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Hutchens’ ONE PRICE Store
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Everyone that enters our store for the next ten days can get a set of our
75c imported dinner plates for only 50c a set. This is best English ware.
(it< for less money, we can’t afford to
ask for your patronage. We mean this
—we are selling gm <1- on a smaller mar
gin this year than ever before, a< we
have only one price to everybody :
theiefore we have cut our prices down.
This little talk may not mean tnncli to
you, lmt il you will call on ns we can
convince von. Our prices range from
.‘{US to 12.50 for wool suits
t JL-iuluJ
< >ur spring line of m< u s and
negligee shirts has just come in, ; n 1 we
are sel I i ng
Tin' SI line for 95c
The Toe line for 68c
The HOc line for 48c
Everybody gets the same treatment
at our store—one price and that a low
price.
Our black Cat 25c line of ladies’ hos
iery we seil at 19o a pair, and our lOc
line at 9c a pair. The same line in
men's and boys at the same cut price.
These goods are till fresh dyes and fast
black.
1 ton’t forget we sell towels—
Our 1 4x20 in. crush, per pair ... 9c
Our 18x82 in. crash, per pair . 19c
Ou.i 20x8(1 in. honey comh towel,
worth 25c a pair, at 19c
White or bordered : also an all linen
plaid worth 10c a yard that we are sell
ing at only (lie. This goods is for boys’
waists and doilies, and is washable.
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Remember, with every $1 purchase you can get a coupon for the $10 in gold which will be
given away May 1st. Get some tickets, draw the $ 1 O, and have a May-day picnic.
JAS. B. HUTCHENS
West Side Square
Newnan, Georgia
Milltown.
l"mvi-iht, little miii of Mr. mill Min.
Alnn/.n Whittle, Iiiin beell the l‘.e>l
week well II severe eolil
Mr. met Mrs Edgar .tones will move
to l.iiGninge Saturday. where they will
make their home foi a while.
Our eu(inieer, Mi Oen<lwller,hiui been
confine'! to Ins heil by sieknvs. the [iimt
tow ilnys.
Mi ,li Ini Nix. of Banning, pasHed
thrimgh Ni wtinii lust Sunday, on Ins
way from Atlanta and stopped over a
few hours with the family of Charlie
1 lavis.
Mrs. .I t'. Farmer, who was sick at
oar last writing, is still very cririeul.
Mrs. Aderson, formerly Mi-s Lillie
New Mini, N|ittlit a few ibivs lust w ek
wiitiliei parents Mi and Mrs John
New.-'m.
Little Mis- Mu> I Vi vis tins been on the
* ek list fur several days
Andrew Daniel moved with hin fam
ily to LaGmnge last week.
Mrs J. G. Brook, who was oonviiles-
emu last week,wan taken suddenly worse
and is quite ill at this writing
Walter Hendrix, from Orantville,
si>eiit las' Monday with his sister, Mrs.
Homer Allen.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Erie
Allen lias heeli real sink for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barrentine, of
Sargent, passed through Newnan last
Monday afternoon, enrmite to Grant-
vill** to visit their daughter. Mm. J. .1
Hendrix, who has been quite ill for sev
eral weeks
Little Miss Titiie Music, from Olein,
is spending the week v.itli lior sister,
Mis Cleveland Richie
Mrs. Joe Welborn was taken suddenly
ill last Sunday afternoon with convul
sions and was unconscious for twenty-
four hours, hut was better when last
heard from.
ORR & POWELL’S
Vehicles are’
Sold on easy terms.
Handsomely built.
I landsomelv Fin-
islied.
Steady Runners.
We have one hun
dred sets Harness.
John Ounnoii was heard from last
Monday and is somewhere in South
Onrnluin
Mrs. W. H. Dewberry was worse lust
Friday and has been conlined to her bed
since.
Mrs. Nannie Owens spent a few days
in Gmntville Inst week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Judsou South.
Mrs. Robert Richie was oil the sick
list several kays last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Freeman moved
from near the mill,over into new town,
one day last week.
"Grandmother Giles" had another i
stroke of paralysis last week, hut was
better when last heard from.
Mr and Mrs Will Oobb visited rela
tives in LuGratige last Friday.
Mrs. Temple Terrell visited her niece,
Mrs. l’lieole Hu igens, last Saturday,
who is vorv ill
Palmetto
Mr. Will Floyd, atone time a resident
ot Palmetto, died at a private sanitor-
iuni in Atlanta on last Friday and Ins
body was brought to Palmetto for inter
ment. Mr. Floyd was a prominent
member of the Elbertou Masonic Lodge,
and quite a delegation came from Fiber-
ton to attend the funeral.
The surveying jiarty of the Atlanta,
- Birmingham ami Atlanta Railroad is
encamped near Turiu, and tile prospect j
I is good for u new railroad m Campbell
land Fayette counties. It is rumored;
\ that the new road will touch the Atlanta
and West Point at Fairborn.
Miss Mary Johnson, who has been
visiting her brother, Prof. Edgar Joliu-1
son, at Oxford, lias returned home.
Mrs. Jolmson was called to Bueua 1
Vista on account of the death of her ,
brother, Mr. McMichael.
Mrs Wilev, who has been attending
the woman’s home missionary meeting j
in Atlanta, has returned home.
Miss Bird Stith is in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Gailliard. of Macon,
were the guests of Mrs. Duard Ballard
last week.
j Mr. Will Schwartuinn, of Charleston,
visited the family of Cnpt. Beckman,
; recently.
Miss Stevie Timmons, of Atlanta, is
the guest of Mrs. S. M. Dean.
Mrs. Albert Thornton, of Atlanta,
catne down Friday to attend the funeral
of her cousin, Mr. Will Floyd.
Mrs. John Gentry, of Atlanta, sjient
Sunday with friends iu Palmetto.
\Yi. Ski.i Sii.ks—Set* the new
checks and pin stripes. Yard wide
chiffon, tatfetas, Black, white,pink
or lighv blue. Potts & Parks.
A FEW MORE COLD-BARID
Cups, Saucers, Plates
THEY MUST CO NOW
40c
SOc
A few more 0-inch White Plates, old
price 50c
A few more 7-inch White Plates, old
price GOc
A few more Jardiniers cheap as dirt.
We have just one more 100-piece Dinner
Set. A bargain for somebody. Come
and see it.
A few more Toilets Sets, to go cheap.
We carry the high grade Hours, Postel’s El -
gant, Diamond, K. K. K., etc.
With every 50 cent Pur
chase of Crockery and Tin
ware we will sell a 48-lb sack
of Patent Flour for $1.25, 24
lb. sack for 5nc. This is an
unheard of price. You should
avail yourself of both crock
ery and tinware offers. We
guarantee everything we sell.
We carry a complete line
of Groceries, Fruits and Con
fectioneries—everything and
anything that you want. Call
to see us. We will supply
your needs at the very best
price that can be made.
Give Us a Trial.
75c
15c
A few more Cups and Saucers, old
price 81, now
A few more Butter Dishes, old price
25c, now
A few odds and ends of Tinware and Enam
el Ware that we must get rid of, and
you need them. First come first served.
A few more Mixing Bowls, cheaper than you
ever heard of.
We are agents for Chase & Sanborn’s Fam
ous Coffee^and Teas.
Special—Force, per package JQc
WANTED—1000 lbs. good butter, 1 OOO
dozen eggs and 1 OOO Chickens.
NUNNALLY & BARRETT,
The Bay Street Grocers
Telephone 55