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?! i<: s ,s* i fied Ads . REGISTERED SPOTTED JERSEY i.ui rci’s Jolly GnirAroge,, Mo. 232.2 33 for service. Imported blood, 70 :>■ cet heifer calves, $2.00. (1. P. WHITWORTH, Hull, Geoi gia D :rit 'v" y.i ■-. -'cos Road. M & N, IC-;., 'it. i r SHOATS , i . r Sale .A RDM AN J£ ti Colbert, Ga.. . SALE i G-’Oii J*. ■ w , V ;• ■ t - ■ --.ey Bull. choice breed i. • • Duroc - c ’ r l r.J Shoats. ;; •. VCE E. ADAMS MCr, COv/ I S ALE; SEE ME AT ONCE LPH COLLIER. S-r-'i ' VLE I . |—3-row O'.'r ■ r n and fertil zer dr J! r.t ifIO.CO. C AYERS. ‘ !* Fordfon Ti-./,. " Disc Harrow, b< t.;i use ! • • >, $450.C0 £< • I. . 1 Hull, Ga. FOR RK >rsc Farm. Gc-oc! !>:!!<■;■. i I route 3 nu\'.> frr.r C V: r . ' 1. Moon, ' 1:1, Ga. or 1, '.or, Ga, i‘ . "■ • Fine J c ■■.■" > * -i old.. . w. I -vtr. ■ .3. FOR SAL. i Chatt vrr- >_• "a Mill. V . ■ *t. 4 F rci-s ■ • i • Good Lo . :; . Sec— .... VV ... t /£• .. 9 S' ti C Ga.. FA'"4 F-;> ' This Jarm ox ■< > an already rU i. .! i. can grt t!\.- bt*x>' ' A is n very liber ■. ’ t.f .• ; . • at €>:; - it yov. >v • ' ■<. - ~wn your b ;■ t ' .in land ' ' MS p. \R '. KOI b.v- v . •- '..-v. THE DANIVL .■ ' <>l four tUoU: > f.ci i .. 'Ti lt e i of Gi'cv • . r - . ' s nest of Milen, v ' > town lota and t v r> acre farms, .-..t,' !.o auction, or. tlx- ; •:■. .> ' 1. dollar, ... OCTOBER 22. ! - 2 t !:■ .i fr.rm S wcl! in: r. '■ * '• r 1 is hi .;h 1 y p\ jductlv©, And ; ' as Hood tobacco hnda o.i t xi . -i *: an •’ tou will find in Norta C r->! : ■ / na. Terms M'iil be given. flA'I IONA!. KKAL ' STATE AUC TION COMPANY, Ayt’cn N C. A l> * 11 ill No 1 i i— - |*i ).) I . CM v.;o f VO ':"i : ' boro, C,a. will n • in .M-i -r . ' Sooond Monday ov*h > ’ :■* parod to and ' id: •*’, a xdo> u work. t>* romuin on - .voo < li* v.'i'i :i* a*.o * C' o*\ ' • :i I>o i" k\[m Bosinass Col'ep 15ookUeepir j.', f-i.or tV anti and typewriting. Save? 50 percent of expenses !>v Rtlr-ndiny <V:is fed col The 'iraoubtes of the Atnens Busi- College Always Ret the Lest position. Every graduate ■uiphiyed Write for informa tion today. Cox Athens, Ca. MONEY LOANED by *1 he i*uvloral Laud Hank at 5 .*2 per c r *zit i.i now available. As it XnV.a some GO days to close a loan, please seeß me at once if you need money on your land. This is not only the cheanest money available on i 1 , 1 farm lands, but tn e farmer practi l rally fiis.es his own terms of payment, ! and can never be called upon to pay the principal sum, except at the rate sf $l.OO per $lOO annually. CLARENCE E. ADAMS Cecreiary-Treasurer in the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Georgia No. 1629 in Bankruptcy In re J. A . Parham, Bankrupt. A petition for discharge having been filed, in conformity with law by above named bankrupt, and the Court having ordered that the hear ing upon said petition be had on Oct. 25, 1924, at ten o’clock A. M. at the United States District Court room, in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, i noiice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons in interest to ap pear at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharge should not be granted. 0. C. FULLER, Clerk. M, 10-10, 2t. j Sn the Dhtrici Court of the United State* for the Northern District I of Georgia No. 1725 in Bankruptcy ! In re jE. Cl. Cureton, Bankrupt. I A petition for discharge having | been Tiled in conformity with law by i aboVe named bankrupt, and the | Court having ordered that the hear j ing upon saul petition be had on j Oct. 25, 1924, at ten o’clock A. M. at the United States District, Court room, in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, noiice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons in interest to ap pear at said time and place and show, cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the bankrupt for discharge should not be granted. 0. C. FULLER, Clerk. !M, 10-10, 2t. Chanpe of Life “When change of life begun on me,” says Mrs. Lewis Li."her, of Lamar, Mo., “I uffaiv ii tio * i-.i Wv'.li; y wcalcness. t suilored a greae deal of pain in mv bark and sides. My limbs would cramp. I didn’t feel like doing my work, -md there are so many steps for a woman to toko on a form. 1 was very anxious to >ct butler. A mend rec ommended p H fl Hlll. The Woman’s Tonic to me and i began ueing it. I certainly improved. I went through change of life with out, any trou'oic. i cau highly recommend Cardui.” At the age of about 40 to 50 every woman has to pass through a critical time, which is called the Change cf Life. At this time, great changes take place in her system, causing various painful and disagreeable symptoms. If you are approaching this period, or are already suffer ing from any of its troubles or symptoms, take Cardui. It should help you, as it has helped others. Sold by all druggists. THE DAMEL9VIU.E MONITOR DANIELSVILLE. C.A- President Starts Series • mm * >■ ■ ■ 1 * y :# , i v Gil I p, ki A • -V . H A -M Ykr/ : I A-f ■ s '} Ut ‘ I 1 I : ' P $’V - ". ■ ' s V -. yj n i. v Y"' " ■ ' : v '] l j p, • i p I*. ■ ;'/ ' j p fr’r ■ . vr • / .; •' j g fry ■ -vA: • frj ■ - ' ' - > - / fxdto, fAuTob-bb i . - I ' .:<f e — QpfM.. President Coolidge throwing out the first ball to start the world series games between the Washing ton, American league champions, and the New York Giants, National League winners- STATEMENT OF THE OWNER i SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU -1 LATION, ETC , REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF I AUGUST 24, 1312 | of The Dar.ielsville Monitor pub lished at Danielsville, Ga., for Octo ber 1, 1924. Georgia, Madison County, j Before me, a notary, in and for the State and county aforesaid, per ! sonally appeared C. B. Ayers, who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the publisher of the Danielsville Monitor and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of £he ownership, management, tc of the afore, a.d pub licationn for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of Aug. 24, 1912; Publishers, Editors, Managing Edit ors, Business Managers are Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ayers. I That the owner is; G. B. Ayers. That the mown bondholders, mort gagees, and other security holders: None. G. B. Ayers, Pub : . Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of Oct. 1924. f D. E. Graham, N. P. 'after every CSeajises rnonlh pf: teetb and afds digestion. |i| Relieves that over- j-Vj ealen an.J acid moalh. Sts 1-a-s-M-n-g flavor fj satisfies tiie craving lor jY : J sweets. Wrlcicy’s %r. fiouh*!c vaSac in the bencCii aud l pkascrc il provides. Sealed in its Parity | < | —— Packcffc. \ l "’o S--b-- V m \ fi ■ 4 jbr G."'- : i j 3f:e flavor lasts m “* *" § FUNERAL DIRECTORS i EMBALM ERS 1 AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT f uav COFFIN J — rijuNiaiT m WL 61 61* Jr fcj| tN BROAD r v _ m , Shoes Shoes -\m Jiandling the Triangle Bread. Every Shoe is guaranteed to be solid leather and to give good satisfaction M vGfu Mmsm w \/\ %iM f WORK SHOES Rugged work shces cut from heavy black-grain leather and with a first quality sole heavy enough' to withstand hard winter wear. Bellows tongue keeps out dirt and wet. In ev ery way the most remarkable work shoe we have ever had in our store. Sizes sto 12. Value $3.75 Special $2,95 Special sale on Cloth 39 idch Sheeiing lOe yard Ginghams fast colors 17 1-2 yard Plaids • sOc yard Calico in all colors 10c yard Ladies Coats-with fur collars specia !y priced at $ 13.95 Will be closed Wednesday on account holiday. •• Dechovifz & Simmons S. M. SIMMONS, Manager C. A- SCUDDER iJBWEIiER ATHENS, GA jOiamosicloj, Watclxes, jr ewele Iry. , REPAIR: WATCHES & JEWELERY.