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WE HJV6 A PACKAGE HAND TO YOU Absolutely Free If you do not get one of these it is youi own fault and Loss. Come, get one, get wise and well. TAYLOR& KENNINGTON. Kitchen Cutlery A Good, Cold Drink of Pure Water as a thirst quencher and Nature’s healthful beverage has never been improved on. You can get it by procuring one of our fine water filters and coolers that eliminates all impurities and foreign substances from your drinking water. We have them dn variety at reasonable p^ces. eacoct & Fausett. She Quit Her Husband Because he Forgot to Buy her a Sack of A. J. L., Self Rising Flour From I. E. COOK. He has a Fresh Line of Canned Meats, Olives, PLkles, Peanut Butter, National Biscuit Company’s Crackers and Cakes. Fresh Meats and Ham Always on Hand. NOTICE! 7 want to buy 500 bushels of all Vareties Field Peas. Pay Hignest Cash Price. Highest Cash Price paid for Chickens and Eggs. C. DAVIS. that cuts, not the kind that are always dull. (>ur line of these articles comprises every useful thing for preparing food and other purposes that are needed in your kitchen. They are of the finest tempered steel, and when sharpened, stay so. ( Jive your cook and servants good tools and they will do good work. News from Empire R. F. D. No. 2: The farmers are (lone planting their corn for the second time and were glad to see the rain which fell Saturday afternoon and night. The Davis school closed Thursday night. The intertaiument was quite a success. Every I tody enjoy ed it fine. The \V. \V. Club had a call meet ing Thursday at noon and elected; new officers and librarian for vaca tion. Miss Mattie Floyd was elect ed librarian. The club will meet every second Saturday at 3:30 P.M. We hope all the members will be faithful and attend every meeting. Mrs. J. R. Hill and children spent Friday with her niece.' Misses Laura Walter and Mattie Floyd. Mrs. Mattie Klmlierly, of Brox ton, spent a few days with her mother and father, Mrs. and Mr. 11. M. Allen. Miss Walter Floyd spent Saturday night with Inez Grimsley. Miss Until Simpson is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Willie Floyd. Miss Erma Grimsley spent Fri day night with Misses Walter and Mattie Floyd. Joe Grumpier, of near Empire, attended Sunday school at Lime stone church, last Sunday. M iss Mattie Walters and Alger Haskins were seen out driving last Wednesday afternoon. W. L. and C. C. Davis visited Davis school Wednesday. Miss Hattie Taylor spent Satur day night with Mattie Floyd Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Kimberly spent Sunday with the latter’s moth er, Mrs. X. J. Davis. W. C. Allen visited Davis school last Wednesday. Misses Mattie Walters and Lill ian Oakley left Saturday for their old home in Tennesee. They left many friends in Georgia. We hope to sße them again soon. Earnest and Alfred Davis visited Davis school Wednesday. Sunday school at Limestone every Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Every body is invited to attend' Mr and Mrs. Tom Grimsley spent Sunday night with Everette Floyd and family. E. B. Fenn and Pete Perkins at tended Sunday school on Limestone Sunday afternoon. C. C. Davis ate dinner with Evie Floyd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pounds and daugh ter Miss Jessie were out walking, Sunday afternoon. Miss Walter Floyd and little sis ter Irene spent Sunday morning with Mrs. W. W. Wh.te. Lender Hobbs, of near Roddy, spent Friday night with his uncle, Mr. Mack Taylor. Local Items. Miss Carrie Mae Chapman is home from Wesleyan Female Coll ege. This Institution had to close on account of a threatened epidem ic of typhoid fever. Two well devel oped, and three suspicious cases having broken out. Your hats cleaned and blocked. Ladies skirts and gentlemen’s clothes made like new. Now is the acc epted time. D. A. Brown. E. B. Weatherly of Weatherly Lumber Co., made a pleasant call at Journal office Tuesday. Let us give you prices and terms before you buy a piano. Jackson Furniture Co. VOTAN ml VOTAN 4 f| yOTAu If you want some f good T real 7T genuine T phornA 388. ” Fresh supply of groceries always on hand. W. M. WYNNE & SON. THROUGH PULLMAN CARS —TO— “The Land of the Sky” Country • -VIA ..SOUTHERN RAILWAY - On J une sth through sleeping car service will be inaugurated via Southern Railway from Atlanta, Macon, New Orleans, Columbia, Charleston and many other points to Western and North Carolina re sorts. ; ; ; ; ; Most Convenient Sched ules Ever Offered .Low Round Trip Rates. For Rates, Schedules, Reservations, De scriptive Literature, Etc., Write J. L. MEEK, G. R. PETTIT, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.. T. P. A., Macon, Ga. Look out for your old clothes, hats and skirts. A stitch in time saves a new suit. D. A. Brown. Mrs. R. L. Kent and little dauah ter Miss Marguerite, of Wrightsville are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Brown. Jackson sells double disc records. Charlie Taylor visited Atlanta this week. Guyton Wynne visited Macon Monday. W. F. Floyd has been sick for several days. We are glad to see him out again. Capt. John Flannery, a promi nent cotton broker and business man of Savannah, died Monday, May 9th. Mr. and Mrs. I). Gorham Jack son left Cochran for TexhomaOkla. Sunday night. S. A. Arnold killed a mad dog near the cemetary Friday night. Death of Little Freddie Wimberly. Freddie Wimberly, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wimberly, Jr., age eighteen months, died at their residence on Milledgeville road Wednesday night, May 11th and was buried at Weeping Pine cemetary Thursday afternoon following. We join with friends and neighbors in extending sincere sympathies to the bereaved ones.