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•lixnJnativ* L w Improve* tho ippr tit*, relievo* Sick Headache and BU- fouaneoe^e or roots Constipation. . AHfems'Neighbofs MR FRANK RHODES. State fame warden, eras In Athena Mon day. meeting hla old friend*. Mr. Rhodes says that his appointment expire* In September, but he ex pect** to resign In June and will re turn to Athens and engage In the brokerage business *w 1th lili sen. He collects over $40,000 a year in licenses from sportsmen and has now $15,000 more in bank *.hun In the history of the wardenshtp. The hunting season ends on March 1st. The other day he seized a barrel of partridges shlpitcd by express and gave the birds to hospitals. MR. J. B. BROWN, a prominent citizen and farmer of Hart county, passed through Athens Monday. He represents the Cotton Marketing Association, and has Just returned from a trip through South Georgia. He says o number of farmers are Joining the asoclatlon. They have already distributed among members 20 cents per pound cotton, held and have two more payments to give out. Hart county is preparing to grew cotton tnis year In spite of the weevil. A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS Just returned from a trip through South Georgia says farmers do\yn there ore preparing to plane a big crop of cotton and will put in twelve or fifteen airus to the plus*. It is a gamble*, ami if the season* are un favorable they will los*i her.vly. The boll weevil Is as dc^.ructlve down there as with us. quor law be riven ■ straight Chain JACKSQN COUNTY **"* sentence. COMMERCE— Afeasua taken At Einert roperior courVB. F. last wqek shows that the popula- men t was acquitted. Will Parham, tion or Commerce A increasing | convietd of felony, waa given three right along, t he federal census' months on the chain gang. Mein FARMERS AROUND ATHENS ore not going to altogether depend on cotton tot a money crop. Fletda of peanutea and sweet potatoes will be planted, and every mnn wilt raise plenty of fo;d crops. Beglnnlnc next full tho prediction la that a 0 f 1920 gave 2450, but the new’tosh is head of * the bond commis- dawn of prosperity, plenty and in- cen sus puts its population at sion. dependence will break upon u». ,2713. • As member of tho Georgia Cot- . _ ... | A small boy on a bike in Com-I ten Growers Asoeiation, Efeert AT THIS SEASON IN UA8Tj merce „„ over a little girl ami county ranks second in the state ' nn<1 " n . f . We ?’ , !' rl ' l,ay !the child was badly bruised. I because it turned in so much cob. were being brought t-lo A.hens t> Mr. Charley Key Cooper son of ton. On this account T. ke n Mr. C. W. Cooper, of Commerce j county la maintained as a sepai died M Atlanta of a nervous break-1 district. Hart countv lead the down. The parents of the dcceas-! state in the number of bales turned ed formerly lived in Athens. in and Elbert came second. Mr. Evidences are that cotton acre age in Jackson of last year will not be diminished. Every.county in this section has a farm demonstrator except Jack- son. Mrs. Glenn Ellis died in Atlanta. She was the wife of a former Jef ferson resident. Nicholson invites the Jacksor county singing convention to mee: chickens for Mr. Geor-c Saya. The , wfs:t lihs 20c ADD SOME SODA . . -AWI IHUt war w o» water of- first quality arc rfectly white, with Tiaehes of d, green and and blue. cotton crop. But you now ace every road wagons Faded with the finest home-made hay, helng brought to town for sale and It Is being'Shipped 10 other sections TENANTS OF J. A. Hl’NNr- cutt say he Is the kindest and best landlord In Georgia. He did not take advantage of boom times to advance rents and is always ready to do the right thing. Ur Hunnt- cutt Is cne of the best men and citizens In Athens. OUR POLICE SAY that better or der never prevailed yi Athens and there arc- few Infra- tlons of 111 - law Automoblllsta are obeying the rules and few nrresta are made, and these slight Infractions. Our city Is no'w free from accidents with ears Elbert irate Tate says the members in Gor- gia alone profitted two million dollars on this season’s cotton holdings. MADISON COUNTY ' COMER—The women of Ila have organised a splendid club and at their last meeting considered the their last meeting it subject of Educatioi Th in that town on June 21-22. ELBERT COUNTY ELBERTON—The swine anil chicken days at Elherton were The Daniels are a fine old Mad ison county family and ita mem bers always make good. The Ro tary ClubZf Americus compliment ed Georg/ Daniel with, a four days’ trip to Petersburg, Fla., aa their both successful. Chickens brought j delegate to {lie Rotary convention, from 10_to ?5 cents per pound aril, .Mrs. Ethel Davis of Caiilton, most of theme brought 23 cent per pound. The sale rotted thi sellers abort .-2.SCO. or ?5Q) mo.i thah they would have gotten for Good tathelast drop IgsUld say it is ! i coum tell a cup ot M^cweli House blind )lded. What else 0 uld Lave suck arom: suck flavor, such iniformityl MMWELL H DUSE JAN kill. 'Satisfies ' IDr. bell’s: [Pine-iar Honey ■yfUum&&xp 'MrnijSj firCroupy Counts (ufiCddi Mothers (nr 7 jrs have relied upon HusdependaDl prescrip'.ionolafam- Jj physician t > break up alarming, croupv rough* You can depend on Dr.Hell sdurirt 'longnight-attacksof waltoe. li loci ns hard picked phlesm. JJ.;ncon(e,i« area,anditupscousIan Dilde-n like lb) rood old pars a,tup Sat tar huney. , 1 an, dtnssiora. Ttrfiat subM utfPlhirTA^nOffEY' VAN-NIL llsvtr Disappiinte THE GOOD PEOPLE IN THAT section cf Athens living: beyond the Normal School, and wh» were taken into the city limits, nolens volens, are now hopeful of getting something to'show for, their city taxes besides a scrap of paper It is .said that they will be given sewer age and fire protection and one or street lamps. MR. MOSS. WHO RECENTLY nov-.ul irom his new hop.o 'just beyond Col. 'Holman's on the Mitchell Bridge road, has given an option on his place at $7,500, but saya ho hopes the deal will not h< (cloned up he wants to return 'to Athens. A PARTY IN Ot>R city this week who had travelled over South Caro lina, saya la the lower pUrt of that stato cotton la being pinnted right along, as farmers hope to circum vent tho noli weevil by early plant ing. THVI THICKEN CROP of Geor gia las: year amounted to over *17,- 000,000. and tills new business has Just started. This Is a |»!nter foi tho poutry clubs of this sectUft. MOST FARMERS HAVE LAND broken for cotton and they will put | In the seed ns early as possible. The continuous rains have greatly re tarded plowing, but there is plenty of time to break land for corn and other food crops. THE WET CONDITION tt the tfbufurhas put n .stop tv road work and farmers. will not he nhlc to run plows before the first of Aprt. hut small grain Is simply humping and u fine crop Is'promised. ROUND AMONG MANY OF our city banks show that they are lalng nicely. The sale of cotton has nit considerable mcney In clreuln lion, and hnve now upon us nor mnl conditions, or hotter. A GENTLEMAN OF THIS CITY •ays when -Atm Candler flr.t begun the manufacture of Coca Cola, hf ■old the bottling lights for 1500, con sidering that much money 'pleked up, but thla bottling' business Is nl most as valuablo aa Coca Cola It- sell, ana the holder has made gr s-t a great fortune. NEVER WITHIN TKE HISTORY of Athene or any ot.:or Southern city has th.ee been exhibited fifner pictures than will be shown at the Palace and Elite this entire week. Each day some grand uttmctlon will be on. and the admittance one-half or, one-fdurth what charged for these picture* In large cltiea. You ahould attend one of movlea every day thla week. Too much pralae cannot be nc THE WHITE WAY CELEBRA- tlon Is going to be u great event in the.history of our city. Thousands from all neighboring ccuntles and I their fowls, towns will be with os. Our mer-1 On Wednesday morr.ing the special induce- southbound Seaboard train found the body ot Mr. Appling beyond the creek trestle beyond Cariton The jury cime to the belief fiat he was struck by the locomotive of train No. 17 while v.-alkmp across the cigek on the trest-o Th# Elbert grand jury adopted chnnts will offer mente In the way of bnrgn will repay a trip of hundreds of ndleu to witness this celeo-atiou MR. HUB FLEMING, who has been so critically ill nt his home near Klssemee, Florida, hoa been carried to Atlantn for treatment. I Mr. Fleming once lived in Athens | ind did business here and ha* a | boat of 'rlcnds among our cltlx.cn*. I SIT" SLUGGISH BLOOD.ffi&g&ggS . _ - S?** You fcePdull"^ sleepy, have np energy or ambition, and are easily tired. ’ Mood is soring sleepy. id are easily tired. SSSa$S&« Unde’s COLDS "ARE CONTAGIOUS Coughs and Colds are contagious nnd require prompt treatment as they spread or develop in'.o Flu and Grippe. Take no chances when you can get Foley’s Honey and Tar for a few cents and quick ly chock coughs and colds. The constantly increasing demand for Foloy’s Honey and Tar, for three geucratidns, has made it the larg- QMftriM J?. 4 'filing cough medicine in the l<UlgCMl | World. ' Contains no opiates—in- - —' - - I gradients are printed on the wrap-. per. Refuse substitutes. Iinsist upon Foley’s.—Advertisement. lood Ftiria r Onr Estimating Service— is entirely at your diapoSftl. If you will rive us an idea as to what you have in mind, we will cheerfully give you an estimate on the cost of the lumber in volved that will be as accurate as possible; the accuracy de pending, of coupe, upon the de finiteness of tho information you can rive us. We are- entirely at your ser vice; call us whenever you need us! aunZR-MOSS tSMBEK OOMFUff BUILDING materials who is in St. Mary’s hospital is not doing so well. Miss Hazel Power is also at a hospital. , GWNINETT COUNTY LAWRENCEVILLE — Judge Blanton Fortson, who is holding court in Lawrenceville, wag hon or guest at the'Kiwanis club. Mr. James H. Brooks, of Tucker, died at an Atlanta sanatorium. “Aunt Mary” Butler, a negre woman aged 9? years, died at Lo- gansville. Mr. J. W. Butler a former resi dent of Lawrenceville .died at D- Kalb. Mrs. Maggie Wiley died near Hill’s Shop and she was buri- id at Bethlehem, in Jackson coun- ty. . Howard Jones, the! negrd who stole $1,000 from Mr. Charlie Jack- son, was riven five yean; Marion Wheeler; a white man, was up six months for burglary.. The consolidation of small schools is being urged in Gwinnett. Mr. Sam Hinton was severely injured at the Williams roller mill when a barrel of wheat he was helping to unload from a wagon fell and struck him on ths head. MORGAN COUNTY MADISON—The grand Jury re commend, that the county com missioners persue a more liberal policy in providing for the poor of the county. The burnimr of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mocrhead was caused by mortar falling between the brick in the kitenen chimney bext to the gable. Many things were lost belonging to the grand parents Of both Mr. and Mrs. Mporehcad, including a mahogany ’ »ble 20 years old. They hope to »bu.;d wheio Ac hoM, stood. --X lone|rat in one.ns'it klllei port a much better business than **h° r you pave, at this time last year, t WALTON COUNTY MONROE—Two young employer at the Monroe cotton- mill. Aunthd Wages and Herman'Witcher, got into a difficulty, when young Wages was shot and killed by Witcher. Wages had a young wife. Judge Blanton Fortson becomes more popular as the years come and go. . The smaller schools-in are being consolidated .The latest consolidations are the schools o! Jersey, Cornish Mountain, Alcovy Mountain and Cedar Grov*. Misu Emma Turnbull died at , . Pleasant Valley after a' long ill- » W P* ncsi. noted skin Mrs. Seaborn Malcom was se verely injured in an automobile ac cident. Miss Pearl Williams died at the Alto sanatorium after a long ill ness. Rev. M. B. Sams has given dp Bethlehem circuit for anothei field. The freight rates are halved on arsenate for farmers. This is the good work of Hon. J. D. Price, j MIME! it Just the moment L tho-Sulphur to an itchn_. or broken out akin,' the itching healidg begins say* a specialist, This sulphur , made Ihtd a pleasant preparation, made MW a p' cold cream, gives such' a quick re lief. even W fiery efsema, that nothing has ever been found' to take ita place. g, cools the if heala the eefema right up, leaving a clear smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do. not have to wait for im- !>ay Jack Robinson—out comes the rheumatic on in and distress. St. Jacobs Oil is a harmless rheu- * :h' never dis- urn the skin, and stiff ness from aching joints, muscles nnd bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. Limber up! Get a small trial bottle of cld-time,- honest St. Jacobs Oil from any drug store, und in a moment you’ll be free __ r , n _. _ - from pains, aches and stiffness. le oldest living type of an-1 Men tho-Sulphur at any drug store. I Don’t suffer! Rub rheumatism I I *■ •> Advertisement away.—Advertisement. 1 <* ———^— iou uo no* nave to wait Islands near New Zealand arelprovement It quickly shows. You the home of te tuateras, supposed can get a little jar of Rowles Stop * , dosin/’2 It’s.pip jn only. St. Jacobs Oil vtU (top any pain. and not one rheu- matismc'asb in fifty requires in temal treatMenL Hub soothing, penetrating St? Jacobs Oil right on the tender spot, ahd by'the time lAmerica’s Home ShoePalisJ M MAKES’SHOES BRIGHT— KEEPS: LEATHER, RKTHT The smart shine—the every-day shine'for thrifty people who know thatjit’s the little thlrip that count hjg. Black,Tan,White,px-blo6d;Brown The Shinola Home Set is a household neces sity. Makes family shoe shining easy^ quick, and economical. Genuine bristle dauber and big lamb’s wool polisher. 1 /‘The Shine for Mine!” • “Hello.’’ rights.” Off wcht the Twins to Sugar-* Blum Land which lay between Castor Land and Plaster Land. “Whnt’d you come for?” asked riomeono. '• And, there stood a cbocAIatc rab bit with white icing done all over Hint like an embroidery pattern. “Hello,” answered Nrncy polite ly. “Wo came ts set- things to :hta.” ’Well, it's high time somebody did.” said the rabbit. “King Gin- ,-crbrcnd made a new. law .yester day nobody ran obey, and well all have to go to jail nnlets be takes it back.” “What law?” asked Nick. “Re said bathing -was n good habit and every 8ugr.r-Plum Land er would have to take a bath twice a day." “That’s awful!” replied Nick. Siren once a day la bad enough.” wedding cake. It’s made ofliis- qule and won’t run; but how in creation can folks made of cake and sugar take a bath? We’d all run away and mix together and when wc dried off, like cs not I’d have an ear off tbs knick-knack dog, a leg off the lemon cookie sparrow anti a tail off the gum- ‘T Sever thought of that!” de- eteref Nancy. “Well go to see King Gingerbread at once. Mebbe he'll take the law back.” “Goody!” chried tho chocolate rabbit. “I’ll spread the good news,” And away he hopped to toll the Other Sugar-Plum Land ers that nbbody need endanger his life by taking a bath. “Say,” he called, stopping sud denly. “You’d bettor stop at thr Cut-Out Lady’s house and ask l-er to sew King Gingerbread’s _!g do even at that,” said ! buttons on straight. She the embroidery-pattern rabbit, | them crooked, and he gets mad and waggling his ears. "Wc can’t tv-1 mak»s slllv laws." cn bathe once, any of us, except “All right!” called Nancy, the Kewple off the top of the (To Be Continued) adtssas * > a. ■- PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE'S BEST REMED 3 STORES Retail Distributors To Our Friends and Customers: We are no\v exclusive distributors for the famous POULTRY FEED Our stores will carry at ail times a complete stock of these wonderful result-producing Pocitry Feeds in all sizes—81-3 lb., 25 lb., 50 lb., and 100 lb. in cotton, paper and burlap bags. We also have a plentiful supply of Red F e a t h e r C h i c k Starter in the new Automatic F eeder Package. This is ] sensation of the year. One pacltagfe wiD feed lOflf cBtda for fourteen days at the remarkably low cost of one cent per chick. Come in and inspect our stock and stores and try our service. HODGSON-COMER CO. -- KING-HODGSON GO.