About Gainesville news. (Gainesville, Ga.) 1902-1955 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1922)
THE NEWS, GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 20. 102‘L We announce the final sale of a prosperous year. Hundreds have contributed to the prosperity of our business in 1922, and we sin cerely thank you for it. And to show you just how thankful we are and to lend you the fullest Christmas cheer we are going to make your souls feel glad once more with a ALL MEN’S HATS ONE-THIRD OFF MILLINERY AT YOUR OWN PRICE We haven’t space to quote prices in all de partments, but our word is our bond. ONCE EACH YEAR WE CUT OUR , PROFIT STRING LOOSE AND MARE THE WHOLE COUNTRY GLAD AFTER YOU HAVE PAID US REASON ABLE PROFITS FOR THE YEAR, WE MEN’S CLOTHING $16.50Suits'— ————— S15.( $22.50 Suits — . 15- 1 $15.00 Suits.,—— •— 8.! $25.00 Suits.17.1 $35.00 Suits. . . - 27. BOYS’SUITS . $5.00 Suits.- - — - - - $6.00 Suits..'.— 3.: $7.^0 Suits—-— — 4.i $10.06Suits... -4-. 6.; $12.50 Suits. ——-—- - - 8.1 $15.00Suits.. 500 SWEATERS AT ABOUT HALF • price ■ syj - LESS LIST $15,000.00 Stock of Dry Goods, Cotton and Woolen Goods of all kinds at ONE-THIRD OFF BLANKETS $4.00 Blankets l _ _ - $2.00 $6.50 Wool Blankets. 4.50 COMFORTS $6.00 Comfort^ — $3.50 $5.00 Comforts__-„-__L_2.98 $4.00 Conif orts j __ 2.00 $3.50 Comforts. _______ _ _ „ _ _ * 1.75 1000 MEN’S AND BOYS’ CAPS AT ONE-THIRD OFF FEEL IT IS OUR DUTY TO RECOM PENSE YOU FOR YOUR LIB ERAL PATRONAGE THANK YOU! This Sale marks the end of the 22 years that I have spent in Gamesvillp, and I feel that I cam number my friends by the thousands, 'ind I hope that-not.one.will.be lost in the years to come, and I pledge my services for your comfort and again wishing you a Merry^Christ mas and a Happy and Prosperous 1923. . . , * - ' Tru* Fortitudi. True fortitude I take to be the quiet, possession of a man’* self, and an un disturbed doing of bis duty, whatever evil besets or danger lies in the way. —Locke. River's Freakish 'Movement. Tlie Cumberland river lias the dis tinction of leaving its home state and entering It again. It flows through the eaateru and south-central part of the ■tate, then tarns south into Tennessee, but farther west enters Kentucky again and Joins the Ohio, a few miles enst of the mouth of.the Tennessee river. “Haberdasher.” One of the most puzzling words le haberdasher. Tbjs was formerly a ped* flier who went round to fain selling ribbon*, buttOhe, and othgr small aril* dee, which he carried ia a Back. His name coaies from two old words— fcafer, meaning oats, and tasche, a ■nek. Pestilential Broom-Rape. An arch-enemy of clover, is the broonwape, of whlcji there are no fewer than one v hundred and eighty' varieties. Their method of robbery is to penetrate- the ground with their roots Just as far as the roots of their favorite host. On these they fasten themselves, and feust on the sap which the victim unwillingly makes for them. Rape seed ■ never dies. It may lie dormant in tlie ground for years; but if It finds Itself at Just the right depth below the surface, It will waste no time In germinating. Animal. Mimicry, Observers of nature are frequently struck with the singular resemblances of Insects to leaves, dried sticks dnd so forth, and these ^likenesses are- sup posed to have grown out of the ueces- >lty of protection against or conceal-; ment from enemies. An interesting example of this kind of resemblance was recently cited by . a government naturalist, who exhibited a spider found Inhabiting some rocks neur Cunnes, oh which were also fastened tlie cases of a species of moth. When at rest the Eftfidcr exhibited almost precisely the same form and color atf .the. moth cases surrounding 1 It. —Excliunge. 1 IJ X'. ' Stow,Bell&Co ~ - 1 - ■ V Funeral Directors and Embahners Open Day and Night Phone 224 45 S. Main i BYRON MITCHELL ALt KINDS FRESH AND CURED MEATS FISH AND OYSTERS ?8 . . . Phones . . 126 We the undersigners will close qur Filling and Service Stations Christmas day, the 25th day of December, 1922. Consumers Oil Co. The Motor Inn Standard Oil Co. DedT's Service Station Tear This Out, It is Worth Money R. D. GriggDr^gist Have you been in our new drug store? We specialize and manufacture GRIGGS GREAT BLOOD TONIC. Speedy Relief. Sanguinaria Cough Balsam, Family Salve, Cold, and Flue Capsules. Bring this ad with you and with every $1 purchase get one 25c ttle of Speedy Relief. It’s fine. • Have you ever tried it? Come MsfiB.us. gG • GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA S. Bradford Street . 4 r ?' ''-Pi-1
