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ROUTE 3.
Mr. Press Cm*:. ..ml . 're
al'. dliti’ 1 son -H Moliday a!-
ternoor with M 1,. Barrett.
Mr. C arl IT iv. ami wife
and little son spent Monday
iij-ht with Mr. G. AT. GTdior.
Mr. Gladstone Greer. and wife
spent T esdav ui.'-M "TT Mr.
A. O. i:.'lhert.
Air Watson ami little (laugh
ter spent Friday night -villi v *'
Welty Cook.
Mr. Press Green and \ <■ v
little son spent Saturdav with
Mr. A. J. Green.
Mr I.urine Bennett and n :
spent Saturday night wit h Mr
A. J. Green.
Misses Annie and Ora Phipps
spent Saturday afternoon with:
Miss Gladys Green.
Mias Marie Hutchins spenc
Sunday afternoon with Mms
Gladys Green.
Those vsiting Mr. John Lee
Sunday afternoon wore Messrs
Lucine Bor.nett, Randall Hutch
ins anil Gladstone Green.
Two Pets.
HAW CREEK.
There was o preaching at 1.1 1 ;•*
place Sat inlay nor Sunday be
cause of the cold weather.
Mr. Clyde Bln.i r and fami
ly spent ore right last week
with Mr. A. H. Major.
Those visiting at Mr. A. J.
Vaughan’s recently were Mr
Clod Vaughan and family, dr
Elbert Shadburn and family
Mr. W. T. Majors and Mr. be
ar of Rochelle.
Mr. Geo. Samples and Mr
Watson Vaughan made a hi: i
ness trip to the Gate ( ity last,
Saturday.
Mr. Roscoe Echols of Camp
Wheeler spent Saturd and
Sunda yv/ith liomefollis
Mss Reetha Mae IT hoi : • n
last Saturday night with Miss
Ruby Vaughan.
Mrs. V. K. Vaughan spent:
last Sunday with her mother
Mrs. M. L Echols.
Messrs Roscoe Echols and
Waton Vaughan spent f i ailay
l ig'ht with Mrs. Emmie V ; i;p-:
The pound supper given by j
fir, ! Joy Echols Saturdn nigj
Sras enjo cd by ; ! nr-- 1 -
Mr. Ruford Van; lain spent
Sunday v ith his sister, M . . Ad
<lie Blackstock.
Hurry tin two pets aril get
done picking. I am cbno and
setting by the fir
Say, Daddy, 1 am jus’ anew
comer. Don’t you got ■ eared
of me and quit.
Daddy, what is Sa; I 1 ;r<• i>;;c
to bring you? i will toll : nto
bring you a pair of shoe rings
Snow B rd.
FRIENDSHIP.
It seems that winter has got
here at last. Can't do nothing
but eat and that suits mi very
well.
Mr. \V. P. St phens 1 . ■ re
turned home from Ya, after a
months visit.
Mrs. Ruth Stephens of \ a., is
spending awhile with relatives
in this section.
Mr. Bethel Chadwick panr.
Tuesday night at Mr. \aron
Stapps.
Mr. Berry Bra r 1 ! • ! re
turned home from Alia ■ i.
Ilr. Ira Sewell and wit' - pent
Saturday nigh! at Mr. . M
Chadwick'
Miss Ruby S: a.; p > i'n
day at Mr. A a son Stai
Mr. B. P. Roper is ha i.-r a
mw dwelling put up on Main
Street in Cuba.
Messrs Oscar, Olydt and
Claude C'ox and Clark I/Vdseg
spent Sunday afternoon Mr
W. L. Bramblett’s.
Mr. Duffy Martin and Miss
Belle Sosebre were happd.\ mar
tied Sunday. We wish them
much happiness
Wishing you all a merry X
mas.
A Header.
ROUTE 3.
Mr. Johnnie Phillips and sis
ter Myrtie, spent one night last
week with Mrs. Julia Ashworth
Mrs Rachel Cheek is very
low. Hope she will soon be
out again.
Miss A Hie Satterfield spent
las Thursday night with Mrs.
Othell Satterfield.
j Mr. and Air. Lucine Bennett
spent Saturday night and Aun
tie,v at Air. A. J. Green’s.
Aliss Hattie Stripland spefit
last week with Aliss Odell Bar
nett.
Mr. Roy Math is spent Sunday
night with Roy Mangum.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Satter
jickl and daughter and Mr am;
Mrs.. Bill Renneltand s >n visit
e t at Air. Truman Bennett':; Sat
urday night and Sunday.
BEAVER RUIN
Well. Sunday v*as another
bad day Not much Visiting or
at 1; ast did not hear of it it
there was.
Mr. A. E. I-lall, and family of
Fitzgerald spent fro mSatur
•lav irtil Monday at Mr. Geo.
b owler’s.
Mr. Noah Samples and* ami
-1; spent Saturday night at Mr.
‘ t>y Heard’s.
Mr. DeV.Yt Gra id spent
Sunday with Eli and Ilirarr
Smith.
Mr,,. Edith Gravitt and little
daughter sm-ut part o; last
, ek with her parents, Air. and
? -s H. E. Shad burn.
Revs. Nallcy and Soul hard
w I; uree.cn at L’cavei Tin a next
fii nde.y morning. Everybody in
vLccl to com*: out and hear
them.
PEA RIDGE.
Mr. White, who visited in this
part last week is still hr.ro, and
iv.il remain until the weather
im j)ro\ cs.
The order of the dan in this
pr .•( is cutting wood and i>m!d
in;; fires.
Misses Loico and Alii. Green
op nt Sunday afternoon at Mr.
1 0 T Green’s.
Mr. Bob Atkinson spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr P. \V.
Green.
jf somt; of our boys can kick
Germaans like f noy did rabbits
hr d'oelc this war wi 1 not last
lory.
Mr arid Mrs C !. Green spent
M M '.r.’-iy v.'ght with Mr C T
GV \'il.
It is only a few days until old
in (flails rv t 1 ravel
i ’.if attended. a wedding sap
per Sunday aig and of
cov.se he ale a f/fnara r • *I.
V. 'ip fln'ic. was rot any vis
it in r. I’d skiddoo.
HOPEWELL
On account of the bad v eath
cr there war. no Sunday school
hero Sunday.
Since t' c snow is or the ground
qtu o a m:mbei hare been eu
r\. ,ny r dibit h until* •/.
Mr. and Mrs Uamri-'k and
: on, Paul of near Jasper spent'
o fc wdays recently with Mr T
IV Aaron and family.
Fcv C F Hughes of Alpharet
la spent Saturday here with bis
father.
Mr G L Wallis, wife an t son
•pe it Sunday at Mrs Amelia!
Wadis.
Mr J C Singleton, wo ire sor!
ry to say is still very r
Sorry that Mr Paul Hughes
of Camp Wheeler is again in
the hospital.
Mr J P* Carruth spent a few
days recently in south Georgia.
Master John Hughes ami sis
ter Ruby, who have been end
ing sometime witn their grand -
's, flier, Rev J \V Hughes, have
retained to their home at Al
pharetta.
' WOOD’S
Seed W heat
T 1 ■ St- 1 V"'- v.t-Ji wt' ' r’r
;:>v f:-om the c \ arvl no. '■• •• :
villi'**v' cropc. j.’. c.f .; in ota c. i
. " S wo • '
r ; lU th> v’ ■ ::l i 'vhic ' -
■'
fi:vr : ' :ii’.£ crjr custcainr:) with
‘ plump, volonc (1 seed, vtr ’i
. iulri make r U'r !v.r,■X : Is (
j i.i.ui wheat'; or.beaviiy .:>r . ier
■ f...- •WOOD’S CROP
SPI Si IL” I i\ hll infoi'
. stu'.::?n cWn si; ;r WHEAT,
OATS, P.YE, HAELEV and
other Seasonable Seals. : ;
T. W. WOOD 6’ SONS,
S'TrT SMFC - r ;r<*Dsd, 7a.
WOO Q. w. HEARD’S $25,000
Entire Stock of Merchandise to
be Sold a Jnheard of Prices.
Must Raise TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Ten Days
is mtm noth st >re of P few and Classy Goods will be thrown on the
market Tuesday, Dec. Hth, at 9 a.m., at prices never heard of in North
Georgia. This is very fortunate to every man, woman and child in For
syth and adjoining counties, as it is coming just at a time when we
need to do our Fall buying. The stock is complete. Something for
every one. Come early. Get first choice. Make one dollar do the
work of two. Let nothing keep you away.
Every It® In the Entire Stock Reduced. Nothing Reserved.
I can only quote yoiFprices on a few prices in this sheet, but want you
to come and examine for yourself—Spend the day trading. Save 50
per cent on your bill. The opportunity of a lifetime.
A Few Prices. Read. Think. MAKE HR MOHEYIOBII
GROCERIES.
6 Bars Soap ; 25c
Gt Pounds Granulated Sugar 1.00
Arm and Hammer Soda, 4c
.• mated Coffee, 22c
Vi 10 cent Snuff ....) 5a
Vll 5 cent Sru.T j 4r
DP.ESfe GOODS.
All Calicoes 11 to 13c
Best Outing of all kinds 14c up
Boat 3 Yard Sheet’, ig 14c & up
Good Apron Ginghams 14c up
Good Cotton Checks 12 l-2c i_;>
Dr < inghams 12 l-2c up
AH GO to 75c Serges / s?c
All SI.OO and $1.25 Serges 93c
MENS’ SUITS.
SlV.f>o Mens Suits 10.00
$15.00 Suits .12.50
SIB.OO Suits 14.98
CLOAKS.
Childrens $1.50 to $1.75 ... S3 to 1.13
Misses $3.00 and SI.OO Cloaks 2.53
Mimes $7.00 to SB.OO Cloaks .$6.00
Ladjcs SIO.OO to $1?.00 Cloaks $7.63
MEN’S ODD PANTS.
51.25 Mens Pants -39 c
S 0 Mens Pu ds 1.98
SB.( 0 Mens Pants $2.49
. 3.f0 Mens Pants .. .$2.98
$4.00 Mens Pan’s . $3.57
3f 0 pair of Sample Shoes at wholesale price. 85.000 worth of the best high grade Shoes in North Geor
gia. Iv very price cut deep* Can tit the whole family. Don't Miss the Shoes -
Sale begins promptly at 9 a.rrs. Tuesday Dec. 11, and lasts 10 days only.
Remember (lie place, (]. \V. HEARD, Camming, Ga. Remember we can mention only a few items
here. We can sell you anything you need at prices you will not get again.
Sale Begins Dec . //, Rain or Shine. Be he found have no regrets, I Will Expect You Dec. 11 at the Store of
jEO W. HEARD, Gumming, Ga.
\l : ; Owing to bad weather, tbit* sale will be contin ed through next week.—Have enough for all. -Come
Georgia, Forsyth County
T all ■ hom it may concern:
.1. if. Spence having made ap
nl cation to me for permanent
letters of administration upon
' estate of W. H. Spence late
of said coimtv deceased to vest
u IT. S. Brook notice is hereby
ri"o i that said application will
be heard at the regular term
..f 1 :: Court of Ordinary of said
yoar.ty to : e hold on thefirst
•' n day in . .. 1918, Giv
e: under my hand and official
;i ; mature, this 3rd day of De
cember, 1017.
\V. J. Tidwell, Ordinary.
Geora Forsyth County.
To ail whom it may conceal.:
Wal or 0. Stewart havug
>a ’.•? application to me for per
ir.&nent leters of guardianship
upon the estate of Celie Stewart
t. ah. of said county, notice is
h >eby given that raid applica
tion v,-; i be heard at the regu
lar let . i of the Court of Orel:
nary < . raid county to be l cld
cn the <rst Monday in January
1918. C iven under my hand and
official signature, this 3rd day
of December 1917.
Yv. J. Tidwell, Ordinary.
SWEATERS.
§1.75 Sweaters, 1.43
Ladies .;3.00 Sweaters, $2.33
UNDERWEAR.
Mens Best $1.09 Underwear 83c
Ladies Best 75c Underwear _.63c
Misses Union Suits 90c grade 63c
Boys Union Suits ..65c
SHIRTS.
Work Shirts 80 cent grade S9c
Dress Shirts, $1.50 grade $1.19
Dress Shirts SI.OO grade 33c
NOTIONS.
Ten cent Handkerchiefs 9c
15 cent Handkerchiefs 11c
Ladies 10c Hose 9c
Ladies 15c Hose .< • 13c
Ladies 25c Hose 21c
Ladies 50c Hose 43c
Mens If 1 ; sox 9c
Mens 15 and 20c so., 14c
Mens 25c sc x ,21c
BOYS SUITS AT MOST ANY,, PRICE.
) ART SQUARES.
SIO.OO Art Squares . . ..$8.73
$12.50 Art Squares .5 $9.98
: 1 < Art Sq 1a v ■ .... . sl4
$25.00 Art Squares $21.75
$35.00 Art Squares $27 63
F nrniiure for Everybody arsd Every Home.
MULES! MULES!
I have a carload of well-broke
Tennessee mules at my barn in
Duluth, Ci,, for sale at a rea
sonable price.
1 have associated with me Mr.
Sam Dods n and Mr. Bob Davis,
of Buford.
DR. A. R. DANFORTH.
After Dec. 1 st the gin at Haw
Creek will run only Tuesday
f.'i r'sciay and Saturday for twt
weeks, and then on Wednesday
and Saturday the balance of
Ihe year, and Saturday only
thereafter.
Geo. W. Thomas, Ivlgr.
RUGS.
$2.25 Rugs $1.79
$2.75 Rugs .*. $1.89
$4.00 Rugs $2.98
BUGGIES AND HARNESS.
Big line of high grade Buggies & Harness to
go cheap.
HARDWARE COMPLETE. EVERY ITEM RE
DUCED.
' STOVES AND RANGES.
Big line of High Grade Cook Stoves and
Ranges at prices you never heard of.
'SANTA CLAUS GOODS.
I have a!! kinds of Candy, Oranges, Apples,
Etc., and Santa Claus will be here whh toys,
Toilet articles, Vases, Manicure sets, Bracelets
Rings, Watch Fobs, Stick Pins, LaVallieres and
all .kinds ox Jewelry.
A b% lino of Feathers, Feather Pilows, Mat
trecses, Etc.
RAINCOATS. /
Childrens, Ladies and gents at very low prices
H ATS AND CAPS.
$1.50 and $2.00 Hats, $1.19
53.00 Hats at - $? 29
GO Cent Caps at 43..
81.00 Caps at 79,.
Thousands of Bargains that I can’t afford to try
to list. Come and see for yourself
! DEPOSITS OF FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
PASS HIGH-WATER MARK.
At the close of business Dec. 3rd
1917, Deposits totaled $168,357.86
Sctm e date last year 130,263.58
Increase in deposits $ 38,094.28
Deposit your money in the F & M Bank
All deposits insured against loss.