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Spring Weather and a Pair of
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A combination hard to beAt-.-especially when fitted
th,e Walk-Over way.
A big bunch of real satisfaction awaits you in one
of our new Spring modols.
Here you .will find everything that any man or
young man could want or wish for in the way of
fashionable footwear. . / ’
A glance at onr windows will serve'to show you
the authentic styles f'.r Spring.
$3.50 3
$5.00
rring
‘ March;-. >.d jf Quality”
New Ordinarys Elected In
Dough3i*ty and Low;u! jc.
W. E. Smith was elected onlin
ary of Dougherty county in a
special election last Tiiessdiiy to
succeed his. brother, the laic,
Samuel W. Smith. L.'J. H >rri.«s
tKb only other canidate, received
119 vote3 to Smith’s 383, Thi'.
election was for the uiVcxpired
term only.
T. N. Holcombe was elected
ordinary of Lowdes county in
the special election held Tuesday
to fill the Vacancy caused by the'
recent death of S. M Varncdoe.
There were eight candidates in
the race. Holcombe's plurality
was about 120, .
Mr. Julian Roddcnbery went
vip to Macon last Friday to attend
the baseball games between
Mercer and University of Georg
ia. "Stick” as he was known
when attending Mercer, was .one
of the best'college''ball players
in the South, and we can ima-
agine how happy he was Friday
when Mercer beat Georgia.
The game on Saturday .was won
by Georgia.
Ordinary Herring' conducted
some business jin his court last
Monday. Read the citations for
May in another colnmn /of the
OFFICIAL ORGAN.
Card Of Thanks :
We take this method of; ex-
! pressing our heartfelt , thanks to
ivise who were so kind to us dur-
ie recentrviUpeaa and death
bur. dear hus'bimd and father,
e also thank those - who
sent and carried such beautiful
floral offerings. Mgy the Lord
bless each and every one of you
is our pi dyer.
Mrs. 1). W. Maxiyeliand children.
PROTRACTED MEETING TO GAIRO C11V COURT
BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY. TO CONVENE MONDAY.
Revival services will begin at; The April ten
the Methodist church next Sun- City Court will
day by the pastor, Hew W. L. j Monday with 11s
Wright, assisted by Rev. 0. -B. j W. J. Willie, pro
Chester,' pastor of St. . Luke’s {tra Cat i - 1)1
church in Columbus. duties of so'id to
Rev. Mr. -Chester is one of thr ; vlt-N ur and Shari
J. L. OLIVER’S SON
Grady County’s Largest Store *
strongest preachers in tin. South
Georgia Conference and v ,is sain
to i>e a very fine revivalist.
Next Sunday morning arid
evening Rev E. F: Morgan,
Presiding Elder of the Thomas-
ville district, will preach v and it
is hoped that he will bu greeted
by large audiences. j
Rev. Mr. Chester is an oil
Grady county boy and is} pleas
antly remembered by many of
our citizens, who. will be glut
to learn that he is to assist ir
this, big revival. His mo.he
now lives in Wluh m anile hi s
iiiways been a frequent visit, r
to this comity.
Pastor Wright extends an in
vitatior. to the christjon people
if the town to co-operate with
hirin' iti.this revival and hope the
people generally will attend each
service.
The meeting will last two
wepks arid longer if sjjuk'icrii
interest is shown.
We trust that our people will
attend regularly and that much
good will be accomplished.
.clevjiies.livkir
spective dulk-;;
It will ba-rii
Willie iin l S"ii
elected, at tlu
n of the Gaii.o
convene iiext
Honor, Judge
iding, arid Col.
ling after, the
r. with Gleil
If Garr and his
after their ro
led that Judge
>r Carlisle wen
st election and
this will he their first court, to
Mr. A. M. Horton, of Oordele,
ii.:s purchased-the Dodge County
Herald at Eastman and will be in
Charge of this paper hereafter.
Mr. Burton is arVold newspaper
man but recently has beeo owner
of a road show, the "Lon Burton
Minstrels”, which appeared at
the school auditorium here a few
•Weeks ago. We wish you much
success, friend Burton, and hope
to be with you at the annual
meeting of the Press this sum
mer. • ■ •
The White Pine' W. 0. W.
Camp No. 826 will give an oyster
supper and entertainment at the
Dickey School House next Friday
evening, the 16th. The public is
cordially invited to attend • and
the proceeds from the supper will
be used in building a hall for the
camp. .
Grand Master To B«
Here In May
The Masonic Lodges of Gradv
County will hold their regular
convention hereon May llthnext
and a large crowd will be with
us on that day as every Masonic
Lodge in the County will he rep
resented.
While the program has not
been arranged in fall, yet it is
certain that grandmaster N. H.
Ballard, of Brunswick, will be
the honor guest, and chief orator
of the da>\
The public is extended a-''cor-
dial welcome to hear the address
of Grandmaster Ballard.
We will give a complete pro
gram for the day in a later issue,
but make your arrangements now
to c; me to Cairo bn this date.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Always Fresh Stock on Hand
Quick Delivery Efficient Service
R. p. BENNETT, The Grocer
We call attention to tire ad of.
Mr. R. P. Be'nnett, the grocer, in
this issue. Mr. Bennett keeps a
complete stock of fresh groceries
and meats and will appreciate
your patronage.
The Mouth Wash That Dentists
Use
■ Too many people think that
when they have cleansed their
teeth carefully they have done
all that is necessary, but the fact
is that good dentists nearly al
ways advise the use of a good
mouthwash in addition.
Dentists probably know better
than anyono else what is requir-
ed. They insist that a good
mouthwash must be both astrin
gent and antiseptic.
A Woman Selected Our Lingerie
Stock
'That i i your assurance that every dainty garment in our assort-
nent is ot a quality and style you will like. But this lingerie is
sensible and practical as well as exquisite. And the stock is large
enough that you find it easy enough to select the garments vou will
like.
You really will be delighted with the showing. Just, come in
and see whether you are planning to buy anything or not. The
prices are, of course, just as low as it is possible to make them.
See our white goods, dress goods and trimmings.
J. L. Olivers Son,
Judge W. J; Willie.
Boraline
is compouned from the prescrip
tion furnished by a first class
dental surgeon. It destroys germ'
life in the mouth and around the
gums, and has a distinct harden
ing effect on the gums, causing
them to cling closely to the teeth,
thus protecting the roots.
We positively recommend
Penslar Boraline as a necessary
part of tho dental toilet.
Price 50 cents.
The Grady Pharmacy
a THE PENSLAR STORE
hold.
We learn that the docket for
this term contains more than 150
cases, mostly civil business.
Judge Willje is an..able, law
yer and eminent jurist and we
predict that the business of this
court will be dispelled fairly/
quickly and impartially.
Col. Carlisle is-,.lawyer of "fine
peputatian-and one of the nest
prosecuting attorneys, .in 'this
section of the state.-.
Below we give the jurors
for this term, of court.
T:M. Duggar, L D. Singletary,
W. J. Broom, J: .0:'Harrell,
Do West, Orren ' Moore, Miles
Whitfield, R. P„ Bennett, W. A
Skipper. A. W.; Miller, C. C
Duggar, J. AW Burroughs. J. H.
Bryant, I. P. Qh'apman, G. D
Reddick. Charlie Green, John C.
Gainev. W. G. Spence, R. D.
Ponder, R. L. Nicholstn, W. E.
RehbergR.M. Walden, Duncan
Fulfo'rd,J. Oscar Harrell.
Tho City Court of Whigham
will convene in Whigham the
fourth Monday and will be pre
sided over by Judge Willie,, with
the above named officers' looking
after their respective duties.
The following jurors have been
drawn to serve at this court.
H. M. Butler, J- L. Lodge,
N. B. Dalton, J. F. Williams, W
C. Bell, A. B. Mobley, E. L. Les
ter, C. H. Brinson, L. H. Ponder,
C. 0. Maxwell, C. L. Cannon
L. 0. Maxwell, R. W. Gainey, E
G. Martin, B. 0. Harrison. L. H
Harrison, J. T, Larkins, W. E
Darsey.
Notice To '-Valor And
Light Cousumers
Your attention' is again called
to the former action that was
taken by the Mayor and Council,
in regard *-o the payment of
Water and Light bills.
Bills paid on or before the
10th of the month a discount of
10 per cant will be allowed on
metered current. And all bills
that are not paid by the 15th,
of the month, services will be
discontinued; All water and
Light bilis are to be paid at
the Clerks Office.
J. II. Connell,
City Clerk.
Cairo, Ga.
News Items From The
Themasville Press.
Mr. K. M. Bennett the auto
man of Cairo was a business
visitor in this city Thursday.
Mr.o.
druggist* dt' Whigham was a
welcome visitor in this eity Mon
day.
Mrs. 8. F. Parry. wife of the
esteemed editor of the Grady
OountyJWrotwss, was a pleasant
visitor in this city Friday.
Dr. and Mffl. A. B. Cook of
Cairo spent the week end with
their daughter,Mrs. W. A. Sutt
on in this city. They returned
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. J. M. McNair, the clever
and efficient clerk of Grady Coun
ty, spent Saturday afternoon
with hisnumerous friends in this
city
Mr. Owen Davis, Cashier of
tho Cairo Banking Company
spent Sunday afternoon with
friends in Thomasvillc.
Mesrs. W. H. Robinson and H.
0. Cannon of Cairo were busi
ness visitors in Thomasvillc Mon
day.
Col. and Mrs. R. C. Bell of
Cairo spent several hours in
Thomasville Monday en route
home from Moultrie where Mrs
Bell spent Kaatet with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Vereen.
ColBellcame down from Al
bany where he has been attend
ing Dougherty superior court,
and accompained Mrs. Beil
home. Vie'.-v, '0.
Judge W. J. Willie of the city
court of Cairo will hold his first
term at] Cairo next Monday.'
Vest Button Saves
Young Man’s Life.
But for the fact that a button
on his vest was just exactly
where it was, Hugh Hart, a well
known young man "living near
the line of Grady and Thomas
counties would probably have
been killed by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol which lie and
his brother, Vernon Hari, were
working.
It seems that the young men
were trying to insert a cartridge
in a 38 caliber pistol, both of
them working at it, when in
someway just as the cartridge
was forced into the chamber the
gun discharged, hitting Hugh
Hart in the che9t. The load hit
the button of his vest and glanc
ed, lodging in the side making a
painful, but not dangerous
wound.
Dr. Kincaid of Pine Park, and
Dr. Walker, of this place ex
tracted the bullet and the
young man is reported in good
health.
The Messrs Hart are sons of
the Rev. A. T. Hart, living near
Ballard’s mill on the Cairo and
Jjhomasville public road,
Miss Susie StnbQS came home
from Fitzgerald Tuesday. She ex
pects to spend a few weeks at
home recuperating befere return
ing to her duties in the Grammar
Schools at Fitzgerald.
The Press learn3 that the docket
before the new Judge contains
140 cases as a starter. Judge
Willie is an able lawyer and
will soon have the machinery
of his court working on schedule
time
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always rely on «>ic fact that your money is safe at
all times. We observe the laws governing banks,
and always conduct our business on safe and sound
business principles. Our officers and Directors are
men with business experience and our policy is
always SAFETY FIRST.
We offer you an absolutely safe place to deposit your
Money.
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