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THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923.
STATHAM NEWS
Mrs. Harriet IjOwc and Miss Sarah
Lowe were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M H. Lowe of Winder last week.
Mrs. J. X. Booth of Athens was the
week end guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. (1. IV. Gordon.
Miss Rose Ross s|K*nt the week end
in Winder as the guest of Mr and Mrs
Custer Ross.
E. L. Ross has accepted a position
at Loganville as cashier of the bank
there. He spent the week end with his
family here.
Mrs. C. E. Xickelson left Saturday
for a trip to Jacksonville. St. Augus
tine and other points in Florida.
R. B. Arnold from Tnlbotton is here
for a few days with his father. G. N.
Arnold.
Miss Pearlie Hammond returned
from an Athens hospital last Friday
to the delight of her many friends.
Rev. W R. McDonald of Ma.vsville
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Anna
Hammond Monday.
Rev. S. Walker of Monroe delivered
two very able sermons at the Baptist
church Sunday a. m. and evening.
After thirteen weeks in a hospital
at Gainesville, Mrs J. T. Lancaster is
home, and her friends are glad to have
her again.
Mrs. W. M. Fite. Miss Ruth Fite* and
Mrs. Jane Johnson spent part of last
week in the country with relatives.
Miss Mary .Veil Prickett of Athens
is tiie guest of Miss Runette Wall thisj
week.
Mrs. W. I>. McDonald is the* guest of
her daughter. Mrs. W. D. Bolton of El
berton.
Mrs. Jim Kesler and children of Au
gusta will he the guests of her mother
Mrs. Laura McDonald, for a few days.
Luke Arnold will spend the summer
here on his vacation from Cumberland
University, Lebanon, Tenn.
Lj'tle William Cooper of Athens
spent'last week with Arnold Robertson.
Miss Mary Perry spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Aiuie Sims, near
Winder. *
COLUMBUS THRU CAR
J*ave Winder 3:53 P. M.
Arrive Columbus 8:55 P. M.
Aus 1 SEABOARD
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Four-County Singing choir will
convene ut Bethabra church. 1 miles
of Hoschton Sunday nfiernoon, June
24th. Everybody invited to attend.
“SPECIAL PRICE”
30 x 3 Plain Tread Goodyear SIO.OO.
33 x 4 All weather Tread Goodyear S2O
As long as they last.
THE TIRE SERVICE STATION
The Real Reason
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For trading at this store is you get the
best Groceries and Meats that can be bought
for the lowest possible prices. Our meats
are always fresh and sanitary and we take
particular pains with it from beginning to
end. You can know you are always getting
the best.
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Our groceries are always pure and good.
No old goods put off on you. Everything is
fresh.
W. C. JETT
Phone 155 Winder, Ga.
Beddingfield’s
GARAGE
I wish to thank the public for their splen
did patronage since I entered the garage bus
iness. I guarantee my work.
I have recently put an electric vulcanizer
for vulcanizing tubes; prices right.
I do electrical work of all kinds. As I do
the work myself, you can rest assured that
you will get the best service at mininum price
Beddingfield’s Garage
At End of Pavement, East Athens St.
CARL NEWS
The Barrow County Ringing choir
met here Sunday afternoop and was
well attended. Singers from all parts
of the county were present and we
had some real good singing. Every one
seemed to have a good time and enjoyed
tin* occasion to the fullest extent. We
invite them to come again in tin* near
future.
Our Sunday school was postponed
Sunday on account <;f the singing. Ev
eryone is urged to be present next Sun
] day afternoon.
Several from here attended preaching
at Midway Sunday morning and heard
an excellent sermon delivered by their
pastor, Rev. Warwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Park of near
Union spent Saturday night ami Sun
day with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Etheridge of
Atlanta spent Sunday will) relatives
here.
We’ve heard it said that “Practice
what you preach," Now, if we were on
ly to preach what we practice it would
la* it funny old world to live in, would
it not?
Mr. and Mrs. Mackey Carter and fam
ily Were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. H. <’. Carter and family.
Glad to report that Miss Ludie Bell
Everett who has been suffering with a
very sore jaw for some time is improv
ing. ‘
Mr. Odus Freeman of Buford was
seen ig our midst Saturday and Sun
day. ,
PLEASANT HILL
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Mobley were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Casper
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wall spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones.
Little' Mattie Sue Jones is on tin*
sick list this week.
Mr. Jimmie Mobley was the* dinner
guest of Mr. J. X. Mobley Friday.
Mrs. Julia Mobley, Mrs. Pope Chan
dler, Mrs. Charlie McDonald and Mrs.
James \Vilburn spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Julia Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Candler Mobley were
dinner gjtests of Mrs. Julia and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Wall Sunday.
i (ihtdys and Louse Mxtbley
spent Sntturday tight and Sunday with
Misses Ruby and I)arlin<* Davis.
Misses Minnie and Ruth Wilburn
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Myrjle McDonald.
Miss K-lolle Wilburn spent Sunday
with Miss .Smile and Clco Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evans spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John
Holliday.
Miss Adell Wilburn spent Sunday
with Miss Myrtle McDonald*
Classified Ads.
ITCH CURED
In 30 minutes with Par-a-sit-i-cide 50c.
Sold by G. W. DeLaPerrlere & Sons.
Friday and Saturday—your two last
days to trade and pay on account and
get coupons which entitle you to chan
ces for the Dinner Ware Sets and Cut
Glass Water Sets.—Smith Hardware
Company.
Some beautiful new articles have been
added to our Gift Line suitable for the
June Bride.—Smith Hardware Cos.
Saturday Si>ecial —Cut glass Bud
Vases, 75c—Smith Hardware Cos.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, this week
—two days only, in addition to our
special price on Automobile casings,
we will give FREE a TUBE and you
get COUPONS with each purchase
Smith Hardware Cos.
FOR SALE.
My home on Wood lawn avenue, 8
rooms, large lot, assortment of fruit,
large barn, within one block of the
business section. This house is built
out of yellow pine, and covered with
cedar shingles, will give someone a
bargain, also terms to a reliable par
tv, or will trade for Athens property.
4t A. S. MORGAN.
Keep a fresh garden coming by plant
ing every two weeks. Best garden seed
sold by Smith Hardware Cos.
Buy tiie Perfection and Hand Calcium
Arsenate Dusters from Smith Hard
ware Cos.
Fruit Jars. Jar Caps and Good Luck
Rubbers sold by Smith Hdw. Cos.
Don’t forget SATURDAY After
noon. 3:0(1 o'clock we give away tiie
dishes and water sets. Be on hand with
your coupons—Smith Hardware Cos.
Peas, Peas, Peas. We have a few
bushels of peas for sale.—Smith Hard
wan* Cos.
The Winder Motor & Tractor Cos.,
has the best equipped shop in this sec
tion of the'eountry for service*on Ford
ears and tractors.
Keep the fly out. Buy Screen Wire
and Doors from Smith Hardware Cos.
Base Ball and Sporting Goods Head
quarters at Smith Hardware Cos.
Mung Beans for sale by Smith Hdw.
Cos.
We want YOU as one of our regular
customers. The Tire Service Station. 2t
Fowler Cultivators do letter work
and are cheaper than ever.—Smith
Hardware Cos.
SATURDAY SPECIAL. One day on
ly. Ice cream and sherhert glasses, ice
tea glasses, 10c each, Smith Hard
ware Cos.
We sell GOODYEAR TIRES and
Tubes at The Tire Service Station. 2t
If the is anything you want to paint,
consult us. We can serve you.—Smith
Hardware Company.
BUY THAT KELLY TIRE FRIDAY
OR SATURDAY this week. A free tube
with each casing bought for cash. —
Smith Hardware Cos.
Our FREE air is for your convenience.
Please feel perfectly free to use it at
any time. The Tire Service Station. 2t
We wash, grease and polish your car :
price right.—Auto Sales Cos.
We wash, grease and polish your car;
price right.—Auto Sales Cos.
(Jet your Tires and Tubes Vulcaniz
ed at The Tire Service Station. 2t
Every make of batteries re-charged
and repaired.—Auto Sales Cos.
Every make of batteries re-charged
and repaired.—Auto Sales Cos.
Get your gas and oil at The Tire
Service Station. 2t
Electrical equipment of your car
tester! free of charge by the latest meth
od.—Auto Sales Cos.
We have put in some new equipment
which enables us to better serve you.
Guarantee every job, large or small. —
Ah to Sales Cos.
Cows pastured one dollar per month.
Yearlings 75c. 1 mile from city. 15
acres; Bermuda grass: running water.
—. T. Rives, McElroy farm. tf
If you need anew battery, we have
the goods—the price—and the guaran
‘ee.- Auto Sales Cos.
We can furnish you with any part
needed for electrical units on your ear.
—Auto Sales Cos.
LOST Pair of spectacles in case
Reward for return to It 11. Kimball.pd
TO THE PATRONS' OF WINDER
PI/DLIC SCHOOLS.
Miss Benton and Prof W. E. Coop
er will continue teaching their classes
this summer. Please call on them at
their respective homes if you are inter
ested. We hope that you will be loyal
to the music department of the school.
Miss Bessie Benton
W. E. Cooper.
breaking a Record.
A man down Eat spoke his wMt
into a phonograph, thus giving his
>elrs a chance to break hts record.
THE WINDER NEWS
/‘They'll fly away, mother bird,
they'll /fly away.”! U;
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Rupert Hughes' Heart-gripping Story of Home
With The Greatest Star
Cast Eve~r Assembled
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A Golduryn, Pictxire
"We can reach across the table again
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“A Honeymoon in Paris—Let s Go!”
Tues. & Wed., June 26 and 27
STRAND THEATRE
Ihere^aßOGEßSSrorenearyoii^^^^^^
Where SahisfacHon is a
Rogers Sugar Corn, a
big, full pack of sweet,
tender corn, can 12c
INVITING SEA FOODS for YOUR TABLE
Underwood simplefry
Fishcakes 16c
Underwoods Olivia
Sardines 15c
Underwoods Sardines
in mustard 12c
Wrigley and Beechnut
Chewing Gum
2 pkgs 7c
Kingans Breakfast Bacon Lb. 38c
Sliced Breakfast Bacon, bulk Lb 35c
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Subscription Price: $1,50 Per Year,
ROGERS Red Ripe To
matoes, Healthy and nu
tritious; you’ll like ‘em
Can 12c
B. & M. Fish Flakes
Can 14c
Sea Lion Sardines,
Can 5c
Medium Red Salmon-
Can 21c
BAYERS ASPERIN
1 Dozen in tins 13c
2 Dozen in glass 23c