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to THE LEADER TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., JULY 9, 1920.
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Mr. J; H. Baird, Miss Ann
Mrs. Neltie Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Brisendine spent the week
at Indian Springs.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Jenkins will
out of town for the next ten
taking a short vacation and
friends and relatives in
places,
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5 I / JULY SHOE SALE
I r Beginning Saturday, July 10th, entire stock of Men's and
our
Boy’s Shoes and Oxfords will go on Salk
!i !i 51 FOR THIRTEEN DAYS ONLY
5 of the famous BOSTONIANS, EMERSON, SELZ, CARTER, PURI- ffi
5 The stock is composed
ifi 51 TAN, Etc. One large shipment of BOSTONIAN’S just received from back order which was ]}
ii ! delayed since last February; sizes have not been broken. These are real classy Oxfords in the j j
I best styles and leathers. All shoes will be classed in lots as specified below:
values $l5.oo, will $l4.oo, go for.................... $13.5o, $l3.oo $11.50 values All $lo.oo, will $9.5o, go for....... $9.oo $7.75 values $6 5o, $6.oo. will go $5.5o, for............... $5.oo $4.25 I
Sb $7.oo $5.85 All boys’ SHOES and OXFORDS will be
All $l2.5o, $l2.oo, $ll.oo $9.50 $8 5o, $8.oo, $7.50, priced 25 cent. off.
values will go for......... values will go for................ per
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FOR CASH ONLY
During this Sale, all Men’s and Boys’ Hosiery will be reduced 10 per cent.
The Sale only last* through Saturday, July 24th. Don’t wait until all sizes are broken. T his is not a sale of odds and ends or broken sizes, but our very
i : best stock which is New and Clean.
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Misses Orlean Ansley and Geral
dine I’ayne of Americus have return
ed home after a visit to Miss Lucy
Finney and Mrs. Clem Sammons.
... Miss Electra Weexs is . visiting . ... .
in
Atlanta.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Black have re
turned from a visit of several weeks
to relatives near Savannah.
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Mrs. Steve Bassett was critically
ill at her home here (Monday.*
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ledbetter of
Rockingham N. C. are visiting rela¬
tives here.
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Mrs. Caughey Culpepper has re¬
turned from a month’s visit to her
parents in Atlanta.
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Miss Helen Marhall visited friends
in Macon last week.
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Mr. Arthur Glass of Atlanta, vis¬
ited relatives here this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Orr and , Miss
Wilma will be away after Aug. 1st.
for the remainder of the summer.
Upon their return they will be with
Mrs. W. B. Smith.
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Ben Thurman, specialty brass
moulder of Atlanta Ga., Bob Draper,
linotype operator on the Arkansas
Democrat, Little Rock, Ark., and
Frank Anthoine, of Little Falls Shoe
Manufacturing Co., l, ynn, Massa
chusetts, all Fort Valley boys of thir
ty years ago, are with us enjoying
the Belles and Elbertas.
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Miss Margrcthe Stokes of Atlanta
spent the week end as guest of her
brother, Rev. J. W. Stokes, and fam
ily- j
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Miss Mary Frances Stokes accom
panied Miss M argrethe Stokes on
Tuesday to be her guest two weeks
in Atlanta.
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Friends in Ft. Valley of Mr. R. L.
Haiiburton are interested in the an
nouncement ot - hi s marriage, in Ma
con Mon( j a y to Mrs. Mamie Walker
Roberts. , ,
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Miss Clifford Hunter is visiting
friends in Savannah, she will be in
Fort Valley for another week before
she sails for China in August.
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Mr. Sam Murray of Bronwood was
a week end visitor to his brother Mr.
Amos Murray.
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Mrs. W. H. Durden of Atlanta is
expected this week for a visit to her
mother, Mrs. J.A. Wood.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. K.King and chil¬
dren motored to Columbus, spending
Sunday and Monday.
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The Circles of the Baptist Mis¬
sionary Society met Monday after¬
noon.
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A telegram to her parents on Sat¬
urday announced the safe arrival of
Miss Margaret Shepard in New York.
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At the Baptist church Sunday
night the newly elected officers of
the B. Y. P. U. were installed and
the election ratified by the church.
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Mr. J. M. Allen is out after being
confined at home a few days on ac¬
count of illness.
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The singing and other entertain
ment Sunday afternoon at the Frank¬
lin Theater for the benefit of the vis¬
iting men and boys in Fort Valley
during peach season was well attend
a, *d enjoyed,
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The July business meeting of the
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church was h#ld in the church par
lors Monday afternoon.
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Miss Susie Dorsett of Washington,
D. C., came Wednesday to spend
some time with Mrs. M. M. Mathews,
Miss Dorsett has visited Fort Valley
before and made many friends who
will welcome her back again.
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Mrs. Ben Fincher and little daugh
ter, Nell, have returned from a
week's visit to Miss Ettienne Bald
win who has charge of the Hastess
House at Camp Gordon.
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Delay i
5 ! Watermelons
Service all the time.
I * ASPARAGUS GROWERS
1 ! izes Do you top want of the a market live outlet daily? that real¬
5 i Correspond with us now for
Nrxt Season's Shipments
The Herb Kelley Co.
£ Live Carlot Distributors
i FRUIT AND PRODUCE
Kelley Bldg. 1 Columbus, Ohio.
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Miss Etta Carithers who has
in New York the past year is
ed home on the 13th.
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Mrs. R. C. Stapler and
Francis, of Valdosta are visiting
Charlie Gray.
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John Taylor, William Turner,
ian and Herbert Hiley enjoyed
fishing and camping trip on the
River several days last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts,
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and Mrs. W. A. Cornell and Mr.
liam Houser spent the week end
Indian Springs.
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A pretty party and one
j (the by a large given number by Kathryn of little Green
one
j Thursday afternoon when she
ebrated her seventh birthday.
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Miss Elizabeth *_ Rundell , „ _ , . .
ed Friday afternoon at a two
| Rook party in honor if Miss
beth Wade of Quitman who is
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edwin
Ian.
Mrs. J. A. Turner and children
have gone to Royston for a month'*
visit to relatives.
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Mr. John A. Houser spent Sunday
in Atlanta with his wife, who is at*-
Noble’s Sanitarium. Mrs. Houser ex¬
pects to return home next Sunday.
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Mrs. Mittie Wynne will leave
Thursday for Brevard where she will
spend three weeks and then go to
Blue Ridge, N. C. for the remainder
of the summer.
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Mrs. Leighton Dure and children
of Columbus, after a visit to relatives
here is spending some time at Zebu
Ion.
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Harold Murray was the happy
j host to a number of friends Thu:
1 day when he entertained at a bir.u
day party at his home on Knoxv lie
St.
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I REPAIR FANS
1 SELL FANS
J. P. LUBETK ’N