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FOR THE MEN Decorated China ? |
FOLKS We have just gotten in a case I | ;
. , I of Handsome Decorated China in
Any of these items.will be very odd pieces. Any piece of it will
useful as well as appropriate. make a nice gift .
SUIT OF CLOTHES ’ ’
"VoenwVW Handbags X
shoes^ 1 Came in to-day big lot of Ladies
shirts, collars, and ties Hand Bags from 25c up to $2.50.
suspenders, HANDKERCHIEFS New things in Barretts, and
gloves, hats Side Comps and Fancy Collars.
SUIT CASE J
POCKET BOOKS .
Gloves tor Ladies
For The Women KID
Folks We have just received a big lot.
No better gloves to be had at
SILK PETTICOATS the Pnces SLOO and f 1.50.
wraps, fur, hose j An - V shade
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SHOES, FANCY COLLARS LadieS D,IVID « G,OVeS W,th
hand B£GS long gauntlets, 2 grades $2.00
SIDE and back combs and $2 50
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS
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FANCY CHINA Two grades $1 00 and $1.50.
For the Children Ladies and Childrens Fabric
Gloves we show a big. line.
NICE WRAPS
XSL C A L r- HES In Fancy-Work
CAPS HATS ’
HANDKERCHBIFB, BLOVEB CENTER PIECES
TIES, SHIRTS ’ TABLE COVERS -
FANCY PURSES Lunch C | othM
FANCY BASKETS DRESSER COVERS
HOSE, SHOES H
RIBBONS Pillow top.—both in drawn work
Fancy ELASTIC aod Bat--nburg.
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Grocery Department
FRMITS CANDIES
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Apples 16 .nd 20»dozen Wop** PWn sUck * Aa
Oransre. 200 dozen, 42.60 crate Pa „ CJ mjxod i o o
Grape Fruit SI.OO doz, vary large Fancy band . made 20c
s Grapes, 8 lbs for .. .. • 50c Crackers and Cakes.
Currants 10c pound., 3 for 25c .
. o . , National Biscuit Co.
Figs 10c pound, 3 pounds for 25c
Raism. 8 crown, 15c, 2 for 2oc Snow Flakes 15c
Raisins, seeded, 15c lb., 2 for 25c Oysteretts 5c
COanberries 12|c qnsrt. And other fancy Cakes.
Celery 10c bunch, 3 for 25. Letjjiß suggest that w ire
it is possible do your sh n ing
NUTS. early, for it is impossible < • ive
Almonds 20c. English Walnuts * oa the attention you need the
t, last rainute.
20c. Brazill N uts 20c. Pecans|2oc
French .Chestnuts 15c. Cocoa
nuts (sc)
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Terms: Cash. All Goods Delivered.
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THE SUMMERVL'JLE NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1909.
HOLIDAY GOODS
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Now is the time to do your Holiday
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j Books, Bibles, Lamps Per lune, Toi=
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mas Cards that will interest you.
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| LOCAL NEWS. (
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I Our telephone number has been
changed. Call No. 75 for results.
GARRETT BROS. CO.
Mr. E. W. Linden returned Satur
day to his home in Rockford, 111.
Mr. C. C. Godwin and of
Dry Valley spent Tuesday in town.
Mr J. E. Thomas of Dirttown spent
Tuesday in town.
Mr. T. P. Taylor and sons, Alfred
and Robert, spent Tuesday in Chat
tanooga.
Dr. Jim Bryant and Misses Louise
and Emily Bryant of Lyerly were in
town Tuesday.
Take a look at our display
of fruits. —Depot Restaurant.
Mr. Patten, traveling salesman for
McGill Hardware Co., of Chattanooga
was here Tuesday.
The club, “As you like it,” will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
! E. N. Martin.
i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hancock of
Lindale will spend the holidays in
' Summerville. They will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Cochran.
There will be a special examina
| lion for teachers license held nex :
t Saturday the 18th.
S. E. Jones, C. S. C.
; Miss Alice Weathers, who has
■ charge of a school near Sprite, spe
; Saturday and Sunday with home f 01...
’ Mr. Will Palmour will move his
< family to town sometime in the near
i future. They will occupy the house
! on Church Street vacated by Mr.
' Parmer.
Miss Martha Bitting is expected
to return from Decatur Saturday, and
will spend the holidays at home uc
to the delight of her many friei
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1
! the pupils included in grades fro
j one to five of the Summerville
| Academy, will ive a little entertain
| ment to which all the people are cor
! dially invited.
Mr. G. D. Morton and family ar-
E rived Monday evening from Verden,
5 Oklahoma. They return to Georgia
I to malre a permanent home in our
I county, and will be given a cordial
I welcome by many friends. They were
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Broom
I Monday night.
Lyceum Entertainment
A rare treat is In store for those
who hear the Hon. Joseph O. Camp
at the Court House on Friday night. '
He come as the first attraction of ,
our I.yceuji Course.
Admission for adults 50cts child
rens uiXr 12 25cts, others 35cts.
Door: open at 6:45, entertainment
b.-g'-X '7:30.
Having sold my large horse, have
now for sale two-seat, leather finish,
hill brake road wagon and suitable
harness, all in first class condition.
Will sell same to higest bidder be
fore Court House at ten 'oclock a. m.
Friday, Dec. 24, 1909. Cash or ap
proved security.
Wesley Shropshire.
The following Invitation which has
been received by friends of contract
ing parties, within the past few days,
will be read with interest by many
of our subscribers. “Dr. and Mrs. S.
T. Landers invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter,
Mabie, to Mr. Webb Chesnut, on tho
afternoon of Wednesday, December
the twenty second, nineteen hundred
and nine, at three o’clock at home,
Hoke’s Bluff, Alabama. "
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Espy spent
Sunday with the formers mother in
Dry Valley.
Mr. T. M. Ballenger of Gore was
here Monday.
NOTICE.
I have 25 acres of land to rent on
the halves.—-Ben Weesner, Summer
ville, Ga., R. F. D. No. 1.
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Dealer in
FRESH AND CURED MEATS |
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Cigars.
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NOTICE.
For ror of > <ll about 50
acres of No. 168, 1 Ith dist
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t.-iin. I'la<<‘ known as ScaWM. .
wards place. 2IA mill's south oH
crly. Cabins dilapidated, to bo
paired, rent to come out of
Will rent or sell, prefer making
My addres is SuiKinervllio,
Win. MOORE.
We are (>v<‘i'sto< ked in plain
i.lines ami are going lo
greatly rodm .<1 prim One
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Mr. John Kellwtt of Taliferro spent
Tuesday in town.
Health depends, nat«r« shows,
More on the interior thsa most sup-
pose.
Keep your system from Impurities
free.
By using Hollister’s Rocky Msun
taln Ten-
Summerville Drug Co.
•EO. W. COOPBR
Painter and Decorator
I Strive to Please
SUMMERVILLE, QA.