The city itemizer., December 12, 1907, Image 9

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j WONDERS
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J If you don’t know what it will do, come
I and see. I have a big stock of fresh gro
ceries, which I want to exchange for cash
% right quick, and give you the difference.
^ Cascade, Perfection and Omega Flour.
y Sugar House Molasses cheap.
) GIVE ME A TRIAL ORDER
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l L. W. MACKEY.
Mr. Luther Lee, who has been
spending several months in Texas,
•eturn ;d home last Saturday.
Guaranteed Jewelry,
only, sold at Quick1 s.
Mr. Clarence Carter has accept
ed a position in the Gents’ Furn
ishing store of Mr J. R. Cahill.
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Guaranteed Jewelry,
only, sold at Quick’s.
Mrs. J. L. Brown, of Velma, re
turned home Monday morning af
ter a f days’ visit to our city.
The ladies of the G. I. A. to B.
of L, E. will meet at Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday, December 18
All members are expected to be
present.
The Baptist church will elect
its officers for 1908 on next Bun
day morning. Every member is
requested to be present and par
ticipate in this privilege.
B. P. Gooch, Clerk.
Guaranteed Jewelry,
only, sola at Quick’s.
Mrs. Louella Bobbitt and little
son, of Ooffeeville, after a few days’
visit to relatives andlfriends in our
city returned home Monday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilson and
little son, Master Howd, are off for
a several days’ visit to relatives and
friends in Ooffeeville.
Guaranteed Jewelry,
only, sold at Quick’s.
Mrs. Pauline Carter, of Mem
phis, who had been spending sev
eral days in our city visiting rela
tives and friends, left. Monday for
Shelby, Ala., to be at the bedside
of her mother, who is critically ill.
Mrs. Mattie Olive has opened in
the stand formerly occupied by
Mr, C. G. Blount, a Ten Cent
Store, where she carries every va
riety of 'up-to-date Ten Cents
Goods, just such things as will
please the customer and convince
him he has secured value received.
She invites her frieiids to give her j
a share of their patronage.
Last Friday night was the Open
ing of Holiday Goods at the Jewel
ry store of Messrs. Hotchkiss-Par
sons, and their place of business
was a gem of beautj . Their large,
superb and well-selected line of
Jewelry of all kinds of the highest
grade, and Jewelers’ Novelties,
called for special effort in arrange
ment and decoration to meet the
exactions of taste, and it is need
less to say every exaction was met
in detail and finish. The apart
ments were richly decorated in
ferns, pines, cedar, olives and art
decorations, which gave a splendid
effect to the surroundings—made
up of the elegant display of su
perb Jewelry and notions of all
kinds—which made it one the most
attractive openings ever had in our
city. In the selection of their stock
the greatest care and taste have
been taken with the single point
in view of meeting every demand
of their large custom, and they have
not failed in their aim. From
early in the evening until late their
store was filled with interested
spectators and customers. It was
a red-letter day for the firm.