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VOL VIII No. 41.
SCHOOL MING
Tnhnadgc liistiute opened M m
day morning with a fine attendance,
a number of pupils from other parts
of the county have entered this
school.
The exercises Monday morning
consisted of appropriate talks by Rev
C. C. Boland, Miss Iris Ragan, prin
cipal, Col J. S Davis, Col Geo. H.
C.rsweih Mr IL M. Skelton, Miss
Maud Taylor, assistant, Mrs E. C.
Momand.
The prospects are fir the best wcrk
in the history of the school.
BIG BAPTIST CAMPAIGN
Ihe first tap in the Baptist seventy
five m 3 ion campaign was marked by
the passing month of August. The
i r tgress made in this first month of
real work is declared to be more than
had been expected or could hate
b n wished for. f
With this beginning, and with
three months yet to complete the
plans, it is believed that Georgia is
going to be ready for a successful
drive during the week of actual can
vass which is from November 30 to
December 7.
IRWINTON BAPTIST
MEETING SUNDAY 14TH
A series of revival services at the
Irwinton church will begin Sunday,
September 14th,
Rev Smith of Macon will do the
preaching, assisted by Pastor W. 11.
Robinson of Pinehurst.
Little Four Overland Touring car
for sale. Brand new. Levi Cason,
Toomsboro.
DEMONSTRATION FORDSON TRACT OR
Manufactured by Henry Ford & Son, Inc.
Convinces all
who see work
Btty yours
&
put it to plowing.
It’s The Thing
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T. H. Bridwell, Jr.
TOOMSBORO, GEORGIA
Ford Cars Ford Parts Fordson Tractors
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TOOMSBORO BAPTIST
TB HAVE MEETING
Be. intrng on the first Sunday in
September, the Toomsboro Baptist
Church will hold a series of meetings
at which the pastor, Rev. J. W.
Faulkner, will do the preaching. lie
is a preacher of great power and you
will be sure to like his sermons.
Mention the meeting to some of
your Trends who may not know the
d ite.
MAKE MORE INTEREST
The one million persons and cor
porations in the Sixth Federal Re
s.’rve District who bought Third
Liberty Bonds will have an oppor
tunitv of turning in:erest into more
interest on September 15, ’ Mrs Rosa
L. Lindsey, postmaster of Irwinton,
said today.
'“On that date the Government
will make a semi-annual payment on
the Third Liberty Loan Bonds, am
ounting to the sum of $88,750,981.81.
The Treasury Department is urging
that bond holders reinvest their inter
est in Thrift and War Savings Stamps
and thus keep their dollars working.
“Making a wealth heap has two
processes —addition and multiplica
tion.
“Saving is addition —a dollar and
a dollar and a dollar. It comes easi
er as-one goes along but the increase
is no faster next year than now.
When you set the dollar to work —
that is multiplication. Your pile
grows slowly this year, a little faster
still a little faster and faster and fast
er till interest outruns saving.
War Savings Stamps do more than
add dollar to dollar. They begin to
multiply. No better investment
could be found for your interest cou
pons. Remember this oh September
15th.,’
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPT 5, 1919.
Local Items
Dr Kinney and family of Unadilla
are guests of relatives here.
Mrs Emma Keene of Dublin is the
guest of Mrs S J. Nesbitt.
Misses Ethel and Edna Hall of
near Irwinton were guests of Mrs
Marvin Hall last week-
Mis L. J. Priichard an 1 little
daughter Janice of Tennille visited rel
atives here this week.
Influenza lias struck Irwinton
again. Those who have suffered
from it are: Mrs S. J- Nesbitt, Craw
ford Manson. Miss Ethel Hill. Miss
Bessie Adkins, Mr Ed Byington and
Mrs Horace Lindsey.
Mrs C. C. Boland and children
have returned from a visit to South
Georgia.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer
It relieves pain and soreness caused
by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc.adv
Mr R L. Adkins who is at Mill
edgeville for treatment is not improv
ing in health.
Miss Annie Mae Cannon of Savan
nan, who spent the summer with Mrs
11. C. Wood, has returned to her
home.
Mr Lorenz Duggan is a student in
the Tenth District Agricultural School
at Granite Hill.
Judge and Mrs J. E. Butler. Mrs.
Nesbitt. Miss Edna Nesbitt visited Mr
and Mrs H. A. Cliett in Sandersville
Wednesday.
Mrs Gus Pennington entertained a
number of relatives and friends at a
delightful spend the day party Mon
day.
Messrs Joe Player of Macon and
Thad Player of Atlanta were with
homefolks Monday-.
Messrs Lamar Tigner and Fleming
Bloodworth spent Sunday with Mr J.
P. Bloodworth at Lewiston.
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As Production goes up, Price goes down.
We ORGI A—Wilkinson Counter.
Mrs I. A. Adams having in proper
form made application to be appointed
guardian of Ruby Hall, of said coun
ty, notice is hereby given to all per
sons concerned that unless sufficient
cause to the contrary within the time
prescribed by law. said application \
will be passed upon at the Oct. term.
f 919 of the court of Ordinary of said
county. This Sept 1, 1919.
J. S. Davis, Ordinary.
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GEORGIA-Wilkinson County.
The petition of fifteen freeholders
residing in the 328th District of said
county, having filed a petition asking
that an election For Fence or Stock
I/iw be ordered for said District:
This is to notify all persons interest
ed that unless sufficient cause is
shown to the contrary, on or before
the 22nd of Sept 1919, that said pe
tition will be granted and the elec
tion ordered as requested.
This September 1, 1919.
J. S. Davis, Ordinary.
GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
By virtue of an order granted by
Court of Ordinary of said county will
be sold before the court 'muse door in
said county on the Hist Tuesday in
October 1919, between the legal
flours of sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following real estate, to
wit: one house and lot in the town
of Gordon, Ga. Said lot containing
one acre, more or less, and bounded
on the east by Main street; on the
south by street running across Main
street toward the school house; on
the wesu by Mrs S M . Lee; on the
north by the Ryle’s old place. Said
lot known as the Collins old place.
Sold as the property of the estate of
Mrs Annie E. Fenters. deceased.
This September 1. 1919.
I. B. Stinson. Administrator.
A large number of people in this
country are pledging themselves to
wear less clothes until.the price comes
down, but this kind of chatter will be
forgotten when January staits their
teeth chattering
For Sale
One blind horse, age seven years,
in perfect health otherwise; is a good
traveler, will work well any aL re,
gentle, but full of pi p.
L. R. Cason,
a29 Toomsb- ro.
GEORGIA —- !i'Urinson ( ./y
W. 0 and U. L. NeSmith having
in proper form applied for permanent
letters of administration on the estate
of J N. NeSmith, late of said county,
deceased, this is to cite all and singu
lar the creditors and next of kin of
said J. N. NeSmit, to be and appear
at my office witbin the time allowed
by law and show cause, if any they
can. why permanent administration
should not be granted to W. O. and
C. L. NeSmith on J. X. NeSmith’s
estate. Witness my hand and offi
cial signature. This Sept. 1. 1919
J. S. Davis, Oidinary.
We are at your service
THE KUKRIf HIM COMPANY
With a Modern Flour Mill
for Public Grinding.
Easy to reach by rail or truck.. Will take care of your
shipment daily. AH shipments returnen same day re
ceived. You do not have to wait when you come to see us
Daily Capacity 100 Barrels
Plain or Self-Rising Flour
MILLEDGEVILLE MILLING CO.
Milledgeville, - Georgia
Buy your Tractor now and pre
pare land for early grain crops.
Expert will show how to use
ail plows, harrows and other mod
ern farm machinery.
The days of cheap, plentiful
Farm Labor, have passed. Ford
took the slow mule from the road,
and now is driving him hem the
field, by doing his work better.
^1.50 a Year
For Sale
One brand-new Little Four Overland
Touring car. Levi Cason,
a2J iUomsbm - -', Ga.
When all the amateurs in a
country get temporarily nerved
up to stealing big amounts it
peeves the big crooks and they
profiteer worse than eter.
Overland Touring car for sale. A
brand new Little Four. Levi Cason,
Toomsboro.
Messrs Euler and Charlie Mills,
sons of Dr. and Mrs J. T. Mills have
entered the Tenth District Agricul
tural School at Granite Hill, Georgia,
and the many friends of these line
vouug men will be interested in the
good progress they are sure to make
in this splendi 1 school.
