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■ Contained in our comprehensive display are hundreds of articles which thoughtful givers are including in their Christmas lists. Accept our invitation and come in and see for yourself just what this store has ready for the gift buyer. Cameras of any kind of photogrophic ac cessory make excel lent gifts. Toys, Toys, Toys! Everything that a little boy or girl likes to find in his or her stocking Christmas morning. Listing the many we have is impossible—bet here’s a few. Per'':mes or toi-’i let articles for the discrimnat" ing woman. Toys Dolls Fire Works Express Wagons Greeting Cards Cut Glass Silverware Door Faces Picture Books Candy and Nuts Fruits Box Stationery Come here for many oth er things not mentioned above. DOVER & GREEN DRUG CO Satisfied Customers- Our Seasons Wishes And we know of no better way to satisfy them than to offer the very best to be had in Staple and Fancy Grocer ies, such as you will want for the festal Season, J \ Come to us for Candies, Fruits, Nuts and Fife Works. - Good stock men buy good feeds from us for good stock. LEON BLECKLEY \ . . v ; Clayton Georgia. Yes, he’s moved right in with his stag gering pack and loads of good cheer. Too many things to mention all, but here are a few unusually good suggestions. Coaster Wagons Dolls Toys of all kinds Express Wagons Fine Candies Fire Works Homer J. Deal Dillard Georgia Entrenched Prejudice Most nations, like most men, are docile only In youth; they become In corrigible as they grow old. When cus toms are once established and preju dices rooted. It. Is a dangerous and useless enterprise to try to reform them, the people will not permit their misfortunes to be touched upon, even for their instruction—like the stupid pntf cowardly side who shudder at sight of a physician.—Jean Jacques Rousseau. Good Talk Neutralized E| ’’It don’t make no difference how [ good n talker a man ds,” said Uncle Eben, “If whut he says still leaves you guessin’ ’bout whut he’s gineter, *»•" Jt t . m Poet Lout at Sea Is 4i queer prank of fate that the author of a poem, "Shipwreck,’’ should Mmself he shipwrecked and lost at (Sacs. That Is what happened to Wil. t ,Jan3 Falconer, Scotch poet, In 172ft. ^ ♦Tv, ■- ?;•< . * if J. .iiiSA/ • j: 1 ....life.'.-