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The Miller County Liberal
• .VO. 941
> SEEDS. $
We are making every effort to aid our customers in securing seed for
k both field and garden. Our efforts have so far been successful to the . t
£ extent that we have on hand a full line of all garden and field seed, and t
7 can be of great service to you in selecting your seed, space is toolimited ’ j.
JF to undertake to describe or price the amount and the No. of different < ,
% seed that we have in stock, but we invite you to visit our store and just 4 '
xk take your own time and select, study, and look over these seeds. It will 4 ►
€be interesting to find out. that there is some one here that has and will *
take the interest in these lines for you and will airffyou in every way >
JF possible, both in helping you sell what you have to sell and buy what you ’
have to buy. Just remember that if you cannot get it any where else < .
in town that Dixie Pharmacy Co. has it or will help you to get it. Our < k
store is open at all times (Nearly All Night) and we are at your service. 4 '
b We handle only Bulk Seed and we can save you Money on all seed that . ►
you have to buy. So dont let any one fool you in the package goods I
" line. In other words quit living out of paper sacks, Come and let us fill ’ ;
’ your order from bulk, then go to your own seed selection, start to im- < .
► proving your seed to suit your soil. You can do as well as any one else <
,if you will only take the trouble. Come and let us start you in this line, < ’
and we will help you sell the good well selected seed. Our methods of. ’
doing business will suit you, and the ammount we give the prices we ask ►
* will also suit. >
* Dont wait until the rush on Saturdays to come. The seed are here and ’ .
when we sell you we want to take time to explain, and help you to make <
this the brightest year in your past life. If you cannot come to our store <
when in need of any of our seed, it will only take a ohe cent post card to < ’
bring the goods to you ot a telephone mesage, and we will take care of-
- the order and get it out to you either on the first mail or some one by >
J hanb. In other words we are here to be of all the aid we can to ourcus- ’ >
Comers, and are willing to be as kind to you as you are to us, you give us < ,
your trade and we appreciate it, and will take care of your needs. <
w ’ Ask your neighbor about the service we give, they know, and to those 4 ’
that are speaking kind words to their friends about us, we appreciate these . t
‘ remarks, and will not disappoint your friends that have or will come to t
us on your recommendation. ' ,
► So, when you are in town, make our store headquarters whether you want .
Ito buy or not. It is our aim to make you as pleasant as we can and will 1
» be glad to take time and give you any information we can.
. Yours to serve, f
k DIXIE PHARMACY CO. >
I I
j FUDGE’S SPECIALS
FOR FEBRUARY I
i CASH BUYERS I
I —wi—,—
136 in. wide L L Sheetingsc yd. | Ladies Fancy Grey and Tan Top Pat Leather Shoes 1.98 pr I
| 2 cases of Dress Ginghamsßc yd. Mens Pat Leather Dress Shoes 1.98 pr |
136 in wide Percals 10c yd. Big Asst of mens Silk Ties Each 10c I
I 500 yds Fancy Lawns 10c yd. Boys Blue Serge Caps Each 10c |
ITowell Crash 17 in widesc yd. Mens Handkerchiefs 3 torloc |
Linene nice qualityloc yd. Ladies cross bar Lawn Handkerchiefs 2 for 5c I
2 Big assortments of Torchon Lacesßc yd. Ladies 10c Black or Tan Hose 2pr forlsc |
I Best grade of Printssc yd. Mens Blue and Lavanda
Ladies Silk Hats 1.00 value tor 50c Each. CALL AND LINE. I
| F.E. FUDGE |
| Colquitt Georgia |
WATCH COLQpTT GROW • -
PULL FOR COLQUITT OR PULL OU
COLQUITT, GEORGIA WED.KESDA ); U.-Ul) ’ 1311
Elie many friends missed Mr.
Harry Stein for the last few days.
He went last week to visit his bro
thers in Nashville, Tenn.
Enroute he stopped over tn At
lanta to be the guest of Mr. A.
Brown (who did not go on to
Brooklyn. New York as ho intend
ed to do,) and Mr. H. Drew Rob
erts.
Dr. W. E. Hunter’s dwelling
has been beautified and made more
durable by the brush of the pain
ter.
Mrs. H. R. Sheffield has been
called to Ocilla by the illness of
her grandson, little Jim Rad. The
lad is the child which Mrs. Shef
field took when his mother died.
He was only six days old at that
time.
Mrs W. H. Grimes attended the!
rally of the W. B. M. Union held
in the Baptist church in Bain
bridge Friday. She represented
the society here; and was charmed
with the pleasing program as well;
as the gracious hospitality extend- ;
eel to the delegates and visitors.
Dr. J. L. Shepard of Carnegie j
was here on business Monday
evening.— Edison News.
Hon. P. D. Rich of Colquitt, a
prominent Miller county lawyer,[
was in the city Friday on business
—Bainbridge Post.
THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHWEST GEORGIA.
Col. Billie Bush, Mill t county’s
efficient school superintendctil, vis
ited Griggs school last Frikaj.
Peach.'is und children look foiwaid
to his criming with delight. His
talk and illustrations at the black
board appealed to the children
more than ever and in an hour af
ter he li ft several ot his drawings
w?re p fieily reproduced by sev
eral ot tile children. Col. Busi) has
endeared himself to the people of
Milier county by tlie-mastertul way
in which he has handled the pub
lic schools since elected to that
office.- From “Random Notes’’By
I Old Ctlesiir In Early County News.
Dr. 1). Darbyshire, a license
veterii itian of Bainbridge, will bo
in the Cooktown and Oblquitt for
the purpi,se of vacunating your
hogs against cholera, Wednesday,
.March; 3rd He wants and will
I appreciate the patronage of our
readers.
F. B Hughes the eye sight
specialist will return to our citv
and ami bo consulted at the store
'of the Dixie Pharmacy on next
| Wednesday, March 3rd.
| If you need eye help or glasses
lyou can expect expel t service if he
takes your case.
February will pass out Sunday.
Thursday and Friday’s cutting
blubt-H chilled the entbueiurm of
lenrly ijnrde r ier6.
NOTICE.
White Teachers Miller Co;
Beginning- Monday March Ist
Mr. Lane, State School Supervisor,
and I will visit schools first throe
days of week and hold Institute the
Inst three at school house in Col
quitt. All teachers required to De
present.
Billie B. Bush,
c. s. s.
Coming To Colquitt
_■
i Dr. Darbysbire, Veterinarian
Bainbridge, will be in Cooktown
and Colquitt Wednesduy, March
3rd. He is prepared to vacunate
your hogs with serum furnished
by state Veteiiiurrian. Those w ish
ing to make their hogs safe from
cholera will do well to see him at
that time.
Jurors Drawn To
Serve April
Term 1915.
GRAND JURORS.
' J. H. Harrell S. L. Pickron
Di. xvm
Uenry'Batts J.*F. Nobles
F. D. Bush S. P. Lam,
A. S. Davis J. R. Hornsby
•J. C. Tabb D. I'. Grimes
J. H. Haynes 0. W. Roberts
Jno. Lord G. P. Shingler
W. B. Moody A. J. Cleveland
Jessie W. Carter L. E. Milhrons
J. J Gregory W. W. Bird
E. L. Shepard J. F. Overstreet
Fred Gillmore B. A. Phillips
W. T. Deßary R. W. Odum
W. B. Hodges J. G.,Chason
G. Boykin G. W. Grimes Jr
TRAVERSE JURORS.
A. C. Bush B. C. Bird
O, C. Bush Jr W. A. Johnson
S. L. Jackson J. T. Ramsey
Gussie Phillips C. F. Mathews
Gussie Powell R. T. Middeleton
J. F. Hodgee J. T. Grubbs
E. B. Bush Jr W. 5... Nowell
G. W. Wells W. J. Kimbrel
C. T. Williams W. J. Middleton
C. A. Sheffield J. A. Lovering
S. R. Johnson H. Stein
W. W. Phillips P. E. O’Neal
Bob Williams J. L. Lovering
P. W, Bailey W. A. McDonald
G. W. Cook J. W. Scott
Gordon Morris J. A. Rooks
A. B. Chapman R. E. Moody
C. S. Tnylor H. D. Elliot
Isaac Newberry S. L. Overstreet
, C. C. Harper D. B. Davis