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TURIN. Nows of ttio death of Judge Monroo Wnltom brought iluop sorrow to his many friends la this seotldn. Evory- body lovod and resixscted tho dear old man for his worth na a citizen, for his numerous lovnblo personal traits, and for his fino Christlnn. spirit. Few men are endowed with such uoblo qualities ns was our old frlei^J. Wo mot last upon the occasion of tho writer's 04th birth day on Nov. 88, 1020. Ho wus thon apparently in his usual lionlth, with the promise of furthor longtli of years; but, alusl ago lias no warrant against l dcatli, and so lie Ima passed over and gone to a homo of otorunl rest and peace, ft soems that tho ngod nro moro subject to paralysis than those of a younger generation, which is only natural to ex pect, we suppose. To all whose henrts hnvo been touched by tho death of this good mnn wo tender our sincere condo lence. A dovoted father has gone to join n good mother, to be parted never more. Peace to his ashes. Our' Methodist friends seem much pleased at tho return of Rev. Z. Speer ns pastor of tho Turin circuit. Ho and his splendid wife are quite popular with our people. Tho Turin glnfoery runs only one day in tho week now—Friday. Farmers have nothing to do these days exeopt cut and split wood for winter fuel, EAST NEWNAN. Mr. if, A. Hollon spent the week-end with Mr. anil Mrs. J. 0. Drake, in Sc- noin, Mr, .1,' T. King and family motored to Grnntville Sunday. Miss Alice Rainwater, has returned home, after spending a week with rela tives ini Griffin. Miss Vcrnle Futrelle, of Newnnn, spent the week-end with Miss Ethel Argo. Mr, and Mrs. K. M. Presley, of La- Granga, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Ayers. Mr. Goo, Wynn, of Carrollton, visit ed Mrs. W. B. Lambert Monday- Our school dosed todny (Wednesday) for the Thanksgiving- holidays, and botli teachers and children are looking for ward to a hnppy time, Tho lower grades decorated their rooms with pumpkins, turkeys nud Thanksgiving posters. , , Mr. Hurry Mobley visited-Ills sister, Mrs. Maude Hcmbrlck; at McIntosh, Sunday. The young people gathered at tho home of Mr. P. C. Harris for a song service Sunday night, Mrs. W. E. Boggs, who suffered a stroke of paralysis last week, is still quite ill. Mr. Henry Harris, of Moreland, and Mr. DcWitt Harris,- of Surgent, have moved into our community. We arc glad to have Rev. V. A'. Ronrk back with ub ns pastor of the Methodist church for another year. Parents should come out and bring their children to Sunday-school. Tho in terest of the children depends largely on the interest shown by parents. — o 1 There will hot be any break between Senntor Watson und Gov. Hardwick if Hardwick can prevent it; but it is doubt ful if he will be able to shift all the faults of his administration and all cam; paign promises to the Legislature. Sena tor Watson is doing a good turn for Georgia in pointing out the fact that the efficiency of the present Governor does not extend beyond campaign activi ties.—Monroe Advertiser. RATS DIE bo do mice, once they eat „ And they leave.no odor beh?m, T ' S ^ AP - take our word for It—trv n P«n't CatB and dogs won't touch 1 ,? ack !'8e. Thre0 U Hizes! *°° d Ki“h-en U o*r < 6e'fa k ' ) 6n ° UBh *»r Pa„ try . coops, or sma*rbul!dmBai hlC,Cen H °Use, farm^nd U out%uUdlngs e ?tor| h f ? r 111 Ings, or factory bSildlngS rafse bul >d' Sold and Guaranteed by LBE-KING DRUG COMPANY. SHOP EARLY ,i I ' ■ Only 25 Shopping Days Until Christmas. Remember the two or three or four shopping days before CHRISTMAS last year? Remem ber the worry and hurry? Remember the crowded stores? Remember? If you do you will recall that belated gift buy ing isn’t a cheerful task. You’ll not have a cheerful recollection of that hustle-tustle time when it seemed as if everyone wanted to do a a - t week’s shopping in a day or two. In this appeal to you—Mr., Mrs., Miss and Mas ter Shopper—We urge you to do your CHRIST MAS shopping NOW. : Avoid the usual last min- ute crowds. Come early when selection is com plete and assortments are choice. Come early when salespeople are highly efficient. Come early when shopping is truly a pleasure. Above All—SHOP EARLY l Glover-Jones Co. Walthall’s Pharmacy M. B. Mooney & Son Johnson Hardware Co. ' Mrs. Lela Adams jg; Jte Bamett-St. Jofin Co. John R. Cates Drug Co. Darden-Camp Hardware Co. Kersey & Prather H. S. Banta J. R. McCalla V Boone’s