Newspaper Page Text
hr I - ■
’ ^ if > •
■ow
Chiirchwell’s
Dorothy Dodd
Pine Footwear
For Ladies and Misses who
care/ We have Dorothy
Dodd Button Tan Shoes
at $3.50, the Velvet Top
and Cravehette $3.50 to
$4.00, Brown Velvets at
$4.00, Plain Vicisat $3.00.
Gold Medal Shoes for
$2.50 to $3.00. Ask to see them. We
recommend .these to give perfect satis-
faction. All leathers and tans. See them
||. Suits|g
and
Lofig Coats
You can buy Suits and
Coats at the same
prices anywhere but
you can’t get such
values as.burs. ’
. » \
$10.00
$14.48
$22.50
Churchwell’s
When You Start Out to
i«/ Your Winter “Togs”
Come Here. You’ll find
our assprtment Jaige, our
styles elegant, our Values
and the way wd serve
you pleasing. In fact we
have done and will do
everything in our power
tomake this a pleasing and satisfactory
place for you to trade this.winter.
value
59c
our price
5c
36 inch Laurel Percales
special at '
8 3-4c
10c Dark Outings, short
lengths
812C
Solid Colored Outings
10c
7
10 yds good Bleaching
Some of the new
a good one, for 10 yds
78c
i • s
Dress Goods
58c Bed Sheets, full size
Fine Wool Serge in Cream and AQ_
Black Pin Stripe Serges 54-inch 7OL
39c
38 inch Serge in colors as above: / Q
t Big demand for these. See them
Large size Pillow Cases
New Bedford C^rd 50c; Auto Cord
special * *
35c; Cream Br dcloth 98c; 54-inch
Storm Serge 98c /2-inch Taffeta cloth
9c each
97;; 36-inch me •- iin Silks 97c; in fad:
a full and complete line.
$1.33 Bed Quilts or
Counterpanes
Come and See
97c
If we haven’t git it yre will get it
for you
Walk Over
Shoes
All Leathers $3.50,
HOP, $4.50 to, $5.00
JOHN B. STETSON HUTS
$3.50, $4.00 to $5.00
Other* Makes 98c, $1.48
to $2.50 each
• Boys’ Suits aiid Odd Pants
Suits $1.98 to $6.50. Boys’
Pants 25c, 48c, 98c to $1.48
Now how about that suit Men’s all wool serge and fancies, $10.00,
12.50,15.00 to 18.50. A. B. Kirschbaum guaranteed lor shape, color
and style. You must see these b'efore you buy. Complete line of
gents’ furnishings. Won’t you drop in some day and slip on one and
let us tell you and show you where we can save you money on this
winters’suit. It will be a pleasure to show you.
a 1 11 T> ,1 MAY MAN r ON
urchwell JDrotners patternsioc
WAYCROSS, CA.
PHONE NO. 58
jflortli ftrortita ^griniltal Mlcp
1 C. /?. GLENN, A. M., LL. D,, President ■
Dahlonega, Georgia
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES AT THIS mSTirOTION:
lrt-Total Expends Lew Than at Any Other College,-fl25 to S17S
Coen Board, Lodging, Booh, Fed, Light, etc.. For Entiro Year.
Sd-Magnldecnt Climate; Moon tain Location; Free from City Detractions.
^"studentT*’ <Mar ‘ • R«eularity and Solf-Dependence Taught Every
Jth-Finest Military Department and Cadet Band In Geaieia.' Both
Under Supcrvislouof uTs. Army Offlcen.
6th—Thorough Instruction in A. B. and B. S. Coatses end, in addition. Full
Courses in Agrtco.toro, Mining, Engineering, Commercial Science etc.
6th-Boys live in Our Own Dormitoriei, At AU Tiraee Under Control of
^ Ofietn,
ros nnorrot information, address o. r. clerk, president •
MWWtMtMt»t»WUMWWWWWW«<MtW»
GEORQ 1A SOUTHERN '
AND PUO'iRDA RAILWAY
tho Popular (route To All Paint, north Aml West.
ThroaghTralnu
la eoaBuctlon with A. C. L, from Waycross via TUton to Macon
ATI a, KNOXVILLE, CHAT - t.UA, NASHVILLE, ST,
LOUIS. CHICAQ0, LOUISVILLE, AND CINCINNATI.
Coaches and Pullman sleeper* go through without change. Dining. !
Car Bantea
TRAINS OF A* B.-A A. R. R, OCNNECT AT CORDELE WITH !
TRAINS OF a S. A F,, RAILWAY FOR MACON ATLANTA
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND SOUTH.
FOR INFORMATION
AS TO RATES, ROUTES, OR SCHEDULES TO ANY POINT I
NORTH OR WEST. APPLY TO ANY AGEt'T OP THIS COM *
PANY. OR ADDRESS.
J.W. Jamison. T.b. A, j
MACON UL 1
»
£
►
'T
£
►
>
>
>
>
> C B. Rhodes, G. P. A,
> MACON OA.
used to be a'misery.. Foloy Kldnoy Don't mlas the tale of hl3b grado
Pllh have cured me and hare my art SQuares and ruga at Hobardvlile
highest praise." Gam Pharmacy: T. j 8tor* .Company for one week, begin-
B. Paine. nlng October 29*
E. V. JONES PRODUCE COMPANY
PHONE 219. 7 St
•For first-class rubber tire and wire
wheel work at prices right, aee J. T.
McOoe, 21 Albany avenue. " 13 30t
Ten great numbers In Lyceum
course— Senator Vardanian Thurs
day evening next. 16 St
Big supply ot card board, all cob
Ira, Just recelrad at Herald.
x Croat Advantage to We king Men
J.’A. Maple, US & 7th St, Steuben-
.IDs. O.. any*: "For Year* t suffered
ioe«,h t ini! at prod lotiilJs as any
heird abont My'backacho left mo
and to one o( my burlaess 'rxpyaas-
■tom weak kldaty* and a severe biad j man. that clone la a great adno'age.
ler trouble. I learned of Foley Kl-1- 1 My Jdduaya acted free and normal,
■Of rats and their wonderful ceres. | ...
« i evguo i.iWns them and »ur»: i ...j ... ,
por
oath
Why, pay Sl.fO to have yrur tooth extr-ctad .
whea you cun hove it done for ROc ;inJ Vvitho
-paia All other work done at very rjnsc-n«b ?
charges. Everything gusra its :J
DR.BANIEL - J
\ lv-* Dentist
c r-x-v-n-P>o-.
Brunswick & Florida Steamboat
Company.
(CUMBERLAND ROUTE), TOUCHING
Brunswick. J»'yl. Cumberland na
CLOSE CONNECTIONS WITH ALL TRAINS TO AND FROM BRUNS
WICK; ALSO R. A. L. AT FERNANDINP, FLA.
A fpe view of the Club house at Jckyl! the Home of the Camegles end •
tbs finest Beach on the Atlantic Coast.
LEAVING:. RETURNING;
leave - Brunswick ......8:30 a m. Leave Ferna^dina 2:gb p, w '
Arrive Cumberland I0:S0 a. m. Arrive Cumberland 5:30 p. i.
Arrive Fernandlnn. 1:30 p. ro. Arrive Brunswick ...... 7-to
FIRST CLAS6 PASSAGE TO FERNANDINA FLA, ...,»1.£0
- r -■ .
«»duuil s.-' 1 -• b* -it', no»v.’ -• raa
.... $ H4J1.RS.AD {6I).£ AGE, HONORED.
