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M. B|f/)t-l H;t\v- Jan >ty?;iy -I ><• rl l Fri'l.'iy Kastman as the |Ojf MiJrSlary Belle Burch. J£|P. Towler, who has l>een <lo s|Jhie contract work at Chauu- Saturday and Sunday in [Cochran. C. X. Taylor, H. F. Bullard, Grady Wynne, Linton Wynne, J. C. 1 rquhart attended automobile races in Atlanta last week. Everybody in Cochran needs a nice silvv or gold lettered sign on their show windows. Size of letters 1 1-2 to 9 inches Will sell them cheaper than you can have them painted. Samples at I). A. Brown’s office. Call on him. Taylor has accepted a po- with J. E. Cook as clerk. HJdiss Sallie Frank Thompson, of Rawkinsville, was in the city Tues day. Grady Wynne visited Macon Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Peacock visi ted Macon Wednesday. EVER WEAR ROOF PAINT For paper and shingle roofs, Telephone pol&s, fence posts. The cheapest and best metalic cover ing on the market. A perfect covering for tin, iron or steel roofs and all kinds of metal exposed to the weather. This paint is an excellent preservative for fence \posts. If the part of the post going in the ground fo covered with it it will last as long or longer than ✓ 4ne exposed part. Give it a trial and be convinced LUMBER CO. BkM. WYNNE'S Inter sale: Mens Suits worth $1 3to S 1 6 all go at $9.95 Boys 2.00 Suits to go for ... . $"1.48 Boys 3.00 Suits will sell for . . . . $2.10 jßoys 4i}o Suits going now for . . $2.98 do/s 5.00 Suits selling now for . $3.87 Mens Hats worth 3.00 to go at . . $j b OB Mens Hats worth 2.50 to go at . . s“| .so Mens Hats worth 1.50 to 1.75 at . SI.OO Boys Hats worth 1.50 to goat . . SI.OO Boys Hats 25, 50 and 75 cents. Mens’ Dress Shirts worth l .00 for . . 73c [Mens Dress Shirts worth 50c to 75c at 39c Mens Dress Shirts worth 50 cents for . 29c Boys Dress Shirts worth 50c for 25c to 38c Boys Dress and work Shirts for . . . 25C SAMPLE SHOE! SAMPLE SHOES!! Yes, plenty of them, and more coming—at same old prices you have been buying them at. Have a big lot Outing, Ginghams, Calico, yard wide Sheeting, Checks, etc., to go at from . 4 3-4 cto 5c yd. Best Bleaching, (12 1 -2c kind) for 0 1 "2C Good Quality Soft Bleaching going for . 6C I am too busy to take time to mention prices on everything so come and see the goods and prices not mentioned. Low Prices All The Time. J. M. WYNNE. Dr. W. L. Jameson, of Cary, was in the city Tuesday. FOR RENT —4 nice rooms, close in. Apply to Mrs. Emmie Harrell. Lyceum attraction next Wednes day night, November 16th —The Kling Co. will present one of the best Lyceum attractions that has ever been in Cochran. Everybody in Cochran needs a nice silver or gold lettered sign on their show windows. Size of letters 1 1-2 to 9 inches. Will sell them cheaper than you can have them painted. Samples at IJ. A. Brown’s. Call on him. Figure with me before you paint your house. I am back in the pain ting business. E. E. Fielder. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. 1). E. Duggan visited Hawkinsvilie Thurs day. Tindall Harris visited Macon Thursday. Coburn’s minstrels at Opera House Saturday night Oct. 12th. Miss Marion Virginia Peacock went to Macon Thursday; had her picture taken; and returned to Cochran in automobile with her fa ther and mother. Call on me when you get ready to paint your house. I will save you money and do yon a good job. E. E. Fielder. What is the matter with our ru ral correspondents. We would likd to hear from them every week. Mrs. I. A. Willis and children are visiting family of O. R. Willis in Hawkinsvilie this week. E. E. Norris, Supt., J. N. Biddy, R. M., J. W. Alexander, Supr. B. & B. of Southern Railway were in the city Tuesday. Engraved visiting cards and invi tations. See the classy samples at Journal Office. Col. L. A. Whipple,' of Hawkins vilie, was in the city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Garbutt and family, of Statenville, Ga., passed through Cochran in automobile last Thursday enroute to Wrighteville, Dublin, and other places. Mr. Garbutt is one of the largest lum ber operators in south Georgia. Mrs. J. E. Reeves and children visited relatives in Hawkinsvilie this week. T. J. Meadows and C. Davis visi ted Hawkinsvilie Wednesday. E. E. Fielder has severed his con nection with the beef market busi ness and is now ready to do your paintiug. Chas. Mullis and family, J. C: Urquhart and family visited Macon Fair. Miss Tinie Grimes has been called to Statesboro, Ga. account of the serious illness of her mother. Her place has been temporarily tilled by Miss Emma Myers., We furnish estimates Cochran Lumber Co* J. M. Garrett visited Hawkins vilie Wednesday. Mrs. H. P. Meyers left for Way cross Tuesday. She was called there account of the illness of Rev. 11. P. Meyers’ sister’s samily, Mrs. S. W. Hitch. Mrs. Emmie Harrell visited ..rel atives in Hawkinsvilie this week. Miss Stella Reynolds, of Rochelle, is visiting Miss Ruby Taylor. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. (). Trice a bright little girl last Sunday. Mrs. S. G. McCoy is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 1L L. Kent, of Ga. Miss Rosa Walker visited Macon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Peacock visited Atlanta this week. Miss Alma Blackshear has been called to •Wrightsville account of the serious illness of her mother. E. C. Mcßroom visited Hawkins vilie Saturday afternoon. Copper Plate Engraved Cards and Invitations* I Embossed Monogram Stationery* CjjAn At tractive Line Samples at Journal Office* NOTICE! j A good home for sale cheap. A 4-room house, barn, 2 stables, bug- Igy house, and one half acre lot on 1 Dublin St. Can be bought cheap I for cash. Apply to Cochran Jour nal, Cochran, Ga. 11-3-2t-ns. Number 87 Won The Graphophone Sam Karelitz, of the Country Tra ding Store, wishes to announce that No. S 7 was.the lucky number win ning the graphophone. The hol der of this number will please call at his store and receive this valua ble gift. He states that the great clean sweep sale is a wonderful suc cess so far, and people from far and near are taking advantage of this rare opportunity, How Much Money do you Invest IIV CLOTHES? Kirschbaum CkrtW JCBfIR ,4iq/|k m=m ir Pr« jEjy- yjn\\r rwf fVIPGI J J : 1 li nr—ill /will ft \II\ 1 1 UWIIft \w II nt 1 tfwl li JJ' X - A pi L we can show you unquestionably the best value, the widest as sortment, the most attractive weaves and patterns, in Kirschbaum present-style clothes at which you’ve looked for many a day. These Kirschbaum Clothes are all hand-tailored of “All-Wool’’ weaves—of that you can be absolutely sure. “Kirschbaum’s” is the House with the “All-Wool” policy. Every yard of cloth they buy is tested chemically to insure its be ing genuinely “All-Wool” and colorfast. The fabrics in the Overcoats, as in the Suitings, must measure up the same high standard. We guarantee these Kirschbaum garments. Should you find any defects in the cloth, any imperfeclioTT in the tailoring, return the garment and your money Will be immediately refunded. ' ' Prices $15.00 to $25.00. ' .. H. F. BULLARD , COCHR A aA . liP-ORE BUYING >m We Furnish Everything in Building and Painting Material We are the Sole Agents in This Territory for The Celebrated ivory Wall Plaster The most widely known brand of hard Plaster in the United States and is used on fully 7 5 per cent of all first class buildings. We are also So|e Agents for The Patent Vulcanite Roofing Company Manufacturers of the Best Composition Roofing on the market. We Handle- Galvanized & Painted Tin Roofing. Yellow Pine Shingles, Number One’s and Two’s. Ceiling and Flooring, Kiln Dried. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding and Interior Finish. Mill Work of all Discriptions— Builders Hardware, Such as Locks, Hinges, Nails, Etc, Let us Give you our Estimate . on your Entire Job . COCHRAN LUMBER CO $15.00 or $25.00 At These prices and eve ry price Be tween, Porch Columns, Balusters and Mantels. Lime Brick and Portland Cement. Carters White Lead and Ready Mixed Paints. Oils, Stains, Varnishes and Kalso mines.