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RKV S t m\‘tu TO Att&S'V
HW mStoUtStliY JtyHUitl;
tkr; a. F. t>iTifiy the pclpoler JtifttW
«*f ike Newborn charge, wag in Cov¬
ington Tuesday eu route to Columbus,
Ohio, to attend the great Missionary
Jubilee, which will be a religious
event of much interest. Mr. Davis
was feeling much gratified over the
fact that the members of his charge
were complimenting him with this
trip and he will doubtless have some¬
thing of interest to report to them on
lii s return. ,
Mrs. T. J. Harwell and sons, for¬
merly of Covington, now of Nashville,
;Tenn., were in the city test week,
guesst of relatives. Mrs. Harwell
was called home by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Dillard Adams.
A Cordial Welcopie.
Awaits my friende and cus¬
tomers at the Greenfield Build¬
ing Soda Company, 136 Mariet¬
ta Street, Atlanta, and the invi¬
tation is wide open. Call and
see us. Z. A. STEELE.
J. I. GUINN’S GASH
STORE i.i i i
SPOT CASH!
ONE PRICE!
BIG VALUES!
New Goods Of
Season Arriving
Every Few Days
J. I. GUINN
COVINGTON, GA.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Scarcity of labor and other prevailing conditions have delayed the completion of the work of re¬
modeling our building, but we are prepared to serve our friends and patrons with the b#jt that there is
in drugs, cold drinks and everything else to be found in a modern drug store. Prescriptions are receiving
our usual careful attention and it w T ill be a pleasure for us to serve the trade.
Our new store will he the largest and handsomest on the Georgia Railroad between Atlanta and Aug¬
usta; one of the largest in Georgia an every effort will be exerted to render satisfactory service.
A CORDIAL WELCOME ALL THE TIME
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THE CITY PHARMACY
PHONE No. 4 COVINGTON, GA.
W <!AVI*<?TON NDWS, COVLM0T9N, GA, THURSDAY, JW® J», 1010
'too tiAHb 4 Proposition
Wk THE O. O. P. TO H.4*JDiJS
•I bilge C. H. Brand- of Ath&ttA, Con¬
gressman from the Eighth District of
Georgia, 1 r« prove:', too hard a propo
sl.nia for the <;. o. I to tackle, ac¬
cording to The Atlanta Constitution,
which comments as follows:
“Despite the fact that the Republi¬
cans have been reducing the Demo-
THE POOREST MAN -
Is not he who earns little,
but he who saves nothing.
There is never any chance
of being too rash in saving
money.
Absolute safety will mark
your account with us. Start
now and get on Easy street
before you are too old.
Bank of Covington
R. R. FOWLER, J. L. STEPHENSON, J. E. PHILIPS,
President Vice-Preaident Caahier
Covington, Georgia.
White! iepfesegf atiofi? Ob the idipOrtc tit
Gffciintfcee* on a baW* Of putty ratio
Oa the floor, Georgians have held on to
their did assignments, even the young¬
er members who were necessarily down
on the lists. Judge Brand, of tne
Eighth, held two exceptionally im¬
portant assignments in the Both Con¬
gress'.—Banking, Currency and Edu¬
cation. The Republicans this year,
hungry as wolves, wanted to pull down
(•he Deihov riiis mi both of these Com¬
mittees, but they didn’t pul) Hie Geor¬
gian off of either of them. Therefore
Congressman Brand will again l*e on
the same Committees Ibis year, and
they will be doubly import, ut by reas¬
on of the volume of important re
struction legislation that must go be¬
fore them.'’
If you are going to put up
that house this spring, this is the
safe place to buy lumber.
Nearly it is the economical place to Nearly
buy everything you need.
everbjody everybody
lumber buys it
uses building paper,
lath,
Lumber shingies, roofing, from us
wall board,
screens,
sash,
doors,
mouldings,
interior finish, window frames, cem e nt and brick
Others have dealt with us to their
entire satisfaction. So can you.
D. A. THOMPSON Lumber Company
TELEPHONE No. 145. COVINGTON, GA
GET IN THE
Get a ticket and swim for a dime.
10 hath tickets, $1.00; 20 bath tickets.
$2.00 : 30 bath tickets, $3.00.
COVINGTON NATATOR1UM CO.
“An ad in The Nws is worth Four
on The Fence.”
WANTED lVditi j private p« t |i es
_
Egg*, chickens, butter and country
produce. State price and durntitv’
.T, G. COURTNEY. -J46 Wash**
ton street, Atlanta, Oa.—le.
A. K. HANVKES’ OPTICIAN win
be at our store, ONE DAY only
M onday, JUNE 3uth.
H MOBLEY.
