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Purchase and Sale Co.
Will move to E. E. Bass’ old Stand
West Hancock Street, August 1
Our line of Furniture is as near complete as any in the city.
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The Famous Klk and Columbia
Buggies^at surprisingly low prices.
As a|trade starter we are going to sell a limited
number of S ft. 6-in, by 10 ft. 6-in. Genuine Eureka
Tapestry Brussels Art Squares at $ 1 8.00. $3,00
cash and $3.00 month.
Also the 60 per cent. Woolen Union Art
Squares 9x12 feet, at $6.00. $1. cash, X $1 month.
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VVe sell the “King of Sewing Ma
chines” the WHITE
N one better.
Purchase & Sale Company
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Harness are a specialty with us and prices ri«^ht
If you want anything that is used in the mod
ern home you will find it at our store, cheap for cash
or onj^**
EASY PAYMENTS
Local And Personal
Mist Claire Booth, of Columbus, who
hits been attending the house party of
Miss Floridc Alien for tlu> past two
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Conn and daught
er, Rullt, are spending the week at
Oioneo Springs
Arthur Conn, Jr spent last Sunday
at Indian Springs.
Judge .1. 1*. (Juntt, of Jefferson City,,
Mo. and Mr. John R. Gantt, of Manor
visited Mr. John G. Reardon hero las
Monday.
Or, an.l Mrs. Rich trd returned h um
Thursday after a bridal trip to points
in Klon la.
Mv Robinson,of Macon, visiting Mrs
\V. 11. Stemhridge this week.
Miss Ven o Montgomery, left Wed
nesday to visit friends in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Dt. J. G. Croley is at Indian Springs
his week.
Mrs. John K. White is spending this
week with her parents at Gainesville.
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Miss Magi ie Bivins and Miss Jessie
Allen are visiting the funnel‘s si. ter
in Hawkmsville this week.
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Mrs. C. II. Troutman, Miss Claudia
Troutman and Mr. Wynten Troutman
will visit Fort Valley next week.
The second play of the Colonial Con
cert was given at the opera house Inst
Fiiday night and the merits of the af
fair', warranted i much lurger crowd than
was present. However, too many other
social events detracted from the enter
tainment, hut great credit is given
those in charge of the work for the
creditable showing made,
Miss Nell Van Uuren has returned
home to Griswoldville after ndelightful
visit to Miss Roberta llornc.
Messrs It. B. Moore and Goo. Brant
ley. had the misfortune of being thrown
f.on a buggy by a frigetencu horse on
last Sunday evening, and botn parties
received some, though not serious in
juries.
At the Elks Hall Tuesday night a
delightful dance was tendered visiting
young ladies of the city and the occas
ion was thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Ed Napier is giving a week-end
houue party at her elegant country home
near Crawford's pond this week. About
eight couples from here are there.
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1A DOLLAR NOW
Mrs. John I’. Atkinson complimented 1
Miss Gladys Napier with an entertain-'
ment Monday evening. Miss Nauier is I
one of popular visitors from Macon.
Miss Mao C unningham, returned to ;
her homo in Atlanta Wednesday after!
spending several days with Miss Ant a
H ill.
Miss Clyde Cool: returned to Milldcge
ville Thursday morning after a visit of
several weeks to Kiloam, Ga.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter Bel
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
of Atlanta
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Mr. I.. P. Rurnlev, of Bowling Greene,
Ky. is visiting relatives here this week.
At Red Men’s hall last Friday night
the young people of the city enjoyed a
delightful dance. Hr. and Mrs. John P.
Atkinson, chaperones. The evening
was delightsul for dancing and the oc
casion was very enjoyable to all pre
sent.
Mrs. Joe, Wootten and daughter,
Frances, returned Tuesday aftir spend
ing sometime with the former's mother
at Grays.
Miss l.oiso Terry is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. McGarror in Macon.
Mrs. W. R. Tennille is building anew
>use out in Midway and will open an
>-io-date hoarding house about the
■st of September. There is quite a
■mind there for a place of this kind
i4 Mis. Tennille will no doubt meet
uch success.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pound ure on a
visit to Sanford, Ala. for a few days,
visiting the sister of the latter.
Mrs. J. S. Arnett, of Atlanta, spent
a few days with her sister Mrs. J. R
Black, here during the past week,
Miss larakcr tnlurialns
East Friday evening Miss Addie Car- I
akcr tvns hostess at a very delightful j
entertainment to which a large number ,
of >0ung folk of the city were invited.
Interesting games were played and do-1
licious refreshments seived during the
affair. Miss Carakc's guests wore: I
Misses Mary Pot tie, Buena Barrett, j
Pauline Nisbet, Bonita Allen, Frances
Roberts, dosie Sibley, Julia Troutman, J
Jessie Allen, Maggie Bivins, Bessie I
Moran, Florence Stemoridga, Isabelle |
Allen, Mary Coombs, Willie Thomas, j
Mary Horne, Sapelo Treanor, Genie j
Claire Barnes, Sadie Hall, Ladyel
Greene, Frances Conn, Emily Adams,
Maragret Joseph, Marie Stemhridge,
Rebecca Little, Henrietta Conn, Mary
Searcp, and Miss Swain, of McRae, Ga.
Messrs. Murphy Pouni. Edwin Allen
James Sibley, Erwin Sibley, Elbert
Bivins, Julius Barnes, Hudson Coombs,
Alfred Ellison, Guy McKinley, Winston
Roberts, Malceme Cone, Frank Riley,
Marion Allen, Frank Cline, Louis Cline,
Stewart Wootten, Newton Searcy,Jack
Edwards, Emmett Holloway, Oscar
Spivey, Sollie Barrett, Norvell Hardy,
Frank Brooks, Henry Brooks, Louis
Hatcher, of Augusta: Howall Cobb, of
Athens; Herty Lucas, of Dalton.
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We have succeeded in getting a bargain which
we are going to give our subscribers at once
FREE
FREE
A Dollar Pair of Patent Tension Scissors and
The News a Year for Just ONE DOLLAR.
This offer will not last long, for our supply
will soon be exhausted. No matter if you
are an old or new subscriber just send a
dollar and get the Elegant Patent Tension
Scissors, Self Sharpening Absolutely Guar
anteed, or a new pair given Iree. Write,
send, or come at once.
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MILLEDGEViLLE NEWS I
I’. S.—REMEMBER vour date will be moved up for a vear and you
get the Scissors. Send us five subscribers at $1.00 each and w e will send each
THE NEW S one year ^nd give them a pair of-Scissors also and we will give
you THE NEW S one year and a pair of Scissors for your work.
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Furnished rooms at the Armstrong!
house. '
THE MILLEDGEVILLE NEWS ®