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low Come the Time for Quick Tiling at Money-Saving Prices lichael’s Values Are Doirg Their Shari of Price Lowering, And You Will Profit Greatly by Investigating Their Special Silk Middies Tlio newest iv vcpy oI I lie sea son is the new Silk Middies in Co ciI styles which we are show¬ ing in the best colors. Can be with white skirls or other Sport S iirts. You will like these mid- Priced $5.50 each. NeckwY A=Plenty We pride ourselves in showing of pretty nee wear and we are mak mg a wonderful showing in the earlv summer st.les. You will be delighted with the fluffy fine- ness and completeness of the line Priced 95c to $3.50. Prepardness Suits For Ladies An attractive lit le live wire suit is the prepardness suit of khiki, trimmed in brass buttons and “military air.” They are very popular in the East and bids fair to become a popular garment here. Just, the thing to go Jhand in hand with the patirotic atmos¬ that surrounds you. “The Redpath Chautauqua will be in Athens one week. May 15th to 22nd traveling miles to see. When in Athens use our rest rooms. Have your bund Make this store your store- We appreciate your patronage and appreciate beh MICH A PIN “THE STORE GOOD iiAnr wt M9 1 m II r ■ f Citations Georgia Fianklin Corn.tv. To All Whom it May Concern; Notice is uereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year’s snpport to Til its A. McGanitv, the widow of .John \V. McGanity, deceased, nave filed their award and unless good and sufficient cause is shewn the same will, be made the judge¬ ment of tbo Court at the June term, 1917, of the Court ot Ordi- nary. This May 7th 1917. Y. C. Nelms Ordinary. Georgia, Franklin County. Whereas, O. S. Strickland & F. L. Smith, Administrator of J. Sanders Strickland, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed a d entered on record, that he lias lullv administered J, Sanders Strickland estate; This is there fo e to cite all persons kindred and creditors, to show ctase, if any thev can, why said Administrator should not be charged from bis administration, and receive Letters of Dismission on the first Monday in June 1917, Y. C. Nelms Ordinary: Georgia Franklin County, JJ. 4 Ph’Wpi ® ade a P* . pljpatigR to fa Splendid Values in Dresses M e continue to receive a 1 umber ot pretty dresses each day ai ir» ’ as the selling nets more brisk we have a number of odd lots and these we sacrafics to get the racksele r. Each day you may buy a dress ank save from $5 to $10, or even morejaccordihg to price, ai fll get a dress that is just ns stylish as one just received. We mu • 7 1 keep the stock moving, and we will sell you if you want a dress, We have the stock ti seloct from, end willsavb m >noy; at th esime time give you the utmost in stvle and service. A new shivmertnf evening dresses also,-and vou know whet ‘1 that means. The French room is lust a blaze* with the newest creat ions {from the world’s best designers. 1 ou just have to see these lo tully appeciate their worth. Daintv little dance froeks, gorge ous evening dresses, simple nu t mng dresses, and numbers cf pretty afternoon affairs. Ask to see these new dresses. We can’t show them all in the windows. Great Cut Price SaIe-=-Choice of Any Suit in Our Store at HALF PRICE J Think of it! Any Woolen Spr ug suit in stock tor just half their former pace. At this splendid reduction of price,.when a suit is needed should move every suit we have in oneweek. Cheaper than you could buy the materials and finish the suit are lliese wond¬ erfully low-priecd values. The best of the lots will go first ?o we advise vou to come ear¬ ly. The morning /lours are best anvway and we are going to look for you bright and early on Monday morning Remember you are not the only one that wants a suit, so do not wait until your suit has been sold, This is bow you will ^ave* $20 suits for $ 10 ; $22.50 suits for $11.25; $25 suits for $12.50; $27.50 suits for 13.75; $30suits 15.00; $35 suits tor 17.50; $40 suits for 20.00; 45.00 suits for 22 20 , cuted to him to certain land des cnbed 10 a bond lor titles hereto attached purqiorting to be signed by L. E. Asborns, la to of said county, deceased, the said applica lion alleging that said land has been fully paid for, all parties con cerned are hereby notified that applidauon will be liea'd be • fore the ordinary of said countv on the 4th day of June 1917* This 7th day of May 1917 V. C. Nelms Oidinary. Georgia Franklin County. To All Whom It May Concern; Mrs V. F,Smith having in pro¬ per form applied to me for Per manent Letters of Administration on the estate of John II. Smith late of said County, this is to cite and singular the creditors and next ol kin of John II. Smith to and appear at mv office within time allowed by law, and show tf any they can, why per administration should not granted to Mrs V. F. Smith on 0 hnH. Smith estate, Witness hand and official signature this day ol May 1917. V.O. Nelms Ordinary. Fianklin County To All Whom It Mav Concern: Wr ftvflWP Iwgjn pp form applied tome for Permanent betters of Administration on the estate of Lyda. Freeman, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of k n of Lyda Freeman to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if anv they can, why perma¬ nent administration should not oe granted to T. W. Freeman on Lyda . Freemau estate. VVdness my hand and official signature, this 7th day of May 1917. V. C. Nelms Ordinary. For Sale One good milch cow for sale at reasonable price. F. A W.'.banks, Gainesville, Ga. MONEY TO LoaN I ca n make loans of $ 1,000 and aeven per cent on improved farms. You can get these loan either 5, 7 or 10 years. Loan under $ 1,000 at 8 per cent. Come o see me. J, W, Landrum, V * uo yc making or alternating 1 have dandv adjt j we a maker equipped with 1 for only 35c. You w| without one if you see Shu tins S Iks in a 7 patterns that will mak< a shirt or blouse lroi They are 32 inches j perfectly and pi si $ 1,3 “Mail order: tly filled sa r ■» orders reo. i Porto-Rico and Nancv Hall $1,50 per 1000. Cash withorder. Ready to ship from April lston A. P.3 “xLon Roys*on, Ga. Half Your Living A right or wrong start In 1917 will make or break moat fanners In the South. Wo are all facing a crisis. This war In Europe puts things In such uncertainty that no man car foresee the future with any degree c clearness. The sure and certain Increase 1 j cotton acreage means lower cotto.. prices next falL Cost of all food and grain products Is high, so high that no one can afford to buy and expect to pay out with 6- It's a time above all others to play safe; to produce all possible food, grain and an Irvrt own acres; to cut down the store bill. A good piece of garden ground, rightly planted, rightly tended end kept planted the year round, can be made to pay half your living. It will save you more money than you made on the best five acres of cotton you ever grew! Hastings’ 1917 Seed Cook tells all about the right kind of a money sav¬ ing garden and the vegetables to pu* In It Tt tells about the field crops n well and shows you the clear road i real farm prosperity. It’s Free. Sens for It today to H. G. HA3TING8 CO. ! Atlanta, Ga.—Advt ( W^l DEALER WANTED In this territory *: n ______, f* .tt •riling 600 the famous METZ CAK at $ , completely equipped. 100-inch wheel-base—. i-cyllndlrr ZS-h, p. motor—*1 jonrwaspwai— eleetrie starting and Ugly ting, etc. MonayrMmnt Write to-day for METZ full details Proposition, of the MtH Cmupif m WWHwib > Ho»*, —1 f a. tr L — • i»