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ANNOUNCEMENT We are ready to handle your cotton this season. We have installed and equipped eight 80- savv gins and two new automatic trampers; and with two expert ginners we can guarantee you service that cannot be equalled by any ginnery in this section of the state. We have secured the services of Mr. M-. D. Jacobs, an experienced bookkeeper and all-round business man to look after our ginnery, and we feel sure that you will serve your best interest by letting us gin your cotton. We guarantee good service. COTTON SEED We will buy your cotton seed, paying the highest cash prices. We buy at the gin as well as on the streets. Summerour & Summerour (Successors to G. S. Millsaps) WINDER, GEORGIA STATHAM. Miss Nellie Robinson hal as her guest Sunday, Mr. and .Mrs. Wofl’ard. of Near Monroe. Miss Modelle Hale left Tuesday morning; for Auburn, where she will attend school at Southeastern Christian College. Miss Lizzie Mae Lowe from near Monroe has been spending a few days witli Miss Modelle Hale before leaving for S. tw here she will be in school also. Mr. and Mrs. W. II Perry were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. ft. Sims, of near Winder, Sunday. Mrs. U. Treadwell had the Ladies Aid Society of the Christ ian Church meet witji her last Mondey |>. m., A splendid crowd was present to enjoy a beautiful and impressive program. Our Ladies are very much interested in this phase of Church work and their united efforts are proving a power for good. Delicious re freshments were served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. F. If. Carter from Oneco. Fla., were with their dau ghter. Mrs. \V. M. Stincheombe. part of last week. On Tuesday of last week Mrs. Charles (Irimwood was the charm ing hostess at the Annual Klec tion of officers of the Baptist Misionary Society. hTe ladies were carried by automobiles out to the (Irimwood home near Sta tham. „ After the business meeting a delightful social hour was enjoy ed, during which delicious ices were served. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, of Wash ington. D. C., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles (Irimwood for an extended visit. Mrs. J. C. Daniel entertained on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. ('has. (irimwood and her guest. Mrs. Miller, of Washing ton. A charming feature of the af ternoon was the musical selec tions by Misses Kmmalene Sikes and Louise Daniel, after which delightful refreshments were served. Those to meet .Mrs. Miller Were: Mesdames Sikes. Stinch eomhe. Crow. Harvey. Thurmond, Holcombe, (Irimwood and Daniel, Misses (irace (Irimwood. Emma lene Sikes and Louise Daniel. The friends of Mr. ) . A. Daniel will regret to hear of his critical illness. Dr. Daniel and Mrs. J. M. L. Thurmond were called to his bedside, and fear that he will not Niirvi\e this attack. ORDER LEVYING TAX FOR COUNTY PURPOSES. Georgia, Harrow County. By 11. G. Hill, ordinary of said county, sitting for county pur poses. It is hereby ordered that $1.75 One dollar and seventy-five cents on the SIOO.OO Hundred dollars of taxable property °f said county as per digest o 1019 lie, and the same is. hereby levied, and that the same he collected by the tax collector, for the following pur poses to wit : 1. Eighty-five cents ($0.85 on the Hundred dollars ($100.00) to pay the legal indebtedness due, or to become due during the year 1919 or past due. 2. Fifty cents (0.50) on the Hundred dollars ($100.00) to build or repair court h°use or jail, bridges or ferries, or other public improvements, according to con tract. .‘{.Five and four fifths cents (*0.05 4-5) on the Hundred dol lars (*100.00) t° pay sheriffs, jailers, or other officers’ fees, that they may he legally entitled to, out of the county. 4. One fifth cents (0.00 1-5) on the Hundred dollars (*100.00) to pay coroners’ fees that may be due them by the county for hold ing inquests. 5. Fight cents (0.08) on the Hundred dollars ($100.00) to pay the e\i>enses of the county, fr bailiffs at court, nonresident wit nesses in criminal cases, fuel, ser- vant’s hire, stationery and the like. (>. Five cent (0.05) on the Hun dred dollars ($100.00) to pay jur ors a per diem compensation. 7. One cent ($0.01) on the Hun dred dollars ($100.00) to pay ex penses incurred in supporting the poor of the county, and as other wise prescribed by law. 8. Fifteen cents ($0.15) on the Hundred dollars ($100.00) to pay the interest of the public debt, falling due the present year. (a) Five cents ($0.05) on tl Hundred dollars ($100.00) C any other lawful charge oi county. Making in the aggregate the said sum of One dollar and seven ty tive cents ($1.75) on the Hun dred dollars ($100.00) on the tax able property of said county, for county purposes for the year 1919. This 10th day of September, 1919. H. (I, Hill, Ordinary. TO PICK COTTON. Wanted—A family to pick cot ton. house and wood furnished free. Apply to R. M. Hardigree. New Timothy, Ga. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. by the pastor. Young People’s Missionary So ciety meets at 7.15 p. m. Now that the season for work (ms come let’s get down to business for tlie Lord as church members.—J. H. Mash burn. Pastor. WANTED TWO LADIES AT SAUL S STORE. One as a cashier and one to as sist Miss Hill in our Millinery parlor, on 2nd floor. Good salaries for the right ones. Apply in per son or in writing.—J. L. Saul. WINDER PROPERTY STILL IN DEMAND. There is still a strong demand for Winder real estate and big deals are taking place every week. On the Ist Tuesday, last week the Sharpton property advertised for sale by W. O. Perry, adminis trator, one house and lot brought $2,050.00 The Opera House lot which is now being used for a court house lue ; t $18,500. The dwelling. ...uglit by VY. (’. Horton and opera house by Messrs. Flem ing Thompson and R. L. Rogers. Mr. J. T. Perry bought last week the handsome new brick re sidence on Broad Ctreet, built a year x>r more ago by Mr. M. J. Griffeth, paying about $12,000 for this property. Mr. Clem Royal sold his home last week to Mr. Rutledge for $4,000. Winder property is on a boom and values increase every week. CHRISTIAN CHURCH R. E. Moss, Minister. Sunday School 10:30. Claud Mayne, Supt. Church Services: Morning 11.30 Evening 8 o’clock. Morning theme: “Does G°d Care?” Evening theme: “Life After Death.” These subjects are attracting a great deal of attention at the pre sent time. Men of all countries ami classes are writing and read ing about “God’s Care” and “Life After Death.” The world war and its dreadful destruction and death have caused these questions to he more prominent than usual, yet they have always been of vital interest. A cordial welcome to every one. Special music at each service. Paraguay Cattle LaiUn. Paraguay contains some of tha best cattle lands In the world, althoogb these resources have not yet been ad equately developed. Tire republic now contains about 4.000.000 bead of cattlst REAL ESTATE,JNSURANCE, LOANS We Sell Farm and city property improved and unimproved. Life, Fire, Accident, Tornado and other Lines of Insur ance. Loan Money on Real Estate on Easy Terms. Let us sell you a horn. We will loan you money to pay for it, and will be glad to Insure you against loss of time caused by Accident or Disease, against loss or damage by Fire, and Insure your Life, which strengthens your Credit as well as protects your family while you are doing so. I. E. JACKSON & COMPANY ’Phone 171 WINDER, GEORGIA. Fine Home for Sale Two story house, barn and other outbuildings, 20 acres of land, good orchard and pasture and some timber adjoining City of Winder, at SSOOO. W. H. Quarterman. or Jno. S. Craft. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. FINE HOME FOR SALE. Services for Sunday. Sunday School 10 a. m. Seven room house with electric Preaching 11 a. m., “The Christ- lights, city water, hot and cold, ians Wealth.” Corner lot on Broad Street, close 8 p. m., “The Bitter Waters in. Price, $3,000.00. See us right Sweetened.” away, if you want to secure this. Come over and help us.—W. H. W. H. Quarterman. or John S. Faust. Pastor. Craft.