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> i \ THE MAOON DAILY TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1908 H7W7!' * !*++■*•/ -j——i** -H-H* v v+ • THE NEW STORE FOR MEN Phdne 2030-==454 Third Street We Are Again Engaged in the Following Lines On Which We Save Vou Money. Stock Consists of an Entirely New Line From the Leading Manufacturers, On Suits $10.00 to $18.00 we 1 SAVE you $2.50 to $5.00. ' On Suits $20.00 to $35.00 we r-„a SAVE you $5.00 to $7*50. Does this make it worth while for you to inspect our Suits before buying elsewhere ? GENTS’ FURNISH IN Q GOODS Our Stock is all NEW and of the'Very Latest Designs. 5<^ erything sold on closer margins than any other store in towO Note the Quality of Hat we Offer You for $2.50 We urge a careful and critical examination of our Line of NEW FALL\ I ■ A.TS for Men and Young Men at $2.50 in comparison with ANY offered in this market at $3.00. hung Men at $2.50 in comparison with ANY offered in this m._ You SAVE just 50c on your Hat and absolutely no sacnT . of quality or style. THE DIXIE COMPANY 454 Third Street Phone 2030 tsrtalned & few of tho young people at a 6 o’clock dinner lent week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Houser. Mrs. John Halnl am] little daughter have returned homo after an extended visit in the north. Mrs. A. M. Carter, of Reynolds, spent lent week with Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Carter. Mrs. R. A. Illngson, of Alabama, is tho guest of Miss Lata Gray. Miss Cater, of Forayth. spent last weok with Mrs. Max Jams*. Mrs. Walter Clark, of Walden, !• tho guest of her sister, Mrs. James L. Ev erett. Miss Luis Hurst, of Perry, Is the guest of Mrs. S. T. Nell. Miss Estello Edwards spent a few daya last'week with Mlsa Lets Gray. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Royal visited At lanta this week. nev. and Mrs. A. J. Monerlef, former pastor of the Raptlst church at this place, visited friends hero last week. Miss Stella Carter, of Perry, visited Mrs. Jim Long last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Lee Jessup, of Macon, vlalted friends here last week. Port Valley is tho old homo of Mrs. Jessup and her many friends were glad to see hep. Mrs. Culpepper, of Macon, apent a few days hero this weok. 1 Mrs. Reynolds, of Roberta, apent a few days hero recently with friends. daughter. Mr*. Dart youth and beuaty. Novel progressive games sped by the hours In r&pod suc cession Mr. and Mrs. Wood are charming hosts. Rev. George S. Snlvely, of St. Louis, la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lovett. Miss Lamar Albea was down from Toombsboro for the week-end. Mrs. A. A. Bivins, pf Mllledgevllle, is the guest of Mrs. A: Mitchell. Miss Hilda Jackson is home on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ves- tus Jackson. Miss Annie Laurie Kitchens will visit at Gibson whllo en route to her horns at Warrenton. Miss Dlcie Kitchens visited at Rid- dlevllle this week. Mrs. J. K. Hayes visited her mother In Marshallville last week. Mrs. 1<J. B. Hamilton and Mrs. Ed. Marshall spent Thursday In Maaon. Several young people will go up to Macon Monday to aee the "Merry Widow" opera. Among those who will attend from here are Misses Gussla Robinson, Evelyn Rutherford, Mrs. May Butler, Messrs. Reuben 'Black, A. D. Maxwell and H. N. Gallaher. Miss Paulino Lewis entertained ut dominoes Tuesday morning In honor of Mrs. Minor Lewis, of Macon. Miss Genevieve Lavender visited Amcrlcus Inst week. Mrs. J. J. Kasterlln has returned from Demorest and Atlanta. Mr. Thomas Grnnt, of Jacksonville, visited his mother last week. Mr. J. T. fltllwell, Jr., has returned from CharJotto, N. C.. Invlf&tlons have been Issued to tho marriage of Miss Annie Lee Nctherton and Mr. P. J. Stllwell. the .wedding 10 be a beautiful home afTsIr on tho even ing of October 28. Mlsa Isabel Hamil ton. of Atlanta, will be muld of honor and Mr. A. D. Mnxwell will bo ber.t man, and besides these there will be alx other attendants. Tho bride will be complimented with several ante nuptial affairs, among them being a stocking shower, given bv Mrs. Ham Turner, a linen shower, given by Miss Mvrtie Felton, and a reception glwn by Miss Lillian Lewis on Din evening before the wedding. EORGIA . NEWS ERSONAL NOTES. Messrs. C/ d. xnigpen, ^nap- man, F. P. Stacer and J. R. Hender- aon attended the Baptist Aasoelatien at Riddlevlllo this week. Mr. and Mra. Matthew Hitt have moved to Tennille. Mrs. J. Harwell Holmes was a dele gate to the Women’s Home Mlsslen Society of the Macon district which met with the Vlneville church. She was the guest of Mrs. Wright. Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Omer returned from New Orleans Friday. Mrs. Cora McKinnon, of Davlsbore, was In the city for a short visit. Mrs. Henry Paris spent several daya in Macon, guest of Mrs. Theresa Happ. Mrs. H. M. Franklin, of Tennille, was In the city Thurada V- , Mr. Fred Stacer visited frlonda at Davieboro Sunday. Mrs. J. G. Herrlngdlne entertained thirty guests Tuesday afternoon com plimentary to her son. Master Fren Jenkins, who celebrated his eleventh birthday. The color scheme wgs yel low; the favors were bright caps of tissue paper; the souvenirs were crepe paper doylleg In autumn designs, with rings. Merry games were played on tho lawn. Refreshments were served In the dining room. Tho birthday cake with tho eleven brilliant tapers was the central decomtlon. Master Fred gracefully extinguished the lights, one by ons, as his guests called the number. Miss Annie Cooley entertained In honor of Miss Belle Smith, of Smith- dale, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Newman Wood. "Woodcllff" was the scene of especial attractiveness on on this occasion, as the assembly was composed of Sandersville’a Intellectual circle, which Is not divorced from rm-may. vfc. y , Mias Heunln Rash. « f tho recent gu^irt of Mr-. H Mes.Mii. F'raneli , Inson and Paul Wilburn ati< in Atlanta. Mr. William liayner of Shat was the guest this wrdt *1 Mr. I* M. Roby. Mr. Burke Harvey spent ti-.e with Ills brother, Mr. Jam#* N Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Matont Soto. Go., nro visiting Mont hi tiras Invitations have been reeelv* mart 1-1 m »f Mi*n Florence T- 1 Mr. Compton Lane, of Montio 'hi ! Sunday mw I the borne of the bride near Ato Mrs. If. B. Jordan unit Mia Miss Belle Heattf visited Mrs. A. G. Amerson at Jordan's mill. MIba Mamie Harris . haa returned from Nunn, Ga. Mra. W. B. Rice, of Dublin, baa been the guest of Mrs. E. Pierca .Wood. Misses Martha Mathis and Kate Harris are In Columbus, Ga. Miss Bertha Moulkay has returned to Augusta. Mrs. W. J. Gallaher Is In Augusts with her sister. Miss Lillian Smith, who Is quite 111 at a sanitarium. Mrs. Sam Evans, of Mllledgevllle, has been the gust of Miss Annie Wicker. Mrs. Hugh Joyner, of Macon, la the gust of Mrs. Mary G. .Joyner. Miss Mary Graybill is the guest of Mrs. B. 'B. Lovett. Mra. J. R.' Henderson has returned from a visit to Mrs. James E. Hunt ;it Mount Vernon. MIhs Lorone McKinney hae been vis iting friends at Rlddlcvllle. Misses Addle Smith' and Ophelia Twllley, of Jewels. Ga., are guests of Miss Nannie Lou Burgnmy. Mr. Trenholm Armstrong haa been the gu*st of Mr. Wilt Hugh Armstrong, Atlanta. Miss Mary Tarbutton visited friends at K.-iHtnuin. Mrs. E. E. West and Mlsa West vis- lteed at Dublin. . Mrs. Max Snell and daughter, Miss Mr. Charles J. Bayne, of the Atlanta Journal, will leavo Monday with his mother, Mrs. Sophronla Bayne, via Bavannah for a trip to New York city. After their trip east they will return together to Atlanta. Mrs. Bayne will visit relatives In north Georgia before returning to Sandorsvllle. Mr. and Mra. Mack Woodall have Returned to Augusta after a visit to relatives In Langdon. Mrs. Louis Evans has returned from a visit to the family of Col. J. Benton Warthen. "Tho Oakf," 'Martow. Mr. and Mra. George C. Evans and son, Benton,- spent several days In Sa vannah. Meadames I. W. Newman and F. F. ‘Stacer attended the Mountvemon As sociation at Rlddlevllle this week. Miss Marie Boatright, of Tonnllle, 1s the guest of Mias Besalo Clarke. Mlsa Annlo Doolittle has returned to Brooks Spring after visiting relatives 1n the city. Tbe Misses Cason, of Toombsboro, are guests of Mrs. S. O. Lang. Col. Edwin Hook, of Augusta, will be on the program on the 18th Inst , at the dedication of the Christian church building. His father, the late Judge Hook, of Atlanta, was one of the Brat trustees of the chuich property. Mr. and Mrs. George Cope, of Savan nah, were In the city. Mra. S. M. Dukes, of Poulon, and Mrs. Charley Pittman, of Sumner, were In Tlfton a ahort time Thursday afternoon cn route to Adel to attend the Woman’s Missionary conference of the Valdosta district. Mr. R. J. Griffin, of Lenox, was a business visitor In Tlfton Thursday. Dr. R. R. Pickett was In Tlfton on Thursday afternoon. Judge Mathis, of Sparks, was In Tlfton Thursday. Mr. 8. Harrell, of Valdosta, was In Tlfton Thursday. Mr. T. E. Williams, of Moultrie, was a welcome visitor In Tlfton Thursday. Mrs. C. L. Parker, representing th' 1 Tlfton society, went to the Woman's Missionary conference of the Valdosta district . Dr. W. F. Sykes, of Sylvester, was a visitor in Tlfton on his return from a business trip to Fitzgerald Tuesday af ternoon. Mr. S. M. Hall, of Omega, waa In Tlfton Thursday. Hon. E. R. Shaw of Fort Gaines, was shaking hands with Tlfton friends Friday. Miss Malmle Pipkin, after spending several days In Tlfton with relatives and friends, returned to her home at Ocllla Friday morning. (Continued on Page fllx.) Grows Hair *. and wo cun PROVE IT! The Great DANDERINE Nov« Falla to Produce the Desired Results. IT enliven, and bvl|or.M the hall K I glands and tissues of the aeda IS. \ resulting In a continuous IM jt V Increasing growth of tho hair, MONTEZUMA. PORT VALLEY. tbo growth of httrin c:e c«ael4ara4 stas ia Brooklyn writ oat l i.lai my halrotoMS* >W b«T« a lovely head Miss Ines Ragsdale visited her sis ter Mra W. A. Woodall. last week. Misses Wlllllua and Nell Carter and Mrs. R. P. Torbsrt spent one day in Macon last week. The History Club will hold Its next meeting at the home of Mrt. A. -C. Ri ley next Tuesday afternoon. The club will begin a study of American litera ture. and the subject of this meeting will be Washington Irving. Tbe approaching marriage of Miss Talula Parham, of Stinson, and Mr Dawson Kendrick, of this place. Is of much Interest to their many friends lu the state. Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank Carter enter tained recently In honor of Mr. and Mrn. W. A. Houser, of Jacksonville. Mies Janie Culpepper has gone to ^yronvllle to teach music and reeding Miss Helen Glass has returned from n *vten<JM visit In New Toric and Virginia. Miss Blanche Green, after spending several weeVa In Massachusetts, hat returned home. Mr and Mrs. O. M. aiftppey and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miller went up to Ms eon last week by auto to Field s , minstrel ahow. Mioses Allie sod Lizzie Houser en-1 Nothing is more evident to careful mothers than the fact that the child’s sweet tooth should be gratified with confections of unquestioned purity.. .It is second nature for the little tots to want “tanny,” and it should be the first care of mothers to give them Stccre’s Candy excluiively. It is as pure as pure food laws and the laws of hygiene ana infant health could demand. Sold by all Druggists and Confectioners. Manufactured by LITTLEFIELD & STEERE CO., Knoxville, Tenn. Danderlno stimulates the scalp. maLrs it healthy and keeps it se ll ia the greatest scalp invigeretsr known. It ia a wholesome medio me for both the hair and scalp. BVIU a small bottle o< It will put more gsnuloe life In you* hslr thau • gallon of any other hslr tonic evsr made. It shows result* from tbs vary start. Now on sale at every drug sad ) toilet store in the land; 3 sixes 2ftp, 6Qo and $1.00 Exclusive A-encies Granted