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HBig Specials”
Kersey is offeAg bargains m ail
lines. Come in if you don’t buy.
FASHIONABLE RATINE
Worth $-1.25 per yard, in stripes
and block checks, special . 75c yd
OUTING
1 lot light weight, special . 10c yd
SHIRTING MADRAS
36 in. wide 35c value, specially
priced at . . . . 25c yd
Dollar Sale of Aluminum
Consisting of 1 2 qt. buckets, double
Boilers, Perculators, Kettles, and
several other pieces, all large size,
sale prices, each . . . $ 1 -00
A Nice Line of Toys Now on Hand
Rice,
• Va n 1 11a
§J*, pkg. 3 c
> for Fruit Cake.
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9 'I, I tedW,
played in
Small Air Tea A
l\ . /JlLections for ■ <M
For Mkl
Silk Shirts, l ies, Hose,
Suits, Shoes, Handkerchiefs
in boxes.
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PERSONALS
B. N. Syrer, of Wayoross, spent
yesterday in tile city.
Gaebel Porter, of Chicago, was at
the Royal yesterday.
K. O. Gleason, Jr ~ of f Atlanta,
spent yesterday here.
E. H. Chapie, of Atlanta, is in the
city.
M. 11 Miller, of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
Alex M. Moore, Jacksonville,
spent yesterday in the city.
Jas. T>. Gould, Jr., local Dodge
dealer, is in Savannah on business.
N. E. Black, of Atlanta, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
R. 1,, Waddlow, Jacksonville real
estate dealer spent yesterday in
the city.
J w. Pittman, of Atlanta, was
among the well known visitors to
the city yesterday.
J. H. Barnes is down from Way
cros s to sPcndMßweek-end with his
Parents, J. H-. Burner,
sr - v_ • ■
Tile ,,f K. W. Deckel
will be grieveiWt) l P airn that late
reports from his bedside are not en
couraging. He has bcß|Alosing
strength for Hi,- Past
the doctor s hold „nt no h®4 ‘
Hr Sale
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LOCAL MARKETS
CROSSTIES AND UMBER
I (Furnished by Mutual Timber Cos.)
Heart Pine: Gracle No. 5, 7x9xß 1 2
$1.20; grade 4, 7xßxß 1-2, sl.lO,
grade 3, 6xßxß 1-2, SI.OO.
SaP Pine: grade 5,70 c; grade 4,60 c;
grade 3,50 c.
Heart CS'Press: Grade 5,90 c; grade
4,80 c; grade 3,70 c.
Mixed Oak: Grade 5,90 c; grade 1.
80e; grade 3,70 c.
Timber, 6x6 to 10x10, short leaf,
$12.50; long leaf, $15.50.
30 cube, short .leaf, $14,50; long
leaf, $17.50.
3x9 deals, short leaf, $17.00; long
leaf, $20.00
6x12, short leaf, $20.00.
sap pine, 65c.
NAVAL STORES
I Turpentine maryet, firm, 1.30 1-2-
11.31 1-2. Receipts, 535.
! Rosin market, firm. WW 6.55; WG
16.90; N 5.55; M 5.40; K 5.25; 1 5.20
'5.22 1-2; H 5.20; G 5.20; F 5.20; E
5.15*5.20; 1) 5.15-5.20; B 5.15-5.20.
Sales 728. Receipts 2,983.
NEW YORK COTTON
New York, Dec. B.—Cotton opened
barely steady. December 24.81; Jan
ury 24.80; March 24.90; May 24,87;
July 24.48.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
New Orleans. Dec. 8%-Cotton fit
tures opened steady. December 24.43;
January 24.40; M a roll 24.45; May
24.32; July 24.14.
<< 1 imiN EXCHANGE HOI.ID AYS
The Newport ■
’^announced
tPPit wnubv
Preceding Chrii fi,• i~ " I
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For W Ijji
Silk Waists, psc, Coat
Suits, Coals,'l oilc ts
Sets, Silk Parasols,
jpT laxative
I Bromo j
\QuinineS
The first and original Cold and Grip
Tablet, the merit of which is recog
nized by all civilized nations.
Be sure you get
BROUftO
The genuine bears this sigm^ue
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Price 30c
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arc the favorites of the world’s
artists and leading musicians ev
erywhere. u
Nothing is more appropriafgWj
radiates the Christmas spirit. m"olfe‘,
than a musical
Our easy payment p|
to
incuts. ' j
Cornets, Jprjf
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Buy AutomofeJjhK
Clifts 1
Bumper, Spotlight,
Meter, Stop Light, Win dshield
Visor, Tiife Gauge, Rear Vu
Mirror, Step Plates, Tire
Covers, oeat or
# Pump, Mono
Cap, Handy Gabiiei ;
Snubbers.
■ Why not a practical uift this year? \
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Rack with Gas
handiest und heopest tucl. Don’t b*
Hho your old klUbcn stove. Cooking with gas
-[ Jtlern way oi living —it saves money, time,
(jss<fid work. Come in and let's talk it over. j.
HLal Tight & Water CoS
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