The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 25, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ••Classified Advertisements 2 Cents a Word * /Minimum Charge of 40 Cents lulertforis. Seven times for gf ‘ fire I n sort Ions. made In person at The Ban- • Herald Office or by letter. - «or>naraio uincc or oy i»u«r* . Telephone discontinuances ere valid. WANT AH — PnONH BANN_Eft-HERALO WANT D3 OET RESULTS Lost And Found try a •morrow. Wanted atenogs. telephone pauncr'iiL'nuu niiu wui la.il u» matter-with you next day. It’i everyday In Athena. ilnutea out on food road. “R. F.," care Banner-Herad. WAN TE D—rOS ITI ON JkS 8ALH8- "UjkDY In dry poods atoro. years business exjx had* how ttomeet the public. FOR SALE—ONE MARE HORSE, iheap (or cash. J. M. Pc Lay, Routt No. I, Box No. 1, Hull, Oa. mMp FOR BALE—BEI/HAN AND FANCY ■y|ll£2» Jan iJpfci by b|ly t.t*aamp|iy. Doctor's ^office lftrred, Mod Moderate 'Salary | tlilt,. J caf» Athena Banner. WANTED—POSITION. BY EXPBR1 BNCED . tydf .* ■ atenorbookkeepe' PhiilHi JX nr or Address "Position. ner-IIarald.. mil Call Mr. iru lounna w ioi\e f TO Ji^AR FROM QWtf WIIU , wnvp^. F*"'V ilppewa Falls.. Wisconsin. -ANT QUANTITIES OF I Next to.ltcnson-Kullbrlght Bids. I WAITED—SWIVEL BACK osinudsaais with, stralsl , .itch— had os* scat. Uni I OeoiWn Library. Tel. 737. mlBc •ITED-^Help —Help. Household I and -cheaply with •Want Ad. UKRIL-BY EMPLOYE* OF i Banner-Herald or phono 1*79. ERNOONS and Baturdayii ia^th department. Write P. O. Box W. RAILROAD SCHEDULES •■ABOARD AIR UMI RV. h bound Southbe K>und Southbe Atl.-Blrmlnghom l:lL | Norfolk-Wash. 1:11 * - Wllmtngton-N. T OEOROIA RAILROAD 1:11 I CENTRAL OP OIORDIA RY. (W. O. Bolton, AttnL Phone Mil Central of Georgia Stajlon Depart (or Macon 7:31 a. m. 4:41 p. m. Arrive from Macon 11:1* p. «n. •:M p. m. . For further Information phono J. T, Bruce. C. A., *40. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedules , a. u.. P- I A. It'* ••19:19 A. •s Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY , 9:41 a. bl I Lulu l:4» *. *». i Athens l:M n. m. ■ WANTED—A GOOD EXPERIENCED colored woman cook. Addrenx P. O. Box 114, BUbop, Oa. ni2«p HOSIER^ SALESMAN WANTED— $35 week and expen«e* calllha on retail merchants. Experience'unnec- essary, send stamped addrewed en velope. Kex Hosiery Co!. High Point, X. C. mJ5p SALESMAN — $150 MONTH AND expense* Helling cigar*. Experience not necemwry. Send Helf-addrewed ■tamped envelope for Information. Xatiufial Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. mf5p WANTED—CIOAIl SALESMAN. $30 week and expenses. Experience un- necessary. Send Htamped ad(lresneU envelope for Information. Southern Cigar Ca, Anderoon, S. C. m2Sp EARN BIO MONEY AT HOME during rears time, painting-pillow top*.for ua. No canvaulng, Simple, eare. quick. Experience onneccaxary. Particular, for riaihp. 'Nlteart Co.; 9311. Ft Wayne, Ind. m95p SALESMEN AND DI8TRIBt’TORS— Repeat-a-Volce Recorda; ling talk In phonograph; record* voice. Sen sational. big profits, rstkUs- COc. United Music Co, 8991 Byron Ave., Detroit, Mich. m95p MEN. WOMEN. SALARY *73 FULL time, 91.50 an hour rears time, aell- Ing the genuine guaranteed hosiery direct to wearer. Beautiful line. In- tomationa! Mills, 'Norristown, Pa. mlSp WHOLESALE HOUSE DOING NA TIONAL business will place a, salesman In Georgia. This opening offers A-2 man permanent profitable connection aa the five leading retail trade* In every town nre proapecta and c*uatomern. The MIMa P. Bixler Co., Dept. 88. 1924 Euclid, Cleveland. Ohio. WANTED-rMAN WITH CAR TO ■ell guaranteed Cord tlret. Will arrange salary nnd expense with right man. Cord-O-Van Rubber Com- pany, 166 West Jackaoh Blvd.. Chi cago, I1L m23p AGENTS TO SELL PHONOGRAPH Records. 16 favorite Hongs that should bo In every home, for only $2.98. Get agency now for your town. Write Kelley & C«.w!e*. Inc.. Hart ford, Conn. m25p _ MEN-WOMEN, FASTEST SELLING \ line Food Products. Cocoanut Oil shampoo, Toilet Preparation*. Hours- 1 hold specialties. Sales In every home. liandell Co.. World'Bldg.. New Yolk. J m25p - WANTED — CAPABLE JIAN TO call on home owner, and take or- 1 deffi for cholco ornamental trees. 1 1 shrub,,, roses, vinos. - Also have com- 1 pleto line of,fruit tree*.. grape vine*. | berry hurtle*. 04fi„ to 9 ff*r fprd« : 'livery next ,prlng. v -T(iu take order,. Iwe deliver, nnd collect. - pt.ick guar anteed. -No capital or eaperienhe necessary. Complete uprio-ilnte out fit furnished freo-. Wish eommlislor paid weekly. Write today for par- Oculars. First National NurscHe*. Bochaater. N. Y. . m «r WANTED —MORE DIRECT-TO Home salespeople. Oooil Health. Household. Food nnd Toilet Product*. Best qualities, lowest prlcen. largest line, most co-operation, rosiest aelP era. No adVanro price*, cm martlet 30 year*. Huatler* make 91.40 hour. Give age, occupation, reference,. W. T. Rnwlclgh Co.. Ct.i 1737. MempMlai Tenn. m “r COLORED MEN WAITED TO qualify for sleeping egr and train porter*. Kxpdhei.ee -unnere.rery Tranapertntfon fumlahed. Write T. McCaffrey, Bupt., 8t. Loula. mJ6p MEN OVER 1* WILLING TO TRAV EL Make secret InveatlgaUonc. Reports. Salary and. sospensea Ex parlance unnecessary. Write J. Oanor, Former Govt. Detective, 8t. Loula. . m25n For Rent—Rooms FOR RBNT—Furnlabad or unfurntth- ed-room*, with maato o» without board. Desirable location. Conven ience.. Rent- "•*>«»!•. some of tha offsMng you find dolly to .Banner-Herald Want Adi. u - FOR RENT—APRIL l«t. BIX room .houne with two batha, nil modern convenlencen Double gar age. to at 444 Boat Doughorty Bt The price to *40.0a per month In advance. Wereom HodgUt. Phone 1741. morning or "UtfH W» - . ^ FOR RENT-TWt? UNFURNISHED rooms, raaaonable, to couple only Call et 174 Virginia AT*. FOR RBNT—TWO UNFURNISHED rooms to couplo without children. Call 394-W ,or apply 17* Barrow street. - mt,r ' FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE with nil modern convenience*, price reasonable. Call lltO-J and aak for Mra. Stone. . FOR RENT—NINM ROOM HOUSE 9 baths and all modern conven iences. Near Post Office. Phone 1475. mKc FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED rooms and bath, drekaonable. Good nelghbothood, cloae In town. . See rpoma at 305 8. Jackaon St. ®!7p , For Sale FOR SALE-PRESERVES. PICKLES Sent Potatoes and Fresh Country Eggs. Call 73, Banner-Herald Of fice. H- FOR SALE-l MAftE. 1 MULE. 1 two-horse white Hickory wagon and I rubber tlr* buggy. J. O. Johnson. 713 Pulaski St. m-l-p FOR SALE, — FINE THOROUGH- . BRED Bull Pup? - Phone 1975-J. mtte | Rabbits, one doRsr per pair., 197 Boulevard Heights, phone 339-W. ml9p FOR BALE—A LOT OF SECOND HAND (arm Implements, con- s!sting of cut-away harrow, ono and two horse plows, cotton planter, guano distributor, etc. Can be seen at 1U West Washington St. Wee- corn Hudgfn. Phone 1713. m-15-c »OP. SALE—SWEET MILK—ALSO buttermilk. t Regular customers wanted. + Phone *52-W. O. C. Arm strong. m27c FOR SALE—FIVE BOSTON BELL Terrier puppies, beautifully marked. Pedigreed stork. Phone 354-J. mI7p - FOR BALK—FOUR COWS WITH young calves. Each of them will . n~ FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. Modem, large lot, good location, rlced to sell. Terms very liberal. THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, CEORgLC complete line of high-grade shoes where they .will lie prepared to serve the people of this eectlon'ln the same falthfsl and earnest man ner which has guided their every action for the pas* several years o( budness conduct In this city. Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company's Private Wire m*7p SALB — ONE GOOD TWO- Berryman m25p FOR SALE—75x128 foot lot. North Springdale St., one block off Mil ledge. 8780.00. See or write W. II Fit. No. 1. Athens* Ga. m25p LATOR for cigar stands, con fee- loners. Reason now on. $500 profit asy. No competition. Pocket turn- m25ji truck land.' Small tract*. Low No interest nor taxes.- R. , Wduchula, Florida. m25p ING Outfit, suitable for use in coal ). Box mSQp BRED Bud Pup. phone 1275-W. m27c , Air-Gage Inner Tubes Tlic Paul Rubber your manly strength and nervous, This liook ilca- ue." A rcslorn- ilay u> 'Cumhcrlaml .Chemical Co., New JJerry Block, Nashville - Miscellaneous itetfUM BRbWN HAIR looks icst of all after m Golden Gilnl EDIUM BROWN HAIR loakt l n sll after n Golden Glint . Personal lARltf' POR WEALTH. HAPPI NESS— Hundreds rich, nttrsctlve. mgenlal. trilling to wed. lliotoe ■ee. 13 years 1 expeilsnce. Mrs. /am, MS Lamkershlp Bldg., Los Angeles, Csllf. m*6p write me. matry wealthy. Mr. Hyde. iox >03., Sen Francisco Calif. mMp LADIES — WHEN DELATED OR .Irregular take French Cotton Root Pllla" Safe and dependable. Refuse ethers. By mall. »*.«0. Double Itrength. 13.1*, French Medicine Co.. Atlanta. Oa. mMp Miims uunicis SHU I* BOSKS Inadvertently. an unnaepcemeiit ran made that the i stock of nhues WJ ••• room. While the stock was sold at bankrupt sate. FOR RENT Ono five-room downstalra apartment, priTata bath and aU convenience. Poaassalon March 1st. E. G. FAMBROUGH Phdne 516 • RED * BLACK PRESSING CLUB Pressing, Cleaning and Altering All Work Guaranteed Phene 1S17. Corner Lumpkin and Broad COTTON OPINIONS Hubbard Bros.: There may be some further liquidation. Weld: We hear that the reac tion of paat few daya might ex tend aohiewhat further and do not therefore favor purchases until ex tent Of the reaction can be deter mined we continue to believe in ultimately higher prices. Chapin: There ia no assurance the highest prices for the price on either the old or new crop months have yet been seen. Overton: Market appears to b« very nervous. Clevenberg: Uncertainty as to new crop conditoins suggest Cau tion in following declines. ■ - Hentz: Liquidation in old cror months has been thorough. Hirsch Liiienthal: We expect _ substantial advance later and would buy on any further de- cline. Logon and Bryant: American mills nre iikelv to renew purchak ca on any. further declines. B rent of hall and Home With salary of one thousand dollars for two! officer* leaving about 13000 for relief work In Athens, was a splen did showing, and cue. that should appeuLtp all publfc spirited citix- ens. CHANCELLOR INTERESTED MARKETS ATHENS SPOT COTTON The. market suffered another drop 'Saturday when cotton took -i plunge from 291-2 to 29 cents, he previous close was 29 l-2c. NEW YORK COTTON 17ie following were the ruling prices In the exchange Saturday: Tone, weak: Middling 29.S5C; quiet. Prev. Open High Low Close Close 24.55 24.5G 24.23 24.11 24.88 28.8S.30 0S 29.37 29.37 30.10 28.85 28.12 28.50 28.50 29.25 25.45 25.50 24.98 24.98 25.67 24.85.24.95 24.41 24.42 25.10 Jan. May July Oct. Dec. NEW ORLEANS COTTON The following wore the ruling prices In the* exchange Saturday: Tone, easy; middling 29.75c; steady. r*rev. Onon High Low Close Clone 24.19 2^.26 24.00 23.75 24.48 . 29.84 29.34 28.30 28.30 29.43 , 29.03 29.04 28.15 28.15 29.11 24.90 25.05 24.35 24.35 26.17 . 24.50 24.50 23.90 23.92 24.72 Jan. Vny July Oct. Dec. LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK — Government bonds closed: Liberty 3 l-2s f101.00 Second 4a 97.13. - First 4 l-4s 97.16. Second 4 l-4s 97.80 Third 4 l-4s 98.70. Fourth 4 l-4n 97.16. Victory 4 3-4* cncalled United States treasury 4 l-4 S THE WEATHER AJhens and vicinity: Fair and warmer Sunday. , CHICAGO QUOTATIONS The following were the rulnlg i hi the exchange Saturday: WHEAT— Open May . 1.1014 July . 1.13% Sept. 1.14 CORN— May , .71% July . .7414 Sept. .77% OATS— May . .44% July . .44% Sept. .41 LARD- May . 11.40 July . 11.79 RIBS— May . 1/1.35 July . 10.77 High Low Close 1.90% 1.19% 1.90 1.16% 1.14% 1.15 1.14 1.19% 1.11% Prev. Close 1.90% 1.13% 1.14 .71% .71% .79% .74% .74 .74% .77% .11 .77% .*9% .74% 77% .44% .44% .44% .44% .44% .44% .49 .49% .41% ll.qp 11.47 11.47 ll.TB 11.60 11.49 ^a.<3 10.60 All Organizations Prepared to Help In S. A. Drive Here Continued from page one) - Chancellor Barrow to taking a very nctive part as one of the workers associated wftn other members of the Advisory Board John J. Wilkins, president Geor gia National Bank and Andrew ti Erwin, member at (he board, each volunteered at a-previous meeting to accept the captaincy <»f n team each team guaranteeing to turn In $800. / Jimmy Bishop of tin? t Klwanle volunteered to gather all the hard hearted. the stingy, the scoffers In one assembly on the last dny.- Aprll 7th, place a piano In a truck id sing and play to them until their hearts melted and their pock et books opened. Hs offer was en thusiastically accepted by the Ad visory Board, and arrangements will be perfected towards carrying out Mr. Bishop’s suggestion. — A meeting of all workers appoint ed will be' called by - President Mfchae.l for Tuesday preceding the opening of the appeal, April 3rd at which time final Instructions will he given which will enable the teams to finish their tasks quickly and efficiently. to^LedmA^out The Science Of Politics James B. Nevin Writes’in a Mood of Levity About Georgians Named By the Governor. Hasn’t Heard From Chancellor Barrow Yet in Answer to Wire. g Jamc Kiwanis Girl Jumps Into Second Place In Popularity Contest Continued from pago one) opponent. The totals gave her 216,158 votes. . Miss Harriet Stephens, senior at tnc State Normal School, spon- State No: , , sored by the Kiwanis Club, jump ed-from fourth place into second plase with a-total of 102^267 votes. Mias Hammond, sponsored by th’ Rotary Club, ia in thigd place with 86,808 votes and Mias Bessie Jackson, sponsored by the Shrin- ers and U- C. T.’s, is fourth with 69,884 votes. The other candi dates showed bnt little change in their previous standing. Interest is waxing warmer and wnrmcr as the date of April 4th approaches and since the point has been reached 'where all the money goes to the playground fund renewed interest is being taken not only by the friends of the candidates but by the' general public. The contest comes to a dose on April 4th and the winner will bo the queen of the day and night when the new white way here will be turned on and a gala event en joyed by everybody. H On the day that the white way is Vo bo opened Georgia plays Dart mouth in baseball as an added at traction. The standing of the candidates is as follows: Lovie Jowers ... Harriet Stephens Laura Hammond ..... Bessie Jackson Nellie Griffith Mrs. Davis Mabel Parr ......... Mollie Whitehecd Mrs. P. N. ChQlvis .. Ncra Crymcs Elizabeth Harris . -. Clara Bell Rutherford According to James B. Nevln who writes an interesting column in the Atlanta Georgian, “Caught in the Current,” the politicians of Qoorgia know, nothing of politics and a bunch of them.un going up to Philadelphia in May to learn something about the art. It aeerth that Governor Hard wick has named a number from this state us delegates to th? Ameri can Academy of Political Science which meets in the Quaker city during that month and "Uncle Dave” Barrow and Andrew C: Er-. win are among tb9m, along with -Mr. Nevln, Alex Lawrenc?. ‘Clayt’ Robson. James Key nnd other scintillating lights m the political firmament 6f the state and speak ing in a mood of levity Mr. Nevtn writes as follows: " , “Note where I have been ao- polnted a delegate to the American Academy of Politi es! Science—which meets in Philadelphia in May—along with "Uncle Dave” Barrow and Andrew Erwin, of Athens; 'James- L. Key, of Atlanta; Clayton Robeon, of Milledge- 1 vllle; Lucias 8tubs of Dub lin; Roland Ellis, of Macon, and Merder Jordan and "Alec” Lawrence, of Savannah. Aa toon aa I recovered .ftom the ahqck bf this appointment. I seat rush wires to my \fcri- ous collogues—In order bo as certain,. If possible, why this tbusneis, Wire to Mr. Key: “Are y6u a political scientist?" Answer: "Why pick on me?" To C. W. Robson. Mllledgeviller "is there any such thing as ’polUi call selenceT’ Answer! "What sort of new-fangled guessing contest is this you are trying to put over?" To Lucius Stubbs, Dublin: “Is 'political science an animal of a thing?' Answer: "I, think it is.” To Roland Ellis, Macon: "What do you .know about political science?” Answer: "I don’t.” To Mercer Jordan, Sava . ,u>: "Do you believe in tulltical silence?" Answer: “Ask Alec.” To A. A. L»»rc ice, GENUINELY GOOD VAN Nil GENEROUSLY GOOD IN QUALITY V ,N QUANTITY (VAN-NIL :• • sjntbctlc vtallls of rare flavouring contest, Boa-tlcohollc.) Plenty of Money to Lend On Real Estate 5 0! Interest on monthly Cflf tO repayment plan O/O HUBERT M. RYLEE LAW OFFICES 405 Holman Bldg. Athena, Ga. 216,158 102.267 . 85,308 . 6,6884 ..4662 .. 2315 ..1823 ... 1474 .. 1439 .. 1183 .. 1013 1068 Mary Sims 1007 Earlinfl Wilder 1091 Pauline Toney ........ 1135 Martha McAlpin 1135 Lillian Edwards 1030 Sarah Hall 1026 Erma Booth 1007 Carrie Booth 1007 Caitia Beer 1007 Nellie Christopher .... 1103 Fany. Me Dorman 1000 Mrs. W. D. Paschal 1011 Mrs. Clarence Stone ... 1005 Nina Sue Carter 1004 Mrs. Southwick to Appear At Normal, School On April 3 from Miss Mildred Rutherford, president of the United Daughters Confederacy furnishing the the committee appointed from that organisation. Miss Rutherford make* the following statement: Since seeing the work done by the Salvation Army In London and elsewhere I Iptve no need to bq urged to help them In Athens. I shall be glad to send a contribution when the drive begins." The fol lowing members were appointed n committee from the U. D. C.: Mra F. Green, Mrs. Julus Talmadgd Mrs. John D. Mohs. Mrs.- A. A Parker. Miss Bessie Payne. Mra J. M. Pound. Mrs. T. J. Woftcr. Mrs. Oeorgfl D. Thomas, Mrs. E. J. O'Kelly. Mrs. Paul Hadaqray. Mrs Oscar Davis*n, Mrs. C. U Lanier. Mra. Joe Jarrell. Jr. -Mrs. W. F. Dorsey. ' . w~ Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Southwick, of the Emerson College of 0fatary of Boston, Glass., will appear in Athena on April 2, at the Pound Auditorium in the Shakesperian * r ^5rs. y ’ Southwick is 1 well-known in A«ieita, wh«cd sbrhes delight ed local audiences for several years paat by her interpretations of the Shakesperian piaya. She S no introduction to Athens 9 and those who have ever her in the paat will not mis* the opportunity of again hearing ^Strs. Southwick will make hei appearance in Athena under the auspices of the oratory department ier committee* appointed are aa follows: Rotary club, Brantley Dozier, chairman; D R. Blood- worth, Lloyd Painter, Sydney Holey, M. J. Costa. B. F. Hardeman, J. B. Joel. Klwanto: Frank Holden, Rev. E. L Hill, Will King Meadow and Jimmy Bishop. Mb Vernon Utdge A. * F. M„ D. A. Peas. Dr. Pope Holliday. J. K. Patrck. An enthusiastic meeting of the Advisory Board was held in. the Chamber of Commerce rooms Sat urday, at Which final and definite plans were' completed for placing tho home service appeal before all th. .... of Athens In a butlneso- * The bud*, of 5M04 of the State Normal School. The interpretation of Macbeth will be gin promptly at eight o’clock# on Monday, April * Dr. HD WiU Boys Dr. E. L 111%. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, .will address the Boys’ Sunday *Y" Club, of the Young Men’s Christian Association. Sunday afternoon at three o’clock. Dr. Hill has choeen us the theme tot his dtocutMon one which should prow very-interesting In tho hands of this able speaker. HIS subject, "Warning! High Voltage," can lie discussed - from 'entirely different view points. Applied to electricity cne would know that he would -jeopardise hts Hfe should he get to near, or come in contact with IL but the signal Is equally fraught with danger when applied to the bY CITY GAR AGBM0T0R Gft G ETTING Just exactly what you want to a pleasant sx- ptrlsnee. At this auto supply station you will And what you need priced in the cuatomer-be-pleaaed faahlon. We like to eerve you to wall you’ll talk about ua. OPP.CQUaT HOUSE ATHENS, GA aaaBBBnaopa To Franklin Owners! % We have secured the authorized service on Franklin cars in Athens and vicinity, and it will pay you to, let us*do your work. We will far ■ * *" *■“ cany a full stocjc of Franklin pkrts. Authorized Franklin Service Station ,«mg Phone 587 ARMEL’S GARAGE 169 W. Washington Street Savannah: “Do vou h political science?" YjV , lK “Before or after tiikltiF?**£; Andrew Erwin. Attorn: politics ever scientific?-- Answer: "Neither would l- To "Uncle Dave." "When did politics get to Si science r No answer. temptations which beset a boy. All to *- — boys are cordially Invited to, attend this special boys’ service at. the Tonne Men’o Chratian Associa tion'Sunday afternoon at three I o’rlock. - •; Parents who read this notice are- ~ - -- boys of To Ford Car Owners!. We Have Just Received and Installed OUR NEW BURNING-IN MACHINE This is the most economical and practically the only satisfactory way to set bearings. You will save money by letting us set your bearings on Ford care. Whether you have work to do or not,* come and see this new ma chine. / ARMEL’S GARAGE 169 W. Washington Street * . BANKERS AT MOULTRIE OFFER FARMERS LOAN’S TO BUY DAIRY cowg MOULTRIE, Ga. — The Moultrie banks, in a page advertisement. MfrtbCh o t„ farmhre in Colquitt -oumv .w, they will loan monoyi e , tenns to persons who’ w:Al to bov milch cows and help -| a (i. de velopment of the dairy tofhi,.Z around Moultrie. The banks look upon dalMnc if conducted along the right linos ,, a highly profitable buslnraw anil point out the fact that thefrr-aa- ery here offers a cash ! Jnarket every day. j ( ROAD TAXES NOW DUE: Road Taxea roust be paid on or before April 1st att the office of the Commiaaionera in j the Court Home. / Pay your taxf>s * D w, and avoid unnecessary expense. K TATE WRIGHT; •’cfekt.: tfip , Klj rl’ll'd -i.rl")' " WE ARE PAYING RICHEST PRICES ,FOR OL0- L Brass,. Co| Laid, Rubber, BatAfHfl old issues of Magazines. Whtre quantity justifies our Tru«k will call for.- *' 1 - ' .-Jt’.f! Dixie Iron & Metal Co. 415 Foundry Street Phone 1151 . Attest, Ga. . EKA% q 8 -THE SMILING FA] Fine Painting tind Decoratin#* Phone 280, Athens, Ga. j fF ATHENS i nijQZlUafiCI -YYAi f n/in DUoimSSo TULLbuE Bookkeepings' ShodMitnd Typewriting Sava 50% of expenses by at tending this schooL The grad- uates of the Athena .p^finess Ccllege always get tliebeit po sition. Every Graduate em ployed. Write forYnformatioa today. Box 143, Att. Ga. Latest Belt Feeds Money Maker. AU Kinds MiU ' - Supplies.' Hoe Simon Diston f W1 Teeth, Files. iBellfns. Pipe. I»* jectora, Flttihgr, ‘Engine and Boiler Repairs. Briajf with yoar auto and work done thick. Wire Cables. Plenty Room to Perk Car. Lombard iron Works AUGUSTA, 0A. WOOD ASHWOOD Best for Cooking and Heating Purposes Per Truck Load . $2.75 Orders of rive loads or more, per load $2.50 This Wood Formerly Sold for $3.25 per load. CaU Us and We Will Supply Your Needs. HANNA MFG. CO. Phone t47 Phone 147 W. L. COXE Transfer Co. Um« Tripe Opr Specialty. Cbiapaat Track la Taw*. 600 Thomas St Phone 1351