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(lassi tied Ads . MONEY TO LOAN On Far; is And other Rea! Estate in the Corner territory. GHOLSTON BROTHERS # - GIN DAYS In trder to accommodate the peo ple, I will gin your fotton an / day. B. L. RODGERS, Rt 3 Da-n'elsviHe, Ca. M. 11-21, 4t, pd. j £ For Sale HOUSES and LOTS Good Location See— W. L. HARDMAN g_jg' (£ Colbert, Ga. • MONEY LOANED by The Federal Land Bank at 5 1-2 per cent i* now available. As t takes some GO days to close p loan, please seeß me at once if you need money on your land. This is not only the cheapest money available on farm lands, but the farmer practi cally fixes bis own terms of payment, and can never be called upon to pay the principal sum, except at the rate of SI.OO per SIOO annually. CLARENCE E. ADAMS 1 Cecretary-Treasurer FOR SALE-Three shares of of stock ?n Corner Bank. Also 1 Large Iron Safe. A T. Sims, Agt. \ * % Dental Notice Dr. D. L. Cloud from Greens boro, Ga. will be in Comer on Second Monday each month pre pared to do all classes of dental work, to remain one week. He will appreciate a call. Office in Roper Building. LAND POSTED We are going to stock part of our land with quail, grouse and pheas ant and we have posted our land to protect the game for a few years and have ported signs on land read ing: “POSTED! Will prosecute any one caught hunting on our land. This means you!"* We mean exactly what this sign says. We otTec a standing reward of SIO.OO for any one caught hunting? or tearing down signs on our lands with- evidence to convict. GHOLSTON BROS i t . [Notice 1 hv/a bi?n appointed agent by the heirs of estate of Mrs. J. P Sim? to collect all past due notes and obligations. Call al l ssttle sarni before being pUoel for sait. A. T. Suns, Agt. FIRE WORKS F *•■ W i>?k* it Wholeiale Price* CurnteM at: t j|. J P BAILEY, Elbert on. G*, N. t 11-27, 3t ** i LAND POSTED Nn hunting allowed on land* of the Colbert Estate, and lands ot •Vtrs Miles Collier and Miles Collier. MILES COLLIER IS, 11-27, 2t .• LAND POSTED No haHatieg allowed Please stay RALPH COLLIER Comer Local JSeivs Miss Estelle Cooper will be at home from Cave Springs school for the Christmas Hollidays, visiting her parents, Mil.' and Mrs. J.- W. Cooper. Mr. W. A. Rowe is in Atlanta. Miss Paris liix of Athens v.sited her father here this week. Mr. and Mrs. King Carrington and children of Atlanta visited rel atives here the past week-end. Mrs. .T. T. No ell spent several i'lays with Mr. and Mrs. John ! Birehmore in Mrs. A. J,. Little cf Elherton is visiting' her sister, Mrs. Hoy Wil iliams.. .. ij if; jiH Mss. W. C. Groves and Mrs. L. F. McConnell are in Athens today. Miss Martha Carmichael who has been quite sick the past week is a ble to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adair will have as their guests during the hol idays: Mrs. Carl Sandess and fam ily of Lakeland, Fia., Miss Lucile Sasser of Tifton and Miss Frankie Dell Sasser of Atlanta. Mrs. Emma Birehmore is visiting in Athenaf. k , Miss E'oekeppa Burckhalter, Mes dnines A. M. Wilkins, S. -J. Car michael and C. B. Ayers are in Athens today. Mrs. Strickland has re turned from a visit to Hartwell. Mrs. J. E. Johnson, Mrs. W. P. Eovve, Mrs. W. A. Rowe and Mrs. C. S. Howe are in Athens today. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Htopkins spent Monday in Athens. Boys and gills from the different colleges, and teachers from here are expected the last of the week to qontribute to the happiness of the Christmas season. Mr. Hubert McWhirtcr, who has been traveling through the South ern States is here to spend the hol idays. i.liJ HERE IS YOUR CHANCE — Buy a $2 25 Meal Ticket for $2.00 at WILLIAM'S LUNCH STAND ‘"The Best Place To Eat” Friends of Mrs Clee Cook will re gret to learn of her illness. Mrs. Emma Turner, Mrs. A,. C. Son ells and Mrs. J. .R. .Turner spent today in Athens Mrs. U. T. Eberhardt and Mr. Robert Eberhardt Jjtf. were in Ath ens today. Comer High School closes to morrow for the Christmas holidays. Regular services next Sunday, at the Baptist church. PhHLATHEA CLASS MEETING The December meeting' oif Pkila thoa class met with. Mrs Howard Strickiwad trhh Mr*. Strickland and Mrs. Grady Cooper joint hos tess. The reception room was beautiful with Ohristmaa decorations. Avery amusing contest anvered by the alphabet was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Gerald Birchmore drawing first prize, which was a Sants Glaus stocking fdled with good things to eat. Mrs. Hugh Hopkins drew sec ond prize —a grape fruit. After the contest and several o’d time games, we were told to all march around the Christmas tree which was in the center K>f the room. Each one received a pie rent and as we marched around, we all l caught the Xmas spirit and felt like lit was really XirDelightful I Charlotte Russed and cake was serv- I ed. | Those present were: Mesdames j Blanche Sorrells. Jim Richard Tur ■ ner, Alice Benoir, Ed Hopkins, Wil j lis Birchmore, Gerald Birchmore, Hugh Hopkins, Lois Head. J. H. White; Misses Annie Sue McCannon hih! Annie Comer ?H£. DAMH-BVLt-E MONITOR. P-ANIELSVILLE. GOBJfA. Select From Our Staple Lines Perfumes Stationery Brushes I Cameras Leather Goods Fountain Pens Razors Vacuum Bottles Candies & Cigars Make Our Store your headquarters Citizens Pharmrcy Cor. Clayton & Jackson St. Athens, Ga. Athens Business College Bookkeeping, shorthand and typewriting. Save 50 per ee u t of expenses bv attending this school. The Graduates of the Atnens Busi ness College always get the best position. Every graduate employed- Write for informa tion to-day. Box Athens, Ga. Practical 1 ; Nurse Tells j Mrs. N. E. Snow, of Routs % * 1, near Paris, Ten#., tella the (§ story of her experience as and follows: J “I am 62 years old and I % have been a practical purse | for more than 20 years, talc- | ing mostly maternity cases. One of my daughters suffered £ from damping at . . . She would just bend double and have to go to bed. | GARDUI: The Woman’s Tonic f was recommended to her and £ she only had to take about two bottles, when she hardly % knew that it was . . she £ suffered so little pain. > “M y youngest daughter k was run-down, weak and £ nervous, and looked like she didn’t have a bit of blood % left—just a ; walking skeleton, (| no appetite and tired all the \ time. I gave her two bottles § of Cardui. It built her up & and she began eating, ana soon gained in weight' and j has been so well since.*' ro Cardui, the Woman’s Tonic, & h3 hriped women | for over forty years. Try it. At mmfim* - TfiL' & BEAUTIFUL^ DESIGNS *’ • ■ f^BßOs^l I FUNERAL DIRECTORS \ ISC EMBALMERS % AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT t >M bay jfa COF FINJ (Ol Night ML M. 61 (jj 4 W Siml v JL BROAD ’ l^bM ZIVTSUR. A.IVCE ZZZ LiFE fire ; T‘ ACCIDENT WINDSTORM SURETY BONDS, AUTOMOBILE.* .<o* W, E HENSLEE, Agent. Do your Xmas shopping at -v' . ‘ - Dechovitz & Simmons We have a full line of toys, dolls, va ses, fruits, candies. We have just received a few ladie’s hats, new spring style. You will find many bargains at t>ur r l -- . . * - - bargain table, ginghams, sheeting i and bleaching. I Give Us A Trial —————mm > s '?■■■ r. ' , -. A ■ : 1 ' Dechovitz & Simmons S. M. SIMMONS, Manager. C. A. SCUDDER JEWELER ATHENS, GA- Diamonds, Watclies, Jewelery. Sterling Sil vel REPAIR: WATCHES & JEWELERY. -