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SPECIAL SALE OE THE PERFECT FITTING CORSET, * A ' Realizing that the corset of tcday has a greater direct influence over a woman’s personal appearance than any other article in her wardrobe, we have endeavored to find ijpJpjCT for our customers a line of corsets wherein style would be eombined with comfort and en- Am* 7 durance, at popular prices. We feel confident that we have at last found a brand of corset wherein these cardinal J points are successfully combined. We have placed in stock a line of J. C. C. Corsets —a jSd brand recognized throughout the United States as being the very acme of style and JHf endurance. \ ft • ... 7/ / <i/f\ I If you have a “difficult” figure, and are tired of hours of experimenting with styles A v / that never seem just right, you should know the J. C. C Corsets have so carefully planned I / \ the styles for various figure types, and so skillfully graded the measurements of every I /\\ part corset, that a satisfactory fit for every woman is assured. Jyv K '*l- KffWy Every demand you make on a corset is answered in J. C. C. You ask comfort it i 'if!' /Wj/v **' !I! I\m there in the fullest degree. You want graceful, slender lines -nothing equals the J. C. C firj- It $m \ t/i // \\° A° r grace givi ug. You want long service—you will find the J. C. C. as strong in wearing £ ' V.t: vi * w qualities as it is in beauty qualities, and your price limit — well, we think the J. C. C. Uiiv^ tfnc&tyeQ/zttf meets that requirement quite satisfactorily —$1.00 to $3.00. Call and let us tell j’ou more BJR* \ V about them. ' Jumd*- 1 K )] )GES & COOPER, SSSSctiS, R. Tv. Rogers and W. H. Toole are in Atlanta this week. Mr. John Rraselton, of Braselton, spent Sunday in Winder. ? < Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Davis left a Sunday for Monroe, N C. Mr. PI. Cl Collier, of Athens, was in Winder Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Moulder were visitors in Jefferson Saturday. Mr. Green Graham left Monday for Hot Springs for a three weeks visit.' Miss Mabel Williams, of Com merce, is the guest of Miss Annette Quillian. Messrs. Dee Jackson and John Kilgore visited Hoschton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. J. Wilson left this .week for Dacula, for a month’s visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. IT. A. Carithers has return ed from Atlanta, where she spent two weeks with her parents. Miss Marie Smith 'left Saturday for Gainesville fora two weeks’ visit to relatives and friends. Miss Veda Miller, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Wages, has returned to her home in Atlanta. Miss Robbie Blasingame returned home Saturday from Jersey, where she has been visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Willie Perry leaves today for Atlanta and Jonesboro, where she will spend two weeks, the guest of friends. Get your water pipe and bath tubs put ir-i ready for use when water is turned on. leathers & Eavenson. ’Phone 94. Mr. R. H. Cannon and family left last week for Charleston, S. C., and the Isle of Palms to spend sev eral w r eeks. Miss Annelle Thrasher, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. W. DcLaperriere, leaves Friday for her home in Ashburn, Ga. Mr. Z. F. Jackson returned home Thursday, having spent three weeks visiting friends and relatives in South Georgia. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. L. M. Coker is quite ill. Miss Myra Ware has resumed her duties in the school room. Mr. H. O. Ball, of Jackson, Georgia, was visiting friends in this city Sunday. Mr. Karl Kimbell, of Washing ton, D. C., is expected home soon ito spend his vacation. Ralph Sharpton, son of S. E. Sharpton, fell from a box ear Wednesday*and broke his arm. Mr. and Mrs. Higginbotham, of Atlanta, are spending the week with the latter’s mother,’Mrs. Coker and family. A Mr. J. Wesley Smith, of Athens, and Mr. E. Ik-Lain Wyley, of Mon roe, spent Sunday here with their parents. Get your water pipoqind'bath tubs put in ready for list- when water is turned on. Leathers A Eavenson. ’Phone 94- Mr. Carl Ni black is visiting in South Georgia. On his return he will stop o\*( r in Vtlanta to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kesha 1 re turned last week from Gainesville, where they had been visiting the latter’s parents. Dr. ,1. C. DcLaperriere left Wed nesday for Buford, where he goes to attend the Gainesville district con ference of the Methodist church. Misses Murium,Janie, Louise and Master Lovick Taylor, of Luthers ville, Ga., are visiting their grand father, Dr. J. C. DcLaperriere, on Candler street- J. H. Turner and Edgar Jackson made an automobile trip to Mon roe Monday in the interest of the Winder lee and Manufacturing Cos mpany. A party consisting of C, C. Greg ory and family, Mrs. G. W. \V<x>d ruff and children, S. F. Graham and Cleveland Perry spent a pleas ant day recently at Reece’s mills fishing. Messrs. G. W. Smith and M. J. Griffeth visited Winterville and Athens this week. They made the trip in Mr. Smith’s automobile in seyen hours and twenty minutes, spending two hours in Winterville and an hour and a half in Athens. ARE YOU SATISFIED TO FACE THE FUTURE with its uncertainties without endeavoring to provide protection for those who have been entrusted to your care? SAFETY AND SURETY CAN BE HAD by giving them the benefits of your effortsby taking out life insurance NOW. THE STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF INDIANAPOLIS , IND , offers the best protection, doubly secured by the “COM PULSORY RESERVE DEPOSIT LAW” and has been the means of making thousands independent when • • the independent ones needed it most. F. W. BONDURANT GENERAL AGENCY , Office over Sith & Carithers Bank, Corner Broad and Candler Streets, WINDER, GEORGIA. THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME! INSURE YOUR LIFE NOW. • , i Select Safe and Sound Company. The Empire Life Insurance Cos. ii • . Offers more for the money invested than any Company doing business in Georgia. The Perfect Protection Policy gives you double Indemnity in case of death, by accident; face value, death by natural cause. Disability. Accident Indemnity and sick Indemnity. It completely covers you with Insurance. Let W. L BLA BINGAME OR G. G. ROBINSON i i Explain it to you. j It creates an estate with Small Out-lay. Mrs. Malvin Lott-Tarpley, of Dublin, Ga., has come to spend a month or two with her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Robinson. Mrs. Teagle, of Luthersville, is on an extended visit to her daug ter, Mrs. G, W. DeLaperriere. We are requested to announce that the Stutjio of Mr. G. J. Allen will he closed uext week while Mr. Allen is in Chickamauga. Little* Marguerite Jackson .daught er of Mr. and Mrs. “Bub” Jackson, entertained her little friends Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sixth birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent by the little guests. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith with Miss Birdie and their little grand son, Master Glenn Buchanan, left Tuesday fojr several weeks stay in NotfJi Georgia. They will visit re||V‘ 1 and friends at Marietta, (Ci tile, Adairsville, and other pou„ * iioiX their return. Copyright 1907, by Outcault Advertising Cos. <•*■* July 9, 19 08. Dear Friend: I love honey so .much that I went to rob a bee’s nest. Next time I'll go to the gro cery to get honey. Honey Is so good on bread and butter. And you don't know what nice honey I got for 25 cents a bottle. Your friend, JACOB. Have you tried our delicious ice cream. P. 3. They keep good honey and things at The Gem Grocery Cos. The New Barber Shop, Elrod & Barron, WINDER, GA. \\ r e have withdrawn from the Granite Hotel and opened up a first-class barber shop in the Can non building on JACKSON STREET First, class material and be9t of service. Your patronage solicited. Elrod & mm, Proprietors.