo houses for tenants, one
barn that will shelter 50 head of
stock, onegin house, one black
smith shop, fish ponds, orchard
and vineyard; also outbuildings
at tenant houses. This is good
tanning lund; as good water as
found in'Georgia; 2 public roads
running through place, with 2
mail routes; 100 acres of fine bot
tom land tor liny and corn.
Schools and churches good and
convenient, all denominations. I
will sell all together for $15.00
per acre or 1 will cut it to suit
home-seekers’ price. This land
is in the most healthy section of
Oglethorpe county.
J. A. SMITH,
ARNOLDSVILLE, GEORGIA.
Nov. 24, 1908.
Card of Thanks.
U ** w ish to thunk our friends and
neighbors for the many acts of
kiii<loess shown us during the ill
ness and death of otir dearly be
loved wife and mother, Mrs. Bell
Firkins. We wish also to thank
tin* physician who did all in his
power to restore her to health again.
W ords canfiot express our gratitude.
May God the Father, who doeth
all things well, bless each and every
one of you, is our prayer.
H. /. I’IKKINS AM* D.U'OHTKI:.
Notice.
All subscriptions to the liquida
tion of <{ebt on the Baptist church
will Ik* due 'on December Ist next.
All will please pav same on or be
tore that date to N. J. Kelly or \V r .
L. B 1 a sin game.