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DR. G. W. ERE ENJOYING TRIP IN FLORIDA Daytona, Fla. —My Dear Friend: Sitting by a gentleman this morning, he said the weather was 30 to 40 de gr*es below zero at Ids home. This morning the temperature here is 70 and on the ocean 60. Isn’t that fine? We are having plenty of fruit and all kinds of vegetables. Miami is said to be uncomfortably warm. Ifso we will not stay there long. This is God’s country sure enough in tile winter time. But God’s chosen pwple live in Win der—some of them, anyway. I hope I may live a hundred years and never grow older. My greatest desire is to live with and among the Winder peo ple. I know you think I am sentimen tal. Well, a man without sentiment is a man without soul. A man with out soul is a man without feelings. Don’t you see where that will run to? I have never appreciated the rough, cold, unkind spirit I find in some men. You can do anything in the world w ith me by kindness and love. till, say, how's politics? Wish I could sit down and talk to you. I guess the folks east of us arc finding some body else in America besides one man, Don’t you think so. 1 am sloping at. a perfectly splendid place with one exception. Most too many women—-particularly old women —six to one man. I always was a fool about good looking women. But Lord knows, I don't like but one at a time. There is otic away over in a corner of the dining room—laughs so loud she reminds you of being at an old-fash ioned corn shucking. I will better you five dollars she is a widow. I wouldn’t like to get closer than ten of her. Well, don’t let anybody run away with you while I am gone, Sincerely, G. W. PeLaPerriere. FOR SALE—One 1619 Baby Grand Chevrolet, run six thousand miles; in good condition. —P. 11. Stewart. BREAK ITS GRIP America pays a huge indemnity to (lie veil hand of fire; *.'">oo,ooo,o<K> a year. Fire is destroying homes like yours; stores, factories and merchan dise which cannot be replaced. Insurance pays for the destruction of physical values. It alleviates the distress which tire causes. lint it cannot repay loss of life. Your premiums in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company buys fire prevention as well as fire insurance. They buy the advice of tire engin eers, the assistance of a competent organization built up for the sole purpose of reducing your danger of loss. This agency puts you in touch with that service. Through it you can secure this double protection to your property and family. F. W. BONDURANT & CO. Winder National Bank Building WINDER, GEORGIA South Atlantic Guano Company (SUBSIDIARY MORRIS FERTILIZER CO.) ATLANTA MONTGOMERY It is not sufficient* that your crop gets an early start to enable it to win the race against drouth, excessive rainfall, rust, shedding and boll weevil. It must have a steady, healthy growth which constant nourishment alone can give, if it is expected to come in ahead on the homestretch. The South Atlantic Brands not only give all crops a quick start, hut by reason of the scientific linking together of the best and most dependable fertilizing iqaterials, they afford constant and steady feeding of the plant and enable it to resist such diseases and conditions as are usually fatal to a weakly, stunted plant. A healthy plant should be kept healthy and that is the office of the South Atlantic Brands . Send your orders early to your dealer and he sure to name the SOUTH ATLANTIC BRANDS . FOR SALE BY - w* W. Frank Hall, Winder, Ga. HAIL CARRIERS HEALTH RESTORED AFTER 3 YEARS Hopes to Bring Same Benefit to Other Sufferers. Weight Increased on Taking Tanlar. “I have gained several pounds in ! weight and have lieen benefited so much that I think it is time for me to talk Tanlac for the benefit of oth ers,” said .1. W. Mcßath, postman for eleven years on Route . r , residing at 2428 Poplar street, Oklahoma City, Okla. "Three years ago I began to weaken from what was said to be impoverish ed blond, and I continued to go down. My appetite was very poor, and what I ate gave me no nourishment. I lost weight until I fell off some thirty pounds. I got so nervous and worried land down-hearted that I couldn’t eat, 1 sleep or work on account of my con dition.’’ | "I began to build up in a short time j after I started on my first bottle of Tanlac. My appetite returned. I can I now eat as hearty as anybod- and feel stronger and better than I have lin a long time. When I saw that Tan lac was doing me good, I kept on tak ing it, until now I feel like anew I man. I sleep as sound as a baby ev ery night, make my twenty-six-mile trip every day and never feel tired. I am so glad I have regained my health that I want to tell everybody about Tanlac.” All druggists sell Tanlac. Effects of Constipation. Constipation causes a stoppage of the sewerage system of the body. The pois onous refuse matter that should be car ried away it retained in the system and often poisons the blood and causes nu perous disorders. No one can afford to neglect bis bowels. A dose of Cham berlain's Tablets will afford relief. Avoid drastic cathartics as they take too much water out of the system and their use is likely to lie followed by constipation. BEST FOR ALL CROPS REAL CROP SECURITY THE WINDER NEWS, WINDER, OX. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1920. * PARADISE * Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lee had as their guests Saturday night and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edd Griffeth, of near Bo ga rt. Mrs. C. W. Jones had as her guests Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Clyde Mar tin and Mrs. Blomie Lee. Mrs. Mary Clack spent. Friday with Mrs. W. A. Clack. Mr. and Mrs. spent Sat urday night with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Perkins. Miss Maggie Ruth Jones had as her guest Monday night Miss Nora Hel ium. Mrs. D. D. Jones has been real sick but is some better. Larne and Ruby Barber and Beatrice Perkins spent Friday with Mrs. Clyde Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wood and chil dren spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wood.' ***##*#**#* NEW PENTECOST * ***#**■#*#* New Pentecost Rev. Cantrell filled his regular ap pointment here Saturday and Sun day. Mr. Marshall Howington and family of near Bethlehem spent the with relatives in this place. Miss Jamie Jarrett spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks near Jefferson. j Mrs. H. C. Wall spent Sunday after ' noon with Mrs. John McEver. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Elrod spent Sunday with Mr. Arthur Elrod and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wall of Winder, spent Sunday with Mr. John Steed and family. Mrs. Weldon Roberts of Atlnata spent Saturday night, with Mr. and Mrs. Charile Hancock. Little Miss Onida Cook spent Sun day with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cook. Mr. Fletch Wallace, of Winder, was the guest Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Emma Wall and family. Mar) Pickford HEART o' The HILLS Friday, February 6ih Little Mavis Hawn, a loyal Kentucky Clansman, promises her “pap’’ as helies dying from a feudist bullet that she will “get” his slayer—Cheat ed out of her heritage by land she heads the Night Riders, who slay the gang leader—Tried for Murder,, every juror claims he fired the fatal shot—Freed she wins to fame in the lowlands—Then comes the* great crisis when she faces her father’s slayer—and later love and the claims of the city and the mountaineer lovers. This is Miss Bickford's third picture in her own studios. The first two being “Daddy Long Legs'" and “The Hoodlum,” which were tremen dous successes. You will see little Mary at her best in this “Heart o' The i; ills of Kentuckv. •: * IS9 . * V ■ ss* :v ; ssswam yft.x:v. DOROTHY GISH „' B o ot J' * \ 2" Vptfrsru.'art C/XJurt> The Strand Theater DOROTHY GISH, In t “BOOTS” - MONDAY, FEB, 9TH • Dorothy Gish was selected to play a very important role in D. \\ . Griffith's Hearts of The World. She is very popular and should prove very entertaining in this coined v-drama, HOOTS. “A Damsel in Distress” Crighton Hale* J une Caprice Wednesday, Feb. 11.