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FUDGES
Big Reduction Sale For 10 Days
Our Prices Are 25 to 30 percent Under The Market
Fine grade wool serge extra wide in
Black navy Brown 4.00 grade now 3.00
36in tine French Serge in navy black
and brown 1.25 grade now 1.00
SILKS
36in black taffeta 3.00 grade now 1.75
3.00 grade messalin silk now 1.75
$35. suits now $27.50
$25. suits now $lB.
30c plaids & silks 10c
F. E. FUDGE
COLQUITT, GEORGIA
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(TIUSINESS men and professional men, in choos- W
fj ing a car, place dependability first. f \
That is why so much of the important work of the A\ '.
day is entrusted to Bu’.clm . t .yy
For those ca’ls where time is important and get- y— 7
ting there es-enti:’), Buick can be depended upon , A«v- . /
for swift, sure transportation. .'
You will find among the new Buick Twenty One iTZTF Wf
Models—the car whicii exactly suits your business \ j jj \fT I
needs and the needs of your family. t v- L
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The mechanical excellence of the car you choose is 1 ' < l<j
backed by a nation-wide autiiorized Buick Service. n J
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Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One / Fj gs «t 3
Buick Series /
M<mH FweMv Ortc-For.v F >ut tWr •winger car 81795 /.**.} as M
Mi»,W I'weutv Onr-Fort) f’tte fire car • 1795 / 1 . “L-
Model Twenrv Oat-Fort» Sit. four p*a«-n*-r coupe • 2555 Z - nJ* J
Mudel Twenty One-Forty beset., ti ,e passenger aedta . 2895 fIA A--- J ~~
Model Twentv Gne-Fowv Fight, tout pswng.-r evupe - 2985 I -
Model Tweotv One-Forty Nine. ?P»en passenter «r 2065 / X
Model 1 wenty One-Fifty. ween passenger sedsa >*9s jU.' w \\A~EA —/"y.
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PETE BUSH,
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
SHOES
$lO. shoes now SB.
SB. snoes now $6.
$6. shoes now 4.50
4.50 shoes now $3.
$3. shoes now 2.25
EVERYTHING IN THE
HOUSE REDUCED.
FOR RENT OR LEASE: A two
horse farm within the city limits
of Colquitt, Ga., good tenant
houses and barns and good well of
water. Also an eight horse farm
about one and a half miles north of
.Colquitt, Ga., on the road from
Colquitt to Damascus, land all
Stumped except about ten acres,
plenty of t-nant houses, barns and
jone main residence; two good deep
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wells on the place, also running
water; an ideal place for raising
hogs, cattle and all kinds of stock.
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Will rent for one year or lease for
-y. ars. if int> rested see W. I I j
i Geer. Colquitt, Ga., or write B»x
99, Baconton, Georgia.
Camilla To Have
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Big Potato Curing
Plant
WILL HAVE CAPACITY OF
25,000 BUSHELS, AND PRO- f
MOT ER IS ENTHUIASTI-
CALLY BACKED BY FAR ‘
MERS, ,
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Camilla. Ga., Oct. 19. — P. C. j;
Cuilens. a prominent young busi
ness man of Camilla, has closed a ,
contract for the remodeling of the
brick warehouse near the Atlantic
Coast Line depot so aa to have a
modern and up-to-date sweet pota
to curing plant. When tae equip
m«nt is finally complete it will
have a capacity of 25,000 bushels.
This is probably the largest potato
plant io Georgia. Mr. Cullens says
he will have the building ready to
receive stock within two weeks.
Be will also supply crates at a rea
sonable figure and charge a reason
able amount for storing potatoes.
The farmers are enthusiastically
backing Mr. Cullens, as they real
iue that this is one of the most es-
Iftctive ways to become indepen
*dent of the low price of cotton.
DOMESTICS
50c dress ginghams 35c
50c outing now * 35c
35c sheeting now 19c
MENS CLOTHING
S4O. suits now S3O.
BOYS CLOTHING
$12.50 suits now $9.
$lO. suits now SB.
8.50 suits now $6.50
Stop! Listen! .
Sheeting 36in 4yd, to cheap to tell the price. Come
and, price it and ginghams.
(> bars soap '2sc
t> pkgs, washing powder 2oc
Mens sox ■ 40c
Everything going cheap. Call and see for yourself.
YOURS TO SER VE
• W. W. LOFTON.
12-Year-Obi
Freshman At
Columbia Is i
Master Os Twelve,
Languages
New York, Oct. 20.—Master of
twelve languages, keenly interest-
ed in ba.ting averages, but more
devoted to the game of marbles j
when played for keeps, 12-year-old
Edward Rochie Hardy, Jr, son of
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rochie
Hardy, of this city today qualified
as the youngest freshman that ever
entered Columbia University.
The youthful prodigy is five feet
Hire? inches in height, weighs 143
pounds, and, bis mether said, is
perfectly normal in appetite, hab
its and recreations. He spends a
great deal of time in the Universi
ty swimming pool when not enga
ged in reading Babylonian tablets,
investigating the fourth dimension
or delving into other erudite sub
; jects.
Edward - started school at the age
of three and bounded over three
. classes a year, graduating from
~ high school at 11. His popularity
Mr. C. R. Brown and Mr. Lu
ther Kimbrel, popular citizens
from the New Light community,
were in town today.
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! Notice the man.who thinks more
of “sticKing” to hie opinion than
he does “sticking” to the right.
His opinions aren’t considered
much.
More About
Mr. McNair.
Elsewhere in the Liberal we no
‘ted the serious illness of Mr. Mc-
Nair
Later:
V.’e are giad to announce that
Mr. McNair is gradually growing
, better.
His wife has not been able to at
tend at bis bedside. Their young
est child is an infant not yet two
weeks old.
and tuodepty were proven by the
fact that be was elected editor of
his school newspaper and was a
Lader in school social activities.
