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Good furniture, well selected,
adds life, beauty, attractive¬
ness, to any home.
It .is cheaper o make the home sufficiently attrac¬
tive to retain your interest, than to look always for amuse¬
ment elsewhere.
We will lie!i» vm beautify your home, and a trip
through our store will eonvince you of our extraordinary
values and completed stock.
PIANOS, ORGANS
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EDWARDS
FURNITURE VjdSirS' CO.
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noon coven/NGs
IF YOl WANT <H IGK ACTION SEE
Atlanta Land and Auctiou Go.
ANSLFV HOTEL, ATLANTA. GA.
We are the people who seli farms and lots of farm*
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and lots. My! My! !f you want to sell your farm
put it in our hands and ’‘Kiss It Good-bye.”
O. G. CLARK, Auctioneer
JOHN 1*. OGLESBY, Gen. Manager.
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When the Storm Breaks.
Our observation is that a woman
‘an get very tired of a husband "ho
Bunks Ms station in t'.fe demands
in.re " eli.v ,!:an lu-rs .'lues Dallas
sc ;s
Lizard's Eyelid Transparent.
There is a lizard living hi the Trans¬
caspian desert that has the lower eve
lid fused with the upper; it is trans¬
parent, and like a window, I,*t>, in
light, but excludes saml.
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Zig-Zag The Tread I mm
Mechanically and eeientlflcaUy under cor- all tSj i*j # 3
rect tor greatest security :<&
road conditions. The «ih
I, /\ and ^ shaped cups alter- j <
cat* on both aides of the extra wide,
fcetvy tread. Skidding is minimized.
Parallel Bar Bases of the ’Tine
Trees” and straight Center Line of
tread are thick rubber studs that as
aUt in keeping the wheels "head on.”
Puncture-Proof Ever}] Coz'd Quality
iU EE cord Cord tires Puncture-Proofs that can win an are argument the only tests tnrc-Procf-i Bcfcre were everything Le’ng subjected offered that to to the the cord severest public.
|v- with steel. They were a tire
Let the thinnest, toughest, sharpest nail should be—not a single cord quality had
spike pierce the triple been sacrificed Lo make them puncture
©r stoutest try to proof.
thickness of steel discs. They cannot pass.
j5[our tube is safe. The cord construction Let us show you the quality and construc¬
Is uninjured. Not a cord cut or weak- tion of this remarkable tire.
jened, for the steel discs are placed be¬
tween the cords and the tread. -i.: fzjs>
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For eighteen months Lee Cord Pune
Weaver S; Pit-man,
LE113 Covington, Oa.
Cord or Fabric
Puncture Proof
Ri iE'CoraKifis iewJofjt nctuti? Proof Tires
‘Smile at Miles’
THE COVfNGTON NEWS, COVINGTUJN, GEOHGIA,
‘'Venerable Bede.”
The Venerable Bede or Beda was a
Saxon churchman of deep piety and
great classical learning. He was born
about the year 672, at Jarrow In Dur¬
ham, England, near the mouth of the
Tyne. He died In June, 735, just as
he had completed a translation Into
Saxon of St. John’s Gospel. His chief
original work Is hts “History of the
Anglo-Saxon Church," written in Lat¬
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WAN! COLUMN
I.oST.—One Wire Wheel for auto
and Casing 32x4 1 -2 for Slutz Car.
Up F. C. Almond.
FOK SALE—One seven-room, one
five-room house in North Covington.
Water, Lights. See the editor.—tf.
Refined young lady desires offiee
work, now or in September. Reply
immediately, P. < >. Box 38, Covington,
Ga. tf
Highest prices paid for chickens,
eggs and country produce. My frien.ts
come to see me: i( will he nppreci
Sock-well's corner.—Stc.
3tc Jeff Davis Ellington.
LOST—Bunch of keys, one Sim¬
mon's key. and ne large brass keoy,
several small keys. Lost on the streets
of Covington Wednesday morning.
Finder notify C. W. RAMSEY, Cov.
ton, (Ja.. and get reward.—lte.
Now is a good time to plant Ruta¬
baga turnip seed. Beets and Rape. I
have all kinds of Turnip seed. Don’t
forget to plant Beans and put out
tomato plants for late crops. 1 have
heliable seed si F. W. Simmons tf
Several houses and lots. Business
lots for stores. House and lot and
farms. Fifteen acres fine land in, Cov¬
ington and number well improved
farms from 64 to 565 acres for sale.
Come and see me. .7. A. WRIGHT.—tf
MONROE COUNTY FARMS FOR
SALE.—Rangiugin acreage from 100
to 1000. Improvedaml unimproved.
See us before you buy. L. O. HOL¬
LIS or G. IV. THORNTON, Box 224,
Forsyth. Ga.—3mos.
FOR SALE—Blacksmith tools and
accessories, and corn mill, with sheller
and cutter, gasoline engine. All in first
class condition and can he seen at
Dixie, Ga., <i miles east of Covington.
Will sell at a bargain. S^e me at once.
JOE X. HAYS, Covington, Ga., R. F.
I*., 4.—2fp.
FARMS FOR SALE.—About eighty
farms in Colquitt and adjoining coun¬
ties are described and priced in book¬
let we can mail out by July 10th. It
will carry important information con¬
cerning Colquitt county and Moultrie.
The Market Place. If interested,
write for copy. Kline-Grover Real
Estate Co., Moultrie, Ga,—It. ______
We are exclusive dealers for the
(’has. A. Green Optical Company, At¬
lanta, Ga. Their expert optometrist
will he here again on Tuesday July
”7fh. If you are having eye troubles
that require glasses, call in to see him.
Geo. T. Smith Drug Co., Cov¬
ington. Ga. 2t
MANSFIELD NEWS
'Mrs. Henry Persons and two -chil¬
dren of Avandole, Ala., and Mrs. |
Flonie Pope and two children, of At-j
until, are on an extended visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ;
Hordmau. |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Philips and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Williams and Family
Miss Sara Benton is on an extend
ed visit to friends at Wayside.
Our friend J. C. Flemister is mak
ing an extended visit to Hot Springs
in seeking the return to his much
wanted health.
Mr. Harvey Lawrence, of Athens
visited his mother at the home of Mr.
O. Lawrence, Sunday.
Mr. Sam Knight, of Gamp Jesup,
spent Sunday with his parents, Dr.
and Mrs. W. E. Knight.
Elder J. L. Hays tilled appointment
at Friendship near Melntvre. ' Ga.,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mansfield is . real Luck> at tunes,
and especially was Sunday afternoon
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DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING I
—the hit that saves the day.
Demand the genuine by full name—
nicknames encourage substitution.
♦The Coca-Cola Company
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CORD TERES
Built to give unsurpassed
mileage—and they give it.
Next time—BUY ftSK
WEAVER & PITMAN,
LOERIS I! ARDWARE GO.
c(A i -r n>\, ga.
when James Karl Luck, of Covington
visited one of our young ladies.
Miss Annie Maud Thomas from
Eastman is visiting her sister Mrs.
Frank \arman.
Mrs. Will Blake and Mr . Peden
Blake have returned from a visit to
North Georgia.
Miss Mary Layetd left Monday for
a visit to relatives in Chiple.v.
Messrs. 1). J. Adams, of Covington,
anil G-. C. Adams, of Brick Store, were
visitors here Tuesday morning.
Mrs J. L. Roberts, Mrs. Carl D.
Adams and Miss Mary Floyd Roque
more, of Mansfield, and Mrs. L. C.
Stewart, of Union Point, have return¬
ed home after spending two weeks
very pleasantly in New York City,
Washington. D. (’.. and other joints
of interest.
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Transvaal’s Diamond Output
At one time the mines of India pro
Sliced all the diamonds ot the world.
Inmr- diamonds are obtained at
[the mines In the I ransvaal m one
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KEEP FOGLTHV
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claim for them.’’ Iaii
Every year millions of n„
are lost because setting he ^
kept clean , *
and free from
k„, w .niiesi, -'
tloek ot bee and , a
vermin. '
Through ids advice and i
Dr. I.eGear ,,
has helped thou,
Poultry Raisers during i,j s ^ '71
experience as an Expert
Specialist. It will lmy you
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as Mrs. Rose did and ilK ' *
poultry profits Get a ean of J1 J
Gear's Lice Killer from your
I se it according to direction*. I
faction or hack.—l> s
money r j
Gcmr Medicine Go., St. Louis, jj fJ .
