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t m, Rj a X WEEKLY rases A ■Jtx I ■31 ■- —S$ •. i'. • r R VOL. XIX PARLOR GROCERY STORE! A. J. SUMMERS, Proprietor. It is my intention to keep the people posted concerning 1 » the good things this store is ottering the people daily. c, i yXHC CkREATESZ r BARCtfln/ifS y ~zp Cv£n -Z&KH own I • • * 19 »»«• • **»• (( # « % ■in-ii i* »V ■ tea f| / \ i §&A'= sS, -ratsr Genuine maple syrup in qt. cans 50c, per qt. Genuine NaW Orleans'syrup 60c. per gal. Fair syrup 30c. <« Genuine Cuba molasses 50e. < ( Fair moIasse3 40o. ( ( Flour—best grades, Dove Hams, and best lard. Water Ground meal and Graham Flour. ** Rice, Grits, Oat Weal, Buckwheat, Tapioca, Grape Tuts, Prices low Full line of laundry and toilet soaps at money saving prices. Shredded cocoanut and cocoanuts, Mince meat, package and can, Heinzs’ and Williams Pickle, Catsup, Sauces and Preserves. About 50 varieties, all sizes and kinds of best variety and lowest prices. The best and largest stock in this niaiket. A select stock of Cigars, Tobaccos, and Snuffs at right prices. When you want new, crisp cakes or crackers, (he very best the market affords, virtually direct irom the oven, telephone your orders to no. 20 and no time will be lost by us in filling them, Fresh Baker's Bread every Friday and sp cial orders filled any day when notice is previously given, Can also order any kind of cake you want on short notice. We have all necessary ingredients for making cake. Just anything in this line can be had at this store. The above gives >ou a fair glimpse of the interior ot this store. Come in’ and see our entire stock, get our pri ces on the best the market affords and you will be pleased. WAAT YOURTBADE. A. J. SUMMERS, Proprietor Parlor Grocery Store. Df The PEnpIs Bu The People, Fur The PEnpIs CONYERS, GA.. FRIDAY. NOV. 1 1901. We ?m % accord the same treatment to y 4 all and all ir m u?m. have the same opportu* 5 A / .1 V ?) °u, I '»wv nity ot learning the Parlor Grocery Store news. It will pay you well to I keep posted along this line. 1 *• ' • I Look Over The Following Items Carefully: Fau.li / o V. y % CU Trade 1mm 111mg mconth I { [ht Wfillll pay ycouo ~ NO. 45 COFFEES: Arbuckles, McCord-Stewart Co's, A A A A Breakfast, Virginia, Moca and Java, Kinhee, L i la Rookh • Prices range from 124 to doc. per pound. Postum Cereal 15 cents per lb. LKU RHMB TEAS: Tetley’s mixed, Oolong mixed. India and Coy - Ion.—15 cents per package. BAKING POWDER: Royal, Rumford, Farm Bell, Suc¬ cess and Sunrise. SODA: Arm & Hammer, and Farm boll, Cream of Tar tar. an The best kept, the most select, the most desirable •and most satisfactory stock of canned goods ever shown in this market. This stock contains every article for which we nave had calls to date. We keep what the people want in this line and thus our stock of canned goods is the m rvei of our customers. Don’t fail to see us when you want such goods for we beat them all here . Telephone your orders to no. 20 for canned good. ,vae Hundreds of artices not mentioned here for daily use in the househo d at low prices. Nice stock of fresh fancy candies for the little folks or the big folks either. Most complete line of spices in this market at lowest prices. Call here and you get whn you want. Five different kinds of vinegar—a specially fine pickling vinegai put up by the famous Heinzs. Here comes in our line of spices before mentioned in this page of Parlor Gro¬ cery Store News. Spices used in pickling—but you ladies understand all this. Be sure and see our stock.