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• MT. AIRY * • •• i.*** Mr. ami Mrs. M. F. Webb and ehildr€‘n of Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Cole of Commerce were visiting here Sunday. Miss Elis? Thompson of near Co mer visited Miss. Cilara Burroughs last week. Alts. R. M. . Mhrray of Hone; path S. C. it veiling Mrs.. L. R. Sheridan Miss De'/z e Me>e Martin of- Dan iel.-ville vfas gue-vt of Miss I.i.ie l'at tt'n Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs L. R. Sheri lan and daughters Misses Lucie and Gera’- ardine and .Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sheriuan went to Athens Sunday to attend the Vaughn Memorial Sng Rev. Coile filled his regular ap pointment Saturday and Sunday. Airs. Grady King had as her din ner guests Wednesday last, Mrs. Bert, Chatham, Miss Genettd/Steed, and Mr. Leon. Kincaid of Colbert.. . Misdf MahcJ Escoe of Mt,. Zion community visited Miss Lillie Ratten Thursday night. Rev./ Coile spent Saturday night with Mr. J. M. Escoe. Mr. I). N. Gunnin visited r: la tives at Lavtnia Sunday. Mrs. Howard Fatten was gue.< of Mrs. Tom Fatten Friday. Our school closed Friday, 24th af ter a very successful term under th management of M ss Geraldine Sher idan. A large crowd of this community enjoyed a tren c at Bullocks Mill hri day last in honor of. last, day of school. KINGS STORE Here wo come again after being absent for quite a while. We are glad to see the farmers petting < n so well with their crops. Miss Truly Meadow is quite sick at present. Hope to report her bet ter next week. Air. Oscar King and wife and sister. Miss Estelle Hendrix spent Sunday with Mr. Buford; Garrett and ftunily. Mr. Riley Smith (had the ms fortune to lose a fine hoFse. Moss. Grover Bridges, Roy l , hi.n mens and Dewitt Dove were out pleasure riding Sunday. We are sorrv to see so many lit tle children with whooping cough. Airs. Beulah Smith and child en spent a while Monday with Airs. Maud Christian. DEATH OF INFANT On April 2A, God released Ftile Jimmie Sue Martin from her sufiftr ings and carvied her to the land of rest where she will suffer no more. She only lived 26 days. Her remains was laid t<* rest in I ystra cemetery Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. —A friend For Sa’e Have 100 College No. 10>■ t> i See \ will sell in any quantities At $1 per bushel J. r . \‘ i V ns RFD. No, 1, Hull, ua. City Advertising Tax St. Petersburg, Fla., put itself on tlie map by raising money for city advertising through a tax levy. Adore than $160,000 a year is thus raised. C. C. Carr was one of the pioneers in this —and now, as chairman of the Fourth District of the Associated advertising Clubs of the World, bids fair to take the 1026 convention of that great or ganization to his town. UNION Mr C T Edwards was in At lanta Friday. We are triad to state that PauT Smith is able to be out again. Mr Howard and Edwin Set tle attended the party Satur day night given by Mrs H G Bannister in honor of the grad uating class of Ila. The Gleaners class cf this place enjoyed a very socioable evening Saturday night at the home of Misses Beatrice and Eva Lou Tiileri several visitors were present, many games were played after which a delicious course of Sandwiches and lem onade was served. Miss Clara Chandler is visi ting her brother, Mr Eddie Chandler and wife in Atlanta. Misses Beatrice Tiller and Bertha Chandler were in Ath ens Saturday. The B Y P U of 11a will put on a program at this place next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. Lets everybody c< me at d'be on time. Misses Eva L( o Tiller and Ruby Chandler attended the Progress School picnic Satur day. Several from around here at tended the commencement ex ercises at ila Friday night and reported an interesting pro gram. Misses Rosalie Smith,'Mav onnie Carter rid Malir.e Chand ler were at home for the week end. Earnest Martin was in Ath ens Saturday, Odel Smith is a pretty steady fellow he still makes his Sun day cabs and reserves the same old tree every Sunday for his mule, Mr Tom Burroughs ard wife of Ila were tie sjti and tlie day guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Torn Smith ard family. Blondine Davis spent Sunday night w ith Margaret Chandler. Mrs Hood of Manta was THE DANIELSVILLE MONITOR. DANIELS VILLE. GA. visiting her old schoolmate Miss Marjorie Carter thio week end. Mr Perrv Adams and family spent Sunday w’ith Mr Homer Adams and family. Avery large crow r d enjoyed the singing given at the home of Misses Ruby and Bertha Chandler Sunday night, Somebody ask Buf< rd Smith what color he mostly prrfers. Miss Bessie Smith who is teaching at Hull, rrec’ea short call on her parents Sunday pm. Mrs Mary Bird who has been visiting her children for some time is back again with Mr and Mrs John Davis. Miss Moline Chandler was in Winterville furday. Messers Horner Chandler and Howard Settle we understand made some business calls Sun day afternoon. We are eorry to say that Mrs BC Settle has been suffering with Tonsilitis the past week MONEY LOANED by The Federal Land Bank, at 5 1-2 per cent is now available. As it takes some 60 days to close a 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. E. ADAMS Awaits Chair .. r .■; ; Wm. Caviller, 15, of Pottsville, Pa., .convicted of slaying his grand mother and sentenced to be electro cuted this week, is at last remorse ful, as this last photo shows. Beware of Imitations! r r,~ V. h J \ {7% Cnlr.-ii V(,a "~v?r CVc-s” eu j'.’iokjtfr*' or c~' : 1 t t:r; iho .u \ -i.' ;.:••• ; ly :*• < l . and P*;*k -- over-t.vcat. \r.-. ; t- ' VXf.s T!,> tu n* V..c:i:r.c’_j 1 .„ N•• . 'a 5 a ft, 1 A.v. . r t .f on'y. :n .1 •].:* i .raj’' .n' or p.- v-r l'r x tier-a. iitwi. v .-.v? t'v, l - tai ' U u tvi.: - t- Mt'- *•< % M l, Mm /• _ -In a, tit. t. !.•:••• k it ?■" 'i,'titC .JJJ cl Vo.-'.. -i' .v* v. jfj We carry the celebrated Costa’s Ice Cream, which may be purchased in bulk observed at our fountain. Es pec-in! attention is given to orders for dinner parties arid receptions, when special cream may be desired. We do not knew w ; hat your favorite drink may be, but w e have it—basic syrups to mix all the popular drinks original bottles of standard beverages that can be dispen sed only in that form. Let us cater to your taste in ice cold drinks —we can please you and your friends. Comer TDrua Company (Tomer, (Beorgla, sagST YOUR |p BORROWING ig^POWER It is no disgrace to borrow money to do business. Half of the business of the world is done with bor rowed capital. Your Uncle Samuel borrowed some billions to fi nance the war. He could do it because he had a good line of credit. You should establish your credit with your bank so that when you want to finance a deal that requires more than your cash in hand you will find your borrowing pow er equal to the demand, This bank will make loans to farmers in small a mounts to finance the making of crops this year, THE COMER BANK Di 'posits Insured COMER, GEORGIA. Fresh Fish I will have on Saturday Fresh Fish for sale. Ready Dressed. 3 different varieties, % E. B. Scarboro