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IN PRICES THIS WEEK Wo have a new, down-to-date Stock of Clothing of the popular “ EAGLE BRAN1).’’ This brand on clothing is a guarantee of its correct style and its fitting and wearing qualities. No better clothing is made and sold at popular prices than that bearing the “ Engle Brand." Now, to make business hum, for the no: <t 30 DAYS, we .will sel 1 anything in our ('lothing Stock at WHOLESALE COST, with Hi per cent. added. That makes the pri a $10 Suit Only $7 70. That’s a 1 >ig reduction, is it not? The same prices will be named on the en tire stock. This means a saving of money worth while to every buyer of Men’s and Hoys’ Clothing. Our cloth ing is new and fashionable. Suits in dark and light plaids and stripss and bright colors are very attractive, Suits in new patterns, go >d material, nice fitting and good wearing Clothing, formerly sold $6; tor the next 80 DA VS to go at $4.15. How's that for low-priced clothing? We bought this clothing to sell, and these prices will sell it. Don’t fail to get a suit during this sacrifice sale. A Few June Bargains. 10-quart heavy Tin Pail, only loc; 8-quart heavy Dish Pan, only 14c; 8-quart heavy Dish Pan, only 12c; Large size Bowl and Pitcher, $1.25. 500 Boxes Fine Toilet Soaps, worth 15 to 25c. per box, only 10c. JAS. B. HUTCHENS West Side Square Newnan, Georgia Milltown. AI lev upending several weeks with liei son, Cornelius, lit ( Ydui Inwit, uni nth it relatives in t'urrollton, Mrs .1 il Hi'nnk returned lioine histJFl'idii.v Tula Dili* unit wife Imve moved into rooms vacated liy Mi Davis and family Mr Kllieii Cannon and Mi-s Annie Strickland were united in marriage on tlin'.'Mil of Muv.JKev. .1 K D Taylor Oflil'illtlllg. Kiitiioc, little daughter of Mr and Mrs .1, T Farmer, lias heen siek for several days Mr. and Mrs, Willie d/.inorc have a little girl at their house, who came one night last week and 1 looter Ttirplv and wife had a hoy to count aboil I the same time. .1, W. Mobley and wile s|S‘nl lust Sun Uuy in Gmittvillc. the guests of Mr and Mrs, John Smith. Mrs. Hugh Parker, after spending a week with hvr mother, Mrs. J.lt. (joins, returned last Thursday ucenm]iauied by her sister, Miss tizella (joins. Mrs \V. H. Dewlierry had another had s|xJl last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. K H. lstvern visited in Atliens last week. Miss Kuhie Daniel, from Klliertou, is the guest of lier sister, Mrs. 1 antic Loveru. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson were the recipients of a little hoy last Thurs day week, and Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Crow had a little girl to urnve last Thursdav. Mrs. Drew Goins, from Griftln.H* spending the week with friends uud relatives bore. JeMie|Stnith,who used to live amongst us, moved twek from SHrgent last week. Miss lina,* MeGehce lias been on the aiok list. Frank Barton and family will move to Winder the latter port of this week. J. E. Smith moved with lus family from Grantville last Monday Mr. George Christian and Miss Km Moore were married last week. We wish for them a useful and pleasant future. Mrs. l-.ir.zie Weaver, from Riverview, visited tier sister, Mrs. Jesse Florence, returning last Sunday afternoon, aeootu- patiied by little (^uuitoii and Christine Florence. Mrs J. K.*Wright and little daughter, Annie, liave mumps. Mrs Wright also lias a sou ten days old The writer was in Atlanta hist week, consequently onr column was blank. It was a feast to our |x>or soul to get to hear that great man of God, the world’s evangelist. Dr. Tony, preach for a few days, and hear lovely songs, sung by one of the sweetest singers in the word's history, Mr. Alexander. i )ur school will have its commence incut exercises on Wednesday evening. June (!, beginning promptly lit j :!!(>. A full house is expected We wish for those two tailhlu! young teachers an ahuudaut reward lor their faithful ser vice redcred during the Inst term. Whitesburjj. Senoia. Miss Opal McKnight has returned from Liitirnnge, where she laid heen teaching music in the Soul hern Fetnnle College. Mr. S tv Smith, who has heen awnv for several months, has returned and will spend the summer here. Miss Annie Sneed, of Forsyth, spent several days here last week, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. A mill 1. Miss Verna Bridges, of Sharpshurg. is the guest of Miss Allie Atkinson. J. B. Kdwards, of Atlanta, is visiting liis father. Mrs. Kind Kllis, of Piedmont, Ala., is tile guest ot her mother, Mrs. Alice Fait. Mr. J. B. Sasser, of Atlanta, spent Sunday in Senoia. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Butler and little son, of Atlanta, an- visi'mg here. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peeples, of Nash ville, Uii., are guests of relatives hern tills week. Hon. Hoke Smith will deliver an ad- drcM hero Saturday, after which lie will be given a liarboouc. Mr. Lumpkin Warner, of Macon, is the guest of Mr. Charlie A. Travis. Misses Sudio and Georgia Armtll, of noar town, are attending couuiumce- meut. Miss Nora Hunter, of Turiu, is the guest of Miss Suilie Travis. One ol the most brilliant events of the week was a tea given by Miss Susie Trovis in honor of the graduating class. The house was artistically decorated in ferns, |iahus and cut flowers. The bright young Indies in their dainty white dresses completed the picture of lovli- ness. Pink and white were the prevail ing colors Barbecue, salads and ices were served. Those presentwere, Misses Ethel Tinley, Evelyn Oa-lton, Iznin Shepherd, Nora Hunter, of Turin, Opal, Rosaline Hand.Lois Hardy: Messrs Hoy North, Wade Fouler, Harvey Reid, Charlie Travis, and Lumpkin Nnsner of Maeou. The commencement at Brantley In stitute was a great success in every {>ar- tioulnr. Tite comedy presented by the girls Monday night was fine. Special mention should bo made of Miss Mar garet Gay ami Miss Ruth Atkinson. "Ye Old Folk* Concert" was given Tuesday night by the little girk. Rev N. K. McRreycr, the Methodist pastor hern, tilled his appointment Inst Sunday and Sunday night, preaching excellent sei minis. Rev. W. A Parks went down to Se noia Saturday to till an app an tment on Sunday for t he Met hodist preacher there. Mr. W. C. Branar went down to Grif fin one day last week to meet his little niece, who cutno up to visit him from Sou111 Georgia. Mrs. Marion Richards and daughter, Miss Lein, of Newiiim, ate visiting rela tives near town this week. C. A. Duncan, one of our clever citi zens, happened to the ill luck of losing his pocket hook with fifteen dollars in it one day lust week. Mrs. L. G. Johnson and daughter, Miss Zilln, of Rome, are visiting the parents of Mrs. Johnson, at Moore’s Ferry. Rev. J W. McLeod tilled his monthly appointment at Corinth church Sunday. Charlie Edgeworth went up to Atluii ta Iasi Saturday to visit his brother. Little Miss Etta Lula Walton, of Ca milla, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. C. Branar. Claude Jones and Claude Holloway,of Clem, wore in the city Sunday. W. T. Glass, of the Central Railroad, was here Saturday and Sunday. Welcome Parks went up to Atlanta last Monday. He was accompanied by lbs son, Richard. Henry Lipscomb, one of oar hustling young merchants, went up to Carrolltou first of the week Charlie Bledsoe, our clever depot agent, went up to Carrollton Monday to visit liis parents. Olie Camp is in Coweta this week {minting the residence of W. W. Caven- der, near Sargent. Col. E. C. Chastain, of Haalehurst, visited the family of Rev. N. E. Me- Breyer last Sunday. G. W. Tiuney is confined to his home this week with an attack of rheumatism. Mr. Tom Friddell and wife visited at Roopville Saturday and Sunday. Prof. V. D. Whatley left Sunday for a several days visit to different points in Alabama. W. T Strickland has a very sick child this week. Miss Do vie McBrever, who has heen in Atlanta for same time, is expeoted itotue today. The farmers around Whitesburg are moving on fine with their farm work. All liave good stands of cotton, some have fiuished chopping. Cora is looking well; wheat is about ready for the har vest. HfiWBMBMraran GOOD Opportunity Knocks Once at Every Man’s Door.” IT IS KNOCKING AT YOURS. We are making many changes in onr stock, and new goods are re ceived every day. We offer the highest quality in all kinds of Fancy and Family Groceries. Best Quality is what people want in everything edible—especially when they can get it at no greater cost than inferior goods are sold by many dealers. You cun always find “Best Quality” here, and get prompt service and courteous treatment besides. If you are not now a customer, try us with an order and see how you like our manner of dealing. NVNNALLY & BARRETT, The Bay Street Grocers Telephone 55