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Hinton & company. ILOW CUT SHOES For Men Ladies and Children On account of heavy buy= ing our stock of all kinds of low cut shoes is still unbroken. We have 25 styles of Ladies Slippers from $2.00 up to 3.50 in tans or black. Our 2.00 slippers are the best we ever sold at that price. Fine values in the cheaper ones at $1.25 and $1.50. DOUGLAS SHOES For Men and Boys Tan and Black —new toe —big eyes and ribbon ties—no bet ter goods made at the price $2.50 to 5.00 Childrens Fine Slippers Made by Molony Bros., —in tan and black. This line of Slippers is a very high grade, dainty and stylish. Price from SI.OO up to 2.00. Men and Boys Shirts We have the largest line of shirts we have ever had. They are well made, cut full and long. Mens 4 grades, 50, 75c, SIOO and 1.50. Boys, 3 grades 50, 75c and SI.OO. Ladies Short Silk Gloves Two clasp, double tiped fingers, two grades, 50c and SI.OO. A few’ fine long silk gloves left. $1.50 grade now 1.00. Mens and Boys Clothing The weather is getting hot and light weight clothing is the thing to keep cool in. Our clothing is up-to-date goods, with fancy pockets and cuffs. Mens Suits $lO 00 to 15.00 Youths Suits 5.00 to 10.00 Boys 2 piece Suit 2.00 to 5.00 Mens extra pants, full line, cut in the late styles. 2.00 to 5.00. Mens Light Weight summer Coats in serge and sicillians, with or without vests $4.00 and 5.00 Umbrellas We have just gotten in a big factory shipment of Umbrellas. The quality is something unusually fine at the price. Very attractive handles. Price from 50c to $4.00 Children 25c, 50c and SI.OO Ladies Muslin Underwear Ladies, we have fine stock of Muslin Underwear and you can save the making by buving from us. Gowns, 5 grades 50c to $2.00 Corset Covers, 5 grades 25c to 1.50 Drawers, 4 grades 50c to 1.00 Petticoats, 5 grades 50c to 4.00 Childrens Ponties, 3 grades ■ 120 and 25c Grocery Department Granulated Sugar, 18 lb. sor■ sl-00 Heinz pure apple vinegar &> c « allon u .hf* ” pickling „ „ ” ordinary ” ’ Black and Green Tea, good grade .otc lb. National Biscuit Co , Crackers and Cakes always on hand Green Beans ' ' JC ga Swifts Premium Hams and Breakfast Bacon always on hand. Next week is District Conference here. We extend to aH an invitation to make our Store Headquarters. We will try to make it pleasant for you. We are paying 15c dozen for eggs Terms: Cash. AH Poods Deliver d. Hinton & Company THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1909. i LOCAL NEWS, j 4* A**/ '*\/* / Atm l ♦ Mrs. Joe McGinnis has been sick for the past few days. Mr. Robert Lee has returned from a visit to friends in Bir- I niingham. Mrs. J. S. Cleghorn spent Sun day in Chattanooga with her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Pittner. Mr. L. P. Wood moved Wednes day and is now at home to Mends on Union street. All kinds of cleaning and press ing promptly done. —Mrs. J. S. .McGinnis. Mr. Noble Simmons came down from Chattanooga Sunday on a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Simmons. The many friends of Mrs. Mar shall will be pleased to know that she is improving this week, af ter a long and painful illness. There will be an all day picnic at Bethel Presbyterian church on next Saturday, May 22. Ice cream will be served. The many friends of Mr. Bry an Erwin are glad to know that he is rapidly convalescing from a serious attack of congestion. Special Notice All accounts due the Arring ton Drug Co. must be arranged at once. Call on J. R. Jackson, with the Summerville Drug Co., and settle either with money or short time note, by June 10th.. ! —II. 11. Arrington. | i Mr. L. J. Godwin has returned i ffom Birmingham, Ala., where ihe spent several days with his i daughter, .Miss Bessie Godwin. The friends of Miss Bessie 'will Ibe delighted to know that she i is recovering from her recent ill ness. We have about six doz en pairs of shoes, slightly ’ shop-worn, that we are going to sell way below cost. We have to put a price on these shoes that will move them quick ly. The regular prices range from $1.50 to $3.00. We are going to sell them at -ust half— the $1.50 ones for 75 cents, and the $3.00 ones for sl.so.—Pitts & Espy. Ben Chunn, who was brought ! here from Dalton last week and i lodged in jail on a charge of lar ceny, was given a hearing ! before Esquire T. A. Pow; ' ell Saturday afternoon. The ev | ic'ence was not sufficient to bind ' him over and the charges against ■ him were dismissed. 11. 11. Bass, Manager, wants a good hustling man to write insur ance in this county for the Jes- I ferson Standard Life Insurance Co., Address 312 English-Ameri can Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. The spirit of progress still ■possesses our people. Messrs. ('. C Cleghorn and N. K. Bitting ■ are having water works placed in their homes on Commerce street. Work is progressing on the business house of Mr. D. D. Wade Mrs. Mattox, has had an addition built to her hotel on Union street and will have water works. Mr. P. C. Cash has enlarged his store house near the depot. Mr. C. C. ' Cleghorn has been greatly im proving both residence and store by repainting. Lines of archi tectural beauty begin to appear .on the court house now under ’ construction. The Baptist church is much more attractive since the building has been repainted. Our streets are beautifully grad ' ed, well charted and fairly well shaded; we have the best water and the most of it of any town in Georgia, and we are a happy and prosperous people. Do you need a nice buggy? Almost any style, a nice surrey, a good set of harness? We have them. Just received a car load of the STUDEBAKER buggies, and we are going- to price them low down for the cash, or good note. We also carry corn, hay, bran, cotton seed meal ami hulls, farming implements, &<•. Call to see us, will be glad to serve vou. DOVER & MARTIN, Lyerly, Ga. DALTON DISTRICT CONFERENCE CONVENES HERE NEXT WEEK. The Dalton District Conference of the M. E. Church, South, will convene in Summerville next Tuesday night, May 25th and ad journ May 27th. The- Quarterly Conference for Summerville Charge will be held Monday, May 24, at the Metho dist church, 11 a. m. Dinner on the ground. Monday evening at 7:45, Rev- Henry B. Mays, pastor Ist church Cartersville, will deliver a lect ure on Sunday School work. Al so Tuesday at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. The Sunday school peo ple of the county ought to avail themselves of this opportuni ty. Sermon Tuesday night by Rev Frank Quillian. Wednesday Morning. 8:30. Opening Exercises. 9:00 iSunday School Work. 1. Report from Pastors and Delegates. 2. Means and Methods. Con ducted by Rev. H. B. Mays. 11 :00. Sermon on Education by Rev. J. S. Jenkins. Wednesday Afternoon 2:00 Devotional Exercises. 2:30. Layman’s Movement. Conducted by Judge T. W. liar bin, District Leader. Discussion. Thursday Morning. 8:30. Devotional Exercises. 9:00. 1. Need of Education— Rev. J. 0. Braud. 9:15. 2. How to Supply the Need —Rev. J. A. Timmerman. Discussion. 10:00. Financial Methods— E. G. Thomason and .11. B. Mays. Discussion. 11 :00. Sermon What a Church Needs to Equip it for Successful Work-Rev. J. A. Timmerman. Thursday Afternoon. 2:00 Devotional Exercises. 1. Application for license to preach, for admission on trial etc. 2. Local Preachers: (1) Examination and passage of character. (2) Renewal of license. Prof. Rogers Re-Elected. At a meeting of the trustees of the Summerville school, last week Prof. A. O. Rogres of Lexington. Ky., was unanimously re-elected superintendent of our school. This action of the trustees will doubtless, be enthusiastically ap proved by the patrons and friends of the school. Prof. Rogers has not only been faithful to every incumbent duty, but he has gone beyond the duties usually requir ed of a superintendent. He has accomplished much work in making the building hab itable and comfortable, lie has enrolled, since last. September, two hundred and thirty-three pu pils, who, under his efficient con trol, together with the faithful cooperation of Misses Agnew and Allen, have done very good work and have conducted themselves in such manner, that any form of severe discipline has been unnec essary. This is a remarkable record, when we remember how the pu pils have been crowded in one small building. Mr. Rogers is not afraid of work. He has pub up new black boards, put on new locks, placed window-lights in the bell tower, repaired the desks, oiled the chap el floor and repaired the bridges near the academy. He has care fully protected our school build ing and the property of others adjacent to it from harm. He has materially added to the furnishing of the academy, and at the close of this term in June, the school, a. Gunn sectional book wlil turn over, as the property of case, sixty-six chairs, maps, books a teachers desk, tables, stage cur tains, etc. Tn addition to other work, he has faithfully .looked after the interests of the negro school here and we are all fortunate in hav ing secured his services for an other year. With the co-operation of pat rons and friends and a larger school building more centrally located, there is absolutely noth ing to prevent, the establishment of a first class high school in Summerville, which will be of ; commercial value to all the peo-I pie, and of priceless benefit to ! our children. Now is the time to begin this! good work. Let us all come to . gether as one man in this impor-1 tant issue, go to work and keep at work until the work is ac complished, BARGAINS IN HAMMOCKS After putting in our new Soda Fountain, we have decided to quit selling Hammocks, and have a few on hand that we are going to close out at Bargain Prices Remember we only have a few in stock and they must go. ; Yours truly SUMMERVILLE DRUG CO. i : | The Cleanest and Coolest ; I Place in Town ; An Ideal Place to Rest ....Visit Us... U We Serve Only The Best Because We Know How Ask The Soda Water Man i SEWELL and GARRETT i SPECIALS LINENS Dress Linens in the popular colors at 16 2-3 c yd Irish Linens from 35 to 75c yd Fine Sheer Waist Linen 40c yd 10-4 Linen Sheetisg SI.OO yd Linen Finished Suiting in Blue, Tan, Brown and White at 12 l-2c yd A Complete Line of Linen Laces, Cluny Lace, and Swiss Embroideries 27 in. Waist Net at 35c yd. All Silk Petticoats in colors at $4.00 White Wash Skirts $1.25 and 1.50 The best values in Lawn Shirtwaists and Lingerie Waists ever shown here. Cleghorn, Henry 4 Co.