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THURBDAY, MARCH IT. 1021. Pentecost Miss Exer Mobley of Carl thorn Mill spent last week with Miss Myrtle Mc- Donald. Miss Grace Prirkeft lm<l as her truest Sunday, Misses Gila Harris of Bogart, Iris and Fay Kryder and Messrs. Ar chie Blackman and Willie Lee Prick ett, of Athens. Mrs. I .aura and little Martha Sue Haynie were guests of Mrs. Anna Ham mond Sunday. Miss Annie Lou Mineey, of Minder, spout Sunday with home folks. Mr ami Mrs. Guy Prickett anil their daughter were guests of Mr. \V. T. Prickett Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs. J. L. Lyle and chil dren of Tyro spent Sunday with Mrs. H. A. Hardigree. Messrs. Charlie Ferguson and W. T. Prickett were in Hahlonega last week. Mrs. Charlie McDonald and children W ore guests of Mrs. D. B. Miller Mon day afternoon. Miss Era Mineey is spending this week in Winder with her sisters, Misses Oro and Annie Lou Mineey. Miss Lucllc Miller spent Saturday in Winder. Miss Myrtle McDonald entertained n few of the young set Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clack and chil dren of Paradise were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Haynie Sunday. Barbecue! Barbecue! The Old Reliable Barbecue Man will open up Satur day, March 19, and 26, and every Saturday thereafter on Athens street, right in front of Woodruff Hardware Cos., in the place once occupied by George Whitley. Now, my good friends, we will have one side for white people and one for colored, and you won t be crowded. I will see to it myself, that this will be an up to-date place for your ladies to come. Also, we Vvdll serve barbecue meat for 10 cents per pound, when you order a pound or more. HasSh, per quart 50c Egg Sandwich 5c Fish Sandwich Chicken Sandwich Barbecue Fries 80c Phone your order for any of the above to Watson- Glover & Cos. and I will send it to your door at once. Phone No. 80. Mr. Watson is so kind as to report your order to me and I will get the order to you on time. Z. L. Moore The Old Reliable Barbecue Man. Ill'll You Make it - THE chief consideration In the creation of a cozy, artistic home is the way you paint and decorate it— Let your home reflect your own taste by the choice of correct and harmonious color effects. But whatever your needs, be sure to specify Paints that have proven their worth, because you paint to protect as well as to beautify. gggg Have stood the test of time for more than fifty years and will give you longest service at lowest cost. No matter the surface —there if a Pee Gee Paint Product tor Pvery Purpose, a number (f them you can easily and economically use yourself. SMITH HARDWARE COMPANY Winder Georgia. Thomoson’s Mill. The school at Thompson Mill is pro gressing nicely. Mr. Lester Morris was the guest of Mr. Walter Jones Sunday. Miss Odelle Jones was the guest of Mrs. Luther Thomas last Saturday. Mr. T. E. Willard was the guest of Mr. W. L. Jones Sunday afternoon. Misses I/is Davis. Lois Fagans and Carrie Deaton were guests of Mrs. W. S. Head Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. L. Willard and family, of Au burn, Route 1, were the guests of his father, Mr. J. N. Willard one night last week. Miss Magnolia Willard was the guest of Miss Odelle Jones Wednesday night. Miss Dimmer Willard was the guest of Mrs. Harrison Sunday afternoon. Mr. Clyde Tronic was the guest of Miss Lois Fagans Sunday night. Mrs. J, M. Jones was the guest of Mrs. C. T. McDonald Monday after noon . Miss Lois Davis, Jr„ was the guest of Miss Estelle Jones Sunday after noon. Mr. T. E. Willard and Mr. W L. Jones were guests of Mr. Harrison Sunday. Winder News Want Ads—sr line. STATH VM CHURCH NEWS Prayer meeting at the Statham Bap tist church last Wednesday evening was led by Prof. Colbert, his subject being covetousness, and he made the service of much interest to all. Pastor C. W. Henderson, whose little girl, Carolyn, has been quite sick for some time was rushed to Atlanta Sunday for ail operation. These g*s-d people have the sympathy of all our citizens in the anxious moments they are now passing through, and we hope the lit tle girl will soon be well again. Sunday school was well attended and we are so glad to see more older people coining out to Sunday school, and much interest being manifested. Sunbeams was full of renewed inter est over tbe news tiiat their leader, Mrs. Daniel, would soon be able to come home. B. Y. P. U. committees are planning many good things for the future pro grams. Miss Theta Harris, captain of Groupe No. 1, rendered a fine pro gram Sunday evening. Miss Nell Camp has entire charge of the music and the well selected songs add much to the meetings. Our pastor tieing absent Sunday evening, Mr. Lancaster preached to a •Total crowd and his theme, “Salva tion,” was very forcefully given. 7L * .c- —Ask For These Free — Paint Books " Homes and How to Paint Them"— Contain* many beautiful illustrations of attractively painted homes, shows floor plans, gives specifications and tells how to select the right colors. '•The Modern Method of Decorating"— This beautifully illustrated book gives the latest and best ideas on the decoration of interior walls and ceilings. It shows a number of rooms designed by leading artists, giving exact specifications for ob taining harmonious color effects with Pee Gee FLATKOATT. “The Modern Method of Finishing Wood"—lf you intend to build or refinish your home, this illustrated booklet will be of great help to you. It contains 23 color plates of finished wood panels, and gives practical advice how to take care of your floors and woodwork. Pcsslee-Gau'bcrt Cos., Inc. LOUISVILLE, KY. THE WINDER NEWS Old Times Have Come Again Winder 5 & 10c Store Again selling goods at prices asked before the war. Yard Wide Bleaching, per yard 15c Good Yard Wide Sheeting, per yard 10c Dress Prints, 27 inches wide, per yard 10c. Dress Ginghams, good quality, per yard 12|c Best Ginghams, 50c grade, per yard 19c Hickory Shirting, (very best quality), per yard 121 c Blue Denim Overall Goods, per yard 15c Curtain Draperies 15c and 25c per yard No. 2 Satin Ribbon, 15c quality, per yard 5c Ladies Silk Hose,, $2.00 grade SI.OO Ladies Silk Hose, $1.50 grade 75c One Table Ladies and Childrens Hats SI.OO One Table Dressed Hats, values up to $7.00 $2.98 One box Flowers for hat trimmings, 10c bunch One box Flowers for hat trimmings 25c bunch Men’s, Ladies and Children’s wash hats ......... 25c each Little boys wash hats . 50c each Men’s socks, all colors *.. 15c pr Ladies Stockings, black or white . . 15c pair One Lot Ladies and Girls’ Middy Blouses .... 69c each Girls Gingham Dresses 50 and 79c One Lot Tennis Slippers 35c pair Mens’ Blue Cheviot Work Shirts .i..75c Boys Blue Cheviot Work Shirts 50c Large Size Towels -25 c each Towels, 15 x 26 inches 10c each Best Stationery, 50c grade 25c Extra quality Stationery 75c grade 50c Best garden and flower seed 5c pkge Gold Dust Washing Powder 5c pkge Large sized enam’lcl boilers & stewpots, $1.25 val. 69c COME IN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 18 AND 19, AND AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING GOODS AT THESE PRICES. Winder 5c & 10c Store Court House Building. Winder, Ga. SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 A YEAR