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The Greatest Sensation ==OF "'THE AGE! A “Harmony” High-grade $25.00 Talking and Singing Machine FREE We have now on exhibition at cur store and ready for delivery this winderful Machine. It is the finest toned Talking and Singing Ma- MSbL Remember We Give This Wonderful Machine To You reproduce singing, talking. laughing. whistling. hand and orchestra, and nil other VHW:;:music absolutely perfect and nutiiral. Tin* lull, round, swelling and soulful tone* of the Harmony Talking Machine have made it the moat popular instrument of its With the Harmony Talking Machine von can have Grand Opera, Comic Opera 's&?' Jnr and Drama, right in your own home and just as it is actually sung and played in tin* theatres of the large cities. reproduce all the popular songs and ballads, as W ell as band and orchestra music, and enjoy minstrel shows and funny stories if you own a Harmony Talking Machine. You can have all the dance music you want without the necessity and expense .of h.ring an orchestra or hand, lor with the Har ! mony Talking Machine you ran | >l any piece of dance music that was ever com* tWitli each and every purchase in our store a coupon will be g'ven you and when you hold $25.00 worth of tins' coup ms you will be entitled to one of these large Cabinet, (lower horn singing and talking machines, worth and sells lor S2O, iorsK We are proud to say we carry the largest line of Furniture and Mouse Furnishingsthat has ever been shown in Winder and at prices within easy reach <>f Pc cotton. Don’t fail to see us. We sell everything in our line, Stoves, Bed Coverings, Floor Coverings, lings. Picture Frames to order, Lounges, Davenports, Oak Furniture fr“*r to the best CALL AT ONCE AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MAGNIFICENT OFFER! HILL & FLANIGAN FURNITURE CO. The White F, * ont , Opposite First National Bank. WINDER, ■ GEORGIA. PERSONAL MENTION. For quality and price go to J. L. Saul's. - Mr. E. \. House spruit Friday in Atlanta. Mr. Obe Smith made a Hying trip to Atlanta Monday. ! f We will all attend the good old fashioned turkey dinner. Ruby and Ruth Oarlthers spent Monday in Atlanta. Miss Emma Moore spent Sunday with relatives in Athens. Mr. Sara Ware, of Athens, was the guest of relatives Sunday. Miss Claud Coker, of Statham, spent Sunday with homefolks. Attention friends! Meet me at the turkey dinner Thanksgiving. Mrs. W. 8. Shank returned from Atlanta Monday after a ten days * visit. __ lok for the menu of the Thanks giving dinner in this paper next week. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, of Athens, spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. (‘anthers, of Athens, were the guests of Mr. and -Mrs. H. A. Car it hers Sunday. Mr. Cliff wages, who has been in Comer for the past month, spent Sunday with his family. ( Ask your neighbor about us. ,J. E. Saul- Corin' and we will post you on prices. J. L. Saul. Mr- Will Breedlove, of Athens, was iu our city Sunday. Mrs. Walter Wood lias been on the sick list this week. Mr. R. H. Cannon has returned from a business trip to Conyers. Miss Mary Russell and Mrs. R. (). Ross visited Athens Thursday. Miss Ora Etc Camp is the guest .of friends in Covington this week- Just think of it! An old fashion ed turkey dinner for 50 cents Thanksgiving. Mr. J aiues Woodruff returned home .Sunday, after a three months stay in Florida. *• Miss Bessie Ham returned Sun day from Jackson, where she att nti ed the Nutt-Mellett wedding. For Sale —Two good milch cows with young calves. See Theodore Dalton, Winder, Ga., R. F. D. 23- Mrs. Sam Sheard and little daughter, Kathleen, of Senica, S. C., areJhe guests of Mrs. Ware. Mr. A. E. Smith and little Glenn Buchanan spent Monday in Mon roe, the guest of Mrs. E. L>. Wyley. Birds fall before a good Shot gun. The l>est line ever shown in Winder at the Smith Hardware Cos. It is not hard to plow when you use a genuine Oliver. Smith Hard ware Cos. sells them. i..— - Just received 34 &IS.OO suits, bought in a job lot. Will sell them at ?*12.90. J. E. Saul. Mrs. J. W. Whitehead has re turned from Gainesville, where she spent several days with relatives. Don’t forget about that good cook stove which saves fuel. A ear load at Smith Hordware Cos., and prices righl. We need your Hardware business and will make the right prices. Come to see us. Smith Hardware Cos. __ _ __ Why should you prepare dinner at home Thanksgiving, when yon can buy your dinner for 50 cents-at the Thanksgiving dinner. The friends of Mrs. M. A.Carith ers, who was taken ill while visiting her suns in Winder, will Ik- glad to learn that she is greatly improved. Mrs. J. C. Pentecost and baby, of Enwroneeville,' .passed through Winder today, en route for a few days’ visit to Mr. R. N. Pentecost and family, 1 lie ladies of the Methodist church wish to extend thanks to the citizens of Winder for the liber al patronage given the oyster din ner Tuesday. And especially do they express appreciation of the good feeling and Christian love which prevailed on this occasion, irrespective of denominational lines. The affair was a great success in every particular. Mr. S. 'l'. Mnughon lias sold bis nice farm in Walton county to Mr. Job Hill, and will move to Winder- Mr. G. 8. McDonald lias resisned bis position in Atlanta and return ed to his old home in Jackson county. ' 1 will begin a class in Shorthand Monday, Nov. 9. All who wish to begin with this class apply to Mrs. All it; Morris, Way Hotel, Winder,] Ga. J For Hale —Three mules, 5 to 7 ; years old; new surrey, double har ness, 2 horse wagon, farming tools, corn, and would soil laud —about fOO acres. June 11. Wood, Route' ■ r ,_ The many friends of Mrs. L. A. Mouse will be 'glad to -know that she is improving. Mrs. House is still in un Atlanta sanitarium hut hopes to be able to return home soon. Mr. ami Mrs. L. H. Robert wish to express their appreciation to friends for the many kindnesses shown them doing the illness and death of their little Troy, Hairy Daman. _ A recital will be given at the opera house Monday night, begin-1 ning at 8:30 o’clock, by the music and elocution departments of the Winder public school. An admis sion fee of 10e will Ire charged to defray expenses. Mr. P. A. Flanigan called at our; office Thursday, and, by the way, read what lie has to say about giv ing you a talking machine. Pink sa.vs Iliil A Flanigan will sell you easy chairs at rock bottom prices in which to sit and listen to the music and you can have the music maker absolutely free. Read his statement elsewhere. ROCKY RIDGE. The weather is line and the far mers arc making good use of it gathering their crops. The Manning Gin Company is still running on full time. They have ginned near 900 bales of cot ton. Mr. R. L. Manning was on the sick list last week. Rev. I. H. Miller filled his reg ular appointment at Bethlehem Sun day. A large crowd attended the services. Mrs. Callie Hoseh has been quite sick for several days, but hope she* will soon recover. Mrs. Bulah Treadwell and chil dren, of Winder, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cal lie Hosch and family. Miss Ruth Treadwell spent Sun day with Miss Ever McDonald. Mr. George Holloway and family, of Paradise, spent Sunday with rel atives here. Mrs. Hattie Hendrix is spending a few days with Mrs. C.illie lloach. i We are sorry to note the sad death of Mrs. Alice Edgar, whoso illness was mentioned in these items several limes recently. God took her away Thursday, October 29. She was hurried at Bethlehem cem etery Friday, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. I. H. Mil ler. She haves her father and mother, one sister, three brothers, a husband and three small children to mourn for her. The stricken family has the sympathy of a host of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Allen, through The News, wish to ac knowledge the * many courtesies shown them on the occasion of the death of their little son, and ex tend sincere thanks to their friends for their kindness.