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Judge John Avvtry, of Frank
lin .was shaking hands with
friends, here, last Wednesday.
The Judge is very popular here
where he lived for several years.
Mrs. R. G. Beshears is shop
ping in Atlanta, this week. She
was accompanied by her little
daughter Lee Ida.
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Most of our2"attorneys are at
tending Superior Court in Clarks
ville this week and last.
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Mrs. C. P. Stine'spring, of
Cornelia spent Thanksgiving
> with relatives here.
Mr. Bart Stnnecypher, of Cor
nelia is a visitor here this week.
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Mrs. R. E. Cannon, of Tiger,
visited relatives here last week.
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Miss Kate Paris, who is teach
ing at Betty’s Creek was a week
end visitor to Mr. and Mrs. Ern
est Paris.
Misses Maud and Annie Mitch
ell. who are teaching at Otto,
N. C., spent the week-end with
their parents, here, Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Mitchell.
Miss Cora Lee MoZeley, who
k is teaching in North Carolina
spent the week end with home-
folks.
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Col. J. M. Bleckley, of Cochran
spent Thanksgiving with his
parents down on Wnrwoman.
Messers R. E. Cannon and
Brandon Rogers are business vis
itors to Atlanta, this week.
UNEXPECTED
Fires Always Are.
No one expects sudden loss
of property. But property
is destroyed every day and
financial loss and ruin fol
low.
Just because you do not
expect misl'ortune-INSURE
We can give you all forms
of property protection poli
cies.
W. R. CANNON
Professional Cards
PLUMBING & REPAIRING
COMPLETE OUTFITS INSTALLED
ON SHORT NOTICE.
ARLIS MARSENGILL
w. J. l.ANFORD,
Dental Surgeon.
Office over Derrick’s Garage.
Telephone No. 11
Classified Ads
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumsey,
of Eastanollee, Ga., spent last
week with Mrs. Rumsey’s moth
er, Mrs. Josie Hopper of We=t
Clayton.
Miss Georgie Edmonds, of
Eastanollee, Ga., spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week,
with her uncle, Mr. W. Daw
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mize en
tertained a few friends last Mon
day evening at supper. Those
present were Dr. and Mrs. J. A.
Green; Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Bearden and Rev, and Mrs. R,
P. Ethridge.
Dr. W\*J. Lanford is having
some substantial improvements
made around his home by tear
ing away the old porches and
erecting new ones.
The CITY THEATER
{Shows Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday Nights at 7:30
Adm. 15 and 25 cents.
CITY. THEATER
Clayton 1\ ' Georgia
mmrnrnm
he Cost of a House ■
Depends on Where You Buy
THE MATERIAL
.If the dealer is satisfied with a fair 1
profit, it will materially reduce your ®
There is as much science in
expense. * to umui aucuuc m
buying building material as there is in selecting a ft
suit, or a hat or any article of wearing appearel. B
Tou must know your dealer in order to know
what you are buying.
SAW MILL FOR SALE
I have for sale one six horse
case engine and No. 0, Deloach
saw mill, newly repaired and in
good condition. Will sell at a
reasonable price or trade for
good heavy mules. See me at
Mountain City. I
M. W. Hunnicutt.
P. A. HUNTER
“Everything in Building Material”
Clayton .’. ... Georgia
FARMS TO RENT
HOME FOR SALE
One farm with 20 acres of bot
toms, good buildings. Another
with 13 acres of bottoms. "ill
furnish stock if necessary.
Louie Crisp,
Mountain.Rest, S. C.
An excellent home with seven
rooms and bath, garage, shop
and garden. One Half acre of
land, house newlv finished.
Close in and for sale at a
bargain. Apply at.Tribune office
for further information.
! r OR SALE—Standard make
pianos and organs. Easy terms.
P. H. Durden,
Athens, Ga,
1 WANTED TO BUY HIDES
Bring us your hides and get
; cash for them.
J. R. and Ed Ritchie.
O-
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs. George Justus
entertained a number of friends
Thursday evening in honor r.f
her guest, Mrs. Ernest Holdt, of
Gainesville, Ga.
Mr. Roy Shirley, Belton. S. C„
who is teaching at Chechero was
a week-end visitor of Mr. Ger-
vace Cannon's.
Miss Bonnie Stonecypher, who
is teaching in Haberssam county
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Stonecypher. She was accom
panied by her cousin, Miss
Gladys WycheJ.
Mr. Frank Shirley has gone to
^Atlanta where he will accept em
ployment.
Mr. Roy Teague, of Lawrence-
ville is visiting ;his cousin, Ed
win Cross.
Mr. J. 0. Abee, of Hickory,
N. C., was a visitor, here, last
week.
Germs Found in Ice
A typhoid fever epidemic in Iimnit-
niu was traced to ice in which tHe
germs had frozen eight months before.
Avoid the Old Ones
You’re hound to make mistakes. l>ui
let them be new ones, not the saint
old ones.—Horace Greeley.
The invited guests were: Mrs.
C. C. Dotson, Mrs. Reno Dotson.
Mrs. Bertha Scruggs and Mrs.
George Weatherly of Mt, City;
Mrs’ C. P. Stinespring, of Cor
nelia; Mrs, Chas. Hendrix, Miss
Fay Long, Mrs. Virgil Green,
Mrs. Roy Green and Mrs. Harry
Duncan.
Refreshments were served.
Will Broadcast News.
Subsidized by tho government, a Bra
zilian press agency will broadcast new*
by radio.
The Law of Christ.
Bear ye one another’s burdens, and
so fullUl the law of Christ.—Galatians
«:2.
The Successful Men
Tlie men I have seen succeed best
in life have been cheerful nail hope
ful men, who went about their busi
ness with a smile on thoir faces r.nd
took the chances and changes of their
normal life like men, facing rough and
smooth alike, us It came, and so found
the truth of the old proverb, that,
“Good times and bad times and all
times pass over."—Kingsley.
Try BLUE SEAL and HEAD
LIGHT Flour for
Your Christmas
Baking
y
am f :
You will find that it will make the best Bread and Pastry you ever tast
ed. Why? Because it is carefully blended from the choicest giades of|spring and
winter wheat, then milled in a manner that retains the full flavor of the grain.
We carry a large stock of heavy and fancy groceries and can supply your
wants when in need of Corn, Oats, Meal, Flour, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls,
Poultry Feeds of all kinds.
CLAYTON GROCERY STORE
V. C DICKERSON, Prop.
Clayicn, Ga.
McCLURE’S RESTURANT
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
11< >MK CX >KINCx
Near Donot. r.ioxTfAn do
Wanted To Buy
CROSSTiES
White Oak, Post Oak and Chestnut Oak
85 cents in trade for ihe best grad?
Prices change with size and quality
of ties.
J, H. Cannon Co.
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FOR THAT
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Let us help you solve the gift
problem.
If it is a Toilet Set, Wrist
Watch, Box of Hollings
worth’s, Parker Lucky Curve
Pen or Pencil, box of Station
ery, or if its only a Xmas card,
we have it.
Give Jewelry, most appreciated of gifts.
Stonecypher & McCurdy
Courtesy—Quality—Service
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