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5 continued warm weather we find we have too many
COATS, COAT SUITS and MILLINERY
ith offer to the public January clearance price ip Dec.
the truth about the matter, the prolonged warm weather has
blow to the Suit Business. We do not intend to carry over
^ f the next TEN Days we are going to make prices that will
move them. We will give you an opportunity to buy for Christmas these
high-class goods regardless of what they cost us.
HI NOTE THE FOLLOWING SENSATIONAL CUT PRICES
Remember also there will be nothing charged, exchanged or taken back at these prices
$20 Pl,vy Satin Trimmed with
Lace and Embroidery.
$20 Taupe Satin,
A beauty.
’ $22.50 Brawn Taffeta
Handsomely Made
. . .• _ ......
■ An Extra Value
- ' • • ' , _ . '
$35 Gray Crepe de Chine
A Special Bargain ...
$37.50 Navy Georgette, a Beautiful
Dress, Sale Price
$37.50 Rose Colored Georgette, trim- $00 CO
med in White Beads for
$35.00 Brown Crepe de Chine, a
Splendid Bargain
$35.00 Navy Blue Velvet jjQ
$35.00 Black Satin
$39.00 Navy Satin
$40.00 Black Satin
$57.00 Brown Tricolette
SERGE DRESSES AND SUITS
$22.50
$23.50
$23.75
$25.00
$29.00
$29.00
$36.50
Note these wonderfully low prices
$17.50 All Wool Navy Blue Serge J QQ
$20 All Wool Nary Blue Serge JJ2 Qg
$22.50 All Wool Nary Blue Serge .. .JJg jjQ
$25 All Wool Nary Blue Serge .JJg jjQ
$27.50 AU Wool Nary Blue Serge • £Jg jjQ
$28 All Wool Navy Blue Serge £jg jjQ
$28.50 All Wool Nary Blue Serge • IjQ
- $2350
$35 All Wool Nary Blue Serge JjQ
$40 Nary Blue Tricotine ’$32 00
We have one of the great
est lines of MILLINERY
in South Georgia. Any hat
our store at half price
WOOL-TEX COATS
$45 Navy Blue Tricotine $32 9S
$95 Brown Velours
Handsomely Tailored .
$95 Henna Velour
A Beautiful Garment .
$55 Blue Silrertooe
$45 Black Plush
$38.50 Blue Si] vert one
$37.50 Brown Silrertooe
$35 Blue Silrertooe
Velour
$69.50
$69.50
$34.50
$27.50
$27.50
$27.50
$2750
$19.50
$18.50
We have just received another shipment
of Brassieres and
LADY RUM CORSETS
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We also have on hand the greatest
stock of Cotton, Linen and Silk Hand■
kerchiefs ever seen in Tilton. Put up
in Christmas boxes.
SALE ENDS
December 13th
TIFTON, GEORGIA
FOR ROBBING FREIGHT CARS
Four Airadt Male in Valdosta Wide
!’ Range of Operations,
| Valdosta, Ga„ Nov. 27.—-Car robber-
w that will;total, thousands of dollars
■were unearthed here today when W. O.
Kafle, chief of Georgia Southern and
Florida detectives, assisted by Special
Agent O. T. Hill, and Chief of Police
Colvin Daidpier, arrested four white men.
[ This case has puzzled railroad apecial
'Agent* of several of the large systems
of the East for many months, and gobds
I toleu from cars In the Valdosta yards
of the G. S. & F., have .been sold bora
t and in Jacksonville to the extent of many
’ j thousands of dollars, according to the
offletra.
| J. S. Baiiden, Heal clerk uod C. L.
J Clark, a yard clerk, of the G. S. & F„
• 'and Joseph George, and Joseph Carlo,
the two latter being Syrian merchants
hero, are ’under arrest and others are
expected to Iff* taken into custody in
connection with the robbery.
| George Carlo gave up a check for
$1,600 when arrested, this representing
the last sale of stolen goods, according
to his admisNion.
| Officers have traced these stolen goods
to Adel and nmny other towns through
this section, most of the Bales running
eaeh time into hundreds of dollars,
j Carlo and George would represent thut
• l»*y were K«*ing out of business and de
sired to sell their stocks. There is ulso
II clearly definite clue that there was
u "fence" at least in Jacksonville and
jut Inn »s in other large cities, where these
goods were shipped and disposed of.
Cars from Kasteru markets loaded and
seal'd properly would go through Val
dosta and there was never an indica
tion that the seals had been touched,
yet the cars would check up bhort, and
due complaint would be made.
Cars robbed would always be enroute
to other j>oints and would be stored in
the yards here perhaps over night. 1 >e-
tectives on all connecting roads have
been driven desjierate for many months
trying to locate the mysterious manner
n which these goods have disappeared
from their cars.
The cars were opened in u mauuer
known only to railroad men, without
dsturliing the seals, and this led de
tective Eagle, and his assistants to the
conclusion that only railroad ineu were
hand Hug the business. Stcj> by Ktep
the ease was followed with the final de
cision that the cars hound for Florida
and South Georgia points always eheek-
I d up short, were rohlied somewhere in
his immediate section.
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Ever a
Gift Like
CANDY ?
Gifts that arc universally ap
preciated are universally desired
Candy occupies a place that no
other gift possibly can. There
never was a gift like candy, there
never was candy any better than
ours. Early choice gives best se
lection of the newest and hand
somest 1019 Christmas packages,
and if we say they are beautiful
a look will prove it. Altogether'
the gift is complete, a point of
attract ion outside and inside. All
size boxes. 'Orders for Christmas
candies should be placed now.
WILLIS
DRUG COMPANY
Accommodating Druggista
Phone 94
910.000 IN LIBERTY BONDS
THANKSGIVING REUNION
Disappears After Owner Is Killed In
Auto Accident.
Macon, Ga.—The alleged disappearance
of $10,000 in Liberty bonds from the
late Judge R. \Y. Moore, of Sparta, who
was killed when his automobile collided
with a wagon near Haddock, last week,
is being investigated. Judge Moore is
said to have had the bonds when he start
ed out but no trace of them has
discovered.
112 Millians
used last year
to KILL COLDS
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Webb had a
Thauksgiviug family reunion at their
home on Tifton Heights having about
wenty-fivc guests. The dinner was giv-
n for the Webb boys who have returned
from overseas service.
An old-time turkey dinner was served
at 1 o’clock, which was thoroughly en-
1 joyed by all. Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Webb and children,
of Ray City; Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Hooks, of Pelham; Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Mock, of Camilla; Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. McCall, of Moultrie; C*pt M. L.
Webb, of Adel; Sergt Ura T. Webb, of
the First Division, and Otis Webb of
Ray City.
irttkt up « cold la 24
relieves grip in I dw.
r back If It (tile, the
box hat • Red
r ith Mr. Biffs
AtAMDnw SfM
ANDREWS—WILSON
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Omega, and
Mr. Mallie B. Webb, of Tifton, were unit
ed in marriage Thanksgiving day at the
home of Prof. J. H. Jenkins, in Omega,
Professor Jenkins performing the cere
mony.
Mrs. Webb, is the daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Jones and one of the most popu
lar young women of her section. Mrs.
Webb will bo warmly received in Tifton
where she and Mr. Webb will make their
home. Mr. Webb is a member of the
force of barbers at Blalock’s shop.
The Gazette joins in wishing them a
king and successful Ufa together.
Miss Florence Martha Andrews and
Mr. Benj. Harden Wilson, Jr., were mar
ried at the home of the bride’s parents
in Waycross Sunday evening, November
23, Rev. John S. Sibley, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, jjerforming
the ceremony. Only immediate relatives
and a few done friends were present.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Andrews, and has many
friends throughout the state to whom
the announcement of her marriage will
be of cordial interest. Mr. Wilson is 0
son of Mr. B. H. Wilson of Pine Bluff,
Ark., now making his home in Bruns
wick. and is associated with one of the
largo business houses of Waycross. Im
mediately after their marriage Mr. anti
Mrs. Wilson loft for a short bridal trip
to jioints In Florida.
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White Ring SclftfUsing Flour and
Omega Plain Flour. The best sold in
the South. Ask those who use it We
sell Ajax Tires and Tubes. Rickorson
Grocery Co. Sdwlw
NOT SICK
ANDJIOT WELL
k Tin Pecilis Situation DiscrtW,
ZUION Ira Tori» U Foil! Hilphd.
thtttheorgtatoljrea
JONES—WEBB.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY
Property for 9, B, 7, 10, 1ft, Mi M
Tears. Loans Liberal smi MMi PrmpUj
a a WILLIFORD, i
ANOTHER CLEAN SWEEP
Made by Tift Farina Cattle at Florida
State Fair. •
Tift Farms made a clean sweep with
their cattle at the Florida State Fair
in Jacksonville, which dosed Saturday,
winning every prize offered.
They also made a fine showing with,
their Hampshire*, winning second grand
prize, which totaled $730. The Durocs
took third place and won quite a hand
le amount in prizes.
Those farms have mado an excellent
showing at all of the Fairs where they
havo been exhibited this year, and the
owners are well pleased.
GET READY
furrur
Keep Vonr Liver Arftive, Tour
System Purified and Free Prom
Colds by Taking Calotabs, \
the Nauseates* Calomel
Tablets, that are De- / A
lightful, Safe and
Sure.
Physicians and Druggists are advis
ing their frionds to keep their systems
purified and their organs in porfcct
working order ns a protection against
the return of influenza. They know
that a clogged up system and a lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
complications. e
I To cut short a cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotsb at bedtime with a swallow of
water—that ’• all. No salts, no nausea,
no griping, no siekealng after effects. >
Next morning your cold has vanished,
yonr 11m Isaetiv., mar system Is purl*.
Art and refreihcd sad you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break,
lut.r Eat what you please—ne f
Calotabs are sold er‘~ *—
Mated packages, pries <_
Every druggist is authoi _
J our money If you ore not p
slighted with Calotabs.—(Adv,
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