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fe Miss Esther Curry, of Climax
Up the guest of Mrs; J. A. Lind
sey.
$ Mre. R. L. Bennett, of Moul-
ftrie, is the guest of W. F. Ben-
‘‘ofett. and family this week.
?»>' A Seventy Five' Dollar dia-
feio^d ting, may be yours—See C,
Sanders.
col. and Mrs. Ira Carlisle spent
%id‘day in Thomasville Monday.
; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown
Fapent Sunday in Thomasville.
jL Mr.'W. A. Sutton, of Thomas-
i?ville, spent Sunday- with, hdme
; folks,.... ......
Wf Dwelling house to rent, \V. A.
f'Walker, f/t ,Y •<*
See C. F. Sanders about that'
l^amond . rirjg proposition. It
wifi interest you.
lr. Harmon Harrell, of near
fme Sink, was a business visitor
^airo Tuesday.
Rev. W. L. Wright left Monday
' to attend the annual session of
Sodxh Georgia Conference, to be
ield at Savannah this week. ■
-| Dr. A, B. Cooke has returned
IfrsAn Moultrie, where he attend'
jfd-the State
’^asfc week.
Baptist convention
tFor Reat-^A sik room house.
Fan’get posession at once. Ap-
ily-to I. Q. Smith.
J, P. VanDuzen was a visi-
. f ,r*n,Th.omasville on business
, fast Thursday.
D.' L. Williams spent Fri-
in Thomasville on business.
i-s. Joe White-was the guest
Matives in. Metcalf last week.
ood mule for sale cheap. Ap-
i]ftbWh;N,ay lor,.Whigham, Ga.
iute 5/
Rev. B. D. Ragsdale is a visi-
jioiKin Atlanta this week.
Raymond Sutton and family
has returned to Brinson after
spending several days \lith rel
atives here.
Miss Hattie Covington, of
Thomasville, is the guest of Mrs.
W. E. Sutton this week.
LOST—On streetB of Cairo,
small buckskin purse with “com
pliments Whigham Trading Co”
printed thereon, contained $19
in bills, also syrup receipts from
Wight Bros. Reward if returned
to Poulk Bros. Co.
R. E. Wheeler
S t R. F. D. 1. Whigliam.
Miss Lyda ; Green land Mrs.
Scott, 6f Bainbridge, spent Mon
day with Mre J. Q. Smith.
K. M. Bennett spent Tuesday
afternoon in Thoniasyille on bus-
inees. .
Pay your city taxes—The hooks
are now open.
B. M. Johnson, C. & T.
JTCandler, Hansell or Jack Robin
son county, call it what you may
the masses of the people don’t
want it, and if you don’t cater
to the people, you are not in it,
son.
Thomasville Press.
Mr. Richard Pierce, of Monti-
cello, was here Tuesday.
Call and pay your city taxes.
B. M. Johnson, C. & T.
Whigham News, R. F. D. No. 5.
J. N. Butler attended to busi
ness in Bainbridge Saturday.
Rev. W. G. Sellars filled his
regular appointment at Provi
dence Saturday and Sunday.
Hiram Collins and Miss Mattie
Butler attended services at Live
Oak Sunday.
Hugh Sellars attended to busi
ness in Cairo Saturday.
Haryie Maxwell- spent Satur
day night with Willie Butler.
Mr. and. Mrs, C. A. Alread vis
ited thfe lattere parents; Mr. and
Mrs} Joe Collins, of hear - Cairo,
Saturday, and Sunday. '
Mesdames John Harrison Jim
^mith and Gordon Dollar visited
in Bainbridge Sunday,
Mrs. Mamie Baggett visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs J., M.
Cutts,.Saturday.and Sunday.
M. P. Maxwell attended to
business in Cairo Friday,
Mrs. A. L. Wamble visited her
son, Henry Wamble Sunday.
A. L. Wamble attended to bus
iness in Cairo Saturday.
J. D. Sellars and wife spent
Saturday night with J. N. Butler
and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Rube McAfee
visited relatives near Boston the
latter part of iast week.
Mrs. Emma Gaineous visited
Mrs C. F. Wamble Sunday.
John Addeason spent Sunday
with Noah Butler.
Mr, W. E. Naylor add wife
visited Mr. J. D. Sellers and wife
Sunday.
Hugh Sellers and Miss Cant
Andrews, Willie Butler and Miss
Hebbie Sellers visited Misses
Lillian and Maggie Mills Sunday
afternoon.
Henry Holland was selling
syrup in Cairo Saturday
A. No. 1.
Reno Locals.
Preaching at Bethel Sunday
was weil attended; 1 •
‘ Misses’ Caridis Harrison and
Maggie Rehherg were seen' neat’
Whigham Sunday. Guess who
was with them?
Mr. and Mrs. R. C; Rehberg
visited their parents 3$. and Mrs.
John Davis Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Rehberg spentSun-
day with Mrs. Todd.
Mrs. J. W. Davis spent Sun-,
day with Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. Walter Lee visited her
sister Mrs. Arthur Lee .Sunday.
Mrs, Cassielbery and Mrs. R*.
A. Rehberg spent Tuesday night
with. Mrs; G. : W. -Rehbeig dnd
mother Mrs. Lizzie Earrett.
Mrs. 1 Joe Lee spent Sunday
with her daughter Mre. Arthur
Lee.
Miss Candis Harrison spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Maggie Rehberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Harrison
visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Stallings Sunday.
The Missis McCloed of Bain
bridge Ga.-, are visiting their
brother near Reno.
Cairo, R. F. D. No. 4.
Oliver Hall and wife spent
Sunday with Sol Whitfield and
wife.
Misses Carrie and Eva Lee
spent Stmday witli Miss Maggie*
Whitfield.' ..
M«. Lovett and .Miss Bessie
Whitfield were married Sunday;
We wish for them a long and
hapjiyjife. V
Mr. and Mrs. G. *W. Johnson,
ofBeaehtpn. were over in our
section Sunday.
>virile you are in Cairo sub
scribe for the Progress and get
Hie paper that carries th.e news.
Mr. • and Mrs. Charlie Whitfield
pf Calvary., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Weitfie.d Sunday.
0. B.'C, . ‘
saasaassaiaraM^
YOUR CHILDREN ARE YOUR FIRST CARE AND ATTENTION: The de
mands for Winter clothing, shoes, and hosiery are facing you RIGHT NOW.
OF COURSE
You want them to be well clothed, and, it’s necessary at this time to buy WELL;
Not too cheaply, for quality must be considered, especially in buying for the active
little folks.
IN THE SHOE LINE,
E. F. Horne, of Metcalf,
! was a visi tor in Cairo Sunday.
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Get your work done at the
feity. Pressing Club; satisfaction
le verdict'of all their custo-
tya---
Col. R • R. Terrell, of Whig-
mi, was a visitor in Caii'o Tues-
on business.
r.' Dan McNair, of Whigham,
a visitoi in Cairo Tuesday.
W/ 'Mr. and Mrs. J. B.. Wight left
• ’ 'l^iisday at noon to attend the
-annual South Georgia conference
Savannah. They will return
Mpnday.
j. Each member of the City
Pressing Club will always re-
,;:e^ve the best service, and will
;be eligible for the ten dollar
j ninthly prize.
r
if? Mr. Julian Roddenbery, who
y wab compelled by a severe attack
^of'Sickness to leave Mercer Uni-
ffversity, at Macon, some months
*■%/& has recovered sufficiently to
♦resume his work there, and left
; Friday for Macon to re-enter col
lege.
YOUR BOY
*s
FOR MEN,
For children, we handle the most reliable line we can get anywhere; the prices,
run from $1.00 up. Then we have a fine line of the reliable “Tess and Ted” shoes
for boys and girls; prices from $1.50 up. ' Right here, we will say, that this line
is a really fine value, and it WILL PAY YOU .TO BUY THIS QUALITY.
The ladies shoes run from $1,50 to $4.00, in the newest and best lines and models', and
the quality is there, too. We have the best assortment of ladies hosiery in Cairo ; and
you will find here everything in the hosiery line for children, misses, boys andmen.
Must have warm and serviceable clothing. We have an especially good line for
the boys, particularly in suits, from $2.00 up, Plenty of odd pants, from 50 cents up
A complete line of boys underwear hats,.caps, shirt's, sweaters; everything a boy
needs: SPECIAL PRICES ON BOYS CLOTHING FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MEN’S CLOTHING FOR NEXT. FIFTEEN DAYS,
Some excellent values in this lipe. We handle a complete line of everything made
for mens wear, hats, shoes shirts, underwear etc.
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Merchandise of Quality.