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VOL. XVI. r-: t l P—PBBfebßa 4 61 WEEKS TO . ‘ V; . •• 'W - - ' - " I he Stores Are Not Crowded Now as They Will Be Later. Purest strain genuine Texas raised Ke<l Bust Proof Seed Oats, Lone Star Brand. For sale by Blackwell Bros. Maysville, Ga. CHEAP SALE Beginning Nov. 15th and Continuing 15 Days Ladies’ and Children’s HATS, COATS, RAIN COATS, ONE PIECE DRESSES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR and CORSETS. Will Sell Regardless of Cost. . Mrs. Julia Littlefield, Cornelia, Ga. DISTINCTIVE HATS At All Prices Attractive values have always been paramount in our Millinery Department, and now, you can find values that you can scarcely believe, even alter seeing them. New beautiful imported models and stunning domestic creations vie with each other in beauty and attractive ness to win your admiration. Women who select their hats early always have reason to congratulate themselves MRS. J. T. SMITH MAYSVILLE, - - OEOItGIA BANKS COUNTY JOURNAL Devoted to Giving the News, Encouraging the Progress, and Aiding the Prosperity of Banks County. In the District Court of the I'nited States, lor the Northern District of Georgia, Eastern Division. In re Carr, Boyd \ Cos., | (a partnership > IT. | No. 331 Lyle, I). R. Marlow | A. B. Smith, A. G. | In Bank Bord, C. L. Carr, | uptry. T. A. Henry, F. M. Parks, F. 11. Boyd, B. F. Carr, 11. D. Watkins, (individually) Bankrupts. A petition tor discharge having been filed in conformity with law j by the above named bankrupts and j the Court having ordered that the hearing up on said petition be had ; on December 0, 1918, at ten o’clock A. in. at the I'nited States District Court room, in the city of ATI. AN I TA, GEORG IA, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other per sons in interest to appear at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharges should not be granted. O. C. FULLER, Clerk, by WALT (i. CORNET, Deputy Clerk. COW WANTFD I want a fresh milk cow. .). N. Hill. Homer, Banks County, Georgia, Thursday, November 13, 1913. PUBLIC SALE Deceaiber 10th, 1913 On the above named date 1 will sell the following property at pub lie outcry at my home in Hollings worth district: One Hay Horse, about 8 years old, weight about I t hundred, one buggy; 1 one-horse wagon; good set ol' Harness; Farming tolls; Household aud Kitchen Furniture; about 200 bushels of Corn; 1,000 bundles of Fodder; one hundred acres of Hand, more or less, lying in the I dSi) district G. M. and known as the S. A. Cash place. Terms of said: Cash. ,1. E. SMITH. (io to Blackwell Bros. Maysville, (ia., for Seed Oats, (let the genu ine Bed Bust I’root. Barest strain Sherman Texas Bone Star brand Hardman Little Cos., of Com merce, G. E. Cilgrim and \V. .1. A E. c. Palinonr, of Gainesville, and Jay 11. EplingN Cos., of Ath ens, all have page ads in to-day’s Journal. These are enterprising merchants and you will save money by trading with them. My Mamma Says - Its Safe for Children” / v v*V CONTAINS Wilt i* *V X ,, jj)tt /"A NO \isk A OPIATES nttort | \>H (| liiTißrSt^i FOLEYS ujiiTAR For Cou£hs and Cplds For Sale by HILL & BROWN Hunter, Gu. Traversc Jurors Special Term The following .1 urors were chosen to serve at special term of Banks Superior Court beginning 4th Monday in November, 191.8: 1 A. G. Boyd 2 J. N. Adamson 3 J.J. Ragsdale 4 VV. G. Coffee 5 W. S. Mocks (I Attieus Oliver 7 A.M. Lane s 11. L. Kimsey 9 J. A. Bray 10 F. M. Sanders 11 Oscar Chitwood 12 John B. Emmett 13 L. S. Vaughn 14 William T. Davis 15 J. C. Turk to C.T, Massey 17 A. M. Watson 18 J.J. Stowe 19 M. L. White 20 J. W. Vaughn 21 Homer Tnompson 22 11. C. Crenshaw 23 David S. Payne 24 R. B. Jones 25 H. P. Dodd 20 Albert Segars 27 li. K. Andrews 28 J. T. Wise 29 J. M. Parham 30 W. F. Miller 31 John H. Thompson 32 John B. Wilkinson 33 M. If. Hardy 34 Seaborn J. Carter 35 W. A. Chambers 30 Paul Scales. Seed Oats for Sale. Appier seed oats for sale at my home 8 miles cast of Homer. G. G. STRANGE. May Get the Sack. “The count related to us how his ancestors had once sacked a palace in Normandy.” “Ah! And I under stand the count himself expects to bag tui American helrosa.” BERNSTEIN BROTHERS - Pays the Freight We will pay the freight on all bills amounting to $25.00 or more in fifty miles of Athens We can save you money on furni ture, on account of our small expense. We own our own building and have no high rent to pay, we have a side tract right at our back door and do not have to dray our goods from the depots—This alone is a big saving. Our stock represents goods from the best manufacturers in the country. We do all market buying, going right to the factories. We are the people that can save you money, matters not if it’s a $2.00 rocker or a $300.00 Bedroom Suit. A full line of Victor Talking Machines. BERNSTEIN BROS. Broad St- - •* * ~ - Athens, Ga. Spicy Spices for Spicy Cooking The strength, the purity, of our spices cannot be excelled,. Elroy are'truc spices and not a mixture of adulterated products as is com monly sold. Packed in clean, air-tight packages; free from dust and excessive handling. If. you want to add zest and piquancy to your cooking, use these spices— <'loves Black Be per Cinnamon Bed Beper All Spice Sage Nut Meg Mustard Mace Ginger. (% itonAj MAYSVILLE.I GEORGIA PHONE 18 THE OUALITY STORE “Postage Paid on Parcel Past. Packages.” Dr. PARKS, Eye-sight Specialist, of Car tersville, is in Commerce. Will give you a thorough examination free, and guarantee ■perfect results. Uses only best material. Reasonable prices. My motto is to please. J. P. PARKS, Optometrist. At Sharp's Drug Store COMMERCE, GA. Messrs. Bob Crump and Gover nor Vaughn, the two ugliest men in north east Banks, spent several hours in Homer today. Court being near at hand, of course Bob came in to start a law suit. We did not learn what Governors mis sion was. Lone Star Brand Texas liaised Bed Bust Proof Seed Oats. For sale by Blackwell Bros. Maysvi He, Ga. Mr. Bell s Bill The bill introduced in Congress intending to raise the salary ol ru ral carriers to SI2CO, which vve published in last week’s Journal was introduced by Hon. Tlios. M. Bell who has always been a friend to the carriers and the people whom they serve. They deserve the raise and we hope they will get it. NO. 32