The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 20, 1923, Image 2
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For Rent—Rooms
ron RENT—Furnished or unfumlih-
ed rooms, with meals or without
board. Desirable location. Conven
iences. Rent reasonable. These are
some of the offertnc you find dally In
Banner-Herald Want Ads. •
' .The Weather
Wi^l'lnston—Forecast:
Oe<$£sla: Fair Tuesday; colder on
tho exist and {lowly rising tempera
ture IA West portion Tuesday; Wed-
•nosdij; with rapidly rising tempera
ture; ..diminishing northwest winds
becoming southerly Wednesday.
':Lost And Found
IdOS-Jf-Many an article, founfl by i
Banner-Herald reader and return
ed tcfrlt* owner. .If you have |o»t any-
thln^Jtoday try a "Banner-Herald
■\Van| Ad tomorrow.
FOR RENT—Four or six room apart
ment with private bath. 3M Dear-
Ing St. Phone 1645 or 1S76.
TO-20-C,
FOR RENT—Room and board t«1
. business people only. SCO W. Ilan
cock Ave. m-23-c
FOR RENT—APRIL lflt. SIX
room house with two baths, all
modern conveniences. Double gar
age. Is at 464 East Dougherty St.
The price is $40.00 per month in
advance. Weicom Hudgin. Day
Phone 1763, mprnlni? or night 1263.
jn-25-c
For Saif
LUMBERMEN ATTENTION—Ws can
make immediate delivery of Ford
ton truck* and trailer*. Cash or
terms. C. A.Truss'cll Motor Co.,
Athens, Ga.
"J.>
Crop Njear Athens
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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA'
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lege^of Agriculture stated he be
lieved the apple crop safe in north
Georgia.
CORNELIA LOSES
ELBERTA CROP.
iRNELIA, Ga.—The Elbcrta
hes are be lie+ed by fruit men
to bo ' practically destroyed
by the freeze of Monday night.
Tie thermomoter hoveled around
20 all flight. It ,1a believed that
the early -/afittioa like the Geor
gia Belles are unhurt. Tho FJebtiaa
were in full bloom. The early Vn-
rictk s had not bloomed. -
Many Stars In Line-Up For
• Detroit-Rochester Battle
Athens hoa. In the Pont, seen ma- the bent catchers In the game and
Jor civjsue baaeball teams here anj several other stars,
has neon home r.f the Ids othiyff'ftf I Maurice Archdeacon will nlso
ALMOST TOTAL
LOSS AT GRAY.
GRAY.Ga.—Peach men here be
lieve .front 76 td 90 per rent of
the peach .crop was killed Monday
night. The temperature was around
20 degree;!.. Gray is 60 miles north
of the Ft. Valley peach belt.
LOST—SUNDAY EITHER' ON COBB
11101 or Mllledgc—gold Tiffany
bracelet, engraved "Mary"—Finder
phase'return to 192 King St. Reward.
% I! m-21-c
•i Wanted
WAltfED—A good cook, botiao maid,
buOfr, chauffeur, domestic help,
or mptybe It*'office assistance, book-
kcepM*, stenog*. telephone girts,
rashtyrs etc. Whatever It I*, you may
be sure that .thousand* of alert butl
ness and efficient Individual* In Ath
ena #111 see your Want Ad In the
Bam^qr-Herald and will taUc over the
matter with you next day. It** dona
over/1day j n Athens.
FOR SALE—1 MARE, 1 MULE, 1
two-horse white Hickory wagon and
1 rubber tire bufcgy. J. G. Johnson,
725 Pulaski St. m-2-p
FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching from
A-l Stock. Rhode Island Reds. Car
ver Strain, Eggs $2.00 per 15, $10.00
per 100. White Leghorns. College
Strain, Eggs $1.50 per 15. $8.00 per
100. References Oconee County Bank,
Watkinsville, Prof. J. H. Wood. Dept.
Poultry Hustt&ndry, College. We in
vite you to come out and see our
flock. C. E. Tfussell and E. P. John
ston, Watkinsville, Ga. m-23*c.
WASTED—HOOD FRESII IN
milch cow, must give three gal-lc^ Hudgin. Phono 1763.
Ions-per day or better. M.- H^T '
Merry m-21-c
iiWANTED—Help
WARDED—Help, Household f ant
tur<j, pet stock, any one of a thou
sand* things. You can fill your Want*
promptly and cheaply with a Ban
ner-Herald Want Ad. M.
FOR SALE—Eight room hou»o and
lot on good terms, worth $3100.00
more than price asked for It. l*hini
1759-J, or see W. B. Akin. m-30-p.
FOR SALEWA LOT OF SECOND
HAND farm implements, con-
listing of cutaway harrow, one and
two horsp plow's, cotton planter,
guano distributor, etc. Can be seen
at 168 West Washington St. Wen*
tn-25-c
1
DAMAGE AT. FT. VALLHY
WILL RUN HIGH. '• •
(By Aiioclated Preu.)
MACON, Ga.—Considerable
damage was caused to the peach
crop, especially to trees in full
bloom,' by the freeze Monday
night, according to Oliver Sharp,
in charge of thb U. S. bureau of
Entomology at Ft. Valley. The ex
tent of the damage will not. be
known with from twenty-four to
forty-eight hours he said.
The temperature tit Ft. Wiley
went td 23 degrees. Smudge fires
were kept burning nil night in
most of the large orchards and
aiding in keeping the temperature
four to eight degrees higher than
if the fires had not been burning.
Miscellaneous
ATTENTION—SPANISH-A MERIC AN
War Veterans. Ail those who
served In the Philippine Insurrection
are requested to ment at the City
Hall Friday night at 7:30. Important
business to your interest. John Jen
nings, Ex-Private, 2nd. South Caro
lina Volunteers. m22p
NOTICE—Rural delivery rates fer
the Atlanta Constitution $3.09 per
year until Mach 31st. if subscribed
through Miss Maude. Chehey, MHledgo
Ave., Athens, Ga. m-20
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
Qoldcn QUnt
Ad^mi*ortt#nt.-
WANTED—Several boys
ov^r twelve years of age
to deliver papers. Short
hoijrs with good pay. Ap-
)ly* at Banner-Herald of- i ME , UIUJI
ice. East Hancock Ave. beat of mi after a
*! ' ’ • Shfimp in.—AYlOcrtlai
FRIST TREb/ SALESMEN—Profits-.
bleu pleasant. steady work, flood
aldo’llno fur farmers, teacher* and
othoff Permanent Jub far (nod work
ers. Write for terms. Donaord Nurser
ies. Dept. IMS, CuncOrd. Os. m-il-p.
WAITED—A (nod man to run a
small farm on halves. Apply A. W.
nrurits. Cotton Buyer, Athens, fla.
m-20-e.
-*1-
WE ARE PAYING HIGHEST
PRICES FOR OLD
Scrap. Iron,. Brat*,. Copper,
Lead, Rubber, Bag*, and old
issues of Magazines. Where
quantity Justifies our Truck will
coil for,
Dixie Iron & Metal Co.
415 Foundry Sir*at
Phone 1151 Athena, Qa.
JUST' RECEIVED. CAR LOAD choice
Pea areen Alfalfa Hay. W. I. and
G*o. M. Abney. . m22e.
NOTICE
A stated convocation of Key
stone Chapter No. 1, R. A. M. will
be held in Maionic Temple Tues-
WANXED—SALESMAN WITH CAR
to* toll on denier* with the lopest
irlcM fabrle and te.oee mile Cord
ireb. Jino.00 a week with rommls
eluus. Universal Tiro A Robber Com
pany, IHchlgan ^Ity, Indiana, m-20-p
JBD—POSITION AS TRUCK’
ejV^chauffeur, soda dispenser.)
woukT consider any honest work; Xd-
drtm "M," car. Banner-Herald. .mt n l >
MAN WITH CAR TO
,t**a cord tiro* Will
try am\ expense with
Cont-O-Van Rubber
West Jackson Btvd.
are urged to be present.
^ LINTON GERDINE H. P.
■JNO. G. QUINN, Sec.
The food value at butter is raid
to be higher in summer during
grass feeding than in winter when
cows are given roots and hay.
The thinnest camera in the world
has just been invented-by an Amer
ican; it meadnres half an inch
in thickness and weighs 12 ounces..
lie.
m20p
— MORE DIRECT-TO-
lespeopts. flood Health.
Food oqd Toilet Products,
ties, lowest plcss, largest
. co-operation, easiest eell-
advance prices. On market
Hustlers make $1.0* hour,
occupation, references. W.
Co., Ct. MIT, Memphis,
mMt
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AIR LINE RV.
. Southbound
Southbound.
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fp Atl.-Rlrmln*ham-Mem. 3:*0 p
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Atl-Abbevllle 1VI T:J0 a
AtL-Ulrpilnshom 6:28 a
Norfolk-Wash. 6:20 a
U t\ Wllmlngton-N. T. .6:21 a
OEORQIA RAILROAD
Arrive . Depart
T:W pm 1:20 am
12:f(pm| ' 2:26 pm
CENTRAL OF OEORQIA RY.
W. O.: Rotten, Agent Phone 1M1
' ..Central of Oeorgta station -
‘Depart for Macon T:2* a- ri>-
4:66 p. m.
from Macon 32:1* p. m.
1:2* p. m.
’ further. Information phon*
l T. Bruce. C. A.. 46*.
QAINMVILLE MIOUND
~ « RAILWAY ■ /
Schetfulee
Athena Arrive
.Tt# •6:21 P. M.
f A. M.e» **10:1* A. M.
** Dolly Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
, I leave* Atbqne 1:0* ► m.. ar-
I Ltila 1:44 A m.
I leaves Athens‘4:16 p. an. fr-j
4:41 P. m.
I 4:6* p. m., ar-j
Mh*6 A m. Sr-'
I A m- i
^Atd^CA. '
FOR RENT
One five-room downstair*
apartment, private bath and all
convenience. possession
March 1st
E. G. FAMBROUGH
A Phone 516
The Banncr-IIerald’s
Sunday, Want Ad Pago
is one of the most interest-
C ing and certainlyjpont pro-
> fltablp pages uf the pope.'.
Thousands of people turn their
attention first do the Want Ail
Page.
The Banner^Jcrald’s
Sunday Want Ad Page
the Lame
However,
fore nc eti fib
of
r on Hoof or il i-'ioli! on A!
when Ty* Cobh ximl his Detroit
ynom take the fiohl against the
Hot heater Team rtf the Inteniaiti -ji-
«*1 * league.
t Detroit brlngM to Athens sueh
Jilayorn an Tyrua KayfiDiiff ■ Cobb,
who tn naif! fo ahow promiHe • -of
tTU&lnK Ki-od* in the l»iK leaKues this
>*ear—just goo«| an he ban for
the |>aat eighteen yeaiH, Lou IUtie,
the Commancho Indian who holds
tl *vvn Urat bane and ranks with the
beat or them. Bolihy Veach, tH»
most viuunble man in elther^Ica^ue.
last' year. i?t bat and with inon on
the bancDy Harry Heilman,* who h/d
the Americun League battern tWe
yearn ago. Johnnie Dnssier, one of
part In fhe game. Archdeacon
is rated as iho faatrnt nmn In base
ball in any league and ip one of
the iKst ouftitfdei* In thu‘Interna
tiona!. ‘ • - • : *• ’ *i
These rtnra are J not merely com
ing t> Athena with tiiejr tenms
They are. each and-every ono ^of
them, going to piny In that game.
To put on ill** garm* it was neces
sary tr» sign up 5 a contract and to
»i^fii up the contract it was neces
sary to L.iiiwatitoe tho two teams
i certain amount of money. That
.noney guarantee -was made, with
'the agreement that the regular
inc-up of each team would irtay.*
This, moa^a .that nil of the stars
Alii be in the game, unless t:o sick
io piny* /
The game will start promtply at
luce o’eack with, the udmission
irleO one dollar. ,
Cold We&ther Hurting Georgia j
Baseball Practice; WilFPlay
Saturday Against Camp Benning
T Monday Initsrfeired .to decide.. George Clarke Is an ideal
•Fill baseball proof Ido.’['mail for this place liut he hit* so
Cold weather
with thu Gcori; ..
hut at that, the Ntulldogs wentfopportunely that hla value Is worth
through the afternoon's dlajnoW" wiry further down tho lineup
drill nnd the finishing, touches are j‘•Tommy•• Thomason has an a'n-
belng put on the outfit before canny way of getting on bases hut
leaving for the Initial trip of .the
tu Cblumhua for two games
Saturday anil. Monday.
Wednesday the season opens in
Athens tn
he la arsenic with a batter
ahead of him. Just who the selec
tlon for- this place haa not been
determined yet by Coach White and
gainst Duliluncga and tho lit may he that-dlfferent lead off
following day the University of j men will work In
Pennsylvania comes to Athens for ! Kmiles.
One game. This game la Thursday I
the 29th nnd will He one or the bigiCAMP BENNING
Intersectionnl games of the year ^STRONG TEAM
the Columbus
Cnmp Henning has another strong
for Athens and with Dartmouth,
Yale and Michigan will give local
fans the most delectable menu ever -
served ,ut on an Athens diamond, j u ’“ m *’* wo * shown in the double
header against Auburn Saturday
LOOKING FOR j afternoon when the soldiers occur
LEAD OFF MAN * |<"1 an even break, losing the first
17 to 6 and winning the second 8
Coach White Is (Ivin; his team ' -•
close scrutiny this week trying to j They 'possess an array of good
determine who will make the trip pitchers and with the warmer
to Columbus and aturt In the Ini- weather that Columbus has been
tlal llnbup. A suitable "lead-off I favored with will bo In better shape
man Is n question that he has got,i than the Collegians.
W. L COX£
Transfer Co.
Loot Trip# 0»v BptdiKj;
Cb*4pe*t Track M Tews.
600 Thomas St
Phone 1351
Who’s Who on
Penn Squad ■
wand throws the same way. Hla hit
ting na a first-year man left lit-
[tlc to be desired, and he hopes to
jwln a rrgulur place by virtue uf
• his ability to khoot the pellet Into
amnguarded places in the outfield.
llFlucs Is twenty years old and
.sinfals. five feet eight Inches.
ROAD
NOW
TAXES
- DUE
' *% ■ f-ri",.; v“TT-';V
, Road Taxeg must .be
paid on or before April
1st at the office of the
Commissioners in' the
-Cmt House.
Pay your taxes now,
and avoid unnecessary
expense. ,
TATE WRIGHT,
? ^ Cleric.
E KAY ’
“THE 8MILING PAINTER"
i* And
Georgia-, pay* < the. Unlvarolty t
I'ermeytutlki on ' Thursday,' Maiv
211th as tho first c f the series of
lUtersectional games scheduled for
Athens this spring.
Kvcry day now the Ranner-Hpr-
ald will carry short feutures
svpio P.eun. - player. >
Tndni'Y story la about Eddie M.
Flues, outfielder
Eddie hr. Flues, like Schauff, Was
a freshman last year. He played
the outfield for the yearlings In
such an admirable fashion that ho,
wan a regular from the start:
f-eott High .Rchool, that famous
prep school In Toledo. Oi nont
Flue# to Pennsylvania. Out In Ohio
Flue* gained an enviable reputa
tion a* an outfielder on the base
brill team and a hmlfback on
gridiron. On entering the Unlversl-
lx of Petuiseylvunla Flues reported
to Pr. Jack Keogh as a candidate
for the freshman football eleven.
As In baseball, Flues made good
from the start, starring In football
with the first-year eleven as a
halfback. His speed and ability tn
dodging tackier* won for him the
i sobriquet of ‘'slippery.”
last fall-Flue* was a candidate,
for the varsity gridiron team, but
Injuries forced him out at the
wrong )!me, and he spent most of
MORGAN COUNTY
MADISON. Ga.—Revenue officer*
captured ton stills In tho Bad
Lauda of Newton and Rockdale
counties.
The Buckhcad Bank petitions for
pc.-mlsslon to reduce Its capital
Stock from $25,000 to $10,090,
meet losses by loans. " /
T. 31. Wood has been nppointod
liquidating agent for the Jlorgan
County Bank.
Mr. Earl Moorhead who lost hi*
beautiful borne gnd contents by flro.
during absence of himself and fnm
lly. with no Insurance, sometime
slpcc lost a barn .and contents also
by fire, with no Insurance.
Recent sale* to extent of $100,000
were made of Morgan dounty furm
lands.
The city administration refused
to llceiife a negro minstrel show
that wanted to spend a week Ip
Madison.
Mr. Morris Oxford received
piteous letter fropi a negro whe-
left hfm to exodus north, pleading
for money to coipo back on. Tbt
penitent writes: ”1 don’t lll(o here
and I want you to send for
The acreage planted this year In
peanuts In Jasper Will exceed any
the season on the -scrubs and Junior, ***te.
Fin# Painting
' Decorating
Interim
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
varsity. With an expected added
weight of fifteen pounds, which
will mako him weigh 100, Flues
will be a. candidate fop Lou Young's
varsity -team next fall.
This spring Flues expects to
make the veterans of tho baseball
team bustlo to hold their places in
the outfield. He bats right-handed
The big poultry mle will take
place in Madison March 20th'.
WOMAN AS MAGISTRATE
MADRAS, Indil—Mrs. Margaret
Cousins, newspaper woman, has
been appointed a magistrate here.
the first woman - to fill sueh
post in India.
ATHENS
.
Complete Line of
D. & M.
BASEBALL GOODS
Mill* 90c to $1160
Glove* .» 75c *o t *00
ftrt* 25* to $ 2.00
Balia ....... 15c to $ 175
Athens
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and
Typewriting
Save 60% of
tending this «cl
antes of the Athena
College always got the beat po
rtion. Every Graduate em
ployed. Write for Information
today. \
Box T43, Athene. Ga.
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.
CeO Us and.We Will
Supply Your Needs.
HANNA MFG. CO.
one *47" Phone 147
ALL ABOARDu ^
Winter Excursion Fares and All
Tear Tourist Faros
TO
Alabama
At
i Iron*
Arkansas
British Columbia
California
Florida
Washington >
Georgia V .
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana,
Mtaaiaaippt
New Mexico
VIA
Carolina
433f*
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P.
714 Healey Building,.~ ~
New Process RECORDS
F^ OUT TODAY
DANCE MUSIC
Jenny. Fox-Trot fed
Lewi* and Hia Band.
Lira. Fox-Trot. Frank
Wcstphal and Oi* Or-
chettra. A-3814 75c
Down in Maryland.
Think of hla. Fog-Trots.
Manhattan Dane* Or-
ehtttra. _A-3807 75c
My Buddy. (Accordion Nov-
^I^^Chorue by Phil
When You and I Wore
Young Maggie Muse. Fox-
Trotsr Paul Speeht and
Hi* Oreh**tra. A-3817 75e
Cood Night. .
Loro Sends a Little Gift of
Roms. Waltzes.
Columbia Danes Orches
tra. A-38IS 75c
of Sigma CtsL
Medley Waltx. Intro.
“Song of Lambda Chi.”
Dream CM of Pi K. A.
Waltz. Jan Garber and
Hi* Garber-Davi* Or-
ehettra. A-3793 7«e
Rose of Iho Rio Grande.
Flower of Arab*. Fox-
Trots. Xylophono Solos.
Jett Libonatl A-3799 76c
New Hampshire. Fox-Trot.
Saw Mill Unr Road. Intro.
-' Mother's Wedding
Dress.” From “Glory.” ,
Medley Fox-Trot. The
Columbian*. A-3809 75<
’Way Down Yonder In New
Orleans. From “Strut
Miss Lizzie.”
Nothing But. Fox-Trots.
Tho Georgian*. A-3504 78c
Tiger Rag.
The Memphis Bines. Fox-
Trots. Tod Lewi* and
His Band. A-3813 75c
LaPaloma. Fox-Trot
O Sole Mio. Walts. Jan
Garber and Hia Garber-
Ddvi* Orcheitra.
A-3792 75c
Yon ToO 'em Ivories.
Coaxing tho Piano. Fax*
Trot*. Piano Solos.
Frank WettphaL
A-3300 75c
Whispering Pinas.
Only dust Suppose. Fox-
Trot*. Accordion Solos.
A-3805 78c
G^ido Dtiro,
Kawaihsu Walts.
Mahiaa Malumalamu Walls,.
Fenra’t Hawaiian Irutrummtal
Quartet. * A-37S8 78c
POPULAR SONGS r
Wanltiu At Joleon.
Jimbo Jambo.
Frank Cruntit. AjHI 78c
You’*t Got to See Mamma
’ Ev’ry Night.
I Loved You Onco.
Dolly Kay. A-3808 78e
Mother’* Levs. Chart**
Horh and Elliott Shaw.
There» a Rainbow in tho / ,
Sky. Shannon Four.
A^StO 75c
Down in Maryland.
Mississippi' Moon..
.Von- and ■
A-3806 7Sc
I’m Uoln Away.
Bring It with .Yon When
Yon Come. Leona Wil
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Band. A-381& 75c
VOCAL HARMONIES
Little Town in tho Ould
County Down.
In tho Volley Near Slelve-
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IFfUtam A. Kennedy.'
A-3798 78c
Little Songs for Children. "
Llttlo Birdie; Bubbles.
UNl* Song* for Children.
I Love Little Pnssy;
Roek-a-Bye Dolly.
Laura Bryapt. A.3182 78e
Medley of ”Old Timor*.”
• Part I—Intro.: In the .
Shade of tho Old Apple
Tree: Sweet Rosie
O'Grady; Jnat One Girl;
After the Ball.
Medley of "Old Timers."
Part II—Intro.: Daisy
Boll; Just as the Sun
Went Dowry Little Annie
Rooney; Tho Sidewalk*
of New York.
Shannon Four. A.3797 75c
J Heard tho Veto* of Jesus Soy.
Will Your Heart Ring Trn*7-
Gypty Smith. . -. A.3802 75c v
SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS
tb. Moon of My Driight.
From “In a Persian Gar-
i# . (Lri>«*nn>
Tandy Mackenzie.
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T «ea lh noNo pUclda.
From “II Trovatdre.”
(How Peaceful Was the
Night) ,(Verdi) Rota
Pomclle. 98051 tlMO
Tot,
60623 $1.00
The Living Cod. (O’Hara)
Charier Hackett.
. $0899 $1.00
Petit* Vale*.- (Herbert)
Minoat in C, No. 2.
(Beethoven) Eddy
Brown, A-3661 $1.00
Smite, Through Your Toon.
(Hamblen)
Out of tho Deak’to You.
(Lee) Barbara MaurtU
A *3811 $1.00
“A positive revela
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melody”
F I appearance, a Colum
bia New Process Record
Yesembles practically
' every other disc record.
But, play this record on
any phonograph and you
.will be amazed at the bu-
perb smoothness of out
pouring melody.'
In the brief interval be
fore the music commences,
you may detect the needle
faintly whispering. Com
pare this with the strident
scratch that greets yaw on
other records. At the very
first note of the prelude
even this almost imper
ceptible sound dissolves.
Compare this with the in
sistent scrape that intrudes
itself through thtrgghic
on btKer records.
This surface quietngss
that lets, your eabBuhr
1 hindered, hear theinftmte
' vSWety df'tteticate shad
ings o{ the singer’s voice,
that translates for youthe
musician’s sensitive touch
into the glow of poetic
imagination, is unparal
leled in phonogrkjdic
reproduction.
example of
marred melody” :
Columbia shop and
Ted Lewis end His
play "Jenny* rteor
a new fox-trot that
round*
dance z
for feS
hi* crew
end “The
record A-3813.
Columbia’s process of
making records with a
hard, durable core, over-
4aid with a new siimceBo
marvelously smooth that
the needle travels over it
practically without fric
tion, pronounced the death
sentence on obnoxious
scratch and scrape. The
irocess is patented. No
ne else can makearaoord
at all similar.
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end saturates with
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Money Maker.
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AUaOSTA. GA.
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Commission: 3% ON AMOUNTS OVER *1,00$,16.
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LAW OFFICES
405 Holman Bldg. Athena. Ga.
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