The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-12-12
AROUND TOWN.

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Mrs Oscar Harrison Is visiting rels-
tives in Nashville.
Roberts & Co. want to sell you your
coal Zee their ad.
Mr.. Will johnson has gone 10 Bir-
mingham on business.
Watch our ad for our special offer for
Dec. 20, p, . and "a. 4. n. figuers.
Miss Elizabeth Petty is clerking at
the Trade Palace, until after the holi-
days
Messrs- Gus, Sims and Jack Watson
have gone ON business trip TO
Townsville, Ga.
Walter Walker, formerly with jas.
Andrews & Co. has accepted position
with Dobbins Il Ewing.
20. E. Barnard, of Washington, is
here. engaged in installing canceH-
ing machine in the postottice.
SANTA CLAUS-Is making head
quarters with The Red Seal Bakery,
this year, and has left his PACK
around there for you to call and make
selection-Toys of every variety. lift
Mr.. Feyerbend has returned to his
home in Decatur, Ala, after pleas
ant visit to his daughter, Mrs. W.
Jones.
Simon IIardison has moved his
butcher shop from fuckers store to
the shop next Johnson q Wallace livery
stable. -.
PUT IN YOUR ODRER now. Cakes,
Cocoanut, Chocolate Layer Cakes,
White Lady Cakes or any special kind.
We make any kind, any size.
lift THE RED SEAL BAKERY.
Mrs. Jno Hagey has returned to her
home in Glasgow, KY, after visit OF
several weeks 20 her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McGaw.
| WANTED Two travelling statesmen
in each state; permanent position !;
$50 and expenses. Central Tobacco
Works Co., Penicks, Va. 1l-3t&w2t
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met DIT the City Hall Tuesday night and
adjourned to meet again next Tuesday
night, when the annual budget will be
made out.
| Biggest, finest lot of Bonbons, choc-
olates, chrystalized fruits, home made
and top Knotch candies ever seen here,
are now at Bucks Candy Copia store
Full line of Christmas tree goods
Something nice for old and pleasing
for the young. Buck sets the low
prices, other stores follow. He can
save you money on every Christmas
purchase. 90.
A fine ten pound boy arrived Tuesday
morning at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Cook. These young parents are
unusually blessed in the way of boys, the
last arrival making the third little man
at their home.
The Maury County Teachers Associa-
tion met Saturday morning at the
Athenaum. Capt. 9. s. Douglas
of Gallatln, who is candidate
for State superintendent Ut Public
instruction, was present ana delivered
a most instructive address.
Mr.. Fount Mcconnell, who is erect
ing the new business houses near the
denot. has contracted to build an
Opera House In Lewisburg. The
building will re quite pretentlous
enc. the lower floors to be occupied by
merchants, with the Opera House
above.
Don't forget Bucks guessing contest
at the big stick of candy this season.
AS heretofore every purchaser OF 20
cents worth of goods gets guess at
the weight of candy, and the closest
guessar gets the candy. The Dig
red striped stick is now on display In
Buck show window and the guessing
has begun. Guess early and guess
often. o-o'
Ashton Bros. have bought two thous-
and bushels of extra fine wheat, pay
ing five cents per bushel premium
above the market price for it. and are
making the best "Ashton's Best
4 that ever was made They can easily
DISPOSE of it to the general trade but
they want their friends in this town
and county to have it. 1t is some
thing rare and real good. Call on
your grocer for sack or barrel OF II.
Remember Rains Flavoring Extracts
are the purest and most economical,
because they are more concentrated
tban ohter kin ds Made in our own
laboratory from sele cted fruits. IL
Drs. Collier and Duffield, at present
occupying Dr. Godwin's old Offices IN
the Herndon building, have rented the
three rooms on the ground floor OF the
Grant building, now occupied by the
Students Club, and will move to their
new location the last of this month.
They will tit their new apartments 10
handsome office style; and among other
attractive features will have the latest
improved X Ray machine, which they
use extensively in their practice ana
with which they can take perfect
picture of any bone in the body.
We make study of the foot OF the
horse. We know what each foot
demands. How it should be shod that
the horse NAV travel smoothly and
we'll and give good service. We give
this extra service and our charges are
no higher than at shops where ans
Kind of work is considered good
enough. Our reward is in the in
creased trade we receive. As a care
full man, thoughtful of your horse,
don't you think you should have your
horse shod here, where You get right
serviceY r. Il. BATES,
- ~ South Main St