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/ % § Ay !♦ X Vv 4 5. V Uf I ■ ! la ilil Mi jiK department COMPLETE. Pairs of shoes bought before the advance. All marked at prices for less than they can now be bought from the manufacturers. Our custom¬ ers shall have the benefit of the cheap prices. We make a few dollars cover a multitude of feet. v Dress Have hypnotized the town. We have ! stock so vast and varied that the a Imost critical can be suited with gieat estease. tfAll the new weaves shown. [boys’ 6 boys’ suits suits only only $3.00. 59 cents. [men’s fall wool suits cheviots only $2 $0 55 krted lot boys’ pants only 19 cents brted novelties In cneviots, $9 krted novelties in serge, $8 clay worsted suits, $12.50 [above flack hose is special 5c Heavy value. ribbed hose 5c pie [hose thread loe. hose loo. 25 cent Herns Inlaundried shirts 4oc, $1 laun dried Is 75c. ■spenders fcnt’s 17c. loe suspenders for5c teek scarf loc. 75c and $1 pteck scarf 49c. ■tea’s Ight and infauts’ vest loc |wn shirts 5oe. ■ aprons loc kid gloves $ 1 . our stock Bhmere and wove gloves . ■he tapestry Brussels, beautiful fc74c. All wool Ingrain 49c. Ex ■kton chain 25c. Cottage stupes 14c ■?£ 12c to 29c. Nottingham lace ■ins 5oc to $1. Brea’s Dongola Button Shoes, 25c ■ ‘‘ and grain; “ 5oc -7 MM m I sT JL? m IgSSs K®\ w VS l i d Jr t CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, OCT. 12 1895. SUMMERS & HUDSON, THE BUSIEST STORE IN THIS SECTION-- Their popular prices have made their name the synonym of Bargains. Featherbone Corsets and Waists. Correct Shapes. 8 \/j Recommended Ladies by Best Materials. $ them. Latest Styles. who wear Most Comfortable. IB jsm. % m T* ), l ; ' . III ■i I f l 'll TRADE-MARK REGISTERED. 1 Dress-Makers say: • * 'They are the best fitting corset on the I market.” Merchants cheerfnlly ‘ refund the money after 4 week's TRADE m j trial if net satisfactory. Call for TRADE MARK them at the stores. . hark. FEATHERBONE CORSET CQ^ ■ soli: manufacturers, . i # KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN , V FOR SALE BY yds. heaviest sheeting at 5c. 10,000 “ best plaids and cheeks 5c. 10,000 “ turkey red and indigo prints - 4 14c. 12,780 yds. dress ginghams 5e. 12,250 “ canton flannel at 5c. Big jobs in red and farmers’ flan¬ nel. Space won’t permit a descrip¬ tion of our lines or prices. Visit us before making a purchase. umr.ers & Hudson, t LEADERS AND CONTROLLERS OF LOW PRICES. NO. 41 sat m, isjl mww fc v.T ?pSiffcypre S A I* ^ f * J n© .J* CAPES FROM— 75c. to $10.00 Oqc Stocls of®^ Dress Goods comprises the largest and choicest collection we have ever shown: Our clothing line is complete, and at prices lower than the lowest, All kinds o£ clothing for all kinds of men and boys Misses button shoes 75c. Misses 'chml shoes 5oc, Ladies dongola tip and .olid bottom at $1 worth£$1.5o. Ladies duo go’a button all styles, lasts and toe, n]l width at $1.95 worth $2.5o. Ties »t$ 1 . Men’s ealfibals and congress at $125 worth $1.75. We make a specialty of a man’s $3 slice worth $4. Guaranteed to fit and wear well. g$aF m > special sale inf Blankets—from 9g cents to $5 per pair—big value. 10, 000 jds ,oil prints 4p\ 10,000 yds dre33 gingham only 5c. NOTIONS Needlees all sizes full paper lc. Patent hooks and eyes 5c. S inch rubber dressing combs 5c. Tooth picks 4c- Darning cottot —best made 5c. Belt buckles—gilt and i-ilver, loe. Belt huekles extra wide 25c. Belt pins 3c to 25c. Pins—36o pins f< r )e. Fancy elastic 5c. Si.'k 'elastic 10c. Spool cotton 4c. Oil cloth 19c. Curtain poles complete, 23;.. Ladies’ vests 20c and up. Envelopes 3c. Pa nor 3c <p' and 11 n -v mis. I o m <* 1 ~ F n BUS W f\l; dj. T # .