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Clasified Ads. Kabo Corsets sold by <l. L. Saul. AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES to rent at Smith Hardware Cos. There is more POWER in THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE and SUPREME AUTO OIL. Sold by A. A. THOMAS, Agt. EX IDE. 44 The Giant of all Au tomobile Batteries. To (it any make automobile. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. THE MOKE YOU HEAR IT the better you enjoy it EDISON “the phonograph with a soul.” Hear it in your home. $41.00 to $285.00. Smith Hardware Cos. OIL STOVE SEASON, yes and we have them. Smith Hardware Cos. KEEP MR. ELY OUT, buy Screen Wire, Screen Windows, Screen Doors from Smith Hard ware Cos. AUTOMOBILE BATTER IES RECHARGED at Smith Hard ware Cos. That Good Gulf Gasoline is ie licious and ref resin g to your“ Car buretter.” A. A. Thomas, Agt. REFRIGERATORS the quality kind at Smith Hardware Cos. See the new Baby Grand Chev rolet.the best ear sold for less than SISOO. Sell to you for $1270. Woodruff Hardware Cos. DRAG HARROWS $22.50 and up. Smith Hardware Cos. DO NOT EXPERIMENT, Imt buy Arsenate of Lead, it kills PO TATO HUGS NOW and does not hurt t lie vines. Sold by Smith Hardware Cos. FOR SALK.—2 Fords; 1 Touring 1 Roadster; 1914 models. Terms easy. L. W. PHITKUS, Auburn, Ga., Route No. 1. One second band Ford and 3 second-band automobiles. Woodruff II arvvare Cos. LEST YOU FORGET WE SAY IT YET—Best automobile Cas ings and Tubes sold by Smith Hardware Cos. 1 have a 3burner Oil Stove for sale cheap. H. J. BROWN, Beth lehem, (la. 5-22 k Best porcelain lined Refrigera ors. Full assort tnent from $17.50 o $47.50. Woodruff Hardware Cos FOR RENT. — 3 unfurnished rooms for rent on New street. See F. W. House. No orders too large to be tilled promptly, none too smal to be ap preciated. PEOPLES FI EL CO., J. H. House, Prop. If you want a good Corset, call for Kabo Corset. Sold at J. L. Saul. If its mules, cows, hogs you want, see Woodruff Hardware Cos. Kabo Corsets are the best Cor sets. Prices range from $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 and up. J. L. Saul. All Casings left for vulcanizing are now ready, as I have secured the service of a first-class vulcani zer. Please call and get tnem as early as possible. Allen V. Garage. FOR SALK. —One Jersey cow ami several high-bred pigs. See J. N. Williams, on farm 7 miles N.-W. of Winder or J. I’. Williams Winder, (la. LOST. —Saturday, May 10th, on Route No. 1, or in Winder, auto tag No. 63180. Return to this of fice or H. H. Pendergrass. A nice five year old mare for sale, or will exchange for an auto mobile. W. 0. Baggett, Bethle hem, (la., R. F. D. No. 1. 5-29 FOR SALE —Two good mules one good cow, fresh in milk, one Durock Jersey sow' and pigs. Woodruff Hardware Cos. COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUAS, Inc. Executive Offices; White Plains, N. Y. Your Vacattion at Home With Commun ity Chautauqua. Vacation seems to lie filling the mint! of every one at this time, and quite a few are finding it a problem. To got what one wants at the price one wants is not always easy. Very few have thought of spending a vacation at home —for ordinarily ahere is no unusual diversion, but those who want a vaca tion within a month are assured of all the entertainment of every kind that they can find in any lage city. The Community Chautauqua is coming once more, and this year it brings a greater array of talent than ever. 'The features which are described below are the most original appearing anywhere this eason, so that those who want the best of en tertainment oflared by the city are as sured of having it right at home—at much less expense. For this vacation saves one ul the expense and inconven ience of travel, nnd gives the entertain ment at n most reasonable figure com pared with what it would cost in the city. The Economy of Buying Early. A season ticket admitting the Chau tauqua vacationer to all the attractions of the two big performances on each of the five days costs only $2.75 includ- ing war tax, and the tickets for this great holiday can be obtained from the local eonimitte. The old saying that the early bird catches the worm is true in this ease, for the local committee tins arranged for a special rate on the first 500 tickets sold, and many one who obtains one of these pays only $2.20 making a saving of 55 cents. No more economical vacation can be obtained and the unique attractions offered to the Community Chautauqua audiences are unequalled else in America. German Revolution Described on First Day. The attraction for the opening night i the great nnd thrilling lecture by Harwood Spicer of London, England, the first and only eye-witness of the Ger man Revolution to appear in this coun try. He describes in vivid fashion his thrilling adventures in Germany. Ho was held prisoner in that country dur ing'tho entire period of the war, and was released from a prison ship inHam burg harbor just in time to so the be ginning of the German Revolution ear ly last November which led to the over throw of the Kaiser and the downfall of Germany. He was on one of the trains that was deliberately wrecked by the revolutionists, and after his mir aculous escape, he continued on to Ber lin where he saw the storming of the Koval Palace and its capture by the mob. He pnints a vivid picture of the flight of the Kaiser nnd throws anew light on the reported murder of the Crown Prince. He tells of the spread of the Rod Terror throughout Germany which proves that Germany is paying the penalty of her crimes. The remarkable story of this distin guished speaker makes an opening night attraction that no one will miss. In accordance with its policy of “The best, no matter where or how”, the Community Chautauqua has brought Harwood Spicer from England especi ally for this tour. Music for Everybody. Everybody will enjoy the delightful program presented on the same even ing by the Del Mar Singing Quartet and Orchestra. They bring all the lat est song hits straight from Broadway and give besides many clever instru mental numbers that have plenty of snap and melody. Every one who hears these four talented musicians says “they’re different’’ and the great variety of popular melodies they pre- sent insures something pleasing to ev eryone . The striking costumes nnd the rich nnd coloring sotting of this attrac tion add greatly to its popularity. Equally charming are the Misses Keller, whoso recital is given on the third evening of tho Chautauqua. Young and old will be charmed with their bright, original songs in w-hieh the all American spirit predominates. They are featuring the best music writ ten in America, and as Miss T.uella Keller is herself a composer of aeknowl edged merit, the offerings are certain to appeal. These gifted sisiters not on ly play and sing Ihe choicest composi tions, hut give an explanatory back ground of music so that n person who has not time to study music, will he a hie to appreciate the most difficult se lections after hearing their explana tions. Those who wish to understand will find this an excellent opportuni ty to learn how. Real Americanism for Real Americans. On the same evening, the prominent American statesman, Montaville h low ers. who has done so much towards mak ing Americanism a reality in this eoun trv will present a stirring address on present day problems. His work in organizing and promoting the great Cont'erenre of American Lecturers which met in Washington in April, 101S to consider ways anil moans of unifying American thought has given him a prominent place among platform personalities. The best thought of America and Europe was brought out at this Remarkable conference; and as a result Mr. Montaville Flowers pub lished tho note-worthy volume “What Every American Should Know About the War” which constitutes one of the most worth-while contributions to the war literature we have. The subject of this present lecture at the Community Chautauqua is ‘‘Our National Highway to Happiness”— a subject of vital importance to every American, for it treats in a broad-mind ed, constructive manner the leading questions of the day. The Royal Grenadiers. Everyone recognizes the innate mu sical ability of the Italians and with this i?i mind the Community Chautau qua sought out the Royal Grenadiers, made up of native sons of Italy, who combine with their natural musical ability the skill and precision that comes from long military service. Each member of the band lias seen actual service under the Italian flag and be cause of this the Grenadier play with an intense fervor of enthusiasm that is certain to make the fourth day a musical memory of long duration. Something Brand New. The ordinary hand merely plays een eral selections with but few varieties. The Grenadiers, realizing the value of novelty, have introduced a brass fan fare into ttie program, an innovation hitherto belonging solely to the milita ry. This group of instruments produce a tone combination at once pleasing and so musical that it has won instant popularity. This innovation was just brought to this country by the Royal Grenadiers for the sole purpose of giv ing to concert music that swing and dash so universally admired in a mili tary band. Of unusual interest will lie the use of the fanfare ia giving the mu sical evolution from old Neapolitan folk songs to the frenzy of the modern jazz band. The program of the Royal Grenadiers will open a series of allied bugle calls presented by a trumpet sextette and from this until the great military tab leau at the close there is one thrill af ter another of stirring battle songs and national anthems. The Community Chautauqua manage ment considers itself indeed lucky to secure so talented an organization at this particular time in the world re construction when real music means so much. Magic, Mirth and Melody. The other artists on the program pre sent features so diversified and so in teresting that no one will want to miss a single performance. Prominent on the list is Brush the Great, the magi cian who has enchanted two continents with his clever tricks. His net is so amusing and so mystifying that vonng and old are fascinated. There are so many new tricks and such interesting explanations of the old ones that have long puzzled thousands, that his audi ences are enchanted by his cleverness and dexterity. The last night of the Chautauqua is known as Joy Night, and no one who wants plenty of fun and merriment can afford to miss it. To crown the evening is the famous mirth-provoker Strick land Oillilan, America’s greatest liv ing humorist. His delightful humor is universal in its appeal for he talks of everyday things and makes his audi ence see the funny side of them. He gives an hour of the kind of fun that keeps you in high spirits for weeks af- terwards. With him appears one of the most timely attractions the program offers —the Doughboys Male Quartet. These four fighting Americans come directly front the front line trenches with all their thrils and adventures to sing for our Americans the kind of songs that are dear to the hearts of Americans. All the stirring patriotic airs that set our hearts nthrill, as well as those snap py, dashing trench songs composed by the soldiers themselves. This offering will thrill you as nothing has dono since the boys marched away. How to Be Healthy and Happy Those interested in the important subject of health will find the offering by I.ouise Melntire of the Battle Creek Sanitarium of great importance. This forceful direct lecture is accompanied by n series of simple exercises from which every one can gain sufficient knowledge to lay the foundation for a program of body and health building. The Greatest of Modern Dramas. Full of human interest, and porhaps a bit emotional in its appeal is the dra matic reading presented by Miss Maud Willie, who makes every character in the famous Broadway hit “Turn To The Right’’ live before the eyes of the audience. Miss Willie has just complet ed a tour of the cantonments of the country where she wns welcomed by the boys in khaki as a gloom-chaser and cheer-bringer of the most popular type. Of all the great dramas presented by Miss Wilis, “Turn To The Right” prov ed the most popular with our American soldiers, so that it has been made tho feature of Miss Willis’ program for Community Chautauqua this season. Master Horace Maynard is at home ou a furlough from Staun ton. Ya. He has been suffering from rheumatism but is looking fine in his uniform. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MeCurry spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Life Was a Misery Mrs. F. M. Jones, of Palmer, Okla., writes: “From the time I en tered into womanhood ... I looked with dread from one month to the next. I suffered with my back and bearing-down pain, until life to me was a misery. I would think I could not endure the pain any longer, and I gradually got worse. * . Nothing seemed to help me until, one day, . . • 1 decided to TAKE CARDIN The Woman’s Tonic “1 took four bottles,” Mrs. Jones goes on to say, “and was not only greatly relieved, but can truthfully say that 1 have not a pain. . . “ It has now been two years since 1 tookCardui, and I am still in good health. . . I would ad vise any woman or girl to use Cardui who is a sufferer from any female trouble.’* If you suffer pain caused from womanly trouble, or if you feel the need of a good strengthening tonic to build up yourrun-down system, take the advice of Mrs. Jones. TryCar dui. It helped her. We believe it will help you. All Druggists J. 68 Bigger Than Ever Full of bright, up-to-the-minute musicaland entertainment features is this year’s pro- German revolution to appear in this country.gram of the Community Chautauqua. The great HARWOOD SPICER— Eye Witness of the German Revolution W is the first and only eye witness of the opening night attraction is lleai him tell all about the flight of the Kaiser, the capture of the royal palace in Berlin, and what we may expect of German in the future. And then the famous Del Mar Ladies, singing quartet and orchestra, attractively cos tumed, will prelude the lecture with a concert. „ . You Cannot Afford to Miss This Opening Night This is but the begin nig of a great seriesof entertainments, lectures and concerts equal worth while; including Strickland Gillilan, America's greatest living humorist, RoyaL Grena diers Band, Brush the Great, Doughboy’s Male Quartet, and many others. The regular price of the season ticket to th e Community Chautauqua, admitting you to double programs twice a day for five days is $2.75, including war tax, which is the greatest value in high class entertainment that can be found anywhere in America today. But You Can Save 55 Cents 4 If you buy your season ticket early, because your local committee has on sale Only 500 Tickets at $2.20, including war tax j When these are exhausted no more will be available at that price. 4 $ GET A SEASON TICKET for every member of the family And enjoy right at home the most delightful and profitable vacation you can get anywhere at any price. , . Invest a dollar for a season ticket for every child in the family. Aou won t regret it and it will be the best investment yon ever made. SEE SOUVENIR PROGRAM FOR FULL PARTICULARS COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA WINDER, JUNE 3-7 Messrs. Roy and Albert Hines- Arr. Carter Daniel, of Athens, ley and Miss Frona Hinesley were spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. visiting Air. and Mrs. H. L. Moon R. J. Smith at their home on Ath- Saturday and Sunday. ens street. It cost 3 million . dollars to perfect The NEW EDISON But the three million dollaars was the smallest part of it. Any group of capitalists might devote this sum to the perfection of a phonograph. But lacking the native genius and hard won experience of Thomas A. Edison they would fail of their ob ject. It required the combination: the three mil lion dollars plus the brain of the world’s greatest inventor to achieve The NEW EDISON “The Phonograph with a Soul’’ What is the result? An instrument which Recreates the artist’s voice or instrumental interpretation with such complete fidelity that even by the test of direct compari son it is impossible to distinguish between the two rendi tions. This has been proved by public tone tests, not once but more than 1500 times More than thirty great stars of Grand Opera have conducted these tests. More than five hundred newspaper critics have supported our asser tion regarding this marvelous instrument. Drop into our store the next time you are down town Hear your favorite songs RE-CREATED on the Official Laboratory Model. Then decide whether or not you want this three million dollar instrument in your home. Smith Hardware Cos. Winder, Ga.