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Do You Believe in _ Easter Bunnies? , , 1 * ** - £ ™ , :• I P ./". ' : i|Hh ,i* wrgmmi ! • i i# fp ' t >,/ J;-' i; /$ /• 2 '•' 5 Y*' w Hy u HM//*mav.wv*Nr.V*AM/’A.va ‘MtM..^M , t UJMjpVXWr' >^WWW-- w . : # This Weeks Cross-Word Puzzle By Eva Foss Smith This cross-word puzzle, which was arranged ! y Miss Eva Foss Smith, should give every cross-word puzzle fan ar opportunity to say that he solved a puzzle in twenty minutes —the maximum length of time it should take for this one. The definitions, clear and concise, are accurate, and none of the words are difficult. In addition to this, the puzzle is a '.mall one. Now, let’s see what you can do with it. We are warning you tnat you will not so.m find another one so easy. Ha J P 33 " K3 T I—l—l—l 883 III! VERTICAL 1 Any ov.nll succulent fruit. 2 Associate of Arts (abbr) 3 A fruit . sling: of ,i kernel en closed in a woody shell. 4 A mitt!' for Veer. 6*An a id. ia,son of t l -* fev ale sex. 6 Public Conveyances (plural abr) 7 A poi:.t of the compass reversed 8 Worn out. 10 Posse e l 12 Ccmitp: to iti er 14 Opposes 16 Couples 18 Used in the Phillipines as w •weapons 20 A color 22 Over (eont action) 25 Front hai * cut straight across. 26 Lines ef Union 27 Crude Tat car 28 Did wrong: 31 Skill 84 An incl'tvittcn of the head 35 An Australian bird 37 A preposition SS A state on the Atlantic coast (abbr) HORIZONTAL 1 An edible seed 2 Tt force way by violent twisting 0 The original writer 11 Roy 1 M arines (abbr) 13 Groups enP.Aed in snorts 14 A Nt • England S ate (abbr) J 5 A corded material 17 A girl's name 18 A wager Id Ti no? vc ;u :ueth'ng anxious*y f’ l "" e ] >p in a lasso 23 Tf fasten 2< A Biblical character 25 Featu:eJ veilcbrnto animals 27 Another form of arise 2f> Answer (alibi) 20 Tin* organ if bearing 32 Steamer wd h> ) 33 No good (Slang) ,31 A kind of boat 30 An adult .37 V native oriental drum, as India 30 Small crvstnlr. of ice falling: in irregular flakes 40 Clear Answer to lost weeks Cro?s- Woril Puzzle A T N NE HljplDflP Y e MB I DE R RpßjjpTeTn •3 THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR. uANIKLSVILLE. CA * MEADOW • ••••*** • * • (This week and last week's locals) Hurrah! here is old Meadow again after being absent for a few days. There were not many at preaching Saturday and Sunday on account ol rainy weather. The singing given by Miss Nellie Smith last Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. We are sorry to report that Miss Agnes Patten is in St. Mary’s Hos pital; hope she will soon be well a gain. Miss Pauline Poss was the guest of Miss Frances Carithcrs last Sun day. The play, Topsy Turvy or th< Courtship of Deacon, that was put on at this place Saturday night was en joyed by a large crowd. guest of Miss Maudie Sue Miller last Saturday n’ghl and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson of near Gholston stand were the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Epps last Sunday The farmers of this section have been busy plowing for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashworth of Oglethorpe were the guests of their latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Miller Saturday night and Sun day. Miss Jessie Mae Christian and Miss Leavie Nelms were the guest? of Misses Nellie and Eva Smith Sat urday night and Sunday. Little Edna Parham is on the sick list at this writing, we hope for her a speedy recovery. Miss Kathrine Brown aid Miss Lo la Branyan spent this week-end with Miss Fannie Lou Fields was the home folks. Mr. and Mrs Ben Lord and fam ily were the guests of Mr. asd Mrs Will D. Barnett Sunday. Miss Pauline Foss and Miss Fran cer. Carithers were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brant Lord Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Epps wort visiting relatives near Mt. Zion Sunday afternoon. —Brown Eyed- Betty MONEY TO LOAN On Farms Rod other Rea! Estate i. the Cos riser territory. GHOLSTON BROTHERS j\ G?t Up, I . , ,‘ y ‘ J ' 1 V .A 'k \ f . v . o te* c 4 g |v If A t el | * 1 8% ,f I I ¥* & y- iA;y ■ ' ■ * S V A. • rP.wd I * IKifi p 4 \ i| Of\ -3 ■s- / A j ‘'g- ■: : Fowler McCormick, heir to the Harvester millions, is working for *2O a week in a Milwaukee mill and living at a? per week board ing and rooming house. A fellow roomer says ‘“Mac hates to get up <,t 5 A. M. bgt is “came’’ and lie does. 9 -v Your Attention We call your attention to a few items we expect to. offer you Saturday April 11th. A good overall for men $1.38 A good overall for boj s .98 3 lbs. best coffee for 1.00 10 lbs sugar .75 A good molases .65 Pure sugar cane syrup .90 10 Per Cent Reductions on Ladies Hats Hens “Large” 20c pound Hens “Small’’ 19c pound Friers 35c pound Eggs 25c dozen W. T. Cook COMER GA., Old Reliable Fertilizers Used For (K) Years None better at any price. See * ► Me before you buy, 3L. O. Sorrow Colbert Georgia, MONEY TO LEND ON FARMS Have unlimited funds to place on im proved farms. Very reasonable com missions. Interest rate 6 per cent. Loans closed promptly. Green & Michael, Loan Department Soutbarn Mutual Kuilil ing Athens, Ga.