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Mens’ and Boys’ Suits, Odd Trousers, Voile, Panama and Wash Skirts, Wash Suits, Silk and I 3
Ridiculously Low For Saturday and Monday Only. :
Our entire Stock.of Calicoes-worth up to 8 l-2c to go at 6 l-2c the yd. Yard wide Bleaching soft finish Cavalier Brand limited 17
yds to the customer for $1.00. One counter of 10c Valle Laces to go at 5c yd. Front Support Ribbon Girdle Corset to go at 43c.
Side and Front Supporter Corset with High Bus and long hip 43c each. Entire lot of fancy Parasols to go at 25 per cent off w I
Yard wide high grade Sea Island limited only 15 yards cut to the customer for $1.00. 12 Dozen Sun Hats just arrived 35c values
to go at 25c each.
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35rs J.J.31urpIi of Marshall -
ville Dead.
Marshi-Uville, Ga. 5 June 20.—
Mrs. J. J. MtCLph died at her
home Friday morning at 4 o’clock
of paralysis. valu
She has been for years Cli
able leader in all church work of
this community and section. At
the time of her death she was
district secretary of the Woman’s
Foreign Missionary Work,
corresponding seertary of the
South Georgia Conference Home
Mission Vv r o rii. M. E. Church,
the teacher of an adult Sabbath
school class of remarkable num¬
ber, interest and responsibility,
organist of t -1 ne ’ • Methodist church
and in many other ways active in
religious and charitable work.
Her consecration ■ faithfulness,
individuality and mental force
made her personality one of
wonderful power and usefulness.
Her passing is a sorrow to
section.
Mrs. Mut*i h leaves t ■resides
husband a S' Mi, Mr. Howard
Murph, a.daugiit Mrs. F. J.
Mullino, a widow. J mother, Mrs.
J. M. Austin, and a brother, Prof,
Manning Austin._
Subsci’ibe to The Leader.
FORT VALLEY, HOUSTON COUNTY. GEORGIA. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908.
j Carter-H ouser
j On Thursday aUerncon of last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Carter on Persons Street. Miss
Susie Lee Carter was max •ried to
Mr. Will Houser of. Jacksonville
mi
Fla., The ceremony took place
at 2 o’clock in the presence of
only the intimate friends of the
young people. Rev. T. G. Lang
being the officiating minister.
The brides gown was a smart
tailored suit of brown taffeta silk,
worn with a lingerie blouse of
mull and lace., with a hat of brown
also. Immediately after ,
ceremony the young people left
for their future home Jackson
ville-Fla.
Editor Bateman of the Fort
Gaines Sentinel called to see us
j j attending Wednesday the en convention mute home in after At
| lanta. Years ago he was with
Enterprise when it was
j published by Mr Kersh. Mi ,
Bateman spoke highly of Gov.
elect Brown, and said eVery .inch
j of him was a man', and the only
J reason 1 n. never attended the
i - .
i convention was because his voice
i was to ° weak - He bas ttie abilit y
! to speak but prefers using the
pen, on account of his voice.
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! Mr Hialma Marshall of Macon,
| was .in the city this week
' j guest of his sister, Mrs M S
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i if you can’t attend
1 Embroidery Sale Monday
you should by all
send some one else to buy
n io r you, Embroideries
selling at little more than
half price. Every piece in
the house reduced.
f liner S.
MEMWLawrence,
of Ohio Farmer and
! Farmer, subscription of
J 100,000, is here visiting Mr C
I ’With off. He will give this
tion a write-up. .
Miss '.v Ethel. t/ 4.1 i tt Henderson i i
; Pas , been spending 3 - some
’
i here has returned to her home
i Amerieus.
Rev T G Lang left yesterday
conduct a funeral service in
ford today- He will return
! the city this week.
1
Dr and Mrs W T Morgan,
Macon, visited Mr and Mrs C
Hardison last week.
Have a dozen Post
Photos made of your resi¬
dence'for $1.00.
* W. M. White.
ivarwunr a itc*j
Miss Annie Laurie Flournoy
has returned home from a visit to
friends'in Cordele, McRae and
Macon, accompanied by Mrs T A
Mann and children of Orlando
Fla
Mr and Mrs O i o Tfournoy are
expected up from Tam pa Mis
week.
Mrs Dora Walker and son of
Onincy Fla., are the guests of
her mother, Mrs Barnes and sig
,
ter, Mrs J D Fagan.
M rs Dr (Jjmnn and little son )
of Sylvesier aro vis;it . ing Mrs
j p ear( . e
; Douguir , of .
m. r y-, aeon was m
( themity one after noon this week.
i Miss Leta Gray is now in Ox
ford _ Ala., A1
an a visit.
-Mrs Brussard and Children
J are the guests of.Mrs Dick
i den the pa .a week;
Mrs Edwin McMillan visited
-Aacmi recently.
/ Mr and .Mrs Fred Wit hot'
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family are down for peach sea..*- ;
Mrs M •v Flowers and.
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d.ren of Sylvester Ga., are visi
ting her sister, Mrs L A McCarty.
Mr K B Me Carty has accepted
a position as book keeper out at
the Miami Valley Fruit Co.
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Mr and Mrs W .1 Haddock are
guests of Mr and Mrs John A
Houser.
Mr M A Ed wards of Perry was
guests of his daughters, Mrs VV
P> Norton and Mrs E Vance.
Mrs Will Tharp and master
Will were guests of 11 rs N H
Culpepper last week.
Miss Louise Golden of West
Point has returned home after a
pleasant visit to Mrs 11 it tie Wynn
Miss Janie Culpepper has re¬
turned from Bluff ton.
Mrs Black and children of
Dothan Ala., are the guests of
her mother, M rs J C Slappep.
Mrs W J Scroggs and Mrs F
Carter Jeft for Wilmington N C.
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Mond< y.
Mrs >S T Slappey who has been
v !for ( d-ite awhile is improving
; much to the delight of her many
i friends.
i : A n \ * c J Brown
■ iVj. rs ,, and Sim have
r visit to Macon.
;• Riley is expected
noon.
1 Mr Fred Riley waa at home
Sunday.
Mrs D C Dickert has as hef
guests her mother, Mrs R S
Chappell and sister, Miss Fannie
Chappell of Sanford Fla.
