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Oats For Sale.
This year’s feed oats for sale
in bundle $22 50 per ton.
6 20 3t p G. D. Kieree.
CORN
FOR SALE—50 bushels good
sound coru in the ear.
6 13 3t W. F. WHITTLE.
J. J Hill O. B. McElvey
HILL & McELVEY
Attorneys at Law
PELHAM, QA
Practice in ail Courts
AUTO TOPS
We make auto tops for all
makes of cars. We also repair
tops, curtains and cushions.
Our prices are RIGHT.
W. R. BELK AUTO CO.
White Goods
For Summer and Vacation
Clothes
PER YARD
Lawn 20c = 25c = 30c
Nainsook . 35c - 40c = 50c
Long Cloth - 18c - 22 1-2 = 25c - 35c
Dimity . 25c = 40c = 50c
Nurse’s Linen 25c - 35c
White Voile = 30c = 40c = 65c = 75c
Repp = 36 in = 45c
Pongette - 32 in - 45c
Lingerie Cloths - 35c - 40c - 50c
English Broad
Cloth . . , 75c
Windsor Crepe - 30c
The Hand Trading Company
“The Big Department Store”
PELHAM, GEORGIA
PELHAM CAMP
NO. 1087 W. O. W
Meets every Tuesday night.
All brethren invited to meet with
ns.
E. L. Durden, C. C.
G. W. Crosby, Clerk.
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THE PELHAM JOURNAL
John B. Gordon
Lodge No - 163
K. ofP.
Meets each Monday
night. Visitors are
welcome.
E. L. Durden, C. C
D. II. Cheves, KR&S
Miss Alice Hand entertained a
few of her friends at a lovely little
party Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Searcy of Thomas
ville is the guest of Mrs. C. E.
Glausier this week.
Mrs. H. H. Hill left Suuday for
an extended visit to frieuds aud
relatives at Daytona, Cocoa, aud
Miami.
Mesdames M. W. Turner, C. D.
May, G. M. Ledbetter aud J. W.
Grippen attended the revival
services at Baconton Methodist
church Wednesday tuorniug.
For Solicitor-General
To the voters of the Albany Cir
cuit:
This is to auuounce my candi¬
dacy for re election to the office of
Solic itor General of the Albauy
Judicial Circuit. I deeply ap¬
preciate the honor you have con¬
ferred upon me. I have tried to
prove myself worthy of your con
fideuce, endeavoriug at all times
^o serve you to the best of my
ability.
The Court officers, including
the attorneys, throughout the cir¬
cuit, have cooperated with me in
every way possible in the conduct
of the business of the office aud I
desire to express to them my sin
cere thanks.
Assuring you of my genuine
appreciation of your approval and
support, 1 am,
Respectfully,
B. C. GARDNER.
Miss Willery Taylor is expected
to arrived home Saturday night
from an extended visit to Lake
Butler, Jacksonville, and Pablo
Beach.
WANTED—To buy hogs of
any kind. See me before you sell.
6 27 tf L. J POWELL.
Mrs, K. D. Carr and children
will leave Saturday for their new
home iu Montgomery, Ala. Mr.
Carr has been in that city for some
time, and now has a good position
with Standard Oil Co. Pelham
friends regret to see this family
leaves us, and hope that they will
be prosperous aud happy iu their
new home.
Barbers Wanted
Two barbers wauted, gooi job.
Joe Hambrick, Live Oak, Fla.,
6 27 It
Mrs. Jeff Stephens, Mrs. G. W.
White, Mr. Lewis White aud Mr.
Carroll Brown spent last week
visiting friends and relatives iti
Athens, Winterville and Atlanta.
FOR CONGRESS.
To The White Voters of The
Second Congressional
• District:
I am a candidate for the office
of Congressman from this District
subject to the Primary to be held
September 10th. 1 earnestly so¬
licit your support, promising if
elected, to discharge the duties of
the office as a public trust aud to
consecrate my entire time and
strength to the faithful representa¬
tion of your interest.
Very respectfully,
E. E. COX
HEAT AND STORMS
SWEEP MIDDLE WEST
Chicago—More than, a score.of
deaths and property damage esti¬
mated at upwards of three millions
are the result in three states of
a beat wave and storm which last
week swept through the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys.
Five deaths from a storm iu Ill¬
inois added to the head fatalities of
the other states. Eight persons
were reported prostrated by that
heat iu Chicago and fifteen are
said to have been bitten by heat
crazed dogs, with seventeen deaths
reported due to heat in Ohio.
Relief was afforded by the vio
lent windstorms.
Mr. Ford Owner.
i will be glad to do your Ford
work. 1 sell gasoline and oil.
Gas 25c per gallon, day or night.
Come to see me.
tf CHAN LAIRD.
A FEW OF THE MANY
THINGS WE CARRY.
Magazines, Watches and Clocks, Elec=
trie Light Globes, Kodaks and Films,
Parker and Waterman Fountain Pens,
Coffee, Tea and Spices, Soaps. Per¬
fumes and Toilet Articles of every
Discription.
TAYLOR DRUG CO.
PELHAM, GA. PHONE 14
WE DELIVER ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME.
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Silvertown means—
highest quality, low
cost, long service,
— and finally —
Tremendous satis*
faction......
Goodrich
Silvertown
CORD
W.T. Tinsley
y“BE5T IN THE LONG RUN” i
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WEEK-END EXCURSIONS
Tybee____________$10.45
Pablo Beach________$8 95
Atlantic Beaco_____$9.15
Tickets will he sold each Friday and
Saturday limited to midnight Tuesday
following.
Round Trip Excursion Tickets on
sale daily to Resorts in United States
and Canada. Stop Overs allowed.
Final limit October 30.
J V N. McKENZIE, Ticket Agent.
Pelham, Ga. Phone 46
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South.
£>-6~5t
