The Butts County progress. (Jackson, Ga.) 18??-1915, October 13, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEW STORE W. F*. WATKINS & CO. (on the East side of the square.) We are headquarters for Fresh Groceries and we are noted for our Cheap Prices and having the best that money can buy. See us, get our prices, and you have got the correct price. We are satisfied with small profits, is the difference. If you will give us a chance we can prove * 4 that to your satisfaction. Be sure you see us before you buy. You are entitled to all that your money will buy, and we believe you can buy more goods from us for your money than any place in Jackson. f W. F*. WATKINS & CO. Phone 207 Phone 207 Phone 207 Remenber, We Pay Cash For Produce Here’s a their l ideals. We know the | $3.5Q factories they have built and the working condi- JNO HlGr6 . v , v*ii a Look for the Red tions in them. All tne less. Bell ow ihe Bo * things combined make iraa. The CRADDOCK SHOE /Ul Leathers ■ , r;in hiiv The styles are right up to the minute. The leathers are the safest, sanesit shoe you precious stone.' The shoes are put together by men who have as carefully selectedas and J mfort P are bu ilt right in. The wear is the talk of the whole shoe trade. match your time against ours for a fit and perfect sat.sfactton ? The Jackson Mercantile Company, Jackson, G#or * ta ’ 9 - I BUTTS COUNTY PROGRESS. MAKING GOOD BREAD 1,5 AN ART THAT HAS SEEN THE ENVY OF HOUSE-KEEPERS FOR GENERATIONS. EVERY WOMAN CAN MAKE GOOD BREAD BY PROPER PRACTICE AND WITH THE PROPER ESSENTIALS. BUT THE ESSEN TIALS MUST NOT BE LACKING. GOOD MEAL OR GOOD FLOUR WILL HELP To MAKE BREAD-MAKING EASY, AND ON THE OTH ER HAND NO GOOD BREAD CAN BE MADE WITHOUT IT. FRESH CORN MEAL PUT UP IN TWELVE, TWENTY-FOUR OR FoRTY EIGHT POUND CLEAN, NEW' SACKS 15 GROUND FRESH EACH DAY AT MCCoRD'S MILL AND CAN BE BOUGHT FROM ANY OF THE LEADING GROCERY STORES IN JACK -SoN. THE JACKSON MILLINGCO. FURNISH- E 5 ALSo TWELVE AND TWENTY-FOUR POUND SACKS OF WATER-GROUND GRA HAM TO THE eJACKSoN CROCERS, AND HOUSE-KEEPERS WILL FIND IT A REAL PLEASURE TO USETHESE PRODUCTS. "EVERY SACK A SACK OFQUALITY." Little Girl Sustains Fracture The four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, living about three miles from Jackson, sustained a fracture of her hip by falling from a veranda Mon day morning. She was given medical attention and is reported as resting comfortably, and will probably be all right in a few days. For Rent. Four-room house near the cemetery. Apply to Mrs. A. I). Catching*. 10-1 Jt—4t TRADE MORAL—The difference between business and success is advertising. Inquire about our rates. '_! Kerosene Oil 10c. per gallon.