“a Little Better For a Little Less
Why Not Now? We Want To Show You
We want you to see this store we have full of New, Clean, Stylish and Up-To-Date Wearing Apparel. The firm of
McCraw & Myrick have ‘'W believed in selling the best. We don’t buy a Second; we don’t buy Shop-worn'
or off Colors. We want to please you. We wait you to feel when you buy it here you buy it right; that you are gelling
100 cents w >rth forovery dollar you spend.
COME UP TO SEE US. f " 1 ~ """"1 SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE
And look us ove from tpto o it! »m. (, c ■ i more iliaj pi >ls d •>. uu pui-
our full line of ^oods 3 wKscHaww m chases lor tLe coming
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Wo are willing to have you e oupar ir n> - S _-^m\ I ' .i > . .;Ih . n.,-. ■ 0... -■ e
with others. Never before have we b -en > g fl
fortunate as to bring together swell lines as w H
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y^e want vou to come and see this line of ours. Come and see. Youi Priends,
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' McCRAW & MYRICK, Milledgeville, Georgia.
IRWINTON BULLETIN
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAr
SUBSCRIPTION SLOO A YEAR IN I,
ADVANCE. I;
Official Organ Wilkinson County.
HARRIS WATERS, Editor. |1
Advertising rates furnished on Ap-,
plication 1
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Entered nt the Irwinton p< stoffice as
second-class mail matter
IRWINTON, GA. MAR. 19, 1909.
It being customary with most of
our subscribers, who live in the rn
ral districts of the county to pay
their subscriptions to the county pa- |
per during the week of Superior
.Court, and the time being near at
hand-n-the first week in April—we
shall expect those who are arrears to '
pome forward and pay. A newspaper
cannot live on the good and bad
things people say about it, but it (
must have the financial backing of
.the entire county in order to make ।।
it a success. • ■
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While in Gordon a few days since i
wo were very agreeably pleased to ■
note the wonderful improvements ■
jecently made on the new Gordon ।
Hotel opposithe the depot. It is ‘
pow one of the most commodious an ‘ ;
best fitted up hotels to be foi d on
this division of the Central ■ ■
Macon and Savannah. With -the ek
pepticn of a little interior work am:
which will be finished 1 at once, the
lie tel is unsurpassed in this sec-ion .
thiTgorßon
HOTEL.
MM3. G. S. Powell, Prop's.
PATES: $2,00 Per Day.
Spe ial Rates by rhe Wed,
Spscial Attention Given the Travelifg
Public.
JORDON. GA
Mr Editor:—Please announce
through your paper that Mrs Walter
B. Hill will address the citizens of
our cou"tv on Education at Gordon
on Thursday at 8 p m April Bth. and
at Toomsboro on April 9'h at 8 p m
and again at Irwinton on Saturday
at 10 o’clock ain April 10th, The
public is cordially invited to attend
and hear something of interest to all.
It is very important that all teac ers
be present at the meeting m Irwin
ton on Saturday 10th.
J. S. Wood, C. S. C
GORDON NEWS.
Miss Ethel Powell spent Sunday
with iiomefolks at the hotel.
Mr J W Hooks was in Atlanta last
week on business.
Air J T Hatfield, of Mclntyre, was
here Monday.
The J 11 Boyer show exhibited here
Tuesday night.
Mr Hunter Johnson ami wife, o Jef
tersonville, visit'd his mothei and
brothers here the first of th.-* week
W. J. Parker, Jr of the V J Parei
Medicine Co, o Baltimore, -pent a few
days ii Gordon this week.
Mis< Janie Elam is visiting in Eaton
ton til is week
A Special isplay.
I desire to Announce that I will have a Special
DISPLAY of SPRING MILLINERY for the next
two weeks. I have the MOST UP-TO-DATE
LINE this Season I have EVRE CARRIED.
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My friends and customers one of the most complete lines of Spring
Millinery I have ever cut ed before; ,Jso a pretty line of dress
goods. shopß.j-tj:. Lei rdutlJi invite all customer- ami fro nds to
come and -ee t y to- bes re b« ing e!-e.vh rm
it PM MM i
, | Mr C !•’Gibson has begun work on
I iiis new residence at this place.
Mrs C A Hodges wis in Macon Mon
day of tins week.
Miss Marty e Gat romlinson has re
। turne l from a vi-it to 31 i'*on.
• Mrs i G Pearson visited her parents
। in J eIL r-mi \ iI Ie । i-t w eek .
‘I Mrs G A Ruhrt-on and daughter.
, Mrs Daisy Fox, vi-iied friends in Ma
: eon itiis week.
1 Ou. geniald E liter, M r II V
Walers, was here rm-sda) looking
| alter the imeres s ot his paper.
I .Messrs JT < lem mts a।IC R, e at
| ten cd the I h-l ri Cl m-et mg ol I•) O F
i Lodge at Ma is Ii al, 11 Ie M e<hn*sda \
( M r George Johnson nf Tw iggs mini
Ity siymt several, lai s ii re vi-lti ,g his
। hroihers and prospeeiing for a wHe
: Gordon has quite a number ol imirriag-
I able ladies, so it is easily umlei s|. oil
| whv lie should spend so in ch Hine
I visiting his trie,uls here.
Rev Freeman Stokes of Wrightsville
visited liis brother II F Stokes this
week.
। 1 Tlie base ball season has opened tip
ii Gordon.
Success to I bl' Bullet th.
VISITOR
Dr Bn ini' wih b< here lining emir'
j "ext week.
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Now that Prof Marvin Williams
has decided :o hold bis grea' tent
meeting in the town of I w nton, I
wise to express my very । rent pleas
ure at the prospi-erof his being wi 11
us; and again I earnesly request ihat
ail Christians in the county join me
in prayer for the success of the meet
ing. Geo, W. Childress,
Pastor in chaige Irwinton Circuit.
Kldnovn anc. Bli’Ot’s ft.
otos»e covujh aaxd Steals lud<s
Ur. Milos Anti-Pain Fills relieve pein.
Kurfrees and Piedmont ready m;x^d Paint
as good as anything on the market for
51.35 and 51.50 a Gallon.
Balltown Hardware Co.
(Successors to M. C. Bnlkcom.)
M. C. Ballcom, Sr. R- H. Plant. Jr. M. C. Balkcom, Jr.
362 THIRD ST. (Near Cherry) MACON. GA.
BOOKS SCOT
The Franklin-Turner Co., Atlanta. Ga.
For headache Dr, Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
’ p J Sores, Itching Piles,
A ' ? SLe. j; f ?; Siße
t iiBKMIT SALtVE.
3 US A?JD BQ GCHT3 A UOS.
S Sold by a l l Druwlsts. Tako do other.
OLI Family Remedy 25 years.
