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t Auto Repairing* M.9 U pu* aupptmi Xuippag u pa[|Btsiij awii i eqquipment for the pupose of doing: more and better Ford Work, and will do your work at the following prices: Overhaul Motor and Transmission $12.50 Overhaul Motor only SIO.OO Overhaul Rear Axle and Drive Shaft $3.50 ALL OTHER IN PROPORTION. I also carry a full line of Spark Plugs, Fan Belts, Quick Patching Material and other necessities, Tube Vulcaniz ing and Blow Out Shoes. Nothing but Genuine Ford Parts used. Bring your Ford and have it put in'lip-top shape for the Winter at live-and-let-live Prices. SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT. J. M. MUNDY At old Coal Mt. post office. Cumming, Ga., Route 4. Phone, Cumming. Special Bargains Large size Bed Blankets, pair $3.48 Large size White Quilts 1.85 Lace Curtains, pair, 68c 30c Ginghams, yard 63c One lot MoVs Drosa Coats. One lot Men’s heavy work shoes, $2.50 One lot Ladies Comfort, $3.25 value for 2.75 5 drawer Drop Head Sewing machine, with a 10 year Guarantee $24.75 One lot of Second Hand Furniture. Full Patent Flour per barrel, 12.60 BRING YOUR BARTER. HIGHEST PRICES Butter and Eggs, Chickens, Peas, Scrap Cot ton, Beef Hides and Bees Wax. S. G. CROSS, Route 3. SHADY GROVE. Rev Charlie Brown preached an interesting sermon at this place Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wiley Benson spent last Monday night with Mr and Mrs Winchester Ben' son. Mr Albert Sewell and fami ly spent Saturday night with Mr J A Phagan and family. Miss Azzie Benson is spend ing sometime with her sister in Fort Valley. Mr J L Johnson is spending the winter with Mr Wiley Ma jors of near Rochelle. Master Edwin Benson of near Flowery Branch is spending a few days with her uncle Mr W W. Benson. Miss Geneva Johnson, who has been spending several days with friends in Buford, has returned home. Mrs Julia Driskell and child ren are spending a few days with Mrs Martha Driskell. Miss Bertha Mae Johnson spent one night last week with her grand-mother, Mrs S Ben son. Little Eugene and Fausteei. Tidwell spent one afternoon of last week with Bertha Mae. Zella and John Johnson. OAK GROVE. Here I come again after be in# absent for several weeks. Misses Ivey Bagwell and Ar zie Boles spent Saturday night with Mr Down Allen. Mr Edward Lively returned to his home in Atlanta Monday after a few days visit to Mr Ed gar Hansard. Mrs Florence Holbrook anil children spent Saturday night with Mrs Senda Bagwell. Messrs J W, Edgar a id Iloyt Hansard, Misses Cora and O vell Hansard spent Monday in Atlanta. Mra Senda Bagwell spent Sunday night at Mr Hiram Bo! es. Miss Ivy King is spending a while in Atlanta wit hher aunt Mrs Pearl Pugh. The pound supper and apron party given by Glady Christo pher was enjoyed by all. Those visiting Miss Annie M Pursell Sunday evening w’ere: Misses Clare and Glady Chris topher and Miss Ovtdl Hansard DREW. I will come again as it is snow ing this afternoon. Mr Tom Chatham and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr Will McGinnus and family. Mr Ezra Chadwick and fam ily spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr Henry Chad v. ick and family. Mr and Mrs Luther Harris pent Sunday with Mr Jack Harris and family. Miss Mary Chatham spent Sunday afternoon with Mr & Mrs Charlie Chadwick. Mr and Mrs Verner Harris spent Saturday night and Sun day at Mr W H Martin’s. Mr A L Day is all smiles—lts a fine girl. Mr John McGinnus and fam ily spent Thanksgiving with Mr W W Reid ad family. Misses Sophie and Ball Nix and Era Martin spent Sunday afternoon with Lizzie Taiiant. Mrs Alice Hawkins of Ball Ground is with home folks, con fined to her bed with tlu. HOPEWELL. Yea, we had snow last Sun day niglit but it didn’t stay long. Mrs Maude Hughes and two daughters Bessie and Carrie, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Marr.i-; West. Miss Bessie Wallis, who has been in school at Oakwood.we are scary to say is sick. Hope she will soon be able to be back in school. Mr Lee Jackson and family i were visitors at Mr J F Wallis last. Saturday nigh;. Mrs L C Hughes is reported sick. Hope she will soon be out again. Mr Andy Wallis has sold his place and expect to move to Gainesville soon. Also Mr. Henry Wallis has sold his place and will move to Gainesville. These farms were purchased by Mr Elbert Godfrey. Mr Vardie Wallis and fam ily of Dawson county visited at Mr. Andy Wallis Sunday. Mrs S C Tatum of Cummirg is spending a few day-) with Mr Lee Tatum. Mr Will Barnwell and sister Miss Mattie of Alto spent the Thanksgiving with honieiolks. * PLEASANT VIEW. Rev Wallace filled his ap pointment here Saturday and Sunday and of course he done some good preaching. Mr J T Brannon, who has been sick, we are glad to say is better. Rev. Braddy filled his appoint ment at Concord Saturday & Sunday. Some nice hogs are being kill ed these days which is a migh ty good thing for farmers. Bros. Hillis McGinnus and Henry Boling will preach here next Sunday at 2:30. Every body invited to come and hear the young men. This will be the first time for Hillis, and we ought to all go and encour age the young brother. We are glad to know that a good many of the boys will be at home soon and bring glad ness to many broken hearted mothers. Road Notice. Georgia, Forsyth County. W. M. Southard et al hav ing applied to me for the open ing up and establishment of a new third class public road in the 1276th district, G. M. of Forsyth County, Ga., com mencing near W. M. Southard and running through the lands of W. M. Southard, R. L. Mar tin, E. J. McGinnhs, W. J. Earl and E. L. Gazzaway, intersect ing the public road near G. A. Gazzaway; Also, J. B. Spence, et al hav ing applied for anew second ciass public road in said dist rict and county cmmencing at the Ben Bagwell old place run ning a northernly direction through the lands of Ben Bag well, J B Spence, Mrs Hardin, Mrs Bacon and A L Fowler in tersecting the public road near the Julian bridge; the road commissioners of 1276th dis trict having reported each re spective road of public utility and marked out said roads in terms of law; notice is hereby given that said applications will be heard by me on the 18 day of December, 1918, at the office of Ordinary. Given under my hand and official sig nature, this Nov. 18, 1918. W. J. Tidwell, Ordinary. Administrators’ Sale. Georgia, Forsyth County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of For syth county, will be sold, at pub lie outcry, on the first Tuesday in January, 1910, at the court house door in said coutity, with in the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder, the following described land belonging to es tate of T. K. Henderson, late of said county deceased. Lots of land Nos. 477, 540, 541, lying and being in the 14th district and Ist section in said county & state each lot containing 40 acres more or less. Terms of sale cash. This Dec. 2nd, 1918. B. C. & A. B. Henderson, ad mrs of T. K. Henderson, dec’d For Sale. A good Advance steam trac tion 15 h. p. in first class shape and a good saw mill with the best saw in the world, belt and good log wagoh, all in firstclass shape. See, Strickland & Wisdom., Cumming, Ga. Important Notice. All persons that we hold notes against was due Oct. 15. Now, 1 am going to give ev erybody until Dec. Ist without interest, but after that date I will charge 8 per Gent from Oc tober 15th until paid. Now, I mean business. I need my mon ey to settle up my business. Respectfully, J. S. Harrison. Public Sale. I will offer for sale at my res idence on route 4, on Tuesday, Dec. 10th, to the highest bid der for cash, the following: One good binder, 1 good cul tivator, 1 dump cart, 1 2-horse wagon, 1 buggy, 1 machine & rake, 1 wheat drill and vari ous other farming tools. Also all my cattle and other articles too tedious to mention. R. B. Burruss. -• • l EDMONDSON & PIRKLE’s In Fall and Winter Goods are of Immense Volume. tThey wish to call your special attention to their readyt-o-wear line of Coats and Coat Suits There never has been such an extensive show- til) I V ing offered in Cumming as they have shown // /_ Ji \ this season, and the prices never were sO low qf[T\( I measured by the price of cotton as the standard k 1 J \\/ of value. I I \\ They have some special values at i $17.50, $20.00. $25.00 and $30.00 per j | l ! Ijt suit- Long Coats for Ladies for $12.75 \ \ j to $30.00, Junior Coats, 13 to 19, at \ $9.90 to $12.50. Children’s $3. to $lO. ft|h \ ' T\\ Come early before the stock runs too |f]Vj |Y| t low. They are selling fast. $ i MEN AND BOY’S CLOIHING AND OVERCOATS. Their stock is complete and new arrivals coming in every few dags. You know they handle the “Clothes Beautiful tine, tailored by Schloss Bros. & Cos., of Baltimore and New \ tsW York, and their label on a suit always spells ‘Satisfaction’ both in style and quality. None better. See their new arriv- / \ als for dressing uv for the holidays which are drawing nea ; 'XL/ V / Wat HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. .Jgg They handle the best they can buy for the money and will give you your money’s worth every time. J. B. Stetson and No-Name Hots. King Quality, Queen Quality and Godman Shoes for every- jSmMI \ body. Carhartt Overalls and Gloves, Arrow Brand Collars and Shirts. Mother’s Friend Shirt Waists tor small boys-a new ship- ' M 'lmt ment just arrived. Shipment of Overshoes just arrived-something | j very hard to obtain this season. they also have many useful articles suitable for Xmas Presents, igOWT such as Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, China-ware, Lamps, Glass-ware Towels, Table Cloths, Napkins, Crochet Quilts, Lace Curtains, p Sheets, Pillow Cases, Blankets, Comforts, and many many articles of usefulness. Buy early. They have a complete Line of Outings, Flannels, Fleeced Goods, Percales Ginghams, Poplins, Dress Goods, Plaids, Sheeting, Drillings, Canton Flan nel Riverside Checks, Gold Medal Daskin Jeans-the kind you used to r buy. A big Line of Underwear to keep everybody warm. So with cotton high. Produce a good price and times good, no need of any one gi - ing in want for necessities of life. They have on hand a good Line of house furnishings in furniture, Chairs, Stoves, Stove Hardware, feathers, PilLws. and many other items. ITttVrnrnc rw* They also have a special! full line of the Famous 10 Year SSSSIk— Guaranteed New Royal Sewing Machines. If inneed jw3|l[fj of a good Sewing Machine see theirs before you buy >v -Jf'iJl For Quality Merchandise always go to Edmondson & Pirkle and get the best mon ey will buy for the price you pay. They are ready to welcome you * Edmondson & Pirkle.