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THE NEWS, GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 13, 1922. ' ' Buy the boys a, new suit, hat, or cap; buy the old man a suit, hat, or a dozen soxs; or something of some service; buy mother a pair of nice blankets, a dre&s pattern, a counterpane; or something that can be used for her pleasure and comfort; buy the girls silk hosiery, hats, . parosols y dress patterns; buy the young man ties, shirts, suspenders, belts, hats, overcoats, shoes, clothing, odd pants. We are marking special prices on all the above mentioned goods from now, until Christmas, in fact the whole stockiftas been marked down for the end,of the year. Clear) up arid make ready for inventory season.. Come early and avoid the rush.. Buy from D. D. Jackson and be happy. “Long Live the King” ’>'■ GAINESVILLE Heroic Poem. There ia bo life of a men faithfully .recorded hot Is « heroic poem of lte. •ort, rimed or unrimed.—Carlyle! - Large Victory. Begin with all this, as a small do* feat that means large victory.—.Tamo* Line Allen. Dreadad Fog. Tlie pe*e*!p la a fog compoeed of toe aeedlee of ice which occurs la winter ia mountainous regions of the weetem United State*. It la reputed te be very-dangerous to, the lungs,. Hogarth’* "Marriage a ta Mode" "Marriage a l&’Modei'V u Series of ilx paintings by William Hogarth (1697-1764), were acquired in 1824 by. the National Gallery in London. The paintings depict, with rare satire, a variety of occurrences in the high life of the time. They are generally con sidered to he the artist’s masterpiecei, Can’t Win. A New York man ^nd his ; pocket plfcked v -ta court. Going to court is « losing game anyway you look at It—* Detroit Free Press. "Squaring the Circle,* Efforts to “square the circle" date back to remote antiquity. The prob lem is discussed'in the oldest mathe matical document extant, the Rhind Papyrus, the date of which is about OATIA T>' n 7’ r . Juvenile Measure. A little girl from the West who la visiting us has her own way of meas uring distance. When asked -by » caller where her home was, she re plied: “Two go-to-beds and two get- ups from here,"—Boston Transcript. Hard Question to Answer. Bobble was fond of big word3, and never let a chance slip by of using •ne. He did not, however, always get them In the right place. He was sick abed with an attack of measles. The doctor calling one day, took up a hand' mirror and showed Bobbie how he looked. Bobble gazed at his mottled face disgustedly in the mirror, arid then looking .up to the doctor,- askedl “When do you thick I will be back .t* civilization?” The Secret Is Out "Why does a woman’s hat cost sc much more than a man’s? Surely the trimming can’t account for.more than a fraction of the difference.” “Cery tainly not, but you must' remember that It costs more to sell a hat to a woman. A man seldom takes up more than two minutes of the ■ salesman’s time, while a woman will keep the en tire sales staff busy for half a day," —New York Sun. > We off cr you a. wide selection of useful Xmas Gifts. It "will be with much pleasure’that we receive you and help you select something Practical. We will reserve any thing for you and deliver it for you at the proper time. True Efficiency., Efficiency Is a matter of the head M well as the hands. It can never be. i purely mechanical virtue, for true efficiency has its origin in careful thought The man who forms the habit of using his brain Is never ia langer of becoming a mere machine. Are always in order. Our stock is complete Vaccum Saucepans, Toasters, Hair Curlers, Irons, Waffle Irons, Percolators. Grills, Emerson Heaters and warming pads. ■M Assets about $700,000,00.00 Write, stating experience and production. R. F, S HE DDEN,MANAGER, 1009 Grant Building Atlanta, Georgia. nm
