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trading store. at our Prepared For Cold Weather? certainly Steins to If save you Bargain do money, so. are Store come anxious and to you Louis will
KgdSnjXmTMITh! say ty K ng prepared as we have nd , lowered We "'ll the h ,?' P prices yo “ prepare on our - voureelf entire stock. ' We Now me!l " just will exactly what we
a few of our specials. we ask you to note
Clothing Clothing Underwear Underwear
We are overstocked in this line A big line of mens underwear
and they must go regardless of that sells everywhere for 65c
price. and our price is only 46c each
A $7.50 Mens suit for only $3.98 Ladies underwear frpm 24c each
A $10.00 Mens suit for only $6.48 on up to 50c
A $12.50 Mens suit only $8.39 Childrens union suits for 24c
A 15.00 Mens suit for only $8.98 Mens 50c work shirts for only 39c
And 17.50 20.00 and 25.00 suits We have an immense line of ex¬
to go lor only 11.00 tra quality blapkets that we
Boys and youths suits to go ac¬ are going to sell you at greatly
cordingly. reduced prices, we have to
many of them and mean to sell Look at this heavy Linene
Whittle boys pants from 25c on up dress trimmed in buttons Here is a real beauty for
A big line of boys overcoats to Best grade calico at 5c per yard and braid, a real beauty only $1.39. We have
go Good ginghams at 5c yard for $1.48. others from 48c on up.
at half price. Good per
Mens overcoats at almost sheetings at 5c per yard SWEATERS from 25c FOR EVERYBODY. Mens and ladies ~ Childrens
your Extra quality cotton checks 6,7c sweaters up. sweaters 48c up*
own price. Good cotton flannell 9-10 and 11c These are only a few of our many low
Mens pants from 89c pair on up 54 inch broad cloth yd. only 39c prices. A visit to our store will cer¬
to 4.98 no need of wearing old The dress goods priced down like¬ tainly convince that do just
ones. wise. advertise. you we as
we
Louis Stein s Bargain Store
The New Blue Front Store, The Home Of Low Prices, Covington, Qa.
PORTS FROM SOME
IF THE RURAL SCHOOLS
Almon.
[school opened Monday, Octo
We have enrolled thirty
Ws and will have quite a num
[WW | of ones next week.
our trustees, Messrs. Mar
Hyatt, were at our opening
omed the children and en
Ithem to do their best work,
i some work on the yard Tues
P® are going to do more later
I plant some trees,
jtope pear we to have make this had.—Katie the best
ever
Wte.
pingston High School.
fcton High School opened Oct.
tith an enrollment of eighty
IMpils.
[Sams >ldse conducted the devotion
- He gave us a very in
teik, asking the patrons to
^ with the teachers; and
'ey were not satisfied with
I Udren’s work to seek infor
| I* ^ ona the Hie pupils inside, have and not lis
to say.
IT lnaj iy visitors were present
U® 0D 1 and Hemphill and Col.
’s ’ gave us short talks.
Tr subject was, “The Build
Characters." R ev . Hemp
to us was, “To Work,”
f lD £ston also encouraged the
r arj( l patrons to co-operate
h achers, and make this
i ^Tessfui ^le school one. also Most of the
^ talks. gave en
Prof. Martin was
■ w a hope f ter to the have intere&t him
? ' ery often After
lof I ck? f - a va
the pupils all
to get back to work.
|o f w ! 6eted hi s teacher with
that we have four
I anvuh* 1 leac hers that are to
P ; and if We but do
w e wm J“7 h
l« ever e the best ‘ term
h ‘ ^ m the history of
oL_,. T *he Class
of 1915.”
NEW “SCHO
' an<5 Boller
horse se-^r > twenty
hor er ' BnSine and
used Bo5l€r ' Only
a r r,r
.« r iu
Brickstore School.
Professor J. O. Martin came out to
our school at Brick Store this after¬
noon and gave us an interesting talk
the subject of an education. We
were much pleased with his talk.
After hearing Mr. Martin’s talk we
feel more the need of an education,
and we shall strive t' do our best.
Mrs. D. L. Turner is our school
teacher. We think we have the best
teacher in the county.
I am in the seventh grade.
L.URLENE ELIOTT.
Flint Hill School.
Our school opened October 23rd,
with twenty-nine pupils, but the at¬
tendance is now almost double.
None of the patrons were with us
on the opening day, hut we have
the hearty co-operation of all.
Our teachers as well as we pupils
are all equally enthused with our
work.
Our studies are more than a regu¬
lar routine of school drudgery. They
are interesting and pleasing as well
as instructive.
Each pupil is striving to make this
our banner year, as we are better
equipped for our work than ever be¬
fore.
Our teachers have our welfare at
heart and are never too tired or
busy to explain any difficulty with
which we come in contact.
Our work covers all the common
school work and in addition we ha\ e
three grades of High School work.
Every morning we have devotional
exercises and when the roll is called
each pupil answers to his name with
an appropriate quotation.
The boys are making preparations
to organize their base ball team and
the girls are also making our plans
for ous basket ball match.
We w r ere very glad to have with us
recently our former teacher and pres¬
ent school superintendent, Prof. J.
O. Martin. We highly appreciated
his interesting talk and are always
glad to welcome him
FOR SALE.—TWENTY PURE BREP
Buff Orpington pullets. PTices
right. See Berto Lee.
WATCH THE KLEAN KITCHEN
Bakery window.
THE COVING‘TON NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1911‘.‘
h.—
Honor Roll.
Honor roll for Wood lawn School for
week ending Nov. 10.
Josie Dobbs, Sina Jane Dobbs, An¬
nie Dobbs, Clovis Dobbs, Wm.
Ruth Ozburn, Alice Adams, John
Adams, Lois Adams, Lucile Curtis,
Nellie May Loyd, Lucy Pearl Loyd,
Lillian Cowan.
WATCH THE KLEAN KITCHEN
Bakery window.
MONEY LOANED ON FARM LANDS
large loans for long terms prefer
IF YOU WANT GOOD FRUIT CAKE
leave your order now at Kiean
Kitchen Bakery, Phone 90.
IF YOU WANT GOOD FRUIT CAKE
leave your order now’ at Kiean
Kitchen Bakery, Phone 90.
Notice Debtors And Creditors.
State of Georgia, Newton County.
All persons holding claims against
the estate of Jim Sims, late of said
county, deceased, are requested to
render in same according to law, and
all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment.
This Sept. 12, 1911.
T. G. CALLAWAY,
Admin, of estate of Jim Sims, de¬
ceased.
IF YOU WANT GOOD FRUIT CAKE
leave your order now at Kiean
Kitchen Bakery, Phone 90.
Notice, Odd Fellows.
Regular meetings held every second
and fourth Thursday night of each
month. All members in good stanc
ing cordially invited to meet with us.
Work in the Initiatory degree at
next regular meeting. All members
urged to be present.
C. A. SOCKWELL, N. Q.
Our new Tailoring
books has arrived and
same big values as we
offer you in other lines
fit styles quality work¬
manship fully guaran¬
teed come and see them.
Yours Truly
J. I GUINN.
The Lyric Theater
will open on Thurs¬
day afternoon at 4:30
o’clock and will give
daily moving picture
displays. Best Pic¬
tures. Children un¬
der 12, 5c. Adults 10.
WATCH THE KLEAN KITCHEN
Bakery window.
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4 . DENTIST.
4 . dr. T. U. SMITH
4* Operations performed by the <
*S* latest and most scientific me- <
thods. Office, Room No. 9, <
•$> Star Building, Covington, Ga. >
4 . Phones: Res. 129-L; Of. 211. «
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IF YOU WANT GOOD FRUIT CAKE
leave your order now at Kiean
Kitchen Bakery, Phone 90.
IF YOU WANT GOOD FRUIT CAKE
leave your order now at Kiean
Kitchen Bakery, Phone 90.
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4 . DR. A. S. HOPKINS, Dentist. 4 .
4* Covington, Georgia. 4*
4 . 8 and 10 Star Building. 4'
4* Nitrous Oxide Gas Administered 4*
4 . Phones: Office 216, Res. 200-L .
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WATCH THE KLEAN KITCHEN
Bakery window.
FOR RENT—30 ACRES GOOD LAND
one mile west of Covington. Two
houses, one containing 4-rooms, I
3-rooms. 23 acres in cultivation, 6
acres in pasture. Outhouses on
both tracts. See J. H. ARNOLD,
Covington, R. F, D. No. 2.—2t.pd.
WANTED.—GOOD MILCH COWS.
S. C. JOHNSON, Porterdale, Ga.,
Route No. 2.—2-t.pd.
If its First Class Job Printing you
want, we do it.
Do One’s Best.
We cannot avoid meeting great is¬
sues. All that we can determine for
ourselves is, whether we shall meet
them well or ill. —Theodore Roose¬
velt
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We are complete in the Blanket line,
The winter is upon i is, and you will need
Blankets. You mus t buy. If you must;
why not buy them n ight? Prices 75c to
$6.50 per pair
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