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Little Bits Of The Very Best Kind Of Evidence Please 11 ml oncloai'il money order for $3.00, for wliicli send me another one of your Jobson plows complete. Youth tnily, K J- Tolleson, Uoitz, Ala. Cnpi W M l’nliner, \URiisln, Ga., writer: "1 liar, bem a irung ailvo eate of deep plmvinp. bill I have neter found a plow Dial would do llie as satisfactorily as this. I consider i the greatest plow of tie age, ano 1 would like to see one on every tarni in the country.” Jno. S. llrown. of Locut Grove, Ga , writes: “I’ve used your plow for sev f'ral seasons. Y<u ran break land deeper with it anil it does not turn up the clay. 1 can recommend the plow from personal experience.” \V. B. Candler, of Villa Ilieu, Ga., writes: "I have used vour '.lobson I nr nor’ with pleasure and profl I< on alder It the best plow that any man can buy I expect to. use It on all my land next season." "It’s no trouble to break the land from ten to twelve Ineln with a Job sou. ' says YV. T. Power, Klberton, (.a job.son Agencies, establish ed with the beat and niosl >ro gressive harhware and g< neial atore everywhere, are always glad to give out literature con corning the System and to do everything they can to spread it’s benefits in their communi ties. Aget for Cumming is Geo W. Heard, Home office, Atlan ta Ga. * k i(x\ j/i\ Ns \ y *' .pH New Spring Clothes Modeled to the young Man’s mind- and made to our standard. Here’s a suit- or rather a line ot suits on which we put the best thou ght and buying a bilitv we possess. There’s quality m the fab rie; quality in the hand tailoring; quality in the fine silk thread; quality the style. Made by Schloss Bros & Cos., the Famous Young Men’s tailors ~ leaders in style for al most half a centurity. Their guarantee and ours goes with every suit. SIO.OO to $25.00 Edmondson & Pirkle Cumming, Ga. ESr^Hv^ 7 ?' ~ ;1 r ™ -. ff' .• ~-n :.7, J HOPEWELL, 1 Rev. .1. W. Hughes preached at Hopewell Sunday, also there ! was a singing in the afternoon. Mrs. T. W. Barron and little I daughter, Clara Mae, are spend ling awhile with relatives near i Jasper. Rev. W. L. Singleton and wife spent awhile last week with the former’s father here, who is very sick. Misses Mary Hulsey, Beulah and Elizabeth Barron visited Misses Mattie and Annie Hugh esSunday. Master Howard Singleton visited his brother, Kenneth, a while last week. Misses Edna and Eunice Barnwell visited at Mr. G. H. Glass’ Sunday. Miss Agnes Wallis visited at Mrs. Amelia Wallis’ Sunday. Misses Lorena and Bonnie Carruth spent Saturday night with Misses Beulah and Eliza -1 beth Barron. Miss Vinnie Singleton, who has been spending sometime with relatives in S. C., has re turned home. Mr. Harwell Hulsey and fam ily visited at Mr. B. Hulsey’s Sunday. Miss Estelle Wallis, who has been in school at Waleska, has returned home. Some from here attended May meeting at Coal Mountain Sun day. Messrs Marvin Wallis and Frank Hulsey, also Miss Mag gie Wallis attended Reinhardt ! commencement last week. <2 Cosette. PEA RIDGE There was a large crowd at Sharon Sunday and all seeemd to enjoy themselves fine. Misses Essie and Eva Green spent the week-end in this part Mr. Reno Green spent last week at home. Dr. (). T. Harris is on the sick list, we hope he’ll soon recover Mr. Garth Green made a bus iness trip to Buford Wednesday Miss Erma Green is spending a few days in this part. We are sorry that Mrs. Har ris is not doing so well at this writing. Next Sunday is regular sing ing evening at Brookwood. We poor ignorant farmrs are glad to have the advice we are getting. We appreciate some experience man’s advice, but we don’t care anything about someone telling us how to farm that wouldn’t know which end l of a plowstock. to hitch a mule to. We have had too much of Hat kind of advice now’. It’s ' easy to tell how to farm but i here is some work to it. I would | like to see some of them that is telling us how get out and try and see if they could make e nough to feed those 50 hens and that cow. I my doubts about it. Some people in this section are planting over their cotton. “Hill Billey” says I’m not im proving any in my meanness, but yet he says I diden’t misrep | resent him last week and he Isays he diden’t borrow- any ! body’s children either, so I’m tilling to sign that petition. Pat. PLEASANT VIEW Nearly everybody attended meeting at Sharon last Sunday and Rev. Thompson sure did preach a big sermon. The sick in this part are all setter. Remember next Saturday and 'unday are regular meeting days here. Sunday school at ten o’clock next Sunday, preaching at 11 and prayer service at 3 p. m. We hope to have a good attend mce at all these services. It looks like if we have a land of cotton in this part it \ill have to be planted over, lien it would be late. Everybody ought to have >een at Sharon Sunday to hear ,vhat Bro. Thompson said was arising all this trouble. Our bibles would tell us just what ne said if we would read them because he preached only the bii ble. Rev. BradJy filled his regu- lar appointment at Chalcedonia Sunday but failed to get there on Saturday on account of rain. Yes, “Bob White” I am get ting ready for our meeting the 4th of July. Hope all the cor respondents will be there in stead of the war. Rev Spivey of near Lawrence vilb’ will preach here Saturday night before the second Sun day. He is a good preacher and will open the service by leading a hymn like old times and will be run in the old time way througout the services. Let everybody remember the time and attend and you will hear a good sermon. Bea good boy Pat and keep going to meeting. Hill Billey. BEAVER RUIN. Not much visiting this week as most everybody went to the singings at Roanoke, Pleasant Grove and Sharon Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Wheeler and two children spent first of last week with her parents in Cumming. Rev. Byron Couch preached an interesting sermon at Beav er Ruin last Thursday night. Mrs. W. J. Bennett visited at Mr. Guy Heard’s Saturday af ternoon Mrs. Geo. Fowler spent Sun day afternoon with Mrs. Epsie Wheeler. Miss Ruby Mae Bruce was the guest of Miss Ruby Smith one day last week. Mrs. Clura Bruce and Miss Lizzie Vernon spent one day last week at Mr. L. B. Dover’s. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bennett attended services at Beaver Ruin Thursday night. Hazel. CUBA. He shall teach you all things Several from around here at tended the singing at Mt. Pis gah Sunday afternoon and all report a good time. Misses Ollie Mae and Blanche Stephens and Lillian and Liller Bramblett were the guest of Misses Mae and Alice Roper Saturday afternoon. Mr. John Brambleet has pur chased himself anew Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Mann of Val dosta are spending a few days with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Em ma Talant. Misses Minnie and Daisy Mar tin spent Saturday right near Coal Mountain. Mrs. Rebecca Roper spent Fri day with Mrs. B. P. Roper. Mr. C L Tribble and children spent Sunday afternoon at Mr, W. N. Tribble’s. Misses Mae and Alice Roper spent Sunday morning with Miss Besie Rollins. Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards spent Sunday in Cumming. Several from around here at tended the music at Mr. Edd Bramblett’s Saturday night. Well as news is scarce in this part I will ring off. MT PISGAH. Say Farmer! How do you like this rain? Mr. Smith Tallant and family visited Mr. W. T. Tallant and family Saturday night. Misses Mattie and Hattie Me Clain visited Mr. Bartow Beach am Saturday night and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wallis visited Mr. W. B. Wallis and family Sunday. Mr.— Pickett and family of Roswell are visitors in this com munity. Mr. C. L. Hawkins and fam ily was visitors at Mr. J. B. Pruitt’s Sunday afternoon Those visiting at Mr. T. J. Sosebee’s Saturday night and Sunday was Mr. Homer and Miss Mae Sosebee and Mr. New ton Sosebee and family. Mr. J. Beacham and wife are spending a few days at Mr. Bartow Beacham’s. Miss Ida Hawkins visited Miss Nora Hawkins Sunday. Miss Nettie and Mi'. Lewis Howard spent Saturday night with Mr. J. B. Hawkins and family. MIDWAY A nice rain fell here one dayj last week and the rain was ac compained by some hail but it 'did not damage the crops in this part. | Mr. Marion Stowe was bur ied at Midway Friday and Mr. Philip Neese Saturday. The bereaved have our sympathy. Mr. C. O. Hendrix made a' trip t o Marietta Saturday night Mr. Henry Boling spent Sat urday night at Rev. V. K. Vaughan’s near Haw Creek. Most everybody took in the May meeting at Hopewell and LSharon Sunday. Those visiting at Mrs. Mary Bolings Saturday night and Sunday were Mr. J. M. Boling and family, Mr. J. I Sewell and family of Dawson county J. B. CORINTH. Well the May meeeings has come an dgone. What O what will be on us if we live til May 1918? Will we have the priv eleges then that W'e have had this May? I fear not. Some of our people that is with us now will not be here next May, but may be over in that far country O how we ought to rejoice be- cause of the liberty that we now enjoy, but 1 fear we will never enjoy those happy days no more with all our people. It sure does look hard for us to have to give up our boys be cause we don’t know when they take their leave from us that w r e will ever see them any more in this world but we can’t help it now, so I would jusrt say to all while you are preparing to meet the enemy prepare to meet thy God. Well we attended divine ser vices at Roanoke Sunday and had a good time, singing in the afternoon. Brother Luper Mul linax did preach a good ser mon from Luke 10. This was his first time to preach, he sure did well. May the Lord help him and strengthen him in this work, for it is a grand work when it is carried out in the right way. We are sorry to say that Mr. Bryan Williams has fever but hope for him a speedy recover. Well we learn that there is some trouble in the Sunday school aUßoauoke because the Superintendent appointed a man teacher of the advance class that is a holiness. I want to ask a question in regard to this. Is this right or not. I think not. A Subscriber. SHARON Rev. Thompson filled the pul pit here Sunday: Rev. Hender son preaching Saturday. Mrs. F. T. Williams and child ren spent Saturday night at J. D. Buice’s. Go ahead boys and Register Tuesday Being that I diden’t happen to be in the age I’ll stay at home and pray for you. some folks seem to be rather surprised at me not being 21, they say that I ought to be, for to their certin knowledge I have had the seven-year itch three times. Miss Kate Buice and Mr. Les ter Simpson of near Gaines ville were married at the resi dence of W. P. Blackstock Sun day. We wish them a long hap py life. Mrs. E. A. Holcombe who has been on an extended visit to rel atives in this part, returned to her home in Buford Wednes day. I Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Comer spent Wednesday night at Mrs. Jennie Echols. Mr. Sam Martin spent Satur day night at Mr. M. S. Buice’s. Rev. Henderson spent Sat urday night with Mr J. M. Ter ry and family. Verily, the worry of the war situation is beginning to tell; imagine our surprise, when last in town, to find our editor is freting himself plumb hump backed. Uncle Josh. ROUTE 3 Several nice showers of rain fell in this part last week and some hail. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Satter field and daughter, Beatris, vis ited Mr. T. S. Bennett and fam ily Saturday night. Mr. E. L Tatum and family of Atlanta spent the latter part of last week with Mr Ed Rhodes and family. Mr. Allen Souhard visited rel atives at East Point last week. Mr. William Ashworth and family visited at Mr. Silas Ash worth’s Monday. Mrs. Othell Fowler and Mrs. Bertie Harrison visited Mrs. Othell Satterfield one day last week. Mrs. Nancy Holbrook spent one night last week with her brother, Mr. R. C. McDaniel and family near Friendship. Mr. Ceph Pool and daughter, of Lawrenceville visited at Mr. J. H. Castleberry’s last week. Dorothy. JUST IN TIME Some Cumming People May Wait Till It’s Too Late. Don’t wait until too late. Be sure to be in time. Just in time with kidney ids Means curing the bachache, the dizziness, the urinary dis orders That so often come with kid ney troubles. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for this very purpose. Here is testimony to prove their merit. J. H. Morris. Sr.. Merchant, 311 Moon St., Cartersville, Ga, says: “My kidneys acted ir regularly and caused me a lot of trouble. I didn’t have to take Doan’s Kidney Pills very long before I was relieved. My. kid neys now act all right and I have no need of Doan’s Kid ney Pills.” Price 50 cents at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—got Doan s Kidney Pills —the same that Mr. Mor ris, Sr. had. Foster-Milburn Cos., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. STAR ROUTE We sure had a good rain last week. Mr. Boy Poss and wife and son spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. LaFayette Sam ples. Mrs. A. S. Samples and A a ugh te rs,. and. Mrs. Q. kle and children'spent Wednes day afternoon at Mrs. Dewitts Fewler.s. Mrs. S. B. Wright spent Mon day afternoon with Mrs. War ren Wood. Mr. L. P. Green, wife and son spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. T. B. Fowler’s. Several from this place at tended May meeting at Sharon Sunday and report a good time Mrs. J. L. Barnes and child ren spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Waldo Anglin. Mr. Luke Wood and baby spent Saturday afternoon with his father, Mr. Warren Wood. Mr. Gus Lawson spent last of the week at Orange. Well, boys get ready to reg ister for the day is not long off so you can help to kill the Ger mans. lam sorry that lam just a few days too old. I will ring off with best wish es to all, Daddy, j BRANDYWINE. Is the Holy Spirit guiding you in all truths? Young man did you attend Sunday school last Sunday? If not you did not do your duty to God nor to humanity. Rev. W. L. Singleton preach ed an interesting sermon at Mid way last Sunday. He is a chris tian gentleman of fine intellect and is a great preacher. Our long dry spell was broke last Tuesday by a good rain' but we also had a pretty bad ( hail. It left crops in almost as bad condition as they were be- fore. Did you read about the Ü boat sinking that ditching out fit for Big Creek. Germany whips Uncle Sam and puts him under a king June bugs will be as large as elephants and bed bugs will have sixteen wings. We thought until recently that the U. S. was a Christian naion. We understand that one I /Pgf<Tf**'f*f*2 Summer Colds Weaken They are even more dangerous than winter I oimavs •**""* colds, for they hanß on fo long that tney be come’chronic catarrh. Heat and dust ag gravate them, cause the infected surface to it 'Crtiw-niSnwntcnw J onroad and fill the body with systemic cat- JTT| urrli. Neglect costs health and energy. 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On display and sale for by STRICKLAND & WISDOM, Agents Forsyth & Dawson Counties. ( ,; / j Flies Breed Tied Devil Lye' in Filttl Ea.is Filth Kill the Cause Germ-carrying flies bring disease direct to your home from the privy and outhouse. They wipe their germ laden feet on your food, bathe in the baby’s milk and leave many forms of sickness —then come- the doctor’s bills —and you know what that means. Flies carry on their feet filth and the germs of typhoid fever, malaria, Sonsumption—perhaps infantile paralysis and other dread diseases. i Vfy -- Destroys The F'~ SPRINKLE RED DEVIL LVE FREE' " re or tw.ca a week in f your privy or outhouse. You can’t u::o much. It will clean j? up these places, remove the foul odor and i!_ -eggs from hatching. r ’ RC3 DEV!!. S.YS Is air,a slrftfy tvtjf V r fat fcP making soap, condition r— 'rra cmj making compos! ter i U ISEKD POSTAL F)R r ——— -| I FREEjeonX, RED DEVIL HE I Win, Schield Mfg. Do,, jls Soid By AH Grocers. i . 9 * ■ ■■■l f nHHHHRWUtJUiaWQB ST- L.OIHG, l,t - I church in Amreica refused to ! vote that it ’’tvas. So I guess that w r e were mistaken about it being one, but if we are not a Christian nation then there is none. Some people are almost if not committing treason in the U. S. they are secretly encour aging rebellion to the authority of congress and by their much fuss making stirring up a senti ment against our government that is hurtful. No matter whether you agree with the President in his policy you should not injure our chance of success by trying to keep the other fellow from giving him his aid. If I understood the situation as Mr. Wilson does I guess I would see things as he does, and not until I think I know more about it than he does will I try to run the business for him. Paw. ROUTE 6. The much needed rain ha? come at last, aceompained by a lot of hail in this part. | All day services at Roanoke I Sunday was well attended. Mrs. Azelee Poss and little | son, spent Saturday night and [Sunday at Mr. J. L. Samples’, j Mr. John Marshall and fam , ily of Flowery Branch are vis ! iting his parents’ Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marshall. Rev. J W Miller and Mr. Alf j Roper spent Saturday night at Mr. E. B. Samples’, j Mr. Arthur Mullinax visited at W. L. Hulsey’s Saturday 'night. 'I he singing at Mr. J. W. Sam pie’s Saturday night was fine and enjoyed by all present Misses Carrie Miller and Eu la Roper were the guest of Bliss Vera Samples Saturday night. Mr. Presley Samples is visit ing relatives here.