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u if «w it If FULLY EQUIPPED FOR THE \ < ■ 5 ■Fail Campaign aason Of 1901 { 1 ■ ■111 Showing a fashionable array of beautiful goods that greet you with their warm, rich colorings at every turn and in such profusion and variety that all with their varied tastes are pleased. & > Stroll through our store and be convinced. Underskirts Up-to-date line Taffe'ta Bilk and Merceriz d Satteen Underskirts. Black and colors, all prices. Blankets Come early and make your se* lection before coid wave strikes you, Ail prices from die lowest to the finest. Jackets All colors, varied styles, right prices. Ladies, Mises ana Children short and long coats. Gloves We ore agents for the best French Kid Gloves in the city, the Jouvin. Agents for the Victoria, the best ••vf iHfl life fli ,«T V -j s St;- fSKK • Vi mm r f. OUR COUNTRY BOGART. Special To Tee Enterprise— Mr. S. H Hardy, of Clarkes boro, visited relatives here Sun daj-. Mr. M. L. Bond, of Athens, spent Sunday in town. Mr. J. C. Burstm, of Atlanta, ts spending seveaal days with his mother, Mrs. M. A. Wood. Mrs. Dora Crawford, of Ath ens, spent several days of last week with Mr. E her hart’s family. Miss Allene Hale, of the mal School, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. f Mr. J. W Hewell, of Cleveland Ga., has moved here and will en- Immsaii Buseess. That what our Fall and winter stock of Furniture is. Come and see for yourself. The time will Be well spend. Beyond doubt we are showing the largest and most complete line of all grades of Furniture of any house in Georgia, Here are a few of the many things you can get at our Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Iron Beds, Solid Oalc Beds, • lockers, Lounges, Tables, i*ictnres, Rugs, Mattings, Trunks anything else you need to make home pretty and attractive. LOW BRICES. Our Prices are not to be duplicated by any house in this Section. We have for this Fall a house full of Bargains. <^LOOK AT THIS.__*s> 3-SO Li D OAK HOME MADE CHAIRS FOR $1.00. This is only one of the many to be had at our immense store. ^C^w^WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOWING YOU THROUGH. Furniture Dealers DORSEY & FUNKENSTE1N, Cor. Clayton & Wall and Undertakers, Sts., Athens, Georgia. $1.00 glove out. Every pair guar anteed. Rugs Just in, complete line Smyrna Bugs all sizes and grades. Algo new lot Ingrain Art Squares. Come and see tin m at once. FLANNELETTES. Think of it! Flannelettes from 5c to 18 cpnta. As pretty in de¬ sign and colorings as the richest silk. Underwear Union suits and seperate gar mints for Boys Misses and Ladies in Cotton and Wooi. Complete line ail grades and price?. gage with Cofer &Bray in the pottery business. Messrs. Cash & Hodges gin ned 64 bales of cotton inside ot 24 hours this week. Mr. J O Adair left last Satur da . y t° r Gainesville to resume ? har S e °, f his undertaking bus¬ mess at di at place Mr. J T Griffeth who has been travdmg for the North American i anu ‘ ictuiin g Co., is at home for 3 a ^ fcw da > rs rest * - ^several ^ 1S . ^ ra Crow, of Abbeville, da y s j with Mr Eh Crow s family ^ Miss Mary Hale left last Sat urday for Apalachee to resume WATKINSVILfis, & DAVISON & LOWE. Are Agents For The Black Cat Stockings, Victoria and Jouvin Kid Gloves. ® ® Butterrick’s Patterns and Publications. w charge of her school Messrs J, W Bradberry, J S House, P B Wise and Misses Es¬ telle Cobb apd Maggie Bradbei Ty attended the Umversalist conven tion at Corner from last Friday till Sunday The Fourth Quarterly confer¬ ence of the Five Fork’s work will convene at the Methodist church cordially Saturday invited and Sunday Everybody *■ to attend Mrs Georgia Smith died last Sunday evening at 5 o’clock at her Mrs C J Woodall, af ter a lingering interred illness Her re mains was in Osceola cemetery Monday afternoon. GANDY. Special to tee Enterprise— Colton picking is all the go. R. B. Thrasher was the guest of J. O. Thrasher, Sunday. S. H. Thrashe-visited his son, Archie 'phrasher, Sunday. Mr. Woody Duke was the guest of and Mrs. Fletcher Marshall, Sunday evening. Trunks We can supply you in anything in Trunk line you may wish, at all prices an 1 styles. Corsets. The P. N. Corset with its pat entcork protector, is the best make in the market. We are sole agents. Prices ritnge from 50 cents to $2.50. Shoes. For Ladies Misses Bovs and In lants, from 25 cents to $3.00. For house wear we show all styles and qualities. Black CatHoisery We are sole agents for the sale of the “Black Cat” Hose in Misses, Boys and Ladies Hose in the city J. T. Marshall was in Sunday evening. Rev. A. M. Pierce filled his regular appointments here last Saturday and Sunday, preaching two very interesting sermons. Wood Duke visited the Classic City, one day last week. S. H. Thrasher went to Madi son, one day last w r eek. Miss Sunda 3‘ vvith Bezier Whitlow. Mr. James O’Dillon and lady spent Sunday with j. W. Duke and family, V. J. Palmer was here Saturday. Ben Palmer visited the Classic one day last week. Weldon Duke attended Sunday at Marshall chapel, Sun evening. Mrs. Lyda Mooney of Madison was the guest of Mrs. Mattie , Graves, Sunday. Ask Joe Brown and Woody if they got left before last night. Woodson and Jim Mooney were < f Athens and we confidently pro*> claim them to be the best value ever offered in a popular price ar¬ ticle, Every pair guaranteed to he durable, elastic and fast color. We call special a'tention to our Misses 15 cents and 25 cents goods and the Bore Leather stockings at 15 cents and 25 cents, but we have special values io si!, ranging from 121c to 25 cen ? s. SUiTS Tailhr made Suits, any style you wish you will find here. Black, Blue- Brown and other colors. We make alterations free of charge. SKIRTS. Dress Skirts, Riiny day Skirt?, Walking Skirts, Black ar,£ a a the latest st, les and popular p’ Mr. Harper was hereMb!? Air. W oody the Duke iMoody picR Nj pounds of cotton last Mom ternoon, and stopped one ■ fore sun down. Who caH Messrs. Ed Saxon andcSB have gone to Atlanta to ofmedii^ pur^B course in the study We wish them much success. If you want prices right in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Hats Gil to Sidney Balev, Athens, Broad St., Yellow Store with P | Stars. New goods received castor: w the /HfeladYN'f