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And we are splendidly equipped with the very newest things in
Dress Fabrics, Waist Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Gloves, Neck
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wear and Hosiery. New shipment of Shirtwaists, Skirts, ready
made Suits and Undermuslins.
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The most complete line of Millinery in Middle Georgia. [t will pay you to visit our store and see these
beautiful hats. Make your selection early and avoid the rush.
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Schloss Bros & Co. Correct Clothes for the Spring and Summer, 1910, are the leading fashionable
clothes for gentlemen. Clothes may not make the man, but they can make him mighty proud that he is
one. Schloss Clothes will: ask the wearer, ortry them, and enjoy the luxurious feeling 6f king among man.
Perfection Clothing and Odd Pants for boys and children in the latest designs and modelse
SHOHKS.
See our Specialty Line of Footwear. Dorothy Dodd Low Shoes for women, Diamond Brand Shoes for men, women and children, Edwin Clapp Fine Shoes
for men. All the new shapes, high and low cut, are in this showing.
In our Haberdashery Department you will find Jno. B. Stetson and Pointer Drand Hats. New Ties, New Belts, New Sox. Savoy Shirts, the only Tub Proof
Shirt in the ecity; strictly hand tailored, no fading, no buttons to lose. Drop in for a look; no trouble to show. Complete line Hardware, KFaney and Family Grocorvies,
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. BENTON SUPPLY CO.
Talmadge.
Our farmers are about through
planting corn,
Miss Stella Wilson is visiting her
brother at Forest Hill,
Mr. H. W. Whitten has heen
quite sick, we regret to learn.
Little Nannic Lee Hooper is guite
sick ; hope she will soon be well.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wilson vis
ited Forest Hill relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. G. A. Barnes, of Jackson,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. J. L. Goodman.
Messrs Frank Bennett and Jim
Crane, of Jackson, visited friends
here Saturday and Sand.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Edwards, of
near Palalto, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. R, 11, Goodman:
Mrs. Van Faulkner, of Milledge
ville, spent I'riday and Satarday
with her sister, Mrs, J. E. Good
man,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Polk and son,
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This cotto 1 wis grown by the use of Jasper High Grade, 10-2-2, of
the plantation of Mr, J. T. Dennis—yield 22 hundred pounds per acre,
Jasper High Grade is manufactured and sold by
Farmers Union Warehouse Co., Monticello, (a.
of Bethel, spent Saturday and Sun
‘day with their parents, Mr. and
' Mrs, R. 1. Goodman.
Mrs. C. E. Smith, of Eudora,
spent several days last week with
!hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
| Goodman,
There was an enjoyable Easter
Egg hunt at Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Goodman’s Saturday afternoon, the
,prize egg being found by Mr. Wal
(ker Goodman and Miss Leila Good
}man found the largest number of
|egge.
] There was an enjoyable singing
‘and musical at Mr. S, E. Blackwell’s
| Saturday night. Mr, Jim Crane, of
lJackson, played the violin, and
| Mr. Holstein, of Smithboro, played
Ethc organ. They ‘rendered some
} fine music.
| Cotton Seed For Sale.
‘ Ahout 150 bushelaselected Shang
"hai cotton seed for sale at SI.OO per
bushel, A few bushels Cook’s Im
proved, 1928 pound lint to 2 acres;
turn out 44 pounds to 100 pounds
lseed. Few bushels oats $2.00 bu.
l J. B. Powers.
ROSE TO THE OCCASION.
A Polite Elephant and a Ready Witted
Showman,
That everything should be in its
own place is a matter not only of
convenience, but of neccessity for
some people and some animals, as
the following examples from John
Augustus O’Shea’s ‘‘Leavex IFrom
the Life of a Special Correspond
ent” go to prove. Certain orders
of intellect run smoothly in accus
tomed grooves, but have no ability
to meet any unusual occasion. The
author describes a visit to a travel
ing menagerie.
The showman was repeating his
lesson like a schoolboy. He was en
larging on the peculiarities of the
ostrich of Africa. upon the uncanny
form of which the visitors were sup
posed to be gazing.
“But, my friend,” I remarked in
an undertone to that functionary,
“that is not the ostrich of Africa;
that is the pelican of Australia.”
“They’re always playing jokes on
me!” exclaimed the showman plain
tively. “How can a cove teli which
is which if they goes on a-changing
of the cages when his back is turn
ed?”
In the other instance of the value
of order it was the animal which
was not equal to the emergency.
The showman rose superior to such
slight vicigsitudes of fortune.
In the illness of the regular show
man a substitute was furnished with
a piecce of paper sctting forth the
elephant’s tricks.
“The behemoth will now walk
around the ring on three legs!”
shouted the showman.
Behemoth did as ordered, and the
audience applauded.
“The behemoth will now stand
on his hind legs!” The elephant
performing his tasks faithfully.
At last a mistake was made in the
order. Throwing his whip on the
ground, the showman announced
that the behemoth would now lift
the whip with his trunk. Nothing
of the kind happened. The ele
phant began moving around the
ring backward. A negro attendant
whispered to the showman:
“That’s his next number!”
The showman was equal to the
occasgion and said:
“Ladies and gentlemen, my fa
vorite is not backing out of his en
gagement, but he is more polite
than I and wishes to make his fare
well before he goes. So polished
are his manners that he retires as
he might at court and presently will
follow with the whip.”
If you owe Ghe Monticello News anything
won’t you kindly remit? We want to remind
you that we need the money.
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By Using
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Monticello, Ga., Jan. 26, 1910,
Columbia Guano Co.,
Macon, Ga,
Gentlemen :-I have used your Roanoke Guano, and
find it gives me entire satisfaction. I made last year a
little more than fourteen bales to the plow, using this
guano. I racommend it to any one,
Yours truly,
0. B, Nelson,
Monticello, Ga., Feb, 5. 1910.
Columbia Guano Co.,
Macon, Ga,
Gentlemen:~l used your Roanoke Ammoniated Gua
no last year, and am highly pleased with it. 1 made
nearly thirty-eight bales of cotton with two plows, I
ecommend it to any one wanting a high-grade fertilizer,
Yours truly,
. A, T. Tuggle,
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Monticello, Ga.