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Merry £HRIS TMAS t ™Quarterman & Toole Wish their patrons and the public a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and to remind them that the Best Present Possible For Wife, Children and Friend and as an investment for self is a Home or Vacant Lot in Winder. v ci* • . •<§**' ■' • . *. -,® ‘ ' -k, # 41 ■ ' ■ ' m w m 11ot• and a cor* Nk B ■ ilk rarm Near b‘. 1 We have all these to offer you for the remainder of 1908 at p|pf& tfrpff will startle you and guarantee you a magnificeut profit. Good homes on anj' street in Win *• ,der that may suit your fancy, rang ing in price from $750 to $3,000. ‘T Edv H Vacant dwelling and business lots just when the demand is best. Farms at prices lower than for merly. *V See our Properties before you trade. We you. Quarterman & Toole, First National Bank, Winder Ga. .. V ' * •*" ' ... v * -•* v •.-* ' *' *. “> \ •' s.‘ Jr. ■jT 'ii* 1 ".. • .- s *~r Jr • c /?. L. Rogers Will open his Bug gy business on Jan . Ist, occupying the MeCants & Math ews building, running from Can dler street back to the Gainesville Midland Railroad. A full line of the best Buggies, Surreys and Wagons ever shipped to Georgia will be on exhibition. • In buying one of these Bug gies, Surreys or Wagons you stand a good chance of getting your purchase FREE. R. L. ROGERS, winder, - Georgia'. paradise. There will l>e preaching at Mid .-wa-v^dmreh^Sußelay at 11 o’clock a. in. E. Clack and son, Paul, of Ircar Bethlehem, visited here Sunday, the guests of Mr. <T. IT. Clack and family. , J. lif GUck and T. A. Smith mad* a bm>iip to "Monroe Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hardy, of this place, spent Saturday and Sun day in Oconee county, the guests of Mr. 11 enry Hardy and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smitn and children, Misses Berta and Vallie, and Master Herbert, attended preaching at Winder Sunday. Several from here attended the singing at Chapel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Prince Adams, of this place, spent Monday with Mr. Luther Adams and family. Mrs. A. P. Perry and children spent Sunday evening with Mrs. J. H. Clack. Mrs. Emma Attaway is spending this week at Auburn, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H- R. Williams. The Jokers Met Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock with Miss Lucy Jackson. At the business meeting new officers were elected, after which the enjoy able game of bunco w,,s pl&yyd. in vited in to play with ehg|p|gpfrs were Mrs. W. Quarter man, Mrs. Marvin,A|gPnard and Miss feWawkins.. which were I QJinBPBBBres, were won by Miss Ham anOis's Rnby Carithers. A delightful salad course was served and the afternoon was highly en joyed by each one present. Perhaps Lot’s wife looked around to see how some other woman’s dress hung in the hock. When a man finally wakes up to what he’* really in the world for he’s about due to get out of it. CHAPEL CHURCH —- Entertains Jackson County Singing Convention. _ ■ “ -w~ f~ The Jackson County Singing Con vention met with chapel church Sunday December 13. The meeting was called to order by President J. E. J. Lord and after some introductory remarks by Sthe president, the convention was by Rev. J. H. Wood. Then thcT|lluH|ing program was carried out: Opening by the ’ president. Then the following for ten minutes each: Profs. J. E. Mathews, J. Ik J. Lord and W. L. Sikes. ty The time having John H- Wo6d took charge and conducted the regular church ser viced. The meeting adjourned hour and the crowd was served wkh a most sumptuous dinner. m In the afternoon the followimj program was executed: m Messrs. William Wallace, Q. (if Phillips, Ji M. Cooper, John Will iams, J. H Baird, W. D. Wall A P Robertson, Fred G. Dakin, Jym* Ross and solo by J. 11. Baird., led the class for fifteen nUnutes, and all acquitted themselves well. At this the next was discussed and was car ried to Pentecost. The other churches .asking for the next meet ing were Galilee and Oconee. A resolution was past making the Athens and Jefferson road a line dividing the county in halves and that the convention in the fut ure must alternate from one side to the other; thus giving the entire county an equal chance to attend the meetings and entertain the con vention . The president thanked the peo ple of the Chapel community for their hospitality; then led the clos ing song. Benediction was Rev. John H. Wood. -/hi