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WHY BUY SHOES
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When You Can Get the Cream of Leathers, Shoes Made by the Best Makers in Shoedom at Prices
That Put Money in Your Pocket.
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R. T. Wood’s Children Shoes, $2,25 Shoes $1.75
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Stetson’s $5.50 Men’s Shoes at . . . $4.00
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Korrect Shape $4.00 Men’s Shoes at .
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“ “ “ 44 4 4 1.00 Shoes .75
Krippendorf-Dittman$3.oo Ladies’ Shoes
2.25
Stetson’s $6.00 Men’s Shoes, at . . . 4.50
Krippendorf-Dittman $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes
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Men’s Shoes, Women’s Shoes
Boys’ Shoes, Girls’ Shoes
All of the vintage of 1909 and all Priced at Factory Cost. Come at once or you’ll lose first chance to~|
buy the Best Shoes at a Big Money Saving.
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J. H. LAWRENCE SHOE COHPANY
WHITE FRONT SHOE STORE
P. S. See Us About Other Shoes also
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REAL ESTATE AND* INSURANCE
We are offering this week ttf? following Real Es
tate Bargains:
The heMiiul home of Mrs. Frances
Perkins .>ji the hill, corner (if Clarke
and Lincoln Sts., size of lot 70x210
feet. A practically new two-storv,
six-room house in one of the most
exclusive residence sections of the
city, also nice garden lot tjoes with
this lot. This home is splendidly
equipped with all conveniences as
far as water and sewer connection:
are concei ned. P
Terms easv-
r ana sewer connections
"“f $3,250.09
The elegant home of Mrs. Dozier,
situated on Jefferson street, is also
for sale on easy terms. This is one
of the rarest bargains in real estate it
has been our pleasure to see. A
' beautifully arranged two-story eight
room house with all modern conve
niences and on Jefferson street at
that for the price
of
Thejioine of the late’Cant. Walter
Paine, corner South Jefferson and
Screven streets, lot 105x210 fee*
This is a seven room house situated
on a quiet shady street, surrounded
by tlie best of neighbors, free from
the noise and dust of Oflfj! l\T\
a main street. Price (MiU.UU
A lot adjoining the above (>lace and of
the same size, one of the prettiest
places for a home in the entire city
is also offered for sale, We are at
liberty to offer this for awhile long
er at the price of $800.00
Later it will require a larger sum to
purchase this pretty lot.
Local And Personal
Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Bland and Dr. and Mrs. ^obn I’. Atkin
son, a delightful dance was niven at
Bed Men’s hall Monday night. Those
preient were: Misses Ckiflys Napier,
Ilkberta Horne, Nell Van Buren, Caere
Barrett, MGrtde v^lcn, Claire Booth,
Irwie Bjrkhalter, Annie Clyde Wright,
Gussie Beauchamp, Nettie (hone, Bailie
Treanor, Katie Cline, Hyden Maxwell,
Hattie Bottle, Annelle franklin, Ellync
Franklin, Leila Lamar, Julia Hatcher
anft Sarah Baker) Messrs. Marion Alien,
Chas. Browjif A. C. Mcivinley, F. L.
Underwood, Leo Joseph, E. A, Wright,
M. Flemister, W. H. Troutman, Erwin
Sibley, Jack Edwards, Dr. Cline, W. B.
Gautier, Conn Carr, Loderick Jones,
John Sibley, Kenneth Atwood and
James Ingram.
Miss Florida Allen bus been nostess
at a delightful house party during the
past week. Her guests are: Miss
Annie Bate, of Albany, Miss Claire
Booth, of Oolumbus, Miss Irene Burke-
haltor, of Warrenton and Miss Gladys
Nuoier, of Macon.
Miss Gussie Beauchamp is visiting
Mrs. Dozier this week.
Mr. Russel Bone of Stevens Pottery
was a visitor here Sunday.
$3,600.00
A vacant lot on N. [efferson St.. 70 by
210 ft. opposite the home of Mrs.
Hanft has been placed in our hands
to close at a bargain. We will not
quote prices on this lot publicly. We
prefer to sell this, so, for reasons
that will be readily understood when
you hear our figures.
Watch our space each week, not for advertise
ments, but for real estate news. .
Bloodworm & Bloodworm
Real Estate, Life and Firs Insurance.
Mr. Hoy Bethune, of Sandersviile,
was here on a visit last Sunday.
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Mfr.s Hazel Kingman, of James, who
has been visiting Miss Edna Blanks re
turned home last Friday, accompanied
by her hoatess.
J. W. Seal3 & Son have gold out theii
livery stable he* to R. H. Blood worth,
who will continue to operate it at the
same Btand.
Tlie colorqd Methodists of Milledge-
vWo have started on a plan to erect
a new church here and they have secur
ed a new lot for the church.
Mr. Chailie Seals is in Jacksonvil'a
for u few days.
j Some People
Misjs Roberta Smith, of Dublin, is
visiting Mias Claire Greene.
Miss Annie Ennis is back in Milledge'
ville after several weeks' absence.
The many friends of Miss Bessie
Ennis will be delighted to learn she has
about recovered from the operation for
appendicitis performed some time ago
in Sandersviile and she came back home
Tuesday.
Mr. Clark Case is back in Milledge-
ville for a few weeks. His headquart
ers now are in Baltimore.
Mrs. A-nnie Harris and Miss Ida
Vaughan are visiting Mrs. Daniel in
Tennille.
Miss Ellen Fox left last Friday for
New York where she will spend a
couple of months.
Miss Sarah Baker, of Sparta, cam?
over Monday night for a visit to Mrs.
M. II. Bland.
The postponed meeting of tha Tues
day Evening Bridge club was held with
Mrs. Adolph Joseph Monday night and
the affair was delightful in every sense
of the word.
Mrs. R. E. Stembridge spent last
Saturday in Macon.
Mrs. Hall of Atlanta, is visiting
friends and relatives hare this week.
Mrs. A1 Hatcher, of Augusta, ac
companied by her charming daughter,
Miss Julia, and her son, Lewis, are
visiting the sister of the former, Mrs.
Emmie Jackson,
Misses Bertie and Ethel Slembrige
leave today for Jacksonville, Fla. to
spend several weeks with their friends.
Miss Agnes Stembridge left yester
day to visit her sister Mrs. A. S. Brown
in Davisboro.
Mr. D. R. Borter of St., Andrew,Fla.
arrived in the city Monday for the pur-
| pose of perfecting himself in Pen Art
, under the instruction of Prof. R. H.
; 3. nd.
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We’re Fussy!
About little things—the purity
and goodness of the eatables
for instance. Well, so we
are and so we ought to be.
We are for the pure food plat
form every time, and we do
our best to practice W’hat wo
preach.
You really can depend on
anything you buy from us.
We’re just a? careful of the
things we sell to you as of the
things we buy and eat ourselves
Pure foods at fair prices—
that’s our slogan, and it’s win
ning new friends for us every
day.
Try us on Some Little
Thing Today and See
In Our Uauaually Eitenelve Stock <>l
(lenrral Qroccrlee You can Always
Rely »n tladlwg |wl what V041 need
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