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Ready to Gin Your Cotton Every piece of machinery is in good condition and we are able to promise you service and a good sample. Bring us your Cotton and you will not be disappointed T. S. Copeland, Cen. Mgr, •tr-rr—v—Tr fit® LIV[ STOCK C0HPADT TOR CAIRO Crawford-Miller Company Successors to J. D. Holman and Miller Bros. Company. We beg to announce that in forming this new company the affairs of both of the old concerns are in our hands for liquida tion and ask that all parties concerned take notice. We cordially invite the public generally to pay us a call when in need of MULES, HORSES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HAR NESS AND ACCESSORIES. n forming this new company it enables us to completely he wants of the people with everything in our line. Give us a trial and we assure you that we can please you; before you buy give us an opportunity and be convinced. Remember We Want Your Business. Terms to Suit ' GRADY COUNTY PROGRESS-PACE “Bunkered!” / a—. j When a golf player is “BUNKERED”, he is “UP AGAINST IT” and “IN BAD,” to use the slang of the day. Local merchants are “BUNKERED” when you fail to patronize them and send your money out of town to mail order houses. | The town itself is “BUNKERED” when it does not hustle for new industries and support a live Board of Trade. iDon’t Be Bunkered! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith spent Friday in Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Bob McManeus of Jacksonville, who were called to the bedside of the former’s mother. Mrs. M. G. McManeus who has been very ill, are here for a few days. Mr. McManeus returned home Wednesday and Mrs. McManeus will stay over for some time. You can’t afford to do without this paper. The price is an in significant matter when compar ed to the real value it will be to your home. Every issue is a live issue. Let us send you the Progress. tf Mrs. T. S. Copeland spent a day or two last week, the guest of Mrs. McMillian of Ochlocknee. LOCAL ITEMS Rev. Andrew Mize of Griffin spent the first bf the week in the city, a guest of Mr. Ira Carlile. Choice lot of stable fertilizer for fall gardens. Will deliver by the load. See the Crawford- Miller Co., Holman’s old stand. Mr. L. J. Merritt, of Route No. 3, accompanied by his fam ily, will take a needed vacation about August the 10th. They will go to Lanark and Panacea for ten days fishing and bathing. The Progress joins their many friends in wishing for them a restful vacation. Leslie Powell has returned from his vacation which he spent very pleasantly at Quitman with home folks., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lindsey and Mr. W. H. Searcy left Mon day for Panacea Springs for a few days outing at that popular resort. Mr. T. H. Hesters of ‘Route 2 was among the visitors to Cairo Tuesday. Do you need a good Sewirg Machine on easy payments? If so, see J. I. Singletary, the Singer Agent. There is no ma chine just as good as the Singer. J. I. Singletary, Cairo, Ga. tWMWUliWWWWWWMWWWI j For Clean Towels And 5 | Sharp Razors Go To | [ W. H. P. Oneal’s | j Barber Shop | l South Broad Street, I l Cairo - • - Ga. $ Died in Florida. News was received' Monday of the death of Mrj Charley Oates at his home at-White Springs, Fla., Sunday. The deceased wa s for many years a *oitizen of this section of Georgia and visited Cairo about eight years ago for the last time. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Robinson, relatives of the deceased, went to White Springs to attend the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Comer after spending some time with relatives here, have returned to their home in Eufaula, M's 3 Margaret Stringer has returned home from a visit to relatives in Metcalfe. Epworth League Social. The Senior League was de lightfully entertainedlast Friday evening at the League Hall. About twenty-five or thirty Lea guers were present. Several in teresting games played. Follow ing these, the speech of a well known Venetian was given by Rev. W. L.. Wright. The liter ary knowledge of the Leaguers was also tested. The most im portant of all, to some of the smaller ones, was the ample sup ply of punch. All returned home with forgottten troubles. . Choice lot of stable fertilizer for fall gardens. Will deliver by the load. See the Crawford-Mil ler Co., Holman’s old stand.