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THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE STILL CONTINUES AT All summer goods are included in this price smashing sale. Plain figures tell the story. If you want real summer bargains, tahe advantage of this cash sale. Come and secure bargain that will make you cool and bappy the rest of the summer. Lowest prices, best snoods and greatest satisfaction given, KILGOH EAX I) KELLY, WI X 1 >EH, GEOKaiA. COUNTY LINE. Mighty hot these days, hut we are done work and are having a good time going to big meetings, eating watermelons, telling fish tales, going to see the girls, taking in piemen, celebrations, union rallies and playing hall. The “New Hope Thinker,” as Jim Bagwell calls him. addressed the citizens of Cedar Hill Saturday evening in the interest of the Farm ers’ Union. Brother Smith, in his address, sowed some good seed, and we hope they will fall in good ground and the union grow and prosper till it reaches the notch that Newt Gresham prayed for before he died. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Skinner, of Smithonia, are on an extended visit to the latter's fattier, Mr. J. W Poster. Mr. James Hardy and family are visiting relatives in Gwinnett this week- Mr. G. \V. Batchelor, of near llosehton, passed through and spent the night with his daughter, en route to south Georgia. Mrs- E. W. Greoson is very ill at this writing. Gums we are going to have the picnic Saturday, August 1. The program is not complete yet, hut we’ll have dinner at 12 o’clock, ball game at 2:20. So come on, Duke, and bring the whole force. Everybody invited. So come one. come all, and don’t forget to slip a basketful of nice biscuits in your buggy for dinner. HOSCHTON. Join us. Don’t kick at everything. Talk up, don’t talk down. Watermelons are smiling on the NO i GOING TO BUT IS A OPEN READY FOR BUSINESS IN THE Pledger Building. Opposite the Oil Mill, with a well-equipped supply of brand new Tools. Will give special attention to Horse Shoeing and General Repair Work. I wish to thank my former custom ers for their liberal patronage, and assure them that their fu ture patronage will be highly appreciated. Yours for busi ness, H. E. PATAT, WINDER, GEORGIA. vine. If the editor will come up we will try <mV Mr. H< rshel Cheeirut was in Win der Tuesday on business. 11.. J. Randolph spent two days in Atlanta this week. Luther Wheeler, of County Line, was in town this week. Hoschton second nine and Elm Wood nine played a nice game of ball here Monday. Score 12-5 in fa vor of Hoschton. *Mr. McCabe is having everything put in fine shape at the oil mill find gin for fall business. Everything looks good; fine schoo 1 , fine crops, and all joining the Pros perity Club. PARADISE. We are having plenty of dry weather a,nd are needing rain badly, ft)r everything will burn up in a few days, if it don’t rain. Mrs. Emma Clack and children spirit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. llarvil DeLay. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Waters, of Campton, spent Sunday with Mr. Casper's family. Mrs. T. A. Smith and Mrs. Will Williams pent Monday with their mother, Mrs. W. A. I’atton. Very large crowds are attending the meetings at Bethlehem and He bron this week. Mrs. Emma Attaway has returned home. Mrs. R. E. Clack and son, Paul, spent Sunday night in our burg. The Farmers Union at this place gave a supp- r last Saturday. All report a good time. STATHAM. Mr. E. L. Williamson, of .Jeffer son, was here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Whitehead are in Athens with relatives. Col. J. F. Holmes has returned from Watkinsville superior court. Miss Myrt Arnold is at home from Atlanta Business college for a vacation. The Statbam and Bethlehem ball teams played a game here Tuesday afternoon with a score of 4 to 5 in favor of Bethlehem. The boys played good ball. Mr. Sim David,of Maysville, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Bennie McDonald, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edgar were in Athens Tuesday shopping. The ice cream supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church was in every detail a perfect success. They realized quite a neat sum. Mr. Van Fergurson, of Pitts, Ga., was in the city this week shaking hands with his many old Jackson county friends. A party of our’people are going on a camping trip to the mountains in August. M rs. J. L. M. Thurmond lias re turned to her home, after a few days’ visit to relatives in Winder. Mrs. Luther and Miss Viola Ar nold were in Athens this week with relatives. The friend? of the well known Griffeth family were shocked at the death of Mr. Jack Griffeth, and they have the sympathy of many good friends in Stathain. Little Bernice and Eugene Cheeley, of Bogart, are spending the week with their aunt, Mrs. Holmes. The High Shoals baseball team will play our hoys on the Stathain diamond Friday. Come out, hoys, and see the game of your life. It will be a hot game and the Statham boys | have already got on their winning clothes. Mr. Luther Arnold was in Athens on business this week- Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb are in Milton county for a month’s stay with relatives. The horse swappers' reunion will be held here on the 18th 14th and loth of next month, and the boys are looking for a big crowd and a general good time. It is being well advertised. Valuable improvements arc being made on the Methodist church build ing. Quite a party of our young peo ple enjoyed a moonlight straw ride Tuesday evening, given in of Miss Mvrt Arnold and Mis^Almond Taylor. In the party were: Misses Myrt Arnold, Pauline McAdams, Sadie Lowe, Ruth Arnold, Almond Taylor; Messrs. Ed Chambers, Wil lie Cooper, Holland Willingham, Custer Rose, Edgar Lowe, I. H. B. Lowe, Charlie Lester, Carl Thur mond, W. A. Wofford, Dewitt Gwinn. Col. and Mrs. Holmes were with the party, and it was a merry evening for the younger set. CORINTH. We are still very dry in this community. Several from here attended preaching at Bethlehem Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fuller were visiting relatives at Mansfield and Covington latter part of last week. Mrs. J. T. Hindsley, Mrs. 0. A. Johnson and Miss Bertie Wiley vis ited Mrs. Carrie Whitley Saturday * afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fuller, of Mansfield, Ga., is visiting relatives in this community. Mr. Charlie Morrow, Misses Ber tie Wiley and Mamie Odum visited Misses Pearl and 'Emily Morrow, of New Chapel, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hindsley, Mrs. 0. A. Johnson and Mr. .John Hindsley visited Mr. and Mrs. Tliaron Hindsley Monday. The'prayer meeting at Mr. Will Holloway’s Sunday evening was quite a success and enjoyed by all present. Miss 11a Cronic, of Central, is visiting Misses Myrt and Ola Smith this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fuller at tended preaching at Omer Tuesday night. Mr. J- Hardy Bedingfield has been visiting in the mountains. He returned home Monday. Mr. Clay Hindsley visited his 0. N. EPPS. JAS. L. M. GUNNIN. Homes for Home-Seekers! We h ave had placed in our hands for sale about 2,800 acres of choice Oglethorpe County Farm Lands. Some of this land is already in small tracts to suit purchasers. All of these lands are in high state of cultivation, and lie in the best portion of the county, directly on public roads and convenient to market, schools and churches. Some of the best of it lies within two miles of Crawford; another choice body of it within live miles of Crawford. We are sure that no more desirable lands or attractive location can be offered home-seekers, and yet the prices for these laYuis are quite reasonable. We can name prices and arrange terms to suit almost any purchaser. Such lands as these cannot remain on the market long so we ad vise nil interested to write or see us right away. Crawford Realty Company, Crawford, Georgia. \ brother, Mr. J. T. Hindsley, Sat urday. Several from, here attended the baseball game at Statham Tuesday. Mrs. David Smith has been very sick this week. RUSSELL. Mrs. J. W. Arnold, of Washing ton, Ga., and Mrs. Lannius, of Arnoldsville, are visiting Mrs. R. B. Russell. Mr. W. P. Smith is at Bethle hem this week doing some work for his brother, Mr. Green W. Smith. A large crowd attended the cot tage prayer services held at Mr. Will Holloway’s Sunday afternoon. Marguerite Russell has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meadows are spending the week with their'•par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith. Mrs. Leeroy Morris, we are very sorry to learn, is on the sick list this week. Misses Mary Willie and Ina Rus sell are attending a house party in Elberton, given by Miss Annell Dillard. Judge R. B. Russell is at home this week,having work done on our streets- Our town is on a little boom. What we like now to help build it is a church and school. ' Little Harriet Russell is visiting her grandmother this week below Athens. Fur a good, every-day household angel, give us a woman who laughs. Home is not a battlefield, nor life one Lng unending row. A trick of always seeing the bright side, or if the tiling has no bright side, of shining up the dark one is a very important facualty and one of the things no woman should be born without. We are not all born with the sunshine in our hearts, as the Irish prettily phrase it, but we can cultivate a cheerfull sense of humor if we only try. —Exchange.