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Ton are losing - money every day
if yon don't spend your money well
weekly
OGn,
Breaking-in a shoe means using those scnsi.
tive, delicate members — the feet — as shoe
Stretchers. The inner-sole as well as the
uppers must be broken in, as the mounds
of the
ib feet must make depressions for
themselves before comfort can be had.
Ralston Shoes, w ith moulded in
soles, provide for the natural
form of the feet and need no
breakinr-in.
Stock No. 152
Tan Spartan Blucher
"Smile” Last
is a snappy style which
w ill be popular with
well-groomed men
this season. Its re
fined shape pre
vents its being at
all flashy.
Ask to see it
H of any Ralston
i
dealer.
“It Is not what your money buys for you, but it’s what you b.uy with your money. ’
Bloodwonh-SteiTibiidge company
•‘The House of Great Bargains”
You are losing real dollar
Bloodworth-Stembridge Co.
ONE
NEXT WEEK
if you.buy your Fall Coods before you see OUR STOCK, which includes*various lines of goods. In fact we
now have nearly everything that anyone has to buy.
A complete stock of Dress Goods, Laces, Notions, etc., for ladies, and for the men, well we can please the
most fastidious:
Ralston Health Shoes
—The best. All other shoes anvbody needs. A full line of the best of hats. Everything in gent’s furnishings.
Come see us before you buy. It costs nothing to look. Ask us for what you want, we are only too glad to
show you. It is our pleasure to please all
Our line of Clothing has been fully replenished and we invite your inspection. We will please you in
every particular.
McCALL'S PATTERNS SOLD AT OUR STORE
In Addition to Our
Splendid Line of
SHOES
I Local And Personal
We Have Added a Complete Line of The
Famous Washington
HATS.
THE MAN
WHO WALKS
will find untold comfort
in the Stetson Shoe. Ilis
feet won’t grow tired—hin
shoes won’t lose their shape.
Mind energy is too valuable
to waste in foot distress.
Buy Stetsons.
Slit
StofWi
Stetsons cost $5.50
to CO the pair.
1=
w&K.
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sign
red
for the
of the
diamond
You can ob
tain the highest
quality of the most
select goods from
our Store. If you
want a hat see our
goods before you
buy.
Ladies’ and
Children’s Shoes
included
stock.
Father Richard Hamilton will attend
the Phinzy-Hull wedding in Augusta
Nov. 10.
The young men of the Elks will en
tertain their young lady friends with
another hot supper at the Elks Home
next Monday night, Nov. 8th, entire
change of program and menu, all young
ladies are requested to be present,
there will be lots of carnations and
sweet talk in circulation.
„ „ J , Mr. M. .J Paulk, of Oc.illa, Fla., who
Messrs. Andrew Edwards and J C. married a niece of Mr. W. A. Wa ker,
McAuhffo attended the land sale al Cov- of thi „ cityj ia vigiUnR Mr . Walker this
ington last Monday.
The registry fee is now ten cents on
every letter and parcel.
Court week brought large crowds to
Milledgeville, but tax cases were long
j President F. C. Bat.tey of the Sav
annah Auto Club, and Mr. John Hunter
who will accompany President Battey
! in the endurance run from Savannah on
week. He is accompanied by his wife
and children and made the trip in an
auto. All will attend the races in
Atlanta next week.
Mr. W. A. Massey was a visitor
Macon yesterday.
Mr. John Hudson, of Eatonton, was
here Tuesday.
A few more shot guns going at cost
next Monday, will be the guest of Mr, to first purchaser from W. H. Leo-
V. M. Gobcrt. nard’s.
The Baraca class of the Baptist Sun
day school will entertain the Philathea
at the residence of Capt. Coombs to
night.
Miss Mabel Bowen, of Jewells, Ga.,
visited Miss Nettie Cone during the
past week
Mrs. Luke Johnson, of Augusta, is
visiting Mrs. M. M. Parks,
in our
Gent’s furnishings of class and quality.
EVERYTHING AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
COME TO SEE US
Hill Band No. 1 will have an enter
tainment at the home of Mrs. R. H.
Wooiten this afternoon and quite a
delightful program has been arranged.
Babb Shoe
Several members cf the faculty of
the G. N. & I College, in which Misses
Center, LCamphell, Beck, Weller and
Roberts were hosters at a hallowe’-en
party last Friday night, the affair be
ing held at the home of Mrs. R. W.
Roberts. Prof. R. H. Powell recited a
hobgoblin story.
Miss Allene Ware, of MarsSallville,
who has been visiting Mrs J. D. How
ard for the past, week has returned
home.
Mr. J. E. Kind had a very successful
sale of his lots in Covington and on the
whole realized quite a neat sum, it is
understood.
BEEN WITNESSED BY MILLONS
So very American that it appeals to
every American, is “The Lion and the
Mouse,” that famous play which ran
for two full years in New York, and
which has been seen bv millions of
playgoers. It will be presented in this
city by Henry B. Harris at The Mil
ledgeville Opera House on Tuesday
Nov. 9th.
The produc.ion has had an extraodi-
nary success since its first appearance
on the stage and it would appear from
the interest that is being taken in this
famous drama of Charles Klein, that it
will endure for many years to come.
The cast which will present this
sterling play includes Walter Edwards,
Carolyn Elborts, Luke Martin, H Rees
Davies, George Sydenham, Etta Baker
Martin, Charles R. Burbridge, Charles
D. Pitt nn i Rachael Barr.
Just about 20,000 gun shells on hand,
going at cheapest price possible. W.
H. Leonard.
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SAMUEL EVANS, SON & CO.
SOTTON*MOKERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN
Every Accommodation and Convenience for
Our Customers and the Trade.
HIGHEST PRICES; PAID FOR COTTON
Your Patronage Solicited.
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