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It Will Pay You to Trade with Kilgore & Kelly
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Everything to Wear '
A GOOD
3-Horse Farm
FOR RENT,
.1 ttsl Outside the Incorporation of
Winder, Consisting of
Seventy-Five Acres ,
25 acres good* bottom land.
All in high state 01 cultiva
tion, known as
Hartwell Jackson
Home Place
Now occupied by J. It, Crow.
For further information, ap
ply to
J. R. N. BAUGH,
R. F. D. 18,
Statham, - Georgia.
Schedule Gainesville Midland Railway
SOUTH MOUND
No. 11 —Lv. B:HS a. in.
No. 13 —Lv. 2:50 p m.
No id —Lv. K):3on m; Sun. only.
NOUTH HOUND
No. 12 — \I. U :2 r a tn.
No. 1 I—At.1 —At. 5:40 p m.
No. If) —A.. 4:25 pm; Sun. onlv.
A Houston man one hundml and
seventeen years of age has just been
married to a bride of thirty. We
defy Allentown. Pennsylvania, to
heat that. —Orange (Tex.) Daily
Leader.
A 9t ink-lit of psychology says the
reason men go to sleep in church is
because they pay such devout at
tention to the services,and the more ;
closely a tnan follows the preacher,
the more apt ho is to get sleepy i
That’s comforting doctrine for the i
sleeper, hut a little rough ou the j
preacher. —Elberton Sta r.
FIRST:
Because of the great variety, which makes it
possible for you to select just the goods which
suit your needs best.
, SECOND:
Because every article and every yard of goods
is absolutely dependable, and dependable mer
chandise assures satisfied customers.
THIRD:
When you buy goods bearing the Kilgore &
Kelly brand the quality is considered second to
none, and considered superior to all at the same
prices. Anything bearing this brand can be
nothing but good.
Eeach of our lines have been selected with the ut
most care, and many good values await you.
Give us a call.
Last Notice.
All parties indebted t<> the old
firms of Critieth, Mill.saps A Cos.,
and Griflfeth, Millsaps Bush A Cos,,
are requested to make immediate
settlement. The administrator is
pressing the winding up of the late
I. 8. Smith estate, and these notes
and accounts must !>e settled at
| once, and unless we hear from you
jiu the next few days, the same
will be placed in the hands of offi
cers with instruction to bring suit.
Call at GrifTeth, Smith A Cos.
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Many women after remedying a
smoky stove or a smoking lamp,
have to put up with a. smoking hus
iband.
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I JOHNSON'S ACADEMY.
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Miss Mai lie Patrick spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Fate Jones, of
| < >ak Grove.
Mr. 1 .Cos Hunt, of Westminister
S. C., who has been visiting Mr- J.
M. Johnson and family, has return
[ ed home.
J. It- Johnson lias bis house
about completed.
Mrs. Emma Bush has returned
home from Cnion Springs Alabama,
where she has l>een visiting In-r
daughter Mrs. Effie Cowan.
Mrs. Addie Boberts and Mrs.
Wrigtit, of Atlanta, visited Mr,
Hope and family last week-
Miss Bluford Minis, who is going
to school in Winder, spent Saturday
and Sunday with homcftolks.
Mis. Sarah Watson who has been
visiting relatives at Center has re
turned home.
Miss Lon a Mae Fite is going to
school in LoganviHe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Fite and J.
R. Johnson .attended quarterly con
ference which was held in Pender
grass Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Roberts
MANY PEOPLE wonder how it is that
Flanigan & Flanigan does such a vol
ume of business —how it is they sell so many
pianos, organs, vehicles, etc., where others
seem to fail. Some think it is because of
their salesmanship. But are there not oth
ers who are just as good salesmen as they
are ? That is not the reason.
Here is the reason: They always buy
in quantities large enough to obtain the very
best prices possible, and they always give
their customers the advantage of these low
onces. A large volume of business, and
nonest dealings, both with the manufactur
ers and the consumers, is the reason of their
success. January Ist, 1909, they bought
200 Pianos—2o solid cars.
300 Organs—l 2 solid cars.
400 Buggies—2o solid cars.
Is it a wonder they get business.
and children visited J. W. Roberts
and family, of Ebenezer, Sunday.
Mr. Ezra Hope spent last week
in Monroe and Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson Sun
day.
Messrs. Walter Finch and Roy
Jenkins spent Sunday in Atlanta.
Misses Lucinda Foster, Ida Elev
and Agues Hope visited Miss
Claudie Johnson Sunday afternoon.
Wonder if the Journal-Herald
Company will start a touring ear to
the North Pole?
Mrs. Loua Watsou is visiting
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relatives near Holly Springs this
week.
Mr. Fred Fite, of Alabama, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .A. J.
Fite.
A. I. Lyle spent Monday night
in Statham, tlie guest of Mr. afrd
Mrs. W. M. Fite-