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Judged by
Past Records
A man’s record can’t be written at his birth, neither can you correctly judge the durability and value of any make of car ex
cept by reviewing its past. The Buick cars sold in early days of the automobile industry are still giving splendid service. Time has
wrouget many refinements in design, but the vical elements of durability and reliability have never been lacking in a Buick car.
The Buick has reached the high-water mark in Motor Car construction. It is the product of people especially qualified for the
work and is made in a factory especially laid out and fitted to produce cars of a higher quality at less cost than anywhere else in the
world: and the BUICK ‘‘Makes Good.”
Its general features are its absolute simplicity of operation and control, it’s flexibility —interchangeability —freedom from com
plicated parts, easy access to all parts and its comfortable and luxurious appearance. The most beautiful cars seen in the city are of
this make.
To any intending purchaser who requires a really first-class car, reliable, silent and economical, we commend with every confi
dence “THE BUICK.”
It has solved the question of quality and price. Free from freakish ideas, simple,
high grade, honestly built cars, sold at an honest price by
We are prepared to do all hinds of First'Class Repair Work. AUTOMOBILES , STEAM and GASOLINE ENGINES a Specialty
WINDFR MOBILE COMPANY,
GEORGIA’S LEADING BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL.
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W. A. WRIGHT.
Stenographer S. & S. Pack
ing Cos., Atlanta, Ga., after
II weeks’ coarse in Cha r tier
Shorthand at Bagwell Busi
ness College.
BAGWELL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
IQS Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.
l. Young.
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P 1 jjjhi-A YOXJ KNOW HIM.
Warehouse on Candler Street.
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The splendid records of our
students and their success in hold
ing the Best positions clearly
demonstrates that our modern
methods and systems of Short
hand and Book-keeping save one
half the time required for old
systems and that they make more
competent Stenographers and
Book-keepers.
Exclusive right to teach the
famous CHARTIER system of
Shorthand in this section.
POSITIONS SECURED.
A good position is secured for
every graduate upon completing
the course.
Write or call for beautifully
illustrated Catalog. Address'!
A FAR SIGHTED MAN,
Knowing the uncertainties of the future and
realizing the responsibilities of life, does not let
the fire which may consume his property rind
him without Insurance. Furthermore, he pro
tects his estate and those dependent on him by
insuring his own life.
For reliable Insurance, life and fire, see
KILGORE & RADFORD, Insurancec Agents,
Office at The Winder Banking Company.
NEW CHAPEL
Several of the young people of
this community attended the sing
ing at Pentecost Sunday.
Mr. Carter Smith, of Oglethorpe,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Susan
Smith, near Statham.
Mr. Luther Harrison and sister,
Miss Belle, of Bethlehem, attended
singing at Pentecost Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Smith and
family visited Mrs. Callie Millsaps.
of Winder, Sunday.
M rs. W. 11. House is still on the
sick list with the grip.
Mrs. Truman Smith, our mail
carrier, was very sick Monday. His
son,Willie, acted as substitute.
Mr- John Williams is quite ill at
this writing with pneumonia. We
hope for him a speedy recover.
Sunday school at Christian chapel
is progressing very well. Come and
help us to climb up to the top.
Mr. Cleveland Harris, of Camp
ton, was in our community Sun
day.
Mr. Jack Elder, of near Jefferson,
was visiting relatives several days
ago, near New Timothy.
Hurrah for Masonic Hall and all
her good people. Let her ever
prosper as she is now and remem
ber you have some good old friends
at Chapel. Old Joe.
RUSSELL.
Mr. Richard House and a sing
ing choir will sing at this place
next Sunday afternoon. Everybody
is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Meadows, of
Greenwood, S. C. have returned
home for a short while.
Mr. Boh Fuller and daughter,
Mrs. Dora Booth, we re the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Wright and
family Thursday.
Miss Della Smith, who is attend
ing Athens business college, is with
homefolks this week, attending re
vival services.at the Wesleyan Mem
orial church.
Mr. J. R. Huff is better at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs- Fred Cox, of New
Timothy, were the guests of the for
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Cox, Sunday.
Mr. Theron Hinesley.of Corinth,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T-
Z. Wright Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Wright at
tended Sunday school at this place
Sunday afternoon.
Several from this place attended
services at the Wesleyan Memorial
church Sunday.
Sylvia Green, the richest girl in
the world, has married a newspaper
man. Take notice, girls. A mighty
good example- —Madisonian.
The Buick
Automobile
Stands at the Head
A 6ENER4L INVITATION. •
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ThisMifHe notice is published as
invitation to the in and
around Winder to attend our
church. Our doors are open wide
to you, rich and poor alike. There
is no partiality shown here. The
Winder Methodist church wants to
shake hands with every friend and
stranger in and around Winder If
you will come you will lx* given a
good, comfortable seat, after being
met at the door by friends. Then
we will try to make it both inter
esting and profitable for you.
We are anxious to have the coun
try people come in and enjoy the
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service each Sunday.
Our church is out of debt and
will lee dedicated third Sunday,
March 21. Dedication sermon by
Rev. J. B. Robins, I). D. We will
begin revival services on dedication
day and want you to come and he
with us and enjoy these meetings.
We are yours fraternally,
C. €. Gregory,
F. E. Durst,
C. Loyd Thomas,
J. T. Strange,
Reception Com.
College Sentiment.
Dr. Blank, says Lippincott’s,
about twenty years a professor in
the Lhiiversity of Virginia, was on
the eve of a trip to Europe, to be
absent two years. In pathetic and
rather harrowing tones he made
his farewell address to his class:
“Yes, lam about to part with
you. This is moi*e than distressing
to me. Would that there was a
window in my breast, my dear
boys, that you might see the inner
most recesses of my heart.”
A stripling in the real*, seized
with a happy thought, shouted:
“Professor would a pane in the
stomack do?”