Sale of Curtains with Special Priced Drapes
Our stock of curtains is the best we have ever shown and prices the lowest. One lot plaid muslin curtains with attractive designs offered at 98 cents, value $1.25.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
6
Our stock of curtains is the best we have ever shown and prices the lowest. One lot plaid muslin curtains with attractive designs offered at 98 cents, value $1.25.
One lot of plain and fancy plaid dress goods with latest season shades for suits and skirts plus children's dresses offered at 50 cents. Includes plain and fancy plaid patterns suitable for current fashions and standard dress fabrics.
Bright sale offers Hassocks covered with fine Brussels in best quality and color. Large variety of pleasing patterns available. Shoppers urged to choose several from the display at a remarkably low price of 35c each.
A special sale of Axminster art squares offers rugs that imitate costly oriental designs with floral and traditional patterns. The event features 9 by 12 foot rugs at 30.00 each and 8.3 by 10.6 foot rugs at 24.00, discounted to 23.00 and 19.00 respectively.
Sumter County producers and manufacturers will exhibit agricultural products and goods at a new Board of Trade exhibit room on Lamar street. A committee led by President Allen and Secretary Crockett will organize the display to attract visitors, with a custodian appointed and signs planned for depots and hotels to invite strangers.
A Reidsville North Carolina man states Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a bad leg ulcer with no scar left after treatment. The salve is guaranteed for piles sores burns and more 25 cents at Eldridge Drug Co.
The George W. Poole farm of 170 acres near Mattox six miles south of Americus was sold Saturday through real estate agent P. B. Williford to A. J. Pipkins for 4200 dollars about 25 dollars per acre. The property has good improvements and will be Pipkins’s new rural home after moving from South Carolina.
A descriptive classified notice offers Hugh Speer three mule farm six to twelve miles south of Americus. It features a five room dwelling recently painted with improvements, good tenant houses and barns, productive land, and pleasant cultivation conditions. Nearby institutions include a good school and a Methodist church within 150 yards, with a Baptist church half a mile away. Desirable county neighborhood, apply quickly via CHAS L ANSLEY.
Savannah reports John F. Wallace traveling with Seaboard division officials to inspect the line between Savannah Am ericus and Montgomery. Wallace, once Panama Canal chief engineer, is Harriman’s man examining the Seaboard in receivers’ hands for a potential Harriman system takeover.
Five horse farm nine miles south of Americus known as the Worthy place offers good dwellings ten ant houses and barns pleasant soil to cultivate and productive. Nearby is a good neighborhood school tied to Methodist and Baptist churches. Rents for one term or year. Apply at once to CHAS L ANSLEY. 1td & weekly tf.
Eleven thousand dollars was paid Monday by Mr. G. W. Greene for a half interest in a Farn farm owned by Mr. W. La English. English arranged the deal, keeping half interest himself. Greene has lived there eighteen years as lessee and now becomes co-owner.
A testimonial from N H Brown of Pittsfield VI says Dr King s New Life Pills ease stomach liver and bowels without fuss or friction. Eldridge Drug Co guarantees satisfaction with a 25 cent price.
Mr Charles W Brown chief engineer in charge of surveys for the Central Railway has set temporary headquarters in Americus. The corps works to cut grades and straighten curves between Americus and Macon, shortening mileage slightly and improving the line's physical condition. Sharp curves above Americus and the long Bagley hill grade will command attention. Mr and Mrs Brown are at the home of Mrs Allen Fort while here.
Southwest Georgia horse swappers are urged to attend in Americus October 27 to swap sell exchange or give away horses. Hundreds of animals expected as the event, run by the Americus Board of Trade, is heavily advertised for a big turnout.
J. H. Hagerty recounts Col. Hagerty's white Plymouth Rock hen that grew large and energetic, seizing all it could. The fowl, butchered for a Sunday feast, weighed 19 pounds 12 ounces dressed, spanning a notable size and territory.
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for strength. He says his feeble elderly mother gained flesh, ended insomnia and grew stronger, with the remedy addressing stomach liver and kidney issues. Sold under guarantee at Eldridge Drug Co.
The Albany Herald asserts Mr. Browns loyalty to the national Democracy is clear and his support for Bryan and Kern is affirmed. It calls an end to the nagging about his gubernatorial nomination and urges those doubts to cease.
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