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JUST A FEW WORDS. Have you as yet bought your fall and winter wearables? If you have not, don’t delay, but come here and let us show you how much money we can save you on your purchases. Beginning today and continuing until Christmas, we offer the following greatly reduced prices: JOHNSONS’ ACADEMY. Rev. and Mrs. J. (’. Put rick and daughter,Miss .Jessie, of Oak Grove, visited Mr. T G. M. Chandler and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. Kite,' of Statham, spent Saturday and Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Kite. Misses Bertha and Alice Wood, of Elmw "ood, spent the week-end M’ith their sister, Mrs. J. It. John fson. Misses Sunie Segars and Boneta A all spent Saturday night and Sun day with Miss Claudie Johnson, The pound supper given Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Johnson was highly enjoyed by all present. Miss Bluford Sims spent the week-end with home folks. Miss Omie Segars, of Union Academy, visited Miss Jurelle Chan dler Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Lon Whitehead spent Satur day night with Mr. Fate Fulcher. Mr. and Mrs. \V. T- Wood visited home folks Sunday. Messrs. Ezra and Lamar Hope visited in Atlanta last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, of Candler, have moved into our settle ment. Miss Fannie Hancock is visiting friends in Jefferson this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fite made a business trip to Winder Saturday. Mrs. J. M. Johnson is visiting in Atlanta, the guest of her son, Mr. C. E. Johnson. J. The darkness of life is never so £reat but there is some ray of light to be thankful for. —Ex. It takes a woman of tack to smile when her rival is praised. 33V3 % Off on all Clothing. 33V3 “ Off on all Ladies" Suits. 50 “ Off on ah Ladies’Jackets. 50 “ Off on all Men's Overcoats. Every article in this store is marked lower than any store elsewhere, and we guarantee every purchase. Remember our prices are lower than the lowest. Quality good as the best. Yours for business, H. MENDEL & COMPANY, Winder, Georgia. OAK GROVE. Bain and cold weather. Moving time is here- Christmas,the children’s holiday, is nearly upon us. Let’s all be merry. 1 think The News force ought to take Christmas instead of being eon lined to a dingy print shop trying to make noth ends meet. You have given u> splendid service, so why not ring off for Christmas week. Mr. Sam Teal has moved his family to Gwinnett county. Mr- I’liilmore Haves has moved to Oglethorpe county. Mr. John X. Ross, and family, of Jefferson, will move to this sec tion in the near future. Judge Boss is making extensive improvements on his farm here. We gladly wel come John and his excellent wife lo this section. Mr. Luther Grizzle and wife visit ed relatives in Oconee county one day this week. The entertainment at Mr- L. L. Jones one day last week was highly enjoyed by all present- Why do so many people Jjiink Christmas is a time to dm k? Isn’t it as much a disgrace to get drunk at this time of year as it is any time? We think it is more so. This should he a season of worship and thanksgiving. Try spending the money you would put in whisky for a present for father, mother, sister, brother or ehild and see how it pans out. It will not only make someone happy, but will do you good, while whisky can only mean harm and trouble. Little Hoyt Jones spent last week with Mrs. Will llaynie at Tyro. Bister, Old times are sweetest and old friends are surest. —Ex. RUSSELL. Misses Cook and Wood, of near Carl, visited their aunt, Mrs- J. B. Cox, tr.is week. Mr. Charles Manning spent Sun day with Rev. R. J. Huff. Mr. Manning is from Atlanta. Miss A. P. Dillard, of Arnolds ville, will visit Mrs. B. B. Russell this week. Mrs. George Coker, of Athens, is visiting Mrs- W. F. Bell this week. Several fine hogs w. re killed in our town during the cold spell. Mr and Mrs. Rasborry Cofer spent Thursday with Mrs. J. R. Cox. Mr and Mrs. Fred Cox have re turned to Hieir home at New Tim othy from an extended visit to Mrs. J. R. Cox. Rev. Seabron Arnold tilled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday with a large crowd present. Mr. Carl Cox visited his parents Sunday. He is now holding a fine position with one of the leading dry good firms of Athens. Mr. \V. 11. Burson, who has been very sick, is somewhat improved in health. Mrs. George Johns and little daughter, Susie, and Mrs. Hillman Jackson visited friends here Satur day. The warehouse which is being built on the Seaboard railroad, in front of Mr. J. L.J. Beil’s,will soon be a mpleted. Rev. X. E. Mcßreyer who was assigned at the last session 'of the North Georgia eonfeaence to the home which was donated by Judge It. B. Russell, moved to our city this week, and is now at home at the parsonage, corner Hiwassee Street and Madison Avenue. Mrs. Mcßreyer and their sons, Flether and Warren.accompanied him. The two daughters will come later. This isstraight talk right from the shoulder and we make good every assertion. All we ask is that those of you who have not made your purchases, don’t fail to come here and see our goods and get our prices, as we have marked everything down to the very bottom. 1 Ks airel V*. J? Jj yl Jp ~X ' j * J fSuf" 1 THE WINDER NEWS BOTH FOR $1.50 It is the Duty of both farmers and business men to keep up with ; he workings of the greatest farm ers’ organ izati n in ibe history of the world —THE FARMERS' UNION. Besides, Ihe Farmers Union Sews has the best Agricultural and Poultry editor of any paper in the South. Ihe paper Ls edited by R. F. Duckworth, ex-fsatio* al President ef the Farmers Union, and one • f the south’s most forceful writers. On qua! sy of paper and typographical arrange ment, and general appearance. The Farmers Union Sews lead* the papers of the South. A special section is devoted to matters of interest to women and children. It is a psper that should be in every home. The special price named above gets both papers for one year. Address all orders to THE WINDER NEWS, Winder, Ga. CHARLEY JOE THE LAUNDRYMAN Opera House Building, Behind Express Office. First-Class Work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. All kinds of laundry neatly done. Clothes cleaned and pressed . PRICES: Collars, 2c; Shirts, 10c; Cuffs, 4c Pair.