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LB. BUCKET Silver Leaf1
Urd. lie. JO ib bucket Silver Lear!
Lard. *1.65. Phone 1006. W. I £ Oco.'
H. Abney. m-18-c.
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WANTED—A good man ff> rug a I FOR SALE—Eight room houee and
>pljr A. WJ •
email farm on halve*. Appljr J
Brooks, Cotton Slyer, Athene,’ Op.
lot on good terms, worth MOM.M
tli»n price asked for It. Phont
m-JO-c. 1 1759-J, or see W. B. Akin. m-20-|i.
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
e r s r
EARN BfO MONEY at home during I
spare time painting pillow tope for HAVE the 4>e*t and Chenix-st
canvassing. Slniple,- M#y, %> of feed In y»e city. Jt will pay
quick. Eiperlence unnecessary. Par- [ >•*( to *** phoBe w -
tlcularp for »Ump. Nlleart Co., Mil, I ° eo - M - Abney. m-JS-c
FL Wayne. Ind. m-il-p.
May
July
Oct.
(FOUR LB BUCKET Crescent Lanl,
MEN, WOMEN—Salary 075 full time, I ‘*c « »>• bucket Crescent Lard. «.».
17.50 an hotlr spare time, selling If hone 1006. W. I.- & Oeo. M. Abney
the genuine guaranteed hosiery direct
to wearer, beautiful line. International
Mill*, Norristown, Pa. ra-ll-p.
Lost And Found
LOST—Many an article, found by a
Banner-Herald reader and return
ed to IU owner. If you have lost any
thing today try a .Banner-Herald
Want Ad tomorrow.
Miscellaneous
«. , , NOTICE—Rural delivery rates for
WANTED—Boy to distribute «d%er- t u c AtIanta Constitution 16.00 per
Using matter jn sparp or tun .tly.] yt £ unt „ :M * rh 3 lst. , f subscribed.
’* ~ *" through Miss Maude Cheney. Mllledge
m-20-c\
Work Is pleasant and profitable.
ROYAL# BEAD CO.. 1263 No. Paulina J Are.T’ithens, OA
St., Chicago. m-JI-P- 1
LOST—Pointer, liver and white spota
broken toe on right front foot.
Finder Phone Halford Brown, 1S72.
. Reward. m-18-c.
SALESMEN—$1G0 month and —
pensea' selling cigars to merchants.
Experience unnecessary. Send ad
dressed stamped envelope for Infor
mation. ROYAL CIGAR CO.. High
Point, N. C. m-18-p.
MARRY FOR WEALTH, IIAPPI-
NESS—^fundreds rich, attractive.'
congenial, willing to wed. Photos
I free. 2S years' experience Mrs-
Warn, 608 - Lamkershlu Bldg.. Los
| Angeles, Calif. m-IY-ji.
H. AND B. BEER'S COTTON
LETTER .
NEW ORLEANS, pi.—The mar
ket showed a disposition to bet- * ,ec *
ter today as result of prospects for r »*:** 25.88 28.
another spell of uufavoruble weutfl-| u * ,n -.blda-^
er In the cotton region over Sun- |
day, prcbably rain and colder for *
t]je southwest, which Is likely to
invade the eastern hell by Mohuay*.
The weather scents to be 'moving
In* circles, rain uhd colder, /olpw-
lng short periods *of fair weather,
materializing; before the soil hast° cl *
chance tJ dr yout, there-by delay- j ,;ec
lug plowing and planting, while j Jun ‘
the low temporatures prevent oat- j •
is factory germination of the seed. I
improvement was noted in south I
out spot advanres today, more In- M ,irc h > ;
qulry froip Europe helm, reported I^PTil •
|n Texas, with the basis higher and M,,y ~
markers [Brenaw Beauties Score
Triumph In Athens Friday
NEW YORK COTTON .
Open Hl?h Low CIom P. 0.1
8UN0AY, MARCH i« ....
Mrs. Roxie Beacham
Buried in Americas
seise si.ii &so si.ss si.o:
S0.IS *0.41 *?.14 S0.4S 10.27 j • . **'
W.70 20.00 Sli niS ?6.74 p fesentjn
2*.l5 £8.44 2#.1& 26.34 28.14 rru > Lnun g
20.If ' c
25.88 ttMl St.00
' Mey July Oet.Dec.
ljS07 1S.88 14.51 14.24
NEW URLkANti COTTOfo
Lqw Close P. C.
20.41 20,75 30.51
,08 S0.35 30.15
r, new QRLfcANK I
; r | July 30.20 30.17 10.1
20.25 26.48 20.21 26.47 20.30
25.91 2S.0)' 26.78 28.01 25.80
25.02 25.8* *Ml 25.78
a Varied Performance of Singing,'-Mr
„ Music, Dancing and Specialties, Director beti ' ed by «"
Watters, Glee Clubbers
Win Audience.
From the time
LOST—One black
kid glove. Finder
and receive
m-18-c.
LOST—One diamond ring, sol Rare
setting. Reward to finder. Please
return to Mrs. J. K. Gilts, 160 Mil-
ledge Terrace. Phone 118-J.
tn-20-c.
Wanted
WANTED—A good cook, house maid,
butler, chauffeur, domaatlo help,
or mayba Its office assistance, book
keepers, stenogs, telephono girls,
cashiers etc. Whatever It le, you may
be cure that thousand! of alert bust
neaa and efficient Individual! In Ath
ens will see your Want Ad In the
Banner-Herald and will taUc over the
matter with you next day. It’a done
•very day In Athena
WANTED—Cigar salesmen. |30 per I MARRY RICH—World's lending cor-
wcek and expenses. Experience un-1 responding club for lonely people.,
necessary. Send stamped addreeeod Many worth *400.000. Quick results
envelope for lull Information. The I ffuaranteed. Confidential list FREE.
Andcrgon Cigar Co.. Anderson, 8. C. I Honorablo Ralph Hyde, 78. San
m-18-p. I Francisco. m-18-p.
COTTONSEED OIL
i . Open Cloeo
. 1199-12 1206-16
.. 1*10-20 1210-19
... 1*1-21 1219-21
offerings light. ~~ "7*June— — 1225-25 .1215-25
Weekly trade reviews were ex- •;••••'• 1219-40 1235-S6
ceptiutany uuod, tunnel' expansion i August ...; ->. .. 1215-37 1233-34
being noic.l. particularly In the tex- J -September (.... 1220-25 1221-25
tile uivieioii wheto come units Of [October 1230-35 1236-40
production are operating ut a rate i ’—
never boforo cqaulled notwlthstand-1 LIVERPOOL COTTON
lng the bel>y c.mumptioii to have
unpi*oneeded for the period.
... yesterday made formal demand on
MEN over 11 willing to travel. Make I MEN. MEN, IF TO!’ ARK LOSING I (he owners of the cotton mills In
yoilr manly strength and nervous, that city fora wage Increase of 15
secret Investigations. Report*. Sal
ary and expencea Experience pn- MofPouOent, weary, rundown,
necessary. Write J. Oanor, Former I firing from unnatural losses, we want
GqvL DetecUve, Sh Louis. m-18-p. j to mall you our book entitled: "Per
fect Manhood. It's Real Meaning and
COLORED Men wanted to qualify I ^* ow *° Attain If." This book des
for sleeping car and train porters. I crib** the "Scxtonlque.” A restora
Experience unnecessary. TranaporU- | Wve tonic that coste you nothing If
tlon furnished. Write T. McCaffrey. I not .-relieved or Iwnefltted. Write to
Supt.. St. Loula.
WANTED—42 or 44 Inch Circular
sow.. State price, kind and condl-
tlony/Addrese Box No. 238, Athena
Os. - m-19-c.
WANTED—Job as nurse
maid. Phone 335.
r house
RANTED—Second hand typewriter
desk or table. Phone 1841.
m-ll-c.
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER
' having farm for sale; give particu
lars and lowest price. John J. Black,
■Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin, m-18-p.
Electricity taught by ex,
TRRT8—Earn whll* you learn nt
home. Electrical book and proof les
ions free. Satisfaction guaranteed
and position secured. Drite to Chief I
For Rent—Rooms
FOR RRNT—FurnUbM or unfumUh
m-18-p. I <L»y to Cumberland Chemical Co.
414 New Barry Block, Nashville.
Tenn., U, 8. A. m-18-c.
ii MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look*
tart of .11 after.n Golden Glint
board. Deslteble J° t A t,on, Conv * n -1 Shampoo.—Advertisement.
lance. Rent reasonable. These are I 1
some of the offering you find dally Ini TAILORED COTUME
Banner-Herald Want Ada. tf. | A coat frodl of p 0 | rct twill gains
1 It. chic through Its lack of trim-
FOR RENT AT ONCE ANOTHER I mlng. Only, binding of black silk
four room house with bath. Near I braid aubot the collar and pockets
Normal School. See W. T. Florence, fare used,
or phone 1761-W. m-19-c
FOR RENT—Eight room hbuie, large
veranda and lawn. Corner Meigs
and Church 8ts. A. 8. Davison.
m-ll-c.
FOR HENT—THree unfurnished
rooms on car line, good neighbor
hood .Phone 1609-W. Mrs. Martin.
m-lo-c.
FOR RENT—Room ami Board. Nicely
furnished rooms, with or without
meals. 8team heat, hot and cdld
water, tub apd shower baths at all]
times. Rates reasonable. .184
Dougherty SL m-lS-p.
Engineer Cooke, 8144 Lawrence Ave.,} FOR RENT—Four or six room apart'
Chicago. m-18-p. I ment with private bath, 1*8 Dear'
—. I lng St. Phone 1145 or 1670.
WANTED—Help ' m IOr
WANTED—Help. ' Household furnl-
FOR RENT—Four unfurnished room*.
.SSJ-Apply at 187 W. Broad St.
aandf things. You can fill your Waste
promptly and cheaply with a Ban
ncr-Herald Want Ad, 'tf.
WANTED—Several boys
over twelve years of age
. v*vci bvvcivc jfcaio ux age
I to deliver papers. Short
IU hours with good pay. Ap
ply at Banner-Herald of
fice. E
fice, East Hancopk Ave.
g^-FRUlT TREE SALESMEN—Profita
ble. ; pleasant, steady /work. Good
.aide lino for-farmers, teachers and
others. Permanent Job for good work
ers. Write for terfns. Concord Nuraor-
te*. Depti *313, Concord, Ga. m-23-p.
^WANTED—TwV» Experienced Sales-
■ ladles, for Drygoods and Ready-to-
TVear. 8UW In writing plat experi
ences. address Saleslady, car* of
nner-Herald. m-ll-c.
FHOLfctytLE HOUSE doing naUonal
'business arm place a salesman in
tsorgla. This opening offers A-l man
emumeot profitable connection as
The five leading retail trades In. every
"own are prospects and customers,
rtw Miles F. Blxler Co.. Dept II.
'1924 Euclid, Cleveland, 0.
m-ll-p.
m-ll-p.
FOR RENT—Threo unfutylshed
room*. 144 SUte St.. 813.76. Phone
179. ask for Mr. Dooley. m-18-p.
FOR RENT—Two connecting rpom*
for Ught housekeeping. 148 Dougherty
ra-ll-c.
FOR RENT—Room and board to
business people only- 88* W. Han
cock Ave. • m-88-c.
FOR. RENT—One nice furnished
room. Close In. Call 1247 from * to
m-lS-S3.
ROAD
TAXES
DUE
NOW
Road Taxes must be
p»id on or before April
lit at the office of the
Commissioners in the
Court House.
Pay your taxes now,
and avoid unnecessary
expense.
TATE WRIGHT, '
Clerk.
perucat April 2nd was set as the
date when the advance should take
place.
Ciucii of the Hellnit to liquidate of
late was influenced by the fear of
a strike In the Fail River mills but
aa trade in New England Is good
the labor dispute will likely be set
tled amiably perhaps by arbitra
tion. ' ^
New York advices, under yester-
duy'a daft, reported cotton good*
steady in the face of tho recent de
cline In futures with more trading
developing In some of tho gray
goods lines for future deliver)’ while
yurns were firm.
On Maych 20th the census bureau
will make final returns as to the
quantity of cotton ginned from last
year's crop. To Jany 16th 9,653,000
bales were ginned. Final return* are
apt to be around 9,800.000 vs the
government estimate lust December
for u production of 9.964.000 bale* of
COO pounds Krona weight.
^Having entered the last half of
March, the demand for spots la
likriy to Improie as result «f the
rilling of March committments In
U|gt calls a better market rnhy be
"•'•’tesserl nnv. . ..
Clou
P. c.
January +
.* 14.14
14.18
February
- 14.09
14.13
March
10.10
10.36
April ;
...... 10.11
16.35
May
10.07
June
16*97
16.08
July *
15.88
16.06
August
15.49
15.59
September \.,
...... 15.00
15.05
Octdber .........
...... 14.59
14.64
November
...... 14.40
14.44
December
..... 14.21
14.29
LIBERTY BONDS
Open
Close
3 l-2s
.. 101.04
101.02
Fleet* 4-4s
. 97,98
07.90
Secondri l-4s
._ 97.84
97.78
Thlcd 4 1-4*
. 98.40
98.32
Fouctf 4 l-*e ....
. ’ 07.98
97.90
Victory 4 3-4s
100.00
Winifred
Bird quite an tjtic stage us a Chinese
folly girl, “Ah Moon.” until Miss
Frances Geeslin us the Old Fashion
ed Girl, sang "Crinoline Daya" the
"Brcnau Follies," presented at the
Colonial threufre Friday night by
tho Br'enau College glee club, com
pletely cuptlvateu the audience and
won nothing but well deserved und
enthusiastic applause.
Arranged In ten episodes the per
formance was varied In splendid
pinging, dancing, music and special
ties add was decidedly one pf_ the
host exhibitions of Its nature ever
seen In Athens. The girls were un
usually pretty, perfectly self com-
-posed on Ihe stage, even In Athens
Where the Georgia hoys are not nt
all bashful with their rethurks of
approval or dlsapprtval, and ull pos
sensed talent of tho caliber that
makes the show a success.
Geeslin and LcJL Elder offered an
assemblage ot beauty ytat was
stunning.
BRENAU BUSTERS
ARE JAZZ ARTI8T8
The “Brcnau Busters.'*
The friends of Mrs. R,„ le
nr n w^r#* rwjpvPfj j 0 |, 0 , r P 7 4Cn *
death last Sunday morning 'at n.”
homo near Americus. S at her
She wan buried la the
cemetery on Monday
She waa the eldest dauithtei-
and Mrs. James RIaek,h.°^
beloved by ail « h „'
For a good many y/..,,,
a resident of Athens, making h**
home With her slater. MixstsiS
Barwlek and hud np.de .nun, S
bach to her nleecs In
home, only a few month* £
was here renewing frleSJJ*
Mrs. Beacham leave, , „ in w"'
J. E. Beacham and three .-rani''
sons. Messrs Calvin. E.rm-.t S
Waller Beacham living here. )J?
" **' ’alvln
J. E. Beacham
X SIC iliCilUU 4JIMI6IB, MS® IJ«„„L„... •’* * • 1 illiln
Jazx orchestra, furnished the music P*® 1 ’* 1 " ' VPnt Amerlcu* f or t |,"
and appeared In n scene glyen en- ^" era . „ v m n’ Mar> u ‘ r «‘ck a „ d
Urely to IU syncopations. This | Mr *' Davld Evans nine, w
violin solo by
'•’tessert next wpek. ospeclnlly if
unfavorable weather prcvulls.
Very truly yours,
, K J ’UNNBLL & CO.
160 Holman. Bldg., Athens. Go.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open High Low Close Close
WHEAT—
May ..1.21% 1.21% 1.20% 1.22
HAD “HAP” HARVEY
HANGING OVER
The elnglng of Mt>s Iria Landrum
of Spartanburg, 9. C„ wus most
pleasing, especially In "Lovo
Thoughts." Miss Jdscphlne Woolard
In u burlesque on "Carmen" brought
forth a round of laughter, especial
ly up In the gallery where
Happy" Harvey hanging over the
rail essayed t> be her gallant
knight or Toreudor, or whatever
Carman's lover was.
"Clnderelatlvcs" wus. a feature
song collection from a number of
'popular musical shows und the
singers first represented the parts
was featured by
Miss Sarah Gray that was splen
did. ,.
The performance thla year aa
usual. Is under the direction of Mf-
Wilford Watters, so well known
and liked In Athena, assisted by
Miss Ethel Biwer*.' The sliver
halrod director Is an Idol among
the Brepitu girl* and ho complete
ly won Atheus Friday night with
his - “Follies.” The performance
played under the auspices of the
.(lien R. Fleming poet of the
American Legion,
The weather Interferred some
what with the attendance but de
spite the heavy rainstorm a fairly
large house greeted the perform
ance which wno. to express It
again ad u Georgia freshman was
heard to remark In common par
lance and slang. "The shark’s gold
tooth." . AjSMI
PERSONNEL OF
THE CLUB
Carolyn Allan. Calhoun. Ga.; Mary
Lou Bell, Dothlan. Ala.; Winifred
Bird, Atlanta, Go.; Bena Boltin.
Gainesville, Fla.; Ethel Boyd
Beck, De Kallx Texas: Helen
by on appeuranco on tho stuge nnd Brown. Dnyton. Ohio: Dorothy
hex. for the
1.11
then assembled In
chorus.
The “Dutch Cleansers," presenting
July ..1.16% 1.10 1.16% 1.16% l-j5%| M, “*‘ Carolyn Allen. Villa Reece.
Sept. .1.14% 1.14% 1.14% 1.14% 1.14% l 8,n ** n * “ * on * from ''** “"d Out/'
CORN wnfl fin* r# el,a m,...i l!■.. M # A
May .. 74%
July . 74%
Sept. . 78%
OATS—
May .. 45%
July . 46
Sept. . 4*%
LARD- .
Mch
76%
77%
7«%
75%
77%
70%
45%
46%
41%
was one cf the real hits of the cve-
74% nln 1' Tho » c pretty girls, dressed as
1 Dutch maidens with sabots, bonnets
and the dutch costume, were * 11m, Ind; Jennie Hansen,
fetching looking Dt ana I ho song 1 Utah ; Rosalind Hightower.
45% 45% 4S041 c,ltchy cno “ll> to win three or, Gainesville. Ga.; Avis Hood. Al
Cake, Fitzgerald. Ga.; ' Mary Lee
Chapman, Andaluila. Ala.; ’ Wills
Dickerson. Homervllle, Oa.; Leila
Elder, Atlanta. Ga.: Frances
Geeslin. Dublin. Ga.; Blanche Gaf
fney. Columbus. Oa., Says .Gray,
Rome. Oa.; Ethel GrctM. Daylon,
Ohio; Edith Hampson. Indianapo-
Lbgxn.
RED A BLACK PRESSING
CLUB
Pressing, Cleaning and
Altering
All Work Guaranteed
Phone 1317
Corner Lumpkin and Braid
m
May ..12.16 12.26 12.15 J2.15 12.25
July ...2.45 12.47 12.27 111.30 12.47
44^1 four encores. The "Parade of the
46% 43‘i 1 "0°den soldiers." led by Mis* Leila
* Elder In a wax doll song wus hljh-
12.15 .. I* y Pleading and the “Flower Gayden”
2.15 12.35l llccne w llh a song by Misses Frances
bertvlll*. Ala.; Mary Jane Hud
dleston. ShreveporL La-1 Iria Lan
drum, Spartanburg. 8. C.: Catherine
McQuary. Ashland City, Tenn.; An-
nabslle Murphy, Ashland.' Ky.;
Challle Miller. Wayefttss. (la.
WE- ARE PAYING HIGHEST-'
PRICES FOR OLD
8crap. .lron„ Brat*,. Copper,
Lead, Rubber, Bag*, and old
liauet of Magazines. IWhers
quantity lustlflea our Truek will
oall for.
Dixie Iron & Metal Co.
41S Foundry 8trest
PJtone 1151 Athena, Ga.
For Sal*
FOR SALE—Flasoni. A- H. Davlsqn.
Jr. mll-e.
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
SEABOARD AIR LINE RV.
Northbound Southboupd
Northbound Southbound
^ 9:65 a Attanta-Monrie I'd 0:15 »
T 2:49 p Atl.-Btrinlngham-Mem. 3:20 p
Ej, *'« P Norfolk-Rleh-N. T. 2:10 p
BeH:55 p Atl-Abbevllld IVI 7:30
Hkfl P Atl.-Illrminghom 5:29 a
■r ' P Norfolk-Wash. 5:29 a
^Sll4 p Wllmlngton-N. T. 5:69 a
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Arrive Depart
T:t» pm 8;*S am
^ 12:11 pm
LUMBERMEN ATTENTION—"W* can
make Immediate delivery of Ford/
ton trueka and trailers. Cash or
Isha'G A. TrakssU Motor Co.,
Athens, Ga. m-lUt.
FOR SAW—At a bargain. Overland
Sedan. P.hone 660. l-ll-e.
FOR SALE
-SELECT
SETTINO
Eggs Whits leghqrn *|.0», Barrwl
Rock *1.00. Plume 1849. m-lf-o
war sam-ii to stsss laargsa
prist min and store; 17 acres Jp
pecans; I acrss wlth chicken wire
fence; origtaul' forest pasture fenced
with bog wire; all together with
stocks of hogs sad chickens, for 5509
sen. T. J. Eppe, ' ' m-ll-p.
*
FOR SALE—Purs Bred lthod* lefarnd
eggs for setting. State College
Stock. 81.60 per setting. Special rates
per hundred. Mrs. O. H, Flrar. Phone
lflt-J. m-19-o.
The Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad Page
(a one o( the moat Interest
ing and certainly moot pro
fitable page* of the paper.
Thousands of people turn their
attention firat to the Want Ad
Page.
The feanner-Herald’8
Sunday Want Ad Page
RIBS—
Mmr ... ...
July ..11.37
...... 11.03 11.;
IMS 11.25 11.
IBenson’s Whole wheat I
I Bread I
IFor Vigor and Hcalthl
Would Be Second
Lieutenants Are
Subjects of Order;
J Funeral Services boro, Ga.; Frances Orr. Birining-
57 For W. A. Pledger
[Sunday Afternoon
FOR RENT
One five-room downstairs
apartment, private bath and all
convenience. Poaiesalon
March 1st
E. G. FAMBROUGH
Phone 516
FOR SALE—71x126 ft. lot. North
Springdale St., on* block off MU
ledge. *750.00. See or writ* W. R.
Smith. Rt No. L Athena Oa.
• '. m-ll-c.
IF YOU WANT high grade Hlour.
cheap, see us, phone 1000. W. I.
*;*( pmj % Qeo. M. Abnoy. m-ll-o.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RV.
W. O. Bolton, Agent. Phone 1M1
Central of Oeorgia Button
Depart for Macon 7:10 a. m.
4:4* p. m.
Arrive from Macon 12:14. p. m.
0:10 p. m.
F0t farther Information phope
J. T. Bruce. C. A.. 040.
{FORr BALE—New Ford Coupe, cheap.
.Rhodes Motor Co.. Phode 401.
« m-18-c.
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
RAILWAY ’
'Leave Athene Arrive
7:46 A. M.0 *6:20 P. If.
10:45 A, M.*» **X»:1» A. U.
* Dally. •• Dolly Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
I No. f leaves Athena 1:(0 a. m.. w
t firm Lola 0:40 a. m.
I No. 0 leaves Athsn* 4:11 p. m.. tf-
1 rive* Lulu *:«. P. m.
■ No. 7 leaves Lola «:(S p. nx. ar-
rival Athene til* p. m. H
l.mifro. * leave* Lula lO.-Oi a. a, ar-
Hvrs Athene 11:40 a. ra.
G. & MUler. C. A., Athens, Oa,
:
FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching from
A-l Stock. Rhode Island Rfd*. Car
ver strain. Eggs *1.00 per It. I1MD
per 111. Whit* Leghorn*. Codecs
Strain. Eggs *1.10 per 1*. tt.04 pri
nt). References Oconee county Bank.
Watklnsvltle, Prof. J. H. Wood, Dep(.
Poultry Husbandry', Oolleg*. Wo In
vite you 'to come out and sot our
flock. C. E. Trusaell and E. P. John
ston, Watklnsvllle, Oa. • m-ll-c.
W. L. COXE
Transfer Co.
Use Wps Owr Spodahy.
Ckespeet -Track Is Ton,
Thomas St
Phone 1351
Air*Gage Inner Tubes}
Showing amount of air pressure in
tires at all tlms*. »-*rn against un
der Inflation, thereby Increasing tire
mileage ope-thlyd. Unique demonstra
tor al track* attention Instantly which
enables our aaletmsn to mala quick
•alas sad Mg profit*, demonstrating
and selling direct to c*r owners; Free
booklet profusely Uhistratinc our mil
lion dollar factory and lu products
sent on request. The Paul Rubber
Company, Salisbury. North Carolina.
,D**k U. m-ll-c.
t EKAY *
“TUB SMILING l'AINTI?K“
FIm Painting and I.terlo-
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
VULCANIZING
We hava the most moderq Vv
canliing equipment maJ.t. Wo use
only the best make of material*.
Our prices are reosunab-e.
OUR WORK GUARANTEED
. Kelly-Sprtngfleld fir**
E.S. Sporting Goods Co.
Phone too
Washington.and Lumpkin
Sir. W. A., Pledger, of Logans-
vlllo. but formerly ot Athens, died
„„„ „ ’ , ... | nt hie residence Loganevlllo, Sat-
The R. 0, T. C. unit of the urday at 2:40 „. m . after an Illness
UnivenlRy of Georgia has received | moro than a yenr. ..
additional information on the ap-l Mr. I'ledftor was wall known in 1 Josephine
pointmenU of second lieutenants I Athens, where he lived about ten
and thi* information la as follows:Iyeurs ubo.
“In connection With the examl-J He Is survived by five sons. Guy
nation of applicant* for appoint-1 Henry j„ will, Ralph and Rjy
ment as second lieutenants In thelPledger: threo daughters, Mrs.
Regular Army, to he held the week I^° hn ^’ an " or of Little Rock, Ark.,
commencing June 86. 1928, th« I - *?' ,?• D - L Pc . rry ° r Logans vine
Secretary of War desires that the I * n ‘i Mr »- Chllda Arledgc. of At-
following be convgyed to former'
officer* of the Regular Army wht , 'it. c ° nd,,ct ^
may apply for examination and J235rttSuw Berneteln
to examining ’■* t-
ing law appbinl
ham. Ala.; Mary ropo Hcecc, At
tests. Oa.; Ltdla Rose, Valdosta,
Cls.; Eleanor Retd. Savannah. Ga.:
Margaret rim tell, Dixie, La.: Vea-
tin Smith, Charleston. 0, C.: Kath
leen Sutton, ouuville. “.Tty.; Helen
Torrence. Ttniitai'la Ifc.'p.; Emma
Trumbull, Rhinelander, ' Wls.;
Katherine Wilk'.nsod. ; . Datraon.
Ga.- Gene V/lse, Fort Valley, (Is.;
Addle Weltch. Jaeksohyillc, Fla.;
Wool lard,’ '“C.cveland,
CHARLEH MARTIN
Thornton’
SUNDAY DINNER
DINNER 50c
Chicken Soup ”**
Roast ’Chicken and Dressing
Stewed Rice String Beans
Hot Apple Pie Cauliflower
Muffins and Blncults
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
Supper 4
50 Cents
Baked Spiced Ham
Buttered Carreb
Boiled Creamed Irish potato**
Scalloped Toma|oet
Vogctablo’Balnd *
Peaches and Crum
Coffee, Teodor Milk ,
50 Cents-
a
ation • w *i undertaking parlor* with Rev.
dona of exi*t-l2 0 !! e 1 f ,m . cl f' ln * r ' Th0 oorvlces will
- I be beld nt four o'clock Sunday af-
uo-n/to^r^u^ bssr«
in nd l, «n£3lfee* f wRhoSt'renTtol 0 ' m ° r * ,hRn “ y - r '
mMt^liedl Pt of Athene
iBuaa Vn 1 ? ms
HOFMEISTER’S
SHOE SHOP
New 8hoet from Old Man’s
Half Solti and Rubber Heels
$1.60. Ladles’ Half Soles and
Rubber Heele $1.23. Children’*
Half Soles and Rubber .Heel*,
prleod according to olzo. "
WE DELIVER
Phone *186
22$ E- Broad St,' -Atheno, Ga.
’ATHENS
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Beokkefplnr, Shorthand 0*4
Typewriting
of the^Athcn* Buxines*
Every Gndoate cm-
Wfitq foTSutioD
Box'MS, Athena, Ga.
Complete* Line of
D. & M. .
BASEBALL GOODS
Mitt* .....
Glow** ....
B*t*
Belle
90c to $1130
r$c to $ Aoo
»s to $LOO
«• to $ 1.78
Athens Cycle Co.
Lumpkin Street.
tion i. but one phee, lh » '“c- 1 . Maeona
ex^inJZ 1 wm n ik | ATHENS MEN NAMED
of their appointments.
tTfaan
of qualify:
Considered in conjunction with the I SCIENCE DELEGATES
complete record at the candidate
filed in the War Department and,
the cifcumxthnce* of hte separn |„ T "° Aihenlans. Chancellor David
tion, ahd no-.appointment will tRl ^- B *f ro 'v «n«i Andrew c. Erwin,
made unleu the candiedte’» recorf I**•" •»' Governor
is in all respects meritorious. | ll»rd«|ck ae delefcuea to represenr
In general, former officer! ,ho *“'• nf "* or * l!l »« **' »w*«y-
1 reventh annual meeting of the Acad-
$100.00 DOWN PAYMENT
Buys a good Cole, Seven-pauenger touring. Thle car
has been repainted and has good tlree. It I* In {
meehonleal eMHtlon. Balanff ft $00000 ««n be paid
$23.00 per month.
whoso reanuointnient involves * I ,ev ' n,n «m>uni meeting o( the Acad-
radical chahw in their former l» ^’ , h “ 1 f d , m l p?,',A n ? ^
sitioos or w)id would be placed |» he,d ,n ™i*»«olphI* Mey ll and
aitious or w)|d
.below large -m
officAh will ti<
The delraatcs appointed' follow:
D. Cf. Barrow, chancellor Uhiver-
I ,lty of Georgia: Andrew C. Erwin,
I Athens: James. B. Nevln and James
I L Key, -Atlanta; C. W. Robson, MU-
lledgevllle; L. Q. Stubbs. Dublin'..Ro-
Itend Sills, Macon;'ll. Mercer Jordan,
I Savannah; A. A. Lawrence, Savsn-
I nih.
There’s not much dif
ference in the cost of
inferior quality base
ball Jfoods and
“Spalding’s”
but there’s a whole lot
of difference in the
amount of service you’ll
jet. Spalding’s is the
jest t
Everything for the en
. tire team.
Clayton Street. -
The McGregor
Nation -Wide Approval
Everywhere this new 1923 Bnick Four Cylinder Sedan
with its lustrous finish, beautiful interior end modest
price is the center of attraction. ,,
A lowered center of gravity has nude it poasiWt to
set its beautiful, roomy Fisher body lower, and the
lilgb hood lint; and looser cowl give a streamline of
undsual grace and beauty.
When you sit at the wheal you, too, cannot help ap-
•the many innovations the fortunate owner
of telling about.
Sixes
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1US
U9S
I61S
1«7S
D-I5-37*NF
CONQIXY MOTOR CO.
mzed Buick Service .
Buick Parts ^
wanaf Whon^ettcr autotnobUea are built. Buick w^iTbfifldttiqn i
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