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THURSDAY, MARCH 0, 11)22.
The Kodak Season Will Soon
Be Here
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We serve the best of cold drinks in the best of style.
Our Fountain is up-to-date in every particular. We can
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Our line of proprietary medicines is complete. Let
us serve you.
All prescriptions promptly and reliably filled. Effi
ciency in this department is thorough.
CITY PHARMACY
DRS. C. B. AKMONI) & S. T. ROSS, Proprietors
TELEPHONE 62—CORNER BROAD & CANDLER STREETS—WINDER, GA.
BETHLEHEM
\lr Hiul Mrs. Hoy Greeson bitont Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Ridgeway. . .
Mrs William Thomas left last week
for Tampa, Florida, where she will
visit her father, Mr. Solomon Bcding
lield, who is seriously ill.
We are glad to announce that the
sick are convalescing after several
days illness.
Rev. M. B. Saras delivered two very
nlde sermons at the M. E. church last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss I)ru Willie Belle returned to
her school at Liberty Monday after
spending the week-end with home folks.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson of Winder
spent the week-end with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I>. Hendrix were
the guests for the week-end of Mr. W.
W. Hoseh and family.
Mr. Oswell Saras of the A. & M. at
Monroe si>ent the week-end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hendrix were
the guests of Mr. Weyrnan I*. Harri
son and family Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. H. It. Thompson spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. 11.
T. Hendrix.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Tack had as their
dinner guests Sunday Mr. ami Mrs.
Karl McDonald.
Miss Adell Middlebrooks spent th.
week-end with home folks at Covington.
Messrs. A. It. Mathews. (J. L. Mc-
Donald and J. T. Harrison were in
Monroe Monday on business.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Ridgeway had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T.
IV. Partee.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. P. Jennings Were vis
itors at Ctunpton awhile Sunday.
Tall&ssee Dots.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Hill and
Mrs. Maynard were guests of H. <5.
Hartley Sunday.
Mrs. Eula Kinney and Mrs. Fleming
and Mrs. Itoxie Potter Mrs. Bart Lyle
were the dinner guests of Mrs. J. C.
Sykes Thursday.
Mr. J. C. Sykes and Mr. Davis were
FIRE, TORNADO I
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Oldest and strongest companies in the
Insurance Line.
Will Appreciate your Business
C. C. GREGORY CO.
305 Winder National Hank Building
CHEVROLET SERVICE
CHEVROLET GENUINE PARTS
—We make a specialty of working on Chevrolet Cars, ami carry a
good supply of Chevrolet parts.
We also carry a line of Ford Farts.
Repair work on any make of cars.
We hate one of the best welders this side of Atlanta who will take
special pride in your job, no matter how large or small.
We guarantee to satisfy our customers.
Generator and Starter Work.
Lion Puncture Fateh—the kind you saw demonstrated here on
the streets.
LANTHIER & CHURCH
Alhms Swt rh ®ne 110
guests of Mr. Pat Thurmond awhile
Sunday night.
We are glad to roiHirt Air. I at lliur
mond improving.
Mr. Thurmond Sykes was the guest
of his grand parents Sunday.
Little Mary Hartley was the guest
of little Mary Bell Sykes Sunday.
The farmers here will be glad to sec
the sun shine out so they can get to
farming.
Victory News
School at this place is moving on
nicely.
The debate Saturday night was fine
The subject was Resolved: That Capi
tal punishment should be abolished. On
the aft. side was John Langford, Carl
Mauldin. Neg. Ralph Evans. The neg
ative side won.
Mr. Herman Johnson and Ralph Ev
ans attended the basket ball game a’
County Line Saturday afternoon and
reported it line.
Miss Allturta McDougal was the din
ner guest of her cousins. Misses Pau
line and Noriue Johnson Sunday.
Master Callie and Elbert McDougal
of County Line sixuit Saturday night
with Mr. Herman Johnson.
Miss (Hays Evans spent Saturday
P. M. witli Miss Jurell Bailey,
i Mr. Omar Sloan of Mt. Aloriah spent
Fvedav with Mr. Morgan Castleberry.
Mr. E. I>. Johnson and J. B. Evans
made a. business trip to Iloschton Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stone of Hosch
ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Evans.
Miss Pauline Johnson spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Timms spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Wiley.
Mr. nml Mrs. . S. Uockmore spent
awhile Saturday night with Air and
Mrs. E. D. Johnson.
Everybody invited to come to the
debate nt Vietron Saturday night.
The party given by Misses Pauline
and Norine Johnson was highly enjoyed
by a a large crowd Saturday night of
last week.
SNAP SHOTS
By W. 11. Faust.
Labor trouble in 1920 cost employers
$25,000,000 and employees $250,000,000.
and the public had to pay the entire
amount at last.
I
All drugs from cvffe? to cocaine and
all liquors from Iteer to brandy dull
the brains of men and produce hurtful
results.
§
“Find me the men on earth who care
Enough for faith and God to-day
To seek a barren wilderness
For simple liberty to pray.
Men who for simple sake of God
All titles, riches would refuse,
And in their stead disgrace and shame
And bitter poverty would choose.’’
S
Plenty of school children carry more
knowledge back and forth to school in
their arms than they do in their heads.
§
Some men like to go fishing because
it is a genteel way to loaf.
§
Our church people have built hospit
als orphanages, schools and sanita
riums. In fact, the church is still do
ing things. Fellows, let it help you,
and in turn cause you to help others.
§
Mr. Alerclmnt, the reason Charles
Williams Stores sell so many goods is
because they sure know hoy to adver
tise.
8
There are a lot of folks who leave
the doctor and the preacher until the
last when it comes to paying, and yet
they want these professional men to
help them die easy and get to heaven.
8
Increase the spirituality of the church
and the members will pay up. Sounds
like saving if you will put the wagon
on the tot) of the hill the folks in it
will get to the hilltop also.
§
Some fellows lives are so disgraceful
that an angel flying over them on a
windy day would have to wear a gas
mask.
§
The fellow who drinks blind tiger li
quor these days lias around with him
breath that smells like a billy goat
that has been feeding on limberger
cheese and wild onions.
*■*. lit.: §
God took care of -doses and the Jews
but he sure did leave the Egyptians
in a bad tix in the midst of the Red
Sea.
§
There are six senses —taste, smell,
hearing, seeing, finding and common
sense. The last is at present at a pre
mium in re the much discussed bonus
bill.
8
The locomotive boiler has a great
(ask to do make the engine tender.
8
Speaking of responsibility the little
shoulder straps worn by a society girl—
if one of them were to break the other
would have a lot of responsibility upon
it.
8
8
Many Indies attend bridge parties
whose husbands are wearing shingle
nails and broken matches for suspen
ders.
*
So long as the coach in an institu
tion gets more than the teacher of En
glish. Just so long will colleges have
more space on the sport page than on
the editorial page of our dailies.
5
Editor McWhorter says perhaps Ed
itor Shannon is thinking of turning
preacher because Billy Sunday gets
thousands for holding one meeting, but
Bro. Shannon knows that there is only
one Billy Sunday, so he Is still editing
the Commerce News instead of joining
the conference and heralding the Good
News exclusively.
*
The man who thinks the preacher
has a good time and nothing to do,
THE WINDER NEWS
MT. MORIAH
There will be a singing at this place
next Sunday afternoon, second Sunday
and Mr. Howell Barber of Braselton
will preach here also; everybody in
vited to attend and bring their song
books.
Mr. and Mrs. H. AI. Cruee and chtl
iren and Air. Herschel Cruee of Hosch
ton visited Esq. U. G. Sloan and family
Sunday.
Miss Reba Spain was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Daisy Cooper, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Willard of Beth
lehem spent Sunday with Mr. and M s.
Bud Willard.
We are sorry to note the sickness of
little Qulnten Feagans.
Miss Beulah McKinney was the din
ner guest of Aliss Gerdie Wood Sun
day.
Mr. T. V. Wood spent Saturday night
with relatives at Union.
Airs. Julia Willard continues very
low at tliis writing.
Miss Willie Sloan had as her guests
Sunday afternoon Aliases Nezzie and
Delpba Wood. Alaggie AlcKinney and
Air. Kelly Sykes.
Messrs. Riley and Henry Alartin vis
ited Mr. and Airs. Charlie Ethridge
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Autry Cheek visited Air. Arthur
Wages Sunday afternoon.
BUNCOMB NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huff had as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim I.uke and Miss
House spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs.
Joe Luke.
Mr. Richard Casey spent Sunday af
ternoon with his sister, Mrs. Cone.
Miss Nellie Casey spent Saturday
night with Aliss Annie Lou Patton.
The dance given by Mr. Dean Sat
urday night was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
father, Mr. Jim Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Patton spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Coil Tiller.
The singing given by Miss Alattie
Michael was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luke were vis
iting Sunday.
Mr. Grady Smith had as his guest
last week his brother, Mr. Birdie
Smith.
Mr. and Airs. Henry Luke had as
their guest one day last week Air. Bir
die Smith.
Misses Alamie and Estelle Mobley
spent Sunday afternoon with Alisses
Davis.
Miss Stella Robertson spent awhile
with Miss Annie Lou Patton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hamiltcai spent
Sunday with Mr. and Airs. June Alich
ael.
The siugiDg at Mr. Hamilton Satur
day night was enjoyed.
Airs Cst-'v called on Mrs. Luke Sat
urday afternoon.
Sunday school has been organized at
Union Chapel. Come every Sunday
afternoon at three o’clock.
ought to keep a sharp lookout for the
fool-killer.
§
Nearly every farmer in Barrow coun
ty is buying Irish potatoes for food or
to plaint, and yet you can raise the best
potatoes in the country here.
§
Georgia farmers are pooling their cot
ton and they are going to cut the sal
aries of a lot of fellows next fall. No
tice, we didn’t say whose salaries.
8
You can't buy country hams in Win
der these days and yet the farmers will
tell you that the meat market is glut
ted.
Si
Some of the boys in Barrow county
feel that they are so big that Fatty
Arbuckle's overcoat wouldn’t make
them a vest pocket.
8
So long as Bill Hart and almost
every other man smokes cigarettes,
hoys are going l to follow their example
and smnke cigarettes, too.
8
Now and then you run across a fel
low who is so ignorant he couldn’t tell
you what two nations- fought each oth
er in the French-English war.
A $3.00 Mop For 75c
THE SAMSON AUTO CORD MOP
A mop made of auto tire cord fabric. The highest
grade tire fabric used in making automobile tires.
Scrubs faster, cleans better and lasts five times as
long as other mops that sell for the same price.
Opening price to last 30 days
A 24 oz. Mop for 75 cents
The Samson Auto Cord Mop made in Winder and
sold by the following merchants. We want every lady
in Winder to have one.
Smith Hardware Cos.
W. T. Robinson
Kilgore-Kelly Cos.
Autry-House Cos.
J. C. Ray & Cos.
Watson-Glover & Cos.
Land’s Cash Gro. Store
Mrs. M. L. Vaughan
Wishes to announce the first showing of
her SPRING HATS—
March 9 10 and 11th
Hats, in all-the new shades as follows —
CANNA, PERIWINKLE, PUNKIN,HEN
NA, RED, BLUE, ETC. See the Kiddies &
Misses, also Matrons Hats. A nice line of
ribbons, flowers, fruits and feathers.
Also novelties and notions at moderately
low prices.
Mrs. Vaughan takes this method of thank
ing her many customers of Winder and sur
rounding country and towns for their nice
patronage with a continuance of same and
don’t forget the several nice prizes that will
be given away in May which were to have
been in February, but on account of her mov
ing to the ground floor, next to St. John’s 5 &
10c store the drawing has been postponed
until May, which will give my customers a
better chance.
A cordial invitation to all.
MRS. M. E. VAUGHAN
PLANT COTTON
“A FEW MINUTES EACH DAY WILL KEEP THE WEEVILS
AWAY.” BOLSTER will od the job. No theory; no experiments nec
essary. The facts have fully demonstrated BOLSTER as an abso
lutely effective, sure specific against boll weevils. PICK NO SQUARES
JUST USE ROISTER AS DIRECTED AND RAISE COTTON!!
Maximum cost of treatment under worst weevil conditions, will not
exceed $3.00 per acre. No machinery necessary to apply.
Give me your order NOW, and have remedy shipped out later.
For terms to salesmen for Barrow and Jackson counties write
For full information write:
THE BOLL WEEVIL ROUSTER CO.
Milledgeville, Ga.
Subscription Price: $1.50 Per Year.
W. C. Jett
Herrin’s 10c Store
A. S. Eberhart
J. N. Summerour
L. E. Herrin