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JUST TO REMIND YOU cr THE NORTH ' FAIR WINDER, GEORGIA. OCTOBER 7-8-9-10-11, 1919 The County’s Products CLEVERLY ARRANGED TO "SHOW OUR Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Progress An Enjoyable Annual Holiday APPROPRIATE TO THE BALMY HARVEST DAYS Be One of the Jolly Crowd WE WANT YOU HERE BECAUSE This Is Your Fair AND BECAUSE THIS IS YOUR. FAIR. WE WANT YOU HERE For Premium Lists, Programs,Auto Pennants for your car or any further information apply to Secretary. A. L. JACOBS, See'y. STATE AM. Miss Modelle Hale lias as her {jiiest this week Miss Mary Lowe, of Good Hope Miss Mary Bradbury, of Bogart, is visiting Miss Sadie Sims. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Perry had as their guests Sunday, Mi. and Mrs. .1, L. Hill, of Carter Hill. Miss 1 \or Lee Willingham visit ed relatives in Hebron last week. Mr. and Mrs Kzhery McGee and family are visiting relatives in Madison County this week. Misses Missouri Iner ltd 1 and Stella Robertson, of ltostw iek, are now visiting Mrs. John Day. Mr. Richard Tucker, of Sparta, ami Mrs. Willie Tucker, of Allan ta, were the week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. L Holcomb. Miss Mat guerite Dishop, of Ath ena, and Miss Louise Daniel were the guest of Miss Knunalene Sikes on Wednesday. Mr. and Mis 0. R Willingham were the guests of Mr. and Mrs R. (\ Willingham Sunday. Mr. Berrie Collier, of Gadston, Ala., was tin* week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Porter. Mrs. C (\ Robertson had as her guest last week Mrs. Surla, of Ida , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams will leave Thursday for White Sulphur Springs, for ten days. Miss Louise Daniel loft Friday for Atlanta, where she will meet a party and leave Tuesday on an ex tended trip through Washington, New York, Niagara Falls and other points of interest Mrs. R J. Sims had as her guest Sunday her mother, Mrs. M. C. Griffeth, of Watkinsville Mr. Sam Sims, of Hebron, was visiting friends in Statham Sun day. Mr. W. H. Perry and son, John 0., were in Atlanta Tuesday on business. (teorgiii, Harrow County. lolm V. Thomas having applied to the Ordinary hv petition asking that Mrs M. A. Wall, as administrator of llo* (‘slate off. It. Wa 11 deceased, late of said County, he required to make a deed to a trae.t of land described in a certain luiud tor idle attached to said petition and marked exhibit “A,’ the same being situated in Harrow County, Georgia, tn persuanee of a bond for title made by said .T. B. Wall, in his life time to I-'. C. I’atat, and transferr ed bv said Patut tosaid John V. Thom as, alleging that he lias fully met his obligations in said bond. This is to notify Mrs M. V Wall, IVsnia Wall, Hortese Wall and John Wall heirs at law of said .1. B Wall, deceased, to be and appear at the Hopt ember Term, HHb of the Court of Or limnry of Harrow County, and show cause, if any they have or can, why said administrator should not tie re quircd to make su'd deed as prayed for by said John V. Thomas, petitioner. It. (i. Hill, Ordinary of Harrow Conn ty. CLASIFIED ADS. <Jet o Mogul Wagon now while they last.. Old style regular width, next will be more Wood i uff Hardware Company. Sec our line of hinders tools bores through wood or iron and keeps on boring wood. Woodruff Hardware l -oinpany. Mowers and Rakes that cuts when others fail. Woodruft Hard ware Company. White Oak Cotton Picking bas kets all .sizes Woodruff Hardware Company. A few more wide track and body, John Deere Wagons on band next will l>e narrower. Dot one be fore they are all gone -Woodruff Hardware Company. Regular Mason and L Z Seal Fruit Jars all sizes and special squares and shapes for the Cyirds Canning Club. Woodruff Hard ware Company. (Jet the guaranteed tool its bores faster and easier, and lasts longer. WoorufT Hardware Company. a * BETHLEHEM. .Mrs. Mary (biffin spent last week with Mesdames Amarda Treadwell and ( T. Matthews. Several young people cm p!i mented .Miss Mary \elle Sin s ; rd her guest, .Miss Lillian Vena'b'c. of 'Me('oinl), Miss., with a pii-ni at Reeves Mill, last Thursday arfoi 110011. Mrs. Sallie Treadwell and da • filter. .Miss Johnnie, and Mi s Siniie llineslev and Mr. (Mien.an Treadwell motored to Tallapoost, Friday for a visit with Mr. and Mis. Roland .Jackson. Mr. <!. W. Wiley was in Hoseh ton Sunday to -ee his daughter. Mr. Rob Moore, of Atlanta, has been spending: a few r days with home folks. Mr. Moore was struck by an automobile recently, but has fully recovered from his injuries. Mrs. (been < beeson is critically ill at her home near here. Mrs. Wiley has as her guests this week her sisters, one from Ala., and the other from Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Holloway will visit in Atlanta and Powder Springs this week. Prof. Lancaster is teaching at Farter Hill during the absence of Prof. Henry Thompson. | )r. R. P. Adams attended to im portant business in Atlanta fast week. Mrs. W. F. Yearwood is spend ing some time with relatives in At lanta. A beautiful welcome service was held at the Methodist FhureTt last Saturday for the returned soldiers, eleven attended in uniforms. Ser vices closed at this Church Sun day night, large congregations at tended, fine sermons were enjoyed and seven were added to the church. Miss Mary Nelle Sims entertain ed a number of her friends Mon day evening in honor of tier guest. Mitchell-Thompsoa. Miss Alma Mitchell and Prof. Henry Thompson were married Sunday afternoon at the residence of Esq. J. T. Harrison. Miss Mitchell is the youngest daughter of Mr. Henry Mitchell, a wealthy planter of 801 l Springs Hist rist. She is a young woman of main accomplishments and has many friends who welcome her to our town. Prof. Thompson has spent some time in the army ser vice in France and is now engeged in teaching and farming. He is a splendid Christian and right ly deserves the companion he has chosen. They left immediately af ter the ceremony for Washington, 1). (for a few days. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Powell and children, of Law renceville, spent Sunday afternoon with Col. and Mrs. *l. A. Perry. Mrs. W. A.. Brooks returned Saturday, from Clayton, where she spent ten days. Mr. Mark Sims, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Mrs. lv Iv Kimoro and daughter, Annie, of Anderson, S. C., have re turned home after spending a week with. Col. and Mrs. J. A. Per ry. Mrs. Millard Harper, of Monroe, N. C., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. ('. S. Williams. Mrs. J. M. Hood and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Phil pot, of Athens, are tire guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. ( • Potts, for a few days. Mrs. T. M. Coster is improving after a weeks’ illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilpatrick, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with Mr. R. L. Carithers and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Flanigan. Mrs. Alma McDonald and son, William, are spending several weeks in Litlionia, with Mrs. Mc- Donald’s parents. Mr. Marshal Rives is now with The Winder Dry Goods Store. He Ls a flue salesman. l>r. and -Mrs. W. H. Bush, and Mrs. Cheney, spent Suuiay in Ath ene I. E. JACKSON & COMPANY Rea) Estate and Insurance (Offices over Summerour Bros. Grocery Store WINDER, GEOPvGIA Mrs. Wilson, and grand-daugh ters, Misses Douglas, of Birming ham, spent the past week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rogers, en route to Wrightsville. Beach. THREE FARMS CN GREEK COUNTY FOR SALE. 1 have three of the cheapest farms in Green County for sale. All three of these farms are well improved and briefly described as follows: One famT contains 220 acres of good grade of land, four good houses, three good barns, two ex tra large barns. The main house is an 8-room bungalow, good pas ture, plenty of water, plenty of saw timber. This farm is one and one half miles from Greshamville. Price $75.00 per acre. Another farm adjoining the above , containing 200 acres with three houses and one extra large barn, with plenty of water and timber. Price $40.00 per acre. The other farm is in Gresham ville, atid contains 40 acres. This is good land and will make a bale of cotton to the acre. Has a six room house and one five room house. Both houses are painted and plastured, good bams and pasture with some wood. Prices right, write or call on T. R. Hani gan. R F. D. Route 4. Madison, Ga , CHRISTIAN CHURCH. R. E. Moss, Minister. Sunday School 11 o’clock. ( laud Mayne. Supt. Morning Worship 12 o’clock. Lord’s Supper and sermon. Evening Worship, 9:30 o’clock. Sermon by Rev. R. 'A- Wallace Notwithstanding the hot weath er. our attendance was gratifying last Sunday at -all services, and the same Ls expected next Lord’s day. LAND FOR SALE Splendid six room dwelling and lot of 12 acres in the City limits of Winder. Dwelling well finished, electric lights and good water. Good barn. Garage and other out buildings, bermuda pasture with running water on hack side of lot, 10 acres in cultivation which will produce a bale of cotton per acre. To go at a bargain. Washington and Hancock County farms from .‘SO to 2000 acres, good grade of red and grey pebbly soil with red clay sub-soil very produc tive. Prices ranging from $30.00 to SIOO.OO per acre on Easy Terms. Barrow and Jackson County Farm Lands in desirable localities ranging in price from $75.00 to $60.00 per acre. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? Good four room house, well finished on lot 100 X 200 feet, East front on Wright Street city of Winder, at $1250.00. A number of desirable homes in Winder in good locations. Prices Right. Unimproved property in various parts of the city. Money to Loan on Real Estate. See us before you buy. Land For Sale 151 acres on Buekhead Highway between Winder and Athens, well improved with lots of timber; a little high, hut just what you want; price for quick sale, $175.00 per acre 330 acres, Hancock county, Ga., 4-horse farm open, 3 tenant houses, barn, good pasture. Thousands of feet of second-growth pine and hardware timber; 90 acres in bot toms, at $30.00 per acre. Easy terms. 785 acres in Hancock county; 6-room dwelling; 7 ten ant houses, large barn. 3 miles hog wire fence, on public road and mail route, phone line. In l 1 miles of schools, churches and stores. Gin and corn mill with 30-liorse pow er engine and boiler goes with this. 10-horse farm open, and over a million feet of saw timber; $30.00 per acre. Other farms at $35.00 per acre Other farms advertised last week are sod and these are going. The wise man acts promptly. Several good farms for sale in the City of Winder at less than material and labor for the buildings would cost now, you get the lot “thrown in”. Some excellent vacant lots for sale at low prices. See me before you buy City property for sale and rent. Loans made. W. H. QUARTERMAN, Atty. FOR SALE. 5-Room House, close in. See C. O. Maddox, at Winder National Bank. i For Sale—6-Room Dwelling, good size lot, well located. Bar gain. See W. L. Jackson, at North Georgia Trust and Banking Cos. Th Cost Rvcrjrtlilng Is what Its pne •haser will pay tor It., according to aa 4d FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. scj vices for Sunday. j 11 a. in. Sunday School. Preaching'l2 o’clock. Preaching at 9 o’clock. The Barrow County Sunday School Convention meets with us cn Tuesday and Wednesday, Au gust 12th and L’lh. Make your pb:ns to attend.—W. H. Faust, Pastor. If you need a good sewing ma chine Sec John S. Craft.