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HINTON & COMPANY. SCHOOL TIME It is time to get ready for school. The girls have to have dresses etc. and the hoys waists shirts and pants. For the girls dresses, ging= hams are the best goods. We have just gotten in our fall line of Ginghams, Chambry, Per cals and Cheviots. Big stock to select from. 2 gradeginghams, io and 12 1-2 3 ” Chambreys, 10,121-2, 15c 2 ” Percals, io and 1212 c For boys waists and shirts a high grade of Cheviots is the best goods. We have the best grade on the market, 30 inches wide, in large run of colors, 10c. Best grade of Galatea 15c. Good line to select from. School Bags, several styles, io to 25c - Lunch Boxes and Baskets 10 to 25c All Kinds of Tablets and Pencils Men and Boys Overalls We carry Cat harts Overalls for men and boys. This is the best line of work clothes made. Mens Overalls = SI.OO Boys ” = 90c Mens Jumpers • 1.00 We carry the cheaper Overalls for men and boys also. Hens Overalls - - s°c Boys " - -25 c Youths ” - - 40 Trunks, Suit, Cases and Hand Bags We have just gotten in big line of these goods. Trunks from $1.35 upto 2000. Suit Cases, SI.OO up to 10.00. Hand Bags 50c up to $5. »o. Boys and girls going off to school will need something in this line and we will be glad to show’ them to you. We are paying 20 cents dozen for Eggs* Vas: Cash. All Goods Delivered. Hinton & Company THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1909. j LOCAL NEWS, j Mr. Frank Kirby of Lafayette spent, Sunday here at the Hawkins House./ The fall term of the Summerville public school will open Monday, Sep tember 6th. Mrs. James Abicrumby of Sea Breeze, Fla., is visiting relatives here this week. Prof. W. M. Ransom, and Miss Ross Wyatt of Menlo, were in town Tues day. Mr. W. E. Cooper has been quite ill with typhoid fever during the past week. • Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Henry have re turned from a week’s visit to rela tives in Walker and Catoosa counties. Prof, and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, of Lafayette, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Brand this week. Mrs. Arnold Tompkins and Mrs. Orman, of Menlo, were visiting friends in Summerville Tuesday. jUon. Gordon Lee came down from Chickamauga Saturday to attend the barbecue in Dirttown Valley. Mr. Walter Weaver is in Chatta nooga taking a commercial course in the Mountain City Business college. He expects to finish in two months. ! Rev. and Mrs. James Jones, Miss Elenor Jones and Mr. Spencer Jones of Meridian, Miss., have been guests of Dr. R. D. Jones since Tuesday. Have your clothes cleaned and pressed at Farrow’s, near Central depot. Prompt delivery. Satisfac tion guaranteed. LOST —Somewhere on main public road between Summerville and La fayette a crescent shaped diamond brooch. $25.00 reward if returned to ' News office. Henley are be ing congratulated on the afrrvai t- • day night of a lovely little miss, weighing eleven pounds, who has come to brighten their home circle. D R. P. Waters, Jr., is spending sever I al days with relatives at Gadsden, ; Ala. I The county officers are now at hom< to the people whom they serve, in the new court house, which is a beau tiful and commodious building which we, and those who will come j after us, may well be proud. Sugges tions of the fifty-five thousand dol- ’ lars cost of the structure may be seel from the concrete floors to the , handsome bell tower which crowns , tin building. Some of these are in the beautiful columns, others are in . ( the marble trimmings and more are ’, in the elegant furnishings, the con venient arrangement and perfect equip ment for service to be seen all over I 1 the building. Rev. B. F. Hunt, who has been ill foi several days has so far recovered as to bo able to engage in the series of meetings which began at the Bap tist church Thursday evening of last week. The services are being well attended and increase in interest wits each day. Some splendid sermons have been preached by the pastor, and Revs. Jesse O. Brand, M. A. C. Bennett and A. F. Mahan of Trion. The song and prayer services are inspiring, and there seems to exist a fine spirit of harmony among the Christian people of the town. WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONS. If you want a good wagon, come to see us. We will make you a low price for cash or if you wish, we will make easy terms. TAYLOR & ESPY. In a letter recently received by friends here from Mr. Carlton Wheel er. who is now enlisted in the service of ’’‘Uncle Sam,” he states that the boys have been under small arms prac tice for sometime, and that in the fii.al windup, he stood next best to the man who was made marksman for their company. Carlton lacked only five points of reaching the goal. We congratulate. Carlton, and hope for him a successful career, and a useful and happy life.. The Wheelers of Chattooga have been noted for years for their fine pluck and good shooting. NOTICE. There wlil be no meeting of the W. G. W. Friday night, ou account of a series of meetings in progress at tiie Baptist church.—J. L. McGinnis, Mr. T. R. Braddy and mother ar rived yesterday from Laurel Hill. Fla., and will spend several weeks with relatives and friemds in the coun tjT. I Summerville Drug Co. | | NEW WATER WORKS | I NEW SODA FOUNTAIN | We have just installed in connection with our New Soda Fountain one of the best system of water works in North Georgia. & We are now operating not only the cleanest but the latest improved and most sanitary fountain in Summerville. Our water comes direct from Cleghorn’s big spring and is connected with our fountain in four different places. Every glass, f/ every dish and piece of fountain is washed with fresh water every time it is used and our drainage system is perfect. Pure Crushed Fruit, Fruit Juices and Nuts S We use only the purest of fruit, fruit juice and nuts that have stood the Govern ment test, which is an absolute guarantee of purity to our customers. | Ice Cream | We use only the pure separated Cream right from the separator (the same sep- jp arator that furnishes Sprague and other big cream manufacturers) with pure <■* crushed fruit to make our cream, which will stand any government test. You run no risk to let your small children eat our cream for it is true to name. | Nice, Quiet Sitting Room f Not being willing to stop with what we have already done we have arranged in the rear of the front room of our store just in front of the big plate glass mirrow a nice quiet sitting room, where you can rest in comfort while you eat our pure creams and drink the purest soda water on earth. B 5 g Accommodations | JR We have the nicest fountain, more room and better accommodations than any other fountain in Summerville. The daily increase in our soda business is con- elusive evidence to us that our friends appreciate our effort in this line. j|| JK We extend to the public a cordial invitation to visit our store and inspect the ® kitchen of our fountain, and entire system, Yours for business | SUMMERVILLE DRUG CpMPANY. | & AGENT FOR 1 The Revival Meeting at Chattooga Church. Thinking that a report of our meeting at Chattooga church in Wal ker county, would be of interest to some of your readers, I wish to give the following account: The meeting began on the second Sunday night in August and contin ued 10 days. The preaching was done by myself with the exception of three days, and Bro. Abe Sizemore did the preaching on these days. From the very first service there was an abiding interest manifest on the part of sinners, and the interest contin ued to increase all the week. Sunday night there was an appar ent relaxation of interest to a small extent on account of rain. The meet ing was said to be the best held in .years. As a result of the meeting we had 37 additions to the church, 30 by experience and 7 by letter; 2 may yet join by letter at the next meeting. The church was greatly revived and th' re was almost as much interest manifested at the closing service last Wednesday as at the first of the meeting. To Jesus Christ be all the iglory. Yours in His service, W. M. GRIFFITT. WOOL WANTED We will pay the highest mar ket price for all the wool brought us.—Hinton & Co. Get Together and stand together is the key note of Forrest Crissey’s second article on the farmer in his fight against dishonest commission merchants. Don t miss it. I'hcn read “ Happiness ’ — one of the prettiest boy and <jirl stories ever published. All in the SEPTEMBER EVERYBODY’S PARKER'§ T'" HAIR BALSAM Vjf x,--. r Fails to Restore Gray I ! II II I'l-I-I-I-I-I-t-I-I-l-I-l-l-l-H-H-l-H-I-H-H-l-; ; :: • > ;i The Cleanest and Coolest ;; y Place in Town I • • An Ideal Place to Rest ...Visit Us... I: We Serve Only The Best Because We Know How • Ask The Soda Water Man ii SEWELL and GARRETT ii tr.ii.i.l-M-H-r-I-M-l-H-I-l-! 111 1 I H-H I 1111 M H-l 11 11 IHI IWI' • H. D. MALLI CO AT Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats t • Breakfast Bacon, Canvassed Hams, Skinned Hams _____________ Nice Fresh Steaks, Roasts, Stews, Pork Chops Sausage, Etc. Soft Drink, Tobaccos, Clears ? a. ffSTOH-X A. <-? a. & *l’ o n x As K;nd