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HIGHEST PRICE 5 PRODUCE We will buy your produce and pay you the TOP PRICE Friers 25c lb. \ .X Hens 20c lb. Roosters 20c lb. We will give you merchandis in exchange for your produce worth the money. Come to see us. COMER. : *' GEORGIA. * * * ****• * COLLIERS ACADEMY * • •*** * * • * i Most everybody is busy these prety days sowing l their grain. Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Efstes spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Power. Mr. Roy Carington of Meadow spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs Joe Chandler. Mr. Wesley I've of Elberton spent Sunday with Messers Mercer and Pelmer Dillard. Mesdames H. P. Dickerson and Sam Smith spent Friday afternoon with Mesdames W. B. Patton and Odell Smith. Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Collier and children and Mrs. L. W. Collier vis ited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Collier at Colbert a while Sundiyy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Smith an nounce the birth of a little son. Mr. and Mrs. Is),am Thomas spent a while Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. Dock O’Kelley spent Saturday night; with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. O’Kelloy. M rs. Nancy Webb has returned home after a visit to her son Mr. Fred Webb and famAv in Atlanta. School opened here last Monday morning with twenty pupils on roll and more yet t.o come. Mr. and ’Mrs. W. 0. Graham and children were shopping in Athens Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen Bridges spent the week end with home-folks at Indian Cre->’; Mrs. W. C. Graham spent Sunday with Mrs. Kiri \nt!.ny. Miss Mattie Mae Antherv ha.l ; - her guests Sunday ?!> es Ds.-i\ Ia ily Pea.l and A-i 1 ; G- nn. Mr. and Mrs. Furl Reyindds < Le "i rt r.d: y with Mr. and A’rs. E. W. Johnson. MessersL. 0., C. 1. and .>o C v.nd ler were busine-s visitors to \ the ns Tb •" v lay. Several from here attended the fneral of Air. John Jarrel Saturday. M rs. E. W. Johnson spent a while Saturday night with Mis. R. C. Turner. Misses Lusara, Elizabeth and Frances Johnson spent a while Sat urday'' night with Misses Jessie Mae and Jewel Turner and Eunice Ash worth. Mr. Sam Smith of Enterprise spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dickerson, Mrs. Smith return ed home with him after a visit for sometime. Several from here attended the show in Athens Wednesday. Miss Irene Dillard spent Saturday afternoon with Miss Mattie Mae Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Smith of En terprise spent Sunday with Mr. Mark Johnson and family. Mrs. Earl Anthony spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. B. Patton. The singing given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dickerson Sat urday night was enjoyed by every one present. Airs. Robeca Anthony ha returned home after visiting her sons Messers. Ear and Cliff Anthony here for some time. *J . i Mrs. W. C. Graham -spent last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dave Colquitt. '■ Lft i. School opened last Monday /morn ing with Miss Mavis Vaughn of the Giade teacher. Mrs. Mercer Graham spent one evening hist week with Mrs, J. P. Gra ham. A large crowd at Sunday School Sunday and after S. S., Rev. Allen ot Arnoldsviilc preached a good sermon which was enjoyed by all present. Master Martin Franklin of near Comer spent Saturday night and Sunday with Air. and. Mrs. Isham Thomas. rliss Mavis Vaughn spent the week end with homefolk at The Glade. Air. J. 11. Poole and Misses .Myr tle and Sybil Dunaway spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Airs. E. W. Johnson and daughters. Air. Eldridge Graham attended a party .n Comer Friday night. THE UANIELSVILLE MONITOR. OANIEWVILLE, GA. Cloaks Prices unheard of, these were carried over from last season. All colors bread cloths and velvets, 10.00 and sls values 3 98 15.00 and 20.00 coats at S.PS 20.00 andj2s.oo coats at 6.98 One hundred coat suits sacrificed for this week only 4 98 Canton Crepe In all colors that 3.C0 quality only 1,89 Taffetan and Satins, only 1.48 This is Mens Week-Note these Prices Past color button-down collar-shirt I.GO All wool pants Genuine Velour hats 3 50 Slippers of the newest shade 4.50 Clot hir.g 25 r-e r cent off Overcoats that are bargains at regular prices, 1-5 < if We Refund Money for gas IT j| T 350 Broad St. Bring this Ad J. j| ) Athens, Gee gi£ The Store With A Concicnce Eggs 50c dozen Corn 1.50 bushel Peas 2.00 44 *bHrgaots^ Dresses Various Shades of plaids siks, jerseys and wool serge, never less than 7.50 2nd 10.00 only 4.98 Scarfs Anew shipment of all wool Scarfs at - 1; • Chokers and Furs One-Haif Off Serges and Twills All wool serges and Poiret twill in all colorsWvorth 1,50 yd, only - : ’ c Sheets, Comforts,Blanket 72x90, 1.25 Sheets / L Comforts, heavy quality ; Blankets of mixed wool - - Slippers for women New styles received weekly, every P& ir guaranteed, tar straps, patent suai • oxfords, black oxfords