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Mr. R. 1). Moore was in Atlanta K Mr. Virgil McCutchens spent Sun day in Bogart. to Mr. and Mrs. Lush Coker, a daughter. Mr T. A. Maynard left last Sun day for New York. Mr. Chad. Mathews, of Bethlehem was in Winder Tuesday. “Good old-tThue” milk shake at Farmers’ Supply Company. Mr. Phil Pendergrass,of Athens, was in \Vinder Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Mobley, of Bostwick, is visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. M. E. Smith is spending this week in Crawford, with re latives. Mr. John Henry Mathews, of Carrollton, is visiting Rev. Settle this week. Mrs. \V r . B. McCants left Monday for Gainesville, where she will spend several days. % Miss Ola Daniel, who lias been visiting friends and relatives in At lanta for the past ten days, returned ♦Sunday. Mrs. Ida Parnell and children, of Athens, spent Saturday night and ►Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carrington. Dr. George E. Daniel, of Dan ielsville, accompanied by his son, Dr. Sam, visited his brother, Mr. Y. A. Daniel Monday. Mr. Ben Foster, who has been at tending college at Louisville, Kv.. for the past eight months,is at home fora short while. Get your water pipe and bath tubs ppt in ready for use when wa ter is turned on. Leathers & Eavenson. ’Phone i>4. Get your water pipe and bath tubs put in ready for use when wa ter is turned on. Leathers <sr Eavenson. ’Phone 1)4. Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Phillipps and baby, of Monroe, who have !>oeii the guests <>f Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Jackson, have returned home. A fine Kentucky-bred horse for sale. Seven .years old and as sour.d as a dollar. Either cash or good note. Apply to J. L. Saul, NY inder, Ga. Mr. J. 11. Foster, who lives two and one-half miles below town, brought in a cotton blossom Mon day,as did also Mr. M. A. Hoseh.of Dacula. Mr. Neb Vonderlieth has accepted a position as a knight of the grip, the Carolinas constituting his terri- tory. Neb will leave for his new field of endeavor next week. ———————— Mis? Manche Stanton was hostess to the Jolly Jokers Wednesday after noon. Delicious melons were served on the lawn. The Misses C'arithers will l>e at home tq the Jokers Wednesday, July 1, from fi to :3O p. m. Mrs. Mamie Smith Wyley stopped off in our city Wednesday on her return from Gainesville, where she attended the district meeting of the Home Mission Society, and will spend a few days before returning to Monroe. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Crockery at cost at Farmers’ Sup ply Company. Mrs. Berayman Camp is visting relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodges spent Sunday in Bagart- Cleaning up sale of Crockery. Farmers’ Supply Company. Mr- Robert Smith is visiting at Stone Mountain this week. Father T. L. Ross is spending the week with Dr. S. T. Ross. Miss Julia Phipps is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Green Millsaps. Mr Ben Moore, of Monroe, was a visitor in Winder last Sunday. Miss Xeda Miller, of Macon, is the guest of Mrs. A. S. Morgan this W'ek. Mrs. R. U. Wright is visting her mother, Mrs. Tucker, in Comer this week. M iss Leila O'Neal is in Atlanta this week, the guest of Miss Hattie Murden. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Perry, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Peiry Sunday. •Johnson’s best make of Crockery Ware for sale at cost. Farmers’ Supply Cos. Miss Norine Cooper, who has been visting in Monroe, for several days, returned Tuesday. Mr. H. C. Collier, of Athens, was the guest of friends in Winder Sun day afternoon. Johnson’s best make of Crockery Ware for sale at cost. Farmers’ Supply Company. •%. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jennings of Athens, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cox. Mrs. A. D. McCurry left Tuesday for Gainesville,where she will spend a month with relatives. Choicest staple and fancy groce ries. Fresh stock always? on hand at Farmers’ supply Cos. Messrs. Dee Jackson and John Kilgoiv made a pleasant visit to Hoschton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. E. Key, who has been visting relatives here, returned to her home at Commerce, Monday. Mrs..!. E. Callahan and children have returned from Atlanta, where they have been visiting relatives. Misses Kathleen Coker and lcie Smith attended the teachers exam ination at Lawrenceville last week. Keep your eye on the weekly changes in the ad. of Kilgore tfc Kelly. These enterprising mer chants are always on the lookout for bargains in the eastern markets and give their customers the bene fit-'of their pick-ups there during the dull summer season. They are selling goods which were already at rock-bottom prices at a still fur ther reduction to make room for shipments now on the way. Each week turn to page eight and keep up with their slaughter of high prices. Watch for Kilgore & Kelly, the firm which does business year in and year out, under the motto of “quick sales and short prices/’ E re Insurance. Life Insurance. Accident Insurance. Casualty Insurance. Suretyfd Fide!*] ity Bonds. MILITARY GOMEOY DRAMA By . * THE WINDER GUARDS FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26, At The NEW OPERA HOUSE. “The Starry Flag’’ a Play Full of Thrilling Situations, Emotional Climax es, Breezy Wit and Humor. Presented for the first time in v # Winder and guaranteed to please. Come out and help Company H„ the crack company of the state. Admission 15 and 25c. No-reserved seats. Mr. A. G. Cooper spent Sunday in Gainesville. Mr. J. Wesley Smith spent Sun day with home-folks. Mrs. J. T. Strange returned from Gainesville Wednesday. Mr. Herschel Hill was in Jeffer son, Monday on business. Miss Ruth Mobley, of Bostwiek, is spending the week with Miss lcie Smith. Messrs. Lester Harwell and Offie Flanigan spent Sunday in Jefferson, the guests of friends. • . All fruits, vegetables, etc., that the market affords can be obtained at Farmers’Supply Company. Mrs. Clara Jones, the efficient trimmer of the firm of Kilgore & Kelly, returned to her home hi At lanta, Tuesday. Misses Gussie O’Neal and Pauline Camp are in Athens. They went up to the ( lassie City to attend the Durham-Hawthorne wedding. Mrs. J. W. Harris, who has visiting Mr. and Mrs. \\ . If. Math ews for the past few days returned to her home in Athens Sunday. Frank BONDURANT hBS returned from Tallulah Falls. Frank says he ex plored the Mammoth Cave located near Lookout Inn and the surrounding country abounds in citrus fruit. Get him to tell you all about the Eskimos and prairie dogs, Malcolm Stanton, who has !>een in Pamanafor the past year assisting Tnclc Sam in building the canal ar rived home this week. Malcolm says the canal is progressing nicely. Office Office Telephone No. 1, Smith & Gunthers B i d's. Residence 'Phone No. 12 E. W. Bondurant, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Winder, 6a. BEST POLICIES. mm 'Jiate and Careful Attention Given all Aprency M itters. Farmers’ Supply Company han dies all kinds canned goods. Mrs. W. E. Merck leaves Sunday for Gainesville, for a week's visit to relatives. • Mrs. H. E. Edwards is in Athens attending the Durham-Hawthorne nuptials. Mr. H. E. Millikin has been ap pointed deputy grand chancellor of Win .or Lodge No. 90, K. of P. Messrs. Emory and Frank Merck Sunday in Jefferson, the guests,of their father, Mr. \V. H. Merck. Mr. F. W. Hondurant has been appointed sergant major in first bat talion of the Fifth regiment,national guards. Frank's many friends re joice with him in this honor. Company H. Fifth Georgia na tional guards, will leave for Chick aniauga Park July 13, for a ten days’ encampment. The members of the company anticipate an enjoyable outing. CHANGES HANDS. The two-story building at the corner of Jackson and Candler streets was, on Wednesday, sold to J. B. Williams and \V. T. Robin son. The property was owned by Rev. H. N. Rainey. The sale was made by \V. H. Toole. The pres ent owners will, it is understood, make extensive and handsome im provements. Tiled sidewalks will run around the entire building, and when the plans have been car ried out this will Ik* the handsomest <ier in Winder. The price paid S.V lot was $J,200. te is BEST RATES. AH Losses Paid Promptly and With out Discount. (f;\ Copyright 1907, by Outcsult Advertising Cos., Ch< June 25, 1908. * Dear Frierrd: July 4th will soon be here. Won't you be glad? We will have a picnic then. Mama told me this morning to go down to the gro cery and get a whole lot of things for the 4th. This is what I got: Olives, Pickles, Peanut Butter, Oranges, Apples and all kinds of cakes. Your friend JACOB. P. S. We don't trade anywhere hut at The Gem Grocery Cos. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Given for Benefit of the Vashti Home. The* regular meeting of the Home Mission Society will meet next Tues day afternoon, June 90, at 4 ocloek, with Mrs. W. L. Blasingame. After the business, a miscellaneous show er will he given by the memliors of the society. Every member is ur gently requested to be present on this important occasion. Teachers Institute. 1. All who have license to teach in the public schools, unless they have permanently retired from the profession, are required to attend the annual session of the Teachers Institute, which meets June 2‘J. 2. Each delinquent, without a physician’s certificate of physical inability to attend the Institute, shall pay not less than s2,nor more than so, for each day of absence, the same to be deducted from each delinquent teacher’s account. R. D. Moore, C. S- 0. GUERNSEY BULL For public service. Terms One Dollar, strictly in ad vance, with return privilege. T. C. DUNN. Fire Companies Continental Ins. Cos., N. Y. Hartford Fire of Hartford, Conn. Liverpool & London & Globe of N. O. German American Ins. Cos.. N. Y. Athens Mutual Fire Ins. Cos.. Ga. Winchester Fire Ins. Cos., N. Y. Hanover Fire of N. Y. Caledonian Fire of N. Y. Dixie Fire of N. C. Accident Cmpanies. Metropolitan of N. Y. North American of Chicago. Casualty C mpany. United States Casualty of N. Y. Life Companies. State Life of Indiana' Bonds. United Surety Cos., of Md.