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FLANIGAN & FLANIGAN . ' i Is today unloading a car load of 38 Organs, the first solid car ever shipped to Winder. This is the first shipment of a purchase of one hundred and now if you want music in your home we can sell you an organ ata price no one else can afford. In other words, wo can sell you an organ cheaper, considering quality, than any concern in the business. “Starck” artistic Pianos. Absolutely the best money will buy. A Piano that can be handed down from one generation to another. This line of Pianos we positively guarantee for 25 years. Certainly they cost more money than the commercial grade pianos, but they are worth more. A piano artist of rare ability asked us how we expected to sell these pianos in Winder, but we believe Northeast Georgia is entitled to the best, and we know that the Yankies have no better pianos than the “Starck.” A solid car received last week here in Winder, and a solid car load are now on the track at Greensboro, Ga., where we expect to work next week. This is the way we buy merchandise, ioo Buggies, ioo Pianos, ioo Organs for 1909. Do you doubt that we can give you prices? Let’s keep Winder in the lead. We want your business and all we ask is a chance. Yours for business, Flanigan & Flanigan, WINDER, - GEORGIA. JEFFERSON. s Mossth, William and l 1- rich Bennett, of the State Universi ty*. at Athens, spent Sunday with friends in Jefferson. Miss Inez Hitchcock, of Okla homa, is visiting Misses Stockton this week. Mae Applehy and Hoyt Archer, of Athens, were is Jefferson Sunday. The Misses McNair, of the State Normal School, spent Saturday a id Sunday with Miss Erin Holder, who had come from Brenau for the week-end, bringing with her, her friend Miss Berry. Miss Annabel Brock visited home * folks Sunday. She is a popular Brenau student. Mr. Ford Walker, of Athens, was with friends in Jefferson this week. Mr. Fred McGarity was up from Monroe to see his relatives and friends this week. Miss Peacock, of Pendergrass, spent Sunday with the Misses Reinhardt, at the Martin Institute Dormitory. The people of Jefferson express a general regret that Manager Douglas of the Gainesville Midland has resigned and will not be with us longer. There is some satisfaction, however, in the report that our genial friend, Mr. E. B. Eppes. will become Manager to succeed Mr. Dougins. The City Council is making prep arations for paving with concrete blocks some of the principal side walks of Jefferson at an early date. Jefferson is old and has lxa n called a slow town, but it may be that things will get right here after all, if she is not already doing so. A recital by local talent will be given at Martin Institute Friday evening. The most successful Lyceum System Jefferson ever had will close on the evening of April 2nd with a popular and entertaining attrac tion, “The Otterbein Mail Quartet and Bell Ringers ” The attraction is one of the best of its kind and will be attended by quite a large audience. We should like for some of our good friends in Winder to be here. _ JOHNSON’S ACADEMY. Several from here attended preaching at Pentecost Sunday. Mrs. Elia McElhannon and children are visiting her brother, Mr. .1. G. Healan, this week. Misses Mattie and Ada Morris spent Wednesday night with Misses Bertha and Alice McElhannon. Mrs. W. M. Fite and baby, of Statham, are visiting her mother, Mrs J. M. Johnson, this week. Mr. George Greeson and wife are sick at this writing. Messrs. John Baird and Poster. Freeman will sing at Ebenezer the fourth Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Everybody cordially invited. Bring song books. Miss Ida Eley and Mr. Ezra Hope attended preaching at Rock well Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood, of Galilee, spent Saturday with home folks. We aj*e sorry to chronicle the ill ness of Mrs. Lena Watson. Hope she will l>e well soon. Mr- Lee Fulcher, wife and children visited the latter’s mother, Mrs. Dock Elrod, Saturday night and Sunday. dev. A. E. Scott spent Sunday night with Mr. J. M. Johnson and family. Mr and Mrs. Wallace, of Holly Springs, visited Mr. Will Watson and family Sunday. Miss Sallie Patrick spent Satur- day night and Sunday with Miss Eunice Prickett, of Oak Grove. Mrs. Joe Dunnahoo visited her mother, Mrs Green Chandler, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. White, of Oconee county, spent Sunday with the lat ter’s sister, Mrs. Ida Dunnagan. Mr. .J. A. Willoughby is on t]ie sick list this week. Mr- and Mrs. Dock Elrod spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fulcher . Miss Vera Thompson spent Mon ! day night with Miss Corine Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fite spent Sunnay with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fite. PLEASANT HILL Several from this place attended preaching at Paradise Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Casper were the guests of Mr. and Mrs George Hamilton Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Grizzle visit ed Mr- and Mrs. Will Brewer Sunday. % Mr. and Mrs. J L. Owens were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. V ill Mil Isa ps Sunday. Mrs- Fannie Hamilton and Mrs. Uni and Miss Mary Lou Owens were the guests of Mrs. Susan and Mrs. Fannie Smith Monday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Owens were the guests of Mr- and Mrs- J. L. Owens Saturday. Mr ,Toh Smith and his mother, Mr-*. Susan Smith, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Smith Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs. Ann Millsaps and Mrs. Fannie Hamilton and Mrs. Nora Hunter Were the guests of Mrs. Lou < hvens Sunday. Mi. Job Smith was in Winder Tuesday. SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES ON BUGGIES. Never before has such low prices been printed in a paper. The original Barnesville Buggy, which has always sold for $75.00 to $85.00, to go $67.50 for cash. \ The Carmichael Buggy, a strictly high grade Buggy worth $75.00, to go for $67.50 for cash. Sechler Buggies, a first-class medi um grade buggy, to go at $60.00. Our Leader Buggy at $50.00 This is a world beater. See us and be convinced. That is 20 per cent off of real value, but we have them and we are going to sell them. This price will last until our present large stock is exhausted. Do not fail to come -at once and get orfe of these bargains. With each bug gy we will give FREE a good Wbip i and summer Lap Robe, and will give a fifteen-dollar set of Harness for ten dollars. Come while they last. Yours for honest dealings, WOODRUFF HARDWARE & MFG. C 0.,. Winder, - Georgia.