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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION SALE!
Prices blown to atoms! THE HUB quits!
Quick!______________ THE HUB __ _ Dalton, Ga.
Sale Begins WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. $10,000 MUST GO IN 34 DAYS!
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READ THE PRICES BELOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE:
Men’s Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, 19c
worth 40c garment, for only
Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Underwear, 9c
worth 25c, for
Ladies’ 10c Hanekerchiefs for 2e
Men’s Sox, worth iOc for 5c
Men’s plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs worth 10c §C
Best 50c Waterproof for only
Now friends, get busy. This is a true statement. We intend to close this stock out by January 1st
Extra Help. Everything just as represented.
Sale begins Wednesday, November 27th and continues until the goods are gone.
Next Dalton Door, Millinery Dalton, to Co Ga. •9 li II E Come The Quick! Voice Bids of Prudonce you come.
FASHION
Well, we have been having
some cold rain this week.
Several of our young people at¬
tended the singing given by the
Misses Headrick Saturday night.
On last Sunday morning j >
Hooker and Miss Missouri Wea\
er were happily married at the
home of the bride. We,
their other' friends, wish them
much happiness.
We are sorry to note the
ness of Wesley Wright, but hope
for his early recovery.
H. A. Gravely and wife visited
at the home of J. M. Cline last
Sunday.
A. L. Weaver dined at the
home of A. H. Youngblood last
^Guess' what young man had t>
walk home from Crandall Sunday
night. Hello, Henry! Hitch her
SHOES *
MH
We have the most complete line
of Men’s and Women’s Shoes ever
shown in Chatsworth. Prices right.
We also have a nice line of Cloth¬
ing that must go at lowest prices.
’ Gome and Inspect Our Mammoth Stock,
J. 6. Gregory 4 m,
Next Door to the Bank
as
by the neck next time.
Misses Cobia Hammontree, Er¬
mine and Ethel Ohamnan were
among friends in East Fashion
Saturday night and Sunday.
Rev. Grice preached an
esting sermon at Zion Hill
day evening.
The Hunter.
■
Word has been received at
j (Jordele of the killing, at his
place, six miles out in the coun
try, by a negio fm m mm , of
j Mi. York Klines, a pio.iiii.ont
I farmer. Mr. Raines quarreled
with the negro about feeding
the stock and the negro cut his
throat. The negro escaped, but
the sheriff is endeavoring to
.effect his arrest.
a « S'beSt^lS made,
do not gripe. Sold by S.
; Kelly.
THE MURRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBF.R’H, 1007 *
LISTEN! Heavy Outing Flannel, worth 10c,
close out price
A. F. C. Ginghams, worth 15c, to close out
for
Yardwide Bleaching, worth 15c yard, to n
| close for * ■ ■ ■
I G)
j Large size Towels, worth 15c each for only n
! Men’s Heavy Knit Overshirts, cut full length 39c
j and worth 75c closing out price
%Jr P. ROONEY, f#
i =C. R. V.
l am proud of the fact that 1
was born and partly reared in
Murray county. I love every
hill, every hollow and every red
^ fchat threads through it< No
where on G bd’n green earth can
you g nd a better people; whole
eou | er j and generous to a fault,
£ vcry d oor j n fj ie coun ty is
ma(]e with the ]atch strin g on
the outside< Eighteen years
have rolled away into history
since I left Spring Place, yet
ever green in my memory are my
boyhood days that I spent
happily there. Many, many of
“ oId 8,ee P in in
ar<i *
tlie S rave - var(1 hanl b T tlie
village and lots of them have
been claimed by the west.
There are a few though of the
old settlers left and quite a few
of the younger generation,
o—o
You will pardon this bit of re
mniiscence, but l could not help
but stick it at the top of this,
my first article for The Murray
News. No doubt you have seen
some of my doggerel in the Dal¬
ton papers, but for fear you have
not, allow me t d say that the
height of my ambition as ascrib
ier is to advance ideas that may
prove effectual in the better¬
ment of humanity.
o—o
I will now give you a few
“sparks from the aqvil of
thought.” I hope you will agree
with me, but if you do not, why
jt makes darn little difference to
me.
o—o
Shame upon the man who can
trace from generation to genera¬
tion his family tree at last to
write opposite his own name—
lesser degree.
o—o
True art and skill often mas
I querade in Overalls while an
pmposfcer wears the wreath be-
CLOTHING. Men’s $15.00 Suits to close quick for $7.98
Men’s $10.00 Suits for $4.98. COME QUICK!
Men’s $6.50 Suits, Quick Price - $3.89
Boys’ Suits at Factory Cost!
Store Fixtures For Sale
Store Room For Rent
neath a tile hat.
o—o
To he honest you must be true.
To be true you must first be
true to yourself; your life must
be like an open book, that every
one may look in and see every
thought; that every thought
must breathe a orayer of love
and benevolence to all created
nature, and feel, sympathy for
those in pain or distress and a
willingness to help the needy,
o—o
This will nevei' he a civilized
country until we expend more
money for books than we do for
chewing gum.
O—'O
Men, cultivate a love for the
beautiful things all about you;
look at the unframed pictures of
the mountains, the forests; ap¬
preciate the beauty and
fragrance of llowers; train your
ears to love music, then you will
live easier, live longer and look
better.
o—o
We should not search for love,
nor demand it, but so live that
it will gravitate to us. Wear
a smile instead of a frown; say
something good about your
neighbor or keep your mouth
shut; eliminate the grouch or
the grouch vyiH eliminate you.
cr—o
Mv religion is to treat your
fellow man right; take care of
your health; do good where it is
needed; scatter rose petals of
kindness along the pathwav of
the sorrowful, and arrive at sleep
with a clear
about the extent of my religion,
o—o
This then is the end of my
letter for The Murray
some say they like my letters,
others not.
Thats all.
P. Rooney.
WE Are Here to Give
Our patrons what they want. We do not try to induce
them to take something else. If a customer wants Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, he gets Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He is not im
portuned to take our own make. We like to treat our
customers right, it is both pleasant and profitable. We
have built up the largest dryg establishment in Dalton by
gratifying our patrons’ wishes. There is no reason why
everybody them in Murray Comity should not trade here. We
can give decidedly the best service and our prices
are fixed altogether Jaccording to what things are worth.
• • • Fincher & Nichols
THE
STIRRING SCENES
OF
LAST WEEK
In Mattings, Rugs and Furniture
with its bargains still going on.
Bed Room Suits $15 to $75
Dressers $5.50 tO $35.00
Iron Beds $2. Wood Beds $2.
Tables for Parlor, Library and
Kitchen. Safes, Cupboards and
Wardrobes. Rugs and Rockers.
Save Money by buying Furniture at
BAKER & BUCHANAN
51 North Hamilton St., Dalton, Ga.