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BIG REDUCTION SALE THIS MONTH Q PRICES, QUALITY AND STYLE DRAWS IKE CROWD TO 30 m & H m 3E m m r 3M/f S i a® ala << M m m Is as *$ ^edS^HSli smsssi /- as 3[s C Y t— 2 m 3 C/5 ITEMS, i [i Ora Dauiell, of Atlanta, is the her aunt, Mrs. J. P. Tilley. I Beu Bostaiu, of Atlanta, was b i he guest at the Simpkins—Lang redding, Wednesday. I Lx friends of Col. and Mrs. J. R. will bo glad to know that their daughter [ who has been so serious for some time, is now improving. L Gladys Tilley will return Mon lomPablo Beach, Fla., where she lira a guest at a large house party. im -Albert Smith, the little 5 lid;on of Mr. Joe Smith, of this liwl this morning at 11 o’clock. Lunins of the little one will be en lo-aiorrow. We extend sympathy. I inf nit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moon, of Sheffield, died this mor Tlic i iterment will occur to-mor It B-rii 1 iu that district. Wc ex Iviujntliy to the bereaved parents. is Hi i rie Stephenson is at home i pi 1 1 ut stay as one of a jolly paily at Gainesville. F Lillie Mae Martin lias returned I 1 home at Cuthbert where slie will Ku until June lath, then slie will go "b f«' l; County Normal School at p a special course 1 . Mrs. Mar IcouMd- red one of our best teacliers I Li!]' wish of the entire town that "nviu n to our city in September. t tl" Va’garette Sossaman, of Edge " pi. this vi-ited week. lier ouut, Mrs. Dr. Kkrhade White, of Atlanta, vis fc'fs Maiul and Claud Treadwell Liy. "Laron's " 5 a a '« Shaver Club met Thursday at the after- home f Tl ‘<'reputation of Mrs. Shaver M"ii U'i'ccorion. hostess was The fully afternoon established was " 1>L asnre to all present. The ul 1 j Mr-. McKnight, the beloved "'tihe P'l-u-.c <f hostess, ihe members added of much to the club. 111 ioessof the club, thehos : Nntcd i ’T Mrs. Bryan, served re ® utsf-f > iie most tempting variety * g JJ ps,s TIie next meeting « U»e - will be liomo of Mrs. Troutman on fflr.May afternoon. F- 6. W. halker, one of the best “ ''■»Hon«y Creek district, will E J;thank m:< L for ;forareuewelof sub . . 1 :t new subscriber. He v‘ I'' , '‘-Mat-Banner sent to lus slifn,-,' f0r, na "talker,-*dio two moved years ago. r ’’ P- Owen one of Henry Coun T-'oiiiin,u, ,, faiers and citizens, toiWj' Wp<J j r ay ud lded was . " a< Ms name to Iber \ ia,,, Z^ ' "'** are ^ ad to 1: 0nr *"*> list Of St ^.m!. * ^EtKLv-B « new a r ^. Ei •XXEH. ; i to a ?iu »Gle "^“ ilalf of is Conyers Wednesday ' Who 18 in the race 0CI c t-oouai ssionor. the weekly banner. Prof. B. F. Mann, who lias held a re sponcible and lucrative position in the public Schools of Brunswick for some time past, has been with relatives in this county for two weeks. Prof. Mann is one of the best young instructors in the state and bis success has won for him a reputation of which lie may well be proud. Miss Nora Plunkett was with home people Sunday. Prof. S. V. Sanford, of Marietta, one of the most successful instructors of the State, and for several years principal of the Public Schools of Marietta, spent Sunday here with friends. Miss Lurline Langford, who has held a position in the school at Logausville during the past term, has arived in Con¬ yers and will prove quite an acquisition to the social life of the city. Mrs. J. A. Guinn visited her sister. Mrs. Peeples, in Lawrenceville, this week Miss Mattie Shipp, of Social Circle, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chick, this week. Miss Florrie Jean Lee left last Tues¬ day for Talbotton where she will spend the summer. Mrs. Nonie 'Waldrop, has been quite sick several days. We wish lier a speedy recovery. Mrs. J. W. Scott, who lias been very sick for a week or more, is now very much better. Mrs. Walter Wood and children, of Winder, spent this week with relatives here. Mr. E. C. Belcher's name was added to our subscription list this week. We are glad to have him as one of our val¬ ued readers. Mr. John M. Granade is one of our now readers. He gave us bis name Sat¬ urday and we were glad to get it. Mrs. M. E. Hollingsworth will accept our thanks for a renewal of subscription to the Wefkly-Banner. Mr. J. S. Mayfield is a new subscriber to the Weekly-Banner. We are glad to have him on our list. S. E. Brodnax, Esq., of Couyers,sends the Tribune a check to pay for his paper three years. Mr. Brodnax is one of Conyers most promiuent and successful business men, and the Tribune is pleased to number him among its most appreci¬ ated readers.—Walton Tribune. Mr. G. L. Veal, of Centerville, was in the city Sunday. Mrs. R. D. Hewlett has been quite sick for several days but is improving. Mr* Jeff Barrett, of Atlanta, visited hift mother, Mrs. T. D. O’Kelley, here Sunday. Mr- Frank O’Kelley has returned from N. C. where he has been attending col. lege. Mr. Otis Adair was among friends here Sunday. Mrs. A. Bostwick and children of Mor¬ gan county, spent several days with rel¬ atives here last week, “Uncle” Noon Hudson went up to the Gate City “sight-seeing” Tuesday Clever Luther Cain, of Lawrence ville, was with his parents here Sunday. Mr. Berto McCord will return home to-momorrow to sjieiid his vacation. Messers. Flurnoy Helms and Anthony Norton attended the ball game in Atlan. ta last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dabney and Mrs Celia Dabney, of Ingleside, were guests of relatives in Conyers Sunday. Friend Chas. McDonald, of Lithonia, was with his parents here last Sunday. Messrs. Thomas and Wilson Malcom, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here with their parents Simpkms-Langford The marriage of Miss Fleeta Simpkins and Mr. Clyde Langford was solemniz¬ ed last Wednesday at (5 o’clock at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Wil¬ liam Harris Simpkins in this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. B. J. W. Graham in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives of the contracting parties. The front parlor in which the marriage took place , was attractively decorated in green; palms and ferns forming the chief decorations. To the soft, sweet strains of Mendel s-lions wedding marc)), rendered by Miss Dona Bailey, the wedding party entered tlie parlor, tirst coming the two bridesmaids, M isses Florede Tucker and Irma Langford. The groom and liis best man,Mr. Robert Almand, entered, next, followed by the bride and her maid of honor, Miss Sarah Sue Lpngford The bride was unusuolly handsome in a stylish traveling suit of castor cloth, strapped with bands of stitched satin. She carried a lovely boquet of bride roses and ferns tied with streams of white satin ribon. The maid of honor and brides maid were prettily gowned in dresses of sheer white material elaborately tucked and lace-trimmed. The boquet of the maid of honor was a counterpart of that of the bride, bride roses and ferns, while those of tlie bride’s maids were of pink carnations and ferns. The bridal couple received a large number of handsome presents among which was an exquisite set of China from the parefits of the groom, From the members of the family and friends were received various pieces of silverware, china and cut glass. The bride is an attractive,Jlovable y 0U11 g ■woman who numbers her friends tbe score- The groom is one of the city’s most prominent and popular citi zens and young business men, who gives ample promise of achieving suc cess in life, Tlie happy couple left for Northern and Eastern points of interest on the 6:20 train immediately after the cere¬ mony and will be away for several weeks. The Weekly -Banner joins their hosts of friends in wishing for them a life of happiness and prosperity. ICE COLD DRINKS. THOMPSON STEWARTS FOUNT U1 FOR THE SUMMER. You can get all kinds of iee cold drinks at his stand, JUST RECEIVED IMMENSE STOCK FISH HOOKS, LINES, and TROUT LINES, THAT WE HAVE PRICED AWAY DOWN-—TO SELL QUICK SEE US. THE GAILET DKUG CO ■ 3 I am prepared to grind your corn into the best meal and have it read y for you while you wait. Will ap¬ preciate your patronage and work to please you. Bring me your corn I - G TUCK ran l