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(sunffNewy • + * * * * * 9 t * • MT ZION LOCALS * By “ Clipper” • • * 9 • • • We have enjoyed a good rain the past week end. Mr. (). T. Patten and children of Cedar drove vicinity v.a guest of Mr. Jesse Patten and family Sunday. Miss Edna Irvin is spending this Week with relatives in Comm*' ce. Mr. Quincy Loftis from near Col bert was guest of Mr. J. B. Patten’s family the past week-end. We arc* sorry to say that Sunday, he looked like one who treads alone some ban quet hall deserted. We suppose the disappointment he received Saturday night was rathe severe. Miss Fannie Lou Patten is spend ing part of this week with Miss Evie Lou Mann of Danielsville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown were vis iting Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett. Tuesday last. / Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Patten were guests of MY. Lonzie Escoe the past week-en and. We reirret to soy that Mrs. j. M. Escoe is on the sick list at present. M isses Velna and Agnes Patten of Cedar Grove were guest of Miss es Annie Belle and Fannie Lou Pat ten the past week-end. Mrs. Susie Eavens spent Monday with Danieisville relatives. Little Miss Pauline Holcomb of Mt. AYv community was visiting her nur.t. Mr-.. Myrt Landers Tuesday night.. We regret to state that Mrs. Jim Patterson is seriously ill at present. Mr. Will Irvin and family were visiting Mr. Homer Irv'in oi i om merce last Saturday. Mrs. Fred Landers was in Athens lust week to see an eve specialist in regard to a growth on her eye, which we learn she* will have taken oL this week. Miss Jane Burroughs continues on the sick list, we regret to note. Miss Dosia Dudley of Abbeville S. C. has been the admired guest of Misses Ruby and Jewel Escoe the past week end. Mr. Milton llollin has been in Gritfin Ga. the past week attending the Congregationaf Holiness Associ ation. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Power were visiting Mr. Henry Moore and family of Danielsville the past week-end. FORT LAMAR * * • * • * * * * \ cold rain bus, interrupted tarm •work, which has been going briskly on tor several weeks. Mr. Paul Hutcherson of Dalonega and lis brother. Marvin, of Com merce, spent the week-end with home folks. Mr. John Cnrruth of near here was notified a few days ago of the sudden It 1 of his s< n-in-law, Mr. Pryor Davis, of Florida. He leaves a wife and live small children. Mr. Pw ; Sit Tabor left last w eek for Orlando, Fla. to accept a posi tion as an inspector of citrus fruits for the coming season. Mr. 0. !,. 'Parker and family of near here are moving soon to R. C. where he will teach the coming year. Messers J. C. Tabor and Ralph Parker Were in Athens on business Si few days ago. The friends of Mrs. Margaret Hutch, r.sonwill be glad to hear that she is improving after being indis posed for a few days. Mrs. A. L. Payne is spending some time with relatives in Athens After a pleasant visit of 10 days here with relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williford and children have re turned to their home in Greenwood, Miss. They were married here some 20 year , ago ar. 1 have onlv been back a few times since. They found the country greatly changed. AUTO ACCIDENT Are often caused not through carelessness ot the driver, hut because of defective eyesight. Whether or not you drive an automobile, you should play safe by being 100 per cent efficient. You cannot make the score unless your eyes are efficient too. Consult our expert optometrist from the Chas. A. Green Opt.cal Conspany, Atlanta, for the proper glasses. He will be here a?sm on Tuesday, November 11th. L. E. GREENE & COMPANY, Dariolsviiie, Ga. SMITH DOTS • ********* Smith school will open next Monday morn irg, w e hope they will have a good school. Mr D U Strickland and fami ly spent awhile Saturday night with Mr ar and Mrs. I) M Patten, Misses Velna and Agnes Pat ten was the week-end guest of Misses Lou Patten. Mrs James £e\ rr.our spent last Sunday right with her daughter, Mrs Ada Patten, ATrs 1) U Strickland spent Mon and a y af■.er nc o n wi t h Mrs 0 T Patten, Miss Edith Strickland spent last Monday night with Miss Agnes Patten. We are sorry to say that lit tle Otha Patten is sck with pneumonia now, we hope he will soon be well. Mrs I) IJ Strickland spent the day with her relatives near Danielsville last Tuesday. HOW ABOUT YOUR EYES? Do you re!iit how easy it is to strain and overtax them? In the stress of a busv dr.v, the eves are forced to accomplish their work in spite of de fects. .It's surprising how much re lief *iy hcohtained under such cir cumstances, from .properly fitted glasses. Think This Over Seriously and come <n on Wednesday, Nov. 12, and consult cur optician .from .the Chag. A. Green Ootical Company, Atlanta, shout your eyes. HA RDM A DRUG COMPANY. Colbert, Ga. POCATALIGO * ******* People will have to use their wood tools mert fitquentlynow win er is ereev : rp in. The party given by Mr and Mrs Will Barrett Sa tu rd a y night was enjoyed by a large crowd. v, Kev A M 's r e fti led nis regfu ap n i o merit here Saturday and Sunday. " s - Mr and Mrs TANARUS, A. Freeman had as their guest Saturday nig’,.* and Sunday, Misses Lula Ma.’de Pittman, RiFaFre man LHE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR DANIELSVILLE. GA. and Pauline Fitch and Mr and Mrs Jim Freeman Rev. W M Save, Mr and Mrs L M Vaughn spentSundav with Mr and Mrs E B Barrett. Mr Richard Sesgraves has been ill for the past week we hope he may recover, • •••*** *••• 4 MASONS MILL * • •******** The farmers are about thru gathering their crops. We are giad to learn that Mr Holmon Fowler is feme better after being very i.lh The party given by Misses Ruby and Louies R’ghland was enjoyed by all present. Mr Jack Tucker have return ed home after spending a tew days with his sister near Hart well. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Bridges spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother, Mrs Susie Bridges near ( oil ei t Miss Nelle Phillips spent a while with Miss ALmie Watson last Thursday. Mf Lester Masey were in Royston on busiiff (it day last week, MrKennie Bridges and Mr Jack Tucker gave Miffts Pear) and Nellie Christian a pleasant call Saturday nig bt. Mr and Mrs Ezra Christian and litt'e daughter, Winnie Belle spent Sunday with the latters grandparents. Mr John Bridges and family. Unde lnrhiii 1 love to meet the flivver as she spins along the pike, with the happy little family aboard. There’s nothin' qr.ite so joyous as a benzine-buggy hike, in a speedster that you ''Tally can af ford. Where distance lends en chantment—like she didn’t use to do, when Old Dobbin was the power before the throne, —0. the sassy little windshield with the smiles a-shinin’ through, lays hold of a distinction all its own! * * * Smilin' through the windshield is n mighty happy fad, if we meet appreciation on the way,— * * * Smilin’ through the wind shield—O, it drives away the dumps, when a feller gets to steppin’ on the gas—when the little buggy chuckles at the hol lers, hills an’ stumps, —let me yell a “lialielooyer” as they pass! No use a-feelin* sorry when there’s happiness to spare, where the thistle-purple deco rates the road, —there’s health an’ wealth an’ freedom in the crisp October air—God bless the little flivver anil —its load! wilffifewk M k J Wo take great pleasure in look.ng after the of the children, for we know that to ;U :• them right means much throughout their lives If you have the slightest suspicion that vour ch^dren’s cvfs need at tention, bring them in and have a" examination made bv our well known optometrist from the Cbas. A.Green Optical Company, Atlanta, who will be glad to tei! you wether or not glasses are needed. He will be Here again on Wednesday. November 12. HARDMA DRUG COMPANY, Cclbcrt, Ga. Tender Luscious BEEFSTEAK ( |fi||| fell' PH® J ' J >TCAfT||I W How About One For Todav? V A Feu: Specials Steak 20c lb. Roast 15c lb, Stew meat 8c lb. Cared Ham _...,40c lb. COMPTON'S CASH MARKET Phone 82 SAY "BAYER”', when youi buy Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians ior; Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago , | Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism /J a / MJt n Accept only “Bayer" package O&IAAA/S which contains proven directions. JEJ/ Eamiv “Caver” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottle* of 24 and 100— Drugf^t*. Aspirin is the tn.de mark of Barer Manufacture of MwvaoeitcacMaster of A Solitaire ALWAYS ADDS TO THE BEAUTY OF A WOMAN’S HAND. WE CARRY THEM IN A GREAT MANY SETTINGS, ALONG WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF OTH ER STONES AND JEWELRY. WC SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU OUR ASSORTMENT. M- F- FICKETT JEWELRY CO . / e ivc/ci>—Op tam e t rists 268 CLAYTON ATHENS. GA- SEABOARD Use the “Old Reliable” when making trips to and from Atlaria, and other points. Our trains run, regardless of weather. All inforr - tion cheerfully given, Pullman res ervations made and assistance 1 - dered. Cal! on nearest SEABOARD Ticket Agent, or write 0. G. LaHatte, Trav. Pass’r Agent, SAL. Ry> Atlanta, Ga, Pork Chops _..2 r ,(! it,. Pork Sau. 25: )b. PorkJSteak 2oe !b. Mixed Sau. 20c lb.