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THE CLAYTON TRIBUNE. CLAYTON. GEORGIA.
Professional Cards
Dr. J. R. Liles, oi' Franklin.
N. C., paid- Clayton a profession
al visit last Monday.
C& ‘•s* p**i * * * * {k,'
Dr. J. W. Lanford authorizef
us to announce that he will he
away from his office Wednesday
of next week to Sunday. He will
visit relatives in Atlanta-
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' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mize and
family are cotemplatins tfoinft- to
Florida after Christmas and may
siifftd the balance of the winter
down there.
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>Girls, -remember there is only
a few more days of this leap
year 1924 and then your oppor
tunity will be over for another
three years.
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Mrs. M. L. Dugiran is spend
ing the winter at Brunswick and
St Simons Island where she has-
a winter cottage.
Prof. M. L. Duggan was at
home last Saturday and says
that it was the first time he
ever came in and none of his
family were at the -train (r at
home to meet him.
Mr. J. B. Doekins, who last
fall sold his home place, talks as
if he. might make Clayton his
hirne for next year.
Mr. Peter Speed, of VVar.vom-
an who has been ill at his home!
for several days is reported as
being some better at this time.
Mr. E. B. Philyaw, of Rabun
Gap, was a business visitor here
Monday.
Others are sending receipts
for a years subscription to their
friends, Why not send one? It
-makes an excellent Christmas
gift.
Rev. and Mrs. B. W. Baker,
of Tiger, were shopping with
our merchants yesterda'y.
/ Mr. W, B. Burrell, of Hiawas-
see came over today to meet his
daughter who is coming home
J from school for the holidavs.
Jr
^Miss Willie Burrell arrived
today from Athens State Norma
Ijfto spend the-hplidays with home
folks.
Messers Joe Brown CJavis and
Karl Keener came in Sunday
from Dahlonega where they
have been attending school.
They will return after Christmas.
Mr. F. F. Baldwin, of near
Germany, waB a business visitor
to Atlanta this week.
The lime of the year has come
-when most boys will bring in
UNEXPECTED
Fires Always Are.
No one expects sudden loss
of property. But property
is destroyed every day ar.d
financial loss and ruin fol
low.
Just because you do not
, expect misfortune-INSURE
We can give you all forms
qf properly protection poli
cies.
W. R. CANNON
CHRISTMAS TREE AT
DILLARD
The people of Dillard announce
that they will have a Christmas
tree at the school auditorium, on
vVednesday night, Christmas
rve, and that the public is cor-
lially invited to attend and see
Santa Claus,
Commercial Flour Sulphur $1.E5
per 100 lbs. in car load FOB Tex
as around $35.00 delivered.
Arsenate of Lead IS 3-4 c
Calcium Arsenate 18
Pairish Green 31
Copper Lime Dust 8
Kalibor 281-2
Bordeaux Mixture 14 *
Kasulime 61-2
Jersey^Dry Mix
Limebor 91-2
Calcium Casinate 20
Scalecide 50 gal. $38.00
Fertilizer and fertilizer materials
quoted on application for
QUANTITY DISCOUNTS; Quo
tations on car load lots or sub-'
stantial less car lot on any ma
terial, will be furnished upon re
quest. '
TERMS CASH: IMPORTANT
NOTE, Prices listed are subject
to change without notice, and all
quotations are subject to ‘imme
diate acceptance. All orders are
taken subject to approval of
company.
INSECTICIDES & FUNGI
CIDES are guaraneeed to com
ply with all state and federal
laws governing insecticides.
PRICES are delivered your
station when cash is sent with
order, which will save; quite a
ittle to the grower, with the
exception of sulphur.
Thanking you for your busi
ness whether order i3 large or
small, we are cordially
Yours Very Truly,
F. C. NEEL COMPANY
Cornelia, Ga.
Miss Annie Womack, of Frank
lin, N. C., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lawson Penland.
The Old Confederates are be
fog made happy with the op
. ; , , .7 . proach of the holiday season,
the stove wood and wash their j Th are receivin{J checks f
feet before going to bed without . . , \
, • . . . . , twenty five dollars each and we
having to be told to do so. ■ „ ,, „ .
. • m are glad to see them receive
., [these checks, just at time.
Mr. Leon. Bleckley is having * * * *
he grounds
will .add
JBleckle^
aratory to
to grass
- add Vmuch to the
ity of tbiis popular betel.
Si^BH
Isn’t It Mysterious?
“Speaking of telephones," says the
41bany Herald, ‘‘here's something -else
to wondet-about: Why are the wrong
lumbers never busy?”—Boston Tran-
tcript
PLUMBING & REPAIRING
COMPLETE OUTFITS INSTALLED
ON SHORT NOTICE.
ARLIS MARSENGILL
W. J. LANFORD,
Dental Surgeon.
Office over Derrick’s Garage.
Telephone No. 11
Classified Ads
The CITY T.HEATER
Shows Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday Nights at 7:30
Adm. 15 and 25 cents.
CITY THEATER
Clayton .'. Georgia.
LIKE THIS
Call SWAFFORD
and he’ll come
like this
and do your
draying and you
can do like this
and everybody
will be happy
HOT DOG!
A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
To all who
deserve it.
J. O. Swafford.
home FOR SALE
An excellent home with seven
rooms and bath, garage, shop
and garden. One half acre of
land, house newlv finished.
Close in and for §ale at a
bargain. Apply at Tribune office
for further information.
standard make
r UK SALK-
pianos and organs. Easy terms.
P. II. Durden,
Athens, Ga.
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WANTED TO BUY HIDES
Bring us your hides and get
cash for them.
J. R. and Ed Ritchie.
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EAT
iy Near Depot.
AT
McCLURE'S RESTURANT
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
HOME COOKING
Clayton, Ga.
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Clayton Ramey, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Jeff Ramey, of Che-
chero, happened to a very pain
ful accident today, when he
broke his leg while flaying leap
frog at school. His friends
hope for him a speedy recovery
and an early return to school.
WANTED
Dogwood and Persimmon tim
ber. Write us for prices and
-pecifications.
.Bush—Brevard Mfg. Co.
Brevard, N. C,
Qualities of 'he Great
A great man illksii-utea bis place,
makes his climate gen'd in the imagi
nation of men and its air the beloved
element of nil delicate spirits.—Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
Unpopular Qualities
If tile people get to think of you as
a man who knows liow to do nothing
hut scold and criticize im 1 find fault
they will soon get sick of you.—
George F. Honr.
Politics Explained
Politics is the gizzard of society,
full of grit and gravel; the two po
litical parties are its two o*>.osite
halves which grind on each other.—
Thoreau (1851).
Days of Delight
A red-letter day is a lucky day, a
day to be recalled with delight. In
almanacs saints’ days and holidays
are printed In red ink; other days in
black.
Talk Not Filling
And one of the hardest things to do
In this world is for an orator to play
on the emotions-of people who want to
go home to dinner.—Dallas News.
Labeled
If at last you are persuaded that ail
things In tlie world are rotten save
your precious self, you are a young in
tellectual.—Duluth Herald.
Height of Nervousness
“He was as nervous,” we heard n
girl say, “as a man trying to avoid
tipping a waiter.”—New York Evening
World.
French Cotton Industry
Frunce has 0,380,000 spinning spin
dles, 1,313,000 twisting spindies and
.173,800 mechanical looms in its cotton
industry.
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Willing to Wait
Site—“I’m sorry to disappoint you,
but I became engjiged to Dick last
night.” He—“Well, how about next
week, then?”—Washington Cougar’s
Paw.
Held Many High Offices
.Tames Buchanan, President of the
United States from 1857 to 1861, held
many prominent posts before he was
elected Chief Executive. He had been
congressman, senator, secretary of
state, and minister to Great Britain.
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Mother of Errors
In general, pride Is at the bottom of
*11 great mistakes.—Iluskin.
Hardly Worth While
A man advanced in years has often
nothing but ids age to show that he
lias lived for a long period.—Seneca.
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Gates Long in Building
The huge gates of Henry VII’s chapel
n Westminster abbey are believed to
inve taken 18 years to make.
500 BUSHELS
OF
CHRISTMAS APPLES
$l.oo per Bushel, in
Bulk, at Orchard
J. A. REYNOLDS
The Seasons Greetings
with my thanks for your patronage
Be careful about eating too
many sweets, you may have tooth-'
ache, but ii you do come around and*
let me fix them up.
Yours Respectfully,
Dr. W. J. Landford, D. S.
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