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Short Gathered Here and There to
Amuse and Entertain Vou.
Yours for business, Tin* Model:
Grocer v.
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W. L. Darby will leave Sun*.
day for White Springs, where
he will spend several days.
Fruit jars and fruit jar rub- 1
bers at Robinson Drug Co.
Miss Sylvania Williamson
of Horace is visiting relatives
in the city today.
Fruit jars and fruit jar rub- j
bers at Robinson Drug Co. !
B. E. Meeks of Peulioopee
was a visitor to the city Tues
day.
jars and fruit jar rub
bers at Robinson Drug Co.
Mrs. C. VV. Fox of MtJ
Vernon spent Sunday with j
friends iu the city.
Twenty pounds of good rice fori
SI.OO nt the Mixlel Grocery.
Geo. L. Adams of Ailev |
was a visitor to our eitv last!
Saturday.
Good butter for 80c a pound at i
the Model Grocery.
Elmer Daly of Wriglits
ville was’a visitor to our citv
last Sunday.
If you want it, we’ve got it. !
The Model Grocery.
S. A. McColskey returned
Tuesday from a two weeks j
stay at white Springs.
If it.-'s good Georgia cane syrup
you want, you'll liud it at the
Model Grocery for 40c a gallon.
Dr. Evans and w. E. Ad
ams of Higgston were visitors .
to the city Thursday.
"Ru y. Fairy Soap and get a nice i
picture freer' Only 4c a cake at
the Model Grocery.
J. J. Bigham, representing
the publishing house of Foote
& Davies, Atlanta, was in the
city Thursday.
Anything and every! hing in the -
furniture can la* had by calling
on B. F. Eeklos. First class goods
at rejwsoliable prices is what yon
get from him.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. White j
returned to Yidalia Tuesday
after having spent' several
weeks in the Old North State
and elsewhere.
J. A. Dint will furnish you nil' i
Tunis of bread stnlVs. hay ami ’
grain at wholesale prices. See
him when nodding corn, oats, hay
flour, etc.
Miss Bessie Heath returned
home Saturday, after spending
several weeks with relatives
hi Atlanta.
The best whiskey for the least
price is what you got from 11.
W00d.'240 West Broad street. Sa
vannah.
The tent meeting is being
attended bv very good eotigre
ations, and will continue for
several dayrs.
Why not try H. A . Champion:
<fc Co., 422 West It road st root,
Savannah, when wanting any
thing in the' liquor line. Sec price '
list in tins paper. )
Yidalia and Longpond base :
ball teams will face each other
on Yidalia’s diamond tomorrow
afternoon.
11. Wood, £4O West Broad St.
Savannah, doesn’t charge you for
the jug—only tlm contents, ami a
very low price for that.
Tax Receiver E. M. Rack
ley was here Tuesday receiv
ing tax returns for this rear,
which was his last round.
j Anyone wishing to purchase a
I piano or organ would do well to
call at the Advance office, as we
can save you several dollars on an j
instrument, and a dollar saved i*
a dollar made.
Miss Belle Williamson, one
of Longpond’s most charming j
young ladies, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. G. N. Mathews, I
this week.
Nicholas Lang, 89 Barnard St..!
: Savannah, will give voit honest
,treatment and good goods if you
favor him with your orders. See j
his advertisement.
R. F. Scarborough and Dr. '
D. P. Odom left Monday for
White Springs and other Flor
ida points.
•Send a trial order to H . Wood,
240 West. Broad St. Savannah.
, and he convinced that l:is brands
lof whiskey are the best and his
■ prices right.
The friends of Saffold Mead- j
lows are glad to see him on. the
i streets apain, after being coil- .
fined to his room for the past
three weeks.
Dr. E. Morgan will deliver j
| an address at Pitts Sunday as
, a part of the program arranged
for children’s day celebration, j
i If you want a gallon of good
I whiskey send an order to Oid
Reliable Liquor House. 4J£ Con
| tires* street, West, Savannah .
See price list in another column.
Miss Alma Avant left Mon
day for her home near Macon !
after closing a very successful
term as a musical instructor iu
our city.
Remember the Millard Paint
j Co , it Whitaker street, Savanna 1C
j when ordering pamts. oils, var
nishes, brushes, window gin**,
etc. This is a reliable tirru and
will treat you right.
Allan. Hunt, who holds a,
position with the Perkins:
Lumber Co. at Hagan, is vis
iting relatives iu the city this
‘ week.
Juo. D. Taylor, one of our
: progressive young farmers,
called in Saturday and paid
his subscription a year in ad
! vance. Wish we had a few
*
hundred like, him.
i For Sale —5-room house, 1
acre lot, for cash or part cash;
a bargain. Apply to Dr. W.
F. Peacock, Yidalia, or K. W.
Pickett, Macon.
| A. S. Odom has resigned 1
; t # 0
I his position with the Robin-,
son Drug Co. and js serving
his friends at the store of J.
: R. Odom & Co.
j Henry McQueen is holding
forth as a salesman at the
popular drug store of the
Robinson Drug Co., having
accepted a position with that
company on Tuesday.
11. Wood, 240 West Broad St.,
Savannan, invites t lie people of '
' this sect ion to make his place I
1 headquarters when visi ing the
j city. Send him an order when
! wanting whiskey, wine or brandy.
He sells all kinds—except the ,
bad.
The entertainment given by
the music class of Miss Alma
Avant at the academy last
Friday night was quite an en
joyable affair, those who had a
part in the entertainment:
rendering their score with hon
or to themselves and teacher.
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j. F, Coleman is confined to
his home on Durden street
this week, suffering fron a
nervous attack.
M. D. & S. will sell tickets
to Dublin next Tuesday 51.00
for round trip -
This new song is going the
round of the press: “We don’t
want to buy at your place; we
won’t trade there any more;
[you’ll be sorry when you see
us go into some other store..
You can’t sell us any stale
goods, we have opened wide
lour eyes; we don’t want toj
1 trade at your store because you 1
j don’t advertise.”
Elsewhere on this page you
will find an advertisement of
The Model Grocery, a new |
establishment opened in our
j city this week by Dickens
Bros. These gentlemen are
honest, progressive merchants j
and are desirous of securing a
portion of your patronage.
Call 011 them when needing
auvthing in the grqcery line;
they will satisfy 5-011 as toi
prices and quality of goods.
: Vidalia’sNew
~ School Building,
At lastthe loug deferred has
happened. The bouds have i
been sold and the deposited in
the Citizens Bank. It is au
old saving that “hope deferred
jmaketh the heart sick,” but I
not so in this case, though
hope was all we liad for several j
months to stand by and that'
often deferred-—but we had
faith in Yidalia. and our con
fidence has not been misplaced-
Ten acres of land has been
donated on South Jackson
street by J. C. Mosley,'D. A.
Mcßride and Leader & Rosa 11-
sky on which a modern school
building will be erected as soon
as material can be placed on j
the ground. And thus Vidal- 1
ia’s crying need —in fact the;
only - drawback to her advance-1
meat —will be numbered with
;the things that were, and
prosperity will perch upon her
banner as neve r before. , With j
a first class school Vidalia can
raise her head proudly among
j the front ranks of South-Geor- 1
gia towns, for where in all the
land will you find a more pro- ■
gressive, wide a wake and ’
determined citizenry than Vi
dalia can calf her own? Vidalia j
fiirst, last and always is the;
watchword of our people and j
their faith in her is bound
less.
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them.
Plants and animals thrive
in the sunshine. Without !
it they sickeii and die. The i
child of the basement is sickly-j
pale and puny, while the child
of the field is strong and rud
dy. People of the open homes
never have the blues and are
seldom depressed.
The. sun is nature’s great
remedy for her children. Itj
■is the best disinfectant and
the surest germ-destroyer,
while at the same time it is
tlve cheapest medicine ever put
on the market. It is the un- 1
iversal healer and the great
est preventive of disease man
kind has ever known. Man’s j
concoctions are up to a high i
state of perfectiin, it is true,!
but they have never yet and i
never will attain the degree of
perfection nature has gained:
for hers.
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1 One of the most appalling
j disasters of modern times was
| the burning of the steamer
General Slocum iii New York
harbor on Wednesday after
noon. About fourteen hundred
excursionists were on board
the steamer and of that num
ber 682 are known to be dead
and 488 missing.
It’s a girl and the editor
feels just a little bigger than :
:any body else this week. If
the paper is short in some rc
jspects just ut pit down to the
1 fact that we had an addition
jto our family- Tuesday night.
Mother and babe are lxith do
ing well. —Lycfiis Progress. *
A Russian force that was
sent to relieve Port • Arthur 1
j has been routed by the Jap- 1
jauese, and it seems only a
question of time till Japan will
;beiu possession of the Pori.
Two Japanese transports were
5 sunk by Russian warships i
with about a thousand soldiei u
1011 board.
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From tin* ii|)|>i'!iri iii-** <4' sunn*
i\v«>iuf*n I nm led tu Believe that'
i instead id a dressmaker they have
j lieen iu the baud's of.on upholster.
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After a bachelor has passed
through a corset factory, he never
j has the game confidence in woman
kind. It makes him cynical and (
convinces him that life is a hollow
I show.
It is nil right to love your neigh- i
j boras yourself, but it is dangerous
jto extend tin* same feeling to
: your neighbor’s wife.
Making iove to a w idiiiv. is a
good deal like shooting the rapids
you push from the shore, nud the
current does the rest-. P. B.
This is also f ruk of old in aid a. N.
B.—And likewee of young girls
Tlieu* is no home so magnificent ,
| that it dees not contain one or j
j more Tugs that the mistress of i
'the house bus bought on, the
: twenty-five rents n week plan.
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Livery aud
Feed Stables-
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MEADOWS &
MEADOWS,
Physicians
and Surgeons,
ViDAI.I A, - - - (JEOKCIA.
OneMiirtUCough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
The Model Gi l ocei ! iJ ;c*
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Is now open for Trm: iness with n fresh, new line
of family, fancy and heavy groceries. We buy
our goods for cash, therefore call offer you ODnje
Inducing Prices. N
We cxpecUo get your trade,' because we expect
to merit it. Come to i,ee us, and if we do not
treat j'ou right, you do hot have to come again.
Tjje Model GMcei’iJ, *
Jenk ii:S-Poe Buildin s,
L VI DALI A. GEORGIA.
B.F.EC&LES,
Furniture, Coffins, Caskets/
Burial Supplies, Bed Lounges, Couches, Spring Ccts,.
Gc-carts, Cradles, Grips, Trunks,
Rugs, Matting, Lamps, Window Shades, Curtain Poles,
Pictures and Picture Frames.
VIDALIA, GA.
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w;*» yen net ran-over by an “Auto" apply B
Wp£% OR-TICHENGR’S antiseptic I
EJ"•/T iy '• ban sit <s*nv«s a*id watch the wounds heal Bj
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I M.-g 1k41!'3 {(lf :m, CSaMF'3 2nd !>!BiSESTiO!I | -
I'r O-io snJ ».'.OO a bottlo
f| ’’ >«5 C«tch c«! ! ?r -m Os K. uil , use
S if- “A..: 25c a bottle
fi V t.uiAil' L’A KULIJi? CO., lairs, ar.i I rops.. Orleans, Li. m
»we"full"quaSTsf™?l
lISKEY FREE;
rUirn t« be the lou t iit.prlood H hl-key Hoane aiultkt Lara
cal Hull Order U hlukcy < nni-«m in the South. A)', the North
Carolina Wklaktv we aril l« good there’* Iwd. Propie
here wouldn't adulterate it they knew bow--they arc too h»n
cot! Moat whiskey tellers are noted for mixing, blending
waterlog. We Mil more genuine old whiskey and let* water than
any known competitor. ‘tu-per’* 11 Y ear Old" YV hl*key la •
M«iui J loy! It h toad-- It;. honest “Tarheel*" In th» mountata* of
Noitit Carolina.in old-, lylecnpnei-rtltfc. Just nit «■« made by
onr grandfather*. Klr.<t-rnte whiskey is sold ato6.(Hi toR6.M
pe r g-tilon,but it’s r.ot any better than “Canoer** U Year old.” It
must idenee or we wili buy Black. V.> have ocapitular 1100,000.00, a
and the Piedmont Eavlnir.i Bank of this city widu-tl /on our word
u if oik! . To Introduce tnis oid, honest whisker, we otter four Foil
O-JurtK of ••Cu«i>trV 11 Year »ld”-tw. nain|4» bottles,one lb, ,
one is vear old a corkscrew and a drinking jrlaM*—all for +£.V6.
lr ?:»/*» is rent wo will double the al*>\e and pat in free Om
* oil Uuurt Extra. We have smmenf this will? key only Tyearoold.
ar l will send tWa-galiou keg for bio or will furnish twenty full
niiurt buttles on receipt of 111 end give free corkscrew*, drinking
gl:>.«t>:»l samuii... innkii:/ t»*ls whiskey co.-t less than tt.3o par
cation delivered. Vi* ship in plain boxes with no marks to indicate
antwite, and (’repay ulI Kxpress. Orders fm>m Arizona,
(Itrvls. Wyoming «’i Winning ion coil tor fsu.o9 worth by
i Ught prepaid, rACOCQ CO flnr \ j
rt-.nper !>!<!*;. »■*
W. M. LEWIS,
A ttornoy,
M r. Vernon, Georgia.
General : - : Practitioner.
ICC TAROS fttm CeURTftoIXE.
T«o rlo:ks dlpoj.
THE MATHIS HOUSE,
.hicksun Si. r.'asi. I>t bi.ix, il.\.
Mu* 4 . .I. IL Damkf.f., rifoniifrrßKsit
I ‘•■•si K«|iiip|H*d holL*ir-a-I>ay
11» *:i s in tli City. Sperm! Hales !»y
(Id* Wee!;. <.ld or lint I’atiis Tree.
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