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CORINTH. The singing: and Sunday school was fine Sunday evening. Ido not believe them servies could "be beat. I wish that every user of strong drink could have been there and heard them. 1 think that it sure would have been e nough to convince any one that strong drink is a mockery as •the bible tells us it is i Our next lesson is the first chapter of Neh.. It is a prayer and J. W. Thomas and L. B. Sexton are appointed to make a talk and tell what prayer is. and what effect it has. Remember that Saturday and Sunday are regular meeting days. Let all that are interest ed in the church at this place be presen as the is some impor tant business to attend to. Mr. Nix will be present to sing for us after dinner, He will sing the old Christian Harmony. He can sing and play everything in it so all that love good music come and bring your song book We expect other good singers to be wih us as it is expected that Prof. John Webb will also be here. So let us all be pres ent and have a good time serv- ing the Lord. It is also commu nion day at this place. Miss Ferris Williams has gone to Texas where her brother is sick, Hope they will soon be a ble to come back. soon. There is not much sickness s at this writing in this part, where of we are gir l I hope our people will contin lie to work for our Master as they have beeu. It seems that our people are just as much in terested now as they were in the summer. I believe that they are more interested now than in the summer, so I think we are improving. May we all ?member that theie is just as much danger of death in the winter as in the summer. So let us all watch and be ready for we don’t know what hour your Lord doth come. For He tells us that he will come as a thief in the night. So let us all be ready. The day has past and gone, the evening shades ap pear, oh may we al remember well, the night of death draws near. So I will say good will to all men andp eace on earth is what I want. A Subscriber. MIDWAY. The fourth Quarterly Confer ence of the Alpharetta circuit was held here Saturday. Several porkers have been killed in this part. Mr. M. J. Hooper has return ed from the Fair at Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckett a isited at Mrs Fannie Hansards Sunday. Mr. Early Bennett and fam ily and Mr. T. S. Bennett visited at Mr. Carl Spences Sunday. An epidemic of scarletina seems to be among the people in this community. The Misses Boling were the guests of Miss Fannie Hall on Sunday. Several from around here are going to Jacksonville to wor* at the camp. J.B. ROUTE 3. Mr. T. S. Bennett visited Mr Carl Spence and family Sunday Mrs. Emma Glover and chii dren spent Saturday nigh- and Sunday at Mr. Will Barnett’s Mr. Dwight Vaughan visit ed his sister, Mrs. Ethel Brook hear Brookwood Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Guthrie visited 0 at Mr. Truman Bennett’s Sun day afternoon. Mr. Bob McGinnus and dau ghter, Kate, visited Mr. Col bert Buice and family near Sharon Sunday. Mr. Newton Satterfield and family visited Mr. Bill Bennett and family Saturday night and Sunday. * ( Mr. Grady Green and family spent Saturday night at Mr. J. M. Satterfield’s. Mrs. Hassive Vaughan visit ed at Mr. M. L. McWhorter’s Sunday. i Mrs. Hassie Vaughan and Winnie Dempsey visited Mrs. Ann Bennett Friday p. m. Mr. Almand Pruitt and wife visited Mr. Tandy Anglin and family Sunday. SHARON. Mr. Bob McGinnus and dau ghter visited Mr. Colbert Buice Sunday. Those visiting at Mr. J. D. Buice’s Sunday were: Mrs. Hat tie Terry and daughters, Mr. B. F. Gantt and family and Mr Roy Buice and family. Mr. Troy Spence spent Satui’j day and Sunday at Mr. Daniel .Bagley’s. Mrs. Ellen Buice and daugh ter spent Sunday with Misses' Queen and Lizzie Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Buice viS| ited Mr. Jasper Martin near Bethlehem Sunday. I guess all you corespondents are expecting to attend the fair Tuesday. Most everybody has busy picking cotton and pulling corn and did not do much visit j mg the past w’eek. Mrs. Zilla Harris spent Tues. day afternoon with Mrs. Lester Kidd. Mr. Colbert Buicfe and wife spent Saturday night at Mr. M. S. Buice’s. Next Sunday is the regular singing evening. at this place. Nell. STAR ROUTE. Wheat sowing is the order of the day in this part. Mr. John Poss spent Sunday j afternoon at Mr J L Hansards, j Mr. DeWitt Fowler and fam' ily spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr T G Smith’s. Those visiting at Mr. Thad Tullis Sunday afternoon were: Mr. Homer Wood and wife and Mr. Eli.iav Samples and wife. Mrs. T. B. Fowler and sons spent Sunday at Mr. Preston Green’s. Mr. John Mcßrayer and wife spent Sunday at Mr. J. L. Han sards. Mr. H. G. Bolden and family spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. J. W. Pruitt’s. Mrs. B. J. Bagley and child ren spent last Monday at Mr. J. L. Samples. I am sorry to say that Mrs. LaFayette Barnes is ill at this writing. Hope for her a spee dy recovery. Well, I will ring off for this time with best wishes to all. Daddy. To the Overseers: The overseers of Cumming district are hereby notified to put their roads in good condi tion by December 10th. Commissioners. Rush Woodliff of near Silver Shoals has some fine pigs for sale. Go get one. Everybody knows that Geo. W. Heard sells shoes cheaper than anybody, and also more of them. adv - I To AllJFord Owners: We have just finished one of the most modern and up-to-date Ford Service Stations and Ford Gar ages in Georgia. The erection of this building does add one cent additional profit to our business-as a matter of fact it will cost us more money to do bus ness since occupying this new building., We have erected this building for the comfort and conve nience of our Pord Owners. • We are each day adding machinery and modern equipment to our shop in an effort to make it The Very Best and efficient in the country. We are, and will be, preparedfto do your repair work in a modern and scientific way. We will do work that will stand the test off time and roads. Being Ford agents we are as much interested in the welfare of your car as you are yourself. It is.to our interest to make ev ery Ford car in the country run as best it will. Strickland & Wisdom AGENTS, FORSYTH AND DAWSON COUNTIES. Important Notice. To the Public: I will be on the road for a few days for the pur pose of collecting what is due me for Watkins Remedies. I am owing for some of these goods and they are expecting me to pay for them, or else I’ll be sued. Now, I have waited patiently on you, and I must have my money, or I shall be compelled to place these ac counts in the hands of an offic er for collection. Any one ow ing me and not expecting to be at home fo-nkhe next few weeks will please leave the amount with their homefolks, so that I can get my money as I can’t af ford to go over the same ground two or three times. I also have on hand at my home some of these goods which I expect to close out at the same old price Call and get what you want. Respectfully, H. T. Pirkle. Notice. I still have my Duroc Jersey male hog. Will charge $2.50 for his services. H. W. Tollison. For Sale or Rent. I want to sell or rent my home in Cumming. Good 6-room dwelling, -waterworks, bath room and good tub. Good gar den, fruit trees. In fact, a sure enough home. See me M once R. E. Harrison. X)T'd If Your System Is Poisoned with acids, you cannot know what it is to ba healthy. Acids poison the blood and are the source of many dis eases affecting the heart and arteries, skin and mucous surfaces, joints and muscles, and the brain and general nervous system. Some of these dis eases are Rheumatism in various forms, Catarrh, Eczema, Pimples, boib, rashes, and other skin diseases, Malaria, Scrofula and general blood troubles. In order to restore yourself to a healthy condition, you must drive PUBLIC SALE. i will sell at my home place near G. R. Westbrook’s store, On November 22nd, 1917, About 112 acres of land, with two good dwelling houses, barns and other outbuild ings; also one Cultivator and farm tools of all kinds, one set of shop tools, one 2-horse wagon,, one buggy and set of harness, one mule tour years old, one horse five years old, one milk cow. 25 or 30 gallons of syrup, corn fodder, a lot of household and kitchen furni ture, and a lot of other articles too tedious id ill entiOii. All owing me notes due by that date will please call and selile between naw and then as lam going to move. G. E. W HITMIRE, Gainesville, Ga., Route 9. these acids from your system and purify your blood. S. S. S. has been purifying and re vitalizing the blood of thousands for fifty years. It is a purely vegetable remedy, and is the most efficient agent known for cleansing the blood and building up the system. Ask for it at your druggist’s, and don’t accept a substitute. For special medical advice write to Medical De partment, Swift Specific Cos., 308 Swift Building, Atlanta. Ga.