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Notice To Our Subscribers Owing to the increase in postage, pa per, and everything connected with our busi ness it is absolutely necessary for us that we collect all due on subscription. We have managed as best wo could during the year, and have not asked for money from our subscribers. In doing so we have been compelled to incur some obliga tions which are about due, and we will certainly appreciate it if those who are due us will call and help us At Once if Possible A statement showing your standing with us has or will be mailed to you. Asa token of our Appreciation of your early attention to this matter and of your kind patronage, we have secured a limited number of fine CALENDARS, without an advertisement on them, and will present one to all paying for their paper while they last. Come at once as we only have a limited number. They will be an ornament to your home. J. B. Patterson. NEW GOODS Arriving Daily AT THE STORE OE G. W. HEARD. My New Fall and Winter Goods are arriving daily, in fact, lots of them are here right now ready for you to come and inspect. I have just received a car load of up to date furniture: about $2,000 worth of Clothing and about $3,000 worth of Shoes. Call and inspect them. I will close out all my summer stock at greatly reduced prices. Now is the time to purchase as goods are going to be much higher next season. Yours for Business, Geo. W. Heard Sale Under Agreement. Georgia, Forsyth County. By virtue of an agreement en tered into between the owners thereof, will be sold at public outcry on the 15th day of No vember, 1917, at the court house door in said county, be tween the legal hours of ten and two o’clock, 11-12 undivid ed interest in one hundred and sixty (160) acres, more or less of land, lying and being in the state of Georgia, and county of Forsyth, and described as fol lows: (40) acres more or less in the second distr ,r, t and first section of originally Cherokee now Forsyth county, known as and lot number eleven hund red and thirty nine (1139), al so one .nundred a* and twentv (120) acres more cr less in the second f stiict and first sect’-n of Forsyth county, known as land lots numbers one thousand and eighty four (1084), one thousand and eighty three, (1083) ; one thousand and sev enty two (1072) ; all of said land lying in one body and to sold in one tract. Terms of sale cash. This 15th day of Octo ber, 1917. C. M. Lowe, D. B. Lowe, Queen Lowe, Lizzie Lowe, Eunice Buice, Lucy Lowe. ROUTE 3. Mrs. Minnie Jett ancl child ren visited Mr. Carl Jett and family near Mars Hill Sunday Mrs. Othell Satterfield spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Em ilj Castleberry. Mrs. Ada Martin and child ren spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Hassie Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Bennett and Mr. Newton Satteffield and family spent Sunday at Mr. J. B. Fowler’s. Mises Odell and Zonie Bell Barnett visited their grand pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Strawn Sunday. Dewethan Pruitt spent Sun day with Everett and James Anglin. Mrs. Ada Anglin and Nettie Spearman visited Tom Hall and family Saturday night. Mrs. Othell Satterfield and daughter and Miss Mary Castle berry visited Mrs. R. Cheek Sat urday. Mr. Enoch Barnett and fam ily visited Mr. Will Barnett and family Friday night. Mr. Ed Rhodes and family are visiting relatives in Atlanta ROUTE 7. Well, as I haven’t seen any dots from this place will try to write a few. Mr. Jack Westbrook and fam ily visited Mr. E. A. Durham and family recently. Miss Geneva Westbrook vis ited Annie Nix Saturday night. Mrs. Zillie Hawkins of South Georgia is spending awhile at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holbrook. Mr. Mathie Strickland and family spent Saturday night at Mr. Joe Webb’s near Union Hill Messrs Russell and Glen West brook and Miss Orpha Nix vis ited Mr. E. A. Durham and fam ily Sunday. Miss Eva Martin spent Sun day with Miss Sopha and Bell Nix. Mr. Albert Day and family spent Sunday with Mr. J. L. Nix Miss Winnie Day spent Sun day with Miss Mattie Day. Several from around here went to Camp Gordon Sunday. Blue Eyes. From Route 3. The second Sunday in Octo ber has come and gone, and l wonder how many went to the meeting and .served God.? Mr. Claude Viner visited at Mr. J. H.Stancils Sunday. Mrs. Emma Glover visited at Mrs. J. H. Stancil’s Saturday. Miss Flossie Green of route 6, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Sam Dinsmore and family. Mr. Elmer Stancil and sisters Linda and Mattie attended ser vices at Friendship Sunday and report a good time. Several from this part atten ded the singing at Sharon Sun day and report some fine sing ing and a good time. Mr. Sam Dinsmore spent Sun day v.ith relatives near Duck town. Mr. Sam Jones spent Satur day in Buford on business. We are glad to say that the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dinsmore is improving. Mr. White has come and you can see he has killed Mr. Green and autumn is here and leaves are turning brown and the days will be cold. ROUTE 6. Well, as I haven’t written any for sometime, I will try again. Mr. Raleigh Moulder and family spent Saturday night at Mr. S. A. Oravitt’s. Misses Lona and Cassie Gil bert spent Sunday night with Mrs. L. D. Anglin. Mr. Allen Anglin of near Bu ford spent Saturday night with Mr. W. H. Gilbert and family. Mrs. L. D. Anglin and son vis ited Mr. L. D. Gilbert and fam ily one night last week. Mrs. J. D. Green spent one af ternoon recently with Mrs. H. W. Terry. Mrs. S.A. Gravitt spent Sat urday afternoon with Mrs. L. D . Gilbert. Mrs. W. H. Gilbert spent Sun day with her mother, Mrs. An glin. Mr. Ambrose Gilbert spent Sunday night with Mr. Charlie Anglin. Mr. Chesty Anglin and family spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. J. H. Buice. Mrs. J. D. Green spent Satur day afternoon with Mrs. L.D. Anglin. Statement of the Ownership, Management,etc., of the For syth County News, published weekly at Cumming, Ga., as re quired by P. O. Department. Name of Editor, Managing ed itor, Publisher, Business Mana er and owner, J. B. Patterson, Cumming, Ga. Name of Mortgagees: Farmers & Merchants Bank of Cumming Ga., Mergenthaltr Linotype Cos., of New York City. J. B. Patterson. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2nd day of Oct. 1917. H. S. Brooks, C. S. C. My commission expires Dec. 31 1920. Alex Vaughan has a good home on Atlanta Street, good hermuda pasture with running water, in fact, an up-to-date place, which he wants to sell at a reasonable price and on good terms. Call to see him. For Sale or Rent I have for sale or rent a nice home in the town of Cumming, with good conveniences. Call to see me. ff '■ _ - R. E. Hope.