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Gasified Ads. A UTOMOBIL1: 1 ’> A TT K KIES rent at Smith Hardware Cos. There is more POWER in THAT <}OOI) GULF GASOLINE and SUPREME AUTO OIL. Sold by A. A. THOMAS, Agt. tui: more - you hear it the better you enjoy it EDISON “the phonograph an ith a soul. Hoar il in your home. .$41.00 to $285.00. Smith Hardware Cos. KXIDK, “The Giant of all Au tomobile Batteries.’’ To fit any make automobile. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. FOR SALE.—2OO feet second hand pipe. A. P. Gufin. OIL STOVE SEASON, yes and we have them. Smith Hardware Cos. 100 galvanized cans for sale, hold about 3 bushels. A. P. Guf fin. K ELF Mlk FLY OFT, buy Screen Wire, Screen Windows, Screen Doors from Smith Hard ware Cos. If it is a fiood mule or car you want, .see WOODRUFF HARD WARE CO. AFTO.MoBII"e BATTER lES RECHARGED at Smith Hard ware Cos. That Good Gulf ( iasolinc is de licious and refresing to your“Car hurettcr.” A. A. Tliomas, Agt. Save fuel by using The Toledo Domestic Science Fireless Cooker. WOOD 111 FF HARDWARE CO. Call 80—for anything you want to eat. we have it. CAR*RING TON BROS. REFRIGERATORS the quality kind at Smith Hardware Cos. FOIt SALK CHKAI\—I Spring Tooth Harrow nti<l several plow Ktoek.s. Jackson Blacksmith Shop. LOST.—A walking stick, a real nice one. The finder will be re warded by leaving at The Times office. FOli SALE.— One four year old mule, weighing 110 pounds. One three year old Jersey row, fresh in milk. WOODRUFF 1 LAUD WARE CO. ( TT I’lilt 'K Rook sale at Winder Five and Ten Cent Store Saturday May 10th. 1919. Refrigerators, all sizes, lee box es at WOODRUFF HARDWARE CO. CUT PRICE Rook sale at Winder Five and Ten Cent Store Saturday May 10th, 1919. DRAG HARROWS $22.50 and up. Smith Hardware Cos. FOR SALE. —New and second hand automobile. A. P. (lufln. I>U NOT EXPERIMENT, but buy Arsenate of Lead, it kills PO TATO BUGS NOW and does not hurt the vines. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. FOR SALK. —2 Fords; 1 Touring 1 Roadster; 1914 models. Terms easy. L. W. PKPPKRS, Auburn. <Ja., Route No. 1. Id'.ST VOF FORGET W K SAY IT YET —Best automobile Cas ings and Tubes sold by Smith Hardware Cos. (TT PRICE Book sale at Winder Five and Ten ( ent Store Saturday May 10th. 1919. There are few opportunities to get elose-in property in Winder. We have a few nice resident lots of this kind for sale and now is the time to get them. Also a splendid residence elose in; corner lot and very, very de sirable. See us at once. LAMAR & PERRY. I have two expert shoemakers besides myself, and can fix your shoes right quirk. Terms CASH. F. Hofuieistter. , , HONOR ROLL FOR BARROW COUNTY. (Continued from Ist page.) Cide Williamson .... .... 50 L. W. Hodges 50 W. I>. .Met ants 200 W. Fj. Blasingamc 50 11. P. Williams 100 C. S. Williams 200 ('. O. Niblack 300 .Miss Grace House 50 Ralph Smith 50 K. P. Carpenter 50 C. N. DeLaperriere 50 Allene Kilgore 50 J. E. Rooks 50 J. P. Williams 50 Maynard Mercantile Cos 500 W. If. Quarterman 100 Elton Drake 300 T. W. Barson 50 P. N. Autry 300 L. E. Grrffeth 50 .1, 11. Mash burn 200 M. L. Wheeler 50 Ik P. Williams 200 W. M. Chastain ' 50 F. M. Wallace 50 J. E. Callahan 200 L. 11. Reed 200 C. E. Pat,at 50 J. A. DeLay 100 1). O. ( larringtou 50 C. M. Ferguson 350 Winder Lumber Cos 250 J. T. Chapman 50 (Iriffeth, Autry & < '> 1,000 ('. <>. Maddox 100 Winder Dry Goods Store... 500 Ernest Carrington 100 J. \V. Grill'd h 100 .!, .M. Brooksher 100 A. T. Harrison 100 Henson Bros. iS. Ful bright Cos 500 C. C. Gregory 100 W. T. Robinson 3,000 L. Iv Simmons 100 J. \. Sumrnerour 100 ,1. F. Rrooine fit) Albert S. Morgan 100 .1, L. Saul 250 J. & J. ()dom 500 <l. J. Parish 100 Harrow County Cot. Mills. . 10,000 Winder N. Hank(eustomers) 5,000 Sheats Stock Tonic C 0.... 200 C. H. Almond 200 C. C. llaynie 50 W. C. Rutledge 50 L. Love 200 Mrs. Roxie I’>. Oliver 2,000 W. A. Hrooks 100 (J. M. Ry. employees 300 Statham District I)r. J. C. I)aniel 300 Dr. T. L. Iloleomb 50 WANTED—To trade a Frick Engine up-to-date Sawmill outfit for a Ford automobile. Apply to W. J. Bently.Loganville, (la., 2 miles west of Hold Springs. FOR SALE.—Ford Touring Car. four new Tires, new top and engine overhauled. See J. F. Rrooine, care Winder Dry Hoods ('ompany. Let me fix your Shoes while you wait. Terms CASH. F. llofmeis tre. '**<l4l It /•) time 1 to think Garden \ t Tool Ay Buy the kind we sell and you'll not regret it. We have made a most careful selection and can give you the best satisfaction in price and service. We handle a complete line, we guarantee satis faction. YOU CAN SAFELY TRADE WITH US WE GUARANTEE YOU YOUR MONEYS' WORTH Woodruff Hardware Cos. Winder, Georgia. Mr. Gremwood 100 Prof. Harvey 100 J. ('. Williams .. 200 J. I'. Thompson 50 Mrs. Dave Bylee 50 ('. B. Chambers 50 W. M. Stinchcomb 50 J. L. Arnold 50 J. W. Crow 50 Mrs. F. M. Williams 50 J. P. Cody 100 Total • 1,000 Subscribers are urged to go to their hanks and pay the 10 per cent cash required by Saturday May 10th, itt order that the hank can report and our county get credit. We have not subscribed half our quota yet and only three more days left, will Barrow county fail at the last trench after showing her patriotism in all other drives? I most earnestly request all com mitteemen to lay aside other bus iness for these three days and de vote them to a close canvas of their district, and 1 as earnestly urge our people to go to the hanks or workers and place their sub scriptions. Be patriotic, he true to your country, your soldier hoys and yourselves. W. 11. QUART ERMAN, ('ounty Chairman. Cleaning Gilt Frames. Gilt frames may be cleaned by wash ing then with u small sponge moist ened with oil of turpentine, the sponge being only sufficient wet lo take off the marks. The gilding should not be wiped off, but left lo dry without wip ing. Varnishing w.th the best copal varnish is advised for gilt frames, as they can then lie washed off carefully with a sponge. Shade and Vegetation. It has been noticed that the ash tree Is very Injurious to vegetation under its shade, whije scarcely uny plant will grow under a yew. Frightful Dream. Tll'.le Cllnger says the reason she s quitting her present hoarding house s because she dreamed last night she S'a s married to a cannibal, and when the waked up a horrid little bug was sating on her.—Dallas News. Phrenological. An odd reminder, says the Independ ent, of the days when phrenology was popular as a means of “rending char acter,” with a sly dig at the tendency of Its professors to give complimentary explanations of the “bumps," Is found In n letter from Elizabeth Barrett Browning advertised for sale in a Lon don bookseller’s catalogue. It reads In part: "Do you believe in phrenol ogy? Did you ever consult a phreno logical oracle? and did it answer, ‘My son, thou urt Invincible?'" Striving After Strength. We think thnt we shall win truth by striving after strength, instead of knowing that we shall gain strength lust In the degree that we become true. —Phillips Brooks. Japanese Rice Production. Twelve thousand square miles—7,- 380,000 acres—constitute the rice land of Japan which feeds a nation of about 50,000,000 people on an average of a pound a day for each person. 1 ■ r?FFTff¥Tyf Si 1 if® LIBERTY GARDENS. That live, patriotic bandof boys and girls, the Loyal Temperance. Legion, is always undertaking big, worth-while tasks, and now i! is Victory Gardens. The Legion is divided into companies accord ing to age, each company with its own Captain and Lieutenant. Company A (12-14 years) Cap tain Alton Young and Lieutenant Imogene Herrin. Company B (10-12 years) Cap tain W. C. Horton and Lieutenant Preston Cash. The proceeds of these Victory Gardens will go to the support of the little French orphan adopted by the Legion. Several very in teresting letters have been receiv ed from this little girl, expressing her appreciation of what her friends here are doing for her. Siie was 11 years old April 20th, and already a fine birthday box has been sent to her by the generous hoys and girls of the Legion. There are people in Winder who have no gardens, and we are sure they will he glad to buy their fresh vegetables from these busy, patriotic little gardeners, and so help them in their beautiful ser vice of love. The Loyal Temperance Legion, inder the faithful leadership of Mrs. Paul Roberts, is doing a great work, and more than any present work that they may do. the hoys arid girls are being train ed to become strong, clean, help ful. purposeful men and wo?* ten, prepaied Mr the duties that may come to Hi m in the y ars to c ane. Every im f lie* in Wi.L< si • .a he glad indeid to h i. r ebil- Iren receiving such c Jendid tram ing and should see to i’ that ‘ho. arc pris-’t at ev v rcerin. T hose mee‘‘ gs are held regular ly >n every 2nd and 41N Sunday I'tmmon io each mu itb. G. C. W QCC—UNI IL I. IHI HI l i IN PRESENCE OF CHICAGO OPERA STARS As Alfredo in Traviata, the initial offer ing; of the Chicago Opera Association this season, Ciccolini scored a distinct success. Next day he dropped into a music studio ac companied by his friends, Carolina and Vir gilo Lazzari, the famous contralto and basso of the organization. They started playing some of their own Recreations on the new Edison. As the strains of Marechaire, the delightful Neapolitan street song soard through the room the distinguished tenor joined in, as pictured above, singing in uni son with his own Recreation. “Bravo!” shouted Virgilo Lazzari. “A duet. I swear you can’t tell the two apart. I’ll try to.” He shut his eyes. Gradually Cicolini sang more softly. Finally he ceased. “Why don’t you stop?” inquired the lis tener a moment later, “so that I can tell the difference?” The NEW EDISON “The Phonograph with a Soul” with the result that you can now have in tative musicians. Why not call at our store your own home all that the ear can give you and satisfy yourself regarding the quality of the art of the world’s greatest interpre- of this wonderful instrument. WE HAVE EDISONS FROM $41.00 TO $285.00. SMITH HARDWARE CO. WINDER, GA. Holderlesa Pen. A European inventor has devised a metal blank with four clamps which :arries a pen at the end. This device clamped around the forefinger is said to make writing much easier than R’hen a penholder is used. Is Stimulating W 4 and Refreshing fti| Largely by reason of the manner in /m.. ! fj|s[li which carbonic acid gas is combined MplsSSpi and liberated. In sodas and charged waters carbonic llffljjEjggSjl acid gas is impregnated under a very ifitSt high pressure, and escapes before the drink is taken into the system. In Schlitz Famo carbonic acid is com bined with extractive substances, and from these substances it is gradually §££&> liberated in the stomach—thereby util- ffiiPfi izing all the beneficial properties and precluding any tendency to flatulence. / /j/- Schlitz Famo is a worth-while cereal ■ r"* beverage, non-intoxicating, healthful |°*jj and satisfying. Good and good for i you. fei faMOU On sale wherever soft drinks sc*y |TZ - :;? . m art told. Order a cert from Made Milwaukee Famous Wanted Coanpan/. Professor (In chem. lab.) —“This is a very explosive substance and It might blow us all sky-high. Come closer, gentlemen, so you may be bet ter able to follow me.” Ciccolini and Signorina Lazzari burst in to laughter. Lazzari, the great basso, with ears attuned to the subtlest variations of the human voice; even he had been unable to say when it was Ciccolini he heard and when his Recreation. Edison tone tests in which the artist sang in direct comparison with his own Recrea tions have been held before audiences total ling more than two million people. More than thirty great stars, both vocalists and instrumentalists, have conducted them; more than live hundred newspaper critics have re ported them favorably. You may read their verdicts in the booklet “What the Critics Say.” Out of this vast throng not one per son has been found who could distinguish ar tist from instrument. Three million dollars was spent in perfect ing