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WiNDER WEEKLY NEWS Published Every Thursday Evening Ross Pros. Editors anti Proprietors Entered at the Postoffice at Winder, Ga., as Second Cliss Mail Matter. Thursday, October 7, 1909. On and after October 1, 1000 it will Ih 1 unlawful to sell Hour bleach- ! ed with nitrogtniwroxide. Wonder wlmt the millers will put in it now? A school of “Air Ship” operators has been established in Germany. An advancement in ‘‘Higher Ed ucation” —several feet higher than any other kind. I)r- Fronk I<- Eskidge, of At lanta, is reported to have found a cure for pellagra We hope that Dr. Eskidge will l*c successful in destroying that which the Enited State received as a free gift from her beloved Italian immigrants. ENTERTAINS MATRONS’ CLUB. On last Thursday afternoon Mrs. K. H. Perry delightfully entertained he Young Matrons’ Club, at the home of her mothci, Mrs. W. A Pledger, on Sage street. The home was lx*autifdily dec orated for the occasion, yellow and green being the colors used. The brass j trdeniers, filled with golden rods, on tables and mantles, en hanced the beauty. An exciting contest was engaged in. Mrs. Mac Potts and Mrs. W l>. Johnson making the highest score, drew for first prize, a beauti ful card receiver, Mrs. Johnson winning. The consolation prize, a dainty ’kerchief, fell to Mrs. illel senbeek. A salad course and refreshing j.uncii were served. Mrs. Pledger, the hostess’ moth er, assisted in receiving. Those present were: Mrs. XV. L. Hodges, Mrs. 11. K. Milliken, Mrs. Mae Potts, Mrs. W. 0. Perry, Mrs. C 0. Ni black, Mrs. \V. 1). John son, Mrs. Clyde Williamson, Mrs. W. M. llolsenU-ek, Mrs. Tom May nard, Mrs. Marvin Maynard, Mrs. John Maynard, Mrs. Walter Jack son, Mrs. Otis Jackson, Mrs. Wal ter Cooper, Mrs. Homer Smith and Miss Anna Cook. NOTICE The city registration hook for the white primary the first Wednes day in November is now open, and will he closed October 2(>, Register at city clerk’s office. 1,. \V. Now Ki.f,, Clkuk. ATTENTION VETERANS! There willin' arc-union of the Forty-third and the Fifty-second regiments, Confederate veterans, jointly, held at Chattahoochee P'*rk, at Gainesville, on Satmdav, Ooto- In r Id. The call of the time and place is authorized by B. H. Brown of the forty-third and J. B. Thomas of the Jifty.second. All veterans of other cordially in vited to meet with these veteran* at this time. A delightful day to getlnw is assured the old soldiers. Tell the other boys about it,Gaines villi’, Ga., October 10th. “Moore Hogs.” Wo will have hog* l , of all sizes, at the following places in about three weeks: Winder, Hoschton, Shit ham, MalcomV Oil Mill and High Shoals. You know the grade we alwavs handle —the best. Look for circulars later. J. W. MOOUK & SoN. Ten Thousand Dollars’ WOR TH SHOES SEE the golden hue of Autumn upon the foliage of the forest; the fur on the wild animals show more length and thickness; the very breezes from the heavens show signs of a severe winter. Now, you must prepare for war in time of peace. Strange has a wonderrul line of foot wear. In fact, no better leather can be put into a shoe than we are able to show you. Put good shoes on your wife’s feet, your children’s feet, your own feet, and you will build a bulwark against pneumonia and many of the ills your children often suffer. Ziegler’s and Cotton’s Shoes for Ladies Although style is the predominant VaHh factor in women’s wearing apparel, comfort, with fit, must be reckoned JHHp[ : |g| with; and if there is one shoe above JEmWf £ another that affords that luxury, it in rafc, it Ziegler Cotton shoe. Comes % $2.00, $2.50 in the Cotton Shoe iy|L ' $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 in Ziegler s BOYDEN’S and “WALK-OVER ” MEN’S (< SMART” SHOES Each component part of a “smart A shoe” must be perfect in quality and proportion. If the foot is wk 4 ) pinched appears large, the last the shoe was not built by M-: iPlßky \ men. These faults are eliminated in Boyden and “Walk-Over” fjLO —=BHOEB— MENZ EASE SHOES They say there’s no rest for the wicked, but that’s a mistake. Every man who LV*f| MENZ EABE f tojL be be wicked or righteous, never has W. *'x . \||k s trouble with his feet- and isn’t that rest? xtfjpv Call at Strange’s, and we will guarantee JferN. \ you rest for the best friend you have — \ your fp:et JT QTn k ]Upr O f*f\ Leaders in Style,, Regulators and • I. 0 1 <X VU* Controller, of Low Prices .. .