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The Commecement is over, and Politics will v soon be over, but the fact remains that KiLGOKE & KELLY Will sell Goods at Prices which cannot be duplicated in this section. Millinery. We are closing out our Spring and Summer Millinery at most any price==the same must go. In fact we are selling Dry Goods and Shoes at the very closest price. Don’t forget that the largest stock of Clothing and Gents’ Furnish ing Goods ever seen in a town of this size can be found at Store No. 2 • I % ' . \ And they are going at a sacrifice. Cali and see this immense stock. Kilgore & Kelly LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Miss Lcni Aderliolt left Wednes day for Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. W agner leave Sunday for Tallulah Falls. Mr. Nick Rainey, of Mulberry, was a visitor to Winder Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. \V . A. Henry, last Sunday night, a bo\'. Mr. B. A. Julian and Prof. \V. j M. Holsenbeek visited Jefferson last Friday. Messrs. N. B. Lord and Clyde Williamson spent Wednesday in Jefferson. Mrs. Dr. Wages and son, of Ma con, are at the Stanton house for the summer. Miss Runett Westcott, of Macon, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. 'Toole. WY have the best line of base Rail goods ever shown here. Smith H ardware Company. Miss Lenora Kuutt, of Jackson, is spending the week with her sis ter, Mrs. Hall Turner. Misses Starr and Robbie Blasin gamc are visiting grand-parents in Lawrenceville tins week. Mr.Warder Camp,of Atlanta,was ; visiting his mother, Mrs. J. U. De- 1 Laperrierelast Sunday. Anew line of baseball goods just received. See us before you buy. Smith Hardware Company. We Call attention to the announce ment of F. L. Pendergrass for re election to the office of Chairman of Commissioners of Roads and Rev enues, which appeared in this issue. Little Essie. Lee Williams is very I much* improved. Rev. T. C. Buchanan left Mon day for South Carolina. Miss Leni Moore leaves this after noon for her home in Dalton. v Call at the new barber shop. Elrod is now ready for business. Winder’s waterworks system is being rushed to a speedy comple tion. Mrs. TANARUS, E. Key, of Commerce, is the guest of relatives here this week. j Grady Cannon is at home from} the University of Georgia, to spend vacation. The friends of Mrs. Beulah Ross will be glad to learn that she is im . proving. W. F. Elrod can be found at 1 i new barber shop, next door to Can non A Flanigan. ‘ i Elrod has opened a first-class; byrber shop on Jackson street. Ev erything new and up-to-date. A first class workman from At lanta will he associated with Elrod at the new Iwber shop, Jackson St. J j W. M. Webster, agent for the Georgia Midland at Winder, will; move his family here next week. Mr. and Mrs. N. ,J. Kelly return- j ed Monday frrtm Maysville, where thev visited relatives for several * days. Mrs. J. T. Strange has as her guest Mrs. J. W. Jones, who will spend several weeks visiting in Winder. Miss Nonie Cooper, the charming daughter <rf Mr. Charlie Cooper, of Commerce, is the guest of relatives here this week. Mrs. Ware is visiting her son, Professor Clarence Ware, of L;pv reneeville. Mrs. Etheridge, of Auburn, was the guest of Mrs. John Williams Wednesday. All aboard for the picnic. Sun day school children and church members only. Mrs. Mamie-Smith Wyley, of Mon roe, will spend the week-end with her mother, Now is the time for you to paint— we have the paints for you. Smith Hardware Company. Miss Mary Kelley, of Lawrcnce ville, will le the guest of Miss Bir die Smith next week. Mrs. Clifton and' children, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. IL A. Carithers, on Broad street. The many frauds here of Mrs. Luther Jackson will be grieved to learn of her death at her home in Alma, Ga. Mis- Ida Kilgore returned home last week from Brenau college, Gainesville, to spend her summer vacation- Mrs- J. M- l.oathers will return the latter part of this week from Atlanta, where she has been on a visit to relative*. , Mrs. W. L. Blasingame will rep- 1 resent the Home Mission Society at | # ’ the district meeting held in Gaines-; ville, beginning June 22. We tip our hat to Brother O- S. Hayes for a quart of the finest dew berries we have seen this season. Mr. Hayes is an excellent garderner and makes a specialty of such things as please the fastideous pal ate. Mr. J. Wesley Smith and sister, Miss Birdie, spent Sunday in Mon j roe, the guests of Mrs. Mamie- Smith Wyley. Miss Icie Smith and her guest, Miss Burson, were entertained at tea Tuesday evening by Miss Joe Smith at her home on Broad street. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. ,J. 1.. Lanier are congratulating them upon the arrival last Saturday morning of a bouncing boy. Moth er and childaare doing nicely. Messrs. W. H. Rush, H. J. Cox, E. M. Moulder, Leek Smith, Will Treadwell and Seaborn Arnold and ■ wife have returned from the Con federate Veterans’ reunion in Birmingham, Ala. If you are going with the pic nickers to Atlanta get your badge from John Carrington this after noon. John says he can’t buy rib bon just to be funny, and is print ing as he sells, so as not to be over stocked. THEATRE. The opera house will he und< r the management of Sharpton Bros., Mr. W. (). Perry having sold his interest in tin* establishment to Mr. L. O. Sharpton. The Messrs. Sharp ton are now hooking attractions for next season and on their list are the names of some of the liest the atrical organizations which tout the south. These young men have booked for Winder the most up to date shows obtainable and no doubt will receive the liberal patronage they s 6 richly deserve. GUERNSEY BULL For public service. Termsi ! One Dollar, strictly in ad vance, with return privilege. T. C. DUNN. | When a two-faced man marries a j two-faced woman they keep each i other guessing, i Copyright 19*7, by Outciult Advertising Cos., Chgo June 11, 1908. Dear Friend: Meal makes good dread and meal makes mush. Oatmeal makes good mush for breakfast, too. You can get so many nice breakfast foods-at the grocer’s. says it will do you good to trade where we trade. / Your friend JACOB. P. S. They sell so many breakfast foods where we buy that are ■Always fresh. Mama sends me always to The Gem Grocery Cos. Pointed Parqraphs. The life of a woman whose husband has no had habits must le rather monotonous. Occasionally a liar tells the truth for the purpose of throwing people off the track- Even the man who is fond of jolly companions draws the line at a laughing hyena. There's probably something doing in the ghost-laying line when the shades of night begin to fall.