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GIBSON-M ERCER AC A DEM 1 BOWMAN, GA. An accredited high school for boys and girls. Graduates will receive first grade teachers licen ses without further examination. Two good dormitories. Strong faculty of college Christian men and worrer, Fall terms opens Sept, the first. ' For further information address Hcv. ,1. IJ. Brookshire, Bowman, Cvd. CALENDAR. MADISON SUPERIOR COURT. JULY TERM, 1924 Monday, July 28th, 1921 Casc*s in Default Jordon vs James 1441 Blackman vs Osley 1613 Watkins vs Watkins 1657 Coker vs Coker 1690 '.Smith vs Smith 1733 Northeastern Banking C<J. ve Seagraves 1743 American State Bank v.s Philips et al 1744 Brooks vs Brooks ) 1745 David vs Mayfield 1749 Rowland & Cos. vs Seagravts ; - • 1751 American Agricultural Cos. vs Williams - • . 1752 Whitehead vs Patterson 1766 •Cases for trial, July 28, 1924 'Arnold vs Arnold 1624 Calloway Grocery Cos. vs Wilhite et al 1430 Bell Bros. Marble Cos. vs Chandler 1581 Tyner vs Crow 1599 McWhorter vs David 1625 Watkins Medical Cos. vs Gunnells et al 1629 Orlccth Implement Cos. vs Arnold . 1632 Watkins Medical Cos. vs Wansley et al 1638 Hardman vs McCaskey Cor 1641 Drake vs Drake et al ' 1668 Talmage Broa. vs Graham 1686 Harbor vs Bird 1687 Harber vs Bird, Gs. Cotton A’ssn, Garnishee 1695 Madison County High School vs Scott 1697 Commercial Credit Cos. vs Rogers . . 1711 Peoples Bank vs Carithers et al 1713 Hardman vs S. A . L. Ry Cos 1725 Gholston Bros, vs Hampton, Thomp on Garnishee 1734 David vs Vinson 1737 Tuesday, July 29th, 1924 fiberhardt vs Brown 1747 RV>rfeon vs Dove 1750 Compton vs David et al 1754 Davis vs Davis—Blackwell 1759 Williford vs Williams 1755 Beecham vs Comer Lumber Cos 1762 Comer Bank vs Thompson 1764 Cholston Brothers vs Parham 1779 Hwensby et al vs Gholston Brothers 1825 Thompson vs Thompson . 1826 Rates vs Madison County 1827 The Criminal docket will not be taken up till Wednesday morning, 3t;iv 30th, 1924. Parties and witnesses in Criminal easels reed not at tend court t;l V, uUnesday unless l other business in court. By order of the Bar. W. L,. HODGES, Judge Win. D. MEADOW. Clerk. For Fighting The 801 l Weevil For Sprayir,g or Mopping: Use FARMERS JOY LIQUID ARSENIC Poison 1 Bottle makes 35 gallons of deadly poison. 1.50 per bottle, less than 4e per gallon. FOR DUSTING: Peerless 2 Row Hand Dusters 17.50. Strong, easy to run, adjustable. We ;ht 13 pounds. Visit our store and see one. NORRIS HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT 00. 378 Broad St. Athens, Ga. THE DANfELaVILLE MONITOR. DANtELSVILLE, GEORGIA. ,*<.*******■ * SAWDUST SOCIA-L5 * ,*♦♦*•*** Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Johnson and children acccirpai ; i< and by Miss Myrtice Thuimord ot Braden town Fla. are guests of Mrr J W. Thurmond and fami ly this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Epps mo tored to White Sulphur Sunday. The Misses Stone were spend the-day guests cf Mrs Lee Dil lard Sunday- The many of Mrs, Q. H Massey will regret to learn of her illness at her home, Miss Vera Gordon spert Tues day with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Z !, Williams. Misses Strickland Entertain For Miss Lampkin and Miss Hunter A social event of Tuesday ev ening was a very delightful prom party at the home of Mrs George Strickland. Afterjgam es and other amusements the charming hostess invited her guests into a beautifully deco rated room where a delicious ice course was served. Those enjoying the occasion were- Misses Eda Lee Holton, Geraldine Relafoid, Myrtics and Lapearl Thurmond, Lela Mae Lampkin of Athens. Fran ces and Janet Massey and Miss Hunter of Greensboro; Messers Coye Jones, Walter Glenn, J, B Chandler, Howard Settle. Mell Carter, Howard ard Albert Barnette. Mrs. J. D Hopkins visited homefolks Friday- Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Jenk ins of Danieisviile spent Sun day wity the tatters parents, Mr and MrsJ- W, Dillard. Mr Grady Fovche spent Sun day with Mr Talmadge Barker. Miss JGeraidine Relaford of Athens is visiting friends and relatives here. Mr and Mrs J D Riden motor ed to Athens Tuesday. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications. aa they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that fa by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an tn ftaintd condition of the mucous Unm of t>. • Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inhumed you have a rumbling sound or Im perfect hearing, and when it Is entirely clone], Deafness is the result. Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to lt3 norma! condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an inflamed comlit'on of the mucous sur- Mall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru tiie blood ou the mucous surfaces of the system. _ We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Cir* cuiars free All Druggists. 75c F. J. CHENEY Sc CO. ToUdS, O. NOTICE — { represent the Consumer < Monument Company of Bail Ground, Ga ~ and will appreciate any business A. L. COMER Specials For I Saturday! 1 lot of mens woo! pants in I gray, brown and blue special Work pants in gray and khaki lgl Mens blue work shirts 4gJ Mens dress shirts fancy stripes I with or without collar special Bik| Men and young mens caps all I colors, closing out ai 95J 1 lot of mens hats special 98c We pay highest price for your produce. Give Us A Trial Dechovitz & Simmons S. M. SIMMONS, Manager. Select the Ring from our collection of solitaires. There are stones of ai! sizes bit all flawless and fiery, A solitaire that comes from here is guarantee of class and quality fit to be shown in any company. M- F- FIGKETT JEWELRY CO- Je> \vc levs s —Opt ame tris t s 268 CLAYTON ST.a ATHENS- GA* * Wh y Pay Mo re ? Buy direct from home concern and save agem 3 mission and freight. . Kortfceasi Oldest and Largest monumental piant ■■■ Georgia. Write'for f designs arid prices. Bed Bros. Marble Cos. ‘Manufacturers of Marble and Granite Monuments of Quality , r • p]- r rp‘ t/t 0 548 Thomas St.. Athens, Georgia 1 A. G. Adams, Manager C. A. SCUDDER ; JEW El .Eli ATHENS, GA i3iainonci3, Watches, Jewelery, Sterling ° REPAIR: WATCHES & JEWELERY. _