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REX SYRINGES A Brand That Means Something For nearly three years we have been selling Hex Syringes, and have be come fully convinced of their merit and superiority over ordinary brands. For a year we sold this syringe under another brand, watching closely for complaints and defects and found none. After this experiment we adopted it as our own brand and have found it satisfactory and dependable. The "HEX" syringe is made of the best slate colored rubber with white trimmings, it is ha ndsome in appearance, simple in operation, and strongly con structed. The "REX" is greatly superior to any bulb syringe. It has no valves to get out of order, no bulb to split. Its nse is attended with less exertion and it will outwear the bulb style because simpler. Every "REX” syringe is shipped to us direct from the factory, they reach yon fresh and new with the flexibility of the rubber unimpaired. Age and ex posure to the air will quickly destroy rubber goods, causing them to rot, grow hardpuid crack. Every "REX” syringe is [lacked fiat. This prevents breaks in the folds, n common defect in syringes doubled up in the box. "REX" are further protected • by a wrapper, making each package airtight. 1 <Vnart "REX" syringe I .Kb 2 “ " 1.00 8 " " 1.26 4 » " l.f»0 "REX” Hot Water Bottle, 8-quart 1.60 "REX" Combination Syringe and Hot Water Bottle 1.76. ’ ' > ' I The secret of the uniforn good quality found in our rubber goods is two fold. ; First, our purchases are direct, in large quantities of superior grades. Second, our outlet through sales is large, and this quick handling of the goods prevents the accumulation of old rubber goods, which soon rot and crack. We hope to supply your needs in rubber goods and drugs. 'Phone lt>3 when you want a good steak. Holmes was in W. I. Sunday. Miss Mary Hibson has returned from Mt. Airy. Dr. Bullard, of oitv Snndav. Now purses at Holt & Oates’. Roy Merrill, of Carrollton, was in the LIEUT. F. S. DAVIDSON. Palmetto, was in the display ^of Mrs. II. A. Goolsby is the guest of friends in Eat Irange. You will always find good native meats at Manning s Market. | Toilet good Mr. Calvin Holmes, of Atlanta, was a Holt X- Oates' visitor to Newnnn last Sunday. Atlhnta last I eity Monday. Book in on the elaborate line china at Holt & Oates’. Mrs. Homer Darden, of Corinth, is visiting mis. Wade Stallings. Mr Dan Palmer, of Gainesville, visit ed friends in Newnnn Sunday. Miss Born Steele, of Vaughn, Gn., is visiting Miss Minnie Thomas this week. of every description at REX PLASTERS CVREJBACKACHE Rex is.‘g [double strength Belladonna aitd C a p s i e u in Plaster; quick and positive in effect, and will cure any pain a plaster can reach. 25c Holt 6 Cates Newnan, Ga. High Grade Cutlery Hvery man oceus i o n a 1 I y needs a knife. We show over NO patterns of t h e li n e s t Brands made, fan suit ayn- bodv. Local News of Newnan ? Mrs. T, E. Atkinson has returned from Macon. Mr. Cliff Cole is in the city fora few days. Mrs. J. G. Addv will onterfnin a few friends Friday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Wiley, of Palmetto, is the guest of Mrs. Jns. Stacy. Dr. O. D. Smith,.of Atlanta, is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. S. B. Favor. Miss Baldwin, of Marslmllville, is the guest of Mrs. Sam Banks, Mr. Boyd, of Columbus, spent Sunday in the city. Miss Mitfie Bou Vineyard, of the tttli district, is visiting Miss Kathleen Hughie. Mrs. .Toe Featherstone will entertain a number of friends at a bowling party Friday afternoon. Rev. O. O’N. Mnrtindalo went to Car rollton Wednesday to deliver several lec tures at the Sunday School Institute held at that place. The teachers of the Methodist Sunday School will hold their regular weekly meeting at the home of W. G. Post on the evening of Sept. 22il(l. Will sell before the court house, to the highest bidder, at II o'clock Satur day 2:trd, inst., the old city calabooses. ,T. 1). Brewster, Marshal, Charles Adams, of West Point, visited relatives itr Newnun recently. He was formerly a resident of Newnan and has many warm friends here who are al ways delighted to grasp Ins hand. Mrs. George F. Balt/.el I left yester day for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, af ter a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. Y. At kinson. Bert Atkinson, sou of Mrs. W. Y. At kinson. has entered the Georgia Military College at Milledgevillc. Miss Miriam Atkinson has (Mitered the Georgia Nor mal and Industrial College, in the same city. Charles Adams, who has been attend ing a business college in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., has completed his studies nnd re turned to West Point, where he has ac cepted a position with I). B. Adams.— West Point News. The first Sunday in Oct. has been set apart as Rally Day for the Sunday School of the Methodist church. An interesting program is being arranged and will lie published in our next issue. Hon. P. H. Brewster, of College Park, will bo the orator of the day. Mrs. Boui Close, who with Mr. P. T. MeCutohen’s children has been spend ing the past month in Ohio, is expected home tomorrow. Me. has been ailing the past week, hut will be himself again Mrs. Steed, of Palmetto, Mrs. Willie Elder Lawslie, Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. bannie Wootten, ot Atlanta, came when his babies are nt home to bless his down to the funeral of Mrs. M. P Kel- ■ leisure hours with theireheery presence logg. At the last meeting of City Counoil. Newnan Council No. 22, ,lr. O. U. A. , m motion of Alderman Goodrum, the M. is arranging a barbecue supper for _ r , , , ,, . . - -- name of Bridge Street was ohauged to I ,,,, Lucius P. Hills,who had been viB-1 anearly ( [ Bt e, wheu the order and its Salbide Avenue, in honor of the late i '' Mr iting Mr. 1\ G. Burpree, returned to At-1 friends will spend a deHghtfu! evening. MBIlue i Halbide. The new section of The Junior order is growing rapidly in this street will be opened in a few days Georgia, thirty-seven councils being allf , Salbide Avenue will then extend represented in the State council which » . .... . met last week in Atlanta. fr0,n Robi,,80u Street ' ‘ !HHt New " ft "' to the Central Railway depot. lanta Wednesday afternoon Misses Mattie and Catharine Bea re turned Tuesday to their home in Cleve land, Tenn. Miss Hattie Ellis is at home again af ter a very pleasant visit to Lone Oak, and has resumed her art class. Miss Ettie Coukell has returned from vacation end will be with Miss Butts again this season. Mrs. W. A. Post, of Grantville, passed Thursday as guest of her son, W. G. Post. T. M. Thompson, of Newnan, is regis tered at the Kimball.—Wednesday’s At lanta News. Mr. J. D. Crane leaves tonight for Lake, Miss., after spending three weeks with his cousin, Mr. C. D. Crane. W. G. Post, Esq., spent several days, this week in attendance at Newton Su-1 perior Court at Covington. Mrs. Harry Hayward, of Savannah, is j the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John E. Robinson. Mrs. H. S. Smith \va- called to Atlanta J Monday afternoon because of theaeriou illness of her life-long friend, Mrs. P. Kellogg. The Ladies’ Board of tie* Carnegie Bi brary will meet Monday afternoon 26th, at the library mittee will meet at 4 | At a recent meeting of the School] Board Miss Martha Askew was elected j as a teacher in the public schools. The | board is very fortunate in seeuring the j services of Miss Askew. M. the The Book Com 80 o’chs k. For Weddings. The beauty, elegance and appropriateness for wedding gifts of much of our stock is the delight of shoppers searching for articles of this kind. Our cut glass stock un doubtedly comprises the rarest and richest wares and largest assortment ever gat tiered together in Newnan. The same is true of our French China, of Haviland and other world-famous makes. A shipment of rare Japa nese wares, in original pack age- from the Flowery King dom, lm* just been placed on display. In Silverware and Silver Novelties lie- richness of tlie goods and completeness < f the assortment .leave nothing to he desired. H. S. Banta’s, The Store for Wedding Ctfts. Dr. J. W. Walden, who was conduct ing the meetings at Presbyterian church, was called to Athens yesterday to at tend the funeral of a member of his | church. Dr. Walden being usable to return for several (lays, the meetings closed last night and will not be re sumed. The usual services will occur at this church next Sunday morning and evening. Miss Mary Newton was the guest of honor at a charming "at-home" given by Miss Bessie Powel Friday morning. The decorations of the hallway and pal- affair was an 1 lor bespoke the artistic taste of the host- social event, ess and none the less attractive was the delightful porch, where games were , played. Miss Lueile Thompson made the highest score and was the recipient, of a lovely sofa pillow. During the game Miss Katie Sue Brewster served punch in her usual gracious manner. A delicious salad course follow ed. We will put on sale Wednesday, S' [it 27th. a lot of enamel ware, including all the most useful cooking Utensils, at less than one-half their value. These goods are iirst class goods, and well worth 6lie each. This lot will go at your choice for 16c for anything in window. Sw tie- display and remember the date ot sale. No customer can hay more than one article of a kind, and no article will be delivered at your house None ot these goods sold before date of sale; so lie on band and get choice. Black Bros. Co. Philip Orr left the city last Monday for Macon to (Miter Meroor University. Mr. John llunnicutt, of Athens, is visiting the family of Mr. E. J. Bailey. Miss Ysnbel Salbide went to Atlanta Tuesday to visit Miss Mary MeOandless. We [lay Hip highest price for hides. Manning's Market. In front Pinson Ho tel. Col. H. W. Dent and family, of At lanta, spent, last Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. W. A. Higginbotham, of Kilter- ton.anti children are visiting Mrs. Annie Martin Miss Joe Swint returned from Atlanta Monday, where she has been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murph, of Mar- shnllville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Banks. Miss Stella Bradfleld, of LaGrnnge, was the gue-tol' Miss Lizzie Gray a few days recently. VI. J. Daniel, of Senoia, epent Tuesday in the oity enroute to Oxford, where be is a student at Emory. Mrs. R. W. Gorman returned to At lanta last Sunday, after spending some time herewith relatives. Willis Brown,a well known vonng man of Carrollton, spent, last Sunday and Monday in this eity. Mrs. Hullio Arnold Story, of Iloop ville, was the guest ol Mr. 11 M. Arnold ' noil family the Hist of tills week. ' Mrs. Texas Gonrreld nnd family have removed to Atlanta, and Mrs Genrreld’s home here will he occupied by Mr. and < Mrs. J. M Milner. Rev. .hums Stacy, 1). I) , will prenoli at White Oak Associate Unformed Pres byterian Oliu roll on next Sabbath, the j 24th of September, i Mrs. A. J. Smith, of Atlanta, and ! Miss Oorrie Belle Durkins, of Spartan burg, S. O., were among the visitors in Newnan last Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Ware, of Newnan, who has been upon a short visit to BiiGrangi is now spending some time in Franklin. —BaGrango Graphic. Misses Marion West, of Carrollton, and Mary MeOandless, of Atlanta, who have been visiting Miss Ysnbel Salbide, left for Atlanta Tuesday. Miss Ella Turner, of Forsyth," Ga., has opened a millinery store in the Reese opera house building. Her sister. Miss Bon Belle Turner, is in charge of the store. Miss Bessie Kirby entertained a num ber of friends in a most charming man ner Inst Friday evening, complimentary to her guest, Miss Jcnnnic Paris, of Harmisville. Mrs. Bela Adams’ millinery opening occurs next Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 27th and 28tll. All the ladies of Coweta and surrounding counties are oordially invited to visit this store. The .Salmagundi (Hub meets at the home of Mrs. W. B. Pringle on Kept. lie no cards. Mem hers unable to he present are requested to notify the hostess as early as possible. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dent are now re siding in the house formerly occupied by Mr. T, B. Parks and family. Mr. Parks has removed to the Owens place, which lie purchased from Mr. M. D. < twain*. Misses Jeannette Jones and Pearl White, the popular trimmers from At lanta, will be with Mrs. Bela Adams {during the millinery season. Opening display next Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 27th and 28tll. Mrs. N. K. Powel entertained at tea last Monday evening, complimentary to the Misses Powel and their guests, the Misses Bea, of Cleveland, Tenn. The legant and delightful New line el'stutionei N at Reese's I >ntg Store. Try "IVp si no,” the new drink. \t Reese's Drug Store. 'Phone V. K. Mangel, ,lr., tit numlier 10(1, for cotton seed hulls. i> I t mix T. W. Sewell lias as her guest this week Miss Martha North, of Sharps- burg. mis. J. I*. Summers, of Rnlcigh, N. O., is visiting mis. K. K. Summers in East Newnan. Wanted—All the sehool chil dren to eall at. Reese’s Drug Store for tablets, peneils, pens, inks, etc. High grade drugN at fair prices is our way of selling. We solicit business of evory oarefnl person on this basts. Holt & Oates. Try the “New Tasteless Castor Oil” for coughs and colds. Cliil dren like it. At Reese’s Drug Store. Mrs. H. O. Aruall, Jr., was hosiers to the Euchre Club last Tuesday afternoon. The ocnasiou was a most delightful one for all present. | .lust received, direct front coast, fresh oysters nnd fish, Newnan Market Ice Co. ’Phone ill. 2t R. C. Moore writes all kinds of lire and life insurance. Ollier op- posite Rowel’s warehouse, New nan, Ga. 41 Misses Jennie and Dorothy Burpee en turlained a few friends last Saturday evening, complimentary to Mr. Lucius Perry Mills, of Atlanta The Imtioreil guest of the occasion rendered some of his best readings, which added much to the pleasures of the evening. For choice fresh lisli and oysters, just from the coast, call on (lie Newnan Market X Ice Co. ’Rhone 21. 21 Mr. Ernest Stallings lies returned from Atlanta and will he with his brother, Col. W. B. Stallings, for a few days. Great display el beautiful new china anil limey goods, especially suitable for wedding gifts, now on display at, Holt X Oates’. I!. O. Moore writes all kinds of lire and life insurance. < Mlice op posite Rowel’s warehouse, New nan, Ga. It PE-RH-N* STRENGTHENS THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. F. 8. Davidson, Bata Lieut, U. S. Army, Washington, D. C., cure U.N.j Pension Office, writes t ••To my mini there I* no remedy forcatmrrh comparable to Petuna. It not only etrlkea at the root ot Me malady, hut It tone* and atrengthene the lystem In a truly wonderful way. That bat been ha hletory In my cnae. 1 cheerfully and unhesi tatingly recommend It to those, afflicted as I have been.”—F. H. j Davidson. If yon do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Pet una, write at onoe to Dr. Hartinaa, giving a full etatement of yonr ease, and be will be pleased to give you file valuable ad vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Lein Adams has made unusual preparations for the tall and winter mil linery trade. Ex pi 1 rt trimmers and Hides lathes, and a large selection of the newest creations in beautiful millinery goods, make it a pleasure for all the la dies to purchase there. (ipeliing display occurs it. xt Wednesday and Thursday, Kept. 27th and 28tli. Walter W. Smith. of \ttanla oriuer- ly a resident of Newnan, had the mis fortune >o get his left arm cut nlf just below tli" elbow last Saturday after- noon. Mr. Smith was an employe of. Dale's planing mill at 168 Kdgcwond Avenue, lie was iienn diatoly taken to the Gnolv Hospital, where lie the best of surgical attention. The many friends ol Mr. Smith will regret very mueli to lenin of the accident. Wedding of Interest Occurs Next Friday Night. Mr. itnd Mrs. S. A. Warren inv ite you to lie present at the marriage of their daughter, Virginia, to Mr. Tom Thumb, on the evening of Friday, Septem hor2m.h, toon, at tiic A mlitorihim, Newnan, Ga. Auditorium Sept. 29, 1905. Part I — Liliputian Wedding. Part 2— Grand Concert. Mrs. W B. Wilson Soprano Miss Frances Ingraham . .Contralto I Mr. David Silverman - Violin Admission, 50 cents; children, , jviiss RnuKponoler ..Piano 25 cents. Benefit Daughters of ____ Confederacy. BENEFIT DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY Dr. Nunnally last Sunday morning discussed "Power and how we lost it." Next Sunday his theme will be "Power and how to get it." Ai night his series is "Back to the Bible," and next Hu inlay night he will discuss "How a burned Bible was restoied." Mr. and Mrs. J. K Holt entertained I at a six o’clock dinner last Friday even- j ing in honor of Mr Howard Davis and] Miss Nina Perdue, in addition to the ; guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 1 Milner and Misses Ruth Pinson and Unsaddle Holmes wen- present. A competent sales lady from the re tail department of the (Jhaiiiherlin • Johnson Du Rose Go., Atlanta, will be employed in Mrs. Bela Adams'millinery 1 store this season. Opening display of Irttttern hats mid all kinds of lovely mil- iincry goods occurs next Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 27th and 28th. Wo have tlio oaroftil Imbit and it counts for us and for you in the |>iu’clnise of' every item wo handle. This is especially true of BIH’SHKS, which need to lie bought carefully in order to insure durable qmilit ios. We have a brush stock we can well lie proud of. It is wort)i your while to come to us for Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and every tli ing else Bath Brushes, Infant Brushes, Paint Brushes, biistle (foods. j G. R. Bradley, Druggist. |