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/ —** — - * * J. F. Rogers spent Tuesday in l 1 f Mrs - (Atlanta. ■ _Cabbage plants for sale at Park i i’.K’s Place. 11 Mr. Tuesday. Baily Fowler was in the Gate ■ \ ity Mrs. J. 0. Cooper was a visitor to I I ^Atlanta Tuesday. \iiqs Hvda Heard is visiting Misses If*.*" I timms at' Mac on. y V.J- * ™'">« 1 ^ Clotfelterpaiipend . Siin . Mr. B. P. day with parents in Conyers. 1 O "111 i : Mrs. J. W. Sockwe u naS roturnbd . J from a three daya vi^6 y«f Rutledge, H | : Sted J Mr. his J. parents Neil Aorlev, U .< T of Atlanta, i Li y. a: flwrttwirentertained de | m, ar^rTaniiiy rednioii last v Sunday. . I Misses lx^,bel Middlebrook and Clara (Belle Adams I spent the SI wm w^ek-end 'll , y, p i bwA ®f jAfanta. #a« iy -'V Col. Travis, the gtmst of Dr. fancPTdTs. W* IX ^Travis Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. J. W. King, of Oak 't Hill, guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jim were Downs last week. ? Miss Lueile Peek who has been at ' 'the State Normal since September, returned home last week. Mrs. Geo. T.-Qnxlell I ; for I’liomson*'where *slT5 ! *wTlf’“spSiTa T Ijome time with relatives. WWW- fepeut Miss the Ddna W Ta^h/r, ot Social Oircle', her ^wm*-'*-****' Ijroth^r, Mr. t Miss Maryi Cartor as fii .’Athuns AMs (week the guest of Mrs. D ; Y. Carith- 7 - Sers and Mrs. Hugh Price Hlfilen: ; c ; ' I I leturTTOd . Mr , and Mrs. Clarence Terr ell have TTOffr'CtrlJa (U!Ul *W«l' U!W |iome of Mr. and H. D. Terrell. ■, MeWi(5j,‘1|tl. and George Carr had a < (good hunt in Sheffield district, (Rock * Jtlale County,) last week, 'baggirig 12 f Dr lo bhOT. | ' Somebody, told somebody,' tha t I fwhen .somebody was going to get married / the flowers bloomed again. sGuesfrwhb? 1 Mrs. W. C. Clark and son ‘Walton, |tt’ent« T' tB Atlanta Saturday to see rThe Servant in the House,” .played tn. ait the Grand. : iginnqt t Mrs, Ei}, J ordan has returned from ( J,awrenr‘tAflle where she was called ! to the bedside of her, motlier who lias | J)yeu qhitfe sick. i Mrs. J. M. Pace went Up to Atlanta I p’ednekliy. She will remain for sov¬ | | |er, eral Mrs. days L. as P. the Owsley. guest of her daugh ' fcS'fOiC | fh e Poultry Show proved the event | |)f ^ the u tiek- There entries were not •only ery section of the county, * from several outside poiuts. * I At !be Farmers Union meeting held ft Covington on Dec. 11th, Mr. T. J.f Dpeer elected County Lecturer } j^ ^n\r.r- Ild Chairman of the Agricultural . J i Christmas is coming—one feels it in | |he liones, and can almost,thfe 1 f | rult ( ‘akes that sending forth iemptingjPavors—the are their >, tisual cares are ' lorgotfJh'in the thoughts of gifts for | pthers, and if we poor women could , Jnake a, rim on the banks, would there | 1 .he one in existence. I TROW nqt. 11 I *tate t<>\1jigti)n is known throughout the as an enthusiastic secret order i ; | fenteil <)Wn *tWf Here. re being about ten repre One of the last to be j r Organized * ,rand R«*«np»ent is Newtota Lodge* Nif. 64,' I. O. O. F. Oiie ■ pf the most expensive ,lo}.p of regalia, ; i |'at | n an< evPr^qpched Mie boys have Covington began is now ‘ work in f *'• amej^. f <•» |‘ Xew sl y!cs in American Lady Cor * - . C. Hob inSdlPs'. I - i ABOUT THE COST. I ' My prices are low eiiough fco be reasonable and high iaiK>ygtu lies’t to l av nr Geit fion’tlstrV under tfie stin—hWh enough to fl^e the ateisal and tojyfipl^ on|y flfir.nuot Uhjukt, renJtmenatiou'ft'f itteifel ’•kill and material. L ^‘^LING TEETH-Up-to date methods and t scientmc i* XI ii]c 0.1 drasfCr 7i'i f P tinls ^ i ( > hav OJ eliminated, the, feap that CQ c nee cam IC of (i ' -S3 0lB a '*dlitklfe eathe timsi or arv^ grea „ , ittl ..... GemMl^klnrlMl^f i ; lust Gold Kitlin^s Crow Enamel, GoM Am ilatrm a’rid u and Bridge W »rk, is perfortne 1 Withou t Pain, is permanent. * ' «Ct . * without . , local somnoform | ng‘ anzesthetics pa^e^y aug ft ' I bases ? I t i U. SMITH - . ■ w Th. Mies J 211 Office . Calls' .i/iiL Angwerea V\ 116II. Rr-e. Day or Night. \T*- *■ ' ^ > -* > * rt> n i i s g y. *■» ^ WHT, the Bazaar *m**mt<**mm u m days, the ladies engaged did their best, they bought and sold, and had even a brief experience in dull trade. However, it was not without some en joyment—as it is pleasant for con genial spirits to mingle—the cause was a common and laudible one. Af¬ ter computing losses and gain, a neat little sum was realized. The Club members are indefatigable and will be heard from again in “The Swee Bye-and Bye.” New Library Books. Tin- toSlowh. g bo gently added to Ifee Libra* fcw in ofrcul^ion. 1 tSeptanjas, W. J. ’ :e. fe-Jrk-.'i-*' figi W Laeke p ig M Cham fflSS 'hers. i A1 The Fightin w. .ftp**-- a •;; Qrt, (.organ, vv t ,» pfrgan. in, Wm. ^ Morga^ the ^ .. Dr. Lavender’s People, Mrs. Deland Old Rase and Si Reid* *dn in Marvel Page. | f&w & ai Elsie in the (South, Finley. The Inner Shrine, Anonymous. The Goose Girl, H. Mae. Grath. The calling of Dan M t {ml W right. & Two Little Savages, Seton. ft ij The Hoosier Schoolmaster, 15. Eggleston. ■ - .m . . L - Mr. Opp, Alice H. Rice. Glasgd^. Romance pf f II- f , a Plain run‘{Till Man, BBenJ T » T M 5 iSf,: 1 sWn f j 71070 r:o —"7" , r-L i * Mrs. H. D. Terrell’s Reception a' ----- Beautiful-Event. —»— —— By far the most bri^gen^ jeveht o 4 f the season was the reception given Wedne9daj®afternoon Mm'^Monticello by Mrs. H. D. Terrell at her home street ip honor of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence TerPdlf, a bride of a few weeks. About a hun^r^l ^pies cab ed during the afternoon and they were received with a charming ro^rfoi hos pitaJity. The spacioub of this beautiful colonial home made an ideal background for the h^$§ft|fe toilets of receiving party and guests. Mrs. Tffirreil. Mrs. Ckmeijc^ Terre}} | and Mrs. Bain Terrell redem ed in the parlor which was elaborately decora¬ ted in the holiday eolefta* Oiheir motif* was also abserved in the library and reception hall- Tern^s an^ foliage plants were, artistically used iu these apartments, touches of red being fur i^slred by vases of poWfectia. The chandelibras were festooned with smilax, intermixed wi^V’jR 1 jf Christ¬ mas bells and mantles and cabinets were banked witji ferus-and Ut-. red car nations. In the dining room white and green were the prevailing colors. The round dining table had as itif jlehtjsrpiece a bowl of narcissus resting on an ele¬ gant Reuaissance mat*.-Quantities of tais fragrant blossoming plant were used throughout this room with a beautiful effect. The White End green tone w as repeated in the delicious ice course served by ij^ise^p Lewis, Keith and Hays,, Mrs. H. D. Terrell was hi andsome in a gown of black sifr, elaborately trihimed with lace. Mrs. Clarence Terrell’s striking brftPelfte beauty wa^i accentuated, by a gown of old rare silk, with touches of s|lver. Her corsage bouquet was of white carna¬ tions. Mrs. Bain Terrell wore a silk gown in an exquisite raisin shade. Miss Maggie Davis,' kiho received the guests at the door, wore a lovely wistoria silk and MisfeccEflie Beck Davis, assisting her, wore a raisin colored silk. 116-1 t * Sodw*efr 5 K*ft A delightful affair of the past week was the family dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. laidBr ^harle““Bockpfcll. t£ gJBtJun- J^^rs were twd y, cluding oft tha af Imetsjjjgte fa ies of the taljfldeiJ hoHandl i |ess.§ Jfer The n id and gr eerW vm iorftfcnd ar 1 iday s] leHWinL, Ihe' tir< Some. A delicious five course dinner was served. Woman’s Club Notes. The most ■ture Woman’s Cliphrase re£jjj»| fcilMfv iei the bazaar Fr'O committee reports $10of|P it ^ ft that something over throuMja^hh the Library Vo After businesftHftflM f w eluded, the meet L'.k ■.. to Mrs. J. W. Lee, program committee rection “JuliagCfSe&f esting and in l i Wp jj j fl “Othello” HPI e g ng ’ wt ) k ‘ h wiU be h ? h l the U. D. C. Meeting. ..'If - Thi her elfeg of^%e-.U D. 'hurl 0. Bd (erno at L|J. J. F¥ubh<$*| 7 9.1 ’MbwTng 9»v A^fter ffhe busi ness sessi i . Ihe f program, arranged by Mrs. J. F. Rog¬ ers and Miss Sallie May Cook and tubsldraied froni, the regular stfte was ren#^te(h^fc 1 li t I 4FZ- I S 1 1 P% ^ itrumentgl jo<»H*f(Befe(|^ea. I jj—■, K ■ » Gnce “* Christ] Whit ilil MfcMt ,* Every Stuart and Mrs. J. F. Rogers. ^‘C hristm a s^ N ighLi«~tho ters”—Russell Irving and Sirs’. W. D. Travis. m : “Christpias Eve on Lonesome” ru.jq'i not cher. ^cMibfmias / . "' ^iiifiwr^-^tjy * Washington Irving and Mrs. E. O. 7. “At Last It Comes to Christ fetta' , EWning”-**8usfth N - Olteghorn . and Miss Sallie M.’ SbCkwell, (( 1 . y ri ■ j t i "HT T&nrrlhrf ( FINQING, : snmni!! I HIS,INITIAL iom ; i A T^ngl& of JLGtt*/)*, That Was Finally Mad# 0., ^ ,U T,ie man with a soft, low voice had lust ddtnpletcff Ms purchjifteS. “What Is thename?’’ askelff the clerk. ygS&F?*?.*? Jepson;"ij-e-p-s-6-h.” r - “No, “Jepson fi “That’s It. Etebtyrtwo,”? “Your first name—initial, please.” exiijjjitg . jrj.’ i run, "“0. K. jep8eB?’«GH V/ ,r H q , a> e . Ml Isn’t ,9f I K - c fi J 1 said *Oh fd'ii < VO., “No, Jepson^” ’ 1 rob ' out' ? the {' i;Qr , iet 9 . an a the K. stand.” n > f ‘ dn< The assistant looked annoyqd. “Will you please give n^e .your ini¬ ; tials age hi?” “I said' K. n ,( G' v/ .-gn i' i i -* “I beg yoor pardon, you said O. K Perhaps you,ha(fetter write It your v “I said ’Oh f T-i*‘ .mu'- t tm< J “Just now you said KP’ : “Allow me to finish what I started - tt> t'fiy. 4 1 1 skid ’*61)’ because I did not understand what y^oil Were asking me. I did net mean that |t was myi Initial. My name is Kirby Jepson.” “Oh!” “No. ' nhf eC, but 'K.,” Bald the 1 man. “Give me the pencil and 1*11 write It down, tpr^jpv, myself - There; it’s O. K. now!*’ Castro Sailing Toward Home. Bordeaux, France.—Sailing on the steamer"Cbi^dblfltipe.-'botlnd for West Indian and Venezuelan ports, was C'Pf&ft?! PM 1 ?*■ president of : Yepez,uela, w^p , been in Europe several months for his health. <i|& Hiww .1-! i- Triangular College Debate. colleges— i P(*hicetotf,'N. J.—-At th J ree Yale,,, leading Harvard and Princeton—the speakers of the undergradu¬ ate bodies hold a triangular debate on the subject, ‘‘Resolved, fh at all ro r pt fr ario n v engag«r~Ifi—Thterotate' 1 commerce should be compelled to take } uiclq ni <k»kai;n -i A. Breslau IflmhiAitliifUfg paper publishes this Wtract ' from R obert Goupp(g .. Psychologv of .lr?S lii7fnn7r 1 d C -a7the Turk in two, so that the hal ves flew to assess for hlm . He was very plous When gpon y could a time not hf aWtq^ wm he kneeling prayed. at Once the k's ed schools and churches. These learu 02sts> i pu t in a vault He Is sitting there stilt* n g j itf 1 •>•••* ,, w**, * ■, riMNNHI M D3* n «***. f i¥ i : UGGIES BUGGIES • -.. i ■i |L|1 t. \ m sffl—R3| rpT,.., « m SO E m iv. f - firf lifiJ •. i,U - m ikm &m /• A m ' W. Be*» §u H m I .1 ■ a . V. : .' 0S ■BfftV is WM: Ktf All grades of Buggies 9 «Mahyf#j5) if) £ a wvwmost KMemnettf ! k I fi >~jO n at U l-v i & W " ! lu - l .ammniM, as low as & 9 r. t jSt. IS Jobs 10 SCI cct from M >7 Hi ikM m£ 1 ifer >h 125 Sets harness—all Grades m I, 'I f HA RNES5 5H#P mmr'tmi 9tlT 9 ) iioiGd peounsy and ed ihian iooia .uoi^fli . i flit i repaireflfj » v/() j 0 @ e ^ nq 0/ft Big Stock WagonS. 1 * 1 mmh a ‘ yA ' u > m s < otojh • ■ ■ • All sold for Cash or on Time sMMana s i OO.Otl l ,tiffe! fnooH-noti /nn^odcK T8IK B won ,0611 dpi07/ . f A THOMPOT u osiH-f. ■ ru Im u- Jii i nviHr ovw oeiB-f: i > • • GS.Tc, won ,67f riliow • . >bn8 mooH-boa vneaorieM sosiB-t low Ji/f8 rnooH-hoR rfsO boisd'usuQ L?] il<< ao&i l l- ft -- rr 4-muiimtA 0S.T9I ) yniijjcd rn f>i jo ft eosiq-t .1 9 (oorodo / ■ Mi in m , - i k in: i O -solo ani J m Huir •Kike ill'.) h. 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We know these ion i \ JJ Qi i *- are telling ‘ ' good ,fa you 1 '.i''i>. and about 1 take ‘ V them. pleasure 05*1 an p | But .fikliit ,eMst the m vTBidi.I YMmfhi showing-™ hews* 7/ fi i»insup ,01*1 .and dliow doni ri 8 £ * 1 MflHHMMMMMft ■ • i!: NEW MAKS WE-yr JbSl.RtCP.VD) / ft l 1 ”ISIf liUvc gone ; licybnfi “A M OJ 'JiUiJO’JJ ‘ %4i H tkrr 11 i beauties; . vj^e 4 vv :^\i &}j d fg«Bite ! 9( n c I here. iO 4 i Gome around and look ffe i at r” f ~ ,3,0 °ff T - " I * I ’ F' / J I I / LEECBRO TH S I I • SSiMi (eil n fiwr afcif i il l ei> 1 1 ft l ai * 4 ii% fcl > e iinifcWiii i it i i