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THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE STILL •r CONTINUES AT KILGORE <fc KELLY’S All summer goods are included in this price smashing sale. Pfain figures tell the story. If you want real summer bargains, take advantage of this cash sale. Come and secure bargaii# that will make you cool and happy the rest of the summer. Lowest prices, best goods and greatest satisfaction £iven. KILGORE AND KELLY, w INDEH, GrPdOHCxIA. WALNUT. The heavy rain did much dam age to public in thi-< part of the community. We have just returned from a week’s visit to relatives and friends at County Line. For general clever ness and big heartedness County Line is the place. Mrs. Artis Edges and little chil dren and also Mr. Eli Stencil, Jr. spent us. Mr. Lee Cooper, from Birmingham, Ala., is spending the summer with homefolks. Homer Richardson, of Talrno, was out at Sabbath school Sunday. Rev. J. I. Oxford, of Atlanta, will deliver an address on “Christ ian Education” the first Sunday in September. Come all and hear this good man. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Barnett spent Sunday over the way. Mr. Andy Barnett had a mule to get killed by lighting a few days ago. Dave McNeal, of Dacula, is visit ing homefolks. R. D. Moore, C. S. C , passed through last week and gave us a" call. CORINTH. Several from thsection attended court last week at Monroe. Messrs. Weldon Hinesley, Green Smith and George Thomas, were visitors in this section Sunday after noon. Mrs, J.' T. Hinsley has been very sick for the last few days, but we are glad to say she is some better. Misses Bertie Wiley, Mamie and Ruby Odum and Mr. Charlie Mor row visited Misses Emma,lda and Mr. George Smith Sunday. The prayer meeting at Mr. Joe Clack's was well attended Sunday afternoon. Mr Albert Kinsley visited Mr. Vivian Kinney Sunday afternoon. | Mr. and Mrs. George Holloway and family went to Lawreneeville Friday, visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Laura Branlett. Mr. Ben Clack, of Hoschtwn, visit and Mr. and Mrs. Lovie Thomas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. .J. M. Fuller and John Kinsley went to Omer Sun day to the fa ce la singing. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hinesley visited Mr. Zion Wright Thursday. The school at this place will clo e Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gunter, of B'thlehem, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hsiidy Bedinglield Sunday night. Little Jewel Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith, is very sick at this writing. Miss Cleo Ho) Jo way visited Miss Cathalene Bedingfkld Saturday night. Mrs. Lee Morris is visiting in Athens for a few days, the guest of her mother. Miss Ida Smith is visiting her sist.T, Mrs. H, T. Hinsley, of Russellville, this week. Mrs. Bowman visited at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kenney’s Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith visit ed the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Job R. Smith, of Winder, Saturday night. Mr. W. M. Fuller is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. A. Edwards. OAK GROVE. We are sorry to report that Mr. George Langley is confined to his room with fever. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Mr. Ace Porter attended Sunday school at New Chapel Sunday. Mr. Will Jones and family visit ed Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jones Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Watson visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace Sun day. The icecream supper at the home of Mr. Will Wallace Thursday night was highly enjoyed by all present. Mrs. J. C. Patrick visited her parents near Nezareth Sunday. Mr. Jack Jones lias erected a gin house in this section. There was no school at this place Tuesday on account of heavy rains. : Mr. Homer Maliaffev visited! friend.', in Winder Friday PARADISE. Mr. and Mrs. Hull Clack were the guests of Mr and Mrs. T. A. Smith Sunday. Miss Therza Dunigan, of near Bethlehem, was the guest her aunt, Mrs. Ola Cnilders, the latter p;u - t of last week. Mr. anujMrs. Casper, of this place, visited at Campton Monday and Tuesday, the guests of Mr. J. L. Waters and family. Mr. Graffle Austin,of near Bethle- Ihem, was wheeling in this commun ity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Odis Camp and children sp< nt Monday night with Mr. J. H. Clack and family. Mrs. E. L. Attawav left last Fri d ly for a visit tp Ogleston, Ga. Some of the farmers in this sec tion are done pulling fodder and are ready for picking cotton. Rev. Miller, of Bethlehem, and PIANOS aa® ORGANS FOR SALE. Two second-hand Square Pianos for sale at your own price. % One second-hand Upright Piano in good condition, been used five years, and as good as new, 5135. Twenty-five Cable-Nelson Pianos for sale at from $250 to $450, guaranteed ten years. No better values in America. We’ve sold 150 in Georgia within 18 months. Terms to suit you. Twenty-five new Shipman Organs just received —s4B, 565 and 575. Terms to suit you. Five second-hand Organs in good condition. What will you give for one of them? Look at them and see what they are worth. Yours to please, FLANIGAN BROS., Largest music dealers in Georgia north of Atlanta. Bonnie Baron, the blind singer, visited the home of T. A. Smith Saturday night. J. H. Clack and H. O. Camp made a business trip to Minder Monday. Miss Clyde Perkins and little sis ter were the guests of .Misses Berta and Vallie Smith Sunday. ROCKY RIDGE. Mr. T. N. Thompson and wife, of Winder, spent Sunday with Mr. W. p. Thompson’s family. Mrs. Cal lie Hoseh visited Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Leslie, of Bethlehem, Sunday. Mr. G. P Thompson and family were the guests af Mr. A. G. Thompson and famly Sundav. Messrs. Hardie Hosch and Her ao.hel Hendrix spent the latter part of last week with relatives and friends near Decula. Mr. and Mrs- W. D. Hendrix spent Saturday afternoon wit’. Mrs. Callie Hosch. Miss Era McDonald was the guest of Miss Ruth Treadwell Sunday. Mr. Luther Adams visited re latives near Lawreneeville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hull Harrison ANNOUNCEMENT! I have purchased the stock of goods and good will of the mercantile firm of MATHEWS & THOMAS. I intend to carry on a mercantile business that is ,in keeping with the progress of our city and abreast of the times. If you want your money’s worth, call and inspect my stock be fore purchasing. Yours to please, J. W. LYLE, Winder, - Georgia. visited the home of Mr. F M. Mc- Donald Monday. Miss ParmeTa Jones, of Monroe, is spending this week with Miss Eddie Perkins. Old Grandma Thompson, the oldest woman in the county, is Visit ing here this week. .She will he bt> in a few days. Messrs. Ben and Billie Clack, of Lawreneeville, visited their brother, Mr. J. H. Clack, of this place, last week.