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* GHOLSTON STAND *********** Mrs. Jes.-'e B. Patton and (laugh ter, Miss Annie Belle, ol' Ml /'ion were visitors at the home of Mrs. J P. Clodfelter Friday. Mr. arid Mrs ( Jiff Simmon? spent a few days last week in Athens. Miss Mae Hunter her truest Saturday and Sunday Miss V elma White of Athens. Mr and Mrs . WJ. B. Parham arid children attended a birthday dinner at the home of Mrs. Parham’s par ents at Rogers Mill last Sunday. Miss Minnie Pelle Smith has re turned home after a' week’s visit to her sister, MrS|. Roy Threlkeld.. Mr. B. B. Cook and family spent Saturday afternoon in Colbert Master Joe Simmons was the* guest of Master Howard Portion near Smith’s school last Wednesday Mr. Herbert Walls and family veiled Mrs. Wall's mother, Mrs. Kidd Tuesday. Masters Heyward, Leslie, Hugh and Walton Cook; .1 Ml. and Geneva Walls have joined the Baptist Sun day school at Corner and was delight ed with the welcome they received from Supt. Graham and the children, Mr. and Mrs. Meal Barnett and son Eld ridge, visited Mr. Mann Patton and wife Tuesday Little Miss Louise Jenkins of El bert county is visiting friends here. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to •all our friends and neighbors who have been so kind and helpful to us during the sickness and death of our dear daughter arid sister, Bernice No one hut those who have passed through the sadness of these hours car, know how much such deeds of kiVtdness are appreciated. May G*>d’s richest lib ssing rest on each of you 1 .. We also wish to thank those who have witten us their expressions of sym pathy. God only knows how it helps to hear our sorrow, to know we have so many dear (friends who are sor rowing with us in this sad hour. May. God in his infinite wisdom bless every, one. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. M. Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H.‘Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. Taul G. Waggoner, Hoilii, Howard, Kenneth and Key, Wagoner. FOR SALE— f Chattanooga 3-Roller Cane Mill. J A Williford, Comer, Ga ~ Rt . 4 * OAKLAND SOCIALS * # * *♦*** The people around here have been attending: the revival meetings at Union and Pleasant Grave. Mq. and Mrs. W . N. Allen mo tored to Athens Saturday. *\Ve are sorry to state that the lit tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Eeagraves has had a right bad ear but is some better now. Mi. s Nellie Smith of Meadow ; a visiting f'iends and relatives in this section . Mr. Ifarvie Smith spent Saturday and Saturday night \v : th relatives of ’ is place. The friends of Mr Preston Wil burns of Progress are sorry to hear of his illness and hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Hilley were vsittig Mr. and Mrs Harve Sea graves one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Martin, to gether with Mr. and Mrs. Stficalana of Neese made a trip to Tallulah Falls Sunday.. MrJ. Jackie Williams and chil-j (.Iren visited Mrs. J. A. Seagraveo I one afternoon last week Mr. C. C. Cheatham ma-.’e a bus iness trip to Athens Saturday. Mr. Hr :-ve Bradley made a short | visit at M" J A. Seagraves Satur day night The Hisses Johnson have been vis iting relatives of tins place and at tending services at Union.. Me. Bobbie o‘Kelley has been visiting relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Bray were vis iting here recently .. At*, and Mrs. J. it. Epps were visitors of cur eommnity recently. ASPIRIN • & Beware of Imitations! (ftAYE i l !9 j\ g^d) Unless you see tho “Bayer Croas” ">* package or on tablets yon are not get ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-three* years iw Colds Headache Toothache, Lumbap** Neuritis Rheuiivtti.stp Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’* only. Each unbroken package contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug gists also sell bottles of 24 and iOfl. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidoaber at fjalicylicarid. * MT ZION LOCALS * By 44 Clipper’’ * * **• We had a good shower of rain Sunday and vegetation looks very much refreshed. Miss Katie Owens and brother from Zoar have been visiting the t'am ily of Mr Ben Lor<^. Miss Frances Carithers has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carithers near Meadow. Mrs. Fanny Patten spent Thurs day last as gue. t of Mrs. Dan Huff*. Mr and Mrs. Marcus Bates from Greenville, S. C. are visiting rela tives in this community. Mr. and Mrs Ben Lord spent Friday last as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mann Patten near .Jeptha. Mr. and Mrs. C.. Sartain of S. C. are visiting relatives in this commu nity at present. Mrs. Jesse Patten and Miss An nie Belle Patten visited Mrs . Annie Grime * and Mt K. B. Woods of Comer the latter part of last weak• Mr. Lillus lord has been visiting the family of his uncle, Mr. Tandy Owers at Zoar.. Mr. .1 . B. Patten has been on the sick list with bronchial trouble .for the past several days. Misses Edna and Pauline In in vis ited Misses Annie Belle and Fannie Lou ratten Sunday last . Mrs. Gladys Lord Harvel has been visiting Mrs. Alec Johnson of Comer Messers Odell Irvin and Virgo' TH€ 04NtEL8V!LL£ MONITOR, OAfMELSVILLE. GEOWOt^* Finley of near Moons Grove were of Mr. Will Irvin's family Saturday night. Mr. Hershel Pardin of Wintervillo was circuit among Mt. Zion friends Sunday. 4 I Seems liki Mr /alv Fai'"rn/-r from above Paiiiel;/ Te is ■ •'<inr'.'.d by some of '.he Mt he Is. ftlrs M. ; T. Rojlin ia visiting her .sister at Commerce this week. i Mr. Wifi Irvin and family attend ed a birthday., dinner at his sisters, Mrs. Phiilifvs near Blue Stone Tues day last. Messers Jesse and Gilbert Patten made a business trip to Commerce Friday last.. Little Mi s Francis Landers is im proving after having a severe bil lions spell. Master Thomas Patten spent the past with his uncle s fatui ty, Mv\ Bud Patten, tear Cedar Grove. Mr. and Mgs.. Bill Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Will Irfin and Mr. Howard., Irvin spent Sfftvrrliy in the ‘"Classic City.“ There was a very enjoyable sing ing at Mr. D. N. Patterns Sunday afternoon. , c i Mr. Lee Landers has been spend ing some time with his son, Mr. Fred Landers.. The young people spent a most delightful evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epps last day at a musical entertainment. De licious refreshments were served du ring the evening. •" Miss Ella Mae Porterfield is in Athens visiting her sister, Mrs . Bell Nelms. Wo iearn she will have an while out there. Miss Lillie Holcomb and brothers of Bishop •are visiting relatives in this locality^this week. Mr.4. Lester of Athens and Mrs. Annie Henderson of Griffin are guests of .nr., and Mrs. Frank Epps at present. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and family of Danielsville were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Pink Patten Mr. and Mrs*. Eldridge Patten and children of Athens are visiting the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patten. Miss Luma Berryman from near Royston is the admired guest cf Miss Gladys Bates this weels. Miss Eva Escoe was among those fv .ni Mt. Z’-on who attended services at Arnoldsville part of this week.. Mr. and Mi’s*. Jim Carithers of Comer were visiting- Mr. Wiley anu Miss Babe Simmons last Sunday.. Mb and Mrs. W. B Bates are spending part of this week with Mr., and Mrs. Grover Freeman near Neese. Miss Gladys Eavens from near Sa lem was guest the past week of the Misses Bond ■ raMML 1 rWAL * EMBALM ERS * AtJTOHOB-ILE EQUIPMENT $ BAY Aa COFFiNJ" hV NIGHT $ %61 | 01 J li&l f . A HATS Refreshingly new are the early Fall hats ol soft silky panne velvets, or combina tions ol velvet and satin. All the new fashioji notes are featured in this ship ment of Autumn, 1924 hats. New, square crowned hats,smart mod ildeations of the cloche, flaring shapes wit 1 1 swir 1i u g and rap cries of Wei vet, aa and many others- equally fashionable, in black and also in all the new Fall colors. Specially Priced at * 53.95 io 54.45 Special Close-Out of Hats We have a few ladies hats witti silk scarfs to match, which we we will close out at $2.89 for Scarf and Hat, S. M. SIMMONS, Manager. -yflr i _. . .1. . —N.I ---> J. ■ ii ii m t n iMWifl* Hi rr -m rs.-in- •• * - PARQUR.4R slab burner ~ i here is no better time than the ?r4S ?._ cut to cash in on this outtit. l°u vJf make money selling lumber. ■h i J harquhar Slab Burner is the only engine (■ . - JM .green slabs vwr ° n a . ra; " y -jicrv';■*** day in trie rawrtur Slab Bornur winter time, r.irqubar Doable Belt Saw M.S WOODRUFF MACHINERY MFC. CO. 41 South Forsyth Strout Atlanta G- C. A. SCUDDER JEWELER ATHENS, GA IZ i.XXI.C3XIc2 33 Watciies,- ewel €sxr-y, Sterlings &ilvei p £P & |R: ' WATCHES & JEWELERY. _