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|Nofic5”Td Electric Customers
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!S The Athens Railway & Electric Company
I 3f; increasing its facilities at the Steam
jflaat and while this work is in progress the
“'"mporary wiring that is necessary in or-
_sr that the masons and carpenters may
Jjp safeguarded while current is on the
wires, may cause some slight interruptions
•particularly during bad weather.
% »• We hope no interruptions will occur’but j
) . if they- do we trust otti? friends Will accept
jtjiem as. philosophically as possible as the
V. S$ork being done has in view better service
Allowing the installation of more modern
p. jajid heavier equipment. \
Athens Railway & Electric Co.
■ s Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate
i : Commission: 3% ON AMOUNTS OVER $1,000.00.
J! ‘ 10% on amount? up to $1,000.00.
i : HUBERT M. RYLEE
tl j LAW OFFICES
• 405 Holman Bldg. Athens, (In.
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714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.
DONTS TO HEED IF (VOU’D
FOIL ‘CON MEN'
(By WM. A. PINKERTON)
Dean- of American Detectives
FOR MEN
Ddn> Ur lined Into friendly
•cpmtal adnualtV-ances.
" uptt’t buy stork until the
venture has had a thorough
checkup.
Don't he lured into friendly
card, games anoard railrrad
trains br steamships.
Dpn't carry large sums of
money around.
Don't try to resle. an armed
footpad when the thing looks
‘hopeless. He'll kill you.
Don't he Intrigued by an easy
scheme to make money where
yen must do something shady
to make it.
Don’t '.hink you’re too wise
to he caught. The biggest fall
the hardest.
FOR WOMEN
Don't let any fctruy (male)
acquaintance ensnare you with
an oily tongue Into friendship.
Don't be known as a person
who wears her Jewels and cx-
p naive furs alioift.
Don’t admit strangers in the
h' use who say they are meter
renders or ice men.
Don't leave windows unlatch
ed when away from the house,
or luyn under this mat on the
front doorstep.
Don't let any blackmailer
frighten you with letters of
threat for anything. Show the
letters to yopr husband or to
the police.
Don't make any investments
■if you are unskilled In such
things until after you have
consulted a reliable banker.
CHICAGO—The burglar, the
hold-up man, the bandit of 1923 Is
a killer.
The wild west bandit of yester
day was quick on the draw but
slow to shout, lie carried his six-
shcoter to menace you, to intimi
date you into doing what he de
manded. lie shot only ns a last
resort.
The city bandit of today clinch
es a halr-friggered automatic pis
tol in fingers made unsteady by
bootleg whiskey, dope and Jazz
living. He kills upon the slight,
est provocation or upon none.
He doesn't choose his victims
cnrefully. You mny be the next.
Lack of money gives you no im
munity—the crook of today speci
alizes in small fry. He hasn't
the brains for the big job.
Ylint's a warning to everybody
from William Allen Pinkerton,
dean of American detectives, who's
I spent a lifetime ferreting out
j criminals and who today employs
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Raise More Cotton This Year.
Use-Boll-We-Go
Sure death to the
Boll Weevil
Boll-We-Go is a combina
tion of Calcium arsenate
and ether ingredients that
hold the poison to the
cotton plant In available
form for the boll weevil
to drink. Boll-We-Go
stays cn the. cotton plant.
The hardest winds will
not blow it off. The
heaviest rains will not
wash it away. It is
known throughout the
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Don’t Dust - Spray
BOLL-WE-GO
Only Costs
, 20c A Gallon
Ready to Apply x
’ You can estimate the cost of your entire season’s pro
tection by using BOLL-WE-GO.
Cost only $3.00 to $4.00 per acre per season. ,
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’ 4 Cotton belt as the effective method of destroying the boil weevil.
Leading Cotton Growers Praise Boll-We-Go.
■ Wo have hundreds of unsolicited testimonials from leading cotton growers praising
Boll-We-Go for its deadly effect on the boll weevil. These names will be furnished
' you at your request. Boll-We-Go is shipped to you in concentrated form so as -to
save you the cost of shipping weight of water. It is easily mixed with water and
' " can be used immediately. Agricultural experts, hankerp .and farmers proclaim that
it is the best method of exterminating the boll weevil. \
Boll-We-Go is inexpensive—yet Effective.
The basis cost of Boll-We-Go is only 20c a gallon and only takes from three to five
gallons per acre, and there is NO WASTE. Boll-Wo-Go STAYS ON the Cotton plant
Only three to four sprayings per year are necessary when Boll-We-Go is used. When
you use Boil-We-Go you are PROTECTING YOUR COTTON at the very lowest cost.
.... Actual Field Tests made last year Were Surprising to Agricultu
ral Experts .7
Demonstrations were made last year throughout the Cotton Belt to prove the merit
of Bolt-Wc-Go. Results were obtained as we predcited—results even proved that we
were very conservative in.our claims. YOUR acreage will produce MORE cotton this
year if you use Boll-We-Go. Do not experiment this year. Use Boll-Wc-Go—p tried
and prevon product—You take n» chances with Boll- We-Go.
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Calcium Arsenate is Scarce—Price will be
higher.
Wc feel sure that calcium arsenate will be hard to obtain anil suggest that you send
in your order now for Boll-We-Go. Our supply is limited and orders will be filled in
order received as long as our supply lasts. Boll-We-Go is a patented product and
approved by the Agricultural Department of the State cf Georgia.
Write for literature telling ail about Boll-Wc-Go.
BOLL-WE-GO MANUFACTURING CO.
‘ 63 North Pryor St.
Atlanta Ga.
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Interview -PWkerton, has
newspaper Cdrrespondejit In year*,
“The criminal ot today/' Pinker,
ton said* “is an amateur born of
modernism, poison whiskey and
lopsy-turvey living.
OLD HEADS
“REFORMED”
“The old professionals—the
skilled criminals, famed for head
work and steady nerves—have re
formed. They've become bdotleg-
Bcrs."
This last with a chuckle.
We no ldnger are combating
criminals who make a profession <
of the thing. * ' •
“What wo're face to face with
today is just plain bad beys that
this age h*'.s corrupted—boys who
will stop at, nothing to gain excite
ment. They’re all from 18 to 25
years old.
“But th€y_ are Prude in their
methods and* operate not from need
but mostly frcm erratic excitement.
That ic why they are so dangerous.
“A crook of the old school would
wait it long time before shooting
you. And he rarely entered un
pretentious homes. Where the new\
criminal mind contetfls itself with
plunder of dollars secured thru
street murder, the old criminal
pU'.yed his game for thousands.
“Fewer banks aro being broken
into and fewer safes cracked now
adays. Amateurs cannot do things
like that. Bo they turn to lock
ing from more meager sources ami
kill in the bargain—Just because
there's nothing else for them to do.
ier alone. Unlike Hie vio*
finaf; they" ‘ilSlfp turned
ilrjrhmF'to lattfe.
He (ntn—bankere,’ %inahcf«H
end lawyera^-are the Victim* of
'con men' today and they're easy
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"one type of modorb confidence
man—the smoothest type—special
izes In victimizing women.
The Board v of Health of Oregon
must regulate, the rules to aticer
tain If bride arid groom are sen
sible* or tools, f'hysfclona compel
tent to judge wi:t make the men
tal test and if, the Couple won't
that what these say- is best
’$ a popular way to serve
Kellogg’s Bran—grealesfhi
Most every ono who realizes hotr
effective Kellogg’s Bran is for the
County Court Ithey may apiieal in ! permanent relief of constipation has
effort to he wed. Here mental ex- j their own particular way of serving
perts will decide on what is in this wonderful cereal. Most families
lover he has Romeo backed off the I each heed. If they aay 'nay" no | eat it as a cereal with milk or cream.
map and as a crook'he makes poor " ■ - ■ • •
old Jesse James look like a piker.”
Hard Blow For Hymen
If All Would-Be-Weds
Must Qualify Mentally
(Ey MARGARET-ROHK)
NEW YORK—t\Eiow! .Hymen
has: been harried quite, an awful
Jolt I fear, out In the free and
open west, where mighty moun
tains rear their snowy crests o'er
prairies and a man's a man alway
—at? least thnt’s what the. titles in
the movies always say.
It seems that some people have
their doubt that movie lore Is true.
They think a man Is oft a child,
so mental tests are due. They
thljik In ventures marital each
person's lovesick brain equivalent
mentality to child, twelve, should
contain. An so in Portland, Ore
gon, a Mrs. Simmons, bright, club.
Woman, politician and n woman
erudite, in Legislature's in(trodueed
a very vital bill, which seems to
license Is forthcoming to the twain, j Others sprinkle it oa their favorite
If they say 'yes' - the weeding bells I hot or cold cereal. Every oae enjoys
may peal forth gay refrain- j its nut-like flavor!
Two dollars fifty Is the fee the j If you are cdoking a hot cereal try
law has specified examiners may j this methodMeasure off two table-
legally collect from groom and . spoonfuls for each member of the
btlfle. It sure ig ceiling more and family. Mix it with the cereal and
more to up end go get tied besides cook as you always cook the cereal,
the preacher's fee that" all good j Kellogg’s Bran is scientifically pre-
bridegrooms must provide. pared and ready to eat, but its regu-
But lack of coin would never latory powers are iu no way impaired
keep two would-),e-yeds apart. IPs I if you cook it with other cereals,
lack Ot brains In Oregon bids fair | .Kellogg’s Bran has won the friendly
recommendation of physicians because
it does give prompt and permanent
to break a heart or two or. four
or hundreds if the' Slmmo n 8 bill
gees through. I wonder what
would happen if our states all hart*
It too.
Just take a look among your
friends and others d°ar. Amongst
youf mere acquaintances and
tives so qu6er. How many, if the
bill were passed, think you would
married be If ft depended on a 12-
ycar old mentality?
Old Pappy boys of 9G would not
be Newly-Weds with pretty dolls
of sweet sixteen wih nothing in
their heads.
Most' marriages of movie star*
promise Hymen it will either makn coul^. net so oft occur for passing
of kill. They’re lots of other rea
sons for forbidding of the bans,
Alongside this one they nil look
like puny al3o-rnns.
As other/ states have passed the
law, ere mafrlage is begun exam*
fnd-ion physical must be required
each one, so Mrs. Simmons’ bill
provides n mental test as well that
n^tmiseg to put a crimp In mar
riage for a spell.
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any mcr/ta 1 test would surely
them deter and how would all the
Follies girts get spliced to only
sons If they had mental tests to
pass. Imagine it!—Great Guns!!
The Hinton Securities Co.
Life Insurance.
relief from mild or chroni* von
tion and because it can be'Vaterit
out forming a habit. Agalg.'jtidiJ
Bran will free you from
dangerous cathartics.
When constipation comUtiotifL.
in your system or when you are tw
cned, do not take half-way
Foods with a partial bran costS
cannot free you! What yoc t™!
have is Kellogg’* Braa becai!«A uL
ALL BRAN) Go the limit; get roliitfl
Every member of your family
delight in eating Bran raisin
ake
muffins, pancakes, macaroon/^
Kecipc3 on every package. , , ,.{■
Start eating Bran to-day I Get wd)
—keep well—keep disease out of vm,
komel First-class hotels, clubs Vi
restaurants servo-Kellogg’s BrasT
individual packages. All grocers;”
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The Hinton Securities Co.
Life Insurance. Jl '
' MOVIE SERIALS FOR FIJI
SUVA, Fiji—Motion picture se
rial thrillers from America have
found their way to the movie the
atre here. FIJI natives are strong
for ’em.
ITCH
CURED In 30 Minutes with
Par-a-sit-i-cide
50c from 4ruggist* or 55c mailed
Mfr, UR. L. J. SHARP & CO.
Commerce, Ga. \
Take no substitute. Sold by
H. R. PALMER & SONS
For Economical Trans
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The Lincoln car is not only the finest ere'
ation, but the most perfect car mechanically
yet offered the motoring public.
So many features^of this quality car are
it the usual con'
ception of a fine motor car fails to include
them. These features are best appreciated
when you drive it.
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Ease of control at all speeds is emphasized
by the entire lack of driving effort. Sponta'
neous flexibility is felt as you call for any
range.of power. And all roads seem to
smooth out under its easy'riding qualities.
You are cordially invited to visit the Lincoln
exhibit at the Automobile Show, and learn
the many outstanding reasons for Lincoln
superiority.
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AUTHORIZED ATHENS, GA., LINCOLN DEALERS
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