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A FEW WORDS.
It needs no argumentative*
debate to demonstrate the de
sirability of buying your gro
ceries where the highest cjusil-
ity is joined to the lowest
prices. II you will allow me a
few words—mild, persuasive
words—I would like to call
your atention to my superior
line of goods. If you respect
your best friend, the stomach,
you will patronize the place
that gives you the purest arti
cles. That place is Tift’s.
Mont, H>J cents |mr pound.
Tobacco, per pound, 26 cents.
Potash, d bulls for ii!>c. (10c. size.)
Oysters, I lb. onus, fij cents.
Oysters, 2 lb. c.ins, K cents.
Salmon Hit cents per imn.
Surdities, 4 cents per box.
'I'onmtoes, (Tifton brand) 10 cents
per can, or II for tib cents,
Arlittoklcs Coffee iifio, per pound.
Pineapple per can, Hi cents.
Tripe pur box, lit cents.
Peaches per can, I I emits.
Coffee, per pound till cents.
I.ard It pounds for lift cunts.
Flour 46u. per seek. < • uarant.ee<
licst patent Hour fifi emits.
Virginia salt, 1251b seeks, 7fic.tH.
f.iverpnol sell,, lillblli seeks, ijtt,00.
Sugar, granulated, IKlb. for ♦l,(iu
Stick oaiidy tic. per pound.
1 dozen boxes mstebes, fi emits.
Stercli, per pound, I'j emits.
Pickles (Heinz) Oil cents.
Popper Seiler, lib emits.
Shredded Coeoemit.
Also just received e fresh line of
Ifaisins,
Primes,
Jellies,
Herrings,
I tuck wheel.
LOOKING AFTER THE HOLLARS.
A WELL-TIMED MOVE.
It is till right to look AKTicii the dollars, but if you arc really desirous of saving them, you will exercise a
little foresight and buy your Goods of W. O. Tift, the “‘old reliable” dealer in General Merchandise. It needs
no prophet to tell you that if you look after the dollars now, they will look after you when you need their aid.
Two of the Greatest Bargain Days Ever|
Known in Tifton,
A TALK ON HATS.
"oh tlio head
Unotisy
that wears a (Town” may
have been sound philoso
phy in ye olden time, hut
uncrowned heads are
very uncomfortable these
days. True, styles
crowns h a v e changed
somewhat and this may
account for it. 11 is now
I lie privilege of every Sov
ereign cit izen of I his free
land to wear a High 11 at
or a I ,ow 11 at, narrow or
broad brim, Hard or Soft,
Hound or Square. What
ever may be yowr taste
you can find a satisfac
tory style and a sat isfac-
tory price at Tl KT’N.
DRY-GOODS.
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TAKE A PEEP.
It is net necessary to go about it surreptitiously, as do
the gamins in the picture, if you would take a peep at our
elegant display of the latest novelties in dress goods, shirting
sheeting, etc. My store is a little Dixie Interstate Fair in it
self and visitors may freely inspect the exhibition without be
ing importuned to buy, See
two special bargain days.
my drv-goods exhibit on our
Dress Ginghams, all guaranteed
standard goods, 5J cents.
Calicoes (^guaranteed standard
goods, 41 cents.
Sateens (tie. per yard.
Outing Flannels tie. and up.
Itugby Twills.
Percales 00 cents per yard.
Ilcst checks 4’| cents per yard.
Medium chucks, 4.)c. per yard.
Corsets, 25 cents and up.
il- l blanching 4}e. Standard.
7*8 bleaching lie, Standard.
4-4 bleaching 7Jo. Standard.
Canton Flannel 8 cents.
Coat's thread, 4c. per spool,
3- 4 White Homespun, IJ cents.
7-8 White Homespun, 5Ju.
4- 4 White Homespun, (ijo.
Drilling, extra heavy, (IJo.
10 4 Sheeting, til cents.
0-4 Sheeting 10 cents.
Hickory shirting 7 cents,
binsey, all wool, 124 cents.
Jeans (school boy) 17V cents.
Jeans, part wool, 12V and 15 cents
(tent’s ovorshirts, 25 cents.
Gent’s undershirts, 25 cents.
15 balls Thread for 10 cents,
buttons HI cents per gross.
Suspenders, 10 cents and up.
Cheviots 7 emits.
Denims 12,Jo. former price loo.
Ticking 7J cents.
Gmils hose 5 cents.
Ladies hose 5 cents.
Ladies hose 8c. regular price 10c,
blankets 80 cents pur pair.
Gents hose 8c. regular price lOo.
A full lino of Milk ribbons cheaper
than ever known.
Also a full line of laces of all de
scription, owing to limited space we
cannot give prices.
Shoes.
The citizen who seeks fall
and winter suits at W. O. Tift’s
general merchandise store will
come just in time to secure the
benefit of the Great Bargain
Sale of Friday and Saturday,
November 2d and 3d. True,
he may not save His life, as
does the agile gentleman in the
picture, but he saves money :
:tnd money makes life worth
the living.
Men’s full Suits, 82.00,
Men’s full Suits, 82.50.
Boys’ Suits, 75 cents.
Jeans pants, 50 cents.
Jeans pants. (Best) 88 cents,
l’ants Cottonades, 81.13.
bants all wool, $1.50.
We have just completed the ad
dition to our store and are now pre
pared, to show the largest and cheap
est line of clothing over shown in
Tifton.
IT ar cl ware
WHO'S ToTlAME ?
Whose fault is it if you’ve
been buying Shoes at stores |
where they don’t care wheth
er they fit you or not, as long
as they sell you something?
It isn’t my fault—that's cer-l
tain. I don’t pretend to fit
every pair of feet—that would
be a ridiculous claim—but we
can show a fit in about forty-
nine out of every fifty cases.
Points to Be Observed.
There are many points to
be observed in the purchase
If you have corns, the chances of Hardware if you would get
are mv shoes will cure them.
best Brogans, till cents,
bust Plow Shoes, 81,00.
Columbus Tie, 81,13.
Gents Lace Shoes, $1,13.
Gent’s Congress shoes, 81,13.
Our regular 1,50 shoe for 81,25.
Our regular 2,50 shoe for 82,00.
Our regular 3,00 for 82,50.
Ladies Glove grain 80 cents.
Ladies Dongola shoes, 90 cents.
Ladies Dongola Pt. leather tip 81,23
ltoys plow shoe, 88 cents.
honest value for your money.
The principal points are qual
ity, durability and reliability.
These points stand forth con
spicuously in W. O. Tift’s
hardware stock. Ilis motto
is “Honest Goods at Honest
Prices.”
Trunks.
Wo have also added to our im
mense stock, a full lino of Trunks |
and Satchels of all descriptions from
the cheapest to the highest.
TURN YOUR BACK
On the dealer who constantly
says he sells below cost. The
man who makes such state
ments isn’t a safe merchant to
pin your faith to. 1 don’t sell
below cost—just a little above.
And yet my prices are pretty
certain to be the lowest in
town, quality considered. It
doesn’t cost anything to call
and see for Yourkui.k.
m.
Halts, 04 cents per pound.
Sulphur, 08 cents per pounds.
Paregoric, per bottle, 05 cents.
Laudanum, per bottle, 05c,
Bateman's drops fi cents.
Essence of Lemon per bottle, 00c.
Essence q>f Vanilla per bottle, Otic,
bain killer-10J cents.
Quinine, 1 Oe. per bottle.
Sowing machine oil 5 come.
Spirits camphor 0 cents.
(.'astor oil lOo. size for 8 cents.
That all of our Goods are Standard and Guaranteed, and the above
Prices hold good only for the two days, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER THE 2nd and 3rd.
DON’T FORGET THE DATES.
and
igliest Prices Paid for Long
Short Cotton in the Seed,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR ALL COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AGENTS FOR THE
CHATTANOOGA CHILLED PLOWS,
THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
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Files in endless variety,
baskets 9 cents.
Extra heavy well Pulleys
Stove pipe 12J cents per joint.
Shovels 40 cents each.
Axle grease 5c. 6 for 25 cents.
Loaded shells 35c. box 3-for 81.00.
Zmo buckets for bored wells, 35c.
Zino well buckets 70 cents.
Braces,
bits.
Chisels,
Saws,
Plow bridles, 45 cents.
Halters, 22J cents.
back bands, 05 cents each. v -=
Plow line i rope, 10c. 3 for 25c.
Best bark Collars, 30 cents.
Canvass Collars, extra heavy, 45c.
Collar pads, (hair) 35 cents.
Dixie stocks,with extra points81.35
Scooter stocks, 75 cents.
Curry Combs, 06 oents.
Tacks, ten papers for 05 cents.
Axe handles 10c. 3 for 25 cents..
Come and see for yourself that we
are selling the same grade of farm
implements cheaper than any house
in town.
No. 7 range with pipe and furni
ture, 811.00.
No. 8 bange, complete 815.50.
No. 7 stove complete, §12.50.
Buckets 12J cents.
Wire naiis 3J cents per pound.
Iron-bcund Humes, 40 cents.
Screws, per gross 15 cents.
15-gallon wash pots, 81.93.
12-gallon wash pots, 81.64.
10-gallon wash pots, 81.52.
1- quart pails only, 6 cents.
2- quart pails only, 7 cent*.
Trace chains, 85 cents.
Trace chains extra heavy, 40 eent*,
Tumplcrs, 20 cents per set.
Goblets, 25 cents per sot.