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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

This SUNDAY morning y0a
doubtless will attend the
church of your choice. and
there a. usual worship God
according to the dictates NJ
tour own conscience
Your little ones Nill also Eu
fo SUNDAY school and be- wait.
ne a. the church when YOU and
mother arrive and together
,nu and your household. win
occupy your customary place Iu
thc sanctuary
Perhaps behind thc pulpit ls
banner ON that banner are
uumcrou stars some blue
ume read aud no thank God
no. golden ones ls vet bat
There rlll be Wust be- in the
t.ry nature ~ things
you know the meaning Of
Those stars We an know nov
That fhe salf sacrifice of those
boys over there d the thing
that stoadicd the allied world
held 30 together. saved 70 fros
tructiou. and therefore mads
fhIs sunday morning worship
pos ihle for us
knowing This. b. would not
ha amiss Tor YOU to try ~ ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
Ladies and Misses
Authentic Fall and Winter Dresses

OF more than passing interest the styles for fall
Fashion reveals H. master strokes in many variations and
inovat ons to meet the moods and modes Of the
r7n Simplicity Of design, with SUPPLE touch that gives
IN attrsotveness bocomingness to the attire carried
10 nigh degree We would like every lady in the Pan
handle to see our wonderful stock Of dresses while the
lines are yet intact Can not you in today? We as
sure you and know you will enjoy looking at them. New
ones received daily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
Mems and Young Mems
Fall and Winter Clothing

Our clothing stock is one Of the larg-
est, best and most complete stock be-
tween Fort Worth and Denver. We
are the sole agents here of Stein
Bloch clothes, which is known to be
absolutely one Of the best lines Of
hand tailored clothes manufactured.
In fact, Stein Bloch clothes have no
peers. Then imagine being able dur
ing these war times to be able to buy
"Steia- Bloohs" at such reductions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
MOTTO-Stand behind the
Presidcnt-Buy Liberty
Bonds.


THa ay commission with Wr
Tuunr.r mot yot.ur. bias passed ar
ordinance prohibiting the usgo. th,
cgs streets 1r properties within tu.
city 90 rirrusos or like organization
on be ground that they are ms
gnCre
circus billed 90 show hero ON
October @. next ssuri1, BnG h,
r.a He wIll De- effective before that
dane.
$500 Io mot expect ih, small boy
Amarillo. at first BLUSH Co agree
nIb Mayor Nlrr and Str CHtau
We hafo never snen "a small bu, aho
considered circus o. nuisance. al
though GOO che other hand wo have
Hu uti boys Nbo v.rr uuaauccs
On many crru... % 0. H.n our
pleasure to drink p.Hk lemonade and
'si peanuts af Ia.t about .,0r cr.
,l8 which has come along
Hu tHH be- not .wrry He rme
o. drink p.nk ImuaI. anI .at .aa.
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uaI.d after battlefield ha. l...m.
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wounded comes fo 90. THROUGH u.
American Roi Gross fur nursing lr.
I.IHHe and food From .H.
uIm. uIl strong and ready for
the uv comes ihe cry Tor u.r
.ui more and better ,.up.
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world safe p.ae. Cor a.ou ps.
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r. lemonade and peanut Vs. Io
believe Thar amy distraction
f au take tfs mlnfa OFF n.
oI their dufs to their ,.ar.
i Oh humanity during COTS
Liberty Loan drive n worth
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ro' know anything about
o.. .aHF Of the ordinance which
'. .f commission has passed nor
o. attend 70 Fay that circus b.
h" perfectly legitimate ana highly
ti|.H HMr 90 "ns American
f periods other fhaa dur
rs .r progress os national cam
Ia..r 90 funds Cor var aork
Boo .fsr ODD vo do believe that
iIf H.a1 in l.s de..l. to keep
drfuUHrF clements out of tfr cts
on faH tur . acting aIfh simple
direct honesty af parposs which uM
natn d direct appeal 10 many
a -rrlH aftar 600 Joan drive b..
ieen completed 4Iu BE- much more
enjoyable 20 moaf oi us man one
fur.rr lis prrrre.s.
Pay th- rro1-frnt
tne Har oi movement Tor which
Ladeniorn aEned b. iu fuu ruIng.
Dr. fs fireoion o. an urrsa.ani
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

Sunday school af lH. D.. J. Sch.
r.eI uisuf Or0he.f.a arf
-h..r l'. f.t tII aIfh good 81. eF
.r.
Preceding tr fHr rasfar af 3D. r
r 900 SOD. m Morning Object
U.a .l. lrnn. h.r Coins atn-
Coo Cop .n everything FtH.nr ften
America T1rnIrr Towards N.H0ff
giving intimate letters urhf from
fhe BOSS h0 front Also sketch
rf Prank % smulfs tfr great
arifsf Zine music hg the choir un
DOR Mrs Peterson
tutcrmcd iafas or q Christian En-
laaFar az
Every ono invited. sfranrers mi.
aag. atiromri
ERNEST & MOBLEY pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
ccnrral Presbyterian.

INliN HNI my INI NIl''Ir
sunday school o g. O. m. D.. O.
white. superintendent
Irr1rhIrE service. I' ~ o. roo aud
In1 200 BOZ Service. hy pastor
Subject The Fighting Fourth
. r.lup.f f.. government
FfU uhjpDt Whore b. God
Stow
Candidate. ur wrmhrrslip .houli
...Hf fH.m.rIt. tt fho close of
..t. 49,. cordially welcome strang
I.H E.-f.r fu our services
N Thomson Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
The Seasons smsrtest Styles in
Ladies' and Misses Coats

When selecting the fall styles fashion favored designs
thoroughly in keeping with the spirit OF the times AL
though sacrificing element Of style the extremes are not
conspicuous the conservative too PLAIN rather empha
sizing womanly charm by their smart simplicity. Our
stock is complete in every of the word Svertone
Coats Seal Plush Coats of Luxurious Kersey Broadcoth
fine quality woods etc. with new fur collars etc. See the
economy in price-one cash price to all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
by the pastor

m hy the pastor
sunbeam Society 3 D m, Miss
Nora Sullivan. leader
B y p e., 1870 p M. Miss Fay
Ellis. president
prayer meeting, Wednesday, $40
pa m
Ladies A.d Society Thursday. p.
m. Mrs % r pearce. president
Every one Is cordially invited 20
attend these services.
J u CLOUSE Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

gurhsuar street Methodist Church.
SUNDAY school. 10 a m.
Preaching ~ a m.
$50 evening service owing to BIS
BOP rarinor presence az POLK street
Mafhufis' church
Junior Frvorfh League a. Buch
aran. go D m
a cordial Invitation Il extended %
fhe public fo attend any ~ an ~
tH.. .Irt COS
l. O. uAGARD Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

||""| ||TT|T I|T ~ u"
SUNDAY ho1i 90 a M
N.lIy daI ts' us have the entire
enrolment present and -oodly
number of req members Promo
uou diplomas ulll Boz presented ana
sonr good reading and musical nun
bon u.'i t0 rendered
$50 other services a. this church
coda.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
Church 81 Christ

Corner OF Tenth and Fillmore
Uihl esudv. 1913 a. m.
Preaching 20 n a. m.
Song practice. $3.50 y. m
Bible study Wednesday 90 $50
W
Cordial welcome to all
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

sunday School 9.s5 % y "
Cooper. superintendent
Preaching. = q. m and $3.50 p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

sunday school. as a. M G :
H1pf tuperirseuient
Prsae. 20 az ~ a m and s IS
. fF fhe pastor
B T1I5 m
Iuriars AZ us p M
Specs. music 40 an services
Liberty loan nay vii b. properly
observe tv both church ard pastor
ir sIi aarriers Yon are welcome
IL GATES Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

Houston street Methodist
sunday School lO a m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

6fh buchanan
suui school. q a. m
prellHIar u o. on. subject "Tls
Den. fnr Good rliirership
prearlInF. $50 p m- subject.
'ffov f0 Wake Your Life Count f1'
something
Errrt one invited
% 4 TTMLlN Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
OUR TIMELY PREPAREDNESS SALE

not Isl forever plunged still there limit every
N y
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MEMBER OF THB ASSOCIATED

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
Our Dry Goods Department

We have one Of the largest and most complete
stocks Of Dry Goods and Notions in West Texas
We bought early and prepared-you buy now and
save.
$3.50 and $500 Plaid Silk Tuffetas, about fifty diff
ferent patterns ........... ............ SS9
Silk Poplins-most favored silk for this falls
dresses; 36-inch width; in all the newest shades;
S2.O0 value ......................... SlAS
3S-ineh wide Wooden French Serges and Storm
SERGE; staple and shades .sll9
Fast Color Guaranteed PercSles--36 inches wide
light ground, stripes, dots and figured .... DC
Cnghams-SmaIl check and large ploids; fast
colors ............. ........................l 9c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29

= cordial invitation is extended 90
the public 90 attend these services.
/. G. HAGARD. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
PREPAREDNESS
s A l. E
6 A I, E

ndrngt passive r store "a bee of conservative
eknwe lea than
swod pe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
Women's Underwear and COrSets

At saving from IS to 80 per cent.
Ladies' Union Suits-Extra heavy, bleached, fleece
lined Union Suits; sill, braid trimmed; sizes "a to
"a, regular $500 value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l3e
Ladies Corset Special-Sl.5o to $500 values; put
in orc lot at special price of .............. CSC
LADIES' CADET HOSE
You know what they are. For ladies ask for hose
No 800 (eall FOR this numbers extra good mercer
ID hoso. guaranteed .................3 Csc
100 dozen Ladies' Medium Weight Hose-.The well
known Monte Brand sizes IL to 10; elastic rib
hnAtopi special .1.A ~ --,--->N,.,--.------lac--
-SPECIAL-
doc Fine Blcaehed Cambria; Sc inches wide; favor
lie material for ladies' and children's under
wear; yard Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-29
OaIy NornInE Nsrspaper n ths Ama

Entered a. second-class natter 81
The postOffiee At Amarillo, TszAA
ssdsr the act Of March Q. is7s
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
SPLENDID DEVELOPMENT OF A GREAT HIDE AND
JUNK BUSINESS BY S. M WATSON & COMPANY Inc

community progresses faster than individual BUSINESS
houses and enterprises You have seen city on
= with good business that did not nave some
where within its bounds fine progressive set OF business men
and who do mind getting and going after the BUSINESS
They very nearly class Of people who do things III spite Oh
That's the type Of at the head OF the . M Watson Co.,
which capital $3UOU
That's good why it is going to be Tins hsl
ness has grown and grown until already whose
volume Of business be reckoned with by aSuantS III the
same line in other communities.
S. N. Watson is live He always up and gong CAL
him bad name wantyou will find him driving straight
fighting Take he has
nearly learned all the tricks of his trade He has made faith
full close study of the hide and junk business and he knows
how make it something business in the community.
The formation of the incorporated business of S. NJ. Watson
Company is but natural oug1oW Of what has already been
the years of missionary work done by Mr. Watson The
large business ustes it. The assured profits TO all those
who may makes safe for any investor and the
fact that the head of it who has already built up
fine paying enterprise makes it quite safe for anybody.
Stock in the incorporated business Of s. NJ Watson
Company is not going to prove anything but noitablc That
is certain as time goes
You ask what does junk business do with such large capt.
tai? One glance week outflow OF cash will convince you
single shipment of sacksain sacks if the deal pulled
make something for the corporation, often
Quires much thousand dollars cash People who
these things moved readily with the cash and the cash
gets them at which enables the handle them
a a profit worth while
This is likewise true with lides-only The volume
in cash very large and hundreds Of thousands of dollars be
pofaby used in this branch alone. One has little idea what
this where the buyer has the cash with which operate
Meat markets and butcher shops ought grab at every dollars
worth Of this stock available 1t will money everyday in
the year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

open a market here equal any market
in the Northern and Eastern Cities.
For this reason Mr.. Watson has in
corporated his business and is now
offering for sale stock, that to our
opinion is one of the best investments
any one could make. Mr.. Watson
hopes to place all his stock to But
cheers and Hide Dealers throughout
the Southern portion of Georgia; as
cooperation is what we want and
cooperation will give each Stock
holder a market at home equal to
any foreign market and he will not
only be benefited by better market
and better prices, but he will draw
his share of the profits that the Brok-
er and the Middle man has been COB
bling up.
The shares of the stock will be sold
in blocks of $4,000 each and every
Butcher and Dealer buying stock and
patronizing his own business will get
u of a cent more for his hides than
he can get any where else, and get
his portion of the Middle Mans pro-
fits, which we have been losing by
selling through a middle man.
We will sell direct to the Manufac-
turer and save for ourselves the many
Thousand dollars now being paid out
to Brokers an Dealers.
Why not write us a card today, stat.
ing how many shares you want and
be your own dealers and save the
middle mans profit.
We will buy almost anything and
pay the Cash for such as Hides,
Furs, Beeswax tallow, Scrap Iron Old
Machinery, Old Sacks, Old Rags, Dry
Bones, Old Rubber Castings and Tubes
In fact we have a market for anything
you have to offer for sale.
Join with us and be one of us it will
pay you.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
is PAID TO NEW
CONCERN BY MAYOR JONES

The growth Of nearly every big bus.
mess concern depends largely upon the
untiring efforts of some one who en-
joys the work Of building and reaching
further and further for business, and
who without opportunity makes oppor-
trnities and uses them at the right
time. During the first part Of the
year 1911 Mr.. S. NJ. Watson located in
Cordele and opened a small branch
house Of the S. N. Watson & co, deal
ers in hides, furs, tallow, wax, wool,
scrap iron. old rubber, bags, bagging,
burlap bags, wool clips, cotton cut
tings, waste paper, old rope, bone, etc,
with capital Of little more than one
hundred dollars. By continued and
never firing work on the part of the
man behind the business Mr.. Watson
today heads as president the corpor-
alton OF s NJ. Watson & Co., Inc, with
capital stock Of $4,000, with an es-
tablished business in several of the
southern states, which amounts to
more than 100000 annually.
From the cellar to the garnet springs
large concerns after years Of study
and work, and it can be said that
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

5. NJ. Watson & Company as a corpor.
alton grew from the cellar to the mag.
niiicent position it now holds as one
Of Cordele's most substantial indus.
tries. Times are never too dull for
business and the paying out of large
amounts OF money every week to that
class OF people who have something
TO sell and cannot sell it in the mark
ct other than to such business houses
as >. NJ Watson & Company, puts the
business IN a class to itself and one
that serves the people when no other
line would be beneficial so far as pro-
ducing ready cash to the customer.
Cordele is proud of S. M. Watson G.
Company, Inc, and long since has num-
bered the business as one of the main.
stays among the business houses who
contribute largely to the welfare of
the city, If Cordele should secure
more men like S. NJ. Watson and his
business associates, we would need
have no fear of the progressive spirit
dying and the wheels of commerce
stand still, but to the contrary Cor
dele would grow and build as never
before.
]. GORDON JONES. Mayor.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
BIG BUSINESS is BUILT BY
STEADY HARD WORKING

Mr.. S. M. Watson, The President
General Manager of the Firm of s..
NJ. Watson G Company of Cordele,
Ca, is a man of long experience in
the Hide and Leather Trade. Mr.. Wat
sons father being a Tanner before
him has given the greatest oppor-
tunity for Mr.. Watson's pratical ex-
perience.
Mr.. Watson is not only familiar with
the Southern Hide Trade, but has
training in some of the largest Tan
niers in and out of the United States.
Mr.. Watson was promoted to Super
intendent of a large Tannery at a
very young age and his ambition has
been never firing. He puts his whole
time and energy to the up-build and
promotion of his business.
Mr.. Watson quit the Leather Manu-
featuring in the year 1909 and entered
into the Hide Business exclusively
and has continued until the present
time.
Mr.. Watson first opened business
in Toccoa, Ca, and remained there
for several years and then opened
Branch House at Cordele, Ca, but
owing to the railroad facilities and
good surrounding territory, Mr.. Wat
son decided to move his business to
Corele, and this Hide and Junk Bust
ness has grown very rapidly and now
has Branch Houses and Connections
over several Southern States.
Mr.. Watson started in business in
the year 1909 with less than $4,000
capital but the small capital invested
has grown through Mr.. Watson's untir-
ing energy to where the Firm OF S.
NJ. Watson & Co. is now doing several
hundred thousand dollars worth OF
business per year, and after these
many years of effort in this line of
business, Mr.. Watson has decided to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
EXCHANGE BANK OF CORDELE SPEAKS
WE'LL FOR PRESIDENT OF CONCERN

the most active accounts on our books
Mr.. Watson has always maintained
his account in very satisfactory way,
and his business has disbursed many
thousands of dollars in this section of
which. especially during the trying
times of 1914 and 1915 materially
aided in relieving the stringent con-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

S. NJ. Watson G Company now In
corporated under the laws of the
State of Georgia, Cordele Ga, now Of
fers for sale $4,000 of its capital
stock at par value in shares of $780,
90 each.
This is not a new business, but an
old tried out well established BusI-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
WORDS OF PRAISE GIVEN w. r..
PERRY, SECTY AND TREAS

( branch houses in Southwest Georgia
and Florida, being engaged in the
business Of buying hides and junk Of
every description and it has become
q by-word throughout the lower por-
ton of Georgia and Florida, Watson
will buy it," and this 5y-word is full
ly descriptive OF this going and pro.
gressiVe concern, as 4 glance through
their ware rooms will show that moth
ing is too small OF too large for Wat
son 10 by it,
Tie reorganization Of this firm was
r.. .ce l-.e yu-ccao of floating worth
la sleek, bat to establish a larger
.as.C3 climate middle mems pro-
1T @a! obtain the cooperation of
ct man in Georgia and Florida
@ adjoining states. If the purpose
y watch this reorganization was be-
gun is carried out, Cordele may well
feel proud OF this firm and the vol
2me Of businss which they will lcontin-
ne to do will add materially to the
city'5 progress, as the writer has
knowledge of the transactions carried
}u' in the past by the old firm involv-
ng thousands of dollars in the pur-
chase of hides alone and this item is
only one of hundred which this
irm is equipped to handle and for
which they will pay cash Immediately
lelivery is completed.
r. T, SATCHER, Manager
Southern Bell Tel AMI Tel Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
GET IN TOUCH WITH THE OFFICERS AND
BUY STOCK IN THIS PROSPEROUS CONCERN

Vice President and Attorney for us
and buy all the stock you can. You
will not regret it. as this is not a
chance taking business, but a tried
out and already the best advertised
business Of its kind in the South.
Subcribe today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

ness. 1t now has an established trade
over several states and its annual
business amounting to several hun
dred thousand dollars per year.
Write the above company or call
phone No. 12O, Call for Mr. Watson or
Mr.. Perry or call phone No 122 and
call for Mr.. ]. Gordon Jones, who is
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
MR.. WATSON'S OLD HOME
TOWN ADDS FINE TELEGRAM

There can be no better recomen-
dation for a business man than what
people say bout him at home,-the
place where he has worked and dealt
for years Cordele is Mr.. Watson's
home but he operated his first bust
ness Toccoa and there he made HIM
self a good name. The following is a
telegram which explains:
"Toccoa, Ga. Nov. II, 1918.
IS. NJ. Watson.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
"Cordele, Ga.

"Cordele, Ga.
Having known you as | have for
more than seven years, and knowing
your nevertiring energy, and your abil-
ity and straight forward dealing, pre-
dict for S. NJ. Watson and Co., great
success. You have my permission to
add this in your list of testimonials
in writeup in your local citiy's papers
Wishing you and your company sue
cess,
Your friend,
JOHN H. DAVIS"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

ditions resulting from the war.
In view Of the proportions to which
it has grown the past few years it
would seem that it should now have
the best Of prospects for a much lar
ger growth in the near future.
Yours truly,
b. S. DUNLAP, Vice-President.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20
TO Whom 1t May Concern:

TO Whom 1t May Concern:
Mr. S. NJ Watson commenced
hide and junk business in Cordele in
1911, and from then until now has car
ried his account with our bank The
business was commenced in small
way and has grown in such proper
tions that he now maintains one of
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-20

W. T. Perry, Secretary and Treas
urer of the S. NJ. Watson &c Co., Inc,
is so we'll known in Cordele as to need
no introduction to any one in the city,
a mere glimpse of his open and ex-
pressivo Countenance is sufficient for
his friends to say That's Bill" and
for strangers to say There's man
you could trust" Mr.. Perry has been
intimately connected with the growth
and progress of the City OF Cordele,
having resided here for more than
twenty years, and has made scores
of friends who will be glad to know
CT his permanent connection with
the firm Of s. NJ Watson & Company
IS this viii enable him 10 caa'i@2e
his residence in our city. Nj. Ferry,
after completing bua.noea course
with the Georgia Southern 1asilea:I
College, engaged n the dry 5aala bus
mess with tie firm Of J. H. la5a.tar
& co~Dary, and q few years later
the dry goods business for
hi.ase-f uader the name Of W. r, Per
ry 6 Company and had associated with
him i'll this business come CT Cordclo's !
most prominent business men. |
The firm of which Mr.. Perry is now |
secretary and treasurer, is net q new
firm with q reputation to establish, i
but the recently re-organized firm of
5. NJ. Watson G Company, who have
or a number of years had reputable
business established in Cordele with
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