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The charm of a oo-ft ropy emu* p exion is fully realized by ev ery woman, and any suggestion tliut helps attain this end is al ways welcome. The following hints are the outgrowth of our experience in selling toilet specialties for many years and because of that experience we feel entitled to hold views on the sub ject. Hint 1.—Avoid all bleaches, enam els, and all creams containing miner al salts and hurtful ohetnicals. Prep arations of this kind are seldom sold by reputable dealers, but are usually peddled about hy irresponsible )>er- sons They are seldom of any value, are often hurtful in the extreme, in juring the skin and promoting a hairy growth on the face. Therefore buy toilet goods only from one in whom you have confidence—oue who cannot afford to defraud you. Hint *2.—A goftd complexion will result from plenty of exercise, proper diet, and proper skin nourishment, together with the proper use of a good, harmless cream after the fol lowing method: Thoroughly wash the face with hot water and pure soap. After drying gently massage the skin with Cream Elcaya. This treatment removes every trace of dirt and other impurities embedded ill the iiores and if persisted in will bring your complexion out of that tired aud gray-looking condition and remove any wrinkles whioh may be beginning. » Creme Elcnyiv is the best cream fur this purpose which we have yet seen. It is harm less and free from excessive greasiness. It can be used for all purposes any cream is good for. It does no harm to the most delicate skin, and never causes a superfluous growth of hair. The price is 50c per jar at ;; Local News of Newnan" Read Cates Coal Co’s, advertise ment. E. R. Dent was in Atlanta last Monday. New brown dress goods at Potts & Parks’. Grape fruit is fine for breakfast. Phone No. 1. Mrs. G. 1J. Rarr visited Atlanta last Monday. Mrs. J: T. Kirby spent Thurs- dap in Atlanta. L. R. Powell pays the prices for hides. highest tf lanta, i? the admired guest of Miss Jtilia May Hackney. Nice, new three-rooni house for rent, near railroad junction. Ap ply to A. F. Simril. Miss Emmie Terry Snead will leave in a few days to spend the winter at Glenn, Ga. Miss Ethel Smith, of Palmetto, is visiting her brother, Dr. Paul Peniston, and family. The “\V. B.” Corset, America’s favorite corset. Latest models at P. F. Cnttino & Co's. New Ci«oakb. Plaid, the latest in cloaks. See them at Potts & Parks’. Sixteen button length silk gloves in black and white, jiiHt received Mi's. George Baltzell spent Sat- j at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s, unlay in Atlanta. Mrs. W. C. McBride spent Thursday in Atlanta. A. W. Stubbs, Esq., was in Fairburn last Tuesday. Handkerchiefs. Linen handkerchiefs, 5c to 75c each, at Potts & Parks’. The friends of Mr. Alton Arnold will regret to know that he is con- Dr. Anderson, Dentist; gas ad- home by illness ministered; Salbide Bldg. tf John D. Faver, of LaGranfte, spent Sunday in Newnan. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barron, last Friday, a son. Miss Onie limn non spent several days in Atlanta last week. Miss Annie Murray is at home from college for a few (lays. We have the agency for Low- ney’s chocolates. Phone 1. Shipment Durand’s bread will reach us Friday. Pnonel. Mrs. ,T. E. Dent, Jr., spent sev eral days in Atlanta last week. ft Mr. Lynch Turner was in At lanta last Friday and Saturday. J, H. Lipscomb, Esq.,of Whites- Mrs. Roy Merrill and little daughter have returned from a week’s stay in Carrollton. * Mrs. Ellison Richards and chil dren will return this week from a visit to relatives at Shiloh. Broadcloth. Seventeen shades of licautiful broadcloths at Potts & Parks’. Sidelioardst Yes, we have them. Call and see some beauties, tf Bcroggin Furniture Co. Dress triminings in great variety —braids, appliques, laces, silks, velvets at P. F. Cuttino & Co’s. The largest and liest stock of lamps in Newnan will lie found at the Johnson Hardware Co’s, store. George T. Brown, of Griffin,was HOLT & CATES’ burg, was in the city Wednesday, in Newnan this week to be pres- Breakfast bacon, pig feet, bloat-1 c,,t Ht thc Smith-Brown wedding. ers and 10c mackerel. Phone No.1. I Hall racks at Bcroggin Furniture Co.’n are beauties, and prices low. * IT , . . . The “Hawes” Hat—none better Have your mules and homes in- , ,, ... / . , i! * , , ... a . , , made. P. F. Cuttino & Co., Agt. sured in the Mutual Life Stock In-! Balance Company of Georgia. Full We carry the lutest magazines face value of all policies will be aud periodicals.—Peniston & Lee. paid. For information and terms, Mrs. Emmett Bailey and chil dren are visiting relatives in Alli ens. call on or write to J. W. Will coxon, agent for Coweta and Car- roll counties, Newnan, tf Miss (’leone Ham has returned from a delightful visit to Miss Bettie Quinn in Washington, Ga. Miss Linda Simril, who has lieen visiting Mrs. I. C. McCrory at College Park, has returned home. GET READY FOR WINTER Buy your heating stove before cold weather, while you have plenty of time to make a selection and a full stock to select from. We can show you heating stoves suitable for store, office, parlor, re ception hall, bedroom or servants’ quarters. , Perfection Oil Heaters, the best on the market, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 From our stock of grate baskets we can fit ninety per cent, bf the grate frames made. SPECIAL—Cottage fire sets, with 20-inch wrought shovel, poker and tongs, with Oriental iron stand, nicely fiinished, $1.25 # EXTRA SPECIAL—Sixteen-inch japanned coal hods, only 21c Newnan Hardware Company II Greenville st. Phone 148. John A. Stewart, of Atlanta, was Overcoat time is here. You make greeting Newnan friends last Tubs- no mistake when you buy one of d ay our coats. Largest line ever shown in Newnan. P. F. Cuttino & Co. Picture frames at Bcroggin Fur niture Co.’s give satisfaction. We make a specialty of frames. tf Mrs. visited week. Henry Dibble, of Atlanta, | friends in Newnan last Miss Belle Vernon King has re turned from an extended visit to We want every woman in town Rome, and country to read our ad. this week. W. M. Askew. Mrs. W. A. Herring and Miss May Herring visited Atlanta last FOR RENT—Good farm. Ap- j Monday. ply to $Irs. M. Bailey, at M. G. „ lr ir , , ... • .... | Mrs. H. H. Hopple and Miss vel s ’ 1 ^ ’ ’ • Ella Sherman were in Atlanta last I have just received a car load [ Monday, of Tennessee hogs and cattle. L. R. Powell Miss Lncile Thompson has re turned from a visit to relatives in Atlanta. Eight button length kid gloves, Prk* *2 pair, at P. F. Cuttino & j Miss Emlly bright has been * 0 s> confined at home several days by — ■— ■ —• sickness. Mrs. Edwin Parks returned Fri- 3/ ' day from a visit to relatives at Palmetto. Mr. and Mrs. Handel's Gibson entertained several couples most delightfully at tea last Friday even ing. Mrs. W.A. Tribble and Mrs. H. D. llrazcl 1, of Hogansville, wore the guests last week of Mrs. Tlios. Lowe. Mrs. Roy Colo returned Satur day from Atlanta, where she had been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma I desired Moore. • Next week Miss Mollie Powel, of Rogers-! town aml the Mrs. Clayton Tbreadcrafl, of Virginia, comes today for a short visit to her sister, Mrs. Roy Cole. Men’s aud boy’s leggings ami hunting coats. Examine our line and note the great values offered. 2t Johnson Hardware (’o. The Woman’s “Bible Circle of the First Buptist Church will meet with Mrs. R. A. Reese next Tues day at p. 111. A lull attendance IN OUR ANN ION stylo plaid the circus comes to Newnan small boy ville, Tenn., arrived Monday on a ^ I1(1 Hinall g irl will , )0 permeated visit to Mrs. T. W. Powel and j wIth tho feelinK th family. Miss Maie Campbell returned Friday from Atlanta, where Beling that life is well | worth the living. Broyles. Order Drugs by •Phone Most people don’t know any more about drugs af ter they see them than lie- fore. Call us up by phone and tell us what drugs— —or anything else—you want and we will deliver them in half the time you could come to the store for them. Everything will be satisfactory. We will make it so. Peniston & Lee Druggists. Bcroggin Furniture Co. can save H 1 you 20 to .‘10 per cent, on furni ture on spcciul orders. Our mail I I order department is complete Try | Misses Mary Lou and Julia Har- us on a fine piece. tf j ris, of Turin, were the guests of The friends and relatives in Cow- friends in Newnan bust Friday and eta ( . ollnty of Ml ._ an(1 Mrs . s. G. Saturday. Collins, of Camilla, regret to learn Mrs. Susan Hill left Newnan of the death of their three-months-j Thursday for Atlanta to spend the Tailor-made Hiiits for Women, The newest garments, perfect fitting, hund-tnilored. Tourist, coats for women in the fashionable or plain clqtJis. Rain coats fur women, exceptional values. Clunks of all kinds for children, attractively priced. The largest line of high grade skirts over shown in this section. Rugs * Carpets Curtains Draperies IN OlJR ANNEX Matt ings Blankets winter with her daughter, Mrs. Colquitt Carter. Mrs. T. P. Zeilars will return .to Mrs. Irving Walker spent la,st|her home in Palmetto in a few week in Atlanta, the guest'of I days, after visiting H011. W. B. relatives. Mrs. Calvin Holmes, of Atlanta, is visiting her mother,Mrs. Haber sham King. Mrs. Joe Arnall is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellis, at Union Springs, Ala. Mrs. Henry Arnall, Jr., is visit ing her friend, Mrs. Richards, in I New Orleans. I We Sell Silks. Plaids, plain, or fancy silks, at Potts & Parks’. Mrs. I). F. Patterson, of Griffin, was the guest of relatives in Xew- uau this week. Long Gloves. Long gloves of black kid at , Potts & Parks’. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Southeriand will leave next week for Florida to spend the winter. Orr and fam’ly. Mrs. George Coates and Miss Sarah Coates, of Atlanta, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Murphey. Mrs. Robert Mattox, who is spending the winter at the Hon ! Air in Atlanta, was in Newnan j several days last week. j We sell Dress goods and trimmings, silks, laces and embroideries. i’otts & Parks. We have a stock of oil heater* that will interest any person con cerned about the heating problem. 2t Johnson Hardware (Jo. Miss Ellis, artist, has decided to remain at her old studio, No. .‘hi Jackson Street, where she has al ready resumed her class in ait. All styles taught at reasonable [rates. Visitors welcome. Watches and Chains I am showing a select line of watches, chains and fobs. Have them in gold-filled and solid gold goods--a variety of beautiful patterns. The quality of these goods is un surpassed and their attract iveness is not the least of their strong points. Do you desire a watch, a chain or foil of genuine worth and beauty, at a price lower than you probably expect to pay for high-class goods? if so, come, and examine this stock and let 11s talk the mat ter over. Frank J. Flannery old infant, which occurred last Sunday. | There will be services at St. Paul’s Episcopal church nfcxt Sun day morning at II o’clock. Holy Communion by Rev. W. J. Moody, of Atlanta. All welcome. Wood and coal heaters from #1.50 to #20. ■ They are priced at reasonable figures and are worth the money. 21 Johnson Hardware Co. C. 1). Hollis & Co., house ami sign painters; decorating, kalsoin- ining, paper hanging, etc., done any kind of wear, at reasonable prices. Shop 20 1-2 Court Square, Newnan, Ga. 20 We hell Shoes. “Empress” shoes for dress; “Colonial” shoes for service; Krippendorf-Dittmann shoes for Sold by Potts & Parks, underwear and hosiery Watchmaker and Jev e'er. n Your needs can best be supplied by us. Largest and best assorted stock in Newnan. We seM “Cadet” hos iery for girls and boys. P. F. Cuttino & Co. Mr. F. M. Bryant has secured the office formerly occupied by the years. They are guaranteed and late It. (J. Moore, situated opposite never fail to give satisfaction. t the Central Baptist church, and 2t Johnson Hardware Go. . j will occupy it as the Newnan head- Ziegler, Douglas and Clapp *l u, Vt*r8 ol the Aetna idle Insur- shoes. It is a pleasure to sell a,1(:e ^0. Mr. Bryant’s office hours them; our customers get their { from eleven to one 0 dock money’s worth. each day and he will be found in P. F. Cuttino & Co. his office at that time. We hell Silks and fine woolen goods. We have new goods to show you every time you call. i’otts & Parks. We stilJ sell Clauss Shears—the kind this store has handled for 22