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J. T. HOT J,UMAX, PRESIDENT. W. I,. KKMP, VICE VUES. AND TREAS. W. ANPKEWS, SECRKTAHV. LOANS OF $1,000 TO $20,000 PLACED AT LOW RATES ON IMPROVED FARMS IN THIS COUNTY If you desire such a Loan, write us fully. THE SOUTHERN MORTG AGE CO. a-* Atlanta, Georgia. Attorney Wanted to Act as Local Correspondent P. F. Cuttino & Co. diredt atten tion to a line of Japanese handmade and turnover collars for w omen in drawn and embroidered work. Also genuine Japanese crepe cloth kimo nos in handsome designs. P. F. Cuttino & Co. are agents in Newnan for the celebrated “W. B.” corsets, which are now well and favorably known in every quarter of the globe. A full assortment of the leading styles is always repre sented in their &ock. P. F. CUTriNO & COMPANY l Local News of Newnan Dr. Amlerson, Dentist; pis ad ministered; Salbide Bldg. tf Crepe and tissue paper, all col ors, at Reese's Drug Store. 36-inch sheer linen lawn 25c yard at 1’. F. Cuttino & Co’s. Sticky lly paper at Heese’s Drug store. Summer underwear in great va riety at P. F. Cuttino & Co.’s. Bowman’s Bed Bug poison, at xveese’s Drug Store. Mayor O. 11. Urquhart,of Turin, was in Newnan last Tuesday. Fine perfumes and toilet waters, at Heese’s Drug Store. New line of baby Irish laces just opened at P. F. Cuttino <& Co’s. Big line toilet soaps at all prices, at Heese’s 1 >rug Store. Cream skirts at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s. Big line of shoe polish,all kinds, at Heese’s Drug Store. Mr. Mathew Cole is sojourning at Borden-Wheeler Springs, Ala. Domestic Ammonia for cleaning purposes, at Heese’s Drug Store. Figured lawns in the latest de signs at P. F. Cuttino <& Co’s. New lot of Insect Powders at Heese’s Drug Store. A. H. Nunnally, Esq., was in Atlanta last Monday. Flower, field and garden seed, at Heese’s Drug Store. Buy your sidewalk tile from the Newnan Tile Works. tf Black grate enamel for polishing grates, at Reese's Drug Store. Perfect fitting shirts, fast colors, 5()c and $1. Boone’s. New lot Talcum powders, all kinds, at Reese’s Drug Store. Mr. Bob Freeman, of West Point was in Newnan last Tuesday. Fresh line of Powell’s fine can dies, at Reese’s Drug Store. E. C. Goodwyn was in Atlanta last Monday. Mrs. E. A. B. Lee has been quite quite sick during the past week. Mrs. J. F. Lovejoy returned last Monday night from New Orleans. Miss Norma Jones, of Turin, is the guest of Miss Cleone Ham. Twenty-five Berkshire pigs for sale, ell’s. Ellison Richards leaves Saturday for a business trip to Richmond, Va. Electric straw hat cleaner makes old hats look now; at Reese’s Drug Store. Summer hoisery lor men, women and children at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s. The busy store stays busy. N on will find what you want there. Boone’s. Attorney W. \V. linden, of At lanta, was in attendance at court this week. Linen (lawns,’f linen cambrics, linen sheetings at P~ F. Cuttino & Co’s. White parusols, white fans, white shoes and white wash belts, etc. Boone’s. Hugh Hackney, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in the city with rel atives. Fans, fans. New just opened at P. F. Co’s. ine of fans Cuttino & Leave orders at Orr & Pow- 4 Special values in summer dress goods, muslin underwear and mil linery. Boone’s. Regular monthly session of Or dinary’s Court will be held next Monday. Silk and lisle gloves in black, white and colors at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s. Willard Newsome, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in Newnan with friends. Carpets, rugs, mattings, lace and portierre curtains at J\ F. Cuttino & Co’s. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. (’lower re turned last Sunday from New Orleans. Easy Method Furniture Polish for cleaning and polishing furni ture, at Reese’s Drug Store. The largest line of white goods ever shown in Newnan at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s. “Easy Bright” cleans and pol ishes silver, brass and all kinds of metal, at Reese’s Drug Store. Wanted—Wet nurse for posi tion in Senoia. Apply to Mrs. Sam Bradshaw, Newnan, Ga. Mrs. L. A. Perdue left yester day for Washington, D. C., to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. if. Davis. We use Dr. Leininger Chemical Co’s. 100 per cent solidified for maldehyde. No solution. Noth ing better is known to science for killing germs, etc. 7 Thompson &8croggin. Mrs. R. F. Perdue and Miss Lon Ella Perdue, of Senoia, are visiting the family of Judge L. A . Perdue. I O. P. Houston, who has been a resident of Texas for several years, is visiting relatives in the 3rd dis trict of this county. After cleaning your home you could do nothing better than have it fumigated. We will doit for you. Thompson A Seroggin. 7 Mrs. C. H. lleidenberg has re ; covered from a serious illness, last ing two months. Her friends are pleased to know ot her recovery, j The Daughters of the Con fed - j eracy will hold their regular monthly meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock in the Li brary. Beginning May 15th and con tinuing until September 1st, we will close our store at 6:30 every evening, except Saturday. I). W. Boone. We have plenty of beef from those fine, Coweta-raised, Hereford cattle. Give us your orders for any kind of cut desired. Newnan Market & Ice Co. You can fumigate your own home without much trouble or ex pense. Ask Thompson <S; Scrog- gin about it—then strike a match. It’s done. 7 The Newnan Ministerial Asso ciation will meet Monday, May 7, at the study of Rev. (’. O’N. Mar- tindale, at 6:30 a. m. F. G. Hughes, Sec’y. Rev. Harrison Jones, of Hamp ton, Ga., who visited relatives and friends in Coweta county several days, was mingling with old friends in Newnan last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jackson have returned from their wedding ] tour and are at home in Newnan. They visited Tallulah Falls, Mt. Airy and other northeast Georgia resorts. lion. Charles 8. Reid, of Pal- metta, was in the city Tuesday, lie is attorney for the administra tors of the estate of the late Mrs. Mary E. Sims, and conducted the sale of the Sims property in this! city. Emmett M. Lunccford, a popu lar and prominent eommerical traveler of Atlanta, was mingling with Newnan business men the first of this week. Mr. Lunccford is a nephew of Mrs. G. A. Nun nally, of Newnan. Dr. H. F. Hall, a prominent physician of Greenville, was bur ied in that place last Sunday. He was 76 years of age; a blether oi l the late Rev. J. H. Hall, I). I).,; of Newnan, and an uncle of Hon. Baseball Goods A Sample Line of Reach’s Goods. CUTLERY cutmj-rAButipmj SCISSORS __ Samples! Samples! We have just recoixed 450 sample pocket knives that will be sold at wholesale cost. The line includes Rodgers, Wostcnholm, lin ker and other well known makes. Come early before t he choice ones are gone. Sample Razors. Fifty razors to sell from 33c to #2.50; some of them retail up to $4 from stock. Now your chance to get a good razor cheap. Rubber Hose. RELIANCE 1-2 in. 5 ply 25 or 50 foot lengths (no charge tor couplings), per font, fie. RELIANCE 3-1 in. 5 ply Imse, 25 or 50 foot lengths (no charge for couplings), per foot, 10c. Spray nozzles, each, 35c. Sprinklers. 1 qt. t in sprinkler ...... 0 qt. tin sprinkler 4 <11. galvanized sprinkler 0 qt galvanized sprinkler 5 qt. gnlvanizi Adjustable window screens, hardwood frames 30 in. high, open to 27 in 45c 30 in. high, open In 13 in 00c Screen doors, 1.00 to 1.75. Screen door hinges, 15<> to 50c. Newnan hardware Company From Last Week’s Franklin News and Banner. Mr. A.G. Hendrick, of New- nan, spoilt several days this week in Franklin. Mrs. F. S. Loltin and daughter, Miss Conie, left Wednesday for Newnan, where they will remain for several weeks. Mr. Robert (’lower, the popular salesman for Mangel & Co. of Newnan, was in town Tuesday on business. Miss Emmie Sue Hendrick, of Newnan, is the guest of her sister, | \ happy occasion for the little j 7 folks was an Easter egg hunt given j by Frank and Billie Gearreld, Sat- 1 urday afternoon, at the home of j j H. A. Hall, of this city. Mrs. E. A. Lipford. Spring has come and with it j Loony Mooty, after spending comes fever and Hies, measles and several days in Newnan, has re mosquitos, rheumatism and roach- I turned home to the delight of his us, hack-ache and bed-bugs. We many friends, can fumigate your home and kill all germs and everything that has life. Thompson & Seroggin. W. G. Post, Esq., is in Birming ham where he will spend two weeks in attendance at the Gen eral Conference of the Southern Methodist church. Col. Post is one of the lay representatives of the North Georgia Conference. ' Dr. J. W. Quillian is at Young Harris, Ga., where he will deliver the commencement sermon on next Sunday. Pulpit of the First Methodist church in Newnan will be filled Sunday morning and evening by Rev. N. E. McBreyer, of Whitesburg. Mr. and Mrs. N.B. Hudson were called to Conyers last Tuesday by the death of the former’s brother- in-law, Mr. Miles Summers. Mr. Summers was a prominent business man, being a member of the Mc- Cord-Stewart Co., the wholesale grocers of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper N. Sewell, of this county, are in Alabama, where they will spend several weeks with relatives. Before re turning home they will probably visit Birmingham and see the Methodist Conference in session and also visit relatives in Bartow county, Georgia. <P 121 SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF MILLINERY Special shipments of the newest and most Insh- ionabln lulls and millinery goods are received ho often at this store that the stock is always fresh and attractivo. The ladies of Newnan and Cow eta County cannot fail l.o find here just what iH desired in lovely Imts, (lowers, ribbons, etc. The prices named on everything are as reasonable as the quality of the goods will warrant. The ladies are invited and urged to visit us and examine our stock. Bicyles for Boys and Girls Our Crescent and Yule bicy cles for hoys and girls are the wheels for young people. They are standard wheels, made of first-class material in the most substantial manner. They are light, easy running and grace ful. In fact, they are beauties, and the possession of either a Yale or Crescent will make any hoy or girl happy. Cycling is a most healthful form of exercise for hoys and girls, as well as the means of furnishing them lots of pleas ure. Parents, give the boys and girls a chance to en joy the delights of cycling. Crescents and Yales for boys and girls priced at #16 to #25. H. S. BANTA ^ Mrs. Lela Adams B s their grandparents, Col. and Mrs. F. 8. Loftin. The green lawn was crowded with the tots, eager to find the rabbit eggs. Tax Receiver’s Notice. fs to I,AST HOUND. Paris, Tuesday, May 8, 3 to p. m. Height, Wednesday, Mayfi 10, a. rn. Moreland, Wednesday, May fi, p. in. ^Grantville, Thursday, May 10. Corinth, i Friday, May 11,8 to 10, a. m. Kirby’s, Friday, May 11,3 to 5, p. rn. Newnan, Saturday, May 12 J. B. Ashley’s, Monday, May 14, p. JTl. Handy, Tuesday, May 15, a. in. Sargent, Wednesday, 16, a. in. Roscoe, Wednesday, May 16, p. m. Palmetto, Thursday,} May 17, a. in. Coweta, Thursday, May 17, 4 to 6, p. in. Madras, Friday, May 18, a. in, Newnan, Saturday, May 19. Sharpsburg, Monday, May 21, a. ni. Turin, Monday, May 21, p. m. Haralson, Tuesday, May 22, p. m. Senoia, Wednesday and Thurs day, 23 and 24. Newnan, May 31 to June 20th. E. Gary Summers, It. T. K. Next Sabbath at the Presbyter ian Church at 11 a. in. Rev. C. O’N. Martindale will preach on “A Bar to the Restoration of a Life,” and at 7:30 p. m. on “The Track to True Prosperity and Uu- mlugled Blessing.” The offering at the morning service will lie for foreign missions, don’t forget it. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. in. To these services everybody is invited, especially strangers and travelling men.