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I DECLARATIONS- M J We are going out of the retail goods business. ■ PPAn TlirU < Our present sale the end of this business. 11l IU I riLIYI 5 Our present prices will never again be Duplicated. < The oppoi tunity to buy such fi'oois at such prices will scon be forever gone fl (j(MH | S worth 100 cents on the dollar are being offered at 30 cents on thedollar-quantities of them. Ladies’ fl skirt and tailor madesuits=-a big stock. Piques, all the family of them. Without question the best stock o fl goods in Rome and being given away to get out of the retail dry goods business in Rome. I 1 nnnYDS. DRESS CALICO_2jc 1 000 EANS AT I CENT. 1 'M'WW.MI. 'M— ■ DOTTED LADIES’ 500 EVERY SHOE 300 300 I fhU cost 46cts Shirt waists —tbe doh Yards of Press Goods In our stock at what it Baby caps recently Mens launaried shirts ■ sviisstnct > lar grade at 39 cents, and waist silks, worth cost us, or less, to qub bought at factory pric- that cost where thev I 50c, at 25c. business. es. . were made 75 cents to ■ at 2sc ®22 I . | I SI.OO. on sale at 39c. ACTUAL COS T i | 500 fl Av For all millinery, with.no charges for Mis; 1 + Ladies and genls silk and satin necties that | Snyder s work. A positive saving of 75 per wfKBfW •' c °st 25 cents to $ I ,00, on center table at in ■ cent. : : cents each. ■ X HHO YARDS of summer wash fabrics on center tables-much of it cost 15c, 20c and 25 cents-loveliest ■ O,V W conceptions for ladies and misses dresses. We are giving them away at deents a yard. Remember ■ when we quit business your opportunity for such bargains will be gone and gone forever. Buy from us now ■ 'kST* Not J ust a few things away below cost to make an impression, and then the balance at bi >• profits to ■ make money. We affirm, of all the goods in this house, no' a dollar’s worth is priced above cost I AJXMOkJjLMI UJ, (jp W, ■ GETINTHE PUSH ■ fiid Join Tlie Throngs of ■ Bargain Seekers. I OPPORTUNITY YOUR LIFeI H| Everything Going at Closing Out Prices. I'-V'ry day is a “bargain day” I ■M at t!i<- big B:t-s Bros <t Co’s, | ■ closing o U t sale. ■' Ul every day witnesses jams ' B that have never before been I B rijii tlie lin the mercantile histo r y of Rome. M -Even the showers do not stay B the tide of the bargain thirsting H im’nanity, and but seldom im-l IS I'H.'ptmly impedes its onward ■ | l’"euty-five clerks, all expe- ■ Hinted salesmen and sales la-1 H bits, .no scarcely able to handle ti'ade that has been drawn ■ to Bass closing out sale, for B 'o'al hours each day for the B l Jast threv weeks. ■ Hence we say every day is a I B Th ■ H ustler-Com • | B ,u "'cial did not go through the | ■ atock toda y- H was work enough | ■ ‘‘’Ko through the store, and' ■ 1 'v ( > saw along the middle I 'abies and counters was I ■ satisfy us or any Gne ■ ' llle st ock is beingl ■ si.mghtered. I I g''iUs necties that! I f ro , u 19 t 0 70 ■ °hig into a common re-1 ■ . h ull 'g at 10 cents ■ the J, I ' V lH easy to account fori t l:it hovered around 1 ——■ f „ the edges of this sweet. Then when we saw a table of sox, including half hose, that ranged in cost from 15 to 44cts, the pair and saw them going at 15 cents for choice ; why, it was easy to understand why this cord of sox was a popular chord j Then there was' the gent's I shirt table. On it was a rack of 100 shirts just tak?n from stock and every shirt costing from 55 co sl.lO each, and you take your choice for 39 cents. Think el that, a laundried or an unlaun dried, a white or colored, a hard I bosom or negligee, anything and everything.going at 39cts. I I noticed four large counters packed and stacked with ging I hams, muslinsand dimities, none of them costing the house less than 64 cents, while some cost as high as 33 cents, and these goods were selling for 6 | cents ] er yard. I Here Mr. Powers, the heau salesman, was called awav for | the half a dozenth time, and af ter waiting a half hour and see ms there was no chance for him ! to escape from a cordon ot cus tomers that waited on him col lectively while he waited on them consecutively, I departed those coasts. Bass Bros, & Co., are doing 'all they advertise —and, if any . difference —more too ! Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 720 Henry S'.. Alien, 11l ~ suff red with sciatic rheumatism for over eight months. She doctored for it ■ nearly the whole of this time, using various remedies recom mended by friends, and was treated by the physicians, but re j ceived no relief, then used one and a halt bo tie i of C lamberlanA j Pain Balm which effected a com-; pie e cure. This is published at I her request, as she wants others i similarly afflicted to know what (cured her. Ti.e 25 and 50 cen* | salejby I lirry Arrington Co. « 1 '■ CUSH RBIBMS. . ~—— — ■■ —■ Walters X Son are Slaugh tering Prices I -‘ I TURNING STOCK TO CASH I—■ - ■ The Sacrifice Sale Will Last Only a Few More Days Watters & Son, the big Broad street clotbiers, know exactly how to carry out any undertak ing or enterprise in which they engage. This wide awake bustling firm if up to date business men found, some ten days ago that, owing to a mild winter, business had not been as good as it should have been—and in cons quence they would soon be in need of f unds. They had an enormous stock, but cash was needed worst and so the firm very promptly decid ed to lay the knife into prices and throw their stock on the market. Last Sunday morning they announced a “Money Raising Sale” and to show that they meant business they specified j goods and quoted prices. The result has been exactly ; what the firm anticipated. Their store has been crowded from morning tonight for six days. The crowds have Hacked in, have examined goods and eager-i |ly purchased, for the people know bargains when they see; f hem. “Our sale for the past week has been all we anticipated,” said Mr J. B. Watte's yester- day. “We are rapidly exchang I ing bargains for cash and while we are raising the funds we needed in our business, we are at the same time clothing the multitudes.” “Our advertisement in The I II ustler-C omme* ci a 1 ha s brought us rich returns, and you can leave it stand, unchanged, for another week. It states what we are doin / and that is all that we want it to state.” “We will continue the sale lor a few days longer and then will promptly shut off the slaugh ter.” A word to the wise is suflicient —so look over che Watters & Co , add and govern yourself by what you see. Now is the time to join tile puM». A NARROV ESCAPE. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E Hart, of Groton. S-. D., “Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Con sumption. Four doctors g«v < me tin, saying I could live but a snort ; tim<-. I gave myself up to my Savior determined if I could not I stay with my friends on earth, I wool i meet my absent ones above. My I usband Was advised to get Dr. King’s New D.scover/ for Consumption, Coughs and Colds I 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight ; bottles. Ii »-ur-d me, and thank God lam saved ami n>w a we I j and healthy woman.” Trial bot tles free at Curry Arrington’s drug store. Regular size 50 c j ..ts |a..d $1 00. Guaranteed or price re’nn 'ed. routs with you whether you continue 1 vckilliujf luumco habit. N <>• 1 1A J jMg. W«. uoves the desire for tubac o, with . /?.,• t aervoiu dtskroais cxpelc Llgu *o, purities U*: blood •” » ft ’ 1 ores lost f *■. > 4 *s>a' Im :<> health, tgj U cur* 1 nu F EAi.’fron i umg-gi. t win a| W I for un. Take it wn ’.ta«**i n ntiy, |S'-r»’>.:t4Titlv One boj. JH, tfruaJiy cures, j box. tit. • re. .r< v r vfu't- '^■Wdur" - ' Kw. t aulttlfv. ' xC<£. THE ARfISTRONG HOTEL Rome. Ga Kcgiiar L , ? , Special Martas Raws ... The place to get'a quick, good meal. McCALL & YOUNG, Proprietors. jißest White LEGHORNS! s| ££ Forth? vary b marked fowis, reive ord? 74 O J. T. Crouch & Ca,, $3 pirtrio. Splen lid cockere s only $ 1 . W 1- D. »• >• »• || •Don’t Walk On * ; Your XTppersl J • W.A.MULLIN'X,^ n P^ ; T e-® • • • • e • •. ® • • ® THE HODEL LAUNDRY Is doin* the best oi work and. guaran tees satisfaction. Prices are mist reisioiKx Fti > w.-•' - 3 ooecialty