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THE BANNER, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17, 1918.
PAG? THIRTEEN
■HESS WEEK Ai SWELL FUND
ENLIST AT ONCE VIMS
—FOR TOBACCO FOR THE SOLDIERS
Athens, In common with the rest
of the- entire country, Is to observe
“Smpkelas Week" for the next few
days—the nitlon-wide campaign for
Washington birthday week, from
February 18to to the 23rd, being on.
Smokeless week?
.It’s when the folks at home, over
here, who smoke quit smoking for a
day, that they 'may give that day’s
lobaceo to the boys "over there”—In
the trenches and camps of France.
The Banner Is the officially author
ized agent here for the "Our Boys In
France Tobacco Fund.” More than
flOO was raised and sent to the cen
t's! committee In New York Christ
mas—and $200 In tobacco was sent
across.
Now a special drive to replenish
the soldiers’ store of smokes Is made;
?5 cents will send a kit, a week’s
supply, to a soldier; $1 will get one
soldier
can tobacco—and bring back to the
YOUNG MEN BETWEEN 18 AND 21—
AND A LITTLE OVER—MAY
' JOIN THE ARMY.
The law will soon be passed to
draft all the young men who have
donor a card of thanks from the reach6d their 21st birthday since the
frcnt.
Send or bring to the Banner what
ever contribution you would like to
make. If you do not give up your
own smokes for a day—give as much
as you spend on your smokes for one
day.
This Is one llttU service in which
all may have a part and carry com
fort to the boys abroad.
5th of June, 1917. The recruiting
action In Athens Is offering all these
young men—and. indeed, all over 18
years of age,—a chance to enlist.
There Is choice now of departments
anff classes of service’; the 21-year-
j old ones will soon have to go where
they are drafted and sent.
The moral is enlist novy.
A TEXAS WONDER.
The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame back,
rheumatism and lrreguarltles of the
kidneys and bladder In both men and
women. Regulates bladder troubles
•n children. If not sold by your drug
gist, will be sent by mall on receipt of
tl.OO. One small bottle is two months'
treatment and seldom fails to perfect
a cure. Send for sworn testimonials.
Dr. R W. Hall, 2926 Olive St., SL
month’S supply of Amerl- r, ou iB. Mo. Sold by druggists—fAdv.) appearance was alarming for a time.
WHERE THERE WAS MUCH
SMOKE NO FIRE APPEARED
The fire department was called last
night to the block on the west side
of College avenue, between Broad
end / Clayton, where volumes of smoke
from the upstairs seemed to indicats
fire In the building. But no fire was
found. A chimney from a restaurant
for two hours or more sent forth
cioudB of smoke and sparks and the
Positive—Convincing Proof. .
Many so-called remedies for anae
mia are only so in name. Their
makers are afraid to prove their
claims by telling what their medi
cines contain.
The only way to b: honest with
the people Is to let them know whji
they are paying for. Here Is t ie VI-
nol formula. When the doctor knows
what a medicine contains. It c ; ases
to ba a “patfnt” medicine.
R—Cod Liver and Beef Pep
tones, Iron and Manganese Pep-
tonates. Iron and AmmonLim
Citrate, Lime and Soda Glycero
phosphates, Cascarln.
Any doctor will tell you that th
ingredients of Vinol, as named above,
will enrich the blood and banish
anaemia and create strength. When
the blood is pure and rich and red,
the body is strong and robust.
You can prove this at our expens
because your money will he returned
Vinol does not improve your
health.
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Druggists.
Athens, Ga.
-^„;rsTEAniLY downward _._. *
IS THE-TREND OF POWER II* GAS, AND /
STEADILY UPWARD GO THE RESULTS FROM -
THI^ GREAT CHALMERS ENGINE
That gas isj dropping steadily in power is no longer
a matter of news. But while the decline is on (and many
think we will Aever see again a high grade gas) here comes
the master of the situation.
It is the great Chalmers engine and its chief function
is making poor gas deliver high power.
It breaks up to an unprecedented degree the raw gas
coming from the carburetor, “cracks it up” as the .engineers
say, and then heats it to a high point before the spark
plugs set it off.
One device that does most of this important work is the
now famous Chalmers “hot spot.” The second is the in
genious “ram’s-horn” manifold.
So thoroughly does the great Chalmers engine Fletcherize
and Hooverize the gas that there’s scarcely a particle of
wasteds power.
Tests of the exhaust have proved that.
And so fluid or liquid is this power that it fairly charms
the driver. You can get violent action in an instant or you
1 can “tame it to almost nothing.” And whether calling on
it for much or little it has a peculiar note of softness about
it that always denotes a superior piece of mechanism.
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TOURING CAR.' 7-PASSENGER $1533 TOURING SEDAN . . . ||«l TOWN CAR’ LANDAULET • (MB
TOURING CAR. (-PASSENGER (IMS CABRIOLET. (-PASSENGER** (177S LIMOUSINE. 7-PASSENGER (»](
STANDARD ROADSTER . ■ (1485 TOWN CAR. 7.PASSENGRR ■ (J7» LIMOUSINE. LANDAULET • (MM
ALL PRICES 7. O. B. DETROIT SUBJECT TO CHANCE WITHOUT NOTICE
Clarke County Motor Car Co.
Phone 986
JOE H. DOWNS, Manager
Athens, Ga.
475 Clayton St.
City Court Will
Convene Tomorrow
JUDGE WEST WILL CALL THE
COURT TOMORROW MORNING ’
AT THE USUAL HOUR.
Judge West will call tho city court
to order tomorrow morning. The cal
endar of cases as far as made out
appeared In the Banner a few days
ago. The following is the list of the
jurors drawn to serve:
Jury Drawn for February Term, 1918.
. I. R. R. Kidling.
2. O. R. Hinton.
3. Lee Morris.
4. R. T. Goodwyn.
5. J. L. Harmon.
6. John G. Quinn.
7. W. T. Sanders.
8. J. N. Carlton.
9. J. J. O'Kelley. '
10. R. A. Washburn. ,.i
11. Ben T. Epps. n
12. H. H. Hinton.
13. B. F. Tuck.
14. Ben F. Moore.
! 15. Sam P. Kinney. I
■18. H. B.-Wilson.
17. E. L. Wier. " -**
18. C. A. Rowland. ’
19. H. J. Jackson.
20. W. W. Mize.
21. Jas. G. Lambert.
22. A. L. Harper.
23. E. H. Dorsey.
24. ' Claud Bishop.
25. R. J. Hancock.
26. J. J. Wilkins.
27. Charlie -Muse.
28. Thos. J. Elder.
29. Wm. Fleming. ' i
30. Pryor L. Davis.
31. T. B. Wooten. . ,
32. W. P. Nichols.
33. L. M. Leathers.
34. Dink Martin. „,
35. Geo. H. Hulme, Sr.
36. Uriah Poss.
Tallesman Drawn for the February
Term, 1918.
Geo. A. Tucker.
L. F. Edwards.
W. A. Weatherly.
P. D. Thornton.
C. D. Campbell.
Henry L. Pope.
J. P. Crowley.
A. P. Whitehead.
Joe O'Farrell.
L. O. Price.
W. W. Duncan. T
James E. Eidson.
W. Eston Epps.
Harry J. Davis.
J. W. Ingle.
T. H. Dozier.
E. C. Paine.
Tom C. Fowler.
B. S. Rylee.
Robert F. Morton.
H. P. Betts.
Webster Callaway.
Parks T. Betts.
Joe H. Hardrup.
Jesse Dellinger.
Be Careful
Think of the cost of replacing
your house at the present prices
of m,iLeri^jl $nd^tabor,; should it
be burned. ’ Consider the waste
of time if you ui*l; lai^l jip for
weeks from carelessness in driv*
in* your machine.
. Bear in mind the needless suf
fering that a careless chauffer
may cause by speeding or pass
ing standing cars.
Look out for the street car. It
is impossible for it to turn out
when you run in front of it.
Think Safety!
Practice Safety !
Watch Safety!
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Investing Prizes
In Thrift Stamps
Fourteen members of the county
school children's clubs reported to
.Miss Oliver, the county agent, yes
terday .morning at her office In the
ceurtliouso and received their cash
prizes for having turned in reports
and stories of their canning and gar
den and other work last fall. Miss
Oliver, Captain T. H. Dozier, rne
county school superintendent, and
Mr. C. I). Flantgen, of the war sav
ings campaign committee, spoke In
terestingly to the children—the last
named urging them to get the saving
habit, invest llielr savings In thrift
stamps, and ht Ip Uncle Sam win the
war. Nearly every one of them In
vested their cash prize money In'
thrift stamps yesterday.
Eleven More Names
of Tuscania Victims
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Feb. 16.—The names
of eleven additional American sol
diers lost on the Tuscania were re
ceived by the war department to
night. All except one, Private
I James Schlelss, of Wisconsin, were
contain'd in the Associated Press
dispatch of last Tuesday.
Eleven Survivors Announced.
Washington, Feb. 16.—Eleven sur-
v Ivors of the Tuscania, previously
listed as unreported, were announced
tonight by the war department, with
the name of another survivor, H.
Obalrd, of Wagoner, Oklahoma, who
was not on the original passenger
list, it Is announced here.
rtlSSIONARY MEETING AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Tlie regular monthly meeting of llie
First Baptist church Missionary So-
iety will be held Thursday afternoon,
,t 4 o'clock at the church.
Mr. E. L. Floyd, a professor In the
Atlanta high school, Is spending the
week-end in the city.
Lieut. John Hill Moss is spending
lie week-end with his parents.
When You Want
When You Want—
Automobile Repairing
Acetylene Welding
See Roy Epps
East Clayton Street.
A Prominent Newspaper
And Insurance Man Here
Mr. Walter C. Coleman, of Cedar-
town, was In the city yesterday, call
ing on' the city fuel administrator,
Mr. W. F. Dorsey, to receive a good
report of the operation of the fuel
administration hero. Mr. Colemau
represents the federal fuel adminis
tration In this and several other
states—in a general Investigatory
way. He Is a popular weekly newspa
per man of the state and has been
prominent in insurance business for
years—In addition, representing his
unty In tho legislature the last
term.
When You Want—
Auto Tires Repaired
Take them to
Athens Tire Service Co
Next Door to Epps' Garage.
When You Want—
Printing, Office Supplies
Rubber Stamps, Pictures Framed,
see
W. J. Gardner,
269 Lumpkin St.
When You Want-
To Eat go to Iff—
The Plaza Cafe 1
Jim Jones, Proprietor
115 College Avenue ,
When You Want—
Auto Tires Repaired
and Vulcanizing
See R. Kimbrough,
Clmlln’s Filling Station No. 2.
When You Want—
Flowers For Any
Occasion
give your order to
JONES GREENHOUSE CO.
264 E. Clayton Street.
After Mar. 1, 184 Clayton.
When You Want—
General Repair Work
Tin Roof, Gutter Pipes, Roof Paint-
ing, Auto Radiator, Fenders, etc., re
paired by expert workmen see
WILLIAMS &SH0USE
151 Broad St. Phone 526
When You Want—
Optical Goods,
or your eyes properly fitted'with
glasses, see
A. C. Stephens,
276 Clayton.
When You Want-
Wall Paper, Paints,
Oil and Glass
See
John L. Arnold
163 Jackson Street i
When You Want—
QUICK RESULTS
in selling, buying or exchanging arti
cles or If you desire help of any kind,
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