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SILKDOWNE
Tin* component pnrts
Wool. Here lire somi
superior to all others.
if this fahrii
reasons why
are
this
Silk
art ie
amt
3 is
HI KK IK AVNE will wash like linen, something yon cannot
do witli materials of like character.
SI KK I *< >W N K contains the purest dyes.
HIKKDOW NK contains the finest Australian wool.
SILK now NT. is manufactured from selected cocoons.
SII.KOOWNT. is made by the most experienced textile oper
ators.
HIKKDOW NK is guaranteed not to crack or pull; its wear- t
inn quality is excellent.
HIKKDOW'NK will not crush.
HIKKDOW’NK is used for dresses, waists, skirts and evening
garments.
Hll.KOOWNK has I teen endorsed by all users.
Hll.KOOWNK is worn by the most fashionable.
Hll.KOOWNK is considered by the smart set as essential to
their wardrobe.
Hll.KOOWNK is fashion's favorite for evening gowns.
HI I.K DOWN K is guarunteisl to all who desire a material ol
superior excellence.
Hll.KOOWNK is made in all the leading shades.
A WORD TO THE CONSUMER
in an iron pan by a careful hand.
How lieautifully it glittered when
separated from the black sand.
The hard work was getting down
to the gravel where the gold was
deposited. This was usually ten
or more feet. They called it “hit
ting off' the gravel. Where the
gold was found was from ten to
twenty inches deep.
I was just twenty years old and
went there to get work with a rela
tive who had some property and
an excellent wife. With other in
terests Ik- had a barroom.
“Cousin William,” he said, “I
want you in my barroom. You
need not sell it on .Sunday—you
can go to church with my wife. I
will iKiard you and pay you well.”
I had no idea of accepting his
proposition; but went to see if 1
could get a job digging gold. I
knew how to work and could han
dle pick and shovel. Wages were
I eight to ten dollars per month. I
They Art Dainty Oirlntmaa Remem
brance*—The t'ae nt I.ace.
The fashion of making your own
handkerchiefs or of making them for
the various gift times In the year Is
growing very rapidly. Kinds are be
ing attempted that ten years ago would
have lieen considered Impossible.
The prettiest of them are quite sim
ple, depending upon the beauty of the
handiwork for their chief charm. Some
are trimmed witli the merest edge of a
scallop, buttonholed with the tiniest of
Furniture or Housefvrnishincjs
YOU WANT, CALL AT
lUL
E. 0. REESE S BIG
FURNITURE STORE.
A look at the Stock and a word as to Prices will always make a sale.
DEPOT 8T.
E. O. REESE,
NEWNAN, BA.
We want you to read the above evidence and
upon the merits. If your verdict is favorable
response will he generous and permanent.
puss
the
For Sale at
nurroNHOLKn haniikejiohii r.
stitches, and the scallops are outlined
could expect at first only eight or with the narrowest to be found edge of
nine dollars—barely half us much la £f- „
Even brussels lace has been adapt-
tis wits offered in the barroom. Pd," the graceful brussels lace braid
The gentleman I applied to for twisted like braiding on a bit of linen,
work in tlie diggings told me he Uie material In the loops cut out and
worn 111 ine uiggings toiu .‘. the open space filled In with a cobweb
could tfive me no work; “but ll ^one in the finest linen thread made.
you can teach 1 will tfot the school Ou tbe corners the twist Is a little lar-
for von ” said he Kc ‘ r ’ U "‘ °« >eulnK a llttle bl K» er - uud
loi you, sai i . < the space Is filled in with a couple of
He secured the teacher s place cobwehB. AnoUier row of a wider
forme and I boarded with him. braid edges the handkerchief.
„„ , , • , .I,,.,, 41... Nothing could bo prettier for trlm-
Ihe school paid inou tliai mlng handkerchiefs than valendennes
barroom and flic wages for digging i a( , e , and there are a hundred ways of
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POTTS & PARKS
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Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Shoes 0
About Salaries.
One of the results so far of the
investigation into tlie management,
or rather mismanagement, ot the
big life insurance companies, is the
development of a widespread im
pression that the heads of the com
panies drew much larger salaries
than they were entitled to by rcu.
son of their capabilities. Hood
many people are firmly ol the
oppinion that no business man's
services are worth *150,(100 a year.
The New York World recently
goverment of one fifth of the
world’s inhabitants. The trival
Hyde, as sharp a contrast to <’ur
/on as can be conceived, was not
satisfied with *100,000 from the
Equitable.
I'ndoubtedly some of these
contrasts between salaries and the
men who drew them are striking,
to say the least. It is significant
that President Eliot, of Harvard
university, draws a salary of *10,-
ooo a year while a young son
President McCurdy of the New
York Kite Insurance Co. was draw
'combined. They made me secre
tary of the Hunday School, and
| there I was associated with the
most intelligent and religious peo-
I pie of the community.
Kvery young man lias tempta
tions and trials in starting out in
life. That year 1 signed the pledge
I of the Washingtonians, a temper-
janee society. I have ever since
kept that pledge.
| Mining then was much like
[ gambling now. The gambler is
fbisli with money today and broke
tomorrow. So with the miner. In
a good mine, in a few days he
made hundreds of dollars. Then
lie would strike “hard slate" and
j soon lose all. Only a few men
made money and kept it.
Young men, it is a thousand
times better to neither drink nor
sell whiskey nor gamble.
W. J. Cotter.
Newnan, (la.
using It, from the old fashioned styles
to fluffy little affairs with borders
slashed In points, eneli trimmed with
lace nifties. A pretty treatment is
using three rows of luce Insertion, grad
uating In width, tlie narrowest next to
the linen center.
Those little glove handkerchiefs, six
Inches square, make Ideal foundations
for trimming with lace, and your hand
kerchief Is half done when It Is begun,
as you've no tiresome hemstitching to
do before you begin with the lace.
Embroidery—that fine, delicate work
ing of exquisitely delicate vines and
blossoms—Is hardest of nil to do and
makes tlie heaviest of eye strains.
published some interesting figures ing more than twice us much us
in to.meet ion with salaries ot *io,ot>0 a year soon utter he got
prominent men in various fields of!out of college. Hut then the
elfort. Hays the World: youngster hud a father who belives
Tlie president of the l’niled j in providing liberally for members
Htutes has a salary of *50,000. M. of his family. Think of a man
Kuchet the distinguished president occupying the responsible position
of tlie Hwiss Kederation, draw s *9, j of chief biologist of the goverment
000 a year. Thebuud, the coin
Sells More of Chnmberlaln's Cough
Remedy than of all Others Put
Together
Mr. Them. George, n merchant, at Mt.
Elgin, Ontario, says: “I have bad the
local agency tor Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy ever since it was introduced in
to Canada, and I sell as much of it us I
do of all other lines I have on my shelves
put together. Of the many dozens sold
of under guarantee, 1 have not had one
bottle returned. I can personally reo-
onimcud this medicine as I Imvo used it
myself and given it to my children and j
always with the best results.” For sale \
by Dr. Raul Peniston, Newuan, Ga.
PRETTY BRUSH POCKET.
llysrlcnlc iind laeful I'hrlMtiiinii Pres-
ent—How It In Made.
Tlie germ fad lias now reached the
care of hairbrushes, which, according
to an authority, must never be left ex
posed on the dressing table. For tills
purpose the brush pocket seen in the
picture is especially designed. It makes
a charming and hygienic Christmas of
fering.
Linen is tlie material usually em
ployed for a pocket of this kind, and
one of dark color Is most serviceable
for tlie purpose. Tlie model Is In blue
linen dotted qll over with French dots.
It measures thirteen inches in length
and nine inches across from scallop to
scallop In the upper part und seven
Inches in the narrow part below tlie
scallops. The shape can bo euslly cop
ied from the Illustration, but it would
Newnan Marble Works,
J. E. ZACHARY, Proprietor.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
All Kinds Marble and Granite
Georgia Marble a Specialty.
All work guaranteed to be First Class in every particular.
Parties needing anything in our line are requested to call,
examine work, and get prices.
OFFICE AND WORKS NEAR R. R. JUNCT’N.
NEWNAN, GA.
DR.T. B. DAVI8, OR. W. A. TURNER,
| Residence 'Phone 5-three call*. Residence ’Phone
DAVIS & TURNER SANATORIUM,
Corner College and Hancock Sts.,
NEWNAN, - - - GEORGIA.
High, central and quiet location.
All surgical and medical cases taken, except
contagious diseases.
Trained nurse constantly in attendance.
Rates $5.00 per day.
Private office in building. ’Phone 5 two calls.
Davis & Turner Sanatorium.
Merck & Dent
The Hicks Almanac for
I9C6.
The Rev. Irl It. Hicks Almanac
will not Vie published for 1906,
receiving a salary of *2,750 a year, but his Monthly Journal, Word
mon plaee son in law of MeCimly, j w hile the vice president of the
drew *140,687 in HH14 from the | Mutual Kite gets *50,000 a year.
Mutual Kite. I According to Collier’s Weekly the
Kmerson lived upon an income \ income of Richard McCurdy, pres-
of *1,000 a year, eked out by lee- j ident of the New York Mutual.and
Hiring, while writing his poems sou, is greater than that
and Works, has been changed into
a large and costly Magazine, and
it will contain his storm and
weather forecasts and other astro
nomical features complete. The
November number, now ready,
of the
and essays. John Hay, as score.: governors of all the titty one states contains the forecasts from Jan-
tary of state, drew *S,000 a year, and territories combined, while uary to June, 1906. The January,
'l'he late Senator Hoar after a long McCurdy himself gets more out of number, ready December noth,will
career of distinguished public ser i his job than do the president of contain the forecasts from July to
vice, drew *5,000 a year. Fred jthe Cnited States, the vice pres- December, 1906. The price of
crick Cromw ell, treasurer of the I ident and the entire cabinet and this splendid Magazine is one dol-
Mutual Kite gets *00.000 a year, j the chief justices all together get lar a year. See it and you will
Our lighting men fare better. I out of theirs.—Brunswick Jour- have it. The November and Jan-
Admiral Dewey, a name world re- mil.
nowned, receives *19,500 a year. j ~“
General Chaffee, army chief of Declined the Offer to Sell
ivivivos *11,000. A naval Whiskey,
captain by selection and training a
receives *9,500 lor
BRUSH POCKET.
be well to cut It out lu newspaper first
Fold the paper so that you make only
one line of cutting; then both sides will
be exactly alike, as the fold will be the
center.
The edge is cut In scallops and has a
knot stitch worked with silk In each
A Regular Smash-up
points a straight finger to
this place, for the very-
good reason that here un-
wiieeled, generally bat
tered up vehicles can get
back to business at small
cost. One word and that
is the end of it: We do
carriage repairing and
charge you only just
what’s right.
BUGGY BUILDERS
Legal Blanks
J£" A stock of all kinds of Legal Blanks will be
found at the NEWS OFFICE. The stock in
cludes Notes, Mortgages, Deeds, Bonds and
all blanks used by business men, as well as
uary numoers containing the Rev.
Irl R. Hicks forecasts for the whole
superior man. receives Mr. Editor:-! will tell of an ex
an exacting responsibility and for perienee of my early hie. Telling street, St. Louis, Mo.
the possession of judgement upon an experience helps the brethren 11 "
which the issue of peace or war and encourages those who are just Croup,
might at times depend. Robert H. starting out in liie. a reliable medioiue and one that
Mct’urdv drew in 1904 *121,766 In 1844 there were few localities should always be kept iu the home for
fmm the Mutual life where a young man could secure .immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough
IIom till .lut.ua . . f Remedy. R will prevent the attack if
Monarchs reward superior men ; work, ihe gold region ot uppti ^ ^ ^ M {he ohild become8
more lilterally. A British admiral Georgia "as the most m\ it mg j 10ftrge- or even after the croupy cough
of the the fleet draws nearly *11, held.
r-o P rkJ b 2 1 «o , 'r <! SSS7™H , 2;!those used only by justices, constables and
cotton. The pocket for the brush la j
year,and more complete than ever, cut five and one-half Inches deep and clttOfTlGyS.
‘ , , , . , • . .j- is laid to form a box plait. The sides
can be had by sending at once -o on the lower are scalloped, and All nf tbpcp hlanlr*; arp rpanlar in form
cents to Word and Works Pub- ! the upper part of the plait is feather- All Ot tn6S6 DlSnKS are regular in TOrm, and
lishing Company, 2201 Locust stitched round. The lower comers are
In fact, Fno blanks printed in the State look
Kan Shaped Xl*htdrei. Caaa.
__ A fan shaped nightdress case Is a
was the most inviting * 10ftnM> or even after the croapv cough preferred style just now with Christ-
Gold digging was not done J ftppeare . For sale bv Dr. Paul Peniston. ffiaa sR er8 - ,« ha * a w “ e “f h
* trhprp tho ihnnld hA Ttu* PflAA
ornamented with clusters of ribbon thejpaper and printing are exceptionally good.
loops, and there are loops at the top to
hang It up by.
Pockets of this description'are to be
bought made up ready for the embrold- j
ery, for which the pattern Is marked ! better or will give the users better satifactio n.
out.
Prices are the same as other printers
charge for blanks.
THE NEWS solicits business in this line;
where the sticks should be. The case
Is of brocade or lace over satin. Either
thick coni or a plaited lace edges It,
000. Roberts of Kamhihar, head by machinery then, as it is now. j Newnan; Ga.
of tlie arm v receive'. *25,000 a vetir. 1 lie digging "as done "ith pick " u mu. .uiu u, . *- ,, , . ,, , . , ...
i i ('.ii-yoii the emitest vieeruv and shovel, the gravel washed bv Troup Superior Court convenes and sometimes ribbons are run on to and guarantees that USerS Of these blanks Will
«», .ocki., K the -leg torn," iu LaGnuig. ii,st Monday. Jud s , — «- *■. - »* — “ ‘
000 a year for presiding over the the precious metal was panned out K. W . Freeman will preside.
always In.evidence.
be entirely pleased with them.