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Classified Ads . PIGS FOR SALE— See C. B. Ayere MONEY TO LOAN On Ftrmi >ud other Reel Estate in the Comer territory. GHOLSTON BROTHERS FOR RENT— Good two or three heree farm one mile of Ft Lamar, Ga. (Van Ow en* farm) . Alio good two-hone farm two mile* ftom Commerce, Ga. See W. D. Sheppard, Commerce, Ga. M, 1-9, 4t. SHINGLES FOR SALE at Moore’s Bridge by .1. E. Vaughn, Comer, Ga ~ Rt. 4 N, 1-8, 4t, pd MONEY LOANED by The Federal Land Bank at S 1-2 per cent is now available. As it takes tome €0 days to close )a loan, please secß 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 his 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 Denial Notice I 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 Ropar Building. Florida, Land of Gold for Them i jr’*‘ t 4f • ;u C;S. Helen Baird, widow of Brooklyn, N. Y., struggled for years in feed ing her family of three. Now she comes into a fortune of $2,000,000 —gold for land purchased by her f rand-dad, John Baird, now dead, ut 35 years ago a poor Brooklyn policeman. Old John Baird was ashamed to tell the family he had purchased the Florida land. A recent search for title revealed the fact, then the heirs were located. Below, the Baird children. * MT. ZION LOCALS * We are gl ad to state that Mrs. Bud Ficoe was able to he brought home from St. Mary's Hospital Sun day, where she has been for several weeks. Mrs. Pink Patten has been visiting her son, Mr. Ben Patten at Royston a part of this weak-. Mrs. Hope Caritlaeri visited her sister, Mrs. Tom Sanders, near Dan ielsvflle Tuesday. Mr. and Mrsf, Joe Patten ef Pat teraen community ‘pent the past week-end with relatives in this com munity . Mr. and Mrs. Thurmond Sanders have the deepest sympathy of our community i the fcad death of their son, George Russell, which oc curred at their home here kast Tues day. Mr. Sanders was a young man of sterling qualities, and one that had the admiration of a host of friends, who mourn over their, and yet rejoice over his gain, Eternal Rent. Hie life was constrained by the love of Christ, hence his influence for good will lfve on to bless and encourage those who ere trying to run the race with patieace. Miss Lilian Beussee was the guest of Mias Gladys Bates the past week- sad. Friwuk in this cotrsmunitv will be pleaaed to learn that Mr. Ivy has a lucrative position in Madison nnd they arc delighted with the cordiality of the people of Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Will Irvin and sons, H®ward and Willie, spent part of lasi week in Madison, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ivy. Miss Velna Patten returned to her home near Cedar Grove Sunday af ter visiting Miss Annie Belle Patten for several days. Miss Dezzie Lee Eavens was guest of Mrs. Gass Eavens, near Gholston i Stand, the past week-end. Mrs. Reece Porterfield has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mattie Sor rells near Rogers the past week.. ✓ Misses Eva Escoe and Jessie Mae Christian, two of Cedar Grove’s popular youag ladies, visited Mrs. Gilbert Patten the past week-end. Miss Adele Kellurn of Ceoteir Grove community was guest ol Miss Francis Garithers part of last week. Miss Edna Irvin lias returned home after an extended visit to rel atives in Madison. Messers J. D. Patten Sr., Oscar Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Oa rithors spent Saturday in the “Clas sic City." •;. Mr. Howard Loftis and Mr. Bar nett from near Colbert were visiting some of the fair sex in this communi ty Sunday. Mrs. John Irvin o*‘ Moons Grove vicinity is guest of Mrs. Will Irvin at present. Mr. J. P. Patten and Mr. Hu bert Escoe and family, Mrs. Bur roughs Holcomb, Miss Lillie Patten and Mr. Jim Patten were among those who went over to Franklin Springs Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. R. N. Patten. Miss Jane Burroughs went up bo Saw Dust Sunday to attend the fu neral of her sister, Mrs Bettie Bar nett. We extend our sympathy to her in the loss of her sister. Mrs. Ruby Sims and little daugh ter, Dorothy,.are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escoe near Cedar Grove. Mr. Sidney O’Kelley was in Ath ens Sunday. Mrs. Anna Holcomb and Miss Lil lie Patten visited relatives in Colbert dining the past week. THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR. DANIELSVILLE. GEORGIA. Mr. Ben Patten a former resident of this community but now of Itoys .ton haa the heartfelt syrnpatny 'of this entire community in Hie death of his wife, which oecuired Saturday j afternoon with appendicitis. The de ceased leaves besides her hu feand, seven children, three boys and four l girls, the youngeut being only a few : weeks old. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. G. F. Taylor and interment made m Franklin Springs Cemetery Sunday afternoon in the presence of a largo concourse oi redatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. IVJrlten Rollins at tended divme services at Macedonia Sunday last. One of the most enjoyable enter tainments of the season was the “Tacky Party” at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jnsse Patten in honor of their niece, Mis- Velna Patten Sat urday night. The •ntire evening was one of merriment as there were prizes for the boy or girl who looked the tackiest” and quite a ndraber competed, eons&quentlv it was hard far the judges to decide, However when the decision was made it was wem by Miss Pauline Irvin and Mr. Cecil Eaven. The hostess endeavored to have juust as “tacky” prizes as the com petitors were. So the explosion of laughter was great when Miee Irvin opened her box and found a jug of swbet mfWc and a “pone” of “fatty bread,” and Mr. Evans an joyed the contents of his box, as it was a boil ed pig tail. Mrs. Will Irvin and Mbs. Cartfchers assisted the hostess in serv ing continually during the evening., such “Tacky” refreshments as syr up candy, parched peanuts and gan ger snaps, which were voted to be perfectly delicious althoAigh ideally “tacky.” Master I>oilen Carithers spent the past wwek-er.d with little Randolph Lord near Meadow. Mr. and Mrs. Dupree Eavens were vis'ting relatives near James Springs the latter part of last week*, Mr. and Mrs. Eastern Hall of Meadow vicinity were guests of Mr and Mrs Bud Escoe Monday. Mrs. Fred Landers visited Mrs. Geo. Nelms Monday last. New Mat Champ Wayne H. Munn, of Nebraska, 6 ft., 7 in. tall and weighing 2£B pounds, is the new wrestling champion of the world. He picked up the former champ, “Strangler" Lewis, and tossed him from the ring. Lewis w&s injured so seri ously he could not resume. CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH dental gold, platinum and discard ed jewelry. Hoke Smelting & Refin ing Ca., Otsego, Michigan. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS Coal! Coal! A car of good Lump Coal now enroute. See me before you buv. R. C, Davison f ~ ' jßb "Gee Sis! They’re Hummers” Even a little chap notices the soft lustre and splendid fit of Humming Bird Pure Silk Hosiery. You’ll find Elumming Birds as durable as they are beautiful, and remarkably low in price. We have Humming Bird Hose in a wide variety of smart new colors. ®!.SO a,-s*air A YVonderfui Test of this hose is shown in our window this week. Only one Humming Bird stocking suspended from the ceiling of the window with a rock 125 lbs. or more tied to it. W. A. Rowe 3? Cos. C. A. SCUDDER JEWELER ATHENS, GA- Diamonds, ■W atciies. Sterling; Silver* REPAIR: WATCHES & JEWELERY.