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Remember that Kilgore & Kelly run two big Stores in Winder. On East side Broad street at their old stand you will find the genuine in Millinery, Dress Goods and Dry Goods, Ladies’ ready-to-wear goods, and Dry Goods of all fabrics. Their stock is equaled by few and surpassed by none. We are please to note the fact that ladiesi all over this country have found it out. Our volumn of business in this store would show to you tne truth of this assertion in our Millinery Department. We have had to secure extra help this season more than ever. No slow moving vehicle could have been able to to deliver Mats as fast as they have been turned out. Our good cus tomers in the country have taken them as fast as we could get them made, besides two extra porters to deliver in and around town. If you wish to see the most sparkling styles in Millinery ever shown in Winder, take a look in our Millinery Department. There could bs no photograph that would do them justice. Our Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes in this store are of the best and most stylish type, and we are selling them at very reasonable prices. WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S OXFORDS —We have a very fine line. Don’t forget to look at our beautiful line of ladies’ Shirt Waists. Keep in mind that we carry the largest line in Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings at our Store No. 2, West side Broad street, next to H. S. Segars & Son, that is carried in the city. Also largest line of Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Shoes. We can and will sell you cheaper than any one in same quality of goods. Yours anxious to please, KILGOKE & KELLY, THE LAHG-EST CLOTHIERS I N TOWN. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ’Phone 80 or (U for ice. Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Johns, a girl. Mrs. \V. E. Elder is visiting in Atlanta this week. \ Rev. J. H. Wood spent Wednes day in the Classic City. Mrs. Judson Hardigree is spend ing this week in Atlanta. Don’t forget your city taxes. Ben Julian is looking for you. It has to he done, so walk up and give them in —your city taxes. Jap-a-lae and Furniture Polish, the I>est, at Smith Hardware Cos. For the Best Spring Tooth Cul tivators see the Smith Hardware Cos. Mrs. S. E. Young is spending a few days with friends in Piedmont, Ala. Misses Emma and Bala Durham ajyfcdsiting their lister, Mrs. II E. E< I vva rd.'. Have you seen Hon Julian? lin’d like to talk with you about your city taxes. Mrs. J. (J. Jackson and little daughter, Marguerite, are visiting in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blasingame, of Jersey, spent Sunday with Mr. \\ . \j. Blasingame and family. Miss Mattie Woodruff attended commencement at young I lands last Friday, returning to Winder Tues day. Miss Ruby Carithers taught her classes in the public school dur ing Miss Woodruff’s absence. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. House, a son. Mrs. A. H. O’Neal spent Mon day in Atlanta. Hoes 1 Hoes!! Hoes!!! for you at Smith Hardware Cos. ✓ Get your ice from Griffeth A Sugars. ’Phone 80 or (>4. Mr. Green Hill has moved into his beautiful new suburban home. Mrs. W. M. HoHcnltcck is visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Arnold. Griffeth A Sugars are the only retailers of ice manufucturcd in Winder. Messrs. Griffeth A Sugars are the retail dealers for Winder-made ice. ’Phones Nos. 80 and Gb Mr. W- E. Boyd is numbered among the sick this week. We are glad to state that he is improving. The new firm of Griffeth A St*- 1 gars will give your order prompt attention. Call either ’phone 80or 04. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. W ilson, of llosehton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11- Toole Sunday and Monday. Mrs. (ieorgia Durham, who for the past four weeks has been with relatives and friends in Jefferson, returned home Sunday. —— On Friday afternoon at G o’clock there will be a meeting of the Jolly Jokers at Miss Caldwell's. The president requests all members to he present. Mrs. C. T. W hitehead and her little granddaughter, Marie Herrin, ; have returned home, after spending ; a portion of last week with rela i fives in Pendergrass. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norman, a girl. Mr. W. 14. Toole made a trip to Mac-on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald are visiting in Atlanta. Keep cool by ordering your ice from Griffeth A Sugars. Mrs. Belle Brooks, of Atlanta is visiting relatives here. Mrs. /. F. Stanton is aide to be up again, after two wieks illmss. Mrs. Walter Cooper and little son left Wednesday lor EaGrange, where they will he the guests of the for mer's mother for several weeks. Pink A. Flanigan paid “Farmer Jim" Smith, of Oglethorpe , a visit one day this week. Pink gives a glowing description of the hustle in the cotton fields around Sniitho nia. ___ The services continue at the Bap tist church and Rev. Buckholtz is preaching strong and pointed ser mons. The singing, led by Mr. Archer, is excellent and adds much to the iinpr* ssiveness of the meet ings . We call attention to an article in this issue by Mrs. E. J. Reagan, of the ('lias. T. Zachary Chapter, C. I). C's. Mrs. Reagan wishes >o in terest the members of the C. D. C. in a movement to gather and "-pre serve the history of the civil war, ('specially that part played by the gallant ('onf< derates. We miss John. Discipline in our office is an unknown quantity when he is absent. Mr. Carrington has been quite ill for the past week. However, he sends word that he will straighten things out Monday. This is cheering news to The Winder News and John’s many friends. TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE. THIRD ROUND. I will beat the following places on dates named for the purpose of receiving State and County Taxes for the year PJOS. Chandler’s Court Ground, May IS, !> to 10. Statham, May IS, 11 to 8 p. m. Johnson's Academy May 10,0 to 10 a. m. T. W. Ethridge’s, May 10, 11 to 12 a. in. ('lnrksboro, May JO, 2 to 8 p. m. Shackelford's Store, May PJ, 8 to 1 p. in. Center. May 20, 0 to 11 a. in. Nicholson, May 20, 1 to 8 p. in. Brockton, May 20, 1 to b p. m. Apple Valley, May 21, S to 0 a. m. % C ommerce, May 21, 10 to 1. Maysville, May 22, 0 to 12 a. m. Miller's Court Ground, May 22, 2 to 8 p. m. ’Talmo, May 28, 8 to 0 a. m. Pendergrass, May 28, JO to 12 a. m. Gregory’s Store, May 28, 1 to 2 p. rn. Hoschton. May 28, Bto b p. m. Winder, May 2b, 0 to 8 p. m. Jefferson, 2G, 27, 28, 20, B*o. The Tax Collector will be with n.e at most important places. N. B. Eoim, Tax* Receiver Jackson County. Mrs. Ware has been very sick for the past week. Mrs. T. A. Maynard leaves to day for a twq weeks visit to Atlanta. Mr. W. E. Edwards was in Statham and Bogart last Sundayy Miss Claud Coker has returned from Atlanta, after several weeks stay. v Miss Annie McElreathe of Mari etta is the guest of Mi|S Birdie j Smith this week. Copyright 1907, by Ciutcault Adrcrtiaing Cos., Cl|9 May 7, 1908. Dear Friend: They have hired me down at the grocery. What do you think I do? Everywhere they put my picture, anew one each time, in the paper. My work is to tell everybody where to buy good groceries . I like my place very well because it is a good place where they treat ond well. They treat everyone well where 1 work, be cause they carry good groceries and sell them at the right prices. Your friend, -JACOB. P. S. I work at The Gem Grocery Cos.