About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1924)
Jewelery For Christmas Nothing makes a nicer Christmas Present than a Ring. Scarf Pin. Bracelet, or som§ other attractive piece of Jewelery, and it is something everybody appreciates. which We have a select line, fully guaranteed, to we invite your attention. Also a full line of Kodaks and supplies. Nunally’s Boxed Candies and many other suitable presents. A “Santa Claus” line will also be placed on display in due season. SICK ROOM SUPPLIES City *Druy Company JASPER, GEORGIA Pickens County Progress Published Weekly Claude M., and Robt. M. Edge, Editors and Proprietors Only Newspaper in County Subscription $1.00 per year Entered in the Postoffice at Jasper Ga., as mail matter of the 2nd class Miss Beulah Whitfield had an attack of acute indigestion Wed nesday night, but is some better at the present writing. There will bo a box supper at Harmony school house Friday night, December Sth. for benefit of the school. The coi tractor who is to build the concrete biidges oil the Federal aid project north of Talking Rock, ar rived this week and began prelimi nary work • Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Compton announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday, December 2nd. We will operate our gin Satur day of this week, and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of next week. Jasper Gin Co. Mr. Paul Dilbeck and family moved this week to Whitestone, where Mr. Dilbeck is opening a meat market and fancy grocery business, We hate to see them leave Jasper but wish them well in their new home. Miss Mary Stegall, a popular student at Agnes Scott, Decatur, spent the week-end with home folks. Mr. J. H. Hobson and family have moved from their farm near Philadelphia to Talking Rock, where Mr. Hobson will joiu his son M. E. Hobson, in the general mercantile business. Miss Mattye Lindsey has re turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs, Roy Floyd, in Bedford, Ind. When hearings in the election contest were resumed Tuesday, the Chastain faction did not rest t h e i r case, as it had been expected they would do, but held the floor until Thursday. The Long faction will begin of fering evidence Friday- Much time was occupied in re-checking the work of last week and in com paring the challenged list with the tax book, which showed a number of them had paid their taxes• Cash paid for scrap cotton. Bring in what you have. W. O. Westbrook. MissMayBelleHamrick and Mif f G ladys Holliday, who are teach ing in Marble City High School, spent the Thanksgiving holiday? witn Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Week? in Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Ben Haygood and family are moving this week from near Harmony to a farm near Ball Ground/ They will be followed by the best wishes of many friends This week Federal Prohibition Agents Hopkins and Felix Allred, accompanied by Mr. Grady Jones, captured near Dawsonville two men, a Hudson super-six coach —value about three thousanddol lars—and 100 gallons of whiskey. The men captured were Floyd Hughes and D. C. Sudan, of At lanta. The store of Mr. Walter L. Bryant, of Jerusalem, was dertoy ed Wednesday night by fire of un known origin. The building and stock of goods were totally de stroyed, with a loss estimated at $4,000 and no insurance, A message was received Wed nesday from Miss May Perry an nouncing her safe arrival in New York on her way home from the Baptist Mission Field in Africa. The message did not say what day she would arrive in Jasper, but her father expects her here about Saturday. All owing me on notes and ac counts please call and settle by January 1st, Mrs. J. M. Eaton, Jr. Miss Ora Pettett, daughter of Mr. R. L. Pettett, of Fairtnoum, died on Friday night jjifrom burns received several days before- She had been in bad health for years• She went down ro the wash place where other members of the family were v.ashing. She fainted, falling in to the fire She was about twenty-four years of age and had been a member of the Bap tist church for some time Mrs, Margurite Pickett,widow of the late Dr. Pickett who re sided in Jasper many years ago, died the past week at the home of her daughter in Knoxville, Tenn., and her body was brought to Canton for burial MOTHERS “snuffles” — stnfty, Why allow torment ana wheezy breathing to your Babies when quick relief follows the use of CHAMBERLAIN’S REMEDY COUGH No Narcotics Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Tax Col'ectorVLast Round Town, December 4th, pm. Truck Wheel 5th, a. m. Talking Rock 5th, p. m. Big Ridge 6th, a. m~. t^udville 6th, p.m. Sth, am. Hill 8 ih, p,tu. Sharp Mountain 9th, a.m, Persimmon tree 9th p.tu. Nelson 10th, am. Townsend 10th, p.m. Dug Road 12th a.nr. Grassy Knob 12lh, p. in Sharptop 13th, a. m. Town from 16th to 20th. Books ,vill close December 2^th. F, K. Staneil. Tax Collector. Mif if YA ■m ill \ F A"i. 'mm II 1 . : vibl.. ;• m ' I $ sr;*: That o u can appreciate and cannot afiord to Miss. time to buy Fall and vVint J- Clothing, Shoes, Blankets and ail your supplies i lie you can buy at these prices. For ten days, beginning Wednesday, December .^rd, and ending Saturday, December 13th, we wil! sell goods at prices below present Vv holesale cost. First Day Specials On the first day, December 3rd, we will sell, one to a customer, $.1.00 worth Soap, no ofl brands, .uni rowders, in a good galvanized ten quart bucket $p 35 values, all for 89 c. Two 300 page school tablet for •“’C, and with each ->air of shoes purchased that day we will give one ablet and pencil free. Dress Goods All wool French Serge 42 in. $2.2-5 value, all colors, per yard..................................................... $ 1.69 51.25 values, all colors, per yard......................... 94 52 in. Amoskegg Ginghams 25c value, per yd.' .16 ypron Ginghams, per yard........................—................. .13 >7 in. all wool Flannels reduced to .......................... 98 c Hose Men’s Socks, per pair......................................... .04 Ladies’ new cotton Hose 9c per pair up. Brand, Children’s Hose, all sizes and colors, Bear 50c values for 30c. Men’s all wool Socks per pair 30c Dresses Big line all wool Dresses. Poiret Twin, Flannel, ind Serges. Pen stripe, blocked and plain, all new styles and the very best materials. Stylish $15 09 values for $6.98. Coats Misses and Children’s Coats from $4.00.up. Real good materials. Ladies and young ladies’ Coats from $6.00 up, If yon haven’t bought your Coats, you will do well to see this line. ~rxt gum m-vmtfwr-iiHtmm Sweaters Misses and Children’s all wool Sweaters from $ 1.69 up. Men’s Sweaters, sizes 36 to 40, $1.69. These are real bargains and big values. MR.I grfgNHMKag! Clothing For the entire family. Boys’ Suits from $4 85 up. Men’s Suits $12.00 up. Stylish suits for young, men. We make Clothing a specialty, so let us sell yon your next suit. Three belted Overcoats, very stylish as well as serviceable. A dandy Coat and you will readily agree with us when you see these Coat values. Coat for $18.00, We welcome you to our store, where you wilt fird e: urteous treatment at all time* Lovelady-Dunca iB i w – a Co BALL GROUND, CSrJPL. 1 -■* ALL KIND ts 0 Oranges, Nuts, Bantianas, Figs, Pine Apples, Cur rants, Cranberries, Cranberry 5auce, Citron, f ancy Peaches and Apples. j Will Give Best Prices for Chickens and Eggs J. T. ATHERTON Shoes!' Shoes! You will readily appreciate the value in Shoes offered here when you sec our goods and get our prices on Low-Caland Dress Shoes, as well at heavy Sh'oes for inter We have a big stock to select from an ! m cave you money. Specials For Monday, December 8 We will sell 12 '2 pounds good granulated Sugar for $1.00, and seyen big packs Arm – Hammer So, 1 a for 25c anaramf-imz, Ide Shirts A complete line of Ide and other brands of Snirts. Ide $ 4.25 shirts for $3,29; $3.25 values for $2.69; $2.00 vaiut-s ior $1.64. They consist of Downing Street and 1! :* 0 ad Cioth. Real values. Notions Men’s Shoe Laces, extra good, per pair lc Common Sewing Needles per paper lc Hundreds of other things at a bargain that we have not room to mention. Specials for Friday, December 12th (food Grade L. L. Sheeting, 36 inches yard, wide, for extra value, 10 yards to a customer, at 13c one day only. jortw. Flour Good Flour $2.20 sack. We have a big stock of Flour that we bought right and can sell same be low the wholesale price today. Make Your Hens Lay We a ill nay you 60c dozen for eggs and sell you 25c size Poultry Powders lor 9c pk. Bring on your produce. We have just listed above a few of the many values we will off.Tithe public for these Clearence Days. > Our store is full ol new goods, as we bought heavily this fall in lace of advancing pi ices, and will have to reduce this stock before taking inven tory. So you up 11 do well to visit our store and share in these values. Onr stock consist of a full line 0 ! Clothing, Drv Goods, Notions, Furniture, Stoyes and Ranges, Rugs and a big warehouse full of Feed Stuff that will sell in this Clearence Sale.
