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PAGE EIGHT.
THE BANNER, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1913
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Buy ! his Place With Rent Money
An exceptionally well built cottage, with all modern conveniences, on
a corner in a cood. residence section, for a reasonable cash payment and
balance $S.OO weekly.
It would be worth some rent payer’s time to look this proposition
over.
ERWIN & COMPANY
Wt HAVE THREE TRUCK FARMS
All jo ning, 1J miles from town on Whitehall road.
One of 36 acres, one of 21 acres, another of 20 acres: all three
tracts have bold streams on them.. These little farms are ideal for
trucking and on one of the best r.ads leading out of Athens.
Terms and prices to suit any purchaser.
For further information call on
D. G
ANDERSON & CO.
268 Clayton Street
FOR SALE
One and one-half acre lot on which is
situated a well built seveniroom dwell
ing. A bargain at $2,500.
JOHN T. GHOLSTON
Phone 938 Office 485 Clayton Street
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE
May is Spring Cleaning Time
\Y hen the bright Spring begins to filter into all
sorts <f nx'ks i.d nannies, then the real housekeeper
feels mast of a 1 the need of Spring cleaninc.
Nothing freshens and brightens the atmosphere of
the whole house as this rcieu ifie cleaning.
With the aids we suggest below ihe Spring clean
ing may be acc: mplihed scientifically and in a sanitary
manner.
Housekeeper’s Aids
Moth Preventives
Borax, pound - 15c
Ammonia, 2b'! pint 25c
Dutch Cleanser - 10c
Light House Cleanser 5e
Potash or Lye - can 5e
Sponges, sheep’s wool 25c
splendid value
Rubber Gloves to protect
your hands, $1 to$l 50
Red Cedar Meal, pkg. 15c
Moth Balls, lb. - 10c
41 acres, 21 miles from city limits. Splendid road. Good community,
t room house, also store. Land almost level. Convenient to school and
. churches.
THE GOOOWYN REALTY CO.
303 Sou. MuL Bldg. Phone 835.
FOR SALE
1 Real nice 6-room house and lot, with all modern convenien
ces; close In, $3,000.
Beautiful lots on Woodlawn avenue. This street Is going to
develop rapidly and la goinq to be the prettiest side street In
Athens.
2 Lou Pulaski HelghU.
4 Lots Waddell street, 3 blocks from Milledge.
I Cheap lots on Broad street.
2 Nice loU on Pope street.
1 Beauty on Dearlng street.
A nice home on Meigs street, 1 block from Milledge.
1 10-room house and 2 lots very close In. Pays 10 per cent.
W. A. MALLORY
Office 621 Southern Mutual. P
Disinfectants
W e recommend our
Carbolic-Disiufejtant.
1 part added to 10
parts of water makes the
usual strength.
Pint bottles
Napthaline Flakes -
pkg.15c
Naphthaline with cam
phor gum cedar, pkg.
15c
block 5 c
Roaches and Bugs
Housekeepers
You make a mistake if you fail to
see us for your Aluminum Kitchen
Ware. Enamel K.-chen Wa r e, NickcI
plated Kitchen Ware, Waffle Irons.
Wafer Irons, Broilers, Hand Griddles.
Skillets, Stick Pans. Muffin Pans,
Marion Ilarland and Percolator Cof
fee Pots, Water Coolers. Ice Boxes,
Refrigerators, Frost King Cream
Freezers. Everything for the house
keeper. i
Wear Our Clothes
H.T HUGGINS AND SON
25c
Palmer’s Bed-Bug Killer,
the best insect destroy
er, pint bottle with
brush - - 25c
A New Shipment
containing several new
titles just received.
Conic in and look them
over today before the
good ones are gone.
The McGregor Co.
Dates are Out of
Date for Georgia
The following in the papers of yes
terday would he of interest—if
But here is the item:
Austin, Texas. May 13.—The Fn
versity of Texas baseball team, claim
ing the championship of the south
west. sent a challenge today to the
University of Georgia team, as chain
pions of the southeast and of the
Southern Intercollegiate association,
for a series of three games to he
played in Austin, June 7. tl and 10 for
the college championship of the south
Of 2S games played this season Tex
as has won 25.
The trouble with that proposition
is that Georgia will be in the t
middiest of the middle of the midst
of final exams, just about that time
and couldn’t well get away. Besides
Austin's too far off—when Tech in
stead of Texas can he played right
here at our very doors, so to speak
Mrs
I.. Jackson, secretary of the
ns-nciation says; plat this will he the
largest convention the Association o’
the state for the deaf have ever held
\ rei ord < rowd is expected.
Paint or Not
A3C
50c
10c
Kress Disinfectant
pint
Platt’s Chlorides
C-N, 25c -
Sulphur Candles, 10c, 25c
Formaldehyde Sulphur
Candles - - 25 c
Chlorid Lime, 1 lb. 15c
Formaldehyde, pint 55c
Carbolic Acid, pure
“Merck,” pint - 50c
Corrosive-Sublimate Sol.
( l /s 07. to pint of Denat-
Alcohol.)
'A pint - - 25c
Peterman’s Roach Po 15c
Elkays Roach and Bug
Po - - 15c, 25c
Steam’s Rat and Roach
Paste - - 25c
Man a oilier preparations, too numerous to mention, to
assist you with your i-pnng Cleaning.
You are Safe if You Buy at
Palmer’s Drug Stores
Clayton Street
Prince Avenue
Fare from Athens to
Chattanooga and
Return Will Be
Only a Trifle.
and \\.u will have no other makes. A
trial is sufficient to convince the most
skeptical buyer.
Our s ock is made from purchases
from the largest manufacturers in the
country. A guarantee goes with every
suit sold by us.
STRAW HATS
There is style, shape and quality
in our hats. Long after other liats
have drooped and twisted out of shape
ours continue to give service —some
thing different, that’s all.
Davis, Mathis, Elliott Co.
Broad St., Cor. Wall. Athens, Georgia
SHORT \OTES
SHORT NOTES
OF INTEREST
OF INTEREST
~ REAL ESTiYrt^*
ERWIN
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VIRE .INSURANCE. ..
ERWIN COMPANY.
Life of Christ ih'Films at the
Majestic—from Manger to Cross
A v Watch for
Everyone
No matter what kind of watch you
have longed to possess, you’ll find
the model here In one of our guar
anteed wstchM,
C. A. SCUDDER
JEWELER
hors--
vorth
i on- ur less af
ter feed?
wonderful b . ture is to he seen Jaeksonvilie. Tampa. Columbia. Char-
»t the Majestic tomorrow. I lesion and other cities where thous
By sec ring exclusive exhibiting ands crowded into the theater to so"
righ’s to the famous Kaletn photo- j the film, clergymen and church work
play. “From the Manger to the Cross.” er s complimented Mr. Montgomery or
for the states of Georgia. Florida. Ala- liic manner in which the film was pro
bama and South Carolina, tho name s, ;rod. and the wonderful impression
of Frank T. Montgomery bids fa r to it bod created,
become even more prominently idon Despite the fai t that laws of Atlan-
tified with motion pictures, than that ta prevent the exhibition of motion
of any other man in the same line of pictures on Sunday. Mayor Woodward
business. Already enjoying a distinc-1 granted a special permit to Mr. Mont-
lion throughout the country through j t-c.mery and the picture was shown
liis successful business methods and; to enormous crowds. Mayor Wood-
original advertising, his fame will j ward received commendation from
continue to grow in the Southern j the most prominent ministers of At-
states wherever the wonderful reli-jlanta for his action. Which was the
Eious motion picture is shown. | means or awakening flickering roll-
The familiar phrase. “Montgomery’s gions sentiments to a full blaze of
name is Synonymous With Tile Best," fervent duty and observance,
which greets one’s eye in street cars Tile same spirit which hovers
and on hill hoards in all principal j around services condvcted by gifted
cities of the states of Georgia, Fl-rida, and eloquent evangelists, seemed to
South Carolina and Alabama, will be-J accompany the exhibition. In Atlania
come more of a reality by reason of four ladies, known for their good
the exhibition of ‘From the Manger j work and Christian lives, openly gave
to Tho Cross.” wh’cli is being con- way to teats when the touching
ducted by the Montgomery Feat re I scenes of the crucifixion appeared.
Film Company of Jacksonville. Fla. j Invalids who were brought in on
Tills great film which contains 6 reels stretchers sobbed in sympathy, when
will demonstrate bettor than mem they witnessed what was undoubted-
words that Montgomery really and, ly an almost exact illus'ration of the
trulv knows the motion picture bus!-: sufferings of Christ.
Hay and oats arc liT-h today; shall
I wait today and food im tomorrow?
That's how men do aboil! painting
their houses and barns and fences.
I’aint lias been high for several years;
and so they have waited: thousands
of 'em are waiting for paint to fall.
Their property drops a trifle a year
and the next Job of paint creeps-up
ereepsup ereeps-up; it’ll lake more
paint by a gallon a year; they don't
save a cent, and Ihe property goes-on
suffering.
DEVOK.
Talmage Hardware Co sell it.
(Advertisement.)
Wonderful Skin Salve.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
for all diseases of the skin, and also
for burns, bruises and bolls. Reduces
inflammation and la soothing and
healing. J. T. Sossaman, publisher of
News, of Cornelius, N. C., writes that
one box helped his serious skin ail
ment after other remedies failed.
Only 25c. Recommended by W. J.
Smith & Bro.. and H. R. Palmer &
1 Sons. Adv.)
ct the
can be depended upon to so-1
best tilings produced by the
enr olls companies manufacturing mo
tion picture films, and furthermore he
Will only let this picture to tho very
'jest theater in each city.
When the wonderful religious pic
ture is shown in this city, those who
read these lines will have an oppor
tunity to Judge for themselves how-
well Montgomery merits the praise
whicli lias been showered on him for
securing control of the film. They
will see a production that can safely
be h nranteed as a masterpiece of
the photo play art. and one that ap
peals to young and old with a deep
and impressive effect. No words can
adequately describe the film, which
ns its name foretells is a pictorial
history of the birth of Christ and the
principal events in the life of the
Saviour.
Praised from Pulpit.
To those Who may have a doubt of
the reception of the picture in other
rlties, it Is only necessary to state
that wherever it has been shown, tho
Most prominent clergymen have glv-
-u it unstinted praise. In Atlanta,
and
From every walk of life, men
women came to see the picture,
undoubtedly not none departed with
out that feeling that they were bet
ter prepared to live better through
tin- inspiration gained from the sa
cred picture. Small wonder that
Montgomery boasts of his achieve
ments and determination to give “the
best.”
Manager Stone of the Majestic has
secured the “Manger to tile Cross”
feature for Friday, tomorrow, and
Saturday at the Majestic.
With the splendid orchestra in tho
evenings and the magnificent solos
by the Boston baritone, Mr. Allen, the
five reel picture will be about the
most attractive program any picture
house has put on in years in Ath
ens.
CENTRAL DECLARED DIVIDEND.
Savannah, Ga.. May 14.—At the
meeting of Ihe directors of the Cen
tral of Georgia Railway yesterday a
semi-annual dividend of three per
cent was declared on tho preferred
stock, payable June 30th.
(Special to the Banner.)
Chattanooga. Twin.. May 14.—With
in a few days large forces of men will
begin putting up decorations which
are to greet the Confederate veterans,
wlm assemble in annual reunion here
May 27-20 and will incidentally cele
brate the semi centennial of the bat-
of Chickumauga and other Chat
tanooga engagements. Also the work
of putting up thousands of extra
fights throughout the business dis
trict will begin about tin- same time.
When the first visitors arrive, Chat-
•anooga will he a brilliant scene, with
Confederate flags, bunting, pictures
on canvass of the famous Confederate
g nerals, and other appropriate ma
terials flaunting in every breeze; at
night, the entire downtown section
'ablaze with myriad lights, those.of
I" rmanent character and specially
erected for the occasion, in large
numbers, adding to Ihe gaiety and
briliance of the scene. Aside from
the strings of light along the side
walk. many buildings will be com
pletely outlined with streamers of
lights as there is widespread interest
In making the entire city do proper
honor to the vet- runs.
Camp A. P Stewart is complete as
far as it ran be made so at a date
considerably ahead of the reunion. All
the tents are up. the big dining room
lent in place, the commissary and
kitchen facilitbs about completed.
The big camp, where 10.000 or many
more if necessary of the veterans can
he accommodated, is patrolled day
and night for safety of the property
which is on the ground
With the adjustment of the rail
road rate from west of the Mississippi
river, till veterans and friends in the
southeastern territory may feel sure
of seeing thousands of the Texans
and others from the Trans-Mississippi
Department during the reunion. The
western lines having succumbed
the storm of pretest, the rate is just
llie same for the western veterans
Mid other reunion visitors as for thos
who are coming from the southeastern
Mates one cent a mile each w:
union tickets may lie extendi
thirty days by depositing them with a
special ag nt here. This will allow
only a lengthy visit to Chattanooga,
that is necessary to thoroughly enjoy
all tile sights. l>nt will permit nice
side trips to points ill adjacent states
at exceedingly low rates. This should
prove a great Inducement especially
to persons whose former homes are in
Ihe southeast, or who have relatives
in this section, or who wish to visit
a particular city before returning to
the west. Tie* 'same is true to a
large degree of people who come from
comparatively near and wish to take
more of a trip than to Chattanooga.
Favorable action on the part of tho
southwestern lines means that from
the entire territory which naturally
sends hundreds or thousands of visi
tors from every locality to each re
union. tho same rato to which the
veterans and their friends have been
accustomed will apply for the 1!)13
reunion in Chattanooga. The round
trip fare, from Athens to Chattanooga
and return, is only $«.45.
Tho events connected with the
groat reunion. Chattanooga’s scenic
and historic points, the big street
carnival that will bo In progress alt
week, Southfrn League baseball, air
ship flights daily from the veterans'
THE LARGEST SAVING8
BANK IN ATHENS
The Athens Savings Bank pays
per cent interest on savings deposit!,
compounded January 1st. July 1st.
Deposits received from S1.0U up. Gst
the saving habit.
Lost—Kappa Alpha fraternity pin,
pals and emerald setting. Return
to B. S. DuBose.
For Awnings of any style,
813-3 calls. G. W. Farrell.
phone
tf
Rooms to rent:
500.
men only. Phone
6t
For grate polish remember tbs ole
solution at J. L. Arnold’s. 26c a pin:
or 40c a quart. The best that bat
ever been sold In Athens. it
Insurance A Real Etstats. Lipscomb.
Why not divide my fire Insure nee
with j. c. Jester?
For re n t—Two nice six room apart
ments on Cobb street. W. A. Jester.
See Miller & Co. for Farm Impls-
mants. tf.
I Pay $75 for 1851 Gold Dollars.
Mint Mark “D”
Coined at Dahlonega. 1 pay $2.50
to $25 each for all other Gold Dollars
coined at Dahlonega, also $15 each
for 1S54 $3. Also other Gold Coins
bought.
Confederate States Stamps Wanted
Will pay highest prices. Send postal
card for Information. Jos. F. Negreen,
8 East 23rd St., New York City.
See Miller & Co. for Mowers and
Reapers. tf
Piano tuning; first-class, work.
Emil Walter. Phone 585. th-sun-tf
Milk and Butter for Sale—Phone
769, o'r cal! at 547 Boulevard.
Country Printer
An all round printer who can do
and job work. Young man about
25 to 30 years of age preferred. Steady
position for efficient man. Observer,
Commirce, Ga.
CAMP A. P. STEWART
More Than a Thousand Tents Already-
Pitched and a Model Camp
Assured.
Chattanooga, Tenn.. May 14.—The
work of erecting tents at Camp A. F
Stewart has been completed, and a
most attractive ap- ctacle of camp life
will greet tin- veterans when they ar
rive here for the Confederate reunion
May ”7-29. About el ven hundred
large pyramid tents are so arranged
in Jackson Park as to form a beauti
ful picture. The large mess tent, and
kitchen equipment are also completed
Prominent ex-Confederates who
have visietd and carefully inspected
the arrangement and general equip
ment oftliis camp pronounce it the |
best in the history of reunions. Noth ]
ing has been overlooked in the ar- ■
r.ingement or general equipment that
roiiid add anything to the health and
comfort of the veterans. From all re-;
ports it will go down in reunion his
tory as the model camp.
Brick For Sale In small lota. Quick
delivery. Phone 4. Harrls-Stephenson
Co. Thu
Mountain Cottage for sale or rent
with 4 rooms and furniture at Moun
tain City, Ga. \V. A. Weatherly. 2t
thur-Bun
For Sale—Soda fount counter, mar
ble top. round corner oak. cost $50.00.
carbonator cost $230.00. Low glass
washer cost $15.00. 2 guage clocks,
lot of piping, copper work board, etc.,
all for $40.00. L. P. Canning. 376
Washington St. tf
Lost—Gold spectacles somewhere
on Prince avenue; finder please re
turn to Banner otlice. Reward. It
Wanted—Several bright and ener
getic young girls to take hospital
training. Address ”S.” care Banner.
3t
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LY AND YOUR ORDER WILL HAVE
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ICE & COAL CORPORATION, SUC
CESSORS TO THE ATHENS ICE A
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For the Weak and Nervous.
Tired-out, weak, nervous men and
women would feel ambitious, energet
ic, full of life and always have a good
appetite, if they would do the sensi
ble thing for health—take Electric
Bitters. Nothing better for the stom
ach, liver or kidneys. Thousands say
they owe their lives to this wonderful
home remedy. Mrs. O. Rhinevault, of
Vestal Center, N. Y„ says: “I regard
Electric Bitters as oue of the greatest
of gifts. I can never forget what It
has done for me.” Get a bottle your
self and see what a difference It will
make in your health. Only 50c and
$1.00. Recommended by W. J. Smith
& Bro., and H. R. Palmer. & Sons,
camp, four fine parades, steamboat
excursions on the beautiful Tennessee
river—all these and more combined
with the lowest railroad fare ever
granted for any kind of an occasion,
make an unparalleled opportunity to
visit Chattanooga.
THE CLARKE RIFLES WILL
DIE A NATURAL DEATH
On account of the fact that not a
sufficient number of voting men are
ntorested enough in military matters
lo enlist in the local infantry com
pany of the national guards, the
Clarke Rifles will relinquish the
equipment to the state and federal
military author ties and disband.
The city of Athens is large enough
to have a military company hut oa
account of many other things which
consume time and interest the mate
rial does not seem willing to Join a
company.
Freckled Girls
It is an absolute fact, that one 50 cent
jar of WILSON’S FRECKLE CREAM
will either removeyourfreckles orcause
them to fade and that two jars will even
in the most severe cases completely
cure them. We are willing to personally
guarantee thisand to return your money
without argument if your complexion is
not fully restored to its natural beautv.
WILSON’S FRECKLE CREAM is
fine, fragrant and absolutely harmless.
Will not make hair grow but will posi
tively remove TAN, PIMPLES and
FRECKLES. Come in today and try it.'
The jars are large and results absolute
ly certain. Sent by mail if desired.
Price 50c.# Mammoth jars $1.00. WIL
SON’S FAIR SKIN SOAP 2oc.
For sale bv
H. R. PALMER & SONS.
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