Joyner's Joyner Shoes Offer Wide Oxford Lines
Joyner's advertises a large selection of children, ladies, and mens oxford shoes in tan and black with low prices for quality. The shop invites customers to visit and be shown the stock.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
8
Joyner's advertises a large selection of children, ladies, and mens oxford shoes in tan and black with low prices for quality. The shop invites customers to visit and be shown the stock.
Made of nice Vici KID Patent tip and Solid Leather Beautiful tan Dlucker slippers large eyelets All sizes from 5 to 11 98c Pair These are the genuine Doris Slippers All solid swell shapes and styles They come In Chocolate Bright Brown kid and patent A genuine $3.00 Oxford for only $2.35 in fashionable button tan lace tan buckle tan and full patent leather
Goodyear wear soles with tan Rus sia calf uppers promise style service and satisfaction. Available in all leathers at the price of 3.85 dollars per pair.
Tom Watson opposes Gov. Smith’s re election citing broken pledges and loss of faith. In a May 1 1908 letter Watson denies pardoning motives and argues Smith’s refusals and policy reversals in urban concentration and power ruined his support. The exchange centers on Glover Walline and prior statements and culminates in Watson urging no endorsement.
Deputy Sheriff Fuller chased a white man wanted for stealing a suit of clothes and a baggy robe from a local stableman. The suspect, brought to Americus, denies the crime and remains jailed.
Mr J R Daniels an aged resident here for a short time died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Paschal s home on Forrest street. He was also the father of Mrs Culley Home of Sumter. The remains were taken to Oak Hill Cemetery near Ellaville for interment.
The former Sea board division offices here were dismantled and packed yesterday as employees and families prepared to depart on the noon train to Savannah. Carpenters packed cases, and by afternoon all was ready for the hegira. Quarters at Union Station in Savannah have been rented for $100 monthly, and the offices will be re established there with key staff listed.
The Masonic Sub-Division of the Third Congressional district convenes in Americus on Wednesday May 13 at Masonic Hall. Visitors from Plains Ellaville DeSoto Leesburg Smithville attend with welcome. Delegations, addresses, dinners and degrees mark the full day program led by local lodges and the Eastern Star.
John Temple Graves has appeared before the Independence Party Convention in New York, with observers noting he is a Democrat of straightforward character and no guile.
A cablegram reports the arrival in Glasgow of Miss Irene Walker and Miss Ann Harrold, with Miss Walker ill upon landing and taken to hospital. Georgia friends hope for her rapid recovery so the trip remains unmarred despite the mishap.
Leading Georgia commission men forecast a record peach crop with 6000 carloads expected despite minor weather damage in North Georgia. The Elberta variety dominates the market and prices may drop to about 1.25 per crate. best fruit arrives late June to early July, with growers meeting in Atlanta soon to discuss marketing strategies.
Americus resident Willett, living southeast of Americus, Georgia, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of back pain and strange urine secretions after other remedies failed. He states kidneys returned to normal and invites use of his name as an endorser. Sold by Dodson's Pharmacy and priced at 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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