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Miss fegar&'t after I spending a few days in Cairo, re turned to Metcalf Monday after noon. Mrs. S. A. Roddenbery and children of Thomasville spent Sunday in Uairo.guests of Mr. W. B. Roddenbery. Miss Helen Mathews, one of the esteemed teachers in Cairo High School, spent Sunday with home folks in Thomasville. We are now prepared to ne gotiate loans on town property as well as on farms. Cannpt lend over 40 per of the value. Bell & Weathers. Mr. G. W. Fullford, one of Grady’s sterling citizens who lives near Meigs, was here on business Monday. Mr. J, J. Ferrill, who lives south of town, a mighty good citizen and an old acquaintance of the Progress man, was in the city Monday. Hon. S. J. Norton, commission er-elect, of Blowing Cave, was a Saturday visitor to Cairo. Mr. Tom Singletary of the state of Thomas, was selling syrup in Cairo Monday. Messrs. Kadar and Lem Pow ell left Tnesday morning for Val dosta to serve as jurors in the Uni ted .States district court. Messrs. A. C. Sellers and Council Palmer, tw) good citi zens from Blowing Cave district, were in the city Monday. Mr. j. I.' 'Griper of route 2, has sold his farm to Mr. Ebb Forton, and has bought a larger' place known as the Joel Willis place. Mr. Norton sold his place to Mr. Faircloth of Colquit county. ^iiiii=iiin=mu= 1:1111 I There Can Be No Exaggeration in the Truth! When you know a thing andyou know "you know it, ere is no harm in saying so, . although it may seem a little, egotistical. Local and Personal, The Earth Has been searched by us"for the very best of every thing that goes to make up good glasses—the lenses, the frame, the material, the spring and adjustable no pad—everything with a view of pleasing our customers both as to quality and price. Our Service is also THE BEST. WIGHT & BROWNE, Leading Druggists. Georgia, Next Door to Post Office Everything that can be Foundin a FIRST CI^ASS DRUG STORE AC ENTS: NORRIS’ FINE CANDY ■ Parker’s Lucky Curve Fountain Pen PENSLAR REMIDIES Ice Cream and Ices of All Kinds. PHONE 85 CAIRO, G \ “Make Our Bank Your Bank” SAVE IN THE BANK, do not hide y.our money : around the house, or in some out-of-the-way place. The miser likes to have his money where he can count it, .but the pru dent man entrusts it to the safe keeping of a reliable bank. We have among our depositors some of the most suc cessful and prominent farmers and business men of our couniy—a fact of which we are proud, as it shows our reliability. LIABTLITES Capital Stock paid in S Surely* fund Undivided profits, less current expenses, interest and taxes Paid ......... Individual deposits subject to check. ] Cashiers checks Bills payable, including Time certificates representing bor rowed money:. A FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK Capt. Fam, after a visit to his niece, Mrs. J. L. Pqulk, left Mon day afternoon for Thomasville. Capt. Fam’s residence is in Bruns wick, but he is very much at home in this secticii, .where he has hosts„of friends. Capital Stock $30,000.00 W. T. Crawford, J. N. Maxweli, J. ) President Thomas Wight, V-presidents, STATE OF GEORGIA—Grady county. Before me came 0. I. Davis, Cashier of Cairo Banking Co., who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bunk, as shown by the books of file in said Bank. • 0. T. DAVIS, Cashier-. Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 10 day of December. 1912. T.W. Jones, N. P. Grady-cbunty, Georgia. e Buggy and Harness for your Daugh- ould be a nice CHRISTMAS PRESENT a MILLER BROS. CO. They have price. See them; they’ll treat you right. New Sale Stable, Cairo, Ga