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 ; 1 ] Personal. [I A "Near" Fire. ] Town Topics. IT ONOMOMt...M ON'

 What might have been a"seri- '

 ous fire, was prevented Tuesday

 '\:J, < ', J. A. Thomas of Cottondale, I evening about 7:30 o'clock by Sunday was an ideal November THE BIG [UN j

 "" was in town Friday.. some one discovering/ the fire be- day.

 .' ','; T. B. Young of Youngstown, fore'it had gained any headway. The county commissionersheld for ,
 The fire started in the Pressing
 '' their usual meet-
 ?r'; was a visitor here Monday. monthly
 y. Club room in the Wells building
 this .
 week.J.
 .\'', "/:' T. J. Watts spent last week in from a charcoal furnice. It had ing Absolute Reliability i

 >'( ',"', Georgia and East Florida. burned a hole in the floor, and R. McGeachy's new store IB

 ,i:. I"'T. its almost completed and it i is a very ,
 : ; W. C. Watford ot Holmes county when discovered was burning

 .1 ::;,','., was trading here Friday. way through the ceiling in the prettv store room. Anchor with "The Big Un."

 '}<I i.' Avery Merritt of Midway, was store of B. Blake &Co. Withoutany Poultry and baby shows are Considerate conservatism in banking is to care for ,
 excitement the fire of attractions at the Interstate -
 '
 fy. a,visitor in Chipley Saturday. was very- part the interest of all trades and ail classes while catering ,
 .', G I promptly-,=xtiDJtuished with afew fair this week. ,
 .
 ,' to. favoring or capitalizing none.
 ; .J/ti'sJosh J'!:\ Peters of Graceville, was buckets of water. As it was the The fourth quarterly confer-
 in town a day or two this week. damage practically nothing,
 ". was ence of the Chipley Methodist WE DO THIS
 ,V,: !; John Alford of Hartford., Ala., but had it occurred late at night church was held Friday.
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 :. ,\; '", was in town Tuesday morning. it is probable the building and its at.our hshanty" on the corner of Sixth and Railroad

 \ contents would have been almosta The county school .board was Streets (the intersecting streets to prosperity). BE
 ;; f;: ,;, A. L. Campbell of DeFuniak, in session Monday transactingthe .
 V'l; ; visitor in total loss. WITH US AND WE,WILL BE WITH You.
 the
 \t :,: );J was a city Friday. i usual routine business. ,

 ''it&;!: I ."L;',, D. W. Burk of DeFuniak, was W. H. Wesley, who has been in Circuit court adjourned Fri- The S':: .
 f, \ here last week busi- \
 ) one day
 (F,. on Mississippi for the past fewyears day morning until Monday, when '\ .
 .
 Ht''. V' J'/ i ness. engaged in the saw mill business, the Whiddon case was taken.up. First "

 ',." \; A. Sessoms was over from has returned to his old home at Cane grinding time is almost

 ;::1; :V Bonifay and spent the day FriV Point Washington, and will erect here. The young folks will havea National

 ;' day. another lumber plant there. He ,
 I ; sweet time when 'lasses are be- "
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 ;:' month's has secured enough timber to ing made.A Bank of
 i i>K: T. C. Jones, after a sojourn .
 ', .' at Vernon has last his mill for a long period ot .
 1 ;.,, returned series of protracted services
 home. time. We are triad to welcomeMr. ChiPle
 commenced at the Baptist church
 Wesley back to Washington
 ';:'><;>";1 C. F. Mizell of Enterprise,Ala. last night. You are cordially invited -
 county.
 .V : was one of the visitors in the city to attend. K +
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 ,.J;':': Friday.. Mrs. Cook's new building on The merchants of Chipley have

 ti F. B. Mashburn of Bennett, the corner of Raldroad and Sixth the largest stocks of goods ever

 ( I was transacting business in town streets is completed and she has brought to the city, and they are

 ;" Thursday. moved her stock of general mer- selling them cheap, too. We ,Have Just Received Car Load ofl
 '
 'V: J. T. Washington of Birmingham chandise into it. It is the pret- The small boys-and some of

 r ..;.,, spent a few days in this tiest store building in town. the larger ones too-are in their brood Mares

 r ',. section last week. glory of anticipation; a circus is ,

 ', '"> Dr. W. E. Coleman spent sev- F. M. Roberts had on exhibi- to exhibit here tomorrow. The, Finest Ever Brought to Florida.We .
 ,'; eral days at Vernon looking after :
 tion at his Market this week some
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 '
 Quite a number of our towns-
 '&:, .' :; business last week. fine picked from also have a new lot of
 ,. .. '.... very oranges a men were summoned to Vernonon
 ; ''r M. L. Harmon of Panama City tree on his farm three miles southof the special venire in the Whid-
 was shaking hands with friends Horses and 2Vtwles.DunnColeman
 'F town. He said the tree had doh murder case, Monday. .
 here Monday morning. .
 ., about 800 on it.025B.OO.
r ,,: Mrs. J. A. McGeachy of near .. I We understand Judge I. AHutchison \

 Graceville was in town Monday Reward has bought an automobile Co. .
 shopping and visiting. and placed it in livery service -

 .", .: Mrs. Mary Robinsonof Pensa- Will be paid for information to between Chipley and Vernon.

, ',,1 cola, visited with friends here convict party or parties who cut This will be quite a convenienceto
 i' '' several days last week. my thoroughbred Jersey bull on those huving business at the EIEI: :

 or about Sept. 15, 1911. county site.
 Lewis H. Howell of Panama

 i ; City, was in town Tuesday croSsing ROY... ANDREWS. V* We are forced to omit the pub

 palms with his friends. lication of some items from the
 Dog Lost.A .
. Rev. W. A, Bryan spent several school this week' because of its
r. days last week at.Panama City medium size bird dog with late arrival. We are always gladto

(I,:, 'ry and other points on the Bay. 3 or liver spots on him;answersto publish any matter relating to

 ''rr name of "Pat. Finder returnto the schools but must
 r W. II. Bass and wife of San- : request .
f.J,,: ford, Ala., are in the city visiting E. M. Pender at Chipley Hard- that the "copy" be handed in not I The above illustration shows our double I

:'.,' their daughter, Mrs. Louis T. ware, and get reward. later than Tuesday afternoon.J. .
 .,',. Sims. .. elastic soft pad Truss. /Made in all sizes.
j' A. Jeffries, who lives on the '

y" ;,, Rev. J. T. Baxter spent Sunday Dr. T. G. YatesEye Chipley-Vernon road seven miles We guarantee every one sold.

 .j,t at Campbell where he as- Specialist, from; Chi piey, says that on one

 w'K-- ;+'? f 'sisted in an ordination servihe- at Will be in Chipley at Dr. Wilson's acre of land he this year grew

 "\". the Baptist church. office the First Tuesday in Janu- and harvested 119 bushels of S. E. McGeachy, CHIPLBY,

 ,. Mrs. G. W. Cook, who has been ary) 1912. Consultation and ex- corn. The fertilizer used on the Phone 36.'i1 .
 it spending the past two months amination free. acre was five loads of stable ma- Prescription Druggist

 <. / with her daughter in Mississippi .a L .... nure and 800 pounds of commer-
 /' ,. returded home Sunday. cial fertilizer.
 i 5 or 6 doMsof "<666"< will cure any
'It ., I Misses Lucy and Vivian Daniel cue of Chill and Fever. Price 25c.
 / came home from DeFuniak
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r r a
 Get stalk cutter from Dunn-
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to where they are attending Palmer

;\, colle, and spent Sunday. I Coleman Co.DunnColeman. .

!'(.' .. 1 '' /''HenrY Peters returned hom Co. have Wire .
r/ < Thursday from points in SouthI Fencing of all kinds. '
 I h'' Alabama. He out I
 was toragooh
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 \ ,
 ", I time and he said he had it. Millinery novelties of all kinds '
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I' McK. A. D. .Campbell came at the Misses Richardson. ; NOTICE:: : !!
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' over from Marianna and spent Meet me at McGeachy's' drug 'i1, .,, ,.,,. ,, ; ;:
 1 Sunday among his friends all of store and lets get a cold drink. ,! ,'';, :,.;-' .. ',,,; "

 whom were glad to see him again. 5 or 6 doses of "<666"< will cure any ;, -", '.' ",

 Mrs. J. W. Mann ot Birming case ot Chills and Fever. Price 2Sc. '."

 ham, Ala., came in Monday and T..L. Wells & Bro. are ladersin ,\, We again call your attention .:';. ., :
 will few weeks '
 spend a with her
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 r. ;, brother, R. F. Scariett, and fam dry goods, clothing and shoes. /
 ; to' Accounts and'otes .
 ily. There are many good shoes, I'' your .> L
 \
 1 Mrs. J. J. Williams and Mrs I but the Star Brand shoes are the
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 /A. I. Miller left best made. Sold in Chipley They are due and must ;. .
 |l: Tuesday morning only ,past > '. .
 f tor Pensacola, where they (by T. L. Wells & Bro. .,.. .. .. : .. ... .
 I will see the fair and visit friendsa ';" -. ,# ." J '. '", .
 q r FOR SALE.-40 acres of land,3# be paid. '
 ,
 few days. ;" .'1 .. .;').J' :.
 I miles from Vernon; .any 'reasonable f" v"; "!; ? ... I
 4.. f Judge Perkins and wife cam \ .:: < ,' "X', i I. .
 '" takes it. This is a good opportunity Don't V ;:.
 Aip .
 from Vernon;where the Judge : forget. <:
 is to get you a home. Apply 'J ...
 holding court, and spent Sat- ..., ,. .
 urday and Sunday,.guests at the ) at Banner office. .' t ? ::: '
 Chipley Hotel. J .. "
 FOR SALE. ,. .
 i About 60 stands of ,
 -' 'w. W. Cook spent a few' hourat :.Italian Bees, in patent hives; i '
 Vernon Friday shaking hands
 cheap for cash, or will trade for > .
 with the and
 people putting them! I
 "next"1 to his candidacy for clerk] cows, heifers or native ewes.C.E. '.
 et' .'. of the circuit court. j P..>ces, Chipley. Fla.

 f J. H. Hollingsworth 'and wife
 Chiplt
 ';k' ot Downey la., came in last week Wallet Hotel. Dunn-Coleman Company .

 f' and will make this their home, .. F. Wailer Proprietor. FU.
 .:')';s they'having: purchased the Lock- .
 .' :, 'S ey farm south of town. Mrs. Opposite Depot. A. G. McQUAGGE. General Manager.ILJUD. .
 Hollingsworth is a sister to J. P.
 r and W. J. Schell. Rates: $1.00 Per Day. I jI


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