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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

7

Stock Reduction Sale in Carrollton This Friday Morning

A Carrollton sale advertises a stock reduction event starting Friday morning December 11 offering 150 men’s suits and about 100 boys’ suits at substantial discounts. The store highlights a large clothing stock from Hart Schaffner & Marx and A B Kirschbaum, with coats, dresses, millinery, and accessories available, and notes plain figure pricing and limited days left in December.

Carroll Carrollton Hart Schaffner & Marx A. B. Kirschbaum & Co

Millinery Sale Slashes Prices in Georgia Shop

A Georgia millinery retailer advertises a 76 day sale with 50 percent reductions on all millinery items and a deadline before January 1. Five experienced milliners to assist customers, with baby caps at half price and chambray bonnets priced at 25 cents plus ribbons and velvets in stock.

Georgia

Wide Selection of Dress Goods and Silks On Sale

Large stock of 27 inch silks all colors per yard. 36 inch taffeta silks all colors and black. Chevron suiting 1.00, broadcloth 52 inch 1.00, 52 inch broadsloth 1.00 value. Panamas Mohairs 60 to 75 cent values. 58 inch suitings 65 cent per yard. Tricot waisting 25 and 35 cent values. Complete assortment braids and buttons. Agents for Ladies Home Journal Patterns.

Ladies Home Journal

Variety of ladies and gentlemens linen handkerchiefs and accessories

Large stock of handkerchiefs priced from 5 to 50 cents each. Includes linen and cambric styles for ladies and gentlemen along with long and short gloves, kid and wool gloves, combs, handbags, corsets, hosiery, and other small dress accessories.

Shoes and Hats Notice

Column of shoes and hats advertised for sale with brief product notes and price hints. Limited details available due to damaged text.

Pleasures and limits shape a contented life in old advice

A moral urging prudence urges living within income limits, valuing a peaceful mind over costly pleasures. It contrasts contentment with debt, advises budgeting and setting boundaries, and honors the resilience of those with modest means. It also reports cotton crop and bale figures across years with rounding notes.

New Idea Magazine

Cotton Ginning Totals Reach Eleven Million Bales

Census Bureau reports 11,010,864 bales ginned from 1908 growth to December 1. Active ginneries total 26,922, compared with 26,954 last year, noting changes in production and participation.

Sea Island Census Bureau

Allen's Mills Social Notes Show Villa Rica Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Luther of Villa Rica visited the family of Z R Boyd for the weekend. Mr S T Brooks is in Atlanta this week. Mr Wm Boyd and family visited relatives in Douglas County last week.

S. T. Brooks Atlanta

Flat Rock Farmers Enjoy Oyster Supper Social

Members of the Farmers' Union at Flat Rock shared an oyster supper on Friday night. Milton Samples visiting from Villa Rica spent weekend with homefolks. Prof. C F Richards of Hulett attended the Flat Rock event. Candler Hembree visited friends in Douglas County Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Edge of Dog River were guests of Mrs Sallie Stovall Sunday. The young people gathered at Mr Owen Gilland's. Wily Gilland went to Atlanta on business Saturday night. One Mead Cycle Coaster brake bicycle offered for cash. Fooley's Honey and Tar praised for coughs and lung relief.

Farmers’ Union Flat Rock Milton Samples Villa Rica Owen Gilland Wily Gilland Atlanta

Dangerous Opation Promises Easy Health Restore

An old time advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for constipation biliousness and malaria promising relief without drastic treatment. It critiques weak stomachs and nerves and promotes Dr Shoops Restorative as a better internal cure sold by Camp Drug Co and W E Johnsons drug store.

Dr. King W. E. Johnson Shoop Fist

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Baskin & Baskin Childrens Cloaks G&c To Hart Schaffner & Marg Ladies Union Raskin Raskin Tre Mens Heartland Boyden Barry Ultra Doris Allen’s Mills Mrs. Luther Z. R. Boyd Prof C. F. Richards Hu|lett Candler Hembree Douglas County Mrs. W. Edge Dog River Sallie Stovall Mead Fooley Foley
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