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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1503 A Don’t Speculate in Your Clothing Buying-You Take a Risk of Being “Stung” if You Buy Haphaz ard From Unknown Quantity in Clothing Make-Chance to Get Mercerized Stuff That Appears Good at First But Afterwards Proves Sadly Wanting of Wool and Wear-The Important Parts. You Run No Risk If You Buy Dannenberg Company's High Character Clothing! From Best Producers in the Business and Backed by Our Own Guarantee for Satisfactory Service Hart'Schaffner & Marx and Other Famous Makes Sold Here Exclusively for Macon and Territory .It's one °f *h e certainties of dealing with The Big, Fair and Square Store—Satisfaction. If anything goes wrong we will mate it right, \ mediately, then and there, without-question, without quibble or controversy, without argument—that’s our way of merchandising—the modern —the way that bears the stamp of public approval. We give no premiums, but guarantee our qualities and pledge our prices to be as low as ~be procured anywhere for the same goods. tJBe on hand today or tomorrow if you want the very best values in clothing. ■ JSjT .v We Will Boom Business Greatly Friday and Saturday By Astonishing Value-Giving in Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Etc. Note the Saving Opportunities on Best Clothing Made and Be Here on Time for Yours! All the New Effects—New Grays, Browns, Olives, Etc., the “London” Black and White Stripe, also Blacks and Blues in sizes to fit any man same as if tailored expressly for him, Fine $30.00 Suits $25.00 Value Suits $22.50 Value Suits $20.00 Value Suits That's our price, $25.00 for fine actual $30.01 value suits, tailored to fit any mau by famoui Hart. Schaffner & Marx, und other great maki era whom wo represent exclusively In Macon. Such handsome Suits as these at $20.00 could not hi expected for less than $25.00, yet we of fer finest makes, latest styles, black, bluo and fancy Suits at $20.00, tho beat ever. If you want a real nobby Suit for $15.00, one that Is actually worth $20.00. you should come Here. You can pick from blacks and blues, and the new color effects, too. For $!*.00 you get such cleverly tailored Suita that you'll be surprised what the prlco will buy; all the new color effects and black and white Suits that command gront notice. $12.50 Value Suits Men’s Pants Special $15.00 Suit Values $10.00 Value Suits Men and youth's, now's your time to buy a Suit for everyday eronnmlcat wear; we offer 300 Suits of stylish wool materials and properly constructed and actual $12,60 value for $10.00 only. • Never have such dandy Suits been sold In Ma con for $12.50; you get best $15.00 duality In the newest styles and colors; also -black and blue, and the same tailoring skill as tit $15.00 600 pairs of fine ^striped worsted and plain woolen Pnnts In new winter weight garments. Sale for two days of aetual $5.00 values, tho best >‘«t offered In a $3.49 salo hero. Never In your life have you seen such good Suits for $7.60 as we’ll sell—fact Is they're real ly worth $10.00 everywhere same quality ia sold, and coma In blacks, blues and fancies. Knee Pants Sale Bis Values for Great Raincoat Values The best stock In Macon and tho moat conservative pricing. Kind ly note just what you can do here in tho saving line at present and come In early for yours Friday Or Saturday: • $32.60 fine Raincoats, the very finest makes and tho best AO and most wanted colors and black... $26.00 Raincoats, best made for the price In the world, fiO all new goods, our prlco.......1 $20.00 Raincoats, excellent garments, correctly made and d; 1 C A A best for tho prlco; special price here. *P * Grays, tans. etc., absolutely waterproof our specUt 4 1 *) C A price for $15.00 values I L,J\J $12.60 Raincoats, tho best you can secure for $12.60 d» 1 A AA elsewhere, on sale hero at only *P I v.UU Roys* Sturdy Knea Pants of best casslmeres. cheviots, serges, etc., in sixes 3 to 17 years; actual values 75c nnd 85c; we place on salo 600 pairs at tho above low price for choice. These Suits are our popular Boys' Strenuous Suits with two pairs of pants, one straight and one Knicker bocker. Suits made of fine all wool cheviot; best colors, etc. Excellent strong made all-wool Suita for boya' school wear and otherwise made, of all wool materials In new mix ture effects; actual $3.50 value, too; sixes 7 to 17 years. Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner Sc Marx GREAT HAT VALUES $2.00 Our Popular “Racket” FURNISHINGS $1.50 Shirts $1.13 Jew Oxford Shirts, heavy weight for win- wear, white shirts always so d* 1 1 *2 ,t; regular $1.50 values, special....*P ■ • * J $1.00 Negligees 69c >0 white Negligee Shirts with colored stripes, ., all sizes; actual $1.00 quality, ACL, two days FURNISHINGS $1.50 Pajamas 98c Other Boys’ Suits and Furnishings Great Values Boys’ $12.50 Suits $9.98 The new Derby Cut Coat with yoke effect In back and flaps over pock ets, etc., finest materials that are used In uaual $13.60 4() QQ Suit*; oup orlee $7.70 Boys’ $10.00 Suits $7.49 Grand collection of season's beat styles In Suits Including the new Derby Cut Costa, with plain or Knickerbocker pants; beat d?7 AQ materials in solids or colors; our special price.......... • * 7 Boys’ $7.50 Suits $4.98 Very nobby new Suita of finest woolen*. leading colors and beat de- aigna; finest tailoring and finish; special salo of A QQ $7.50 values at this storo *.7U FURNISHINGS 75c Socks 29c 400 pairs of fine sample Hocks, of splendid lisle, in all colors and patterns; Socks that retail for 75c and 50c pair, to go out on sale 90s* at, pair 25c Handkerchiefs 15c Fine mercerised Handkerchiefs with fancy bord ers; very correct thing;, great line on 1 C- sals at choice 1 These nro of heavy Outings In boat colors and patterns, many designs, regular $1.60 QQ suit, our sale price only This Is our own brand, which has built up & big reputation, being equal to moat $3.00 Hats in usual stores. All shapes in Softs and StlfTa ready for your Inspection and the price Is only $2.00. Get a Hat this week and get It front this store, which car ries a larger stock by far than any store- In middle Georgia. 300 nobby Fbur-in-Hand Ties In best colorings and of aU-silk as a special leader for 9Qr» two days, choice of lot A 35c Suspenders 15c 300 pair# of strong Suspenders, best web, usual 36c kind elsewhere; all colors, our 1 special sale price 1 Men’s Fancy Vests Beautiful now linn from Joseph Yoaka, the celebrated maker, who knows no peer In the business All tho new and nobby styles and colors now ready. Bee which of these you want thla week, and sec how much you save, here. Great assortment of fancy Hocks, worth 20o and 25c; excellent quality, too; go on sale for this event at, two pair for 25c, I C r or pair 1 20c Handkerchiefs 12/4 c These are of excellent weight white linen with narrow or wide hems; cheap at 20c, 1 9 1 9 r our special two-day sale, choice.... 1 Headquarters for Stetson Hats Showing All Shapes; All Prices This popular Hat In the correct shhpes and colorings are morojn evidence here than In any other Georgia store. Tho softs, the stiffs In all prices made by this big hat con cern. THE Macon Agency for Dunlap Great line of n*w shapes for fall and winter now ready. Can you bo here # Frlday or Saturday for one. more largely from Taft than from Bry- tt, 'ilr. Mason says that while Pmn#ylva- nl* will go repunllcsn as usual that lights sre bring waged by democrats In the cities snd towns, and that many munic ipal governments will be overthrown and captured by the democrat*. A man In the south can have no Me* of what the panic meant, saw Mr. Me- son. He says thst business Is paralysed In the north and cast, and that the unem ployed la suffering greatly. Factory after factory Is either shut down or running on short time. This affects every llna of business, and tnonsy Is very scarce. He ssvs thst |h** south *s In flue shape com pared with the east ami north. For Rent he was brought Into tbe business. Tho court took tho statement of tho attorney undsr consideration, and as the city attorney, aeelng the six* of the tiger and listening to the relation of the cir cumstances, Interposed no objection. Hal- zraka was fined 150 tor the violation of tho blind tiger ordinance, and tho ease for violation of the nrolilbltlon law dis missed. Th® fine was paid by a number of his compatriots who were present at tile trial. ffslxeaks was apparently a ver v pent- tent man. and the court snd officer* do not think they will have any further trouble with him In the way of operating another blind tiger. PILES CURED IN 4 TO 14 DAY® PAZO OINTMKNT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, mind. Bleeding of Protruding riles In $ to 14 day* or money refunded. 6 Ic. •flNIY A PIIR u^ , . tor prd5"ru 1 p; d „ l ««n n . UN LI H UUD ffircssrar ss c *isa*^ ,, sfvsf — - _ _ _ char** of violating the prohibition law. WAS THIS TIGER ■■■■** ■■■■%# ■■***■■• eighteen month* ago, and had been In —. Macon only three months. lie was not . . .. _ . ... _. . _ . .... familiar with the laws of thla country or And ths Operator Was Fined Only Fifty the enforcement of them, and‘that while _ „ _ ... . j . Ifafzrak* frankly admitted., through an Dollars and Not Committed to the interpreter to him. not being able to con- _ * yera# In Kngllsh. that he bad violated the City Court. law, |t came about In this way: A num- • ■■■■- her of the customers of his place would It was a very small blind tiger before *ome In and after buying a bottle of some the recorder yesterday morning, only a r*oft drink would pull out a bottle of whla- cub. ky and drink the twW together. This The police had raided the soft drink gave him tbejdse. If whisky was drunk place of Steff Halxeake. a Greek and not With soft drinks, and the customer a Syrian, as was reported* and found 1 brought Jhe whisky tn Me rdaee an4 whHkjr tn soda water bottles, and three; bought fhe soft drink to-drink with it. jugs, all empty but ooe. and tpet-one r why nothave the two oa. hand and ssll with only a small quantity tn It. them. *nien a customer took an order Halzeaks was cterged <u» the docket on a Jacksonville house for some whisky with violation of the city’s blind tiger. for .MAI. and he had given three eufh ordinance end also the prdMbtUon law.iprd^a Then again same of his custom- When the case was called. Attorney > ere had told him that others were selling Bruce Jones appeared for the defendant . the whisky In the same manner with and aty Attorney Cbas. A. Hell for the tbeir soft drink*, and that the law was city. *> dead, lstter anyway, and thus It won] 11* acres, six mllea from courthouse, on Howard Road, near Rummerfleld. Good n. <1 w < 111 in; 1.11.1 -I'lH'-s fenced In; running water and directly on public rondj a flno road all the way to Macon, Would make an excellent dairy farm. FOR 8ALE. 1 A B0-arre farm on rolumbu# Road with, rood improvements Including a two-story 1 dwelling; running water and moot of W. L. MASON, BACK FROM EAST, 'DECLARES PANIC HAS HURT , REPUBLICAN PARTY, • nirnUN, Oa-ToctT22.—Mr. W. L. Ma son, formerly editor of the Dublin Times, has returned from a three months', visit to Pennsylvania and talked very hopeful of demortratlc success. He visited New York twice while away and as ye that Hryan's chances are very bright. He seys that the democrats are united and enthusiastic while the repub licans are divided and^ opr»th«tl<*. The large army of the unemployed, which le greater than ever en account Of the panic, is against Taft. Debe, he thinks, will ret the milk of this rote. AND GET THE CHANNEL IN SHAPE FOR THE NAVIGATION OP BOAT8. CepL P. R. ConanL imelrtant engineer, L'nlu-d KUtee river *crv|« c. was Tn tho fftFTeeterday.r-looklns nttcr me work tti»- government Ivin iien d-dtir. making fhe giver navigable between Imre and Brunswick. . A party of worknvn are busily en gaged tielow the rl*y raising and Milling In J-ttt* and constructing Shore pro tection on the river front; annjtur parly Is working a dredge and rock-hre«ker above Hawkinertife, sad * snajr-hoat is working between her* and IIhw kin«\Ml|e removing snags and old stumps that have t.een Irr.beddid in Uis river for many MEStXDWMEft Telephono 100 am} we will (jive you “THE REAL REA SON WHY." Redmond-Mawee Fuel Co. nlm»Oi«m.ts. g-i sispauri.tMH * Georgia Loan & Trust Co. 66S Mulberry Street. ■. ■ . . . * . - c.