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THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1923. WE’VE MOVED We have moved our pa rase and but tery shop to the Flanigan building on Candler street, formerly occupied by the Ford Agency. In our new home we are better 'equipped to take care of the public in general automobile service. We have i nut ailed the latest equip ment to take care of the electrical part of your car. and will specialize in this work. No guess work with us. We have installed a machine that will locate your starter, generator and bat tery trouble without removing them from the car. We repair all makes of batteries, and if your batteries are beyond repair we talk the Vesta. The most competent mechanics are in charge of our garage. We guaran tee satisfaction and repair all makes of cars. Your oar washed and thoroughly greased at small cost. AUTO SAI.KS COMPANY At Ford Old Stand Day Phone 1(M! Night Phones 207 & 34*} James M. Flanigan Mt. James M. Flanigan, one of the well known citizens of this section, died at his home near New Chapel last Monday. He was 77 years of age at the time of his death. The remains were buried Tuesday afternoon at Chapel Christian church, Rev. J. M. Tumlin conducting the services. He leaves a wife and several children to whom the sympathy of it large circle of friends is extended. C. M. Ferguson A Cos. wore in charge of the burial ser vices. Mr. C. F. Healan Mr. C. F. Healan, a prominent citi y,en of Jackson county, died at. his home in the Woods Camp Ground sec tion of that county lust Monday and was buried Tuesday afternoon at Wal nut church, Rev. S. P. Higgins conduct ing the burial services. Mr. Healan was 72 years of age at the time of his death. He was the lather of Mr. Frank Healan of this city. Besides his wife lie leaves several children to whom the sympathy of a host of friends is ex tended. C. M. Ferguson & Cos., were in charge of the burial services. Mr. James H. Anglin Mr. James H. Anglin died at his home in this city last Thursday, and was buried Friday at Cedar Creek church. Mr. Anglin was 70 years cdd at the time of his death. Rev. 8. P. Higgins conducted the funeral services. He leaves a wife and several children to whom the sympathy of many friends Is extended. C. M. Ferguson & Cos. were in charge of the burial services. MISS LULA MAE THOMPSON Miss Lula Mac Thompson, a splendid young lady diet) on Thursday, Jan. 4, after a lingering illness. The remains were Iniried on Friday at Bethlehem Camp Ground, Rev. J. C. Harbin con ducting the funeral services. Miss Thompson was a consistent member of the Bethlehem Methodist church. She was about 20 years of age. To the be reaved father and brothers and sisters the sympathy of many friends are ex tended. WILLIAM -M. ETHERIDGE Dee miter 22. 1922, marks the pass ing away of William M. Etheridge, oue if Auburn’s and Barrow county's most prominent and iirflucntial citizens. lie was born near Auburn where be lived for sixty-six years the extent of bis life. His sterling character moulding for him many friends who sympathize with his bereaved wife, his adopted daugh ter. Myrtle Thornton of Wesley Memo rial Hospital and bis brothers. It. A. Etheridge of Auburn and I>r. S. <5. Etheridge of Sparks, On. His life was a blessing to those about him; he was charitable to the ivoor, honest in bis business, faithful to his church, loving in bis home, true to his Maker, as such e mourn his loss. WORKERS CONFERENCE. The Workers Conference of the Ap \ ilac.lnv and Mulberry Associations convened with Cedar Creek church on last Wednesday. The attendance was good considering the prevalent sick ness and bad roads. The morning ser vice was conducted by ltev. W. S. Wal ker, who preached a most excellent eru>oii. The afternoon session was given over to a general discussion of topics. Mr. Sylvester Sauls, of Mer ■eer gave a splendid talk on B. Y. I’. C. Mrs. Holsenbeck spoke on thv W. M. 1\ work. The next meeting of these* as sociations will be held at Ebenezer church lirst Wednesday in February. Reporter. FOR RENT—Two horse farm on third and fourth. Want someone that will use poison on cotton. Apply to Miss Cleo Rush, Box 74, Winder, Ga. Death of Good Woman An angel bearing the scythe of death entered the home of Muller Mc- Klroy and cut down, the beloved wife and mother. She was sick about two weeks hut she bore her sufferings patiently, say ing she would understand some day why she had to suffer so much and ex pressed her faith in her Savior. When she said: “He will take care of us” She was a devoted wife, a true mother and a Christian woman, and her influence did not die with her but will live on down the ages. She was loved by all who knew her fur her kindness of heart and Chris thin character. Sin- leaves a husband, one daughter, father, mother, three brothers and one sister. To the bereaved ones we would say: “She is not dead, only gone on before to a home where she now understands what was before a mystery. To the physicians and neighbors who worked so faithful and were so kind and sym pathetic and for the beautiful floral offerings, wc wish to extend our deep est gratitude and thanks. May Heav en’s richest reward he yours. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. MeElroy. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McElroy. SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA Harrow County. Will he sold on the first Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete description: About One Hundred Two (102) acres of land in tin* 318th District, G. M., Barrow County, hounded on south by lands of A. P. Perry on east by W. E. Hnytnon, on west by Tom Mil ler. on northwest hv G. A. Wall, known as a part of the A. J. Daymen farm. Said property levied upon as the property of Hugh Maxe.v to satisfy tax fi fas issued by M. 11. Lowe, Tax Collector of Harrow County, against Hugh Maxev, for the years of 1021 anil 1022, said property being in the pos session of Hugh Maxe.v and notice of the levy given as required by law to tenant’ in possession. 'Fills the 10th day of January, 1023. II <. CAMP, Sheriff. BAPTIST ASSOCIATIANAL NEWS. The Winder Baptist church is one of seven in the second district of our asso ciation, the others being Winder 2nd and Bethlehem. Mt. Creek. Center Hill, Bold Springs and Bethel. The mis sionary work in all these churches is progressing. Recently Mrs. 11. 11. Jen kins. associationnl suitcrintenilent, or gan it*d a Sunbeam hand at Mt. Creek, just completed a mission study course there, using the “Stay at Home Journeys.” In addition to those. Mrs. Jenkins taught a class in ‘'Stewardship and Missions" at Bold Springs. The Winder W. M. S. h ready for its last course, a Home Mission course. The members are also ready to begin the White Cross ork, a phase never un dertaken before. Reporter. Judge Candler Sends Message to Methodists To the Pastors, Church Collectors, and Methodist members of the North Georgia Conference: The very best date for us to raise our Christian Edu cation Movement subscriptions is in the next ten days. Before January 15th. 1 urge each of you to do your Utmost !<• collect every due pledge. The second yen is pledge was due two and one half months ago, namely: November 1. 1922. We must pay this now, in the next ten days, before January 15tli. Let us give our boys and girls the right-of-way from now to January 15. Faithfully yours, JOHN'S’ S. CANDLER, Pres. Conf. Board of Education. ! Classified Ads. South Georgia Ribbon Cane Syrup at 75c per gallon. Woodruff Hard ware Cos. Upstairs apartment for rent, In my house on Center street. Furnished or unfurnished.- Mrs. W. 11. Quartenuan. FOR RENT Two connecting rooms down stairs with private bath, lights, Etc. J. 11 HOUSE. Any kind of mule you want from 7 to 15 years old. R L. Woodruff. Notice Furniture Repaired. Bring me your furniture and have it repaired and re-finished and made like new. Prices reasonable. —J. It. N. Baugh. tf. 5 gallon pump can filled for $2.40 — Woodruff Hardware Cos. FOR RENT—Several rooms with light, water and bath, close in. Apply to Winder News office. FOR SALE OR RENT—Any kind of mule. —R. L. Woodruff. SHERIFFS SALE. GE* )RGlA—Barrow County. Will he sold on the tirst Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete descript ion : About 59 acres of land in the 316th District, G. M Harrow County, Geor gia, bounded as follows: <>n west by lands of Arch Gregory, on northeast by Cart Davis, on the east by G. W. Lynch, on the south by A. J. Haymon. Said property levied upon as the pnqierty of Wando Lynch to satisfy tax fi fas issued by M. H. Lowe. Tax Collector of Barrow County, against Wando Lynch for the years of 1021 and 1022. said property being in the possession of Wando Lynch, and notice of the levy given as required by law to tenant in possession. This the 10th day of January. 1023. 11. O. CAMP, Sheriff. SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORGIA- Barrow County. IVill be sold on the tirst Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid- der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete descript ion: A certain tract of land in Barrow county, formerly Jackson county, con taining forty-two (42 1 acres, more or less, and hounded on west by lands for merly owned hv T. A. Tolbert and Reeves, south by lands of K. B. Rus sell hi,d G. W. Smith, east by lands of W. E. Mathews, north liy lands of Lay & Gialiarff, being east of J. B. MeElroy's home place and being more particularly described as follows: Be ginning at a stake corner on branch with line of said Reeves and running with lines of said Reeves 9.38 chains; thence with said Reeves line 47 V-> P). 5.70 chains to a rock on branch; and thence with said Reeves line N. 10 W 9.48 chains to rock corner; thence N. 70 1-4 E. 20.74 chains to willow on branch: thence with said branch (>.44 chains to fork on other branch; and thence N. with meanders of other branch whi|C,h divides this tract of land from Lay and Graham a distance of 33.70 chains and continuing with said branch to a stake on said branch at the beginning corner. Said property levied upon as the prop erty of W. C. Horton to satisfy an ex ecution issued from tin* Superior court of Barrow county in favor of J. L. La nier against W. C. Horton, said prop erty being in the possession of said W. C. Horton and notice of the levy made given as required by law to tenant in possession. Also 90 shares of the capital ystock of Roll Manufacturing Company, a cor poration with its principal office and place of business at Winder, Georgia, said comity, said capital stock being represented by certificates, nine (9) in number for ten (10 shares each o£ said stock, which said certificates are numbered ns follows: 10, 11, 12, l.'l. 14. 15. 10, 20. and 75. the par value of said shares being One Hundred ($100) Dollars each, all of which are levied upon ns the property of W. C. Horton to satisfy the sniff fl fa and written no tice as required by law given to the said W. C. Horton, defendant in fi fa and to Rell Manufacturing Company through its officers. J. M. Williams, (president, and Axson Smith. Secreta ry. in charge of the place of business of said company. This the 10th day of January. 1923. H. O. CAME. Sheriff. SHERIFF’S SALE. GEORG 1 A—Harrow County. Will bo sold on the tirst Tuesday in February, next, tit public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete descript ion: About Six Hundred Fifteen (015) acres of land in Ben Smith District. No. .‘llO. in Barrow county, Georgia, bounded as follows: <>u the east by lands of Bill Rutledge and the McEl duflf place, on south by Will Lyle and lands formerly owned by W. T. Berry, on west by Abe Blakey estate and Sum merour lauds, on north by Sununerour and M. A. Blakey and W. M. Rosier. Said property levied upon as the property of L. ('. Russell to satisfy tax ti. fa. issued by M. H. I.owe. Tax Col lector of Barrow County, against L. C. Russell, for the years of 1021, and IJmil. said property being in the possession of L. C. Russell, and notice of the levy as required by law to tenant in pos session. This the 10th day of January. 1023. H. O. CAMP, Sheriff. Lewis C. Russell H. H. Chandler Law Officer RI’SSELL A CHANDLER Practice in all the Courts Winder, Ga. Best .1 gallon cans tilled for $2.40. — Woodruff Hardware Cos. S mules for sale.—R. L. Woodruff. THE WINDER NEWS SHERIFF'S SALE. (i E( )RG lA—Ba i row ( oun ty. Will lie hol<l on the tirst Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete description : About thirty (30) acres of land on the east side of Winder and Bethle hem road, hounded on north by G. S. Mi lisa ps, east by G. S. Mill saps and Brushy Fork Greek, on south by Brushy : Fork Greek and public road leading from Winder to Bethlehem, on west by O. S. Millsaps and H. Z. Perkins, the same being a part of the farm former ly owned by ,7. L. Harris. Said property levied upon as the prop erty of It. G. Skinner to satisfy tax fi fa issued by M 11. Lowe. Tax Collect or of Harrow county, against R. G. Skinner for the years 1921 and 1!22. property being in the possession of R. G. Skinner, and notice of the levy given as required by law to tenant in pos session. This the 10tli day of January. 1023, H. (>. GAMP. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA—Barrow County. Will lie sold on the first Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete description: One house and lot in Auburn, Geor gia, beginning at corner of Mrs. L. A. Caine on National Highway 1(M) feet to staked corner; thence south 20ft feet to staked corner; thence east KM) feet to staked corner; thence north 200 feet to beginning corner, containing 48-100 of an acre. Said property levied upon as the property of H. H. Dalton to satisfy tax fi fa issued by M. H. Lowe, Tax Collector of Barrow county, against H. H. Dalton, for the year of 1921, said property being in the possession of 11. 11. Dalton, and notice of the levy giv en ns required by law to tenant in pos session. This the 10th day of January, 1923. H. O. CAMP, Sheriff. SHERIFFS SALE. GEORGIA —Harrow County. Will he sold on the first Tuesday in February, next, at public outcry, at the court house in said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der for cash, certain property of which New Early Spring Felt Hats For Young Men at J. L. SAUL’S The Hat is a very important part of the well-dressed man. Your hat must look right. We have just received by express shipment of newest Hats for young men for early spring wear, in all the latest shades: light and dark brown, steel gray, and all the teuton shades, in plain felts and in the newest furs. Prices ranging from $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5.00 On display in our windows now. Come in and get first choice in size and color. Ladies’ Street Hats Received nice assortment ladies Street and Sport Hats; the very newest for early spring wear; ranging in price $2.25 and UP. J. L. SAUL The Clothier ' Winder Ga. the following is a full and complete description: About Fifty-nine (59) acres of land in the 316th District. G. M., Barrow county, Georgia, bounded as follows: Du S. E. by A. J. Haymond place, on east by Henry Hall, on the north by Cart Davis farm, on the west by W. B. Patrick, on the south by Frank Hall. Said property levied upon as the property of Frank Hall, administrator, J. W. Crow and W. B. Mathews to sat isfy tax fi fa issued by M. H. Lowe, Tax Collector of Barrow county, and against Frank Hall, administrator, J. W. Crow and W. B. Mathews for the years 1921 and 1922. said property be ing in the possession of Frank Hall, administrator. J. W. Crow and W. I?. Mathews, and notice of the levy given as required by Jaw to tenant in pos session. This the 10th day of January, 1923. 11. O. CAMP. Sheriff. 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Tan-No-More 60c Kerba Hair Tonic $l.OO Tan-No-More $l.OO Kerba Hand Lotion 75c Tan-No-More Soap 25c Kerba Hair Tonic 50c Kerba He Leurre Face Pow- Freckeleater 25c dcr $l.OO Freckeleater ( ream 60c Kerba He Leurre Face Pow- Freckeleater Soap 25c der 50c Kerba Toilet Water $l.OO Kerba Vanishing Cream 50c Kerba Perfume $1.25 Kerba Cleansing Cold Cream 50c Kerba Tooth Paste, large Kerba Tissue Builder 75c Tube 40c Kerba Lemon Cream $l.OO Silk Sponge 10c My motto for 1923 with your hearty support is to double my business this year. MRS. J. H. WHEELER CANDLER STREET. PHONE 219 WINDER, GA. Subscription Price: $1.50 Per Year. SHERIFF SALE GEORGIA —Barrow county. Will he sold before the court house 4 door to the highest bidder for <*ash on the first Tuesday in February, 1923, the following described property, eowit: One light cream colored 00% with horns three or four years old, one dark bay mare mule weight about lbs. also one dark bay horse mule weight about 850 pounds. Said property levied on under a mortgage foreclosure issued by A. T. Harrison, clerk of the Superior Court of Barrow county, Ga., Said foreclos ure being in favor of the Navassa Gu ano Go. and against W. E. Whisnante. This 10th day of Jan. 1923. H. O. CAMP, Sheriff. Needless Advice. To tell a boy to practice economy In the use of soap Is wasting werds.— Chicago Dally New?