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Newspaper Page TextAMERICUS THIRTY-FIRST year. AMERICUS. GEORGIA. (WEEKLY)—THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1909. rv f County, Jews I h* • n •; w -i. ^ 4._> interesting facts Cathered burin* the Week by Our Regular Correspondents. (JWi i)f ilit PL^iiV'> IS IOUi.il LEIMGIH 5 Nifto I KinVi L l CPU,MY GIRCLtS. Mu.'.y Occasionsof Everest 6initiiviii« . ni^s ui»; Usuai >heie * Weekly Li.iivr. (From Our I tegular Correspondent.) 1 ...••• “ om Or Regular Correspondent i Plains, Oil.. Dee. 22.—Sunday even-1 Smithviile, Oa., Dec. 22.—Hiss Alice (sg at nix (i i lock at the Lutheran .-t.li-i.ii, of luvso.i, was tiie attractive ii,.:>(i...'icf, MtB.s f anil} \Wse ana .Mr. ftuost of Miss Mary Lizzie Ansiey tor 0. Crawford were united in mar- seieral days tills week, en route nome date. The ceremony was performed from .Montezuma '■ A - Pbll,i !' 8 - ftml waa wit- Miss Ethel McManus is at home from Bessie 'Put t 0 spend the hoit- !> her mother, Mrs. Maggie teem by a largo circle of friends. I Iter, and Mrs. C. A. Phillips, Mr. and lira. 1,. E. Jennings and Miss Katie nsaei only by near relatives 1,ri.fe is a daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Joel !’. Wise, and is a young woman I McManus i.o > E:..c, Doinar, our popular mas- eacher, left Friday night for l.yous. Belle Hiller formed a'congetllal party reuts' ” J * lle lloliJa5s " iUl ller l >a * to Americus Saturday. ' , Misses .Nettie and Maggie Burton, ofl * ' .. *'-astman. who has been .fa.tl.viile, were attractive guests of i ui^nVm 43Jlonda J': Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Timmerman, Sr..' * .? el,e A“*oa. of Bionwood Friday. was the guest of Miss Alice Ansley for Mr. John Allen McDonald, of Sum- Dieweok-end. ier. spent Saturday and Sunday hero ss *' l * le Richardson was a visitor at ti e heme of Mr. J. A. McDonald. “* Dawson last week, at the home of Miss Uuy Williams spent Saturday ^ r ' :tna Mrs. W. C. Baseball, ia Kichland with friends. -Miss Annie Randall is spending a Mr. Will Williams arrived Monday * ew da JS pleasantly with relatives in tom Jackson, Miss., and will spend the Ireesburg. holidays hero with ills sisters. Misses ‘Mr. Erwin Thompson, who lias been baoy and Alice Williams. ( attending the Presbyterian Institute In The college contingent 'is beginning Blackshear, Is at home for tne hole lo arrive for the holidays. Miss Floy days. Older returned from Wesleyan Wed- Mis:; IJzzie Evans has returned Msday, Miss Ruby Timmerman from from a visit to her brother Rev O I Jadson Institute at Marion, Ala., Mon- Evans, in Chattswortb. day, and Miss Elmyr Wise from Bes- Misses Nettie and Margaret Burton .neTit: Saturday. .spent part of last week very pleasant- Ernest Spann arrived Sunday I ly with relatives in Plains, from Riverside Academy in Gaines Mile, to spend Christmas at home. MBs Kathleen Cullers, of Fort Val- kf. is here upon n visit to her sister, Mrs. Edmund Oliver. Miss Neva Mae Holly, or Friendship, «a a visitor in Plains Saturday. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Argo Miss Rosa Christie, who has been teaching near Parrott, has come to spend Christmas week with homefolks. Mrs. .1. C. Easterman, who has been spending several weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Salter, left Monday for her home In Tallcdega. Miss Susie Pryor and Carrie Red- lias been brightcued by the arrival of! ding, two Andrew students, are at a little daughter, Dorothy Argo. home again for the holidays. Plains Chapter, No. 12, Order of Kate McKennoy and Laura Red- ustern Siar, had Its regular meeting ding were two attractive little visitors oa Saturday, the 18th. It being the in Graves Friday, going down to tako regular time for tho election of officers ; part In Miss Roman's piano recital Frl- rar the next year, the following were dev night. elrtteil: Mrs. Carrie Dean Wormy, Matron: J. A. McDonuld. Worthy Patron; Mrs. Mamie Bradley, Associ ate Matron; J. I. Hiller, Sec retary; Mrs. Maude Murray, Treasur er Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Conductress; Mis, a ate liillor. Associate Conduct 's; E R. stuurt. Warder; D. P. Hurray, Sentinel; Star point officers: Hits Mattie Derrick, Ada; Mrs. Effle Oiber, Ruth; Mrs. Ola Evans, Esther; Mra Claude Logan. Martha, and Mrs. J r.. Channel). Elwm Chappell, Electa. Mlsa Ruth Kendrick, who has a mus- class at Stinson, arrived Sunday to 'Pend the holidays here, to the delight °i her friends. Miss Eunice Rustin, a fair student at Andrew Collego at Cuthbert, came „* Saturday for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, of Provl- «oce, Rhode Island, wore pleasant usitors In our town a few days ago- Prof. J. W. Pipkin, who has a school In North Georgia Is here to spend Christmas with his family. Mlsa Mary Pipkin entertained the Embroidery Club last week. Ambrosia with whipped creant and fruit cake were served. CUT-OFF HttLU GlftlAus SliKftT Of NiWh ini* resniiy Ite.ii* From Uur uirrespondeiit. <From Our Regular Correspondent.) Kluulle, G.I., Lee. 22.—The Christ mas holidays are fust approaching and everybody is in a rush. Ellaville will le unusually gay, asf an eatnrtaln- trent has been planned for nearly every night, and there will be turkey uiuners by the score. .dieses Boiwi'e and Minnie Royal have returned from La Grange, wliero they have been attending reboot. Mrs. E. I,. Bridges.went down Americus shopping yesterday. I)IiS3 Ruth Carr, of Buena Vista, ited relatives here this week. .Miss Itnogene Sears, who has been ‘Caching most successfully at Face- vino, lias .returned homo to sjiend tile holidays. • v. Mia. Dr. Hodges' and Masters Rus sell an,| Burton Bridges, of Atlanta vilMje the guests or Mr. and'Mrs. T. v r Bridges during the holidays. iodie Sears spent Tuesday in Amer icus. Dr. .Iordan and Mrs; Harry spent a few days delightfully i:V Americas the first of the week. Mr. C. L. Peacock, of Duitglassvllle, will be the guest of his daughter, Mrs. John Cheney, this week. Mrs. Aldine .Pickard, one of Buena Vista's ipost charming dames, was in our city yesterday, visiting relatives: The ntanv friends of Misp. . Emma '•'clean!Will regret to hear of her Ill ness at her home on Brond street. Sirs. W. D Sears spent Saturday in Americas shopping. . . Mr. W. S. Coleman, of Cedartown. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney the past week. The many friends of MaJ. E. S. Baldwin and wife regret very much their removal lo Oglethorpe the past week. Mrs. Cleve Davis and children are cendlng tills week pleasantly with relatives In Americus. Miss Susie Beckham, our efficient music teacher, has gone to her. homo In Zehulon to snend the holidays. Miss Mamie Stenhens, who has been attending school here, left Saturday for her home at Poulan, where she will spend tho holidays. Mrs. Emmett Duncan spent Monday n Americus shopping. Little Miss Cleone Collins loft Sat. unlay for Poulan, where she went snend the holidays with relatives. Dr. B. L. Bridges went to Americas today in his handsome automobile. Mrs. T. A. Collins entertained most Informally nt n tea Tuesday night nt her picturesque home on Oglethorpe street. Those enjoying her hospital Ity were Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cheney and Mist Minnie Cheney. lj!i> i F IC i 11081$ Of BUYtRSAKE EIUINO fill MOWS ^T'ui! O’jr Regular fortvsmtn J?»nt.! f must remember nud tnke pert in the Fxn(!fjtwl kllSfl IS Christmas tree at the Gamiuage ,->chool lUIOll to i\WJIII.LU house Fridn.v nisht, the 2-lth, and try Here <it last. to yet there with their presents tjr thirty p. m. Those in charge want u -r C g 2; nS 10 n0t be Very lB,a . Anterlcus was engulfed yesterday ..Miss Olive DoBter returned home Hy the tidal wave of shoppers throng- Saturday from Cuthbert. where sho ing the streets and stores, tl\e duy h».K been attending Andrew Female proving by all odds the busiest and Fel'sge. sad will spend the Xmas hoi- Iie8t of tho wetk . Thousands of busy, fils q very pleasantly with homefolks.', . , , , , , -Miss Annie Forte Woodruff spent j Must,lug buyers made up the Jolting, Thursday nirht pleasantly nt Mrs. J. i Jostling ttuoug, and the only mer- D Criffi Fs home. chants who complained at all were the ^Miss Mattie Ruth McMn’mii spent f fellows who sell lolllas and the non- .T ■ 1 nig.'* delightfully vvith i fl ,i,.„,.ti..„,. u „ Mier. Dear.'e Griffin. NEW ERA. I From Our Regular Correspondent.) 'From Our Regular ikvrrespondentl Cut Off. Dec. 22.—Mr. King, of Marshallville, was here last week. Mr. Thoms, H. Wicker, of the Geor- cla-Alabama Business College, Is home for the holidays. Mr. Elmore Pennington, of Emory College, will be in today to speod the holidays at borne. Mr. Drury S. Norris spent Saturday Miss Sarah Norris, of Marshallville. Is the guest of Mr. S. J. Norris' family. Miss Motile McKenzie has returned to her home at Murshallvllle to spend New Era, Dec. 22.—Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parker spent Saturday and Sunday very pleasantly with the lattor's sis ter, Mrs. Mollle Harris, of Huntington. Mr. Murray Griffin and sister. Miss Myrtle, were visitors Saturday and Sunday near Gatewood, at the home of their brother, Mr. Lee Oriffia. W. H. Parker went to town on busi ness Saturday. Mr. J. C. Bray, of Huntington, Is hero this week, the guest of his daughters, Mesdamea W. A. and R. P. Parker. Mrs. It. P. Parker was a visitor at tho home of Sirs. S. M. Parker Satur day. Misses Alma Harden and Nina Grant were callers at the home of Miss Della Giles Saturday afternoon. Miss Myrtle Griffin spent Thursday night pleasantly with Misses Delia and Delma Parker. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Parker and daughter, Eddie Lou, spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Autry Mrs. S. M. Parker spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. C. Griffin. Sirs. Daniel Autry and children spent ouo night last week at the home I of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Mercer. Mr. Tbarpc Grant, of Americus, spout Sunday at the home of bis uncle, Mr. W. C. Grant. Mrs. Dawn Veal apent Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs, Mellusu Parker. 1 7. s>i,h, .not Wnnrliv Mrs. Motile Parker and slater. Mlsa Mr. Oeo. M. wlc ^r ‘H?"* Dolls Giles, were callers at the homo ,i 1 TL a 1 n < 1 Mrs. P. c. Barkley »«»! S” r ' h ' Mr> - J - B ' P»*» r Sunday aftornoou. u? In Americus Tuesday. Mr ' lor , Roo,t "' n .,„„ „„ Misses Della and Delma Parker Jtw, Joh, ‘ Oliver and Will Thom-1. a a ” w IU «mb make his roZd «P«"‘ P| - |d »J r »««™oon with Miss Myr- Itrurn !U C ca ®e home Thnrsday nignt I Old Santa will soon mass nisrauia (|e Grlffln Va Tw Snologlcal school In At- J** 1 ". we hoiie he wllI vlsU us all Mf , N Murphy made a business i,; 1 .. | Wishing all a merry Xmas. ’ trip to Americus Saturday. Ethel Carter. Eva Mae Bteveoa , , Mr. B. a Parker spent Thursday Kendrick spent Tuesday J,0W ROnJfD.TRIP BATES ' evening with his brother, a P. Parker. *' UU| T in Americus. • I Mr. A. W. Parker and daughter, Miss ~~ ——— | yie oatral of Georgia Railway, Ae- Pleona, went to Americus on business *HlSfi imiriru nap nnunivki count Christmas Holidays. pn.rnn»o ■ —. la 4 ■ —* .4il_ ! I'rury a. nuirw npt'in ouiuiuuy hnili^wlth^lr “SndVra 0 _ « 8lulthvl " e ' lhe •*- J' 1 ;* Julia Coleman returned Tues- Mr ' J ' 0 M Wlcker went 10 Ander - l > n Rom a few days visit to Atlanta J*''- aa| l Mrs. Colqult Ivogan attend ”7f Ia >saa-Brown wedding at Con- ■»fJ last Wednesday. .FT, p ' c Barkley returned thla past . ... , Roni a pleasant visit to relatlveji Bte holidays a Ihrmlngham Messrs. Greene Norris und Warren .. Jl «- George Montgomery attended ! Rayburn, of near Oglethorpe, were 7* luneral or her niece Mlsa Inez i here Saturday afternoon, the guests of An « ln ' 'J Gooseberry Sunday. relatives and friends. .-'hail Elolsn Slnnnev nt Mnraholl. Miss Annie Mae Wicker, who has licen teaching near Plains, came homo Saturday to stiend the holidays. Mrs. E. J. Mu Ike.v, who has been an Invalid for the past twoyears. died ... , "fifed Wednesday, and Is tho Mr Mr ' ani! Mr »- Edmund Oliver. n„o„ S - A - Harris, of Buena Vista, Is P,', 1 ’ Mr. and Sirs. J. A. McDonald, invaua tor Hah l0 o ' 0, ’ Ke ' Ha 124, F. and A. M.. Frldev snd was burled at St. John's I . latl lta uhmial election of Cemetery. * r°r the —— ~hieh Mrs. W. J. Pennington and Mr. A. J. *Jf« ror the ensuing year, which R- ,, 1 a * follows: J. A. McDonald. 8»l« Murr *y, S. W.; W. A. Hi?l *r, o —' 5 3 OHvw. Trcaa.; J. J. Pennington went to Andersonvllle Sat urday aftornoon. Misses WllPe nnd l-mra Wicker and Hiller . lw " '*'**** r' ’ mibbc* »urc .um uunu J ii E 'i^ 8 ?,?"! a D ; o , 'o 0 ' Mr. Guo. Wicker went to Americus i- B. Vtai'i D , ' John Nlcolson. S. 8.:, Tu ,, dlr . Tylei Rev. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bradley and lit tle sons, Bernard and Roy, were vis itors at the boms of Mr. and Mrs. Bri- ant Bradley Monday afternoon. Little Miss Eddie Lou Parker spent - —- 1 * Ynt nenrria Railway points at Saturday pleasantly with little Mlsa Bam- “ we « k « >* o'clock. 1 C» ntr » 1 of 0eo , r * 1 * ,U t Annie Willie Morris. * NK Op rmnmseD ! greatly reduced rates account Christ ( Mffsr* n. M. Veal and O. C. Parker W. Houas FOR IIOLIBAVS. • On December 17th, 18th, list, ttnd. COMMERCE. COliMKr—- 11 D ' Sh • ,Be,,, ' CMhle ‘'' -M". P. R. Cannon railed on Mr. J. I) Fnndpv nPernoon. •AftH .1. I). OrifTln and daughter, Dein- ie, went to Americus shopping Satur day. ^Wsrs. Perry and Reuben Cannon nm! Misses Annie Forte Woodruff, Mdtt’e Ruth McMnhen nnd Eula Can non went to Americus shopping Sat-* urdny. r f,-T. I*. G’lfHn/Jr-, pnent the week- pleasnnily with his sister, Mrs. l.upn Antpc, nt MoPs, returning home T’ifPdny arcomijanied by two of his To t'e »»nd Nn^n’e \utrv Mr/nnd Mrs. F. N. (Jriflln nnd Mr C. C. Turner were among the Bhnfip^ Hh'd business visitors to Atu*WU8 Tuesdnv. AH extend a wrlcorae In our com- Tnwjy 10; Mr. -Baffle nnd fr»mUv, wlto mo* ed .Tuesday to Mr. W. a. Roaches* fn^m oome. ‘^r^ahd Mrs. John Green went to Arwo-fejis Tuesday. At! are glad to lenrn the condition of Irttle Annie Ruth Turner Is much IninYored, nnfl all hope she will soon be whIJ again. Miss Orln Griffin called on Mrs. C. C. Turner Saturday afternoon. Mr. Will Cannon made a business trln to Americus Monday. Mt'ss Annie Forte Woodruff will re turn to her borne at Bvromvflle the latter nnrt of tho week, where she will spend Xmas holidays with homefolks advertisers—a pretty good pair bunch ed together. Many stocks were large ly {lepieted In yesterday’s onslaught, but stacks of seasonable goods arc still to be had, with additions to holi day stocks coming in by every express. In addition to the hundreds of out-of- town shoppers, the Americus contiu- geht turned out in full force, having deferred .the buying of presents to the limit of time, almost. While yester- ay was the busiest day thus far, the 100 YEARS OLD. Grpndma SantUrson, of DeV/itt. Mo., Has Lived a Long and Useful Life. Grandma Sanderson is a wonderful Amman. She is In ae good health tv lay as ever in her life, although she is over one hundred yean old. In a letter to the Feruna Drug Kfj; Co., she gives the highest credit to l e* rung for her excellent health and ex treme old age. Bead what she eayi. Surely the evidence' presented by inch cases as these ought not only to dispel prejudice against Peruna, but iuspiro confidence in it “I will tend you a picture that was ,l;:n a few weeks before my hun dredth birthday. I am a true friend of the Peruna Company. I have derived great ben efit from Peruna many times. I can my I regard Peruna a Very great iaed- icine. I found out the merit of it a good many yean ago. “A little more than two yean ago I ontractcd a very severe cold, wh.oh flnnlo tomorrow will -witness a crowd of circus proportions scrambling an>l pushing for the last purchases to bo made. 17TH DISTRICT. From our Regular Correspondent.) Seventeenth District, Dec 22 Dr. J L Williams, of Augusta Medical Col lege, Is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams. Miss Goings and brother, of Norman Bark. On., are visiting relatives In this vicinity (for two weeks. Miss Annfs Jones, of Milledgevllle Is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W A. Jongs. Mrs. J. G. Israel has returned home from a visit to. her daughter, Mrs. J C. Tedder, , Mlsa Emma Wiggins has returned home from Andersonvllle to stay two weekq. Miss Janie May Hatcher left Satur day for Dawson to spend Christmas with homefolka. It Is a pleasure to state that G. W. Wiggins, Jr., Is able to be out among hl» friends again, after an Illness of several Weeks. Mr. R, P. Israel filled his regular appointment at Mr. U. K'McTyler'v at Bottsford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills arc now permanently located In the Johnson residence which they have recently purchased. SIlss Annie Lee Williams, of the Ag ricultural College, came Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. J. D. Williams. ANDERSONVILLE (From Our Regular Correspondent.) Andersonvllle, Go., Dec. 22.—Messrs. J. B., B. F. and W. O. Eosterlln wen8 up to Montezuma Tuesday morning to attend tho funeral of their cousin, Mr. Tom Grant, who died in Jacksonville Fla., last Sunday. Mr. and Mta. Jas. W. English and niece. Miss LIUle Mae Easterlln, went down to Americus last Tuesday shop. Ping. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Easterlln and children went to Americus Wednesday to see Old Santa. Mr. sod Mrs. W. O. Easterlln and child- *- snent Tuesday In Americus. Mia L'lla and Minnie English, of EngUshvil'.n, spent last Tuesday after noon hero, riming down on bualneat. There la going to be a ahow here next Monday, the 27th Inst. There will he a large attendance. Mrs. J. M. Bryant and Miss Della Bryant were In Americus shopping on« day the past week. Mrs. J. B. Rouse spent last Tuesday afternoon in Americus with frlende. LESLIE. From Our Regular Correapnndenl la-slie, (la., Dec. 22.—Misses Leola anil Jessie Kanew came home from Bessie Tift Saturday morning to spend Xmas holidays. Also Miss Florrie Snm- merford. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Amasnn made business trip to Americus yesterday. Miss Ruth Wilson Is at home again from Andrew. Rev. Dickenson preached his first sermon here Sunday. It was one thnt will long be remembered by the hear ers. Mrs. E. L Wilson, Mrs. J. E. Ranew, Miss Leolu Ranew and Miss Ruili Wilson spent yesterday In Americus. The Les|le High School will close Thursday, Xmas exercises on the tame night. Mr. and Sira. F. A. Wilson spent to day In the country. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. 81ms arrived l.i our town the first of last week from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilton moved to f-eslle yesterday. i ra: ulted in la grippe. Owing to tho record will be broken today, while tho |! U ' ,e ^ l J„?^ Tn ^J.?« , ™?Vonidd*rea e Lz Ironic age, my caso was considered to bu very critical. I employed no doc tor, but Peruna wae the remedy I used, and to-day iny health is as good as it ever wae in my life. “However, I still continue to tako Peruna, a spoonful every night before retiring.” : Peruna is an ideal tonio for oil j cop Is. It is a compound of herbal remedies that has been known to the nsdieal profession for many yean. Peruna operates ae a tonio by cleans ing and invigorating the mucous mem branes This explains why Peruna. h?.j become so extensively known as a. catarrh remedy. Catarrh is simply a. condition of depraved mucou3 mem branes. Peruna changes this deprav ity into healthful vigor. t Agreat many bid people use Peruna, and would not be deprivedof it for on/ consideration. People who object to liquid medi cines can now secure Peruna tablets. COTTOB MARKET REPORT. Corrected Dally By »* O. Conn-'! Amerlcue, Ga., Dec. 22.—We quote* the market as follows: . Williams’ Kidney Pills. Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder? Have you pains In loins, side, back, groin! and blad der? Have yon a flabby appearance of the race, especially under the eyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney Pills will cure you—at Drugglsti, Price 50c. Williams’ M'fg. Co.. Propa., Cleve land, O. Only two more daya for holiday shopping—today and tomorrow—for Americus Is going to shut up shop on Saturday. With the arrival of the Jacksonville express and the egg train from Chica go lovers of the Xmas apoclalty are already brewing the nog. NEW YORK Market steady. January May .... March . Open. Closo . -.15.88 15.92. ...15.20 16.28 ...16.67 16.(8 SAVANNAH, Market steady. Good middling i,16 3-16 Middling ..14 13-10 Low middling ..14 1-16 AMERICUS. Market quiet Good middling . ....14 6-8 Middling; ....14 1-8 Low middling ....13 5J8 RECEIPTS IN AJTERIfTS. Bates. Received today .... 60 Received previously ....... ....31,665 Total to date ....31.626 MERELY SUGGESTIONS. "JRCIAL CITY BANK. R- E. McNulty, Cashier. CUs NATIONAL BANK, StX K M * U- Lowrey. Cashier. h SOUTHWESTERN GA,, '■'ANTlnu N ' M Du<UeJr ' CMhlar Id.js tRs bank of americus. c. M. Council, Cashier mu bllidays. All tickets will be IHn-| ipaD t Saturday and Saturday night In Ited to leave derttoatlon returning not Americus. later than midnight of January 6th, UlO. For full Information call jo your nearest agent orMr. J- R- H|Kh- tower. Agent, Amertcna, Oa. tT-Wt ..... —.... Mar- others Imagine that they are great or- Llverpool S to .1 points higher. »a ^ MllJ ir ket leedy. - ' ■ M A Nebraska court bu decided that barbers are not common laborers, bat professional men. Well, some bar bers are near-snrgeons and some For the Man’s Christmas Remembrance: Fpocy NecMIes In Xmas boxes. Fancy and plain Handkerchiefs In boxes. Soft, comfortable Mufflers. Dress Gloves In all colors and finishes. Smoking Jackets In the newest styles and materials. Comfortable House Slippers to slip on after the day's work. Suspenders, that’s a good point, for a man loves a alee suspender. Shirts, fancy and plain, we've so many that you’ll have to took at hom” here, jafter* a very XSTwIft them to get an Idea of what they are. Among them arc the famous • Manhattans.” He knows. ; ■ ' leather Collar Bags lo several colors, a special that will be a pleasure. Some new Hats that are nobby and especially good. There are others but we said we wire merely suggesting and the above will give you an Idea of what we have. It’s the early bird that catches the worm an J the early shopper that or two weeks to friends and relatives at Doorun and Moultrie. Mrs. P. C. Doetnan apent last Satur day and Sunday very pleasantly with her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Bryant at the National Cemetery. When Vonr Joints are Still and your muscles sine irom cold 01 rheumatism, when you slip and sprain a Joint, strain yoor aide or bruise yourself. Painkiller win tako out the,picks up the belter things for presents. soreness and fix you right Always 1 have it with you and use it freely. Avoid substitutes, there la but one Perry 7* 25c * 35C | CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS. Rylander Shoe Company, AS*.

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1907-1910, December 23, 1909, Image 1