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For The Wedding Back of every gift is a feeling of sentiment but the deepest sentiment goes with the Wedding Gift. Foremost quality Then “* This store has had those thoughts constantly in mind while searching the markets for things unique, unusual and genuine. That we have succeeded in the fulfillment of this idea will be evidenced by a visit to our store. If you have nit fully decided just what you will 1 present as a wedding gift, it will be a pleasure to assist you in vour selection. We are confident that a visit will suggest ‘some; thing that will please you as the donor and prove a source of pleasure to the recipient. We trust that we shall have the pleasure of showing you the many new and attractive gifts which have been bought for the season. If you can not convenientlyl’call, our Mail Order Department is prepared „to.i serve! you satisfactorily and advantageously. E. A. MORGAN Jeweler and Optician, Atlanta. 10-12 E. Hunter St. Prince Lon Hotel ATLANTA, GA. 45-51 West Mitch-U St within Half Block of Tedminal Station MODERN. C . NVENIENT AND UP-TO-DATE ALL ROOMS HAVE OT AND COLD RUNNING WATER, astern heat, electric lignts and telephone. New eleetric elevator. One hundred and f> ty rooms. One hundred with ppivate and con necting baths. M > ern in its equipment and attractive Furnishings No expense has f er spared to provide for the comfort and conven ience of our patrons. Europe n Plan. Rates,75c to $2. H. R. CANNON, Prop. NEW YORK And Return $37.50 roing and Returning same r< $40.00 Going Via Any Direct Route T) i rti If»(Y Same or Any Othe XV^LUimilg DIRECT ROUTE | Also diverse route to New York via rail and waetr, and Boston via all rail and rail-wtaer routes. Stop At The Old Reliable KIMBALL HOUSE ; ATLANTA, GEORGIA Most Central and Convenient Location in the City lUROPgAN PLAN gr^rAl’s.^ iO ROOMS 1.00 PER PAY iMS—Connecting Baths $1.50. Private Baths $2.00 and Up. ’ Restaurant affords A L* Gsrte Service Unsurpassed in the FOOR HOTEL COMPANY Dinkier & Foor, Proprietors it With Us Ibetter medium priced cafe in the city. Stopjand try I^l ^ nd y™’ 11 come again. We serve only the best of Ibion Cafe 55 W. Mitchell St. Half-block of Ter minal Station Atl’a FIRST CALL Hoiner Paul Cochran Elbert Jones Thos A Winters John R Parson Oscar Marvin Harper W Sanford Land DRAFTED MEN — Norman Curry Douglas County’s first call in- Jos R Price eludes 143 men. Their names David O Hutcheson are given below as drawn. Wm Mark Herring WmG Miller Ernest O Houseman Clemon DeFoor Jas C Nation O H Carey Wyley M White Wm E Bushin John Robt Johnson Clyde C Eskew Wm L Standridge Bill Brasier Arthur King WL Phillips Ernest Swanson Henry Head Baron Lawson Watkins Wm L Thompson Colie Ellison Jos R Hanson Tom Watterson Adam H Ratzlaff Geo M Anderson Peter Martin Andrew J Hudson N D Burton Thos L Harbin W Bernard Taylor Jos M Gary Nathaniel Robinson Floyd H Daniel Arthur Dorsey Bunan Hudgins Paul E Bushin Oscar L Presley Owen J Holland Jesse P Duren O C Bonds Robert Land Carl McLarty Eddie M Pope H Groover Hayes Fmmett Scroggins Mu roe B White Wm Bunyan Deloach Walter H King Thos B Roberts J Tillero Parker Wm J Daniel Ben Hill McLarty John H Todd Thos M McLarty Fred C Cosby Marion Lee Garner Jerry Ballard Will Phillips Wm H Jones John W Rice George Pulliam Jerry McKo.v H Guy Hendrix Chas M Huey Walter B Gable Eros Knight Jos H Tidwell Steve A Garrett Willie P Gray Gordon Hornsby Samuel Cain Benj P Watkins C Edward Mozley John H Miller Clarence Riley H Woodfin McLarty Richard Reid Oliver H Hallman Burnett S Lasseter Claude Morris T Jesse Sibley Thos M Brown Wesley F Lasseter DeWitt T Wood Glenn Holloman J Homer Brock Mattie B Cunnigan Leonard S Hallman John B Stovall Henry Love Jr Jeff G Harding Vivian Collins W Wash Mozley Chester G Brown A H White E G Pope Jos A McGouirk C Thad Kilgore Fred Friddell John B G Eargle 5 Frank M Winn Jr Watson Tyson W Thos Reynolds Tnos W Friddell Wm A Camp W Si Luther Pope Thos H Bingham G C Lee Roy A McLarty Frank McLarin • D P Frank Ward Raymond S Rutherford Jas A Jordan Leroy Peterson Lucius Elington Sam J Smith Ralph There has been a great out come in the crops in the last 30 days. Corn is looking fine and cotton also. We hope’'for a bumper crop this time. If we ever needed one it is "this time, for we can see the effects of the high cost of living, and are feel ing it to a great extent. A. L Campbell, W- T. Wil liams, and Misses Climmie James and Cora Roberts attended the Sunday School Convention at Union Grove church Saturday and Sunday. A goodly number of our people attended the singing give by Uncle Jesse Humphries at Aus tell Sunday afternoon. All had a good time. Mrs. O. H. Moody and little boys and Albert Mozley spent Saturday and Sunday at College Park. Mr, and Mrs. H. W. James and family spent Sunday at Austell. Mrs. S. A. James of Atlanta, is among friends and relatives here. Miss Ruby Renfroe is an At lanta visitor this week. Lawrence Hendrix spent Sun day with home folks. C. L. Hood has moved hia family to Atlantr. Miss Inez Steed of Palmetto, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Winters last week, J. E. Renfroe made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. W. W. Campbell and wife spent Sunday in Austell. Spend Your Vacation In The Land Of The Sky This famous resort section is in WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA a few hours ride. sea level in an ozone laden atmosphere where Two thousand feet above the all recreations may be enjoyed. GOLF TENNIS RIDING MOTORING MOUNTAIN CUMING HUNTING A few of the famous resorts are: Ashvibe Tryon Saluda Flat Rock Hot Springs Waynesville Hendersonville Brevard Write for summer folder showing list of LUXURIOUS HOTELS ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS HOMELIKE BOARDING HOUSES Low Summer Fares E or complete information and illustrated literature communicate with R. L. Baylor, D. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.