The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 21, 1923, Image 2

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TUB BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA WHONtbPAY, MAftCu * ktroitTygera to Open Season Witli PPR SALE—Egg* for hatching from fA-1; Stock. Rhode Island Rede,'Car ver Strain, Enra 22.00 per IS, tlO.OO p^r 1M. White Leghorn, College 8traln, Egg* 11.50 per l'S, 18.00 per 100. Referencea Oconee County Bank, Watklnevllle, Prof. J. H. Wood. Dept. Poultry Husbandry, College. We In vite yon to come out and eee our flock. C. E. Trueeell and E. P, John ston, Watklnevllle, Ga. ro-23-c. Stallings* Rochester Internationals 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 Cento Insertion*. Seven tlmea for the price of fRre Insertion*. All dlacontlitvaneee MUST be made - In perton at The Ban. ner.Herald Office or by. letter. Telephone dlacontlnuancee are . NOT valid. 7ft ; WANT Atf ft* '^NN.rX^D ADS CRT RE8ULT8 IGARETTES Fdn 8ALE-ALOT OP SECOND- HAND form implements, con sisting of cut-away harrow, one and two horse plows* .cotton j planter, guano distributor, etc. Can he seen At. l«e .West Washington *t.•■Wear rnm H.irlnln Phon*» 17d*_ - m.M.o Hudglrtryhone 176*. ? m-25-c Miscellaneous Scbb, hue declared n holiday to come to Athena ami honor the map who ha* put the IJttle town on the bnHehnll map. Many of the sura rounding towns are alao considering ATTENTION—SPAKI81I-AMERICAN War Veteran, and all those who served In'the Philippine Insurrection are requested to meet at the City Hall Friday night at 7:30. Important business to your Interest. John Jen nings, Ex-Prtvnte, 3nd. South Caro lina- Volunteer*, mitp doing the' same thlnu, and the' chances are that fully seven nr elkht^ thousnnd people wllf witness the game. It is 'expressly'stated In tlie con tract hptween the men promotlru- the game here and tbo manager,) of the two teams that all of tho stars will tago part In tho gums unle.ax .("knesa Intervenes—and all nt tho men seem to be In the very host of l.valth. And so tt seems that Ath ens will see 'he greatest array, of Idu league artists on Sanford Kill'd that hHvn ever been gathered to gether nt one time on thnt dlaicoi^.l. Tho game, between Detrc't am! Rochester wll. mark the open'ng tt the baseball aeaaon In Athens, nnjl wll draw a large crowd. The gamo will start promptly at three o'clock and an admission price of one dollar will lie charged. LOST—SUNDAY EITHER ON COBB Hill, {r Mllledge—gold Tiffany bracelet, * engraved "Mary"—Finder please return to 188 King St. Reward. , m-ll-e MEDIUM* BROWN HAIR looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo.—Advertisement. , - JUST RECEIVED'CAB LOAD choice Pea Green Alfalfa Hay. W.' I. and Geo. M. Abney. m82c j WANTED—A good cook; bouse maid, .1 butler, chauffeur, domestlo help. ] or maybe Its office assistance, book- j keepers, stenogs, telephone girls,' ] coshers etc. Whatever, It.,1a you may I he sure that thousands of alert busl- j ness and efficient Udlyldnaja In Ath- I eh* will see yoAk^Wsni Ad In the Banner-Herald' akid wUl. Udk over the i as •-» • •- T»>. Ama MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best ot all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. minor leagues. Archdeacon broke the world rec ord for running bases, formerly held by ana Lobert, who was nt that time conceded to be the fastest man Taxi Service Day and Night GEORGIA DIAMOND ARTISTS RESUME OUTDOOR PRACTICE WANTED—Help / WANTED—Help. Household fund- ture, n*t stock, aqy one of a thou sand things. You can fill your Wants promptly^ and cheaply with a Ban- ner-Heraid Want jpA. If. After working out In the gym-1 opens tha season In Athens on the naslunf Monday afternoon en nc-128th against Dahloncgu. count of tho extremo'y cold weather | After playing the N*Urth Georgia V'oach Whltk,to k his chnrycs out Aggies one game Pennsylvania in the open main Tuesday after- 1 comes for ,he first real a a me ol a ml wen throuyh the usual tho season, playing hero on Thnrs-, line of practice, except that the i day of next week. i ..viitaa'weru no, allowed to uncork j Coach White .will take twelve or niythiiig except straight balls and!fifteen players with him to Cotum- at (hat the hurlcra Just lobbed 'em I bus and most of them will be given over. | the opportunity O soowlng^thelr With warmer weather pronilocd' ,vnres * n tbe tw< ’ gamca against for Wednesday and Thursday an-. ,hc »oWlers. Theae gamca-do not otntt game or two will bo played \ co “i>‘ officially against or In favor WANjTED-^everal boys over twelve yeafs of age to defiver papers. Short hourspwith good pay. Ap ply at Banner-Herald of fice, East Hancock Ave. Georgia coach and nt positions where there are c:nteata aU hands .Will very probably get a calT”" I Just Who will work In these first games will only bo announced by ! Coach While Just before the games are called. He does not know* who will draw the-pitching assignments but It Is very , probublo thut 'Sale jvlll bo called upon to open the sea- iion while Chanters In certain,,',-|o gef u call, tihptpno's arm Is sKwiv rounding Into--shape • but ho I hardly work UT Columbus. PHONE 66 Office ' GEORGIAN nOTEf. FRUIT TREE SALESMEN—Profita ble. pleasant, steady work. Good side lint), for fanners, teachers and others. gprmanent Job for good work ers. Write lor terma Concord Nurser ies. Dept 3313. Concord. Da. m-22-p. The Banncr-Hcraid’s For Rent—Rooms FOR RENT—Fumlsbed or unfuralsh- Sunday Wart Ad Page .is one of the most intereit*. ‘Inc and certainly most pro-' f(table pages of the paper. Thousand! of people turn their attention first to the Want Ad Page. The Banner-Herald's Sunday Want Ad Page ed roams, with meals or without 1 board, ftslrable location. Conven- • lencea fient reasonable. These are | some of the offering yoii ilsd dally In [ Banner-Herald Want Ada tf.. Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. All Kinds MiU Supplies. Hoe' Simon, Dlstoii Raws. Teeth. Piles, Belting. Pipe, In jector*. Fittings, Engine and Bo«er Repair*. Bring with your auto and work done quick. Wire Cables. planty Room to Park Car. Lombard Iron Works VARIETIES OF TRIMMING ' Satin gowns for spring are trimmed with big bows, circulaj flounces or capes, or with youth ful drapery. • ! FOR RENT-—APRIL 1st. , SIX room -bouse with two b&ths, nil modern-conveniences. Double far- age. Is*4t 464 East Dougherty St. The prtte Is 840.00 per month In ndvanoes Wescom ' Hudgln, Day Phone 1788, morning or night 1108. m-25-o W; L. COXE Transfer Co. Pop Sale 1EN ATTENTION—We can •mediate delivery ofvFord i and trailers. Cash or A. Trueeell Motor Co., L m-ll-e. Final Showing “When Knighthood Was in Flower” At Palace Tonight “Rich Men’s Wives” and Coue- Lecture Coining Spe cial Tomorrow; Wallace Reid Saturday. Costs Few Cents a Jar- Keeps Hair Glossy, Well- Groomed " AUGUSTA, GA. FOR SALE-1 MARE, t MULE. 1 nv,.-li Ik* white Hickory wagon and 1 rubber tire buggy. J. 0. Johneon. «2f Pulaski St. FOR RENT/ ' Ono live-room downstair! apartment, private bath and nil convenience. Possession March 1st ^ ^. Uly E. G. FAMBROUGH Phone 516 Guard Vonr BSSE Keeps Hair .Cbmbed E KAY -TBS SMILING PAINTER" Fins Painting and Interior Decorating ( Phone 280, Athens, Ga. CATARRH o( K LADDER t»jr d»y, In jcome the choae the p universal re of hope- ROAD TAXES NOW DUE Road Taxes must be paid on or before April 1st at the office of the Commissioners in, the Court House. - Pay'your taxes now, and avoid unnecessary expense. TATE WRIGHT, Clerk. RAILROAD SCHEDULES DRAWFUNNIES Drawings By Bill Holman. Verses By Hi ATHENS COLLEGE Typewriting Save 60% of expenses by at- 1 tending this school.Tha grad uates of tbs Athens Business College aWraya get tha best po- sition. 'Every Graduate em ployed. Write for information Bos m Athene, Ga. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. W. O. Bolton. - Agent. Phene 1881 Central of; Georgia Station I’Oonrt for Macon 7:SS a. m. J ) b- 4:48 n. m. Arrive from Macon 11:1* p. m. j “ 8:8* a m. Pos-further Information phone Benson’s Cak Like You Mai ’ At Home 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 Ua and We Will * Supply Your Needs. HANNA MFC. CO. Phone tSU PhpiSi 147 -RICH MEN'S WIVES" PALACE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY •corned or envied; It's n question with ae many ane- wers aa there are people, probably,- but in "Rich Men’e Wlvcn," the pic ture that will appear hero for two day., beginning Thuraday. a eolutlon li given. "Rich Men'* Wives" we consider one ot the beet picture, that we have*l ever presented to our patrons, bet- eaime It han aU the elements that xj> to make "Otl.tyln* entertainment. It J la a at hong'story, with drnmatle pouy j *r that will thrill you. nn da dash <jf pathos thnt will tug nt the hear;. [ Strings of every normal person, ei-j heUHlly mothers. l t Aitqa > r r o<lP<gd t'l ! Iluklrr. maker of GAINESVILLE M1DLAN6 RAILWAY Leavei Athens Arrive ’7:15 A. M.* *1:2* P.M. 10:15 X. M.*t **1#:1* A. M. • Daily. •* Dally Except Sunday. | SOUTHERN RAILWAy Ne-'* leaves Athene IV* a. m.. ar- r'-vc. -Lula 8:4* a. m.- N*J S leave* Athene 4:11 g. bl. ar rives;^'* *:** A a T nla <-U rt ML. HP. BASEBALL GOODS IKtta ...... Ms to,$1360 GioVea 78c ‘o 8 4.00 Batg .....;. 88a to < 2.00 Bsl^. 15c to 9 1.78 not seen this’ picture tonight will be I your last opportunity t* do so at the lf:88 performance. [I J A i * i ' 1 . . ^ “RICH MEN'S WIVES" \palace Thursday AND FRIDAY * fi Are Rich Men'* Wives M be plUed, The bRreback rider takes the cake, At riding on a horse. Dixie Iran & M< J. |. 415 Foundry St Pbom 1151 At ft horses, tuck ’Ihat’ahW , not the man s, .of course, f.