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c*. 1 * 1 i o Uur oiibscnbers Owing to the increase in postage, pa per, and everything connected with our busi ness it is absolutely necessary for us that we collect al! due on subscription. . W 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 ou Appreciation of your early attention to this matter and ofyour kind patronage, we have secured a limited number of fine CALI:NDAFvS 9 without an advertisement on th .m, and will present ore 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, Arriving Daily AT Till: STORf: Of 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 lead 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 guing to b 3 m3 h hs.g her nex t sea son. Yours for Business, jT* 11 7 ¥ ¥ I | .pA y/W HPSFfi STAR ROUTE. Cotton picking is the order of the day in this part. Mr. Ezra Wright and family spent Saturday night an S :•••’ day at Mr. Geo. Gilbert' . Mrs. S. B. Wright spent Sat urday afternoon with Mr T. B Fowler. Miss Ola Thompson, \vi a has had typhoid fever, I am glad to j say is able to be on her v. ay , home. Mrs. H. G. Bolden and child ren spent Sunday at Mr. Tam ; Vaughan’s. Mr. DeWitt Fowler and fam ily spent Sunday afternoon at i Mr. Paul Barnes. Several from this part attend led the Southeastern Fair in At lanta. and report a good time. That wedding happened Sun day Mr. Connie Buice and Miss Alien Pruitt, Judge Tidwell performing the ceremony. Mr. DeWitt Fowler and fam ily spent Saturday night with i his father, Mr. T. B. Fowler. Mr. Ural Bagley and broth er and sister spent .Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. A. S. Samples and fartily. Mr. Thad Tuliis and family spent Thursday night at Mr. S. B. Wright’s. Mrs. Fred Holcomb and chil dren spent last week with Mr. J. L. Barnes. Mr. Henry Pruitt and family spent one night last week at his father's, Mr. J. W. Pruitts. Daddy. BEAVER RUIN. Sunday was certainly a beau tiful day. wasn’t it? Mrs. Edith Gravitt and little daughter spent Saturday with Mrs. H. E. Shadburn. Mrs. Missouri Moulder is vis iting her sister, Mrs. Vada Shad burn and famlv. Mrs. Bolden is visiting rela tives at Heardville. Misses Lizzie Vernon and Bu by Bruce visited Miss Grace Wheeler Friday. Mr. Jim Smith and family spent Sunday with Mr. A. M. Henderson and family. | The singing at Mrs. C. A. Ham mond’s Sunday night was eniov I ed by all nresent. Miss Thirlev Samples spent Thursday night with Miss Do vie Mullinax. Mr. Ed Smith end family vis ited Homer Smith and family Sunday. Miss Mvrtle Sbadhurn spoof Monday night nf last week with M’ss Thirlev Samples. Mr. Dalton Vernon arid fam ily of Camming snent the week erd with Mr OdtP Vernon. Mr t . E. Vix and "dfe and Miss Selena Mix spent Saturday orf 7 r T Mrs W. -T. e|-)fr.r day afternoon with Mrs. Vada Shadburn. Miss Mae Hammond visited Mr. Oda Hammond and family one night last week. Mr. ,T. W. Webb vill sinsr at Enay r mgn nav-t S’m.dyv nf'ey TIOOU M 1 ,r> A o'clock. Eva V A,- iru-Ppd to '•nro" and M books fO Cl IT O*. Hazel. 1 BRING YOIJR BARTER Errgs A Oc dozen Hens 20e pound i Friars 23c pound Molded Butter 35- pound ; Stock Peas $1.50 bushel White Peas 2.50 to 3.50 bu. 48 pounds flour $3.00 S. G. CROSS, Camming, Ga., Route 3. ROUTE 3. Mr. Homer Holbrook and Mr I Bud Castleberry and family vis ! ited Mr. Ceph Pool and family at Lawrenceville Sunday. Mr. W. X Satterfield and fam ily spent Saturday night at Mr J. A. Stewart’s. 1 Miss Zonie Belle Barnett vis . ited Miss Ethic Barnett. M r.- and M rs. Carl 3p< nee -and .Mrs. T. S. Bennett Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Alt! .. PruW •.rui wife visited Tandy Anglin and fam ily Saturday night. The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Guthrie has scarlet fever Hope it will soon recover. Mrs. Pird; Barnett and child ren spent Saturday night with Mr. Will Barnett and family. Mrs. Dora Pruitt and daugh ter. Ruth, visited Mrs. Ann Ben nett Thursday. Mrs. Roxie Anglin and Mrs. Lvddie Pruitt visited Mattie ami Rauslee Stewart Sunday. Air. Bill Bennett and family spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mr. A. J. Green and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Poole visited Mrs. Hassie Vaughan Saturday and Sunday. ffffffffffffff Run Do\fa Aching people need a good tonic that will send the blood tingling through the body, enrich it by im proving the digestion, and clean it by expelling ti e waste matter. Health is a matter of plenty of rich blood, free from impurities. PERUNA dispels inflammation of the blood making organs, --the di gestion-gives tone a;r: "pep” to the membranes that line •he lungs arid the digestive tract, ar.J i.. '/iterates tl'.e entire system. You can have health i." ycu tel e ~• / . . care cf yoar dkiVhP self nnd t.-he P* niaa v;hc n - xa iiccd ,L -ir At ycu- and: - .. ■'& C*tan Ci-. Patients from A?! Over Georgia It would surprise you to know the vest number of Georgians from all over the state who go to the Cne Price Den tal Office, 301,'< 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 < f the skilled oprators at the One Price Dental Office. P.. Si Sparks, of Shiloh, Ga., says in a letter dated March 15, 1917: “You worked cn u:y teeth a year ago in February. The work has .been per f.e-tly r 'i-factory. I cc-r’.d rot ask any more of . cl ::.: 1.” J: •re ia the One Price Dental Office 1 \y schedule of prices: Pert gold crowns, $3; bridge wop:, $3 ... ;■ ioo'h; iin,: t set of teeth rror- y can buy, 5 > All work guaran ty and ten years, 'i he next time your t -ith need attention, h. : ere to got an ,5; imate from the Or- Price" Cental Office before you have the work ileno.. Edmondson il I’irkle have a ' ' supply of 5 gallon cane top jacketed cans Tor putting ■ vr p in : also the friction top H lb i ize syrup buckets. These ’ ; esentable package for the market and v ill : ecp it fresh and nice. For Sale. 140 acre farm; about 5 0 acres in cultivation, about 25 in hob toms, balance limber. 3 room house. See me at once. P. W. Green, S ar.ee, Ga., route 2.