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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1923)
-PACE TWO- . BANNER- GassffieiTi rJ2LI25® IGN lands tinted travels Bcnsflh’s Cakes' Like You Make At Home FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS, FUR NISHED or unfurnished. Couple without children preferred. 154 Oredr Hal Cochran, crayons Athens .High Enters The / Final WeekJJf Practice City’s Largest Manufac turing Concern Will Turn Out Winning Nine; Many Games Be Blayed. By HOWARD KIRK. The Southern - Manufacturing company's-baseball ^eam bn* start - ed the season' with bright pros pect*. The teem has been practicing hard tor the last month and they are rounding in shape at last. They have some bard fames this season and I think they will have a good year. Albert Kirk hat been -working hard with his boys during the past month and his efforts hare been rewarded by a vast improvement. FOR RENT—TEN ROOM • aiTanged In thro complete Apart- ments. alt modem conveniences, large lot well shaded. Reasonable "rent. Albert C. Davison. • mttc ' FOR RENT One five-room downstair*' apartment, private bath and all convenience. Possession March 1st E. G. FAM^ROUGH Phone 1516 Minimum Charge of 40 Cants Insertions; Sevan times tor the price of live Insertions All discontinuances MUST be made In person at Tha Ban. ner. Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances alia NOT valid. 75 w p a h ^ 0 75 DANNER-HERALD WANT ADS OET RESULTS Indications ore that Athans dta- he.ivy scheduled hut Indications mond fans will have their first op- are tt>ai they will have a good rda- portunity to see the local hlgh s^n. riabt op. Prospers arc lirgfa- school aggregation- in action here t'.-r iV-us. ever before and the beet either Friday «r-Satiirday , «nd''ros- of the n* will have *o look In iheli slbly both. The namo of their op- I'.urelv this spring The hard-st fonents could not be lesfned |L-ut scV- . tic- ever attempt!*] by i «| J negotiations are under way 'with >-ud White team is arranged, several nearby high school outfits The Red and White .crew Is some S'AXINfl BIO ball dub this year and they will ADVANCEMENT now have a tine year so when Jbey i cross bats with their Initial'foe all I The advanceme-r. mail.; by the Athens should turn out to witness. '•> *R that couid be expected the fracas. df.lt ach Brown Is woll pleased |Th" tad- are playing a siwtn brand Ceach Brown swung hi* prote-|of baseball this season and (bits ges into the final week of practice who witneea their games will see whence arranged a practice battle,a different kind nf glut than aay Tuesday with the Georgia Bulldogs, that tlf represented the Red and After battling for some six frames White for some years. fthA count atnoil At 0.0 nt Wfhlsh rphn DmJLi i pllcely furnished rooms;‘"with or without meals. Steam heaL hot and cold water, tub and shower baths at all.Urns. Kates reasonable. IM W. Dougherty SL' - • • mlfe FOR RENT—POUR ROOM HOUSE with bath. Near Normal School. Possession .April IsL Sea W. T. Florence or phone 17II-W. m29c ATHENS The Weather GoorgIa7-Clondy, with rain V esday afternoon or night,' nesday ... Thursday. * Lost And Found S DOST—Many an article, found by a Banner-Herald reader and ’ return-1 ed W Its owner. If you have lost any thing today try a Banner-Herald Want Ad tomorrow. tf. FOR SALE—FIVE BOSTON- BULL Temer puppies, beautifully marked. Pedigreed stock. Phoits SM-J. ml7p The team la Improving every day and by the time ot the opening game should be in tine shape. Mommer crochen looks good at the count stood at 9-9 at which The Brownies are rearing to go juncture Umpire Ceth Dekle called and are working hard for the on the proceedings In favor ot the coming shaaon. The team is far <Mt '•“I?* It.was fine from lacking In pep and spirit as practice for both outfits and ended a continual stream Of encouraging In a fitting manner. \ chatter has marked all of their asaaiv bitcuibs n practice battles. This stuff goer . > long wan in baseball. Whoever OET EXERCISE ' the Brownies tie up with this week ' . . -».- ' • V will Hve to bustls tor the Mr. James David Thomason, home crew la out to start their portslder deluxe wag bn the hill season in the right way. for the collegians and although he' No probable Unenp could he glv- la not a member ot the pitching en at thels writing as several of staff he twirled good ball. Brad- the pool, ons are very unceitnln. ford Hackett, southpaw drew .Coach seems to have all of the can- Coach Browns assignment and dtdates guessing where they stand pitched remarkable hall. These which In a measure accounts for lad* who pitch from the wrong aid* the way the lads are fighting for dueled for four Innings and I ben [positions. It is understood that the gave way to “Father" Clark and 1 schedule calls for garnet with sev- FOR BALE—PRESERVES. PICKLES. Sweet Potatoes] and Flesh Country Egg*. Call 75, Banner.Herald Of fice. tf. STRAYED OR STOLEN — BLACK. white, tan and ticked female settQ Sundiy, March 25th. Finder call 911. Reward. . m29c FOR BALE-1 MARE. 1 MULE. 1 two-horse white Hickory wagon'and l. rubber tire buggy. J. a • Johnson, 725 Pulaski Bt. - • - / m-2-p FOR SALE—BELGIAN AND FANCY -Rabbits, on* dollar pet pair. 197 Boulevard Heights, phene - 529-1V. ”... ' mltp reDmOnlte of SeoOauA ane »FeWM a? can be— view ahem from out <ship deek Wanted WANTED—A good cook, houee ma*A butler, chauffeur, . domestlo help, or maybe Its office auiitanee, book- keepers stenogs, telephone girls, ' cashiers etc. Whatever it le, you suf. . be sure that thousands of alert bust- [ ness and efficient Indlvldunls In Atb- 1 , 4ns will see your Want Ad In the Banner-Heraio and will teat over the ' -matter with you nest day.'If* don* I every day In Athene. tf. FOR SALE-SWEET MILK—ALSO buttermilk. Regular cnetumem wanted. Phone 652-W. O. C. Arm strong. y. . .m27e ROAt> TAXES NOW Road Taxes must be paid on or before April 1st at the office of the Commissioners in the Court House. Pay- your taxes now, 4nd' siVoid unnecessary CXD6U6R Y TATE WRIGHT, J. ..... . Clerk. FOR SALE—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. Modern, largo lot, good location. Priced to sell. Terms very • liberal Address “House," care Banner* Her ald. mS7|. and they will probably get Mspp to play It The team is welt supplied with pitchers as there are Jerry Brown, a pitcher of last yeaf, and iMlrdy Moot* a new'man and both are good pitcher*. * for sals!—one gas generat 1NO Outfit suitable for us* In cue or wood »tov*. Make* Us own gas Ia economical end easy to handle, ef ficient end ‘depir. * Address P. O. Ujx 846, City. ' * m30| WANTED—POSITION AH SALES LADY In dry foods store. Have had 11 years business experience. Lady of congenial disposition. Knows how to meet the public. Very best of reference furnished. Address Will ing Worker, care Athena Banner* Athens, On. COf Interest on monthly gfW O /0 < repayment plan w /0 HUBERT M. RYLEE LAW OFFICES New Auto Association Formed Here FOR SALE— FINE THOROUGH BRED Bull.Pup. Phone 1275-W. • mJ7c , WANTED—POSITION AS OFFICE { assistant by lady of refinement. ■ Cun do general office work. Including ” stenography. Doctor’* office -pre- a ferrixE Moderate salary to begin . with. Increased according to capabll- • tty. Best of referencei furnished. * Can begin dutle* April 10th. AdUroaa ! Capable, care Athens Banner. FOR SALE — DALTON ADDING calculating and listing . machine. Practically new. Will sell ’‘cheap. Abernathy' Auto Supply Co.. 14T Col lege Av*. m29p HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP New ,-8ho*g 'from Old—Men's Half.-Soles and Rubber Heal* $1.50 v H Ladles’ Half Sole! and .Rubber,' fcle.ols »1.25. Children:* Half Sole* and Rujtber Heels, prte49 IJqfcgrf lRB to 'size. ,-WE DELIVER - phono 1186 229 e. Broad St., Athens, Os. FIELD AND GARDEN SEED ALL VARIETIES OF WOOD’S SEEDS FOR BALE—I WILL BELL A YEW of my best 1 year old.hens In Barred Rocks, Red and Whlto Leg horns In order. to make room for ‘oomed. WANTED—ANY QUANTITIES OF scrap Iron, rags, metals, books and young stock, the birds nr* good and magaslnes stock. Dixie Iron A Metal I the pries Is right. If you need some Co,, 415 Foundry Bt., Phone 1151. (good ones see ms . at once. O. H. Next to Henson-Fullbrlght - Bldg. I Bradbury. v ' ratio J. T— Froit Proof Cabbage Plsnt, IgOTlSelect Cobbter end Roie Potstoei SOe’peck Bllee Seed Potstoei, 60c peck. CALL US UP FOR PURE SEEDS AND PURE ' DRUOS. ■ Phones 1066 and 1Q67 “WE DELIVER” CITIZENS* PHARMACY HAIR GROOM MMMMMt Keeps Hair Combed ——J r U—(for SALE - REE WANTED-BfT COUPLE WITH LIT- TRESSES! dining TLE'girl'4 years Old. three unfur-J rator, tea wagon, nlshed rooms tor light housekeeping. J chairs, etc. ^Mrs. C, clos. in. Address “J. K. a,” ears West Dougherty 8t. ized departments to bo installed and will n6t only benefit the au- .tomobil* owners, but will be of great importance to Athens and Clarke county. The Roads, Streets and Bridget department, wlll lteep informed' as to the condition of au roads, streets tnd bridge* in Clarke county, re porting to the club meetings, when the had places are located, wherr bridges should be repaired, etc. and use every effort to see the’ the proper repairs at* made and in securing the construction FOR BALul —LIGHT SIX TOURING. fine mechanical condition, practi cally hew Cord tire*, new bhttery. Must sell this wesk, first 175.40 cash takas |t. Call Mr. Loomis. QeorgUn HoteL 7'. «a»P J WANTED—By widow. II years old. • home for her two fatherless ehlld- ; ren, girt 4 months old. boy 2 and a -half years old, both healthy, attrac- -'tlve children. Mother unbals to sup- ! port them. Is willing that tpey be ; adopted and rented In n good home. • Phone 1120-J. . l-15-c. day in Miscellaneous MEDIUM BROWN HA] beat of all after a. Gold) Shampoo.—Advertisement.. I* a dignified combing cream which gives that natural gloss and well-gropmed effect to yonr hair— that final touch to good dress both in business and on social oc casion*. ' Greaselcts, stainless "Hair- Groom” does not show on tha hair because it is absorbed by the scalp, therefor* your hah remains so soft and pliable and so natural that no one pan possibly tell you used it Drugstores. Comer Clayton and Jackson Streets construction of county, State and Nationaf Highways. The Legislative Department will look after City ordinance* and aid in making any laws that will pro tect pedestrians, and help to re duce accidents and deaths 'to a minimum. This Department will also look after Stole and National Legislative matter* parte’ning to automobiles and road*. , MANY DEPARTMENTS ARE REPRESENTED The Legal Aid Department, will render FREE logs! advise to ail members of the club, and dtfend any member being i unjustly pro secuted. This department will al so lend its atsistance in'the pro secution of such persons al ma) flagrantly and knowingly vlolatf traffic regulations, and State Road Laws, and to aM in the pros ecu yj- WANTED*—Help WANTED—Help. Household furnl ALL ABOARD Recursion Fares and AO r ear Tourist Fares Winter E. O. KINNEBRBW. W. M. JNO. O. QUINN. Secretary* . ^Advertisement) For Rent—Rooms RENT—Furnished or unfurnlsh- yVAN-Nlt !■ s synthstlc fanllla er tar* OaToarlog contest, aoa-slshelte.) It* dellblou* flavor 'I/AISI T'JII alluring fragrance gratifies deafr* ’ tempta a trial Georgia Havana Keatacky Ariioua ‘ . , “ Arkenaas 4 British Colombia California FlafUa Washington Confederate Renuion New Orleans, La. ^ April 1(^13, 1923 8EABOARD announces special rates. Soiling April 7. 9, 9, 10, UmtlSd April SOth. Stopover* al- lowed. For mtoa, Pullman mmrva- tlons, etc., ace nearest SEABOARD Ticket, AgeBt or write— ’inum oansunt: Amt Qea. Pasa’r. Agent S. A. L. ’Ey., Atlanta, Georgia Mississippi Money Maker. . All Kind* Mill • Supplies. Bo* -Simon Dlston Saws. Tsfctb, Flies, Bolting, Pipe, In jectors, Fittings, Engine and Colter Repairs. - Bring with your auto and pork done quick. 1 * Wire Cables. Plenty Room to Park Car. Lombard Iron Works - AUGUSTA, G/L RAILROAD SCHEDULES Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privilege*. • ‘ For further information applv to . J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., 714 Healey BnUding, Atlanta, Ga. / ;b6aRD Alh LINE RV. uni Southbound und SOutbbound ’ Attanta-Monrie VcT' S:15 p Atl.-Btrmlngham-Mem. 2:24 p ■ NorfoTk-Rich-N. T. 2:20 p > AU-Abbe villa l’c’I 7M a AtL-BIrmlnghota 5:2* a f Norfolk-Waih. 5:19 * YVIlmlngton-^J. T. Sit* a IEORGIA RAILROAD ' A , • Depart ra fUtP'Vr - Wan ,■ 2:25 p m is the mecca of most young mar ried folks—and naturally. What is more human than to’ want to be able to stand under one’s own roof-tree and say “Thus is MINE?” • • A little bungalow.for two, with plenty of room for the visitor that may make' it three can bd erected today at a surprisingly low cost If your ideas of lum ber costs are based on last year’s quotations, you’ve a Joyous sur prise in store 1 JD-^HONE-bl Taxi Service Day and Night CLAPPER WOOD ASH WOOD Best for Cooking and Heating Purpose* 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. PURE AND SPARKLING 7: NATURE'S BEST REMEDY rtf GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY Schedule* ear* Athene Arrive ■ : . A. M.» •*:*• P. H. 1 1:41A.M.** ••1#:1# A. M. j -.ity. Dally Except 8imd*y. Ing that It leaves aftor each glass full—It’a delight . The Aeddont Prevention, Street J ami Highway cBautification Dc- \ partment shall see that slgnppst* 11 are erected on all main roads with in in a radius of fifty mils of Athens, m also that danger and warning sig nals are erected at railroad cross ings, cross roads, dangerous curves, am* * '“*"* *' reduce acd a, minimum, jl ! signs at II LINTON SPRINGS WATER auiLbiNG MATERIALS -SOUTHERN RAILWAY No. * leaves Athens *:M a. hl, sr- r:v.’i UuU 9:40 a. to, • It All Year 'Hound—But E«pecl*lly In Spring and Sum- m*p—PHO/IE 96 _ No. s leaves Athens 4:1S p. m., ar rive* Lulu 'S:«S p. m. I no. 7 leaves Lula 4:55 p. m., ar- j riven Athcn* 8:30 p. *1ii.^rti,!2S34 j No. 6 leave* I*ula 10:05*». iil, ar-l 1 rive* Athens 11:40 a. m. ! i o. II. Miller. C. Ar. Athens, Ga., I I Telephone 21. '| Linton Springs Water Company ' ■■ Office Broad Street 'o erect quiet zone • friteilr, Churches and HANNA MHL Phone 147 Phono 147 Office IEORGIAN HOTEL wefk^MCh year. To Ix'autify the public highways. 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