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T
HUTCHENS’
10 CENT CASH STORE
is crowded with bargains, and cus
tomers looking tor holiday goods.
We have them and have them
cheap.
CITY PRIMARY
HELD TUESDAY
Grantville.
Your |mrl<*r may in*»d lilting up
m town. They are drat
elasw
s\ Ii iicu fitrnil hit. W• • have it
goods: c ear a- crystal, and lower
• i lie old pride.
price- than ever helore
W’o cun si'll \*iiti a suit for "1 1.
82,50 fancy water -h
1.35
suit at iflH, -*ii11 at *25, suit at
811 fancy ss ater *"t
2.00
- *(. liter 1 allies. HUr, s.,e. 8],.HI
(lln-s pitchers
15c
.ml *2. Dining clinirs. Toe. and
tilas- pitcln-r-
24c
85c; plain ••hairs, 5iie; rocking
Gin-- pitchers
39c
hail'N, 81 III 811, Mat t I'e-ses,
( ila-s i vers fanes ss are
75c
' .75 tn 85 We ri-k tor a c ni-
Water bntt 1 "s
15c
pariHon of of "iir good- and prices.
1 ,arg" gla-s Iniwls
20c
1 list received big line o| men's
Thin blown tumblers, per set
40c
j inn t h, 81 pair ii|* to 81,
2 1 1 inch vase- for
25c
(in mir upper Hour we carry
Large bowl and pitcher
1.00
! ; leeii of t In* pant t > dour. < Mir
s quart ditihpan
10c
1,rice 8) 15 for 5M poiuid sai’k.
LiUg size wash pan
5c
gnaraiileed. t Mir molt** i- ca-li
It.isvl und pitcln r
50c
*1 ivn, underprice Therefore by
Good .luck plane
05c
1 railing w ill) ns, you don't have
Li loot dot lie- ss II-
10c
1 ■ pav for ba*l debts that iiceuttiu-
Window shades
10c
.ite will) I'ViTS bouse 1 lllll sells
( ot ton batting
10c
credit.
1 aid -' siork 1 ei'ket
10c
We luue more glu's\\nr> mss in
Buehelot s night lamp
25c
b'oek for you to select your In-1
\ II eollnrs crepe paper, per
ili v presents from Ilian any store
roll
9c
(Continued from 1st imK-)
prising and successful business
men mill will doubtless serve the
fit\ faithfully.
As the Tour inemlteis ol'Coun-
cil who hold over still reserve the
right to be called young, Newnan
will have a Council next year com-
posed entirely oT that class of her
citizens: and the city will expect
great things from the young Coun
cil in the way of business-like ad
ministration of her varied interests.
The city election will be held
Saturday. I»ec. 1st. at which time
the nominees of the primary will
Come and see the articles
suitable for Xmas gifts.
I
Hutchens’ 10c Store
West Side Sqare.
Executive Committee Names Nominets.
At the meeting of the City ISx-
ecutivc Committee held on Wed
nesday morning, Nov. 28th. for]
the purpose of deducing the result
of the primary ideation on Nov.
|27th for four Aldermen, four mem
bers of the City Hoard of educa
tion, and seven members constitut
ing tin-City Kxeeutive Committee,
the following named candidates
having received the highest num
ber of votes for the olliccs respec
tively named, were declared nomi
nated for the election to be held
on Pee. I. IPOll, for the oHiee- re
spect i\ cly named, tow it:
Coi \ldermcn: II. C. Arnall.
. 11.. |). \\ . Boone. I.. C. Cole and
('. It (i los cr.
Coi Hoard of education: T . C.
Mkiiison, T. H. Mavis, I. N. < >rr
and Crank Wilkinson.
The following named were elect
ed us executive Committeemen for
the ensuing two years, tnwit: ,1. C.
Arnall, C. If. Pent, T. ,1. fisher,
T. 10. Met'ullongh, W. S. Mealor.
T. 10. i’oils and W. C. Wright.
W. C. WuiiilIT, Chm.
T. C. U s wi.s, Hoc's.
OhapiM'd bunds are quickly onn'd by
applying ChninberlninV Hnlvc. Price,
•Ji I'i'iii, Cor -s»l.- bv Penistnn A- bee
FURNITURE!
Never before have furniture factories turned
out such an array of good styles as they are
now doing, and we have an attractive gath
ering of the season’s newest goods for your
approval. One special feature is our show
ing of moderately priced articles. We have
anticipated your needs, and have provided
accordingly, endeavor ing ever to bring be
fore our customers the very best at the low
est possible prices. We feel it safe to say
that all the following are special values that
will appeal to all prospective purchasers.
The Ladies Parsonage Society wns de
lightfully entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mis. Glenn Arnold This So
ciety is noted for its ninny good deeds,
its money making proclivities nil I it-
tlmroughness in looking after the wel
fare of the parsonage. Each member
gives different nrtiole* for sale. Tins
afternoon nil end roideried piece tur-
nisbed bv Mrs. Snllie Sewell, wns sold
for 81) cents, and six lovely little doll
lints, made by Mrs.(Jolley Leigh,brought
$2.:i(). After the business wns trims-
noted, five little girls, Misses Mildred
Sewell, Lottie Wliite. Coriune Hollo-
way, Nell Sewell mid Maude Hugg sang
two lovely songs—"Meet me on tIn*
Busy Corner," ami "When the Whippo*
will Sings, Murgnret.” They sting m
clear, well trained voices. Mrs. Bugg’s
recitation of "Miss Doleful’s Visit" was
also much enjoyed. A delightful snlad
course, tollowed by cuke and ambrosia,
was served. Mrs. Arnold is always till
adept in the art of entertaining, and
tilts afternoon was no exception. The
members present were. Mesdmties Glenn
Arnold, N »> Batiks. J. F. Brasclt, D.
Y Bryant. L P. Bryant,A. 11 S. Bugg,
I (). P. ('.lower, C. B. Cotton. .1. E. Dean,
, S, E. Leigh, .(. D. Mainland, W. G. Sad
ler, Sallie Sewell. It. I. Sewell, B. ,1.
Sewell, W. M White. The invited
guests were, Mrs. Bobo, South Carolina,
Mrs. Harry Hill, Palmetto, Mrs. J. T.
White, Mrs Mary Owiusbv, Misses
Gertie Post and Ladle Banks. Refresh
ments were served by Misses Lottie
White, ('online Holloway. Maude Bugg,
Nell and Mildrrd Sewell.
It is gratifying to the people tint'
Bro. Bugg and family will he with us
another year.
Mis N. <> Banks and her mot her, M rs.
Bobo, spent Monday in Atlanta.
Misses Ella Kate Earn and Maud Huy-
nit-, <>t Newtmn, and Bessie Gilbert, of
Setioia. were guests Sunday of Miss
Pauline Stevens.
Mrs. Belle Drake and Miss Limit .bis-
ti-s were hi iIngniisytlle Thursday.
Mis. E. L. Bryant aud children stop
ped over ii few days on tin tr letnrn from
.lotii-sboro to their homo in LilGrange.
While here they were guests ot Mrs. G
W Glower. Mrs. L. P. and D. Y Bry
ant.
Mesdames .1. D. Mon bind and W. G.
Sadler visited Mis. R. • •• Jones, of New
nan, Friday.
Miss Edna White spent Saturday with
friends in Hngunsville.
Charles Astin and daughters. Fmitous
and Martini, were guests Sunday at the
home of .1. E Demi.
Mrs. Frank (juilliaii, of Moreland.and
Mrs A. (’. Weems, ot Rome wvtv guests
Sunday of Mrs. II. D. Pace und Mrs. C.
E Sewell.
Yus. Glenn Arnold and Mis. N. O.
Banks visited Mrs. Allie Mobley, of
tlogniisvJle, Friday.
A. J. Parks made u business trip to
Nowiihii Thursday.
John T. White went to Hogansville
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Bryant lias returned home
to LilGrange, after spending two weeks ,
with relatives here.
Capt. W P. White lias returned t.
the home of Ids son, J. T. White. He is
still suffering from the eft'eers of n fall
sustained while visiting relatives at St. j
Marks.
Col. R. O. ‘ .Tones, of Newuan, was in ;
our city one day last week.
Misses Clara Smith and Julia Davis
were guests Sunday of Mtss Bessie Lam
bert.
Little Dorothy Jones, of Newuan, re
turned home Sunday, after a few days
visit to relatives here.
Mr. nod Mrs. Drake, of Moreland, spent I
Sunday.it the home ot their son, (.'lit-
ford Drake.
Boozer Payne and Edwin Bunks were
in Atluutn Sunday.
L S Sewell made a visit to Atlanta
Carloads of the very
Highest Grade Coal
are being received by
CATES COAL COMPANY
and wagon loads are daily going
out to our customers. Phone 117
:3^ i&m
Odd Dressers.
At 10.50, square mirror.
At 15.00, oval mirror (princess).
At 21.00, oval mirror (princess).
At 211.00, oval mirror (princess).
At 25.00, oval mirror, swell front.
Sideboards
At prices ranging from 15.00 to To.00.
Folding Beds.
Folding bed lounges, from 10.50 to 18.00.
Hall Racks
At prices ranging from 10.50 to 80.00.
Tables.
Extension dining tables at from V 00 to
•40.00.
Parlor tables in oak and mahogany
7.48 to 9.08.
Chairs.
Stylish dining chairs, leather seats, at at
tractive prices.
Rugs and Art Squares.
Hugs and art squares in Smyrna, Velvet,
Axminster ami Brussels These art- ex
tremely low in price, but- high in quality.
Beds, etc.
Our spring bed and mattress stock is “up
to snutT,” and we invite your especial atten
tion to our line. Buy a “Gold Medal”
spring and a “National Sanitary Felt” mat
tress and good rest is yours,
AI ’ wool blankets at &>, #t‘> and £7- These
are Iteamies, in white and colors. Comforts
in beautiful colors at 2.1X1, 8,75 and 4 00.
Lindt man's oil shades, 50e to #1.
Best grade tloor linoleums at 75c a square
yard Choice patterns.
Pictur* s t<> -nit everybody at low prices.
See me for trunks; 1 have them.
—STATEMENT—
of the
CONDITION OF
Hank of Grantville
Located at Grantville, Gn.,
at the Close of Business Nov. 13, llHkl.
Donn* anti discount?*
S (11,0111 87
Demand loans
5,850 70
Overdraft*
14,410 57
Hanking House
4,'.Mu 05
Furniture and Fixtures.
75n (0
Due from Banks nnd Bankers in the
State
88
Due from Bank* and Bunker* in
other States
l.'.GlJ 59
Flour That is Pure and Reliable
We have recently equipped our flour mills with the latest
and best machinery and are now making the highest grades of
flour on the market. We will at all times use the best wheat
obtainable, and having the best- machinery and an expert mil
ler to operate, we are assured of a good uniform flour.
Some of the so-called highest patent flour is made by bleach
ing and in some cases, it is said, by adulterants. Our flour is
absoi.I'TEI.v ituk und no artificial means ate used in its manu
facture. Try it and you will be pleased. You run no risk,
every nAo is guaranteed. YVe do not sell at retail. You will
find our flour with most of the merchants. Ask your grocer
for “Askew's Best” and “Imperial” (our highest patents),
"Snow Flake" and "Coweta" (our three-quarters patent). (
Our pure wheat bran and shorts mixed is the richest food ou
the market. Try it and you will use no other.
W. S. ASKEW COMPANY
:,i?joo
uo on
Ittii to
■jsi -is
1 101,0)7 15
Currency
Gold
Silver, Niekelsand Pennies
Interest Paid
Totai
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paitt in * 45.000 00 j
Surplus Fund 5,000DO ■
Undivided Broth*, less Current Ex-
IH-nses and Taxes Paid J.425 41* :
Individual deposits suhjeot tocheck 50.0*16 Id
I Cashier's Checks 115 00
Hill* Payable, Including Time Certi-
tienu-s representing borrowed
money • lo.uttl 00
: J. N. MARBURY
Successor to Newnan Furniture Co.
Totai.
i mi .no; 15
I
Statt. or Cl to mu a—County of Coweta-.
Before me eame K. T. Meat-ham. Cashier of
Rank of (Irantvflle, who, being duly sworn,
-avs that the above and foregoing statement is
a true ,-ondition of -aid Rank, as shown by the
liooks of file in suidBank.
F. T. MKACHAM. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
Slid dav of Nov.. I'**’
C. P. CLOWER.
K. P. A- Es. Officio J. P.
Sunday. j Mrs. T. M. Zellars aud ohildreti left
Mrs Harry Hill, of Palmetto, is the ] Tuesday to visit friends in Maoon and
guest of Mrs J. E. Dean. ‘ Atlanta.
Mrs. T. m. Lester has returned home' Mrs Colley Leigh and James Colley
from a visit to Newuan, Welcome mid were In LaGrange Thursday.
Sharpsbnrg. j T. m. Zellars aud J. T. White are in
Mr. Sim Zellars returned Friday to ] Newnan today.
Palmetto, after spending about two j
weeks with his brother, Capt. T. E. Zel- j Notice,
tars. All persons indebted to tbe J. T. Reese
Miss Alma Albright, of Luthersville, Drug Store, or to Dr. J. T. Reese, up to
is the guest of Miss Snllie Hopson. November 1, 11)00, are hereby notified to
Mrs. Dorn Parker and children, of settle at once with Major W. A. Turner,
Newnan, visited Mrs. A. H. Robertson 0 r T F Kiwis, attorney at law, as the
last week. 1 stock of goods, etc., of the said drag
A. W. Hopkins, B. H. and William ■ store was sold oil the above dare to an-
Hopkine sjietit Sunday with their bro-1 other jmrty. All persons having claims
rlier. Frank Hopkins, of Lutherville against the J. T. Reese Drug Store will
J. W. Beavers and family moved from present them ro the above named par-
Grnnrville Monday to the country. They t ^ B The books will be found in the
will reside at the m. N. Colley home- j 0 iq 0( . of T. F. Rawls. This Nov.28, 1906.
stead in the 3rd district. We regret to Mrs E. J. Turner,
lose them as citizens of our town. 37 Ex*-cntrix of J. T. Reese.