The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901, June 12, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text* THE WEEKLY BANNER VOL. XXVII A mMm ■ olnB __ i IS m m V * * Clearance m mm m * fm iiv £ m > m its mm SKafe;*''. i a « 8 m m 8 Worth, of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, or ' anything in the jEouse for IOt COME before ed over. all the goods are pick THEY MUST GO IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM Our Coupon Book shows very plainly how our trade can buy $3.60 in Dry Goods for 10c, call and get one. * a vm Wm&- & ientley’s Soda Fount I- HOW in lull blas^tt You can sure Jo. P cool _ if . A you buv your drinks _ . « of r> 1 * a v* I keep a nice line of fancy gro c tries- Be sure you go to J. H. BENTLEYS. i-'t a ■ ICE CREAil COCO COLA, MILK SHAKES, and All drinks usually kept at a FIRST CLASS SODA FOUNT. fill l on Gailev Drug Co’s ~ c ~ Summer _ 3 Dxlaa. 3 s 9 - k. v zn Cl <z THE GEORGIA RAILROAD For iniormat.on as to Routes, Schedules and rates, both aaBBagBf an a freight, write t.' either of the undersigned . You will receive prompt reply and reliable information d. E. Mitgill, C. D. Cox Gen’l Agt. Gen’l Agt. ATLANTA, ATHENS, A. W. Hardwick, XV. C. McMilhn Gen’l Agt. C. F. <fe I’. A* MACON. MACON M. R. Hudson, W. W. McGovern. T. F. & P. A. Gen’l Agt ATLANTA. AUGUSTA. C.CLMcMillin, A. G. Jacket n. T. P. A. G. I’. A AUGUSTA, GA . 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE | ] Patents I n«Ut m«nn« Designs Copyrights Ac. i,nit free. Oldest r^otir-rforeecttriliB patents. i’ittems taken through Maim the * Co. recelY# tpMai notice , without elterne. In Scientific American. enlptfon <*f tifif ictefitifle Sold ImlrnaL newBdtwderj, lerms.iai * tel&'vsafislf roar i four fiiofitbs» $1# by 1 CASTOrilA. BGO^tt Bssrs tn» The Kind You Have Always * NO. A>> NEW GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES Miss Annie Ragland has just received a new line of Sailor hats and children’s hats. She bought these very cheap and expects to sell th€ m at a close figure. She ah so has some trimmed hats of the stock she purchased of Mrs. Emma Wood, which will be sold CHEAP Be sure you get a taste of this ■ feast of BARGAIN HATS. MISS ANNIE RAGLAND.