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20per Cent Saved.
Por Sjxtv Days
On and after this date for *6O days
every customer buying goods at this
store will be given a profit sharing cer
tificate 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? /iring 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,
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Women
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Tli usands of voluntary lt/1
ett rs from women, tell
yA ing of the good Cardtii Ah
A has done them. This is yjl
he est proof of the value jpe yl
Wy ofCardui. It proves that Wy A
wy Cardui is a good medicine W/j
for women. fyCB
There are no harmful or CyS
Vy* habit-forming drugs in
fKyfj Cardui. It is composed ft/g
K/Jj only of mild, medicinal 'v/A
wyS ingredients, with nob-2
aitcr-cifects. (;y j
TAKE
The Woßian’s Tcaic
I You can rely on Cardui.
Surely it will do for you
what it has done tor so
many thousands of other Yf/%
womenl It should he!p. KAri
“I was taken sick,
seemed to be ... ,” syyjii
writes Mrs. Mary E.Vcs'.e, p/jj
of Madison Heights, Va.
“I get down so weak, wylk
could hardly walk . . . pyß
just staggered around. M
... 1 read of Cardui, F-y|
and after taking one bot- l&yAI
lie, or before taking quite '\y\
ill, 1 felt much better. ! yAjl
took 3 or 4 bottles at
‘y that time, and was able to \/J
'/ do my work. I take it in lA
A the spring when run- \A\
y' down. I had no appciiie, fj/y
A and I commenced eaMg. %Aj.
A tis he best tonic 1 ever K'Ak
V| saw.” Try Cardui. yA
p| All Oraggis-’
Edmondson & Pirke have a
line of Sc hi oss Bros. & Cos.,
“Clothes Beautiful” also Milton
Och’s line of Gold Bond Cloth
es; also the Wear Ever line of
Boys’ Clothing You will make j
no mistake when you dress,
you or your boys out in these
famous lines of clothing. Tucy
have stood the test and are bet
ter than ever. Give them a call
and look them over. j
Sale Under Agreement.
Georgia, Forsyth County.
By virtue of an 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 : "t and first
section of originally Cherokee j
now Forsyth county, known as
and lot number eleven hund
red and thirty nine (1139), al
so one nundred and twenty
(120) acres more or less in the
s< cond < siiict and fiist sectun
of Forsyth county, known as
land lots numbers one thousand
and eighty four (1084), one,
thousand and eighty threey
(1083) ; one thousand and sevj
•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.
Gergia, Forsyth County.
Notice is hereby given that ap
plication for an order to sell a
certain Ford automobile, five
passenger, motor No. 2080881,
license No. 47576, has been fil
ed in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of said Cos.
Said automobile being seized
upon the public highways of
said county, and containing at
the time of said seizure, whis
key, the sale or possession of
which is prohibited by law.
This notice is given in accord
ance with section 20 of the Acts
of the General Assembly of Ga.
approved March 28, 1917.
IV. T. Merritt, Sheriff.
If you are in need of house
paints, roof paints, or lubricat
ing oils of any kind, save your
order until I call and see you.
I can save you money in this
line and give you the best goods
to be had.
A. B. Fowler, Heardville, Ga.
Seed Wheat.
T have about 75 bushels of
seed wheat for sale at $3.25 per
bushel.
The New Fall Styles
are now on display awaiting your inspection—
come in and see them while they are new and
fresh—while the lines are complete—We ex
tend an invitation to all men to call and exam
ine them at their earliest convenience. \ou 11
find the flew styles interesting: they’re quite dif
ferent from anything seen before.
Don’t put off this Fall thinking about your
Fall oueftt until the season is half over—the
very garment you want might be sold—and
'tis hard under these abnormal conditions to
procure duplicates.
Ifm styles we are showing are the choicest
productions of such celebrated makers as
Schloss Bros. & Cos.
Baltimore New York,
the Great Young Men’s house and others ot na
tional reputation—we have models for the con
seivative Dresser as well as for the extreme;
and for the young fellow getting ready for Col
lege and prepared to plunge into his first ‘ ‘long
nants. ”
Hundreds of patterns, models and styles to se
lect from—Beautiful shades of Brown, Blue,
Gray, Olive, Tan as well as classy mixtures and
now lties.
We want you to see them all.
$1 0.00 to $25.00
Edmoaidsosi & Pirkle
HEARDVILLE.
Yesterday w T as some pretty
Sunday, but to day is rainy.
Misses Ollie Pirkle and Alice
Mae Fowler visited Miss Estell
Sewell Sunday.
Mr. Linton Wallis from Camp
Wheeler was visiting homefolk
last of the week. We were all
glad to see him back again. |
Rev. C. A. Wallis filled his ap
pointment at Mt Pisgah Sunday j
Mr. J. A. McPherson spent.
Sunday evening at Mr. Isaac
Sewell’s. i
Mr. Lemuel Nix and wife vis
ited at Mr. A. B. Fowlers Sun
day. . ■
Mr. Ernest Stewart and wife
Mr. Wm Pirkle and Miss Nell
Wyatt visited near Canton Sun
day.
The singing at Mr. Golden
Price’s Sunday evening was
sure fine.
Mr. W. T. Bottoms and fam
ily visited at Mr. E. J. Pirkle’s
Sunday night.
Miss Era Pirkle vis : tde Miss
Jennie Sosebee Sunday p. m.
Miss Maude Dawson visited
Miss Maude Cape Sunday p.m.
The singing at Mr. A. B. Fow
ler’s Sunday night was enjoyed
by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Hakwins
visited at Mr. J. C. Pirkle’s last
Sunday.
Mr,- Sam Cape and family,
Mr. Claude Fowler and family
and Mr. Arthur Sosebee and
family visited at Mr. T. J. Sose
bee’s Sunday.
Miss Annie Bell Dawson vis
ited Miss Era Pirkle Saturday
night.
Mr. John Pruitt and family
visited at Mr. Henry Ellis Sun
day night.
Brown Eyes.
Have your peas hulled on E.
A. Bennett’s Power Huller.
Sgchy,..
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For Sale.
I have for sale a. few bushels
of choice bearded wheat, and
will sell at $3.25 per bushel.
V. V. Braddy,
Cumfning, Ga., route 6.
Want a nice Calendar for the
coming year? Just come in and
pay up and we will give you one
ForTnfants and Children.
■n—aw mr.Winßi '•*'* mMiuaHM
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castcria
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Thirty Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORKCPT
For Sale or Rent
I have for sale or rent a nice
home in the town of Gumming,
with good conveniences. Call
to see me.
R. E. Hope.
Geo. W. Heard has 500 pair
of sample shoes to go at whole
sale prices. adv.