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tfotPAV, MARCH PACS'YWO :hilds Street Wins Pennant in Grammar League in’s Wholewheat Bread i I Vigor and Health iFdR SALE—At A bargain, Overland i Sedan. Phone MS. S-lt-e. [ points. Here’s the llne-upi Childs 8treet Dean (7) R. F. Leathers (8) L F. Escoe (10) C. Eberhart (2) Einott (2) ..*'.. G . L O. Referee, Roy Hodgson, keepers, Stynehcombe and By EMORY COOK An Interesting game of basket* ball game in the Oram mar school circles was mat recentiy when clilMs street won from College | Avenue by the score of 32 to 14. This game gave Childs street 'the Grammar school trophy. lu this game the stars for Childs street were, Klllotf. Leathers and Dean. For College avenue, Lord, Vess and Maxqy. Here's the llne*ups: Childs Street Colics* Ave. Dean (10) Vess R. F. Leathers (12) Maxey L. F. Wingfield (2) Lord Whiw Leghorn eggs rpr hatching. 12.00 per fifteen. Arnold Collier, Col bert, Ca. m-16-p Fr '*t»n«n • "'»ison Freshmen and Varsity Will Play Saturday if Weather Permits; Fresh men Are Strong. ! Rains Friday prevented the re gular baseball game -hat Was to have been played on Sanford Field between the Vkrstt* ahd Freshmer, teams hut if the weather permits a game wiH be pUjW Saturday nftemon and the public is Invited to attend. _ ■ The game Wednesday resulted in a victory for the ted cap boys and they expect to humble the By Emory cook The Presides of the High School bowed to the: Chi ids Street 3 ram mer! te* in a-game of'basketball this week. The score was 29 to 17. The game was played, on the High court and was tight all the way. The stars tor ChUds street were, Escoe, Leathers, Elliott, Eberhart aad Dean. . For the High school, Heywddd, and Watson starred. The game wss played by quarter* dnd tho score at the end of the •rst quarter was, (-1, first half, ft to 11 in favor of the Fresh men, at- the end of the third quarter it waa tied again, 18-18 and then Childs street finally won by two HOUSTON'—IS Is very probable that a nation wide search for Ed ward Young Clarke, former Im perial Wltard of the Ku Klux Klan, will be conducted In an effort , to bring him to booh | CABINET AND WOODWORKERS SHOP South and Jackson Strqsts—Just off Broad Furniture repaired. Swings or Screening made to order. AU work guaranteed. Give Us A Trial SAYE AND SMITH FOR SALE-PEACH PICKLB8. 11.00 per half gallon; Fig preserves, 11.00 per quart; Canned peaches, 25c per quart. Canned plums. 25c per quart. Also 1 bushel sweet potatoes 11.00. Phone 75, Banner-Herald Office, tf. Minimum Charge of 44 Cents ' Insertions. Seven dimes for the ' price, of five Insertions. .. All discontinuances MUST bo - saado In person at Tho Ban- ner-Hbrald Office or by letter. ^Telephone discontinuances are face a charge of violation of the Mann white, slave act' Clarke was under a bond of one thousand dollars, which he limped FOR SALE—WHITE LEGHORN lur Melting. |1.00 for 15. AgJ College Strain. Phone 287. m-iS-c FOR RENT One five-room downstairs apartment, private bath and all convenience. Possession March 1st *E. g. fambrough Phone 516 gjty of Georgia visited his si «8S? Jffi'ifSMffi Mr. Neil Turner of the Cnlver of Georgia, Sunday afternon. FOR sale—PEACH PICKEJ. 11.00 #er half gallon; Fig preserve., U-00 per quart; Canned peacllfs, 25c per quart; Canned plums, 34c ler quart. Prone 75, Banner-Herald Of(ic«. if. Eberhart / .. Morchoail R. O. i Elliott (8) Barrett L. o. _ Referee, Johnson. Subs, Child*, LOST—Many an article, found by a llanner;llcrald reader and return- red to It. owner. If you have lost any thing today try a Banner-Herald Want Ad tomorrow. tf. FOR SALE—SELECT SETTING Eggs. White leghorn $1.00. Barred Rock $1.50. Phone 1840. * m-19-e Crawford' for 'Eberhart. PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE tor a few cents you can ward Oil Flu and Grippe by promptly checking your coughs and colds with Foley’s Honev and Tar. Al so gives quick'relief from coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whop- tng Gough, Asthma and Bronchi- ‘vis. Forty-eight years of satis faction to users has made Foley’s Honey and Tar the World’s larg est selling cough medicine. Con tains no opiates—ingredients are printed on tho wrapper. Refuse aubsiUatee. Insist' upon Foley’s. ihy” is in better physical trim this year than ever before and if his arm comes around he will have his best year as a Georgia hurIVr. LOST—Pointer, liver and white spots broken too on right front foot. Finder l’hono Halford Brown, 177?. Reward. / m-U-c. FOR SALE—30 to 35 acres land; good grist mill and store; 17 acres In pecans; < acres with chlcksn wire fence; original forest pasture fenced with hog wire; all together witli stocks of hogs and chickens, for tSM aero. T. J. Epps. m-lS-p. UNION HARDWARE COMPANY’8 ROLLER 8KATE8 $2.50 Pair ATHENS CYCLE CO. Lumpkin 8treet Fresh Berries, Friday and Saturday Specials Black Walnut Macaroons 20c Dozen Strawberry Short Cake; Honey Cream Cake 25c lb Fresh Cocoanut Cake 3- layer 60c Cake for 45c Fresh Black Walnut Cake 3 Layer, 60c Cake for 45c Fresh- Lady_ .Baltimore Cake, 3 Layer, 60c Cake for 45c All Cookies 15c Dozen Bread, Wholewheat, Rais in, Graham and White Rolls - Breakfast Rolls 12c dozen Wholewheat Rolls 12c doz French Rolls .... 15c doz. Don’t Miss That GtSod Strawberry- Shortcake Bill Munday went in for three innings in the last game played NO MOTAL CAN TOUCH YOlf Wdetveave land showed a lot of steam. Bill has gone eleven innings now jnghinst the Freshmen and hasn’t been scored on - He is working ! hard this year and hopes to land , a berth with the regular outfit. 1 The first game will be played here on the 28th against Dahlon- Wantcd Ford Truck. . H. L*. Cofer mpkln. Phono m-lt-c* I WASTED—A good cook, houst maid, Duller, chauffeur, domestic help, or maybe lift office assistance, book keepers, stenogs, telephone firls, cashiers etc. Whatever it Is, you may be sure'that thousands of alert busi ness and efficient Individuals In Ath ena will sea your Want Ad In the Sonner-HeraJd and will talk over the "matter with you next day. It'a done •vary day In Athena. tf. When you wear these double grip widewcave PARIS your hose flay, put, your mind's at rest and your legs get leal, evidence of ease effic iency. Say PARIS when you buy. “3000 Hourt of Solid Comfort ” 50c A STEINA COMPANY and ub cw<w. hickory c«m Cuomo NswYgaa FOR* SALE—ARISTOCRAT BARRED Rocks and Young's Strain 8. C. Whltcf Leghorn eggs for hatching. $2.00 per fifteen. Arnold Collier. Col bert, Ca. m-ll-p. HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP Naw Shoes from Old. Men’s Half Solss and Rubber Heels $1.50. Ladles’ Half Boles and Rubbtr Heels $1.25. Children’s Half Soles and Rubber Heels, priced according to else. WE DELIVER Phone 1186 229 E, Broad St, Athens, On. FOR HALE—Pure- Bred Rhoda Island atei for setting. Statu College Stork. $1.50 per setting. Special rates per hundred. Mrs. a. H. Vtror, Phono 1659-J. m-19-c. WANTED—Position by young man: ^'.experienced oa soda dlspencer, re- ■ Son-grocer, filling station and chauf- B ur. ‘’It T. F.," care Banner- [•raid. m-U-p. ‘Double Grip Miscellaneous MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look* best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo.—Advertisement. i’ANTKD—12 or 44 Inch Circular saw. State pries, kind and condl- on. Address Box No. 228, Athens. a. m-19-c. Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate Commission: 1% ON AMOUNTS OVER $1,000.00. lift oa amounts op to $L$$0J$. HUBERT M. RYLEfc LAW OFFICES 403 Holman Bldg. Athens, Ca. —that Js the only term that fits these lovely ROAD TAXES NOW DUE Rond Taxes must be paid on or before April 1st at the office of the Commissioners in the Court House, • Pay your taxes pow, and avoid unnecessary WANTED—Help PANTED—Help. Household total- ture, pot stock, any one of a thou- end things. Tou can fill your Wont* rbmptly and cheaply with a Bon er-Herald Want' Ad. tf- WOOD ASH WOOD Best for Cooking and Heating Purposes Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of five loads or more, per load $2.50 This Wood Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load. Call Us and We Will Supply Your Needs. HANNA MFG. CO. Phone 147 Phone 147 COMING! BRENAU FOLLIES PRETTY GIRLS Dancing — Singing TATE WRIGHT, Clerk. BENSON’S BAKERY Ask lor No. 6882 Instrumental Music Under Auspices Local Pb*t a AMERICAN LEGION Colonial Theatre, Friday Night, March 16th $1.50 Orchestra; $1.00, 75c Balcony Under Direction of Wilford Watters •RUIT TREE SALESMEN—Profita ble. pleasant, steady work. Oood Ids' line for farmers, i teachers and there. Permanent job for good work- ra, Wrlto for terms. Concord Nuraor- 4. tuna. 311$, Concord, Qa. -m-js-p. WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST PRICE8 FOR OLD Scrag. Iron,. Brass,. Copper, Load, Rubber, Bogs, and old. Issues of Magazines. Where quantity Justifies our Truck will call fori * m- mom -w Taxi Service Day and Night Dixie Iron & Metal Co. 41S Foundry Street Phono 1161 Athens* Oa. Wo have the moat modern Vul canising equipment made. Wo use only the boat make of mntorlaU. Our prleei are reaaonabte. OUR WORK GUARANTEED Kelly-Springflcld Tires FOR RENT AT ONCE ANOTHEP four rbom bouse with bath. Noar Normal School. Sea W. T. Florence, or phone 1769-W. m-tf-c ~ Garrick Producing Co. Presents * America’s Favorite Musical Comedy Start GEO. DAMEREL MYRTLE VAIL ™ In the delightful, tuneful, tantilizing, musical - ‘ comedy success “THE RED WIDOW” With a splendid cast of slngsrs aad eamedlant, offering a l»r- BSously mounted production and Aba Red Widow chorus, with latest Croatian In cesutmes. SAY IT WITH GIRLS. DO YOU REMEMBER OEO. GAMBREL AND MYRTLE VAILf Prices $2.00, $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c-Pluswar Tax - - ------ - ?T -- - You have never beheld i such Beauty and Quality at such a low price as you will see this eepaon m The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page is ons of the most interest ing and certainly most pro fitable pages of the paper. Thousands at people ton their attention first to the Wont Ad Page. The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. AU Kindt MU1 Supplies. Hu Semon Dlston Sews. Teeth, Files, Belting, Pipe, In jectors, Fittings, Engine and Boiler Repairs. Bring with your anto and work done quick. Wire Cables. PHONE 66 Office GEORGIAN nOTEL SHOES tor WOMEN - AT : pmm n RAILROAD SCHEDULES t There is • charm and elegance ■*, and true Parisian touch about I NEWARK Shoes for Spring J that fascinates every dm man who love* thing* beautiful. { You never saw, such riche* of ' style and quality in shoes sell ing at $5.00. It la amazing I It demonstrates more em phatically than ever that it pays to buy direct from the ZPV ' world's largest chain start ■se shoe retailors known from coast to ccast for their charm- [••■* tag shoes and low prices. See hi ww our wonderful offerings *««iua tomorrowI SEABOARD AIR LINE RV. Northbound 8outhbound Northbound Southbound *;55 a Atlanta-Monrle I'c'l 0:15 p 2:40 p Atl.-Blrmlnghum-Mem. 2:20 p 2-40 p Norfolk-RIch-N. Y. 2:20 p 7:56 p Atl-Abbevlllo I'c’l 7:30 e 11:24 p Atl.-Blrrolnghom 6-29 a Mi 1:24 p Norfolk-Wash. 6:29 a 11:24 p Wilmington-N. Y. 6:2$ a ABOARD Lombardlron Works 600 Thomas St Phone 1351 Winter Year Tourist Fares There’s not much dif ference in the cost of inferior quality, base ball goods and . “SpaldingV’!, but there’s a Whole lot of difference in tne amount of service yqu’ll get. Spalding’s is the best. v Everything for the en tire team. Clayton Street The McGregor ;u Company.*, ’5 See the Marvelotu Georgia Railroad ^.Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Boekkecpingi^^Shorthaud sad Save 60ft of expense* by at- 1 BASEBALL GOODS Mitte 90c to $1150 Gloves 76e *o S 4.00 Bata 25* to S ZOO Bails 16c to $ 1.75 v . The Largest Chain of Shea Store. In tha Un.tad States. ■ABBENS, GA-STOKB, 151 Clayton AU KsurarX Stores Opsn Saturday Evsnlags to accommodate 714 Healey Bi ...,- - ad *1