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I FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 1
| SALE WILL BE HELD ON FARM TWO MILES SOUTH OF AILEV, IN MODERN SALE BARN I
: WHICH WILL BE HEATED AND MADE COMFORTABLE ' |
The two prize-winning hoars illustrated are representative of the type of animals to he offered in the big sale on January 7. 0
!! FREE BARBECUE AT 12 SALE PROMPTLY IP. M. BRASS BAND j
42 Sows and Gilts The Public Invited §
«e This is a most choice lot of hogs, of the purest types, jj This will be an event of interest and benefit to all who ||
t|{ and tin* sale will mark the beginning of ail era of stock- ij attend. The following well known auctioneers will serve: f|
p raising from which this State will reap a lasting benefit. ij Col. ILL. Ingleheart, Elizabethtown, Ky. &
jg Terms, Cash unless otherwise arranged prior to sale. ij Col. Ilengst, Louisville, Ky. 0
0 Come and bring your friends. ij llobt. J. Evans, Secy. A. D. A., will attend the side.
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I Public School Notes |
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The first grade has drawn and |
colored some Eastern stars for a
blackboard border and have made j
some Christinas posters and a
Christmas tree transparency. We i
are fixing up our room for the
Christmas holidays.
Honor Roll —John Ben Conner, 1
Janies Hester, .Pauline Hughes,
Elmer Jones. Stella Will Palmer,
Helen Snooks, Martha Wright,
Raphael Conn, Juanita Metlahee.
2nd grade Harlowe Johnson,
Willa Stanford, Clay Wilt.
3rd grade—Nelleikirch, Thomas i
Calhoun, Jeff Mcßae, Johnnie!
Peterson, Katherine Snooks, Ed-j
na Earle Smith, Annie Morrison. 1
4th grade Dorothy Espy, Ni-J
na Salter, Lucille Conn.
sth grade Margurite Johnson, j
John McGregor, C. C. Cummings.!
We would have had others on,
our list this week if it had not
been for tardy marks. Next
week being the last before Christ
mas we hope to have more.
6th grade Schalah Stephens,
Cora Conn.
We are glad to have William
Mcßae in school again.
Sara Morrison. Charlie Peter
son, Elizabeth Calhoun, Beverly >
Salter, Bob Peterson, J. Wade
Johnson and Joe Cheeves have i
done very creditable work this
past week, having an average of j
95 and no absent or tardy marks
against them.
Both Grammar school ai d High
school will close Friday. Decern- j
ber the seventeenth. This neces
sitates teaching on Monday, j
Many teachers and dormitory!
students leave at that time to i
avoid late Saturday night and
Sunday travel. Please see t hat i
your children come to us next j
Monday. 1
Only a short Christmas pro
gram will be given this year, and
that Friday morning at chapel. I
The material ordered came late,
and required such a heavy royalty
| that we had to give up the idea
j of our play.
Milch Cows for Sale.
Two cows, with calves two
weeks old. Jersey and Holstein
mixed. Good milkers Ages, 5
and 7 years. Prices reasonable.
See at once D. M Currie,
Mt Vernon, Ga.
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Heavy
j Machinery
We have added to
our plant a Heavy
Welding Machine.
Now prepared to do
any form of Welding,
Brazing or Cutting.
It will suprise you to
know the machinery
and castings you can
save by our welding.
Come in and talk it
over with us.
HICKS BROTHERS
Mt. Vernon, Ga.
Dr. Elton S. Osborne
SPECIALTY:
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
19 Jones Street, East
Savannah, Ga.
MONTGOMERY MONITOR—TH URSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920.
LOOA Ij S.
Rev. Joseph W. Smith of Reids
ville was a business visitor to Mt.
Vernon Tuesday. While here he
was a pleasant caller at The
Monitor office.
Mrs. Sophie Wooten and Miss
Eliza McAllister of Atlanta re
turned home Tuesday after
spending the week with relatives
at Longpond and other sections
of the county.
Master Clay Wilt spent the first
of the week with Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Allmond near Higgston,
enjoying the cane grinding and
other good things of country life.
I The condition of Hon J. C.
Calhoun remains practically un
changed. His conditions at times
has seemed critical, and while at
other times he recuperates his
vitality to a wonderful degree.
Friends throughout this section
hope for his recovery.
Messrs. J. H. McNatt of Uval-j
da and P. J. McNatt of Mt. Ver-'
non have returned from a hunt
ing trip to St. Marks, Fla., where
they were joined by a paity from
Columbus. They killed hundreds
of ducks and s quirrels, but no
large game.
To the Farmers of
This Section:
In order to assist the farmers
of this section in the readjust
ment of prices, we will pay cash
for all country produce, also,
c ittle and hogs.
If you have anything for sale
from eggs to cotton see us. ,
J. Wade & Henry A. Johnson,
Mount Vernon, Ga.
Seed for Sale.
Supply of High-Grade Bancroft
Seed Oats for sale at right fig
ures. J T. Brack, <
1118tf Mt. Vernon, Ga. '
Citation.
Georgia—Montgomery County.
To whom it may concern;
M. C. Morris of said state hav- >
ing in proper form applied to me S
for permanent letters of admims- ,
traticu on the estate of James »
Morris, lute of said county, de- $
ceased, this is to cite all and sin- *
gular the creditors aud heirs o*f g
James Morris to be and appear at i
the January term of court, 1921, *
and show cause, if any the can, J
why permanent letters of admin- i
! istration should not be granted ,
Witness my official signature this j
the 6th day of Dec., 1920.
J. C. McAllister, Ordinary, j
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Sheriff Sale. 5
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Georgia—Montgomery County.
Will De solil before the court house ,
door in Mt. Vernon on the first Tues- i
clay in Jail., 1921, between rite legal *
hours of sale, to the highest bidder ,
for cash, certain property, of which A
the following is a complete descrip- J
tion: 1 *
All that lot or parcel of land situ- *
I ate, lying anil being in the 275th (1. ,
M. district of said county anil in ti e I
Town of Uvaldn, tlie same being Lot J
No. 6 in Block JNo. 7, fi outing 33 feet {
on Main street and running back 100 a
feet to an alley, being the same J
property deeded by J. .). Moses to ,
W. M. Flanders. Levied on and \vi 1 i
ibe sold as tee property ot \V. M. *
| Flanders to satisfy ali fa issued by {
!H. C. Davis, tax collector, vs \V . M t
Flanders, for state and county taxes •
for tne year 1919. Levy maOe and \
returned to me 1. C. S. Berner, spe- k
cial bailiff, and written notice of levy *
given in terms of the law. This the £
7th day of December. 1920. k
E. E. Burch, Sheriff. •
Seed Oats. jj
Best grade of Fulghutn seed 1
oats for sale. See at once I.
D. S. & W. G. Williamson, |
9304 Alston, Ga.
Case Steam
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Tractor for Sale j!
A 12-36 H. P. Case steam trac- |
tor, almost new and in perfect 1;
condion; one small sawmill and j t
planing mill outfit: lot of farm £
tools and machinery, horses and >;
mules, cattle, hogs, etc., for J;
sale. Inquire at Monitor office v
for details. |
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Williamson t
of Cordele spent the first of the |
week with relatives in the county, i
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t CONDENSED STA~EMtMT OF CONDITION OF 3
I THE MM OF SOPERTON j
► SOPERTON, GA. J
► As reported to the State Bank Examiner at the close *
£ of business June 30, 1920. *
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t RESOURCES ;
l Loans and Investments 321,658.60 <
► llank Bldg. and Fixtures 18,000.00 «
► Cash due from Banks and \
► V. S, Govt. Securities 73,303.06 «
l Total 412,961.66 :
l LIABILITIES <
l Capital Stock 25,000.00 l
► Surplus and Profits 39,047.96 \
► Dividends due 24.00 *
I Total Deposits 348,889.70 l
t Total 412 901 ."66 f
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► “SAFETY FIRST, TH iM SERVICE, PRfJWSPTWESS AND EFFICIENCY «
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N. L. GILLIS. Sr.. President. J. It. Hal 1 . and Cashier 4
J. B. O’CONNER, Vice Pro -idem. I. 1 . Hull. Jr., Assistant Cashier J
► Depository for United States, State of Georgia, Treutlen 4
£ Countv and City of S-m■••rt-on. 4
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j COFFINS, CASKETS, AND I
| CEMENT VAULTS J
| Ample Provision ror K ai -e Service j
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and Prompt Attention to all Calls ;!
I I H. V. THOMPSON T
| ASLEY, GA. j
