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‘DUDES ANDDOODDLEBUGS”
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Prof. Thos. L. Bryan
of the Southern Shorthand and Business
University, of Atlanta, will deliver his lec
ture on DUDES and DOODDLE-BUGS in
the School Auditorium at Homer Monday
evening, March 16th.
The proceeds derived from this entertain
ment will to towards improving the school
building in Homer, and this is a special in
vitation for you to attend.
Prof. Bryan is an educator of note and
ranks among the leading platform entertain
ers of the South.
Admission 15 and 25c
Doors Open at 7:00 Lecture Begins at 7:30
My Mamma Says -
lis Safe for
Children"
FOLEYS
HONEY
TAR
For Coughs and Colds
For Sale by
HILL & BROWN
One of the Chief Ingredients.
The self-made man bar hurdty oven
neglected to begin by laying In a large
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7ru\V ATLANTA MONTGOMERY V/A
D9Su|3 TheSOITRCR OF AMMONIA 5s 'he mo. vim! consideration in the * Action
of fertilisers. Being'the most i-xpen.-ivo -to -it of plant f >l. it should Le j
uSmajCM bought in such form that it will i idler leach out in the sail mi.- l e dormant bo- j
M flu The MORRIS BRANDS are ammoriateu wi:h Uw world’s best nitrogen bear- IjßfllJpy
k?PI/i !ng materials, and have proven their supeiierity in crop production over other for- |A.
tiliaers by scorer, of tests. This claim is substantiated by the U stimor.y of farm- I
\ era who used them last year by the ;• i.'.o o* eth. re., and whoso letters appear in our tjupD^^PC
current Year Book. Call on your dealer, or write us for a copy.
f^Si'K 1 ’ This is tie guarantee we attach to every bag of yoano we Clip. Can you get SuWl ■
Y?WTI “ WRITTEN GUARANTEE on any othe- le on the m..rkoi? !
“TO THE PURCBAFi'R Or Tills CCA' Ye , !ee !.i /e-.u. als 5
” VvV ; ia this euane to be 100 per cent PURE ANIMAL MATTER, derived sclcly
wd entirely trout the H GHEST C-RADES OR PACKING I US'.
/ l 3kmi(tjhv] BLOOD AND ANIMAL TANKAGE, made and s-lardedfor us by o-:r p.trocl I |CrUgj^N
organization, Morris & Com;Miny. It is the FIRST CHOICE fro;a si* of the ifiJy
1 ffiLSN largest packing plants ia the world. It Iv./ ifjT
MORRIS FERTILIZER CO.. Atlanta,Ga."
CALL Ftm^M/TTOORKEA JHHST
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Empire Laundry.
We arc agon la for the Empire
Laundry of Athens. Our basket
leaves every week. Leave your
laundry at our store.
HILL BROWN.
Spring Millinery
My first showing of the seasons
latest styles in Spring Millinery
will occur March 12th.
MISS JULIA LITTLEFIELD
CORNELIA. GEORGIA.
HANKS WtmTMfIIiBNAL, JtOMk.CA.. MARCH i, mi
f'ewsy Cornei
Mr. Editor:—A.s I haven’t seen
anything from Newsy < orner in
several weeks I will try iny pen
again.
The weather ha* been eold up
here for several days, so the news
could not come in to the corner
like it generally does.
It has been talked hen- that the!
Rev. Gordon Whitley is going toj
move to the Ouillian place on!
Groveltiver, his many friends here!
will regret to see him leave.
Mr. Rosoo Brewer moved to I fop- J
persville near the cainp ground and j
spent a few days but lias moved
back to the corner where he will
make his future home.
Mr. J. T. llyder has hauled him !
some wood for the eold weather.
Mr, Wilburn Smith has moved!
in his new house. Wilburn says
he likes to live on the new road.
Mr. Charlie Smith is still court j
ing the gil ls but he wont tell just
vv hen he is going tc get nun rit and.
Mr. John Turner went to Lula
three days last week.
Miss May llyder visited hei
chum Miss Mary Jane liuUey her** I
one night last week.
.Miss Mary Jane Hulsey ha • been
spending some time this winter
with her sister, Mrs. Stella Ilydei.
Some of our gills aie going toj
give a big entertainment at the
Grove Cieek school house some
time soon, we will give out date, it
will come oil' later. Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler, May llyder and Miss I
Mary Jane Hulsey are expected to
take a big hand in the entertain
merit.
Mr. John Turner has been talk
ing of renting the Jiui Quillian
place on Grove Giver.
Miss Mary Jane Hulsey spent
two nights last week with her
ehiiin Miss May llyder who liv>s
near this place.
Mr. Lewis Morris says he can
drive if the load is muddy.
Susie.
TO DO
every reasonable thing
that will make every
customer a “Booster”
for this store
That is ever our guiding
aim and ambition
Whether it is selling a suit or a collar button —in
the handling of a complaint or exchanging a garment
you will find that we do one with the same pleasure and
earnest endeavor to please as the other
We realize that your satisfaction depends on ma
ny things, and we pay as much attention to the little
things as the big ones
In buying our goods—in pricing them —in assist
ing you to make appropriate and nleasing selections —
in guaranteeing you satisfactory service from every
thing you buy here —in painstakingly serving you in
every possible way—in all these thinors, our sole aim and
purpose is to make this such a satisfactory place for you
to trade that
Once You Try Us
You'll Always Stick by Us
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MRS. J. T. SMITH
MAYNVILMO, - - (iEOKGIA
A Grey Fox Caught
On the 2<i of last month a grey
lex was jumped in Washington
district on the farm of J. I'. Me
Outlie and was chased by McDuffie
and sons and Elias Sellers it was
! chased by only two dogs, in four
hours it was denned in a rock cliff
| near I*. L. Caudell’s and caught,
lie measured I feet amt l incites.
Hurrah for George and Hover the
two champion fox dogs of the coun
ty. Carl McDuffie,
Homer, <ia.
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KEYS FOUND
We have a bunch ol keys found
b\ a boy near Homer containing
one large ae.d six small keys and a
hoe buttoner. One watch key on
he bunch. The owner can get
me by calling at the Journal of
iteeand paying for this notice, or
can get them without paying
for it.
Messrs. Joe A. Mize and Thos.
Butt s both enter the race for
-i uiity Treasurer this week. They
ure good citizens and have many
friends in the county who will be
Jid to help them when the pri
n; r\ comes off.
PLAIN TRUTH THAT’S
WORTH MONEY
Using Foley's Honey and Tar
a cough and cold is just practical
t muon sense, l! is exactly made
stop a,cough a check a cold and
i prevents lagrippe, prouchitis or
pneumonia. F. F. Monahan,
•lonomonie, Wis., says: “I am
posed to alt kinds of weather am:
ud Foley’s Honey and far Com
~uuud always tixes me up in good
shape w hen I catch cold of have a
>ad cough. 1 recommended it
_ adly." Refuse substitutes. For
e by Hill A: Brown.
Limit of Baenes*.
Fighting and struggling for rot
• -n hand Is a bad game If played t>
n. but an abominable game
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Banks County Bank
INEURE£MDEPOSITS^
Pays Interest on Time Deposits
and
Extends to its depositing and bor
rowing customers all the banking ac
commodations and facilities that
any well regulated banking institu
tion affords.
Call upon us when you need to
borrow and remember us when you
have surplus money.
Banks County Bank
HOMER. GA.
L. X. TURK, I*res. R. T. THOMPSON, V. P.
O. WALTON, Cashier.
Acknowledge receipt of all deposits sent by mail, piomptly
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and Time Deposits
100 PER CENT. SAFETY.
r jsVES RESULTS.
I # J L The MTHSeNIANI
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Satisfaction Guaranteed or money re
fundeu on 30 days trial.