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I Love to jee at mother.
WELL DRESSEP Jo DOES EVERY
wWlt' other child it u the duty*
’Vpnp OFPARFhITJ to DRESS WELL
T' fop. THEIR JAKE
o/ IT LEAVER A Nice IMPRESSION
Jf*\ . ( on Their, aindt
tea I 4£>. BUiTEI! Kowl<
D Carvl / AMT , tok |t TH f lutriK ■rowncq chica»o.
how can a mother expect her children
To BEHAVE VELL AND WIDH To APPEAR WELL
UNLESS SHE HERSELF SETS THEM A GOOD EX
AMPLE? GOOD DREDD INFLUENCED OTHERD
AND INFLUENCED ONE’D DELF. OUR FALL AND
WINTER DTOCK OF WEARABLED FOR WOMEN
ID NOW OPENED UP. WE DHALL BE GLAD To
HAVE YOU COME AND DEE OUR BEAUTIFUL
WRAPD AND OUR NEW MATERIALD AND TRIM
MINGD TO MAKE CLOTHED FROM—OUR EVERY
THING THAT WOMEN WILL WEAR THID COMING
FALLL AND WINTER. WE PUT FAIR PRICED ON
OUR GOODS AT THE BEGINNING OFTHE DEADoN
THAT WILL MAKE YOU NoNEY BY DAVING YOU
money.
WHITE HOUSE.
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Cotton picking is the order of
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crnmtfley
spent monday at the home of Mr.
Ben Brannan.
Miss Bessie Collins spent part
of last week with Misses Lillie
Mae and Anice Richardson.
Mrs. George Henry of Flat Rock
visited at. the home of Mrs. D. C.
tCidlias Saturday P. M.
'Mr. Grady Morris spent one
night last week with home folks.
Mrs. Tip Moseley and Mrs. D. C.
'Collins spent last Friday at the
former's parents Mr. and Mrs.
.John Eliott.
.Misses Clyde Moseley and Nannie
B. Collins spent Sunday with
Misses Lillie May and Anice Rich
ardson
IMr. Wade Turner of McDonough
passed this way Sunday afternoon
in route to the knob.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Eliott spent
Monday in Atlanta.
Dewitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
is recommended as the best thing to use
for piles. It is. of course, good for any
thing where a salve is needed. Beware of
notations. Sold by Horton Drug Co.
Just a little CASCASWEEI is all that is
necessary to give your baby when it cross
and peevish. CAUCASWKKt contains no op
iates nor harmful drugs and is highly re
commended by mothers everywhere. Con
forms to the National Pure Food and
Drugs Law. Sold by Horton Drug Co.
MAYS SCHOOL HOUSE..
-Cotton picking is the order of
-of the day.
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Mavs visited
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mays Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H H. Mays visited
Mrs. M. E. Mays, the latter's
mother Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Wilkins visited
Uncle Torn and Amt Sallie Turner
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Stephens, at East
I !o+ nf A.i!' Cnlnr Dnrvrvlo MISS MINNIE HARPER, JT. PENDLEY,
Lisi ui uui oases reop e - wentzell, w. w .turner,
r H. C. ELLIOTT, C. W. WALKER.
WALKER-TURNER CO.
Point, visited relatives and friends
Sunday last.
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Misses Lee Wilkins and Annie
Lon Callaway w T ere visitors at Oak
land S. S Sunday last.
Mrs Clyde Pritchett visited her
aunt, Mrs. Jim Turner, Sunday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Callaway,
ai - e entertaining a dainty little gii 1
at their home.
Messrs. H. L. Turner and B.
Turner visited their sister, Mrs.
Clyde Pritchett Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs. John
Mays visited Mrs. W. S. Davis, of
Hampton Saturday.
Misses Myrtip and Clyde Mays,
Mrs. Nora McWilliams, of Stock
bridge, Miss Mamie Mays, of
Gwinett county, visited Mrs. Laura
Wilkins Tuesday last.
PLEASANT GROVE
Cotton is in full blast, and open
ing at the top.
Elder A. C. Eliott, and wife
went up to Forest Park to meeting
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Doc Hays of Bethany visit
ed one of our fairest Sunday even
ing.
Mr. Grady Morris and Miss Ethel
Henton visited in fcelleystown a
short while Sunday evening.
Mr. Frank Gleaton and -wife
visited the latter’s ]arenlß near
Salem Sunday.
Mr. John Mosley Jr. attended
services at Salem Sunday.
Prof. Aiken and famiily spent
the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Chaffin
I -Mr. William Cook and Miss Effi
Ford attended Sunday school at
Delta Grove Sunday P. M.
Mrs Ala Thompson, daughter,
(Nellie May and Miss Alice Kelley
visited in our community recently.
Mrs. Bessie Aikop has returned
home from a visit to her mother
in Atlanta to the delight of her
many friends.
Miss Lena Ball of Roswell is
visiting her sister Mrs. Minnie
Mosley. >'■■■ 1
Mr. Florence Elliott had the
misfortune to fall out of a tree
Saturday afternoon, result is he is
suffering with a sprained ankle.
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Several of onr community went
over to Salem to meeting Sunday
Mr. John (Thafin made liisregular
round Sunday.
Master Ace Mosley spent the day
with his nephew Rollie Helms
Sunday.
BETHANY.
In the death of P*bf. O. E. Ham
onr county has lost f one of its best
citizens. He was principal of
Union Graded sckodl at this place
for a short time, tfnd under his
able management the educational
enterest in this coin m unity were
greatly advanced the well eqniped
school building of Union Graded
School now standing as a monu
ment, to the zeal and untiring ef
forts put fonrth by : him for the
cause of the educational interest
at this place. Prof;- Ham was a
good man, and <mly eternity can
reveal what greaj things be ac
complished for of the
great principal of truth and right.
Though he is dead, yet he liveth.
Grady Maddox is happy—new
arrival.
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Cotton opening at. a rapid rate
Arthur Duke took in the big
excursion to Jacksonville Fla.
last week.
Uncle Billie Kimbell is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs* J D Duke.
Mrs. C. H. Terry, of Atlanta,
spent last week with her father Mr.
L. H. Thompson.
Mrs. Mary Hammonds, of Atlan.
New Fall Millinery.
Our new fall millinery is now being
shown by Miss Blanche Wentzell and
you may know we have the right goods
for she has been in the eastern markets
for the last month.* *
MAY WE NOT HAVE A CALL FROM YOU.
Clothing and Shoes.
And remember we are agents for
the following lines of clothing and shoes,
if you don’t know the best ask your
friends and they willnamethe following
Queen Quality shoes for Ladies
BOSTON FAVORITE, Shoes for Men
BORDON SHOES, For Men
CROSSETT SHOES For Men
FEICHEINER-FISHEL Clothing
H. A. SHEINER Clothing. i
We carry some lines you will find in !
our best city stores. Come to see us and
we will please you.
ta, is visiting relatives here.
Squire Lon Norman, of Ola, is
erecting A nice residence.
Several of our farmers are feast
ing on new home made sorghum
Syrup.
Mr. “Beecher” Rosser of Spald
ing has purchased the old T. M.
Goss place, and will occupy it next
year.
Mr. W. F. Hays was a visitor, up
towards Whitehonse Sunday even
ing.
That monster capital, seems to
have a death grip on the cotton
market.
Robert and Roy Brannan of
Salem make regular visits here—
particulars later.
Kodol will, without doubt, make your
stomach strong and will almost instantly
relieve you of all the symptom* of indi
gestion. It will do this because it is
made up of the natural digestive juries of
the stomach so combined that it com
pletely digests the f ood just as the stom
ach will do it, so yon see Kodol can’t fall
to help you and help you promptly. It is
sold heie by Horton Drug Co.
FARM SURVEYS.
Prompt, accurate work done anywhere
—subdividing, mapping, lines retraced,
leveling, terracing, etc. I have the best
of instruments and can give you entire
satisfaction. Correspondence Elicited.
Walter D. Marshall, Surveyor,
College Park, Ua.
Griffin District Institute.
Zebulon, Ga., September 3.
(Special.) The Griffin district in
stitute began its fall session here
yesterday. The faculty is com
posed of W. E. Rosser, princi
pal ; Miss Lizzie Mitchell, first
assistant; Mrs. W. E. Rosser
second assistant, and Mips Carrie
Worsham, music teacher. Art and
expression teachers have not yet
been chosen. Indications ]>oint to
a successfull and prosperous year
. for the institute, and its patrons
j and friends are much gratified and
; encouraged at tne outlook.
ROCKY CREEK-
Cotton is opening very lapidljr
«nd is being picked out as fast as
it opens, This being a very dry
section there will be hut little over
half crop made.
Mr. D L. Wicker, of Column,
Fla., who has been visiting his
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Greer left for home « few days ago,
to prepare for the gathering of the
Orange crop which is a good one
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, of
Jonesboro, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tlios. Hail Saturday and Sunday.
Mr P.R. Martin has added quite
an improvement to his residense
which goes to show that Rocky
Creek is growing.
Mr. H H. Greer has hnilt a nice
new residense on his farm near
Rocky Creek. All these things go
to show that this is building up a
very desirable section. One of
the most heathy sections in the
county.
Mrs. H. H. Greer is spending
the week in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Greer spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Chappell down in Lowe District.
A tine season to save hay though
there is but little to save in this
section on the account of the dry
summer.
Mr. D. T. Ston* has completed
his new ginnery is handling
the fleecy staple in a satisfactory
manner.
When you have a cold you limy be sure
that it has bean caused indirectly by con
stipation amt consequently jou’imisfc
first of all take something to move the
bowels. This is what has made Ken
nedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup so success
ful and so generally demanded. It docs
not constipate iike most of the old fash
ioned cough cures, but on the other hand
it gently moves the bowels and at the
same time heals irritation and allays in
flammation of the throat. Sold by
Horton ltrug Co.
Preserve the district sketches.
