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• VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN ENDED A FINAL REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BY W. H. OUARTERMAN, THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN. I did not have time to organize the county anew, so attempted to use the same organization, with a few changes as in t lie fourth Loan. From the first i realized 1 had undertaken a difieult if not impos sible, task, but went about it as Wiest I could. For my failure to put Barrow county over, 1 accept my due share of blame, I am not a good organizer, nor have 1 the necees sary executive ability to enthuse my workers in aeampaign as hard as this one. It seemed impossible to get my ■committees to work and the coun ty was not thoroughly canvassed at all, in several districts no ef forts whatever were made. The amount subscribed is large for the actual efforts made to secure sub scriptions. However, there is no excuse for the citizens not making subscriptions voluntarily and showing their patriotism,the drive was veil advertised in the papers and by the Victory Loan Rally which attracted one of the larg est crowds ever seen in Winder. The people seemed apathetic, hard to arouse to their duty and seemed to think the other fellow should take the Bonds this time and they, one and all. excused; the war was over and they very busy about their own affairs, with no time nor desire to work for or take Bonds. Underlying it all was the fact of lower prices in cotton and the holding movement, which blocked money from circulation, cramped the banks and caused a general feeling of inability to in vest now. Many of our most able citizens failed and refused to subscribe, l Suppose they have their reasons, but they are not apparent and re main a mystery to me and the re sult of their failure caused many, Jess able, to follow their example and offer it as an excuse. Cain’s district again shows her loyalty and patriotism, by being the first district to get over the top, and she is awarded a Ger man Helmet. Winder and House’ B district went way over the district quota of $114,850 but was not able to pull the outlying districts over with their quota. To the North Georgia Trust & Banking Cos. is awarded a German Helmet for the largest corpora tion subscription, $27,200. This bank also has the honor of subscribing its full quota as allot ted by the government authori ties, and, of having the largest li s t of individual subscribers, almost equaling the other two, and had the other banks joined her in a prorata division of the unsubscril ed part of the county quota, Bar row county would have been put over the top. All the banks of Winder made liberal subscriptions and offered all their facilities to their custo mers for carrying subscription B at the lowest rates of interest; for this co-operation 1 thank them. The Winder National Bank of ficials did not deem it wise to load the bank so heavily with the Gov ernment Bonds, fearing it would injure their ability to serve their customers and in this view the Farmers Bank concurred, in this they may have been wise, I have no censure for them and only re gret that there were not subscrib ers of all kinds sufficient to put on the Honor Roll of Georgia counties. Subscriptions in Houses district amounted to $134, 850 and only a few hundreds of this, some from without the city limits of Winder, we rejoice to know that our city lias kept up its unbroken record of loyalty and patriotk”'. in all the Governments War Activities. Mr. W. C. Horton is awarded a German Helmet a 9 being the larg est individual subscriber to Victo ry Bonds to-wit, $7,500. Below is given a full Honor Roll of subscribers to Victory Bonds. Through North Georgia Trust & Banking Cos., Winder, Ga. Name Amount Dr. C. B. Almond $ 200 Paul N. Autry 100 Ernest Mell Arnold 1000 Jas. N. Bedingfield 50 Bell Overall & Mfg. Cos 5000 J. F. Broome 50 Miss 11. D. Brumby ....... 100 G. N. Bagwell 500 W. L. Blasingame 50 Spurgeon Bos 8 50 J. W. Cooper 100 W. M. Chastain 50 Ernest Carrington 100 D. O. Carrington 100 11. O. Camp 50 Jas. G. Cooper 500 T. A. Deaton 600 A. V. Eavenson 200 (!. F. Edwards 50 A. S. Eberhart 100 R. L. Eavenson 100 Mrs. R. L. Eavenson 100 L. A. Fortson 50 Flanigan & Flanigan 1000 C. M. Ferguson 150 Griffeth, Autry & Cos 3000 J. W. Griffeth 100 L. E. Griffeth 50 A. T. Harrison 100 W. C. Horton 7500 J. S. Hargrove 50 Mrs. Harry Hodges 50 L. A. House 50 W. M. Holsenbeek 1000 L. E. Herrin 100 C. G. Haves 50 Dr. L. W. Hodges 100 A. J. Hardigree 500 Fred Horton 100 Paul S. Ilosch 100 M. C. How 8 e 300 Dee Jackson 750 W. L. Jackson 1000 I. E. Jackson 100 G. A. Johns 2000 W. K. Lyle 50 Mrs. Ada Lyle 50 Mrs. Beulah Ross •.. 100 J. W. lvesler 100 W. M. Kesler 50 R. E. Moss 100 Maynard Mercantile C 0.... 500 W. H. McEver 50 Robert A. McEver 50 M. R. Maynard 100 A. W. Martin 100 J. E. McDonald 500 G. T. McDonald 2<X Miss Ora Mincey 50 New Winder Lumber C 0... 250 C. O. Niblack 100 G. J. Parrish 100 C. E. Patat 50 R. J. Pentecost 300 J. W. Parks 50 W. H. Quarterman, Jr 200 W. H. Quarterman 100 J. A. Riley 100 L. H. Reid 200 Lewis ('. Rus s ell 1000 J. E. Roekmore 300 H. S. Roekmore 100 Dr. S. T. Ross 1000 J. F. Sheats 100 Sam L. Stein 50 Mark Sims 200 G. W. Smith 1000 J. T. Strange & Cos 2000 J. S. Settles 50 J. L. Saul 250 W. J. Smith, Jr 100 Sheats Stock Tonic Cos 200 Ralph Smith 50 J. M. Simpson 50 Smith Hardware Cos 1000 A. J. Shropshire, Jr 100 S. J. Suddath 100 J. W. Shields 50 W. W. Teal 500 A. A. Thomas 50 J. N. Thompson Cos 3000 Winder Dry Goods Cos 500 Clyde Williamson 50 Jno. H. Wood 200 R. L. Woodruff 1000 Hoke Woodruff 50 North Georgia Trust & Banking Cos 71,050 * Name Amount Through Winder National Bank. Winder National Bank ..$15,000 Barrow Cos. Cotton Mills.. 10.000 T. A. Maynard 6000 J. M. William 8 1000 G. W. DeLaperriere 2000 Kilgore-lvelly Cos • 1500 Lee S. Radford 1000 R. 11. Kimball 1000 F. W. Bondurant Cos 1000 W. T. Robinson 1000 X. J. Kelly ' 1000, F. C. Graddick 1000 O. W. Smith 1000 Mrs. T. A. Maynard 1000 J. F. Burson 1000 R. J. Pentecost 600 B. H. Merck.* 500 W. B. McCants 500 J. W. Moore & Sons 500 Henson Bros. & Fulbright Cos 500 H. H. McDonald 400 W. L. DeLaperriere 150 J. T. Wright 100 J. P. Cash 50 J. P. Williams 50 A. M. Benton 100 Jas H. Parks 100 Mrs. W. E. Mathews ...... 100 A. A. Camp 1000 Mrs. K. P. Carpenter 50 Mrs. G. ('. Mosely 50 K. P. ('arpenter 50 S. F. Pirkle 50 G. W. Summerour 100 Miss Jolmie Lou Smith ... 100 W. E. Young 200 B. C. Hill 50 W. 11. Fau s t • 50 E. F. Saxos 100 11. P. Williams 300 A. S. Morgan 100 L. E. Simmons 100 J. M. Brooksher & Sons .. 100 C. O. Maddox 100 J. E. Callahan 200 J. li. Mash burn 200 T. W. Burson 50 J. E .Rooks 50 Guy C. Melton 100 C. S. Williams 200 Mrs. 11. H. Segars 100 IV. T. Appleby 100 E. E. DeLaperiere 100 C. N. DeLaperriere 100 C. N. DeLaperriere 50 H. P. Stanton 100 C. W. Hathaway 50 Through Farmers Bank. Mrs. Roxie Oliver S2OOO Miss Grace House 50 J. H. Harwell 100 M. L. Wheeler 50 F. M. Wallace 50 P. L. Hutchins 100 C. E. Eskridge 100 Mis 8 Allene Kilgore 50 G. S. Sumrnerour 100 J. L. Harris 400 J. W. Segars 100 Kilgore Kelly Cos 1000 H. J. Garrison 100 H. F. Rogers 100 P. H. Stewart 50 Mrs. G. W. DeLaperrire .. 100 John A. Thompson 500 Theodore Fulton 100 J. A. DeLay 100 C. C. Gregory 100 Robert J. Pentecost 50 3. E. Patrick 100 Whether or not you have a need ii our line you are welcome here. In any way that we can we will serve you whether in the line of our busine 8 s or without. We hope you will accept this invitation as cordially as it is gven and without a limit as to time. WE GUARANTEE YOU YOUR MONEYS' WORTN Woodruff Hardware Cos. > Winder, Georgia. Name Amount J. X. Summerour • 100 L. C. Briscoe 100 G. G. Hill 100 -V Fee Hardigree 100 Georgia Furniture Cos 250 W. A. Brooks 100 J. C. Stanton 50 W. C. Rutledge 50 Guy 11. Kilgore 500 W. Hill Ilosch 50 R. C. Pentecost 100 M. G. < liapman 50 W. M. Stanton 50 P. C. Pentecost 100 L. Love 200 Mrs. S. 11. Ware 100 John W. Kilgore 500 Elton Drake 100 G. W. DeLaperriere 250 Statham District. Dr. J. C. Daniel $ 100 Dr. T. L. Holcomb 50 Mr. Grimwood 100 Prof. Harvey 100 J. C. Williams 200 J. P. Thompson 50 Mrs. E. 11. Rvlee 50 < . B. Chambers 50 W. 51. Stineheomb 50 J. L. Arnold 50 J. W. Crow • 50 Mi-. F. M. Williams 50 J. F. Cody 100 Al. A. Millsaps 200 Bethlehem District. J. &J. Odum (authorized).. .500 Totals. North Georgia Trust & Banking Cos $71,050 "Winder National Bank ..$52,050 The fwAt THE fIOTHFS I PRICE Y °u you WANT %CLOTHi~Nojf WANT TO BUY \ TO PAY. ' WHEN we recommend “SHIELD BRAND” as .• the most satisfactory and economical suit3 your money can buy, we are safe in appealing to your confidence in U3, because the maker’s guarantee is behind every garment.^ •Pick out the suit you like. Try it on. Notice the make and fit. The price is right. You must be pleased. * You will be pleased. J. M. Brooksher & Sons Name Amount Farmers Bank $20,000 Statham District $1,250 J. & J. Odum SSOO Grand Total $144,850 All subscribers ape urged to vis it their banks and make settle ments at once so that tlie banks can make their final reports. I desire to expres ß my thanks and deep appreciation of all sub scriptions made and all work done in the campaign. Respt. submitted, W. 11. QFARTERMAN,Chin. NOTICE! By mutual consent tiie co-part nership doing business under the fiian name of Peoples Fuel Cos. was on January the Sth, 1919, disol v ed, E. C. Hill and George Thomp son, retiring, J. 11. House will con tinue the wood and coal business, and all notes and aeounts due tiie firm is payable to him, and all notes and accounts owed by the firm is payable by J. IT. House. PEOPLES FUEL CO. J. 11. House, E. C. Hill, (feorge Thompson. BUY A BUSH CAR. • Four Cylinder, horse power motor for $1175. Six Cylinder, 40-horse power, 5-passenger, $1375. For designs and description call on Fred J. Fuller, or write the Bush Company, Bush Temple, North Clark stret, and Chicago Ave., Chicago, 111. Just say lam in tlie market for an automobile and wish designs and prices. My territory is unlimited. A9O days guarantee against defects and workmanship. Terms SIOO down, balance, sight draft with bill of lading. FRED J. FULLER, Agent. Bethlehem, Georgia. Ifour Chance JjEht urging ii At Our Expense I / I Jg - ———^ 9 l I I SANITARY FLOOR ENAMEL | The New Coating for Old Floors 8 Tf YANIZE Sanitary Floor Enamel u the newest and fine* B coating produced to make old floors new. It is a blend- B ing of the highest grade varnish and permanent colors, so that you can paint and oarnbh in one operation. Itiseasytoappjy, dries overnight with a beautiful durable gloss and it can be washed repeatedly without losing its lustre hence it is extremely sanitary. Comes m eight pleasing and permanent colors. rHere’i Our FREE’OFFER A full half-pint can, any color, if you will buy from us a good 25 cent brush to apply it. Enough to enamel your pantry floor or shelves. fi Don't Fail to Try it Smith Hardware Cos. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Ford cars are important servants every where. They help the family enjoy life, bring the pleasures and advantages of the town within reach of the farmer and give practical service every day in country and town. They require a minimum of attention; any one can run the Ford and eare for it, but it is better to have repairs and replace ments taken care of by those who are famil iar with the work and have tools, the genu ine materials, and skilled men to do the work promptly. We pledge Ford owners the reliable Ford service with real Ford parts and standard Ford prices. FLANIGAN & FLANIGAN WINDER, GEORGIA. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILROAD. Leave Winder 7:55 a. m., Sun day only for Gainesville. Leave Winder 2:40 p. in., daily for Gainesville. Leave Winder 9:30 a. in., ex cept Sunday for Gainesville. Leave Winder 10:57 a. m., dai ly for Monroe. Leave Winder 5:32 p. m., Sun day only for Monroe. Leave Winder 4:35 p. in., daily* except Sunday for Monroe. W. B. VHAZY, Supt. NOTICE. By an order of the County Board of Education, schools hav ing a rtimmer term will begin not later than July 7th. They should begin on June 30tli. The teach er’s examination will lie held Au gust Ist and 2nd. 5-2 W. M. Holsenbeek, C. S. S. Paraguay Cattle Land-:. Paraguay contains some of the hast cnttle lands in the world, although these resources have not yet been ad equately developed. The republic now coutatns about 4.000.000 heai <>f cattla.