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LEGAL ADS. Letters of Administration. •v_ a, Harrow > unity. Mrs. A. M. Wall having applied to me tor permanent let tern of adminis tration upon the estate of .1. B. Wall late of mi id eonn*y, dcrcaso.l, this is lo cite all parties, ereditors am] kin, that 1 will pass upon this application on the lirs( Monday in Aug. lain Witness my official hand and signature on this the 7th dav of Jnlv, HUP. 11. (}. ifijl, Ordinary. Leave To Sell. Georgia. Harrow County. V. O. IVrry ns the administrator of the estate of S. K, Sharpton, late of said county, dceettsed, having applied to me for leave to sell real estate be longing to the estate S. 1,. Sharpton. One building on Broad street known as the' opera house building, now being used as flee Marrow County Court House. This property is in Winder Bar row County Georgia. One residence on Bush ave. now occupied by .T. M. Mor ris. This property is in Winder Harrow County (in. Some vacant lots in Athens, Clarke County Gn., some vacant lots in Atlanta, Fulton County Ga. H. G. Ifill, Ordinary. Letters of Administration. Georgia. Harrow County. O. W. Hmith having applied to me for permanent letters of administration up on the estate of Mrs. M. K. Smith, late of said county, deceased, this is to cite all parties, creditors, and kin, that 1 will pass upon tins application on the first Monday in Aug. IPIP. Witness my oflienl hand and signature on this the 7th day of duly, IP IP. H. G. Hill, Ordinary. Administrators Sale. Harrow t'ount.y Bv virtue of 'in order of the Court of Ordinary of Barrow County w ill he sold nt public out cry on the first Tuesday in August, 1010, at (hi 1 Court House door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, the undi vided interests specified below in the three tracts of land described below, to w it: An undivided one third interest in that tract or parcel of land lying and being in said State and County and in the I’own of S at ham and being known and designated as one half of lot No. 40, according to the survey of the Town of St’ *' and bounded as follows: On the north and west by the old M J. ('. Station ’ lot (now owned by Mrs, Me Donald;) on (lie cost by Chase street (fourth street) ntid on the south by Hail Bond street, fronting one hundred (l(to) feet on Hail Hoad street and one hundred tiftv (150) on Chase street (Fourth street,) said lot being 100 by 150 feet and containing fifteen thousand square foot more or less and the im provement thereon consisting of a brick cotton ware house Of) bv lit) feet. Also, an undivided one third interest in all that tract of land lying and being in the Town of Stathuin, in Harrow County Georgia, described as follows: Fronting on Jefferson street seventy five feet, more or less, and running back tiloiig Hail Hond street the same <>r uniform v idtrt one hundred feet, hounded on the north by Kinnev & Toole..south i:,d I ' F. M Wiilims, south west by Bail Bond street, and north west by Jefferson street as is de scribed in deed from T. 11. Wofford to K. s |i Lanier ami ’l'. .1. Lanier, date September .'UI, 1005. On the above des cribed lot is situated one store room nijd ware bouse to be conveyed except one half of the north east wall. This is the same tract of land as was conveyed bv F. M. Williams to T. 11. Wolford and by T. H. Wofford to B. S. D. Han ier and T. J. Lanier and bv H. S, |). Lanier and T. J. Lanier to The North Georgia Trust & Banking Company and by said The North Georgia Trust & Hanking Company by deed to 1). T. Hammond. B C Willingham and W. M, Fite as recorded in book A on pngo 571 in the office of the Clerk of Harrow Superior Court. Also, an individed one fourth inter est in that tract or parcel of land lving and being in the Town of Statham, Harrow County, Georgia, formerly in Jackson County, said tract being made up of the lots conveyed by deed of R, S. I>. Lanier to J F. Arnold, L. M. Ar nold and C. B. Chambers, dated Novem ber first, 1 -L’. recorded in Clerk's office tit J: ks.u Superior Court, November drd, 1: 1 l U. in book FF on page 1 DU, be ginning :it the corner of Rail Bond street and Chase street and running north with Chase street 200 feet to an alley, thence east along said alley .'>2o feet t ■ lends of L. M. Arnold, thence I line of 1 1, M, Arnold tw .> hundred feet to Bail Road street, thence west along Bail Hoad street three him dred twenty feet to the beginning cor nor alrea y me ntioned. Said lands and the interests therein specified arc sold tor the purpose of p. valent of debts and tor distributiop. Terms of sale, cash. (' B. Chambers. Mrs. Mattie Fite. Administrators of W. M. Fite, do ceased. G. A. Johns, Winder. Go , Attorney for administrators. As owners of the other 2-3 in terest in the above described ware house and garage and store build ings, we will sell at the same time and on same terms our two-thirds interest, so that tlie whole title w ill be sold. 1). T. Hammond, IT C. Willingham. Letters of Administration. Georgia. Barrow County. A. C. Kelly of Kelly & Wright having afifdied to me for pennant letters ot ad ininisttrnt ion upon the estate of J. I. Perkins late of said county deceased, this is to site all parties, creditors and k'.n, that I will pass upon this applica tion on the first Monday in Aug. lfil!) Witness my oftical hand and signature on this the seventh day of July 1013. H. G. Hill, Ordinary. Letter of Administration. Georgia, Harrow County. J, A. Ferry having applied to me for permanent letters of administration up on the estate of C. K. Davis, late of said county, deceased, this is to site .".11 parties, creditors and kin, that I will pass upon this application on the first Monday in Aug. IPl!b Witness my offi cal hand end signature on this the .sev enth duy of duly, 1 1 * ID. H G. Hill, Ordinary. FROM ST AXE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, J. J. EROWN, COMM’R. Atlanta, .July 30, (Special)— The American Cotton Association, organize* l after careful delibera tion by a body of prominent far mers and business men represent ing all cotton states, will open an active membership campaign with the beginning of August, from At lanta as headquarters, to cover the entire cotton belt. The campaign committee has been named and is ready for busi ness; a corps of expert organizers has been employed, and plans for an extensive publicity campaign have been made. It is proposed to complete the membership cam paign within two months, or be fore October 1, when it is antici pated the vast majority of cotton producers, merchants, bankers and professional men throughout the South, will have been enrolled. For the first time in history it looks as it' the fanners and cotton producers of the south arc going to have an organization through whose activities they will he en abled to price their own products, instead of permitting that to he done by Liverpool and New York. The association’s purpose is to give the producer tut agency through which lie may he fairly remunerated for the production service he rentiers to society. Membership dues will be on the basis of 25-eents per bale of cotton produced, for the grower, and 25- cents per SI,OOO of capital invest ed for merchants, bankers and others; while a large number of life memberships will be sold at SIOO. The association itself will be chartered; an' l , following the membership campaign, it is pro posed to organize another and allied corporation, with a large capital stock for the purpose of taking care of “distress” cotton, in order to prevent any over-sup ply in the market with its eonse Is Stimulating teg and Refreshing S| ®.V' Largely bv reason of the manner in MraJ which carbonic acid gas is combined . and liberated. BTj -a iall In sodas and charged waters carbonic acid gas is impregnated under a very PjF • high pressure, and escapes before the drink is taken into the system. N In Sc hi it z Famo carbonic acid :s com bined with eKtracti/e substances, and from these substances it is gradually a liberated in the stomach —thereby util- HS izing all the beneficial properties and IB precluding any tendency to flatulence. Ip^ Schlitz Famo is a worth-while cereal beverage, non-intoxicating, healthful <r and satisfying. Good and good tor you. ffll"* £,t r fOUS On sale wherever soft drinks ( are sold. Order a case from mm jiSf iTy# Viß ilmUt M Mr Jify Mg Sm |u r Jr i 1 1 m Jackson Winder, Ga. Made Milwaukee Famous quent drop in price. The American Cotton Associa tion will be organized in every cotton county in the south ; county organizations will report direct to sta f e divisions and states to the parent association. No militia dis trict. even, where a pound of cot ton is grown, w ill be overlooked. The campaign committee, ap pointed at the meeting of the di rectors just held in Atlanta, at which organization plans were perfected, will meet hereon Augu st 4. actively to begin the mem bership campaign. This committee will meet every day necessary to see that the work goes through successfully. It is compose** of J. S. Wannamaker of St. Matthews, Sv C., president of the association; \V. C. Barrickman, secretary, Dal las. Texas; M. C. Allgood, Bir mingham. Ala., Dr. George L. Sands, Little Rock. Ark., -J. J. Brown, commissioner of agricul ture, Atlanta, Ga., J. B. A His, Shreveport, La.. D. \V. Robins, Tupelo, Miss., Seth L. Barnes, Marston, Mo., L. .S. Tomlinson, Wilson, N. C., J. A. Whitehurst, Oklahoma City, Okla., R. M. Mix on, Williston, S. (’., J. P. MaV thws, Oakland. Tenn., J. A. Thompson, Corsicana, Texas; J. 11. Claffey, Orangeburg, S. C., R F. Willingham, Macon, Ga., R. H. King, Atlanta, L. B. Jackson, At lanta and D. F. McClatchey, At lanta. HAIL INSURANCE. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company will insure your grow ing cotton, corn and other crops against? loss and damage caused by bail at a small cost. F. W. Bondurant & Cos. “EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL” From the smallest bulb to the largest motor, at lowest possi ble prices. “Quality” House Wiring. Page C. Gregory Electrical Contractor. I’hone 304 or 40 Keeping Warm in Finland. In many ways the Finns are a very queer people. It is during the terrible cold months that the Finns revel In the might} ovens that fill one corner of every kitchen and often loom up large and vastly Impressive In the oth er rooms of a Finn home as well. The tops of these monster stoves are per fectly fiat, and steps lead up on one side. \\>en fhe weather becomes bit terly cold and bleak, the entire Finnish family will take quilts and pillows and, mounting to the top of the big heat er, spread down their bedding and sleep very comfortably and contented ly on the hard hot bricks until morn ing.—Nevia C. Winter, in Christian Herald. Bovo is a part of tho |p§§ it makes sood sportsmen and more enjoyable sports sood |H followship, health and refresh jjj|jfc ment '--bosito train on and f |£|j CTITTIP Waste-Labor v - w." T . , ' . V H In Building Your New Home. £Juickw£Sl bungalow no. so A complete bungalow, built to give the small family all that can be desired in a modern, sub stantial, attractive, well-built home, at a reasonable price. mu r/IDT tt ;s I'U.selv built to stand the severest H CwIWrVA 1 *w,..,t:n. r Weil lighted, well ventilated, easily heated. m co^^v£^7£ivc£^;;^ s^^.,! ! T r ;'l; ,f r l d•'mo;, ■B experienced of architects, are so designed to cover every need of the average family. |m nf jn \ DJI Made with the .ery best of ma- UIvaH JO> iL*l l l““ torials. Designed for greatest strength. E nil pert securely locks into the other. Erected BB after perfectetl patented locking process. Will stand toe BH roughest t tempests without strain and will far outlast the B| average house. JS5n O r AI 7 TV- The designs are graceful and retires-:! the DtL/A Ii l n t modern architectural art it will LI nd rv*.di IWilli .... surroundings and furnish } beautiful, appro l&SjB print# home. SB9 rrHiVOilfy- QUICKBILT Bungalows are built In an '.Ui Hcv/1 T v/iri t ::sc plant in which hum weds of Mw 1 other t'ouscs arc being built simultaneously. Every short out to w. va: 1 age of the low ci.st of quantin pr 1m lion The CBQ *1 ■ • cd f vc MR ii 1 ' i ! ms. .i: 1 w ill tli ni t o erecti.m •* In>:-■ els so H J\K f , fBipP r %** i v• . it. m o’".: . i*s i:. 1 ! f .i t is In nMK ■fcft'Ojfcf por-hasi,*- i QUICKBILT Bangui.-w '-u BE, " t- all ext • i middl mans r. •mi . aaa w* s Hid profl >. is yi u t- viea 'i; g dir c* # w.; ' the si.ur-o ol n" *ri. ; w :h the mill, m.inutacturer imd fur. In 0:10. f QUICKBILT Bungalow Department, I QUICKBILT BUNGALOW ~ " ~-~ MiH A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO.. Chsrleston, S. C. ~lfff *l,Ut>l lea | Please sen-1 me a eopy of your book ‘QUICKBILT Bungalows” No. D-#3. ~*lL:''^uT‘ r JO per cent, for j Am especially interested in a room house. -■— _ ca *'*- Net price p = " $954. 90 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 Ave.,, Chicago, 111. Just say I am in the market for an automobile and wish designs and prices. Mv territory is unlimited. A 90 days guarantee against defects and workmanship. Terms SIOO down, balance, sight draft with bill of lading. FRED J. FULLER, Agent. Bethlehem, Georgia. C A TVCE' A CTICihl- ° m ' e in > our QUICKBILT *•3 r-\ l i*jr I ivyiv Bungalow u wiil bo highly satisfied vviWi its convenient arrangement, its artistic finish and its coziness. COSTS LITTLE TO ERECT. With the material already prepared for the house, waste is eliminated from the cost. Asa large portion of the house comes already built in panels, preliminary preparation is avoided. The systematic, simple, thorough plans and in structions save time and make it possible for a carpenter and two helpers to erect the house in less than 10 days. A saving in waste, labor, time and material is A SAVING IN MONEY. Shipped complete F. O. B Chari‘ston with ail necessary material except brick work and plumbing. A cozy, attractive, bungalow of six rooms. Size over all ;i;i-ft. 7 in. x 21-ft. f-in. Two large bed lchugs, one *J-ft. x 12 ft., and one 12-ft x 13-ft., a spacious living room 12-ft. x ifi-ft.. a cozy, convenient dining alcove 12-ft. x G-ft.. kitchen 9-ft. x 12-ft, bath room 9-ft. x ti-ft. (Tosets and attractive front porch 12-ft. x ti-ft. Woodwork <>f tl.c best grade of North Carolina Pino, ‘ The Wood Universal." Walls i:i panels of siding lined with heavy paper to insure warmth. Durable, fire-resisting, Standard Asphalt Strip Shingles, with slate green or red finish. Art-stlc paneled inside finish. All necessary ni!s and hardware furnished. Uous* conies with , • is stained anj one >i i nu il ir of standard col >r, or painted with one heavy coat of priming paint. Exterior trim and inter, r finish with otic heavy coat of priming paint. WRITE TO-DAY for a copy of our book ‘ QUICKBILT Bungalows" No. D-S 5. It will give a full explanation of No. To and Many other attraclAo Bimgal >ws. Or i tier si il. if Nt. 50 pleases yni Instruct us to ship it immediately and give us the color desired.