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THE WELUDrSt) MAN for the highways. The Shabby Man for the by-ways. Thai’s the Wap of the world. The wearer of one of our KEEP-KOOL Two-Piece Suite wins out, for he inspires confidence. Men respect him, children trust him and the women love him. Success h sewed into every seam of*j KEEP-KOOL , Two-Piece Suit We have them at all prices. It] would be like trying to gild refined gold to try'to on $15.00 Suits They are, PERFECTION FOR SALB BY “HARDMAN MERCHANDISE COMPANY, >*. COMMERCE, GEORGIA Miss Minnie Shannon, of Bold Spring, passed through the ’city last Saturday eu route to Atla ita to visit relatives. Editor Meeks, of Homer, was on business last Saturduy. Miss Gladys Crawford, of Lex iugbon, who is m school at Bre uau, spent las(, Sunday here with her cousin, Miss L is Crawford. Mr. Mayfield Pendergrasß spent last Sunday Jwith homefolks at Arp. Mr. C. E. Higginbotham, of Fort Lamar, was here lastjSunday a visitor at the home of Mr. J. C. Selnian. HOUSE FOR RENT—One nice three room house, ceiled through out, close in and coveuetutly lo cated. See W. B. RICE Parasiticide cureß itch in BO minutes. GeTit from L. J. Sharp A Bro. A Healthly man is a king in his own right: an unhealthly man is an un happy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds -p sound health —keeps you well. Mrs. M. F. Nelms left the lat ter part of last week to join her husband m New York. Mr. J. C. Selmau is attending Franklin Superior .court at Car nesyille this week. Miss May Ola Littlejspent last Sunday in Athens with her sister, Miss Eunice. Gocd land, good improvements, rent free. For good renter only. L. J. SHARP. BUGGIES, BUGGIES—Before buying examine J. T. Quillian’a buggies, wagons and harness at Commerce, Ga. A nice line of fancy new buggy tops at my shop. Call and see ■them. C. L. ECHOLS. MANY A GOOD MAN fails because be uses blank cartridges in aiming at the target of Success Tbe bullets with which we shoot are KEEP-KOOL Two-Piece Suite and they hit the bulls-eye every shot. They are the coolest, most comfort able, most stylish Two-piece Suits made. They are durable besides be ing handsome. They still look new after a season’s bard wear, for they are made right. There is no excuse for being ill dressed. KEEP-KOOL fits every purse as well as every fig ure. In fashion and in fit they are beyond criticism. The low • priced ones are not cheap, the high-priced ones are not dear. They are the only Summer Suits for the class;s.and the masses. ;ia sj Miss Cecil Little of Commerce, was the guest of Miss Vivan Capps last Sunday.—Toccna Record. Mrs. Odel Stapler and children, who hpve been visiting Mr. T. A. Capps’ fauiily, have gone for a visit in Commerce before joining Mr. Stapler in Atlanta.—Tocoa Record. Mr. J. M. Langston of near Carnesville was in Lavonia this week shaking hands with friends. Mr. Langston is in the race fo receiver and is getting acquainted on tins side of the county.—Lavo nia Times. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is anew remedy, an improvement on the laxa tives of former years, as it does not gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to take. It is guarauteei. Sold by W B Hardman & Cos. Now that the spring eeason is here, get a. nice new buggy top. It will add to the appearance and value, of your buggy. I have a nice line just received. Would be giad to show them. C. L. ECKLES. Hon. George D. Bennett, of Greene county was in the city last Monday. He likes to |come back occasionally to ‘‘see the boys.” He said, “I note what John Shan non has to say ct me in his last issue. I will go over to see him some time soon, and I think he and I can infuse a little life into political matters in this county. If we can do nothing else we can discuss the governor, as Shannon seems to think a great deal of the present governor.”—Jackson Her ald. Hon. J. M. Nix, of Commerce, spent a few Hours in v Jefferson last week. He and Hon. G. L. Carson were h9re on some official business' Mayor Nix has plenty Of executive ability and is mak i iug the progressive city of Com merce n splendid officer. SOME REMLNESCHNSES. Mr. Editor:—l have never lost my interest in farming since ti e days of “auld lang syne,” when I pulled the bell cord over “Dock ieV’ back. And I reckon I never will. To me there is nothing more beautilu! ban the r rustling corn and the waving grain. When the Binel) of the now turned soil is in the air I get reminescent. Old dav9 and happy days come thronging back into memory. The farmer thinks he has a hard thankless toil. But let a man forsake farming and go into some other field of labor. He will find then that he belongs do some body else. The tree*t man in the world is the farmer who owns his own farm and stays out of debt. I didn’t use to think so. Now I know it. And the farmer gets an occasional rest. Saturday eve ning has found for me a peculiar charm when I recollect the ure of other days when we could knock off work Saturday after noon. What boy or man who has enjoyed the pleasure of a dip in Martin’s wash !hole |on Satur day afternoon will forget it. There were the swimming match es, the luxuriant rolling on sand bars, the climbing up in the old oak where in Jseason the musca dine nourished. What whooping and hallooing. Sometimes I yet yearn for a dip in the bend of the river. ‘'And there were giants in those days.” J:m Martin, the mighty swimmer, Dave Carl an, the high divir, and the boy whoso name I havejforgotteu that could dive clear acrosß the river. Then a lot ot the smaller fry who played in the shallow water like a school of tniuuows. And there was also the Saturday picnic.(Mr. Ed tor do they still have them EVEN THE; POOR^MAN can afford .to wear a KEEP-KOOL Suit ’The'rich ’ man' cannot afford to do without one. They are made in many to' suit many purses, but the same fault less style, careful handling and solid comfort are in each. Art and skill are the creators, economical elegance the ' characteristic of these goods. There are as many virtues as there are stitches in a KEEP-KOOL garment, and the comfort on a hot summer day cannot be estimated in figures. Let us show you our line, priced from $8 to S2O over in that country ?■) There the “brassy” swam was in his glory. He courted all the girl* and was the envy of his more bashful brother, who yearned toward the maiden fair, but didn’t have the courage of the man of glibber tongue. And when the noon hour came the elegant and ample re past was spread under the spread ing ouk and all were invited to partake,) “Where Jthe carcuss is there will the eagles be gathered to gether.” They came from afar. I need not name them. The “pro fessional” picnicker was there. The man who considered it a heinous offense to miss even one. And the joker too was on baud. He who amused himself and oth ers by his chaff. And the beau gallant who seemed to think that the ladies would starve, except for he. Bless me! lean hear now tin roar of the water over Burns mill dam, an l catch the oJ >r of the honey suckle in the air. Happy is the man who can look back on no worse dissipation than wash holes, baseball and picnics. Mr. Editor, I don’t ku ow wheth er they are going to ask us to come over to New Salem and He bron this summer or not. But who cares. A man don’t have to have an invitation to go Lome. So whether I get an invitation or not I am coming if I can get off, and I’ll be bound there is not a man in all that couutry but that will let me come in and give me a royul welcome as in days of vore. W. A. HARRIS. FOR RENT I have a good four room house on Spriug street for rent. A. S. WEBB. LOOK PROSPEROUS and prosperity will look at yon. A KEEP-KOOL SUIT will help'you win Fortur favor. > It is cut in the latest shape,' trimmed with the finest material, made in the swelles* manner. No tailor or cutter is too goou, for these celebrated clothes. A mark of good taste and of ab-r solute reliability is the - K.OOL label in th garment. We have them at ail prices, and all are good values. It is on the sls KEEP-KOOL Two-Piece Suite 'that we stake our reputation! They will stay new, and to t e last thread will make ypu look prosperous. Tax Receivers Notice. I will be, at the folio wing i. laces on dates named for the pu.-p 0 f receiving State and County Tax for iho year 1908. The tax collector will be at these appointments with the legislation book for the purpose of registering voters far the coining primaries. first round. Jefferson, April 6, 7 and'S, 9 a m. •"To 3 p. m. Apple Valley, April 9, 9 to 10 a. m. Commerce, April 9. 11 ainto 3p m Nicholson, April 10, 9 to llam Clarksboro, April l(), 2 to 8 p tn Statbam, Aprill 11, 9 to 12 p m Chandler’s April 11, 2 to 3 p rn Winder, April 118, 9amto 3p m Hosohton, April 14.1 to 3p rn Braselton April 14 4 p n and night C D Gregory, April 15, 9 to 10 a m Pendergrass. April 15, 1 to 3 p m R R Hitchcock’s. April 15 at night Miller’s April 16, 9 to lo a m Maysville, April 16, 1 to 3 p m Jefferson, April 17 and 18. N. B. LORD. Tax Receiver Jackson County. Given up To Die. B. Spiegel, 1204, N. Virginia St., Evansville, Irid. writes: ‘‘For over live years I was troubled with kidney and biadder atfeetions which caused me nr.-ch pain and worry. I lost flesh and was all run down and a year ;ago had to abandon work entirely. I had three of the best physicians who did me no good and I was practically given up to die. Foley’s Kidney Cure was recommended and the first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking the second bottle I was entirely cured'” Why not let it help you? So'd by \\ B Hardman & Cos. CORN AND FODDER FOR SALE I have a lot of corn and fodder for sale at my farm iu Bushville, Batiks county. A M.SHANKLE, Commerce, Ga.