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! LADIES FINE j
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Now is the time to buy your slippers cheap.
We have about 75 pairs Ladies fine slippers
■ Tan, Gun Metal, Pat. Leather and Kid Skin |
al J this seasons styles. For the rest of season
■ will sell them at 1-4 to 1-3 off the regular g
g prices. $3.50 grades now $2.00, $3.00 £
| grades now $2.25, $4.00 grades now $3.00 R
■ WHITE CANVAS $2.50 grades now $2.00 |
All Misses and Childrens Slippers includ
ed in this sale.
LADIES MISSES AND CHIDRENS WASH DRESSES
I 1-4 to 1-3 off the regular prices. These garments are all this sea-
sons styles. They are made of Ginghams, Percals and Madras. Dark
and Light colors. Ladies $1,25 and 1.50 grades now SI.OO. Misses SI.OO
and 1.25 grades now 75c. Childrens 60c and 75c grades now 50c. §
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: MEN’S AND BOY’S STRAW HATS i
Men’s $1.50 and $2.00 grades now SI.OO
Boy’s 75c and SI.OO grades now 50c
MEN’S SHIRTS All 75c grades now 50c
g EXTRA PANTS FOR MEN E
We have big line of Summer Weight Pants for men on hand.
The very thing for this hot Weather. Light Weight Serges and
Worsteds, Light and Dark colors. $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00.
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FRUIT JARS
Pints, Quarts, 1-2 Gal. 60c, 65c, 85c
EXTRA TOPS, doz . 20c
JJ RUBBERS 2 grades 5c and 10c
HEINZ VINEGAR
Pure Apple and White Pickling
I 35c Gal.
TEA
India in Bulk lb. . 50c
Tetleys 1-4 lb. box 15c 1-2 lb. 25c
Golden Sun 1-4 lb. 15c 1-2 lb. 25c
HEINZ PICKLES
Sour Plain 15c and . 25c
Sour Mixed 15c and 25c
Sweet Mixed 15c and . 25c
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Terms: Cash. All Goods Dehverd
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Sweet Plain 15 and . 25c
Sour Gherkins • . .25c
Sweet Preserved Bot. . 25c
CATSUP And SAUCE
Heinz Sauce . . 25c
Beechnut Brand med. . 15c
Beechnut Brand Large . 25c
Van Camps Brand Large . 25c
Heinz Olives Plain and Stuffed
10c, 15c and 25c
Pimentoes 15c, 2 for . 25c
Heinz Speghetti and Cheese 15c
2 for 25c.
B. A’ M. Fish Flakes 10c, 3 25c
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THE SUMMERVILLE NEWS. THURSDAY, AUGMST «. 191<
Personal and Local
News of Interest
Miss Mabel Mattox is visiting
Miss Edna Smith near Trion.
Mr. L. A. Millican of Chattooga- 1
villQ was in town Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Castile left Monday
for her home in Rome.
Mis Nannilee Elder is in Chelsea
this week visiting Mrs. W. R. Harper
Fall in line and drink Chero-Cola
there’s none so good.
Mrs. Claude Williams and children of
Atlanta are spending this week with
Mrs. O. A. Selman.
Col. C. D. Rivers returned Tues
day from a business trip to Dalton
and Chattanooga.
Mrs. C. C. Cleghorn returned Tues- ;
day from a visit to relatives in Cart
ersville.
Miss Evelyn Henry, who has been
visiting here for a few days, left '
Tuesday for her home in Atlanta.
Mr. A. N. Barnett of Clarkston.
Ga., was a week-end guest of friends
in town.
Mrs. Abbot and Miss Annie Ruth
Strange are here from Rome visiting
Mrs. Jno. A. Strange and Mrs. Vashti
Lowe.
Miss Ira Walters of Chattanooga
and Miss Mary Lizzie Elder of Chicka
mauga are visiting the Misses Allen
on Washington Street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Turner have
moved from Union Street and are at
home to friends in South Summer
ville.
The News is requested to announce
that Rev. M. A. C Bennett will
preach at Berryton Baptist church
next Saturday morning at eleven
o’clock. Also on Sunday morning at
the usual hour.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Leach are re
ceiving congratulations on account
of the arrival of a fine son, who
came to brighten their home Friday,
July 31.
FOR RENT.
A good four-horse farm, located in
■Haywood Valley. Plenty of good
water and pasture. See W. W. Scog
gin, Summerville, Ga.
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Miss Maude Sewell returned home
Sunday from Knoxville, where she
has been taking a course at the
University of Tennessee. While in
Chattanooga she was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Knox Garmany and Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs Lula Wood Foster, Miss Kath
ren Foster and Master Berryhill
Foster came up from Atlanta Monday
to attend the funeral of Mr. J. P.
Holland at Lyf’Xi’ on Tuesday.
Among those from this place who
attended the funeral of Mr. J. P.
Holland Tuesday, were: Judge J. P.
Johnston, Judge J. M. Bellah, Hon.
W. H. Penn, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Al
len and family, N. K. Bitting, T. J.
Simmons, G. D. Espy, W. D. Gilker
son, J. N. Rush, J M Jackson, T. K.
Weathers, Miss Nell Henry, Mrs. V.
I. Taylor and family and Mr. C. E.
Lee.
Rev. W. O. McMullan, of Trion, is
conducting a revival meeting at
Pennville this week. The services
are largely attended and much inter
est is being manifested.
For Florida Visitor.
Mrs. T. P. Henry charmingly en
tertained at dinner Tuesday in honor
of Mrs. William Henry of Lake City,
Florida. Other guests present were:
Mrs. Howard McGinnis, of Atlanta,
Mrs. Will Elder, of Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. John Henry, Mrs. Harper Henry
and Mrs. Alice Elder of this place.
Prof. W. H. McDaniel, president of
Hearn Academy and Rev. S. L.
Williams of Cave Springs were in
town Tuesday in the interest of the
slpendid school, Hearn Academy, lo
cated at Cave Spring.
Prof. McDaniel has recently been
elected president of the school and
is engagd in a strong campaign for
more students.
AT HIS BEST.
Dr. L. G. Hardman is offering his
services to the state while in the
prime of life. He has a thorough
grasp of the business needs of the
state. He will 'bring the same abil
ity to the service of the state that
has brought success to his private
enterprises. He stands for progres
sive Legislation and economy Ad"
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SUMMERVILLE DRUG CO.
STATIONERY
Your Letters are your Personal Representative.
People judge you by your correspondence. Let
the impression conveyed be a good one. Select
your stationery at our store and your Letters
will be up-to-date and according to the latest
dictate of fashion.
Our stationery stock is large enough to meet
all requirements. Box Papers, Bulk Papers, and
Tablets with envelopes to match.
Select some neat stationery to use while away
on your vacation. Call and let us show you the
most up-to-date line in this section.
WE CUT PRICES NOT QUALITY.
SUMMERVILLE DRUG CO.
In Honor of Rome Visitors.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Vashti
Lowe and Mr. Rivers Lowe entertain
ed with a “Fish Fry’’ in honor of
Mrs. Lula Abbott and Miss Annie
Ruth Strange of Rome. The place
selected was the Rivers home-stead,
beautifully situated near the river,
where the party engaged in fishing un
til a number of the finny tribe w T as
secured. Following the frying of the
fish, the party picnicked under the
shade of the big trees and enjoyed a
sumptuous menu of various viands,
calculated to tempt the appetite of the
most fastidious.
Besides the honorees, the guests
included Mrs. John Rivers and family
Mrs. Lee McWhorter and family, Mr.
L. Pledger, Miss Allie Bryant, Miss
Mattie Mae Rich, and Miss Johnnie
Velma Elder.
Camping Party Off to Mentone.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Allen left to
day with a party of young people
who will be encamp at Mentone for
nine days. The party includes Miss
Ira Walters of Chattanooga, Miss
Mary Lizzie Elder of Chickamauga
and Misses Bessie Allen,and Ruth
Henry, Walton Broom, Carl Wilson,
Louelle McGinnis, and Clatie Wilson
of this place. They will be joined
at Mentone by Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Walters of Chattanooga.
Alfred and Robert Taylor were in
Chattanooga Wednesday.
Fall in line and drink Chero-Cola
there’s none so good.
Rev. W. O. McMullan, pastor of the
Trion Methodist church closed a very
successful revival meeting at Wel
come Hill Sunday. There were thir
ty-three additions to the church as a
result of the meeting.
FOR SALE —22 bushels Georgia
; Seed Rye, also Appier Oats.—J. H.
Freeman, Alpine, Ga.
The Bank of Commerce
Summerville, Ga.
The Progressive Bank
All forms of progressive banking have careful at
tention. and such accommodations are given customers
as their balances and responsibility warrant.
Independent
Not controlled by any corporation, but managed
for the best interest of the business men of this County.
We Are Busy
But are willing to be busier by taking on your
banking business and give it careful, personal atten
tion, all day, every day. Your success is closely alli
ed to the bank’s success, and our interest is not alto
aether unselfish.<
A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Dr. L. G. Hardman, Candidate for
Governor, is a good business man.
He has succeeded farming, dairying,
banking, manufacturing and in his
profession. The state needs an ex
ecutive with business ability. Dr.
Hardman combines ability with con
servatism, sterling Christian char
acter, devotion to duty and love of
humanity. Adv.
Fall in line and drink Chero-Cola
there’s none so good.
Mr. Gordon Hiles was here from
Atlanta Tuesday night and was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Martin.
Georgia Rye for sale —J. R. Wyatt,
Menlo, Ga. a6 6t
Mr. Lee McWhorter was visiting
relatives in Menlo Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillie Rivers Kellett, who has
been ill for the past few days is im
proving.
Rev. T. .J Espy is engaged in a
series of meetings at Four Mile
church. A good deal of interest is
being manifested and there have
been several accessions to the mem
bership.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Miller of
Branham Ave. Rome, Ga., announce
the arrival of a fine boy, August 3rd.
Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Ten
nie Williams of Dry Valley.
Mrs. R. M. Gibbons, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee McWhor
ter, returned to her home in Lindale
last week, accompanied by little
Frances McWhorter, who is spending
this week in Rome and Lindale with
relatives.
Hon. Wesley Shropshire is in
Rome this week looking after the
best interests of the Floyd County
people.