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About The Butts County progress. (Jackson, Ga.) 18??-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1908)
FEW GROCERY “DOTS” - ' . . jV -r- -■ .-■■.-yanST’-'- - 7r rrrF. ’:^y-;~g ; ;; “You’ll fi-.id the best cheaper in the end’’—-now many times have you heard it? We’ve heard it mi we’ve come to believe , and tnen “exper ience teaches/’ WEaTS CHE/ ER FOR '£ TRADE must suit them, so our policy is laid out —the best a. itr mnd. Get on to these: Fresh Georgia Cane Syrup. A pure, sweet and wholesome flour —“E-Z-Bake” Heinz’s Goods. McCord’s Water-ground MEAL ‘ > 4 YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED..... ______ — gg, mmwmm bbb m m Ma HMaunaaanDHanßanßMßmnHßiaßHßi - \ Jack Dempsey & Cos. “EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT” SOUTHERN RAILWAY Shortest line Best route % Through Pullman service to important cities of the east and west. fI? Dining car service on all through trains For information regarding rates, sched ules etc., write G. R. Pettit, Traveling Passenger Agent, Macon, Ga. MARRIAGE LOTTERIES. Business Schemes In Which Husbands Were the Premiums. Some years ago a tailor of Brus sels took into his employ a young man on the stipulation that he should be allowed to dispose of him in marriage. When the agreement was signed the tailor widely advertised the fact that he had in stock a husband to bestow upon the widow or maiden who should bring him the most cus tom during the year. Keen competition resulted. At the end of the year it was found that the prize had been won by a widow of sixty years. Quite glee fully she took her husband home and introduced him to Her eight sons. It fs said that she was so well pleased with her bargain that she induced a large number of rela tives to give their patronage to the tailor permanently. This idea of the tailor seemed good to a number of other business men of the continent, and for a time there was quite an eruption of advertisements and posters an nouncing husbands to be disposed of. Every New Year’s day a large Viennese firm el' bootmakers was wont to offer a husband to the lady whose foot was considered to be the smallest and most shapely of the year, guaranteeing at the same time to set the couple up in business should such help he needed. For over twenty years was this practice continued, until the head of the firm, an old widower, fell in love with and himself married the Cinderella footed lady, who, being of an ultra jealous disposition, stemlv vetoed the custom’s contin usr.ee. Only recently a Berlin tradesman issued a circular promising to be stow a husband, in the person of his son, upon the spinster who shall within a year’s space collect the most coupons, one of which is given with each purcheto to the value of 5 marks. To the prize husband as a wedding gift he has promised to be stow a share in his bu&ines. 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