The Clayton tribune. (Clayton, Rabun County, Ga.) 18??-current, June 23, 1921, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CLAYTON TRIBUNE THERE IS NO PAPER LIKE THE HOME PAPER TO HOME PEOPLE. VOLUME XXVII. CLAYTON, RABUN COUNTY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY JUNE, 23, 1921. NUMBER 24. AHarvey m J. E. Harvey’s NOTICE TO Harvey’s O INUIILL IU Q I- CUSTOMERS I- Good Roasted Coffee pound 9 Good Flour 24 lbs. f Very Best Flour 24 lbs. Good Head Rice pound Good Compound Lard pound Chum Salmon can No. 2 Tomatoes can % Best granulated sugar pound 1 doz. cans No. 2 Tomatoes 50 pound tin Lard Canned corn • Arm & Hammer soda Good cloth, yard Reynold's tobacco plug lOcts $1.20 $1.60 5cts 12cts lOcts lOcts 8cts $1.00 $4.95 lOcts 5cts lOcts 25cts i FORD PRICES 3HiiiiriininamniM«miMiniinur« F. O. B. Detroit. Touring Car Runabout Coupe Sedan Chassis Truck Chassis Tractor $415.00 370.00 695.00 760.00 345.00 495.00 625.00 CLAYTON MOTOR COMPANY JE 0» KIWIS SLICED DM We Carry a Complete Line of Fancy Grocer ies, Dry Goods and Shoes. Everything We Sell Guaranteed. Clayton, Tallulah Falls, Tugalo Commissary. I Harvey's J. E. Harvey's Harvey's YE OLD TIM I FIDDLER’S CONVENTION Ye Old Time Fiddler’s Convention will be given at the court house, at Clayton Ga., on the evening of July 4, at 8:30 P. M. 1921. All who can play bring your music with you. All who want to play in the contest don’t forget to be at the court house at 6 P. M., so as to arrange the program.* Everybody come—and let's have a good time. > PRIZES GIVEN Per cent given to Confederate Soldiers. admission: is & 25^. GO SLOW AND SEE OUR CTTY GO FAST AND SEE OUR J A I L The Bleckley House Situated within one hundred yard, of the depot on an emi nence giving; to it. guest the finest view of the Blue Ridge Mountain ranges in the city. The cusine the best, the rooms the largest and well ventilated. Every modern convenience. Having taken charge as mana ger of this house it shall be my aim to so manage it to make it equal to the best To my former friends . and pa trons of the Dozier Hotel I will welcome their patronage again. W. T. DOZIER, MGR. Clayton, Ga. 3IIIIIIIIIIHC31IHUIIIIHC 3IIIIIIIUIIIC 1IIIIII1IIIIIC It pays to advertise A. J. Dillard announces that he will run a meat market in the Albert Dillard store building in Dillard, Ga. Your patronage solicited. Mr. W. T. Dozier has* taken the management of the Bleckley House. "Uncle Doe" is an old hotel man, and wp predict for him, success. News has reached here of the death of a man by the name of Keener and was killed by mar shal Isaac Crunkleton of High lands, N. C. Keener is reported as being intoxicated at the time. ES Have You Tried COSTA’S Delicious ICECREAM? Made in the Cleanest and most Sanitary Plant in the South. From the purest milk and cream, and is Pasteurized. Let the children have all they want. Special at tention to parties, re ceptions and weddings. DOVER & GREEN Mr. Costa invites the public to visit his plant while in Athens. CLAYTON IS 2250 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL MT. CITY 3 MILES HIGHLANDS, N C 20 “ TALLULAH FALLS . 16 “ WALHALLA. S.C 27 “ HIAWASSEE 27 “ DILLARD 7 “ FRANKLIN, N.C 23 “ LAKE BURTON 8 " LAKE RABUN 8 “ LAKE RABUN IS THE LARGEST FRESH WA TER LAKE IN THE SOUTH. ! «-31lllilllllllCfW*«tH Personal and miiiiiiiimite Gleanings j Piiiiiiiiiniiicf—♦Humming The summer visitors are arriv ing daily. If you crave fruit-then go to Harvey’s. Uncle Jacob Hunter was in town Tuesday. Virgil Stonecypher was in town the i'ivst of the week. The Bynum House is being re painted by Alex Howard. Mrs. Fannie Dotson of Wiley, was here Sunday. Rev. Samuel Taylor wan ming ling with friends here Tuesday, Mrs. Reno Dotson, of Moun tain City, was in the city Tues day. return to in a few Our friend L. C. Hollifield, of Tiger, Route 2, was here Tues day. Leon Bleckley wi Youngstown, Ohio, days. Geo. W. Darnell, Sr., of Rabun Gap, was a caller at our office Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hunter, of Clayton Rt. 1, were shopping in town Monday. D . Geo. M. Murray, of At lanca, was among the callers at the Tribune office Mopday. Mr. E. B. Philyaw, and daugh ter, Flossie, of Rabun Gap, were visitors in town Saturday. Have you tried any of "Bob” Addington’s bread? You’d be surprised. At Keener’s Mrs, Ruth Bearden, of West minster. S. C., is visiting her mother here, Mrs. Buchholz. Mr. G. H. Pool, of Gainesville gave the merchants of our city a visit, last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs, A. G. Martin, of Toccoa, visited her brother, Miles Me- Curry, here this week. She re turned Tuesday. Ralph Smith, son of Mrs. H. S. Smith, who is now working in Atlanta, was a visitor here last week. Dr. Blalock, of Atlanta, has been visiting friends and rela tives in the county for the past week. Jerome Jones, editor Journal of Labor. Atlanta, was among the visitors in our city, the first of the week. We are requested to announce that kev. Samuel Taylor will preach at Fair View next Sunday rrorning, June 26th. B. C. Robertson is superin tending the building of the road and repairing of the bridges a- long the Lakemont Lake. Mrs. Edmondson, of Macon, arrived last Saturday to spend the summer in Clayton, She is stopping at the Mountain View House. "Uncle” Jim left Sunday fo Atlanta to attend the regula session of the Lesislature, a representative oi. this county We are expecting to hear some thing irclm "Uncle” Jim, as h< is a "live wire.” —— —— - '

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The Clayton tribune. (Clayton, Rabun County, Ga.) 18??-current, June 23, 1921, Image 1