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Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Dress Goods. Spring of the year naturally calls for spring merchandise. This call will have to be an swered by everyone, and it’s every purchaser’s duty to buy the best merchandise they can get for the money. If we can sell you just as good goods for just a little less money, then you will be benefited by buying from us. We are in a position to save you money on several articles that you will be compelled to buy in the next few days. Millinery We are keeping in close touch with all the new styles and shapes in millinery. We can give you a nice new hat trimmed by a first class trimmer as cheap as the cheapest. Dress Goods and Notions We were a little late getting our spring dress goods, but we have just received a beau tiful line of Silks, Waist Goods, Suitings, Belts, Etc. Hats , Straw Hats We have them in all the newest styles, shapes and straws. We can fit anybody at any price. RUSSELLVILLE. There is no sickness to Amount to anything in Russellville at this writing. Mrs. JameA Austin, who has been quite ill at the home of her father, has returned home. We are glad to learn of lurj reeovt iv • It is rumored that one of ,ur pretty girls will he r< ceiving her friends at the Hicks Iloui-e at an early date. Mr. Joe Austin and family ami Mr. Babe Jones and family spent one da> last week with friends in the country. Mr. Will lh Smith has recovered from rheumatism, and the ring ol his saw and hammer is again heard in our village. Misr Annie Carrington, of WL> dcr, visited friends here this week. Many from this place attended the prayer services held at Mr. Tom Austin’s Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Me. Florence Ilell and little son, James, are visiting rela tives this week. Mary Willie Russell entertained a large crowd of children Saturday picnicking. All carried lunches and had a nice time gathering flowers. Miss Della Smith entertained a few of her friends Thursday night. Some good singing was enjoyed, Mrs. Willie Jew Meadows, of Winder, visited home folks Friday. Brothers Dcwc sand Q.uillia'n gave us a plea-ant call Thursday. We are always glad to have the preachers with us. Mr. J. J. Cox is having some improvements made on his resi dence. MGSCHTON. Sunday evening Arthur DeLapei . -A.-. *M . . HODGES & COOPER, 25“ riore shot and killed \\ ill Cook at Dr. W. P. DeLaperriere’s livery stables. Both parties are very promira nl and the affai r isdeep'y de plored. Young 1 )ehaperriere is be ing held tor eommitn.ent trial. Mayor C. M. Hudgins, Couneil na i) J. A. Mdkmiel,ll. T. (Tx >nu\ \V. F. A. and W. T. Shaw were in Athens Saturday on business. The trees fields are showing up green. (>. .). Adams is able to he out agaSn. Mrs. J. H. Hosch, of Cainesville, was the guest of Dr. \\ . P. DeLa perriere Tuesday. Herman DeLaperriere was visit ing home folks Monday. Mr. Reuben Teagle, of Buckhead, is visiting friends it\ our town this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Faulkner, of Colbert, Ga., are visiting friends here this week. H- A. Hosch, J. 11. Lott and J. W. Darby went to Athens Satur d ty on business. Sunday was quarterly meeting day There was a large crowd and plenty of dinner on the ground. Mr. H. J. Garrison, of Winder, v sited home folks Sunday. BETHLEHEM. Polities are hot in this neck of the woods. The Hon. James L. May.son, candidate' for congress from the Fifth District, will speak here Saturday at 12 o'clock. He has a large following here and quite an audience will greet him. Dr. J. b. Long of Good Hope, was in town Tuesday. Messrs. Evans, Barnett and Bank* of near Hoschton, were here Mon day. Dr. Adams and wife attended jSf I ** Ipilp Bigg mm, preaching at N< w Chapel Sunday. A Cniversalist preacher, Mrs. Bowles, spent several days with Mrs. C. 'l'. Mathews the past week, and preached several times at the Academy. The Odd Fellow’s anniv* rsay will he celebrated the 20th at Kethlel em Camp C round, 1 hero will he several addresses hv prominent men, and a lively time is anticipated. COUNTY iJNE. We have_a good Sunday school at this placet Miss Ruth Wiley and Mr. Ronal .Jackson, of Hosehton, attended Sunday school here Sunday. The singing at Professor Rioh hurg’s Sunday night was highly enjoyed by all. Mr. Attison, of Covington, was a visitor here Sunday. Mr. John House and sister, Miss Jessie, attended preaching at Hosch ton Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Davis and little daughter, May, spent the week with her father, Mr. M. H. Hudson, of Mulberry. Miss Sue Thomas visited Misses Emma and Lena Hayes Monday afternoon. Mr. Walter Cummings and Miss Bell Chandler were married April 4th. They have the best wishes of many friends in this section. A cow belonging to Mr. A. S. Puckett went mad last week. Mr. .). T. MeNeal and family visited Mr. A. S. Puckett Sunday. Mrs. Anna Rainey visited Misses Emma and Lena Hayes last Mon day afternoon. Mr. Paul Hayes visited home folks Sunday. We were glad to see him back again."*• The yotfoig folks are wishing for an Easter/party Saturday night. Mr. Iluther MeNeal and little brother Attended Sunday school at County# ( ine Sunday. M Clothing That’s a beautiful suit —it fits so nicely. Where did you get it? These familiar questions are being asked on every, corner, and most of them have that old familiar answer: It’s a SPERO-MICHAEL & SON, suit. I bought it from HODGES & COOPER. ’Nough said 0 t everybody knows there is none better. Shoes The “STAR BRAND” shoes is made for people who want style, beauty and comforl in there footwear. These shoes are made by men that are experts—making high grade shoes in a high grade factory that has a ca pacity of 52,003 pairs of shoes per day from the best shoe materials. If “PATRIOTS” hurt your feet bring them back and get your money. Isn’t that a fair prop osition? If you do not sleep well at night, you cannot work well in the day. You will not sleep well at night if you are com pelled to worry about fire that may destroy your uninsured property before the morning; or death without a life policy to take care of loved ones when you are gone. No need to worry, secure the protection you need NOW. Call on KILGORE & RADFORD, Agents, For Reliable Fire and Life Insurance. DO IT TODA Y. * ' geiTOffice at The Winder Banking Company. Aliss Lila Hudgins and brother were th ■ guests Saturday of Mr. M. H. Hudgins, of Mulberry; Indications point to the ringing of wedding hells in this neighbor hood soon. /r *■ Tennesse Mules. MR. G. C. GILLISPIE, of Tennessee, is at my place with some extra fine young mules. We want to sell or swap for “plugs.” Come and see us, , the prices are right J. W. Moore, Winder, Ga. j FINE FARM FOR SAI E. The line farm known as the leH ■ma Hardigrce place, between Win der and Statham, is now for sale. This is a most desirable and valua ble piece of land, containing Ido acres. Air. Hill A. Hardigrce, who ad joins this farm; can be found at home all the time and will show it to al 1 those who wish to go over the land. AT. J. Hardk.ree, Executor. Card of Thanks. We ask space in your paper to express our heartfelt thanks to our inends and neighbors for the ser vices rendered and the many acts of kindness shown us during the protracted illness and death of our dear son and brother, Raymond. We also desire to thank those who so kindly sent us the beautiful flowers. Words are inadequate to express our appreciation, for the human heart never satisfied itself with words. /“Mr. am > All;-. W. H. Sa man and Family. A Cord of Thanks. We wi sh to tlmnk our many kind neighbors and friends fur their kindness shown us during the sick ness and death of our loving father and husband. Also the physicians. May God bless each and evey one of you, is the prayer of Mrs Mary Graham and children.