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North-east Georgia’s BIGGEST FAIR Gainesville, Georgia OCTOBER 23, 24,25, 26, 27, 1917. No expense will be spared to make this fair a real exhibition of the prod ucts of the greatest section of Georgia. Hundreds of Dollars Offered In Premiums. i A great line of amusements and free Attractions. For Premium List and information Write the Secretary. NORTH-EAST GEORGIA’S BIGGEST FAIR Gainesville, Ga., October 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. Come To The Southeastern FAIR ATLANTA, GA. October 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 ONE FARE PLUS 25c ROUND TRIP ON ALL RAILROADS Grand Circuit RACES Fastest horses in America will compete daily for prizes aggregating $34,000; Horse Miow; Cattle Show, Swine Exhibits; Poultry; Agricultural Display; Horti cultural Display; Educational Exhibits; Women’s Work; Dog Show. Seventh Annual Georgia Corn Show; Boys’ Corn Club Contest; Girls’Canning Club Contest; Boys’ Pig Club Contest; Boys’and Girls’ Posiitry Club Contest. Midway, Larkland, Clean Fun and Frolic, Fre* Vaudeville Attractions, Free Brass Band Concerts, free Fireworks Nightly. $65,000 In Prizes You Can’t Afford To Miss It! " If YOU DON’T TAKE THE NEWS, SUBSCRIBE. FRIENDSHIP Here I come again. | Singing school closed at this place Friday. A large crowd from around here attended the singing con vention at Bethlehem Saturday and Sunday. Mi-s. Lucy Redd of Atlanta is spending awhile with relatives in this part. Mr. Ralph Vaughan and wife of near Haw Creek spent Satur day night and Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Roper. Mrs. Hattie Haygood of At lanta is spending a few days with relatives in this part. Mr. Arthur Tollison made a business trip to Chamblee Sat urday. Mr. Jerry Howard spent Sun day in Ducktown. Messrs Sherman and Paul Rollins spent Saturday night with Mr. Smith Tallant near Drew'. Mr. Nathan Rhodes and fam ily spent Saturday night and Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson. A Reader. ROUTE 3. Mr. Vester Day and family spent Saturday night with Mr. Richard Barrett. Mr. Preston Green, wife and son spent Saturday night with Mr. A. O. Gilbert. Mr. Weltie Cook and wife spent Saturday night with Mr. i Torn Bennett and family. Mr. Carl Day, wife and little j daughter spent Saturday night 'with Mr. J. A. Barker and fam i iJ y- I Mr. Carl Heard, wife and lit tie son are spending a few days with Mr. G. M. Coker. Mrs. Exie Gravitt spent Sat urday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Barker. Mrs. M.G. Hutchins and dau. spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Green. Mrs Lena Green and daugh ter and Mrs. Sadie Lands spent Tuesday with Mr. George San ders and family. Those visiting at Mr. A. J. Green’s Sunday were: Mr. Gra dy Green and family and Mr. Vos Green and family. Mr. Bill Bennett and wife and little son spent Sunday with Mr Glen Guthrie and family. Two Pets. DAVES CREEK Mrs. Emma Shaw and child ren of Atlanta were week-end visitors at Mr. J D Green’s. Mr. Truman Orr spent Wed nesday night with relatives at Stone Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Rickerson are on an extended visit o their daughter, Mrs. S. G. Cross. Several of the boys from this part attended the big singing at Bethlehem and report some ex cellent singing. Mrs. Patsy Buice spent a few days last week with her grand daughter, Mrs. H. W. Terry. Miss Annie Lou Cross has re turned home after a weeks vis it to relatives in Atlanta. Mrs. John Hudson is very ill at this writing. Mrs. Rebecca Green is visit ing Mrs. J. F. Jordan on route 6 Mr. C. A. Smith and family spent Friday afternoon at Mr. J. W. Buice’s. Mrs. James Sanders spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. George Barker. HEARDVILLE. Most everybody through here has been pulling fodder. Miss Maude Dawson visited Miss Maude Cape Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. W. T. Bottoms and fam ily and Mr. M. V. Hawkins and family visited at Mr. J. C Pir kles Saturday night Mr. Bud Tinsley and wife have returned from a visit to At lanta. Mrs. Ola Cape and children spent Friday at Mr. T. J. Sc.se bee’s. Miss Annie Belle Dawson vis ited Miss Era Pirkle Sunday night. Mr. Silas Evans and family visited at Mr. Isaac Sewell’s Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Alton Sewell and wife visited at Mr. W. B. Wallis’ T'ri day night. Mr. Gartrell Fletcher and wife visited at Mr. Lee V allis Friday night. Mr. John Pruitt and family visited at Mr. J. H. Ellis’ Wed nesday night and Thursday. Mr. Lee Wallis and family visited at Mr. H. K. Fletcher’s Saturday night. Mr. Wm. Pirkle and sisters Era and Ollie visited their sister near Norcross Sunday. Brown Eyes. BEAVER RUIN. Mrs. Susan Davis is visiting her sons in Toccoa and Clayton Those visiting Roy and Lewis Hamby Sunday were; Brown Smith, Robert Dougherty and Hoyt Tate. Mrs. Lucia Shadburn and chil dren spent one evening last week with Mrs. W. F. Smith. Mrs. Epsie Wheeler and lit tle grandson, Alton, kpent one night last week with relatives in Cumming. Misses Myrtle and Ivia Shad burn were guests of Misses Bet tie and Mae Hammond Sunday Mr. Arthur Tate and wife spent Saturday and Sunday in Gainesville. Mr. Homer Smith and wife spent Sunday at Mr. A. J. Smith’s. Mrs. Belle Hamby has sever al very large sun flowers, one measuring 17 inches in diame ter and 51 inches in circumfer ence. * Hazel. CORINTH. Well, as I have been absent for sometime I’ll write again. I will holler hurrah for Hill Billy for his piece last week. Such pieces as that will make our paper worth reading. Rev J. W. Thomas has been assisting Rev. T. H. Robertson in his meeting at Cool Springs and Yellow Creek in Hall coun ty, and reports good meetings at both churches He expects 1 o help Bro. White this week in a meeting at Harmony in Davv son county? The singing school at this place is just fine. The prayer meeting at this place is still going on which | was started last year at the close of the protracted meet ing and has not missed a single Sunday night when the people could get there and the last time they met there was the lar gest crowd that has been. That is the way for people to do let the interest go upward instead of downward. Prayer meeting is good for the church as well as leading the lost to Christ. So three cheers for Corinth. Remember next Saturday and Sunday are regular meeting days. Let everybody come. Well, the time is here for our boys to leave for the training camp. May the holy spirit go with every one of them as they leave their homes and remain with them always is my desire for them all. Messrs Will Hulsey, Welt Hansard, Loss Gravitt and Bob Mullinax made a flying trip to South Georgia last week look ing at the country. STAR ROUTE. Foddr pulling is the order of the day in this part. Mr. Eugene Wood and wife spent Sunday at Mr. Warren Wood’s. Mr. Preston Green and wife and little son spent Friday at Mr. T. B. Fowler’s. Mr. Jim Wood is spending a while with Mr. Warren Wood. Those visiting at Mr. T. B. Fowler’s were; Mrs. H. G. Bol den and Mr. C. I. White and family. Miss Ola Thompson is at her sisters sick with the fever. Mr. N. D. Major and family spent Sunday at Mr. A. S. Sam ple’s. Mr. Bob Bagley and family spent Sunday at Mr. G. W. Pir kle’s. ' Mrs. Tom Vaughan and child ren spent one day ~st v eck at Mr. J. W. bowler’s. Mr. Roscoe Echols spent part of the day §unday with his fa ther, Mr. M. L. Echols, s Mr. Maul Phillips and wife spent Sunday at Mr. B. J. Bag ley’s. PEA RIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Moon and children of near Crabapple spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. C. T. Green and family. Next Saturday and Sunday are regular meeting days at Brookwood. Mr. J. C. Bagwell and family of Duluth spent Sunday at P. W. Green’s. Mr. Roscoe Echols of Camp Gordon spent Saturday night at Mr. P. W. Green’s. Roscoe says that Uncle Sam’s army is non a bad place, he says he enjoys it fine. We certainly do trust that no misfortune will over take him. Pat, has been passed up for service and if I get there it will be a disgrace to Forsyth county to send me I think Milledgeville would be a more suitable place for me. I’m gun shy and of course I’ll run over somebody down there. They liked to have exempted me on an'empty hqad but they decided my shoes would make life boats and they sent me on. Mr. Otis Bagley and family spent Sunday at C. T. Green’s. Mr. Chas. Mathis spent Sat urday night and Sunday in the Gate City. Patients from All Over Georgia It would surprise you to know the vast number of Georgians from all over the state who go to the One Price Den tal Office, 10 4% Whitehall st., Atlanta, to have their teeth attended to. There are hundreds of them. And all of them find they can save money by paying railroad fare to Atlanta and availing themselves of the services of the skilled operators at the One Price Dental Office. R. S. Sparks, of Shiloh, Ga., says in a letter dated March 15, 1017: “You worked on my teeth a year ago in February. The work has been per fectly satisfactory. I could not ask any more of a dentist.” Here is the One Price Dental Office low schedule of prices: Best gold crowns, $3; bridge work, $3 per tooth; finest set of teeth money can buy, $5. All work guaran teed ten years. The next time your teeth need attention, be sure to get an estimate from the One Price Dental Office before you have the work done. S Stomach Troubles Since Childhood PERUNA Made Me Well _ Mr. Wm. W. Everly, 3325 North 1 NOW Hancock Street, Philadelphia, Pa., writes: r_* „ “i have been troubled with stomach CnjOy disorders since childhood, but after vn ! a taking six bottles of your Peruna, I IhC DeSt now enjoy tho best of health. 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Before placing your son elsevkere, read our catalog. I A. M. HUGHLETT, A. M., LL. D., Headmaster, Oxiord, Ga. | 20per Cent Saved. Tor S’xtv Days O.i and after this date for 60 days every customer buying. goods at this store will be given a profit sharing cer tiffcate with each 25c purchase. These certificates will be accepted by us at face value toward the purchase of any article in our Special Novelty Department. Mothers! Listen! Is there a baby in your home under one year of age? .Bring it to this store. It will receive a" gold ring. The supply is limited Call now. Ladies Attention!! While they last we will present free with our compliments to every lady calling at our store a teaspoon of Rogers’ well known make. GEO. W. HEARD, Cumming, Georgia.