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LEARN HOW TO LISTEN TO MUSIC AT THE COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA. THE MISSES KELL E R The Misses Grace and Luella Keller are two charming young American girls who are doing something most unusual In musical entertainment. Con vinced that many people, who have never studied music can enjoy it quite as much us any musician, if they but uuderstand the meaning of it, these two talented artists present a program on the third day of the Chautauqua which they explain so interestingly tliut every one says “I never knew there was so much to music.” This program lias been presented before large audi ences and groups of music students throughout the country who have found It a great Inspiration in their work. COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA, Executive Offices; White Plains, New York. Music of all Kinds Will Charm at the Community Chautauqua. Music lovers are promised a rare treat at the* Community Chau tauqua this year, for every varie ty of musical entertainment is in cluded on its program. The open ing night attraction is the famous Del Mar Ladies Quartet and sing ing Orchestra which with its orig inal, attractive costumes and ar tistic settings forms a musical at traction of universal appeal. As each of these four artists is a spe cialist in her own particular line, the entertainment is of an unusu al kind presented in an unusual way. The variety of the program is the greatest eharm, for every thing t'oiy iiuht, popular melo dies to the standard classical se lections that euiuiot he Jhi‘ !1,, d often is included. Those <t]t\ vel ‘ artists siiitf as well as they play, and in addition *>ive clever recita tions and readings. It’s just as old-fashioned song feast of the choicest kind that is designed to include every hody’s favorite uiel v Jr* Music Illustrated and Explained Entire different in its appeal is the program offered by the .Misses Keller Recital Company, for these two talented artist are presenting a program of typically American music. They believe that our conn try possesses as fine talent as any European, and it is to encourage the development of native* talent that their work is designed. They present the finest of American coni positions. Miss Keller gives a brief lecture that will be appreciated by every lover of music who has not the time to devote to lengthy study. Every one who bus heard a piece of music and wondered what it was. what it meant.and why it was so appealing, will he glad to hear this simple inspiring talk on the language of music, which gives sufficient, background for tbe apprcaiation of the great est compositions. The Royal Grenadiers. The snap of fervor of tbe music al program will come from the band—The Koval Grenadiers—all native sons of Italy, that country so famous in tbe musical bistorv of tbe world. Special novelties hitherto entirely military have just been brought to this country by the Grenadiers. Among these is the fanfare so distinctly unique that everyone w ill surely want to hear both performances of the band on the fourth day. From the allied bugle mills by 1 lie sextette ol' trumpets to the great military tableau at tbe close there is one great thrill after an other. Don't miss the fourth day. for besides all this _oud baud mu sic there comes an additional sur prise iu the person of Sarsa < arey. the famous Cherokee Indian so prano. who is a direct descendant of one of- the oldest Cherokee -chiefs. Her charming voice has been praised by music critics throughout tlie country, and Iter interpretation of her native mel odics, its well as tin* most difficult modern compositions, is nothing short of remark aide. Accompa nying her is the noted Qua paw violinists, Fred Cardin, who has been acknowledged by all author ities as the greatest violinist of his race. Music From the Trenches. Ivjimly stirring is the offering by the Doughboys Male Quartet, ;t thoroughly modern offering that lias its inspiration in the life of the trenches. Decause ours was a singing- army, it was a lighting army, and i1 was equally good at both. This group of Americans comes direct from the trenches of France to bring the songs of cheer that were sung on the tiring line. They present our patriotic music jg an inspiring maimer, and in ad dition, they give a group of these COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA J&P They Are Going- to * X Wear It! All the real American boys and girls of the town will be wearing * The Badge of Honor given free to Junior Chautauqua ticket holders. It means that they are going to take part in the Five Days of Fun of the Junior Chautauqua The rollicking good times begin with the big play festival, victory parade and ticket hunt on the night before the opening of the big Chautauqua. There will be all sorts of fun and you will all get acquainted and ready for the merry-making of the rest of the week. Then there will be A Great Victory Pageant! All the* badge-of-honor boys and girls will take part in this thrilling drama—which means all the fun of “dressing up” and “play acting,” on the last afternoon of the Chautauqua—when all the big folks will be invited to come and see what good times you all have. 2 hours of games and Story hour folk dances—every morning Every afternoon Thrilling stories of romance and adventure. Brand new, exciting games. There’s a Surprise For YOU! It sounds like bacon bat and picnic—but you’ll have to come and find out! ALL FOR $1 —plus war tax under twelve years—one cent over twelve years—ten cents. This includes your admission to all these good times as well as to all the performances of the big Chautauqua, where you will see the magical per formances of Brush the Great, hear the Doughboys’ quartet, just returned from the trenches, and the great Indian band with all their gorgeous costumes. JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA snappy, dashing trench songs writ ten by the soldiers themselves— songs that are, perhaps, most characteristic of soldier life. These are so typically American in spir it and style that they will, with out doubt, be preserved as the most characteristic music of our times. These present the thor oughly modern spirit which music lovers will welcome in order that they may contrast it with what is best in the older music that they have known and loved. CEDAR CREEK. Miss Margie Hayes spent .Sun day with Misses Lizzie, Kate and M a brie Stewart. .Mr. Dewy Kireus and Will T. .Moon were the guests of Mr. Em ory Stewart Sunday afternoon. We are glad to see the farmers back at work since they have been delayed by rain so lou to . .Miss Sallie Staneil spent the week-end with .Miss Mozelle Chat man. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart and little Mildred, and J. W., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mobley Sunday. Miss Annie Loise Hayes spent the week-end in Winder. The singing was enjoyed by all who were present last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hayes and family, of Jersey, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. (1. L. Hayes last Sunday. Mr. Emory Stewart and Mr. < JeoVge Pressly attended the meet ing at the Second Baptist church Sunday night. Miss Ruby Stewart was the guest of Miss Sallie Staneil Sun day afternoon. Miss Margie Hayes, Lizzie, Kate and Mabrie Stewart spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Pauline Stan cil. Take That Extra Forty Winks. The sage observation that “It’s nic*- to get up In the morning, but it’s nicer to lie in lied” is no longer a shameful confession of laziness. The British ministry of munitions investigating the health and efficiency of jts workers found that too-eany rising is harmful. GAIN HEALTH AT COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA. \ V • ' r f ,* • < < ■*•■: _ . - ' P louise l. mcintyre. ‘‘Health is Wealth,” says Louise Mc- Intyre, who has shown thousands of people how to get well and keep well by the use of a few simple exercises. Her famous Temple Health Club in San Francisco, the largest of its kind in the country, lias been the means of helping thousands to health and happiness. Her lecture has been pre sented In every large city of the coun try where schools, churches and pub lic bodies have endorsed it as one of the most practical lectures of Its kind yet given. Louis Mclntyre appears on the third afternoon of the Community Chautauqua and will give everyone a flying start on the road to greater health. Most Everybody Wants a Buick Whether He Has One or Not The only way to get you a Buick automobile is to place your order fpr one. Wish that we could catch up with our orders so that vve could get around to show you the new models —maybe we will some time. .Just come on and leave your order now, is the only way we can promise you one. Don’t buy something just- because some body says its like tbe Buick or this or that is like the Buick. When you got one of our cars you will have tbe consolation of knowing you have, we think, tin* best automobile handled in this community for tbe money. Notice tbe automobile owners; see who has repeated bis former make of, car in bis second purchase. The fuel economy of the Buick is a hard realty. Built into the car twenty years ago with the first Buick \ alvc-inllead motor, increased in degree as this motor has boon developed. Tbe Buick car is twenty years old. The Buick Valve-ini lead motor is twenty years old. Tbe ear and tbe motor have been developed side by side co-ordinated as a unit —a motor for a car, a car for a motor. The Buick is built around tbe Buick Yalve-in-Head motor. First, tbe best motor that can be built; a car in every part equal to it’s motor; lhat is the Buick creed ‘•WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM ” Winder Mobile Company Winder, Georgia K D o INSURANCE Your neighbor's home burned only a few days or months ago, and a cyclone is likely to strike this section at any time, so INSURE with US anl lie down at night with a clear conscience and a peaceful mind. Don’t DELAY. It may mean the loss of your home. Any man can build a home ones. A WISE man insures his property in a reliable insurance company so that when calamity comes he can build again. He owes the protection that it gives, to ibs peace of mind and the care of his loved ones. Kilgore, Radford & Smith FOR SALE A nice 5-room residence for sale close in and on one of the most desira ble streets in Winder If you want a home in a good section and at a bargain, see us at once. LAMAR & PERRY