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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS In Ladies ’ and Children s CLOAKS Beginning Saturday Morning and Continuing Until December Ist - We are going to close out our entire stock of Ladies' and Children’s Cloaks at cost. Bear in mind that these cloaks are absolutely new stock in every respect, all having been bought this season. They are the latest styles and colors. Below we quote you some prices that you may never get again. Cloaks in black, blue, red, brown, castor and gray’s, satin lined throughout, worth $lB.OO, now $9.00. Cloaks in black, brown and castor, worth $12.50, to go at $6.98. Cloaks in nice blacks and castors, nicely trimmed, easily worth $lO.OO, to go at $5.50. $B.OO Cloaks to go at $4.50. $5.00 Cloaks to go at $2.50. " Also a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats Shoes and Dry Goods to go at great bargains until December 1. Yours to please, H. MENDEL & COMPANY, WINDER, = GEORGIA. If The Ascot f j*gi A thoroughbred, just see it. It is “Natural Shape'* like -ffiffijiSi every other style of jlgrf Cheral Patent Colt—neat business or pleasure style A narrow, gracefully pointed toe —ample room for your feet just as Nature intended. MAYNARD BROS., THE. SHOE STORE., Winder, Ga. A MATTER OF ABSORBING INTEREST lies behind that of the approach in Thanksgiving, and that is the lumber question. During the I j ij||j||l!| j \ winter the supply is always un t oan be sure °f having your wants filled. We are ready to supply an}* kind of lumber you WINDER LUMBER CO., WINDER, GEORGIA. Phone 47. lit ma a w<ma,n on a railroad nervous ti.'i-v ■ hfe .1 w The way a gill entertains a man Mhften to the rot lie talks to her ; *nw. yr- \ DOES YOUR HORSE NEED A NEW 0k BLANKET? 'MrJl Ukp( Not a diiicnit matter to make bbn comfortable at small out- we do tb e supplying of t’WßSni bis overcoat. Blankets light 1 ; and blankets heavy—blankets Vnh ' uamik W F Jr or seasons —are here in great variet}' of material, color ai >d pattern. About everything * else a horse needs to wear, too. copyright We have them from 90c tip. OLIVER, CANNON & CO. WINDER, GEORGIA. ROCKY RIDGE. The farmers in this section are about done gathering and getting ready to sow wheat. If the wealth er stays good, there will, he a great deal <>f wheat-sown in this section. Calli<■ Hosch and son, Mr. Ilardie, sp nt Sunday at Bethle hem, the guest-of Mrs. Hattie Hen drix and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hull Harrison and family spent Saturday night and [Sunday with Mr. F. M. McDonald and family. | Mr. \V. L. Hosch and family, of [Chapel, spent Sunday with the Ia t - S tor's sister, Mrs. Bell Perkins and [ family. | We are sorry to note that Mrs. iP 11 Perkins is no better at this | writing, i | Mr. and Mrs. J. A. (>. Thomp son spent Sunday with the latter’s i sister, Mrs. Wiley Patton. | Mr- and Mrs. TO. D. Treadwell, iof Winder, spent Sunday with the | latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W- i) Hendrix. I j Mr. Jobe Chandler and sister, ; Miss Lara, are spending a few days i in Greensboro. All who attended the oyster sup per at the home of Mr. Jim Odum Saturday night report! a nice time. ' . OAK GROVE. Air. and Mrs. N. L. Hutchins Were in Athens 'Tuesday. The corn shucking at Mr. Will Jones’ Wednesday night was high ly enjoyed by all present. Mr. Will Wiley and Miss Nezie Pricket t were married recently. We wish for them a long and happy life. Mr. M. T. Barrett visited his brother, Mr- John Barrett, at Dry Pond Saturday. Messrs- Ace Porter and Ly-le Pat rick attended the all-day services at Khenezcr Sunday; also the singing at Mrs. Wall’s Sunday night. Mr. WHi Wallace and family vis ited the former’s parents at Holly Springs Sunday. My. Joe Wallace visited his brother, Mr. Will Wallace, Mon day night. * v Mr. N. L. Hutchins made a Irip to Jefferson Monday. Ben- J. C. PatrieK is attending conference at McDonald, Ga. J. M. B. jr No man ever suited a woman after die had known him for a year. Although a woman knows she is [ not |tn angel, slit* never f< >rgi vos a PARADISE. Mr. ami Mrs. C. f. Ward are [spending thin week with Mr. J. 11. Clack ami family. Mr. .1. L. Watters, of Campion, ! passed tlimugli our community Monday. Mrs. T A. Smith ami Mrs. B. 0. 1 Kinney visited Mrs. Ihirvie Delay Wednesday. Mrs. R. 1C Clack and son, Paul, of Bethlehem, spent one night last week in our burg. ! Mr. .1. N, I). MeKlroy and fauu-f ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Erast us IVrkins Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Otis Cum]) and children slpc-nt-Saturday night and Sunday near Hebron church, the guests of Mr. Oscar Harrison and family. Miss Maude Clack will spend two weeks at Winder. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Clack spent Sunday with Mr. Albert ('lack and family. \ . EBENEZER. The services at K bene/or Sunday were well attended. Plenty of din ner and two good sermons —one by Rev. Manus, of Gainesville, arid aie by Rev, R. F. Seaborn, regular pastor. Tins was the pastor’s last appointment fur this conference rear. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Elrod, of Jefferson, had a little child to die Sunday. Its remains were brought to Ebcnezer Monday and interred in the cemetery there. Their friends of this community sympathize with them in this sad hour. Miss Essie Crook, a popular teaeh jerof Dry Pond, opened her school here Monday. The prospects are fluttering for another year. The friends of W. C. Roberts will i regret to know of his sickness, and j hope for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. A. J. Fite, who has been iin Jefferson for some time, has ro : turned to her home. (Had to know she is much improved. Misses Essie and Lillie Elder visit-