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Mrs. George Duffle had as htr
guests Friday afternoon, Mrs. b .
E. Collins, Mrs. 1 M. .Strickland,
Mrs. Loyd Collins, and Mrs. Oliver
OucLwcn th.
The friends of Miss Grace Strick
land are g!;ni to see he;' back home
after g< in„ to -cl.ool at Bond Acad
emy this tei m.
Rev. Luther White will preach at
Bethel second Sunday afternoon,
May 10th. Everybody come.
Friecds of our community were
vc ry sa.l to hear of the death ot
Mr. Bud Scarborough Wednesday
afternoon, who was found dead. He
was laid to re t at David s Home
cemetery Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Homer Collins was the guest
*1 Mr. Alonzo Strickland Sunday.
Mess Bill and Lee Bond were
visitors in ou" community Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Collini were
gueets of Mr. und Mrs. Crady Col
lins Saturday night wild Sunday.
Several from here attended the
party at Mi Mae Bell Wiansley’s
Saturday night and reported a nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Collins wore
guests cf Mr. mid Mrs. John Hughs
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. Willie CbrMiun and family
nd niece, Miss Jessie Mae Christian
were visiting friends and relatives
in Anderson, S. C. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Tom Philliju and Mr. Griff
("anthers were the guests of Mr. A
C. Phillips a while Sunday alter
eon.
Mrs. A. O. Phillips is spending
this week with her mother, Mrs.
Rock Carithers of Commerce.
Georgia, Madison County.
Whereas, C. F. Threlkcld, admin
istrator of Mrs. Marthaa Thrclkeld
dec’d, represents to the court in his
petition duly filed and entered on rec
ord that he hns fully administered
Mrs. Martha Threlkeld'a estate:
Ti is to ite all persons concerned,
kindred and credit rs, to show cause
if any they can, why said Admin'stra
Ilis administration, and receive Let
•or should not be discharged from
ters of Dismission, on the first Mon
day in June, 1925.
N. C. Bullock, Ordinary
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WEATHERLY & BROCK
Funeral Directors and E nbalmers
Qiiaality and So vice
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ity, won the famous Decathlon
championship kt the T nn Relay
games, stamping himself the best
all-around athclete in the U. S.
This Week
By Arthur Brisbane
BUILD A GOOD NAME.
OUR LoJi> CY RUST.
DiO ‘'FATE" GET HIM?
HONOR THE AUTOMOEILE.
What is the value of a good
name ? Financiers that Lought the
Dodge automobile company from
the heirs of the two uo.e brothers
that established it have re-; old the
company to tlia public (keeping a
lot of stock for themselves) at a
valuation in which the name Dodge
represents $80,000,000. The pubiic
eagerly purchases the stock and
bonds st that valuation.
Similarly, when Hurt SchalTner
A Marx made a company of their
business, the name which they had
established, by business ability a id
SOUND ADVERTISING, sold for
five times as much as the actual
assets. And that name was prob
ably worth TWENTY times a
much as the assets.
Build up a name by houesty, in
telligence, wise advertising, anfl
you have something that flri,
earthquake or tornado counot de
stroy.
Rust costs this country $300,000,-
000 a year and scientists? wonder
how they can save that money.
One way is to use copper or brass
Instead of iron, for water pipes,
gutters, etc.
Yon are told that rust is caused
by electricity generated by water
and air combining. A way may be
found to make iron rust-proof.
Meanwhile, wherever air and water
mix, use copper or brass and forget
your troubles for a hundred years.
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Oscar Palmquist went down with
the Titantic. But he came back to
the surface, swam for hours in the
icy waters, and lived until March
23rd, last. His body was found in
a shallow pond in Connecticut. He
had wandered into the pond, and
drowned.
* />i*o p *v_
ed’ you’ll never be hanged, and vice
versa,” some will say swim as hard
as you like, the water will get
you.”
The Turks and millions of other
Orientals, deeply religious and su
perstitious will assure you that the
day of your death was fixed mil
lions of years before you were
born. God knows exactly when you
will die and how. Therefore, the
hour and manner MUST have been
fixed from all eternity, otherwise
God could not know. And to doubt
that he knows all things ahead is
impious.
Cold common sense, however
says that Palmquist would not have
been drowned, had he not wandered
into the pond, and would have been
drowned, when the Titantic sank,
had he not been a strong swimmer.
This world would be too dull if
everything were fixed for us in ad
vance. And if, as the Turks be
lieve, all is settled in advance, and
Allah and Mohammed, between
them, know everything, each man’s
fate and destination after death,
must be settled in advance. In
that casa, why struggle to reach
Mohammed’s Paradise? Strug
gling would not do any good, if
you’re sentenced before you're
bom.
On motoring tours, throughout
the United States, seeing America
first, and seeing America in the
most comfortable, satisfactory way,
Americans will spend this year
$2,500,000,000.
This gigantic sum will be divid
ed among the various communi
ties along the popular motor road j
of the c, y. A::-! prosperity
wiii i’--rf>r : . ■'al'v n (’ •* v. a' >
of the two amt a hail billions of
cash left behind.
Respect the automobile, the men
that make them, perfect and cheap.
And if you have no automobile, go
and get one. To be WITHOUT it
ia extravagance.
Daniel Clancy, father of twenty
Rons and daughters, drank a little
too much in honor of his oldest
son's approaching marriage, and
was arrested.
“Go free,” said the Magistrate:
“the father of twenty is entitled
to a little celebration.”
That's judicial wisdom. You oh
serve that it is usually the Tati,
of twenty, not the mother, wi
celebrates in that particular wa.
Any obstetrician will convince yr>
that the mother of twenty real!
might celebrate with a good o
cua*. But the mother of tw~r •
or move, or fewer, is corf erf
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TUI |>ANI£LSYIU fc MOM tOK. OIWIEL3VIILB. GA.
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| With so many things to smile
| about, it’s downright sin to
i frown; here comes t!.e keenest
I joy of all—it’s clean-up week
in town.
Gut oul yer pail and scrubhin
hruso and tigiiten up yer cinch
Our bottle with the other
| trash is cornin’ to a cinch.
! if. might be wed to plug yer
... r. - r , : f.r —lt takes
c; v, i.en you tackle
. u !y whiskered germs! There’s
vb. : si.vg.vi! pop-corn bags
;;nd old tomattev cans, reposin’
iroof <"< your abode which
civic virtu bans.. Might even
stir a polecat or a ivoklin’ fun
ny-auk., v/h ch shows how any
smelly tiling caa damage civic
i prion.
t Don’t take no bombs or hand
gvenaders to si am the garbage
dump —put on yer army gas
mask and deport it in a lump.
If you enjoy a payin’ job, re
linquish it today, and jine the
cty’s clean-up squad you U
| find ii Vfter r;,v! Stab any
I feller in bin tracks that regis-
I tors a-Crown, —o ' ! off yer coat
1 nu’ fcwet by --it’s cleau-
I up weelLin to*
“Radio*”, Campfire Girls’ message
carrying pigeon, safe on the
shoulder of Katherine Hayden, af-i
ter a flight from Chicago to New
York in which he equalled the time'
df the "Twentieth Century,, train.
> After Every Meal \
Pass it around
after every meal.
Give the family
the benefit of its
aid to digestion.
Geo ns teeth too.
Keep it always
hi the house. rn
j Costs little-kelps much "
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mutiny
Campfire Speedster
igswißSigeiKj
Pure Ferris Strain
White Leghorn Eggs
One dollar for a 'setting of
fifteen or for a choice pallet in
the fall. Cheaper by the hun
dred.
W. B. Aderhold
Commerce, Ga.
RFD. No 14.
New Arrivals
OF
Ladies Hats
We are showing the prettiest
and newest styles in Ladies hats ev
er shown at the prices.
These hats are from one of the
the largest Hat .aanufacturer in the
south and nothing but first class ma
terials an I svjrkmmship are found
in them.
Prices, 1.50, 1.85, 2.25, 2.50, $3, 3.50.
W. A. Rowe Cos.
Comer CS-a.
Danielsville Undertaking Cos.
Funeral Directors and Smbalmers
Complete Stock of Funeral Supplies
Automobile Hearse,Kxclvsive Funeral Parlors
Calls Answered Any Distance Day or Night
ALVIN BAKER, Mgr.
C. A. SCUDDER
JIAVELER
ATHENS, GA-
Oiamondß
Watclies
ewelery,
Sterling SSailver
REPAIR:
WATCHES & JEWELERY.
MONEY LOANED
by Th* Federal Land Bank at S \ j
per cent is now available. A, .
takes some €0 days to close B |
please seeß me at once if yo „
money on your land. Thit i, n#t
only the cheapest money available 0#
farm lands, but the farmer
tally fixes his own terms of
and can never be called upon to p,y
the principal sum, except at th e ra*,
of SI.OO per SIOO annually.
CLARENCE E. ADAMS