t aj I HWtLL'S SUMMER C HE i > ■ Si LE R
We are determined not to carry over one piece of summer goods that a bargain pricoj will
sell, and to do this we have gone through each department and marked everything at a bar
gain price. It will pay you to investigate our prices.
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We have added to our furniture department a nice
line of cooking stoves, complete with cooking uten
sils. These are going at prices unheard of before.
No. 7 stove complete $8.98
No, 8 stove complete $11,63
No. 8 stove, extra large, $13.97
Large size zinc foot tubs 25c
10 quart enameled dish pans 25c
(Nlass lamps complete 15g
Decorated parlor lamps with shade , No, 2 burner and 1
chimney only 98c
We buy trunks and furnituie in car load lots and
can save you money on these goods.
2G inch zinc covered trunks with tray and hat box
all complete for $1.19
32 inch zinc covered trunks worth,$3. only
Beadstead complete $1.98
Ladies gilt belts, chinele cords, sells everywhere, at
75c. to close at 3 CO f
26 inch steel rod umbrellas CO
ONE PRICE.
PERSONAL! POINTS, j
About People Whom You Know, .
And Things You Don’t Know
Buy groceries from Dunaway,
in south corner Byne Building.
John Marshall, of Americus,
visited relatives here this week.
P. H. Willis returned from a
business trip to Atlanta Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Mims, after a pleas
ant visit to Hawkinsville, returned
home Monday.
Wanted —Double-barrel, breech
loading shotgun. Address P.
Box 171, Cordele, Ga.
Mr. Lewis Clewis and ex-Sheriff
Rogers were in the city on busi
ness Tuesday.
Dr. Thomas E, Jennings paid
Macon a very important visit Sun
day.
Mr. Richard Clewis, of Vienna,
was in the city Monday to begin
work on the new hotel.
D. A. Doughtry, of Jacksonville,
Da-, visited relatives and friends
here this week.
Dr. Virgil Harvard, a prominent
eitizen of Arabi, was in Cordele a
diort while Thursday.
Mrs. Dr. Howard Smith and son
j, Jt Tuesday for Valdosta, where
Oiey will visit relatives.
We wonder who the young man
wa * that on taking leave of his best
4 rl a few nights ago, was unable to
' lscern tlio difference between his
Ljt he and young that man of another in question gentleman. having
''Orn a derby hat, but on departure,
(from what cause we know not)
took a straw hat instead.
A CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON In order to make room for our fall stock which
soon begin to arrive, our summer furnishings will be sold at a great sacrifice for CASH only for the HQj£i
few days. Borne time yet before cold weather and why not take advantage of this opportunity of buying
your hats and other furnishings at and below cost? A moment at our store will convince you,
B. E. HABRXS – CO. Cordele’s Up-to-Date Furnishers.
HIND AND CHURCHWELL
Wanted position by an experi
enced book-keeper and office
man. Address Book-keeper,
care Sentinel.
Mrs. L. Moore lett Monday for
Coffee Springs, Ala., where she
will visit her sister several weeks,
Mr. J. K. Livingston, who broke
his arm pitching ball a few days ago,
is slowly recovering.
Work has begun on the new union
depot, and is progressing details about
We will give more the
building in our next issue.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Powell re
turned to Cordele Saturday, after
a visit of several weeks to their
old home in North Carolina.
WANTED — Bricklayers,
wages paid to good men. Cotton
dress Irwin County
Mills, Fitzgerald, Ga.
G. B. Wilkes and family re
turned Monday from an extended
visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Taylor are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of a 10 pound boy at their
home on Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Churchwoll has been
sick for several days. Her early
recovery is hoped for by her
numerous friends.
Mrs. D. B. Curtiss left Monday
for her home in Atlanta, after an
extended visit to her mother. Mrs.
J. A, Bell, of this place.
Rev. J. D. Winchester, pastor
First Baptist church of this city,
preached the opening sermon for the
Houston High School at Arabi last
Sunday. From all reports this
eminent divine was highly appreci
ated by the Arabi people. We un
derstand the school opened Monday
with the largest attendance in its
history.
| One lot cotton yard warp Jap matting to close at the 18c low
j price per
Misses undervests, each 4c
Large water proof game bags 5c
Fruit jar rubbeis, per dozen 5c
Large spool basting thread, por stool 1c
Special prices on side boards, 1 >• .<k cases, war
drobes, hat racks and music racks.
Oak chairs, split bottoms 48c
Oak chairs cane bottoms 63c
Cane bottom rockers $1.25
Large oak rocker ,r. nuine colder sent, worth $2.50,
our price only $1.78
Children’s rockers 48c
Children dining chairs, nicely painte > ! i 48c
Safes with perforated tin front, one drawer and three
shelves $2.98
Ladies undervests 5c, 10c, 12c, 14c
Mens brown duck leggings, the very thing for woods
men, hunters, etc. per pair 30C an( ]_ q.Q c
Miss Eva Penny, of Vienna, and
Miss Hattie Dennis, of Eatonton,
left for their homes Tuesday, after
a delightful visit to Mrs. Jim Cox,
of this city.
Hot days followed by cool
nights will breed malaria in the
body that is bilious or costive.
Prickly Ash Bitters is very valu
able at this time for keeping the
stomach, liver and bowels well
regulated. Cash Drug Store.
The work on Rev. Mr. Harmon’s
residence is progressing nicely. The
efficient contractor, Mr. Parsons,
says that it will be one of the pret
tiest cottage homes in the city when
completed.
if you eat without appetite you
need Prickly Ash Bitters. It
promptly removes impurities that
clog and impede the action of the
digestive organs, creates good ap of
petite and digestion, strength
body and activity of brain. Cash
Drug Store,
Mrs. M, L. Markham, of St.
Augustine, Fla , and Mrs. H. J.
Kiel, of Birmingham, Ala., are
visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, R. W. Lockett, of this city,
this week.
Take a dose of Prickly Ash
Bitters at night when you go to
bed and you will feel bright and
vigorous next morning. It will
insure you a copious and healthy
passage of the bowels, improved
appetite and digestion and in
creased energy*of body and brain.
It beats relative stimulating drinks, be
cause its influence is natu
ral, hence permanent. Cash Drug
Store.
Miss Minnie Rate, who has been
the charming guest of the Misses
Pate Vienna, here, where left she Wednesday will for
days before spend a
few returning to her
home at Hawkinsville.
B W BB MP. '
We have a big stock we must sell to make room
for our immense fall stock.
Mens’ crash linen and white duck pants were 98c but
have been reduced to 48c
,
Mens all-wool pants regular price $1.50, only
200 yards linen crash for skirts all colors sold at Sc
to close per yard at 6 c
Large cotton towels worth 15c going per pair 1Q<C
Large linen doylies, per set 23c ■
Mens overalls, 9 oz. duck, regular price 65c going :
per set »t 39c l I
One lot ladies shoes and Oxford's, all shape jj
bought to sell for $1, we put them on the bargain
counter at 60C ;
Ladies Oxford’s worth $1.25 reduced to 87c |
Ladies Oxford’s cut from 5 I .48 to $1.19
One lot mens shoes reduced from $4 .33 to $1.00
Mens low cut shoes sold for $1 48 and $ 1.33 will he |
cut down to $ 1.00
Coats spool thread 4c »
Hiiy Pl’CSS FOI* SillC.
Do not buy hay press until you see
the one we have lor sale. We feel
that we have the best press made
for the price, which is very low.
For particulars, etc., call on or ad
dress T. C. BARGE – CO.
Cordele, Ga.
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ff is ing very of much flower. like Its the beauty blossom- and
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I I perfection depends entirely
upon the care bestowed upon
I I its parent. Expectant mothers
should have the tende._st care.
I They should be spared all worry
and anxiety. They should eat
I plenty of good nourishing food
, and take gentle exercises. This
f will _ go a long way toward preserv
ing their health and their beauty
as well as that of the little one to
come. But to be absolutely tliey sure
1 of a short and painless labor
’ should use
3
Frstsnd
regularly during the months of gesta
tion. This is a simple Lnirneni, which
is to be applied externally. v Lives
strength and vigor to the nu-c and
prevents all of th i discoirifoi of preg
nancy, which women nsod to think
were • absolutely necessary. When
Mother’s Friend is used there is no
i danger whatever. the drug
, Get Mother’s Friend at
store, per bottle.
TKE ERADFiTLD RcGlTATGR CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
Write for t />ir free book, “ Xtofore Baby i. Born.”
Old papers at this office 25 cents
per hundred.
BIG VALUES.
Miss Lillian Herring, who
been spending some time at i> ei
j old home, in North Carolina, re
turned to Cordele Saturday, to ro
sume her position with the Wilkes
Dry Goods Co. Miss Lillian is a
social favorite here, and has nn
merous friends, who are delighted
to see her return.
IF you own a Steam Cotton Gin
send us your name. We make
you a proposition that will
bring you in big money with
% oSin cofni
way, New York City.
Prof. Fleming has Smith, received formerly from
Miss Anne Legare
teacher of the grammar grades in
the public school, a donation of 35
volumns for the school library, The
gift is appreciated beyond measure '
The nucleus of a library now Hum
bers more than 150 volumns. Any
who is disposed to increase the nun -
ber may do so, thus meriting and re
ceiving"sincerest appreciation of the.
faculty and pupil body.
Miss Mamie Cochran has re
turned from her Summer visit to
Tennessee, and will be in the
luiery department of the J.
Wilson store. Her work was
of the very best last season,
and the demand in this depart
ment of this popular store was
great, and it will be good news to
the public to know that Mr. Wil
son will again have such a thor
ough and competent milliner.
COTTON ROOT / N
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P ENNY ROYAL P ILLS
Original and Genuine Always
reliable and safe. I,AWES ! always ask for
Hr. Rust’s Cotton Root and Pennyroyal Be
male Pills. They address never fail receipt and never of $1, injure.
Mailed to an y on For
sale at Stead ’s Oii.sb Drug Store, OorJclo , Ga.
j Don’t forget the big
DAYS’
EXCURSION
=-to S3 S3
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,
September 9 .
Only $1.50 from Cordele
C. R. Begley, C. Dudley,
Managers,
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