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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921. NOTICE OF ROM) ELECTION. Notice is hereby given to the voters >f Barrow county, that on the 26th day of August, 1921, an election will be held in Barrow county at which will Ik> submitted *o the qualltied voters of said county, for their determination of the question whether Bonds shall he Issued by said Barrow county, Georgia, in the aggregate amount of lifty Thou sand Dollars ($50,000.00) to be applied to the completion, finishing and equip ing of the Barrow county court house, which is now under construction, the said issue of Bonds to aggregate the mrn of Fifty Thousand (SSO 000.00,) Dollars if issued shall consist of fifty Bonds in number, numbered from one (1) to fifty (50), both inclusive, each of said Bonds to be of the denomination vf One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars, each and all of said bonds are to hear interest at the rate of five percent (5) per annum from date of issue, payable annually or on the first day of January in each year, and the principal there of to he payable as follows ;Two Thou sand Dollars on the first day of Janua ry, 15)32. and Three Thousand Dollars the first day of January, 1933, 15)34, 1035, 1036 1937, 1938, 1030, 1040, 1041. 1042. 1043* 15*44. 1045, 15*46. 15*47, 15*48. the said several Installments seven teen In number, one of Two Thousand Dollars and sixteen of Three Thousand Dollars, each of the proposed issue, ag gregating the total said sum of Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dollars and on the last named date, January all of said Bonds principal and Interest are to he fully paid off. Said election shall Ik> held nt all the voting precincts within the limit of the said county, and shall be held by the same persons and in the same manner and the same rules and regulation as those that govern elections for county officers for the said county of Barrow, and the returns of said election shall he made by the election managers to the Ordinary of Barrow county and said Ordinary of Barrow county shall iii the presence and together with the managers who bring tip the said returns consolidate the said returns and de clare the result. The hour for holding said election shall he the same as the hours for holding the elections for county officers: namely-: From seven o'clock A. XI. until six o’clock I*. M. nt Court House and at all other precincts in said county, from eight o’clock A. M. until three o’clock P. M. sun time, on said date for holding the said election, August 26, 3921. C. XV. PARKER, Ordinary of Barrow county. PARISH ACADEMY Xlisses Ruth Allen and Norene John son were the guests of Xliss Miriam Braselton Sunday. Miss Bessie Simpson was the guesj of Xliss Bertha C'ruce Friday night. Mr. 15. F. O’KVlley, John O'Kelley, Charlie Adams and Xliss Viola O'Kelley, of Cleveland, sp|nt Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Elliott. Mrs. XV. B. Bramlett has gone to the mountains to spend a few weeks with tier mother. Miss Carmen Elder was the guest of Uiss Bertha Cruce, of SUarou on VbursUay afternoon. 'Die singing at Misses Nellie and Ruth Alim's Sunday night was highly enjoy ed by all present. Miss Thelma Allen was the guest of her brother, Mr. G. W. Allen, Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. J T. Wright and Mr.. W. 1?. Hrnnilett were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Skelton Sunday night. The singing at this place Sunday afternoon was highly enjoyed by a large crowd. Miss Aline Smith spent Tuesday night with Miss Fannie Sims. Miss Jewell Elliott was the guest of Mi>/s Bessie Simpson Sunday after noon. Mrs. C. r. Allen was the guest of Miss Aline Smith Tuesday night. Miss Fannie Sims was the guest of Mrs. A. X. Elliott Monday afternoon. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. ** . 'V Services for Sunday: Sunday school at 10:15, S. F. Maugh- on, Supt. Preaching at 11:30, “Victories of Faith.” Senior B. T. P. U. at 7 :30. Junior B. Y. P. U. at 7 :30. i Preaching at 8:30, “What is Life.” Special music by the Quartette. Come. W. H. Faust, Pastor. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. On account of the great demand on our space, there will be a charge of one-half cent per word for obituaries, memoriams, resolutions of respect, cards of thanks, etc. from this date. In sending in such communications count the words and send in amount, at one-half cent per word, to pay for same. Buy GOOD GULF KEROSENE. STATHAM Mr. and Mrs. B. H Grant and three little sons are the guests of their par ents, Xlr. and Mrs. Grant of Shiloh this week. Miss Marguerite Bishop of Athens is the guest if Xliss Louise Daniel this week Mr and Xlrs. J. H. XVall announce the birth of a daughter, July 14th. Xlrs. E. XI. Smith of Charleston, S. C.| who is spending awhile with her mother, Xlrs. XV. D. McDonald, will la the guest of her husband’s parents this week, Xlr. and Mrs. Smith of near Athens. Xliss Pauline Roberts spent Satur day night in the country with her aunt, Xlrs. Cliff Perkins. MiAs Myrtle Booth of Winder is spending some time with her mother, J. J. Booth. Xlisses Pearlle and Zorn Hammond were the guests of Xliss Ilia Hammond last week. Xlrs. G. C. Robertson and cliildrei are spending this week with -Mrs. I). T. Hammond. Xlrs. Florence Bell of Russel) was the week-end guest of her mother, Xlrs. Ellen Dooly. • Xliss Avery Beddingfleld entertained as her guests last week Misses Sara Lowe and Susie Belle Perkins. Xliss Miriam Smith of Talbotton is the guest of Miss Frances Arnold this week. Mrs. Sallie Hammond was called to the bedside of her sister, Xlrs. Banks, of Athens, who is seriously ill. Rev. Charles Henderson has closed a meeting nt the church where lie delivered some able and help ful sermons. May much good be ac complished. Rev. J. B. Gresham will begin a se ries of meetings at the Methodist church Friday evening, July 22nd. Ev erybody welcome. Rev. Young <’f the Christian church begins liis meeting the second Sunday in August. \Vill welcome your attend ance. Xlisses Idalee and Rozelle Ross return ed from Alabama where they were very royally entertained for two weeks as guests of relatives. Xlisses Rulie Mauldin and Lucile Wil son of Dacula, returned to their home Tuesday after spending sometime here very pleasantly **s the guest of Xliss Euunnline Sykes. Xlr. Roy David of Xliss ! olen Arnold and E. R. Arnold motor ed over to Bethlehem Sunday afternoon and were guests of Xlisses Ettie Belle and Myrtiee Harrison. Rev. and Xlrs. Charles Henderson entertained as their week-end guests W. <’. Henderson and family from Cleveland, Xlr. Albert Henderson, mem ber of legislature, from Atlanta, Xlr. and Xlrs. John Russell and little son and daughter, of Athens and Xliss Clara Henderson from the State Nor mal school, Athens. Xliss Thelma Lancaster returned from a very pleasant visit with her sister, Xlrs. Ernest Ethridge of At lanta. Miss Annie Hnynie of Winder was the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. L. Wall Tuesday. Mrs. W. 11. Cooper and children of Athens were in the city awhile Tuesday with relative*. The Womans Missionary Society of the Baptist enuren held their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. Quite a good many ladies present and a lot of interest manifested. latest Magazines for Sale. You can buy your magazines at our drug store. We keep the following lat est issues: Vogue, Saturday Evening Post, Western Story Magazine, Hearsts Magazine, Ace-High Magazine and Elite Styles.—Winder Drug Cos. Phone 280. Phone 65 Phone 65 We are now ready to supply you with BLUE GEM COAL for Winter. * Blue Gem Lump SIO.OO Other good coals for less money. Phone us your order. City Coal Cos. Geo. Thompson W. C. Hams Phone 65 Phone 65 x We carry Kodak films at popular prices—Winder Drug Cos., Phone 286. Remember we carry all kinds of tur nip seed in the bulk.—Winder Drug Cos., Phone 286. LOW PRICES ON BLACKSMITHING Horseshoeing SI.OO Shrinking Tires -60 All other blacksmith work and auto mobile work down in proportion. Give me a trial. FULTON FREEMAN CEDAR HILL. It ALTO BUMPER LOST. Lost, one auto spring bumper on the night of July 18th on road betwmi Winder and Bethabara church in Oco nee county. Reward will be paid for its return to The Winder News office. * * OAK GROVE , * * (Last week’s Letter.) Xrr. and Xlrs. J. L. Harwell visited the latter’s mother in Jefferson Sunday. Xlisses Macy and Runette Sellers of Winder are with Xlrs. Sara Sellers this week. Xlrs. J. D. XVall and children of Pleas ant Hill visited relatives here Satur day and Sunday. Kermit Booth of Camp Jackson, S. C„ spent a few days last week with his mother, Xlrs. J. J. Booth. Little Robert Sellers is still very sick, we hope he will soon be better. Xlr. and Xlrs. T. N. Suddeth spent Saturday with the former’s parents, Mr. and Xlrs. J. A. Suddeth, of near Jefferson. Xlrs. Gordon Jones returned home Sunday after spending some time with her parents near Bogart. Xliss Myrtle Booth of XVinder spent Sunday at the home of her mother. Xlr and Xlrs. McElhannon and,chil dren spent Saturday in Jefferson with Mrs. Canie XleElhannon. WINDER CAMP BOYS PLAY HELEN The ball games played by the Camp Winder boys were well represented — two games were played, resulting in one victory for the home boys. Winder defeated Helen by the score of 24 to 11. Tlie game was a hard fought one with Wood fin Hill twirling for the home boys fliid Frank Bomluraut sticking behind the bat. The first game was tied and untied several times until the Inst Inning when one tall Nacoochee lad pounded the ball for a nice two-base hit with two men on bases whicli untied the score and credited Nacoochee with an other close victory The boys were rep resented by our Southpaw, John Car rington with Autry behind the bat. Frank Boinlurant’s catch in the begin ning of tlie game and James Emory Lord’s two three-base hits, and one two base hit starred for Camp Winder. With luck against the Camp Winder boys the Nacoochee lads won the game by the close score of 16 to 15. SALESMAN WANTED —To sell tires direct from factory to user. Excep tionally good commission. All or spare time. Address BT OAK TIRE CO., Burr Oak, Michigan. 2t Otherwise All Right. A prominent clubwoman says that woman's besetting sins are envy, lazl aess, gluttony, jealousy and revenge. Outside of that, she Is, we presume, jhe angel we have always liked to pic ture her.—Boston Evening Transcript. Buy THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE. THE WINDER NEWS Letter From J. L. Moore Fountain Inn, S. C. Editor Winder News: This, July 14th, finds me located at the above place teaching a line class. The enrollment runs to more than a hundred, and still they come—the old and young, the ignorant and learned. All the people seem to be interested in Xloore, the "Bethlehemite.” This is a pretty little town of about 2,000 pop ulation situated 18 miles Southeast of Greenville on the C. W y & C. Ky. It is an old town though it has many up to-date improvements. The present postmaster has held the position contin ously for 48 years. This is such a rare occurrence I thought it worth mention ing. There are three good church build ings, Presbyterian, Baptist and Xleth odist. I ant holding forth in the Bap tist church, a structure costing about $50,000. It is one of the most com plete edifices it has been my privilege to occupy for my work. It is supplied with electric lights, fans, toilets, rooms for every phase of church work and study. Added to this is a fine pipe or gan and a handsome piano. The pes ent pastor, Mr. Hair, is a man who know s how to do things. Crops and general conditions are about the same as in other sections. It has been dry here but rain has been falling for a few days. The boll wee vil has made his advent and is being “cussed” and discussed very much. Ev eryone has a remedy to exterminate him, especially the county agents and experts. When it comes to national, state and county advisers South Caro lina is abreast any other state of my acquaintance. I will close hep July 21st and go to C’entralhatdhee, Ga„ to teach a fifteen day gradel music class XVith best wishes for the editor and the homefolks. I am as ever, J. L. XIOORE. FOR RENT —In desirable location, 1 large 8-room house lights, water, and large garden, poultry yard, orchard and barn. —See XX T . A. Craft. 2t ROOXIS FOR RENT—Two or three nice rooms for rent, apply to Mrs. XL E. X’auglian in the old grand jury room in the opera house building. The rooms are in good neighborhood. It BAIRD’S CASH STORE The prices on all lines of groceries at this popular store are attracting attention far and near. Here is where you get your groceries cheaper. Prices count. Look at these bargains: Ball Mason Fruit Jars, 1 quart, size, dozen $1.20 Ball Mason Fruit Jars, £ gallon size, dozen $1.50 Tetley’s Tea, 25c package 19c Temple Garden Tea, 25c package v wa.i.j 19c Temple Garden Tea, SI.OO package .65 Shredded Wheat, 25c size .. . ........i... . -i- •• • • .... .15 Puffed Wheat, 2 packages for ....... ......... ......... .25 Post Toasties, 2 packages for , ... Snuff, any 10c size f£i* ~ . ....... ... ... ... . ... ... -l-. .... -69 Snuff, any 10c size, 3 for ~. . .<... • ... .g.-25 Tobacco, any 30c plug for ....... Best Morning Glory Lard, 50 lb. can, per lb 15 Best Morning Glory Lard, 10 lb can for ........ 1.70 Silver Leaf Lard, 10 lbs. bucket for .......... ... .. 1.65 Crescent Lard, 4 lb. can for ..... • -55 Crescent Lard, 8 lbs can for •- LlO Best side meat, per pound . . *l6 Sky Rocket, Self Rising Flour, best made, 50 lbs. 2.50 Diamond Patent, Plain Flour, best, 50 lbs. M . . 2.90 Pure Wheat Shorts, 100 lb. Sack 2.45 Remember that we do not deliver, hence you can buy here cheaper. We appreciate your patronage in the past and will continue to serve you in the future with best goods at a little less. We buy all country produce. Highest market price. Baird’s Cash Store Broad Street Winder, Georgia VICTORY NEWS Xliss Lillie Fleemau was the guest of Xlisses Xlae Reynolds and Hester Hayes Sunday afternoon. Xlrs. Healan and- little daughter, Grace,,of Hoschton, were visiting Xlr. and Xlrs. E. D. Johnson awhile Sun day afternoon. Xliss Ethel Boss, of Auburn, was the guest of her cousin Miss Florine Mur phy Saturday night. Xliss Jurell Bailey was the guest of Xliss Xlae Reynolds Sunday afternoon. SERVICE plus BEAUTY When you buy tires you want the most mile age you can get for the money, of course. That's why we sell Goodyears! They have won the preference of automobile manufacturers, racers and the public by the unusual mileage built into them by Good year. Then there is great satisfaction in the ap pearance of the Goodyear All-Weather treads. They show up in fine style on any car. LXX’e now have a good stock of Clinch er Casings in the three styles made by Goodyear for Fords, Chev rolets, etc. Also a full line o'f other sizes, —tubes and tire savers. You will find our Goodyear service and Goodyear tires best for your car. Tire Service Station , ROBT. A. CAMP, Prop. WINDER, GA. SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 A YEAR Miss Myron Braselton was the guest of Miss Nellie Allen awhile Sunday. Xliss Alberta XlcDougald, of Hoseh ton, was the guest of her cousin, Xliss Pauline Johnson, last week. Xliss Lillie Fleemau was the guest'- of Miss Pauline Johnson one evening this week. The Wood Chucks took the game of ball at Braselton Saturday afternoon the score being 6 to 3 in favor of the Wood Chucks. Xlr. Herman Johnson made a busi ness trip to Braselton Xlonday.