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Genuine
German Potash Only.
These are made by
Armour, Swift and Ober.
Call to see us. We will appre
ciate your business.
IVlcOure-Tavlor Cos.
DULUTH, GA.
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FERTILIZERS
I represent the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Cos., and A. D. Adair & Mc-
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these famous brands of Fertilizer on
hand at all times.
I will appreciate your calling to see
me when in Duluth, and / will give ,
you the best goods at the lowest pri
ces, and extend to you a cordial wel
come and courteous treatment.
N. H. STRICKLAND
Duluth, Georgia.
Saved Girl’s life
4 “I want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re
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Vocational Training.
“She has a complexion like tinted
porcelain’' “Yes. I know; she took
reasons in china painting.”- Cleveland
flain Dealer.
In Loving Memory.
Of our dear friend Claude
Nalley, who departed this life
Jan. 9th, 1917 and was laid to
rest in Sharon cemetery the 10,
Rev. R. H. Thompson conduct
ing the funeral service.
We can say Claude has been
greatly missed in our commun
ity because he was so good and
kind to everybody. Clauds
was always ready to help in
time of need. He was a mem
ber of Union Hill Baptist
church and we believe a Chris
tian because he loved the breth
ren.
No one can tell how Claude
suffered but he bore his suffer
ing as patience as any one could
We feel sure Claude is now en
joying the sweets of heaven and
waiting for the rest of the fam
ily to come where there will be
no more suffering, pain nor
death but will be happiness for
ever. We will say to all the
bereaved ones, weep not for if
it were possible for Claude to
speak to you he would say
weep not for I am happy with
the Lord. So let us live a chris
tian life and some day we will
meet Claude in the sweet bye
and bye.
May the Lord bless little Oz
zie and help the mother to raise
her right. Oh, how Claude lov
ed her and he always wanted
to please her in any way he
could.
God bless all the connection
Written by one that loved
.him, Clinton Bagwell.
In Loving Memory.
Of my dear darling sister
who departed this life Feb. 13,
1915. She was born October
12th, 1914, she was 5 months
and one day old when the Lord
saw fit to call her home. Her
remains were laid to rest in
Brookwood cemetery. She
leaves a father and mother, 3
sisters, 3 brothers, a grand fath
er, a grand mother and a host
of other relatives and friends
to mour her loss. Oh, how sad
it was to stand around his little
white coffin and look at that
sweet face so cold and in death
and to know never again would
she look up and smile anymore
I think there is some of her rel
atives that is not prepared to
die. May God bless them so
when they comj to die they
may go to meet their darling
one in a sweet home where
there will be no more parting
nor tears to be shed there.
Weep not dear father and
mother dear Dolly is not dead
but sleeping to wake up on the
right of God. Oh, how we miss
her smiling face and long to
hear the voice so still.
There is a chair a vacant
place that no one can fill any
more. We loved her, yes, we
loved her but the angels loved
her still better. There is the
little dresses and no Dolly there
She has paid the debt we all
have to pay sooner or later.
I will ask Jesus in my pray
ers to have us all to live as we
ought to so when we can meet
our darling one in the sweet
bye and bye. Of course we
need not weep over our darling
one who has gone on before for
she is a little angel in heaven
She joined the happy angei
band and the Savior came and
took her away. I am lonely,
yes. lonely since dear litle sis
ter has gone. She says her
dear ones shall meet her in a
better world if we live as we
should. We all may join the
angel band and the Savior shall
come and then we will go to
meet dear little sister beyond
the sky. Then what rejoicing
it will be singing around the
great white Throne. Oh, how
iwcet it is to know that Dolly is
resting in heaven while we are
here on earth weeping, she is
with her loved ones who ha.s
gone on before. How sweet it
is to think we can go to her but
sad to think that she can not
come to us.
A precious one from is gone.
She always had a sweet smile
for every one and tried to love
everybody whom she met. Now
she is in heaven where sad part
ing words come no more and al
in peace and love where we are
told that the streets are paved
with gold and the gates are
pearl.
They have borne he? to the
church yard and her casket
peace whitten the tomb. She is
sleeping a peaceful slumber till
the happy resurrection morn.
Twas the tender loving words
she gave still they linger in
sweet memory we shallanett be
yond in that happy home no
more that sad farewell parting.
Written by her loving sister.
Ovell Hansard.
Potato Plants By Mail.
Nancy Hall, Porto Rico, South
era Queen, Norton and Bunch
Yam, delivered to your door by
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
Crow & Brogdon, Seville, Cia.
In Loving Memory.
Of our darling little brother
Thurston Fagan, the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fagan who
departed this life Feb. 14, 1917
He was one year, two months,
and fifteen days old when the
Lord saw fit to call him home.
Heaven seems more brighter
since little Thurston has bloom
up there. He was not put here
but to bud so as he cjuld bloom
in heaven, heaven was not com
plete so the'L-ord called little]
Thurston to fill the vacant seat.
It is so onely to go home from!
school and no little Thurston to
meet us “with a smile. About
two weeks before he died he
would come in the room where
I was and when he would start
back he would wave his little
hand and tell me bye bye. He
had just begun to walk and talk
when he taken sick. He was
sick only a short time with meas
les and pneumonia. When we
would give it water ir its medi
cine it would lay with its mouth
open for more. Just before it
died it got better. It was so sad
for us stand over it and look at
its cold little face and know
that it would never look at us
and smile again. Last word we
ever heard it say, it pointed its
finger at mama and said ‘power
it pretended to shoot mama and
then it didn’t feel like hugging
her. It grunted o, so sweet.
Little Thurston is not dead but
is sleeping in the arms of Jesus
It is so sad to look at its little
dresses and cradle and no little
Thurston to wear them or to lay
in the cradle. He was laid to
rest in Sharon cemetery, fune
ral service being conducted by
Revs. J. J. Dempsey and V. V.
Braddy in a very able manner.
He leaves a father, mother
3 brothers, 5 sisters and a host
of relatives and friends to
mourn her loss, but our loss is
his eternal gain.
Can never come to us but we
can go to him if we live as we
should. Little Thurston is in
heaven where he will never suit
er or die any more. He suffer
ed with something all of his life
he went through with more
sickness than any little baby I
ever saw.
He had a smile for every bod
y he met, he was loCed by all
vvho knehv him. He would lay
down with any of us children
and go to sleep when he was
well. A few days before he
died he would sit in my lap and
look at pictures and try to say
something about them. Little
Thurston has a home in heaven
We could tell him to, sing and
jje would try to sing when he
would hear anybody singing go
like he was singing mo. It is
so hard to give up little Thurs
ton but the Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh. He was so sweet
that everything he done was
sweet.
There is a vacant place in our
home that never can be filled.
His little chair is vacant and
there is no little Thurston to sit
in it. It was so hard to us to
see little Thurston put away un
der the clay and to think that
we would never get to see him
again on earth. He has paid
the debt that we all have to
pay sooner or later. He is an
angel in heaven singing songs
of Zion. We loved him but still
the angels loved him best and
they took him from us to that
home that was not made with
hands. He has gone to meet!
his little brother and two listers)
that have gone on before. Theyj
will be standing at thg pearly;
gates to greet him on that shore;
Little Thurston is walking with
the angels on the streets that
are paved wih gold. If we livd
as we should we will meet lit
tle Thurston at the pearly gates!
on the resurrection morn where |
there are no tears shed or fare
well words or said. He has gone
to live with Jesus for ever more
Little Turston is at the pearly
gates waiting and watching for
us there. How sweet it would
be to have little Thurston with
us and to play with us again,
but the angels wanted little
Thurston to live on that bright
shore where he would have no
pains o bear. We felt so sad to
look in the casket and see his lit
tie body so cold and to know
that we could not warm him.
Oh. how sad it was to think of
little Thurston being where we
can never see him again till the
resurrection, but tis sweet to
think of such a sweet home he
has in heaven.
He budded on earth to bloom
in heaven.
Thou art gone our precious
darling never more can thouest.
return. A precious one from us
is gone a place is vacant in our
home that never can be filled.
Written by his heart broken
sister, Floys Fagan.
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