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Tlie singing given Sfrtnrtey
. fJjt by Mr. Charlie McLeroy
wife was very much enjoy
ed by all present,
Mr and Mrs. J C Bardman
J son Aubie *pent .Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Airs. J.
% Carithers,
Miss Pauline Brooks of
Athens High School spent the
week-end with homefolks. Mr.
j, (j. Daniel and family.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hardman
aw -l two tons, Grady and Rufus
ft - e ,t Sunday afternoon, with
ji fi and Mrs. J. H. Carithers.
The Orange Drawing at Mr-
YM Bryant's Saturday night
fBS very much enjoyed by all
present. ■ “
Mr. Sam Long . gave. Miss
Ellen Branyan a pleasant call
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Brooks had as
ber guests Sunday afternoon
Messers Lonnie and Alvin
Hardman. Henry Holmes, Bu
ford Hammond, Harvie Carter,
Lewis Finley and Miss Ella
Hardman.
Mr Croff Wynn and Miss
Either Scar Loro spent a while
Sunday v/ith Miss Corine Ber
ing of near Rogers.
Mrs. Aran Wynn and sons,
Robert and Croff and daughter
Mrs Carl Branyan spent a while
Inst Saturday P. M. with Mrs.
Wynn’s parents, Mr and Mrs.
Sol Swindle.
Misses Evie, Latrelle and
Annie Hardman gave Miss
Alma Scarboro a pleasant call
Sanday P. M.
Mr. J. V. Jenkins and family
spent last Sunday P. M. with
Mr. A. V. Jenkins and family.
Miss Ruby Jenkins of the
State Normal School spent a
while Sunday P. M. with home
folks.
Mr. L, V. Scarboro is still on
the sick list.
Messers Croff and Robert
v >t!,n and Misses Esther aad
Lena Glenn were out motoring
hf; \ n (Si i |
Mr. George Scarboro was
fcaubng logs last Monday after
noon and had the misfortune to
£et his left jaw hurt but mot
seriously.
Mr G. W. Scarboro who has
been sick is better,
Mr. Bryant Settle spent a
Sunday P. M. with Mr. L
V. Scarboro who is sick.
MS HIS
3 MEALS A DAY
to- Woden Thinks Mach of ZIRON Because
11 Made Him Ris G!if Seif Again.
lr S orte P,e do not £ el mucliout of life, i
*ory uMi Cni ° y your mea,s > to do your
btaiihy 6 ’ you mu9t be strong and
wed r’ n n nei 7°} ls people frequently
More vitalnv m r ih h the,r blood and to Tt ~
wav to t„nU° I, beir system, and a good
finVoPft* J?, e iron is to follow the
bid, Q a u lp - Clayton Wooten, ot Scot
las this to sL°o U vf e .? iron lron T o° ic and
’*l ha 10 sayab °ut It:
Jons and' can'tniihf 1 n CCGrciingto direct '
fine tonic lu,! U j hfu U y sa y lhat *t is a
s; nce 1 beV-nf-?* don< y me all the good,
founds j,, wpiirM ing 'J* 1 h . ave g as ~ed eight
weals a day f n i°- v eatin ß three
£ in-, end 2iron d ° 311 1 can t 0 re ‘
^ 111 ' dru ggst sells Ziron
,: ' ei -tbott!eV^ r^ nd Y our nione y if
r ‘! lose anv ttl l t,sto u benet 't- f° u can_
pn much jiw ‘, ng A- bu * ver >’ likely will
Ixlayi ' ' killing a bottle of Ziron,
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and Needs
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e are pained to learn of the
death of Mr. 'lorn Landers that
occurred Tuesday right from
pneumonia. We extend our heart
felt sympathy to his wife,and
children and many other rela
tives by whom he was dearly
loved.
Mr. Fred Clodfelter and Miss
Lilburn iitnith took a delightful
trip to. Oglethorpe 'County Tues
day last.
Mrs John Will Swelling* ig quite
indisposed at this writing.
th®s. Clodfelter of Atlan
ta and Mr Luther Clodfelter and
son and .daughter and Mr*. J.
J. Thomoa of Martin Ga. .were
all guest of Mr. Jake Clodfelter
and family the first of the week
Mr. Cieavland Simmons family
ftave been down with flu
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Daniel an
nounce the birth of a fine Son.
Several of Mr. Bill Daniel's
family have been quite sick
with Flu.
Mr- Mrs. Dewitt White
head have anew boarder in
their family.
Mr Bill Duffell continues very
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Barnett
visited 11a relatives Sunday.
Mrs. J. D Park of Comer and
Miss Olenfe Grimes of Athens
visited Mrs- Jesse Piitten Satur
day last.
Mi sses Flemmie a fid Liela
Nelms spent the past week-end
with Mrs. J. 0. Nix of Comer
Miss Jessie Compton and Mr.
Tom Allen Thompson visited the
classic city last Saturday.
Mr. Roy Huff is convalescent
from the "flu’'
Mr. and Mrs. Mell Freeman
from Ila visited Mr. Neals Bar
nette and family Sunday.
Mi\ Jesse Patten has made
trips to Wiikes County last
week and brought back some
fine shoats for sale.
We nre grieved to chronicle
the sad death of Mr. Eariie
Power that eccured from pneu
monia last Saturday.
Mr. Power was a yonng man
with a bright promise foi the
future and was a young man of
fine eliaiacter that will be great
ly missed in this community
where his entire life was spent.
The funeral service was con
ducted by Rev. Petty., the pas
tor that baptised him when he
joined the church at-an eai l.v
age. The interment took place
at Meadow church Sunday P. M
Mr. Luke Clodfelter and son
and daughter of Martin and Mrs
J. J, Thomas of Martin and Mr.
Thomas Clodfelter of Atlanta
were guests this week of Mr.
Jake Clodfelter and family.
Miss Fannilou Morton Patten
and brother Aubrey visited
Comer friends the past week
end.
Mr. Jm Cooper was in this
community visiting the sick last
Sunday. We learn that Mr.
Cooper had a bad case of "grins
and giggles” but we are in lo;e
he has fully recovered from
that spell for we fear he
“pestered” uncle Jake Clod
felter or possibly some of his
children-?
FOR SERVICE
Registered O. I. C. Boar for ser
vice. $2.50 fee. See hint st the
Adams Stock Farm.
W. F. HARWELL,
Danielsville, Ga.
the danielsville momtor, Dtwlc , CA
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INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL
WHO —.Slue'© |>eroirs wJi© h<i*l
net *rcOim ©f JF-f,oo# <‘r. wicr
tor the year IWU,
Married couples who liad net ;
itieome ©f or more. ,
WHEN—March If’, IS*#, i ftfta) !
date for filing returns and rwak- ,
!ng first payment*
WHERE—Collector of Internal ,
Revenue far Itistrict in which j
tl.e person resides. .-\
l_lQyy Full directions nn Porin'
1040A and Form 1040; also the 1
law and regulations. •]
pour per cent ■ normal j
tax on taval.le income up to
$4 000 in excess of exemption.)
Kj g),t per cent normal tax on ;
balance of laxohle income. Sar- •
tax, from one per cent to sixty- '
five per cent on net incomes ov'
$5,000.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
Ai.Pi P ATJONS, as they
with LOCAL, Al 1- f thcy Oiaease.
cannot reach th> - seasc> pr catly m-
Catarrh .s a. • { ron< jit)ons, and
fluenced >y cen. niu mußt take an
in order to curt h - catarrh Medi
interr.al remedy. MJ ];y an(l a<ts thIU
cine is taken in ' > £iirfa , es 0 t the
the blood on.the ma arrh Medicine WSiS
system. *■;* 3 , f tlie beit physicians
prescribed by c ;- - ; .-ears. It is com
in this country / y„ sT tonics known,
posed of sr rrr J ‘ f f t y lC . best blood
combined wrn t r of
purifiers, ihe L Hall’s Cata rh Medi
the ingredients m , es such wonderful
cine is what r- ' tGn ditiona Send for
results in catarrhal <■
F S jThENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, 0.
All Druggist*. T£ . constipation.
Hall’s Frnoity r„-
98% Metal
A Maxwell is 98$ motal, and the very Best metal that
metallurgists can specify. Pound for pound it equals
the metal in any car built.
The Maxwell is made of light-weight taut strong
metals. • .. f ... ,
They had to be light because the mission of the
Maxwell is economical transportation.
They had to be strong because the Maxwell is built
to carry just as heavy a passenger load over the same
roads and at the same speed as any car, despite its
price or size*. * y c
Any engineer will tell you that in getting that rare
combination of strength with lightness high prices
must be paid for the metals. N
Their use, however, repays the makers of the
Maxwell in many ways because each car each day is
winning friends.
Today these friendships, expressed in terms of cars,
are well on the road to 40€,0(M).
You cannot go back of these numbers any more
than von can go back of the fact that the sun rises
in the morning. • ♦
They tell the story; and it’s largely a story of what
the Maxwell is made of—fine metals.
Qholston Brothers
Comer, Georgia
y-j m More miles t*r fallen
More miles on tires
J. P. CARTER S. J. MOSS
CARTER-MOSS LUMBER COMPANY
BUILDING MATERIAL
Office and Yard
; Spring and Fulton Streets
Near Broad Street
Phone 701 Athens, Georgia
Lime Cc*ment Plaster 'Windows
Doors Blinds Mouldings Roll-Roofing
Metal Roofing Ridoe Paper Valley Tin
Metal Lath Hardwood Flooring and Doors
Flooring Ceiling Siding Red Cepar and
Pine Shingles Asfaltslate Shingles Fire Brick
Building Paper Beaver Board Class Nails
Corner Bead Terra Cotta