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JL ^T a Hint
of CHRISTMAS
YWith Christmas less than thirty
** days distant, it is hi^h time to ac¬
cumulate some spending money for
the occasion.
You may think that
SAM TATE, President our bank would not
E. R. L. T. McCLAIN, HUDSON, Cashier Vice President care to handle a small
DOW HAMRICK, Ass’t. Cashier amount ot Christmas
funds for you. But this
isn’t true We shall
be glad for the oppor¬
tunity thus to serve
you, and to welcome
your deposits of any
amount.
G I A.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Arriving and Departing '
Time at Ellijay, Ga.
Effective Sunday, June 27th, 1920
•Leave Arrive
Knoxville and Non.fi, 11-08 am 1:07 PM
£l*VRidf?e audj^rlnll 7.'22 Pm* 5:26 am
roAi «. k' ii •TT’fS
Metta-& A& *. *6:26 a v 7:22 pm
Local News
John Osborn Gudger has ac
ceptsd a position at Gaiy, W-Va
Mr. Vernie Holt sold a load of
apples on the Ellijay market one
day this week.
Mr. H. C. Gannaway and fam
ily left last week to spend the
winter in Florida.
Be at the Spelling Bee tonight
at the auditorium Admission
10/
Mr. Marioiv Chester will soon
move to the Frady house on Spring
street.
Don’t neglect your city taxes.
They are now due and the city is
in need of the money.
Ah indebted to W. H Warlick
£ Son will please call and settle
up by the first of the year.
H L Warhck
The Board of Education met
m regular session on the first
Tuesday and passed upon the
regular routine of county school
business.
Our old friend Land Norris is
back in the hills and valleys of j
Gilmer buying fur skins. Land
as ardently believes in the sepa¬
ration of for animals and their
hia<t£ as we believe in the sepa¬
ration of church and state
FRUIT TREES— Leading va¬
rieties of apple trees 12 1-2 cents
each, $10 00 per 100 Peachtrees
10 cents each Call or write T.
M. Webb, Ellijay Nursery, Elli¬
jay, Ga , Rt- 3.
Beautiful Roses, Chrysanthem¬
ums and Carnations. Assorted
colors suitable for weddings fu¬
nerals and all occasions where
flowers are used 40 cents half
dozen 60 cents dozen postpaid to
any address. Send Christmas
orders early
Misses Nina and Mildred Tootle,
Manassas, Ga,
Local News
day.
-
Dr.J P Parks is coming afrain
to Cole Drug Store Saturday
ohn P.
l ing in Cincinnati
has a number of hand
painted articles fur Christmas on
sale at Tankersley Bros Store
Tuesday and Wednesday were
two of the roughest days Ellijay
has seen since the rains ceased
last spring Just before night
Wednesday afternoon the rain
turred to snow which would have
covered the ground an inch or so
deep had it not been so wet
Mr. J. C. Walker, of Snyder,
left last Saturday for Montverd,
Fla., to spend some time with his
son, Willie Walker. Clarence,
another one of his sons living in
Asheville, N. C-, met him in At¬
lanta and accompanied him to
Florida.
Santa Clau sJkadquarters
Santa Claus will soon be on bis 1923 round filling stockings and leaving gifts to gladden
the hearts of both young and old, leaving as be passes a trail of joy and hoppiness. Judging
from the assortment of Christmas articles at his headquarters in our store the kiddies of Elli¬
jay and Gilmer county are not going to be slighted. *
For Sister DOLLS AIR RIFLES MECHANIBAL TOYS
DOLL BEDS BALLS PIST OLS&CAPS For Brother
DOLL CARRIAGES GAMES FLASH LIGHTS
BOX CANDY DOLL FURNITUKF BOOKS WATCHES
. WATCHES
STATIONERY Many Other Articles too Numerous to Mention LIGL8T
-FLASH
PERFUMES in unique cases FOUNTAIN PENS
COMBS and BRUSHES PENCILS
MANICURE SETS/ COBB DRUG STORE
Local News
T fu 1? ~ Lhrist
mas goods this year than has ever
bean shown m Ellijay We invite
attention to their .ad. else
I ° Ur sho|>
eariv \
We are requested to announce
a box supper at
school house for Saturday night.
^ ec 8. The proceeds derived
f rom the sale of the boxes will
be used for finishing Scrougetown
sch ° o1 house The new building .
replaces the one destroyed by fire
last spring.
Mr and Mrs Alva Maxwell, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday night in
Ellijay. Mr. Maxwell ^represents
the Citizens and Southern Bank
of Atlanta, a fifty million dollar
corporation, and travels in the
interest of this bank in Georgia,
Alabama and South Carolina He
is a brother-in law to Herbert
Tabor.
SOCIAL
Miss Gladys Adams entertained
in the beautiful home of Mr. and
Mrs C B. Kelley Monday even¬
ing. The affair was informal,
given in honor of her mother,
Mrs. John J. Adams,-of
field. Ga., who is visiting here.
■ Music, games, conversations,
and toasting marshmallows ad¬
ded to the occasion.
Mrs- John J. Adams. Mrs. C.
B. Kelley. Mrs. Ella Fowler, Mis
ses Ida Simmons, Marth Sanders
Minnie Reece, Winnie Holden.
Ora Reece, Annie Stembridge.
Gladys Adams, Annie Sellers;
Messrs Bill Shippen, G. G Ward,
Herman Pinson, C. B. Kelley, G.
A. Jones Frank Hamby and Rel
lo Barclay were present.
BARCLAY.CHaSTAIN
The marriage of Miss Pearl
Chastain to Mr. Thurlovv Barclay
which was solmenized on Novem¬
ber 24th bv Rev. A. M Johnson
at his home in East Ellijay was
made known to their many friends
Monday. Mrs Barclay is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. J.
Chastain Mr- Barclay is the son
ot Mr. J. E. Barclay. This young
couple are very popular in Ellijay
and enjoy the friendship of a wide
circle of friends in town and
throughout the county who join
in wishing them much happiness
in their new life. Mr and Mrs.
Barclay plan to make their home
in Copperhill, Tenn.
CARD OF THANKS
The relatives of W. A. Cox wish
to think the manv friends who sc
kindly extended their help and
sympathy during his illness and
TmttBrowa , wholormer .
Murray county, has a son, C. E
Brown at Merc( , r Uuiversitv
The boy was born ra Gilmer corn-,
, y other Gil,„er boys at Meroer rcer
is !'♦!■ Wesleyan Another College, Macon whem insfff
Ruth Holden ably represents Ui!
mer. her native county-•
Mr. H. F- (Harley) Sellers re
turned t o Gilmer county last
week For about a year he has
been living in Chattsworth He
has just bought the John Connor
place, four miles out of town on
the turnpike road'toward Moun
taintown Mr. Sellers says he is
glad to get back to Gilmer. He
plans to farm and make furni¬
ture. He is more than welcome
among us We hope he will en¬
large his manufacture of furni¬
ture.
Read Dr. Park’s ad
in this issue. This will be his
last trip until February.
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McDow Theater
—Saturday Night—
WILLIAM RUSSELL IN
“Times Have Changed"
William Russell’s first comedy-drama, “Times Have Changed,”
produced by william Fox and pronounced an uproarious success, will
be shown Saturday night. Dec. 8. “Times Have Changed” is an en¬
tertaining feature which presents the serious side of life humoroasl.
ts attitude speaks the popular phrase, “It is to laugh.”
NEXT WEEK
—Saturday Night—
j "BIG DAN”
•. •**- • - M*S-“ ■
The Story of a Leader of Men Who Was Followed by Women.
“BIG DAN,” the Charles production ■'£~ recently completed by
Jones
William Fox, is a story of the prize-ring written by .Fred and Fannie
Hatton, the noted playwrights. When the exciting film was piivately
shown to a group of eminent ringside men, sport writers, fighters and
promoters, Jones’ pugilistic work was applauded vigorously. One of
the promoters offered the famous film star a chance to become famous
through another channel, namely, that of the rope arena. Jones, of
ourse, refused, being happy in his presen medium.
r> 7 XhZ * ^ ti ... ,tch .. z £ ,
P «„
. machine. ,. $2 50 prepaid ..
sewing
or sent , r C. , A O n C T Literature ^ and .
testimonials free. Pleating, cov¬
ered buttons, hemstitching, etc.
to order,
LaFlesh Hemstitching Co.
Dept. 2, Sedalia, Mo.
All who owe me on notes and
accounts are requested to come
in and settle at once.
Respectfully,
B H. Osborn, Roy. Ga
All who are indebted to us will
please come forward and settle at
once. once.
Reece & Cochran,
wS
dURTTAIN—Tf Chastains and
people related o.v blood to the
Chastain family desire to have
their families recorded in a history
of the Chastain family which will
be published in a book form, let
them send their family records to
B. J. Kincaid, Pelham, Ga.
NOTICE—I am now ready to
supply a broad assortment of ap
pie trees, peach trees, pear. Cher¬
ry, grape vines, and quince, at
. the most reasonable price, all
true to label, well ripened, and
first class in every way. Call or
write me for prices
i H. I. Dover, Nurseries,
Rt- 2. Box 75. Ellijay, Ga-
WOOD—I am prepared to fur
East Elfljay ^ p “ with pi ,i o£ stove t Eiiiiay and d r fire
Wood- . . Will keep , a supply T , of -. both .,
at , my wood , yard , near the liver v
stable all winter. Prices right.
L. M, BranJctt
NOTICE—I will buy ties till
December 20th on account or
trade After this date will dis¬
continue until further notice
Bring along your ties- and pay up
while the prices are good.
O P. Milton
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For Rent—One lot of land with
good five room house. 2± miles
northwest of Ella Gap. Will rent
cheap for standing rent
F. D. Knight, Ella Gap. Ga
To any one wanting fide Dnroc
stock hogs can now get them at
meal; prices if at once, in¬
cluding young service males, bred
gilts, young pigs, -a brood sow that
has a. record of 42 Pigs in If
monthpi all registered and of the
finest breeding and perfect beau¬
ties- Let me have your order at
once. You will not have an other
oppertunity like this
•» J. W. Clayton.
Mountain-View Orchard
Pike. Ga.
For Sale—225 acre farm traver¬
sed bv L & N Railroad at Tafona;
40 acres of bottom land in eotta
vation; all necessary improve¬
ments; iron ore bank within 300
yards of railroad; Plenty timber;
in fact a genuine good home Half
cash balance on terms. Call or
see J. R. Simmons, Talona, Ga.
