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/ ' jj . THE NEWNAN HERALD, NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, 1921. THE NEWNAN HERALD NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, AUG. 0. Official Organ pf Coweta County. f.. ej. Brown. O. W. Passavant. BROWN & PASSAVANT Editors and Publisher*. Tho Herald ntllea I* located In the Ooodrum Building, IS Jackson Btroet. •Phono 6. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE *2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE. SENOIA. Mrs. B. D. Porter, of Bailey. is tho ■guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Lop- pcilge. Mrs. J. W. Rowlett, of Atlanta, has been the gnost of Mrs. M. E. Much for several days. Mrs. E, H. Estes entertained at a pic nic and swimming party on Wednosdny Inst, complimentary to her guests, Misses Lois and Lurlino Altnon, of Gny. Miss Louise Bennett, of Washington T>. C., wns the guest of Miss Mnrthn .Tone Estes on Thursday Inst, Mr. Luthor Mooro, of Alnbnmn, is visiting IiIh nephew. Rev. B. B. ^trout, Mrs. Gussio Edwards is visiting Miss Ellon. Kisor, In Atlanta. Mrs. Ruth Freeman, of Atlanta, 1ms boon tho guest of Misses Pearl nnd Vir ginla Freeman for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Grcor, of Comer, ore tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Williams. ' Mrs, Hnrrlson nnd Mr. Epting, of iMontczumn, were called liorc Inst wook on account of tlie serious lllnoss of Mrs. May Baggarly, daughter of tho former and nloco of the latter. Master Judson Mobley, of LnGrniige ■who hns boon tlie guest of Muster Loo Hand, hns returnod homo. ' Missos Sarah and Nollio Connally, of ItaGrango, have been tho guests of Miss Minnie Fullor. Messrs. 0. C. MuKnlght,. R. W. Free man, C. H.. Kompson nnd Otliol Morgan loft Thursday morning on an automobllo trip to South Georgia. Mr, nnd Mrs, B. P. Daniel nnd chil •dron, Marjorie, Oharlos nnd-Frank, loft Wodnosdny for Saluda, N. 0„ whoro tlioy will spend two weeks, Mrs. Geo. E. Nolan nnd children, Hon rlottn and Goorgo, jr., nro visiting Mrs. M. H. Csuch, Miss Helen Mathews, tho guest of Mrs. J. D, Hunter for several dnys, him returnod to liar homo at Barney, Ga. Mrs. Lee Hand spout last week-end in Griffin, tlie guest of Mi-h. .T. 0. Owens. Mrs. J. H. Marchnmn, of Philadelphia hns boon on n visit to hor brother, Mr L, E. Ariinll. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. B. Ingram nnd chil •dren have returned from il two-weeks’ camp on Lino crook. Miss Vorona Longiuo entertained ;about twenty-five guests lit a wntorniol- on cutting Friday evening. Mr. nml-Mrs. 0. A. Huddleston, of ■Greenvillo, wore guests of Mr. umVMrs, 1 VV. A. Huddleston Monday. Mr, nnd Mrs,'Ohnrlio Moses, of At Tania, and Mrs. Hurry lliillnwny, of Ln Grange, nro guosts of Mrs. Loo Hand tills wook, MIsb Martha Pinkston, of Groohvlllo .is visiting Miss Virginia Nolan. Miss Annlo Lou Hardy 1ms rotiirnod 'from a visit, with friends in LftGrnngo. Mr. Howard Perdue, of Birmingham, • visited Ids sistor, Mrs. B, P, Daniel, the past week. Mrs. H. H. McGahce nnd daughter, Elizabeth, nro visiting friends 111 Atlan ta tins week, MissoB Lois nnd Lurlino Almon, of Gny,- nnd Mrs. Joe Thrasli and two chil- dron, of Douglas, lmvo boon tlio guosts of Mr. arid Mrs. E. II, Estos for a fow •days. Mrs. Ida Hutchinson, Mrs. Waro Hutchinson, Mrs. John Hutchinson nnd Mrs. Nowmnn, of Jonesboro, visitod tho Missos Simms last week. Mr. Chns. Daniel, who is Attouding 'Emory University, is nt hbmo for a fow •days. 'Musters Bil(y anil Jim Arnall are spending tho week in Griffin with thoir ■uncle, Mr. Pink Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ludwig nml son, 'Fred, have returned from an auto trip ‘to Florida. Mrs. W. L. Fitts and son, of Green ville, Miss., are guosts of Mrs. J. T, 'Willinuis this wook. Miss Catherine Fitts, of Carrollton, is •.tho guest of Miss Floy Williams. Miss Romola Davis is Spending the •wook with friends nt Hampton. Our ball team dofontod Fayetteville 'hero Tuesday by the score of 17 to 11. Mr. Ed Whitlock, residing noar So -noin, hud a narrow escape front death ’Saturday morning when tlie automobile lie wns driving was run into and demol ished by n freight train on tho A., B. & A. road. Ho was on his way to church, mid fortunately did not hnve his wife nnd children with him. Had they beon, in all probability they would have been killed, as tho car was completely wreck ed and scattered along on both sides of the track. Mr. Whitlock was only slight .ly hurt 'The new concrete bridge ovor Lino -creek, on tho recently completed highway, -was. formally opened to the public on "Thursday last, Spalding county having '-•graded the road just beyond the crook. Deputy Sheriff Walt Dial and Consta- ■ 'ble S. M, McLendon mnde'a raid near r Sonoin Saturday morning nnd caoturci -a still 'in operation. A man name-1 ‘ Chandler aud two negroes, found at the tstill, -were arrested. Workmen are uow tearing down tho old Brnntly warehouse, near the Central depot. This is now owned by Mr. C. F. Hull berg, and it is understood that ho will erect a largo storage warehouse on tho lot- . GRANTV1LLE. (Items from Colloy-Lnmbert Co.’s Week ly Trade Bulletin.) Mrs. Lucy Wood and children, of Al- vnton, have been the guosts of Mrs. Ben Hopkins this week. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mnrtln, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crumblcy nnd Miss Lucile Sewell, of Atlanta, wore wcuk-end guosts of Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Sewell. Miss Elizabeth Banks has returnod from n visit to hor cousin, Miss Kath leen Sims, In Montgomery, Ala. After an extended visit to her brother, Rev. F. A. Bone, Miss Willie V. Bone has returned to her homo nt Shelltnnii, On. Sho wns accompanied by her broth er, Misses Love nnd Ruth Ponder of (Irnntvillc, nnd Miss Clniidlus Mntthews of Lutherville. Mr. Frank Monchain, of Atlanta, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Mcnchnin. Miss Blanche Lambert is spending a fow dnys nt Turin, the guest of Miss Tommie Lambert. Robert nnd William Turnlpsoed have returned homo after a week’s visit to their nunt, Mrs, Whitton, in LnGrange. Mrs. Inn Thompson, who 1ms beon vis itlng her dn lighter, Mrs. Jake Mayfield in Columbus, Ims roturned home. Little Misses Sara and Thelma Lam bert nro spending n fow days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lam bert. , , Miss Loonn Dixon is visiting rela tives in Atlantn. Miss Lillinn Sewell is spending this wook in Manchester, tho guest of Miss Allic Mno Dixon. Miss Snrn Lotson, who hns been visit ing Mrs. Willie Mooro, at Lowndesboro, Ain., is at homo again. Mrs. Henry Denlmm, of Yntesvillo, is tho guest of her sistor, Mrs. Willie Mae Sowell. Miss Bobsiij Holloway left Monday for Waro Slionls, S. C., whoro she will spond a fow weaks with hor sisters, Mrs. Cocil White nml Mrs. Pierce Gordon. Mrs. Guy Stanton, of Atlanta, anil Mrs. Qswell Simmons,, of LaGrnnge, are guests of their mother, Mrs. A. J, Porks. Mrs., Edwin Banks nml children spent tho woek-ond with Mrs. Sam Banks, in Newman, Miss Annio Bryant, of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss Mairo White. Miss Evelyn Smith, who Ims beon the guest of her cousin, MIsb Cleone Batiks, Ims returnod to Atlantn. Miss Sara Moacimm is spending some time with hor cousin, Miss Bertha Cook at Madras. Mibbob Murgaret Jackson nnd Mary both 'Rosser, who have beon visiting Mrs, B. M. Drake, at Turin, hnve roturnod home. Miss Clnrn Brnseh, who hns boen spending somo time with Miss Francos IIow'o, in Albany, N, Y„'is now nt homo, Mr. nml Mrs. Turner Lnssottor nnd children, of Atlanta, spent tho wook-eml with Mrs. W. F, Hopson. Col. nml Mrs. R. O. Jones, of Novvnnn spent Sumlny with Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G Smller. It wns just a streak of luck in the ninth inning when the .LnGrange team mane that extra run nml loft us with a score of fi to 4 in their favor. .However, they lmvo much to look forward to in tlie future. HARALSON. Misses Opal Garrick and Elsie Counts aro visiting Miss Lucile Mashburn, in Senoin. Mr Roy Hutchinson and friends, Messrs. Mots, Walters nml White, t Emory University, spent a few days with Mrs. Wilbur Hutehlnsou and family this week. Miss Myrl Wood has returned home, after n visit with Miss Lucile Mashburn, in Sotioln. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Grovenstein and children, of LaGrnnge," spent Sunday with Mrs. H. P. Counts. After spending scvoral days with rel atives in LnGrange, Mrs. Walter Groven- stein has returned home. Miss Mnrthn Hutchinson has returned from a visit of several days with rela tives at Moreland. „ . , Mins Nellie Vaughan is visiting, friends nt Aberdeen this week. Miss Sndie Hutchliison is visiting Mrs. Jim Hutchinson, at Moreland. Missos Lois nnd Lurlino Almon, of Oakland, spent Sunday with Miss Myrl Rawls. Miss Inez Todd, of Alvaton, 1ms been visiting Mi^s Rosa Todd and othor rela tives hero. Miss Mozelio Horton, of Scnoia, spent last week with MiBB Nellie Addy. Miss Winnio Garrick has returned homo, after n month ’» visit with relatives in Alabama. Missos Othello and Ruby Roberts, of Farindnle, visited frionds here the past Meek. ' Miss Kato Hutchinson, who 1ms been attending the Bummer school at Emory University, is now at home. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, jjf Birmingham Ala., are visiting tho latter’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Garrick. Mr. Arthur Grovenstein, of Leesburg, Ain., visited here last week, Mr. and Mrs. BecKham, of Zobulon, visitod Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rawls this Mrs. Wheat, of Griffin, is visiting Mrs. A. H. Rawls. Haralson ball team boat Grantvllle laBt week—!1 to 2. '« Misses Ruby and Othello Roberts outer tained with a barbecue at their charm ing country home on Wednesday after noon, 2pth ult., the occasion compll nienting thoir guests, Misses Maryle and Irene Howard, of Newnan, and' Miss Othello Horndon, of Alvaton. Those en joying the Missos Roberts’ hospitality were: MIbs Thelma Bonner of Carroll ton, Misses Vessie and Jimmie Baughau of Gay, Misses Floy Williams nnd Lu- cilo Mashburn of Senoin, MUs Kate A1 ford of Atlantn, Misses Myrl Wood, Nel lie Vaughan, Julia Grovenstein, Elsie Counts, Ruth Counts, Martha Hutchin son, Martha Hutchinson, Mahala Han cock, Ruth Hancock, Clovie Stewart, Mossrs. Otliorr Horndon of Alvaton, Horbort Gnmol of SharpBburg, OBcar Hipp of Madison, Paul Bailey of Wel- coino, Eulico Garrison, Miko Garrison, Floyd Stownrt, Owen Stowart', Mercer Strickland, Luthor Strickland, Lloyd Gray, Walter Garrison, Carl Brooks, ln September next. If any they can, why said application should not be granted. This Aug. lBt. 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. Letter* of Guardianship. GEORGIA—Coweta County: . ' - Mrs. L. E. Moore having applied to the Court of Ordinary of Bnld county for guardlunBhip of the property of L. E. Moore, a lunatic, nil persons con cerned are repulred to show cause ln Hnld Court by the llrst Monday In Sep tember next, If any theyfean, why said application should not be granted. This Aug. 1st, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. I.etters of Administration. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Looney Shropshire having applied to the Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of administration on the estate of Merrltls Chandler, deceased, all persons concerned arc required to show cause ln said Court ‘ by the first Monday In September next. If any they can', why said application should not be granted. This Aug. 1st, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. the year 1921 the following amounts, to-wlt: . .... 1. To repair court-house and Jatl, build and repair bridges and other pub lic Improvements according to con tract, twenty (20) cents on the one hundred dollars. _ 2. To pay Sheriffs and Jailers fees, salaries of the Judge of the City Court of Newnan and tho County Treasurer, commissions of the Tax Collector and of the Tax Receiver, and other officers' fees that they may ,be legally entitled to out of the county, seven (7) cents on the one hundred dollars, 3. To pay Coroners all fees that may be due them by the county for holding Inquests, one ,<1) cent on the hundred dollars. ' - 4. To pay- expenses of the county for Bailiffs at Court, non-resident wit ness fees ln criminal cases, fuel, ser vant's hire, stationery and the like, nine (9) cents on the one hundred dollars. Letter's of Administration. GEORGIA—Coweta County: W. L. Stallings having applied to tho Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of administration on the eBtate of Charles H. Newton, deceased, all persons concerned are required to show cause in said Court by the first Monday ln September next, If any they can, why said application should not be granted. This Aug. 1st, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. lor .Court and in the City Court of Newnan,, four (4) cents on the one hundred dollars. 6. To pay expanses incurred ln supr porting the poor of the county, eight (8) cents on the one hundred dollars. 7. For the jiuhllc road fund, to be pairing 1 the°puhl?c &»tU nd - & s " 0) centB , 8 i F ?. 1 : ra,8 ‘)’S a «Inklng fund maturities of road bonds and Interest on same, thirty-three , p , a , y cents on the one hundred dollar l53) 8. To pay all other lawful Si, t^ olfe 1 hundrod^'dollars. <3) twenty"mre^one-hundre'dt^B^Uoil’a'r atMl tho one hundred dollars, which I. 1 ? «» by levied upon all taxable nrnn.« ere * the county for the purpose? a?n- r i y .“I It is further Ordered. That Vh?"# 111 - Collector of said county colw Ti* 1921°, W tS?wl B t‘ )e UXeB f0r th “ '•“• G. To pay Jurors' feeB In the Super- and being In the Incorporated limit. . - - ■ ' “fty Court of the city of Senoia, in said coum tB ike yea t For local school tax ln said . ty (60) cents on the oifehumLj Solars, and the same is hereby on all taxable property ln said count,- except the taxable property situ?, 5 ) and being In the Incorporated lii M ino cuy oi aenoia, in said County In the Incorporated limits o£ the JSJ! of Newnan, In said county clty By order of the Board, this Aueu« 3, 1921, T. G. FARMER Jr 1 Clerk Board of Commissioners „r Roads & Revenue, Coweta County. Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA—Coweta County: E. C. McKoy, administrator on the eBtate of Mrs. Sarah A. Grimes,, deceas ed, having applied to the Court of Or- ed, having applied to the court or or dinary of said county for letters of dismission from his said trust, all per sons concerned are required to show cause In said Court by the first Monday ln September next, If any they can, why said application should not be granted. This-Aug. 1st, 1921. J. A. R. CAMP, Ordinary. Notice to Debtor* and Creditors, GEORGIA—Coweta County; ! ... All creditors of thp estate of Claude C. Culbreath, late of said State and county, deceased, who traded under the name of Culhreath's Pharmacy, are hereby notified to render ln their de mands agalnsT him individually, or against .Culhreath's Pharmacy, to the undersigned according to law; and all persons indebted to said estate, or. to Culbreattv's Pharmacy, are required to make Immediate payment to me. This August lst| 1921. MRS. LETA A. CULBREATH, -Admr. P. O. Addresfl—Palmetto, Ga. DRESDEN. Mr. W. II. Moriwotlior nml Mr. anil Mrs. J. W, Moriwotlior and little son re turned last week from a plcnsnnt visit with relatives in Valdosta. Mr. and Mrs. Tom BrnzlU nnd chil dren, of Corinth, were spend-tho-dny guosts of Mr. Frank Moriwotlior and sisters Sunday. Mrs. Alice Davis, Mrs. John Staples nnd'baby, Mrs, Alvnn HutohonB nnd Miss Fannie Lizzie Mitcham, nil of Nowiinn, visited rolativos and friends in our community laBt wook. Miss Martha Fincher, one of our Can ning Club girls, ioft Tuesday for Athens, having won n ten-day scholarship nt tho State Normal College. Private J. B. Davis, of the U. S. Army, son of Mr. B. L. Davis, is nt home from Camp Jaokson, S. C., having boon honorably discharged a few days ago. ' s Miss Margaret Tilley, who hnB been enjoying'a visit with lior aunt, Mrs. Hen drix Crowder, returned Tuesday to her homo at Romo, Mr. R. L. Davis nnd family hnvo movod to the Leigli place, recently va- ented by Mr. W, B. Mitcham nnd fnmi- ly. Mr. Fitch Cook mid family and Mr. Lewis Pritchett and wife, of Hogans' ville, aro now occupying tlie liolue vaca ted by Mr. Davis. • All those interested in the cemetery; at Euidry Chapel aro requested to meet next Tuesday, Aug. 9, for the purpose of cleaning off tlie grounds. — Evorett Rawls, Lewis Hutchinson, J. W. Hutchinson, Gordon Johnson, Hardy Nixon, Howard Garrick, Harry Hardin,. Win. Todd, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ri Slaton, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hutchuicph, Mr. unit Mrs. A, H. Roberts' and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bniloy, Mrs. W. L. Brakofiold, Mr. find Mrs. W. A. Bailey, Mrs. R. W. Addy, Mr. Ed Hancock and Master W. L. Brakofield. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the many kinduesses shown us during the illness aud upon the death 'of our mother and graudmothor. M,y God abundantly bless each and evary one. Mr. T. J. Young and Family. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bailey, Mr. W. S. McDonald and Famdy Mr. T. W. McDonald and Fa tily Mr. B. McDonald and Family, Mrs. B. McDonald and Family, Mr. R. E. McDonald and Dandy, Mias Mary Young. ROSCOE. Our community has been dooply sad- denod by the death of Miss Myra Sewell, which occurred Monday night, after an illness of three weeks with typhoid fever. Miss Sewell is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewell, and one sister, Miss Ida Sue Sewell, who is also critically ill with fever. Misses Elisabeth Barnett and Louise Smith, of Atlantn, are visiting Mrs. W, H. Tamiei;. Mrs. B. P. Daniel, Miss Marjorie Daniel, Miss Virginia Arnall and Mr. Chas. Daniel, of Senoia, visited Mr. C. P. Sanders and family Sunday. Mrs. Rebecca Perdue, of Atlanta, is spending some time with her daughter Mrs. C. P. Sanders. Miss Marjorie Edwards entertained at a spend-the-day party on Wednesday last in honor of Miss Etta Hayes, of Dodson. Those invited were Misses Al ma Hood, Lucile Sanders, Ruth Starr, Ruth Tarleton, Hattie Mae Lang and Marguerite Sewell. Mrs. W. H. Tanner entertained at dinner Friday in honor of her guests. Misses Elizabeth Barnett nnd Louise Smith, of Atlanta. Others present were Misses Louise Sowell, Ruth Starr, Vera Cook Redwlne, Marguerite. Sewell and Louuelle Sanders. Mrs, Sam Edwards and children, of Newnan, are visiting Mrs. W. R. Ed wards. About tSe time you see something in teresting out pf a ear window, the train runs past two miles of box cars on siding. Opposition, adverse circumstances, do not put brains into men, hut they draw out. what is in them; McCOLLUM. After a week’s visit to her, parents hero Miss Estelle Alexander hnB returned to Newnan, whore she is Bpending the summer with hor nulit, Mrs Paul Wor- thnm. Mr. A. A. Barfield, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Phillips. Miss Edna Keith hnB returned to hor home nt Longstreet, 1 after a week’s visit to frionds and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coggin spent Mon day witti Mrs. Frank Phillips,' near Pal metto. Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, from near Fairburn, Mr. Hardy Johnson of New nan, and Mr. Homer Johnson of Goodes, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson. Misses Jewel and Ruby Johnson enter tained at a spoad-the-night party Tues day night. Thoir guests were Miss Edna Keith, of Longstreet, and Misses Vir ginia, Potlve and Barnett Phillips. Mrs. R. Hughs and Miss Albertina Hughs, of Newnan, ure spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Beavers. Mrs. W. P. West and children, of At lanta, were guests of relatives here last Wook. Born, on tho 28th ult., to Mr. and Mrs. Will Jako Brimer—a son. Mrs. R. B. Thompson and Miss Essie Phillips spent Tuesday in Newnan, the guests of Mrs. A. M. Phillips. Miss Opal Alexander has returnod from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends iu Newnan. Mrs. W. M. Phillips was in Newnan Tuesday shopping. PETITION FOR. RENEWAL OF CHARTER. GEORGIA—Coweta County. To the Superior Court bt said county: The petition of W. S. Askew Com pany allows— 1. That It Is a corporation Of said county. 2. That It was Incorporated by an or der and judgment bf this honorable Court on tho 3d day’ of Ssptember, 1901, as appears from the minutes of said Court, Book G, page 158, to which order apd judgment petitioner asks leave to refer and exhibit to the Court as often as may be necessary. 3. That petitioner, was incorporated under said Judgment for a period of twenty years, with the .privilege of renewal at the expiration thereof. 4. That the charter granted to peti tioner w.iu expire on September 2, 1921 6. That at a meeting of the stock holders of petitioner, held .at the com- f nny's office on the 29th day of July, 921, a resolution was adopted and duly entered on the minutes authorizing tho board of directors to take such steps as may be required by law to renew said charter* for a period of twenty years, with the privilege of renewal; and the board of directors, at a meeting held on the 29th day of July, 1921, adopted a resolution which was duly entered on the minutes, directing the president, In the name of the cor poration, to apply for a renewal of said charter as ln such oases made and provided by law, 6. Wherefore, petitioner prays that after publication as required by law, an order and Judgment of this Court be granted renewing Its charter for a period of twenty years from and after September 2, 1921, with the privilege of renewal at the expiration thereof. W. S. ASKEW COMPANY, By Eugene Askew, President. When You Think of <Ltiw Prices THINK OF ALLEN BROS Special Notice TO PEOPLE WHQ WANT TO SAVE MONEY EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. Filed ln office this August 1, 192-1. L. TURNER, Clerk S. C.. C. C. IORGIA—Coweta County. , L. Turner, Clerk of the Superior Court ln and for said county, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a true and correct copy of petltton for renewal of charter df W. S. AS KEW COMPANY, aB appears of file In my office. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this, the 1st day of August, 1921. L. TURNER. Clerk- S. ,C„, C. C. TAX ASSESSMENT FOR 1921. GEORGIA—-'Coweta County. . Court of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue Of said County, sitting- for county purposes, this Aug. *3. 19219 Ordered. .That there be collected by the Tax Collector of said county for 8 lbsi Ground or Grain Coffee $1,00 No. 10 pail Flako Lard. 1.10 No. 5 pail Flako Lard 55 Best Head Rice, 20 lbs. for 1.00 Vinegar (bring your jug) gallon 40 Pink Salmon, 1 lb. can..10 Sardines 04 Mince Meat, 40c jar. 23 Swift’s Arrow Soap, 8 bars for. 25 SNUFF, TOBACCO, CIGARETtES. 20c Bruton Snuff - .15 10c Bruton Snuff 7V 2 25c Buttercup Snuff . ; 25 All Tobacco cut in proportion. • Camel Cigarettes, just from factory, 20s...... .15 Chesterfield, 20s ,.....* — 15 Sovereign, 20s .;........ .. >....15 FLOUR 48 lbs. plain Flour . 1.95 24 lbs. self-rising Flour.: .’ 95 FEED Grey Shorts, Columbus Ga., ground, 75 lbs.... 1.50 Hen Feed, 100 lbs. 2.40 Horse Feed, 100 lbs. 2.10 Hulls, 100 lbs. 85 Beet Pulp, 100 lbs. • •; • * Be on time and get the best quality and best service at the lowest price*. ALLEISI BROS. PHONE 546 NEWNAN, GA WeCan’tStoptheHotWeather But We Have a Lot to Offer You at Our Cool Soda Foun tain to Add to Your Comfort WHITE OAK. Messrs. G. Y. Chestnut,W. Bowers, ar., Newt. Evans and T. H. Matter are spending a few days at Clayton, Ga. Messrs. Pat Carmicai and Pierce Young have returned from Spearville, Kan., where they were employed tlie past few weeks. A large concourse attended the funeral of Mrs. Melissa McDonald, at Smyrna, Monday afternoon. Miss Mildred Graves, from near Ray mond, spent Wednesday and Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. John Summers and Mr. and Mrs. Young Summers and children, of Welcome, and Miss Olivia Young, of Newnan, spent Tuesday .with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bowers. Miss Annie Carmicai visited* Miss Margaret Bailey, near Turin, Sunday. Mr. Marvin Couch, Mr. Andrew -Car- mical and Misses Gladys Benton and Ethel Young attended the B. Y. P. U. in Moreland Sunday night. A good many of our farmers atfe n( ^ e< ^ the bureau of markets meeting in New nan Saturday afternoon. Come in under our buzzing fans and make yourself at home. Enjoy our “J. & A.” ice cream. We will be delighted to send you some at home— Chocolate, Peach, Vanilla and Pineapple. We take special orders for brick cream and ices. Use our telephone and you will appreciate good service. Shivir Water, $2.75 for 5 gallons Borden Springs water, 5 gals. $1 -75 Red Rock and Shivar Ginger Ale Grape Juice—Cherries Limes are delightful in iced tea. Ice Cream Cones LEE-KING DRUG COMPANY New Advertisements. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA—Coweta County: Geneva Herring having aplied to tho Court of Ordinary of said county for letters of administration on the estate of Thos. H. Herring, deceased, all per sons concerned are required to show cauBe in said Court by the first Monday I “A GOOD DRUG STORE” TWO PHONES 66 Norris* Candies Whitman's Candies Hollingsworth’s Candies ^ v - k. v ■