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fIfnANIELSVIILB MONITOR
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' WNT ADSfor RESULTS
McW horter& McWhorter
Loan Department
ioca l and Eastern
loney on improved farm
fands'and improved tov n
property
F \rm loans—
u: you need money let me get t
r, or 10 years. Low rate
for yon- ' J 01
interest-
J. T. Murray,
Danielsville, Ga.
farm loans.
tow KATE OF INTEREST
quick delivery. .: . .
*s(io me for terms,
COMERS G. MQORE
Ju p, w. I>. Gholst-on’s Office Blgd.
Panielaville, Ga.
V a ie Dayton Snel!
BICYCLES
for sale by
Athens Cycle Company
MONEY—to .loan on farmlands
■Quick delivery. See me for terms
ivwliich are beat'.'
Berry T. Moseley
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1 Money to Loan
OX FARM LANDS
h' : * ''LOW
PROMPT SERVICE
: C. C THURMOND
i 704 HOI. MAN BUILDING
> ATHENS, GEORGIA.
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Money to loan.
We secur'd ’an unlimited a
l*nit)tof local and foreign money
:0f those desiring to secure loans.
Shackelford and Meadow, At-
Awueya,
Athens, Georgia.
LOANS
On farm land,
From 1 to 10 years
Lowest Rate of
Interest. Prompt
service.
Hubert M. Rylee,
Law Office
Athens, Qa.
Beginning Saturday I am putting
on a Big Removal Sale of seasonable
Merchandise in order to reduce my
" aL S’e stock of goods before moving
Mio anotner building* Watch for big
circulars.
'Abraham ~Decho'vita
i ‘--‘ Who The Retail Mail Order House
Neese
Rev. W. M. Save filled h|s
regular appointment here, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Our school is still improving,
the teachers are doing fine work
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams
visited Mr. and Mr3. Thurmond
Cheatham, Sunday.
Miss Bernice Brown dined
with Louise Burroughs, Sunday.
Mr. Henry McLeroy and
daughter spent Sunday with his
brother, Mr. Tom McLeroy and
family.
Rev. W. M. Saye was the
guest of Mr. G. L. Williams and
family, Sunday.
Mr. John Ashe of near Athens
was in our town, Sunday.
Mr. Grover Lindsey was the
was the guest of Mr. Sidney Me
Elroy, Sunday.
Miss Bernice Brown spent
Saturday night with Miss LiL
lian Burroughs,
Mrs. B. B. Chandler and
daughter, Mrs Bedd Estes spent
one day recently with Mr3. Bob
Tolbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Epp3 dined
with Mr. T. J. Martin and fam
ily. ■ • ■
Mr. R. T. Epps and family
spent Saturday night with Mr.
Dee Burrougs and family.
Keep Well
1. Ventilate every room you occupy.
2. Wear loose, porous clothing suit
ed to season, weather and occupation.
3. If you are an indoor worker, be
sure to get recreation outdoors.
4. Sleep in fresh air always; in the
opep it.ypu pan. ~ -i,.. ; , v
5. Hold a handlercliief before youir
mouth and posp when you cough or
sneeze and insist that others do so,
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6. Always wash, your hands before
eating.
T. Do hot overeat. This applies es
pecially to meats and eggs.
8. Bat some hard and some bulky
foods; seme fruit,
9. Eat slowly—chew thoroughly.
10. Drink sufficient water daily. ’
It. Evacuate .thoroughly, regularly.
12. Stand, sit and walk erect.
12. Do not allow poisons and infec*
tipns to .enter thp-body.
14. Keep the teeth, gums and tongue
clean. , ; • ;
15. Work, play. rest and sleep in
moderation.
16. KedP serene. Worry- is the foe:
of health. Cultivate the companion
ship of your fellow-men.
VI. Avoid self-drugging. Ba.ware,
the plausible humbug of the patent
medicine * v
1S Have yocr doctor examine you
carefully once a year. Also consult
vnur -lentist at regular intervals.
UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE.
Write Georgia State Board of Health
tor bulletins. ’
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Fresh new crop Hulls and
best grade Cotton Seed Meal at
market price
Comer Mercantile Lo
DANHELSVILLii MONITOR. DANUgavUAK A
Lad and Lassie Shoes
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We have a complete line of the celebrated LAD and
LASSIE SHOES for Children, Misses and Boys.
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These are the best children’s shoes that can be bought
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“Made without a tack and soft as a kitten”
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Cotton Goods
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We also have some excellent values in Cotton Goods.
This is one thing that will undoubtedly be higher next
year, and it would be a wise thing to buy a supply now.
When the 40 cents cotton is worked up in cloth and
other merchandise it must be higher.
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To Those Who Wear
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Carhartt Overalls
We now have a few on hand, both Overalls and Coats
These, and Many Other Bargains
Await you at
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W. T. COOK’S
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COMER. 6EORCIA
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Copies of the following pamphlet
ind others explaining the Govern
■nent’s campaign against venereal dis
1,-83 and :?ivng such facta of sex
h are essential to the welfare of young
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free- /
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‘ h-h • vi r State board of health.
- Hoard of Health. 131
Ji . . a Santa. Ox
Capuct --v— ** •
Davis Made Bicycles
fcr sate by
Atlisns Cycsc Company
To The Trade
I have not pat on a saie bat if you will give me
a chance I will prove to you that I will 3el! as
those who are having one, it is only a few steps
farther to mv place of business and I can save you
money. All I a3k is a chance to show you before
you buy. You can find me across the Rail Road
iust opposite the depot in the old Frank Croner
old stand
I thank all for their trade in the past and hope
for a continuation of same
ft. e. McKenzie