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About The Butts County progress. (Jackson, Ga.) 18??-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1910)
More Goods for Same Money Same Good s for Less Money The Jackson Mercantile Cos. Proprietors of U I HE STAR STORE,” Jackson, Georgia % Special Sale Wool Dress Goods On account of the wonderful business we have done on Suits and Dresses our sale of Wool piece goods have not been up to previous seasons and as a con • sequence we find ourselves much too long on above goods TO YOUR ADVAN TAGE. wrNOW LISTEN For week ending Saturday Nov. sth, we are going to knife this stock deep. 54 inch all wool Broadcloth in all colors worth SI.OO for 75c 54 “ “ “ Gilbert Flannels “ 75c “ 55c 44 “ Black and colored Briliantines “ $1.50 “ $1.15 44 “ “ “ “ “ SI.OO “ 75c 44 “ “ “ “ “ “ 75c “ 55c 54 “ “ “ “ Repellants “ 60c “ 45c We quote you the above as we know you are familiar with them but that is only a few of our immense stock as every piece of staple and fancy Dress Goods go at this wonderful saving cut price. Come look and be convinced. THE*STORE 200 Acre Farm For Sale For the next few weeks I am offering for sale a farm of 213 acres in Dublin district Butts county. About one half the place is woods, part original oak and hickory wood, and part in second growth pine. This is a part of mv father’s old home and lies across the road in front of “Rock Hill Academv. ” Has very good tenant house and a three horse farm open. For particulars call on me at Flovilla or C. F. Etheridge or William Etheridge at their homes. Titles perfect W. F. SMITH, Oct. 11th 1910 tf BUTTS COUNTY PROGRESS, JACKSON, GA., FRDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1910. j § IS FOND OF M personal adornment. It is right Jr I s^e S^ k e whether she jvl Am is young or old; and there is no 1 doubt that the proper kind of w.. w c. i ewelr y addst ° the charm of femininity. So if you are seeking a present for a woman, your task is not a hard one. In my store I have things at almost any price, and whatever you select you may use as a gift, with the full confi dence that it would not lose its lustre and newness in the course of a month; and you don’t need to worry for fear the recipient will look the gift horse in the mouth. JOSEPH E. EDWARDS N. E. corner of the square, JACKSON, GA. MARKET AND CROP REPORTS Cotton 14 l-l Corn, per bushel $ 85c Flour 5.50 Meat, ribs, per lb. 13 Sugar 17 lbs _ I.OC Chickens, frys 25 to 40c Eggs, per doz ...25 Butter, lb 20 The census report on the 25 gives the number of bales ginned this year at 5,410,960; last year 5,590,967; two years ago 6,296,- 166. Mr. F. G. Scales has given out the following on the cotton situ ation: “I have been advised that the bears are circulating the report that I have sold my inter est in the cotton market and am leaving New York. The report is absolutely false. lam long of cotton and expect to remain so, and also to aemain in New York. The reports are circulated for the purpose of breaking the mar ket and frightening spot holders in the South. This is a short crop and the unsold portion of same should briug 20c per pound and will if spotholders will stand firm and demand that price as the world must have it.” FOR SALE Fine blue stem seed wheat and rust-proof oats. Apply to Mrs. Annie E. Curry. FOR RENT Nice large office, over Progress office. Apply to Mr* Annie E- Curry.
