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Mrs* Sagerser,
of Missouri.
Mr*. O. H. Kagornor, 1811 Woodland
Avo., Kansas City, Mo., write*i
“1 feel It a duty duo to yon and to
other* Unit may I* alllicted llko myuolf,
to speak for I'oruna.
“My trouhlo flr*tenme after la grlppn
eight or nlno year* ago, a. gathering In
my licnd and ncurstxla. I Buffered
tn<>«l all the time. My uo*e, ear* and
eye* were lmdly affoelod for the l.uittwo
year*. I think from yourdeacrlptlon of
Internal oalarrh that 1 miiHl have had
Hint alxo, I auffored very severely.
•‘Nothing over relieved me llko Fo-
mn*. It keep* mo from taking odd.
“With tho exception of mmo deaf
ne«* I am feeling perfectly cured. J
tin forty-*lx year* old.
“I feel that word* are Inadequate to
express my pralao for reruns."
Stomach Trouble Seven Yc.rrv
Mr*. T. T'reoli, It. K. 1, lilckory l’olnt,
Toon., wrltom
“Having Imon affileled with catarrh
and stomach trouhlo for aevon year*,
and after having tried four different
doctor* they only relieved mo fora llttlci
while. 1 wa* Induced to try 1’eruna,
and I am now entirely well."
Mar>-a-lin an Ideal Laxative.
Mrs. Parker has only
the best trimmers and
makers to be had, so
if you want to have
satisfaction of know
ing your millinery is
the correct thing buy
from her.
Business' Locals.
Plant Napier’s genu
ine appler seed oats.
For sale by Horne
Andrews Commission
Co.
For Kent.
A 3-room cottage, near G. N. & 1.
College, new, neat, convenient and
comfortable. Term* very reasonable.
Also two connecting room*, very neat
and comfortable and (n good locality.
Apply to D. S. Sanford.
Cream of wheat, Shreded Whole
Wheat, Post Toasties, Com ('lakes and
Buck Wheat at Chandler Bros.
You can’t afford to experi
ment on that new wigon.
You know the white Hickory,
we sell them. Milledgeville
IFiggy &• Furniture Co.
/>00 lbs. of hams and breakfast bacon
at Chandler Bros, means low prices.
New line fancy post cards at
Culver & Kidd’s.
A complete line of the finest fruits
and candies on the market at the City
Cafe.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
f.0,000 Improved Lady Thompson
strawberry plants for sale at 25 cts.
per inn.
A. R. Phillips, Middle Georgia Poul
try ('arm.
HOG FOOD.
For the farmer to feed
and fatten hoes. cows,
horses, mules, etc.
Oconee River Mills.
Call C. K. Greene for everything in
fine groceries.
How about your country produce? J.
H. Ennis ottering premiums on every
thing this week. Hides especially.
Fish (rod at Culver & Kidd's.
Hair Puffs 75 centa, wigs, toupees
switches, mustaches, at moderate cor
responding prices. Combings made up,
quick service, stnmpa taken.
Acme (lair Co., Savannah, Ga.
I
Full line local yiew post cards and a
new line fancy post cards just received.
Culver & Kidd.
Mrs. Parker’s-custo
mers are always pleas
ed with their hats be
cause they know the
ability of the trimmers
and know their styles
are correct. Every
thing that is neW is
found in her stock as
they come out.
Bird’s eye maple furniture
is becoming rare and only the
most fortunate now possess
same. A rare chance to own
a rare suit is offered by the
Purchase 6c Sale Co.
Cotton aeed Hull*, meal, bran, shorts,
hay, oat? and corn at Chandler Bros.
We sell finh food at Culver A Kidd’s.
Fresh lot of mackeral at-C. E.
Greene's.
WOOI» WANTED.
Wanted at once, 300 cords of dry pine
wood. Apply to- Emmet L. Barr.ea.
“Nov: brooms sweep well” and we
have lots ot them at all prices. Chand-
I er Bros.
Western beef, lamb, Ga. Kid and
stall fed Ga. beef at J. H. Ennis.
Coal vases, scuttles, shovels and
tongs at- It. H’ Wootten’s.
Dove Brand Hams and breakfast bacon
at Barnes & Richter’s
Standard oil beaters, coal scuttles
longs ami shovels at R. H. Wooiten’s.
Mountain Ash Jellieo. If you want
Jellico coal see H. T. Cline. Prompt
delivery. Phone 107.
Flower bulbs of all kind on sale at
our store. Culver & Kidd.
The weather is fine. Try J. H. Ennis
Special brand Sausage this week.
LADIES: You will find a complete
line of Manicure goods nt
R. H. Wootten’s.
You can’t afford to experi
ment on that new wagon.
You know the white Hick
ory, we sell them. Milledge-
ville Buggy 6c Furniture Co.
When you want something to drink,
try Gold Medal and White House
coffee sold only by Chandler Bros.
STRAW BC.KRY PLANTS.
60,000 Improved Lady Thompson
strawberry plants for sale a 25 cts.
per 100.
A. R. Phillips, Middle Georgia Poul
try Farm.
Dill pickles at-C. E. Greene’s.
Buy yourfse’f-sealing quart and half
gallon syrup cans and sealing wax from
R. H. Wotten.
FOR SALE
C ompletely equipped with ample
apital and long established
onnections in leading cities of the (I. S.
me MHiedoeviiie Bankino company
OF MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
Thoroughly gentle, three years old,
bay horse colt. Will sell for cash or
credit. Apply to L. C. HALL.
See our new line fancy post cards
Culver & Kidd.
Mrs. Parker can give
you a better style in
your new winter hat,
so why not buy from
her?
If you want a set of bird’s)
eye maple furniture watch
the daily reduction now go
ing on at- Purchase <Sc Sale
Co.
| SHAVERS: If you want a first class
1 guaranteed razor buy a Carbo Magnetic
I from R. H. Wootten.
I Fish arriving at J H. Ennis daily.
| The finest in the world.
If you have hides of any kind for sale,
see J. H. Ennis, Prices are at the top
Mountain Ash Jellico, If you want
Jellico coal see H. T. Cline. Prompt
delivery. Phone 107.
Fresh fish food at Culver & Kidd’s.
A new line of toilet chamber sets just
received at R. II. Wootten’s.
Continues to solicit the business of re
sponsible people, promising all the
courtesies, that are usually extended
by an obliging and carefully con
ducted banking house.
Capital
$50,000.00
Surplus and Profit
$85,000.00
D. B. SANFORD,
MILLER S. BELL
President.
Vice Pres’t. and Cashier.
GO-FLY keeps flies off Horses and
Cattle. 25c and 50c. All Drug Stores.
Razor Strops and Lather Bru»hes at
all prices at Culver & Kidd's.
Seeded raisins cleaned currants, new
citron and nuts at-C. E. Greene’s.
WATCH LOST.
Between Bloodwirth and Gibson’s
stables and Vinson's Drug Store, one
huntirg case Waltham watch, red and
black fob, with locket containing chip
diamond attached. Five dollars reward
for return to, Chas. M. Gibson, Jr.
Lived 152 Years.
Wm. Parr —England’s oldest man-
married the third time at 120,worked in
the fields till 132 and lived 20 vears
longer. People should be youthful at
80. James Wright, of Spurlock, Ky ,
shows how to remain young. “I feal
just like a 16 year old boy,” he writes,
"after taking six bottles of Electric
Ritters. For thirty years Kidney trouble
made life a burden, but the first bottle
of this wouderful medicine convinced
me 1 had found the greatest cure on
earth.” They’re a Godsend to weak,
sickly run down or old people. Try
them. 50c at All Druggists.
13c. cotton enables [you to produce
your neqfls—Razor Strops and Lather
Brushes. Culver & Kidd.
It does not Matter what your jewelry
needs are I am prepared to supply
them. The right goods at the right
prices. Come and see.
Dixon Williams. Jeweler.
3 21b cans of tomatoes 25 cts at W. II.
I Leonard’s,
Fresh lot of Cod fith at-C. E
Greene’s.
Choice evaporated apples 10c package
at Chandler Bros.
BOYS: If you want something neat
ina pocket knife see R. LH. Wootten's
line.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
50,000 Improved Lady Thompson
strawberry plunts for sale at 25 cts.
per 100
A. R. Phillips, Middle Georgia Poul
try Farm.
• Plant Napier’s genu
ine aopler seed oats.
For sale by Horne—
Andrews Commission
Co.
Appier Seed Oats For Sale
We have 300 bushels of genuine Ap
pier seed oats for sale. $1,00 per bushel
the best oats to plant, pure and free
from other seed. Apply at once.
B. H. Jones & Co., K. F. D. No.4 City.
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“Med me at the Bazaar”
And be ready to buy vour Christmas
presents. Everything pretty and cheap
as well. There will be a special day
for the children in which there will be
given a party, a small admission fee
being asked, little folks! Begin tosave
your pennies so you may come and
have a good time.
“Meet me at the Bazaar”
—6th, 7th, and 8th of December.
See our Razor Strops and Lather
Brushes at Culver & Kidd’s.
$1.00 alarm clocks guaranteed at
K. H. Wootten’s.
at*
BELL 1
iff eat:
*
25c.
We’ve gathered somenriighty fine fixings for the School Boy, and he who is privileged to wear them
will look very well dressed indeed.
Here’s everything that a boy could desire in the way of wearing apparel and the prices are within
reach of every mother’s purse.
BOVS’ CAPS—in the latest “Pug” styles, of very fancy fabrics—all Boys are wearing them, Pric
BOYS’ UNDERWEAR—of the finest grade cotton also cotton and wool mixed. V ery seasonable weights,
cut full and roomy and made with extra reinforced seams. Prices 2wC. 2nd JjQg.
BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES, (BUSTER BROWNS) made of the toughest leathers known to the shoe trade, yet
featuring good style at the same time. Some really exceptional values at .. . $), 50 and
BOYS’ TROUSERS—The extra pair means new life to that suit you had intended layingaway. But there’s
hundreds of times when your boys needs another pair, so why not one of these, at 50c. or $1.59.
BOYS’ FALL SUITS
We have an assortment here that is not equalled by any store in town. Every new and many style ot the season
is included in*our stock and the variety of shades will make choosing easy.
Here are Double-breasted and Norfolk Suits witli Knee or Knicker pants sizes 6 to 17—priced $4 to 6.50.
Reefers are here, too, of unusually smart fabrics and all capably made. A good assortment for selection at $4 to $8.
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