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th* V . 2 Cents a Word /tfltntmum Chars* of 40 Cento Insertions. Seven times for price of five insertions. All discontinuances MUST b made In person at The Ban* ner. Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. •JH WANT AQ 19 PHONE banneb-herald want AOS QKT RESULTS 75 j Georgia Faces Auburn I n For Rent K$or rent—six room house at [Jr 464 Dougherty St. Two bathe. I nibdern cqnveplenc^s. Double ga- The price is $40.00 per month. £escon Hutlgin, over Canning & ptterson. or phone 1763. 325c "FOR RENT — NEW BTJNOADOW, t^Apoae In, easy walking distance to B^aenter of city; extra large lot. Rca- I mmable rent* Apply ut 661 Pulaski pStiVSIt. , *22p fecyofe.' RENT—SIX ROOM;rolTSE L.i 'on .Cobb • street between Mllledge r - bv*«fie and Franklin street. Jot by for $23.00 per month. See R. H. nun. Phono W. a22c ' KKNT — AT .568 JACKSON __ JltNtV tWo-Story large brick store. MHCie 9. Freeman, Phone 718* 6236 ; *[ . For Sale FOR SALE—PURE bred V - Berkshire Pigs, 6 weeks rigid, ready for (delivery on 5flih 15th. See Orr & Co. VWtZ a22c Among those visiting in Athens Friday were: J. C. Webber, Nash ville; W. M. Y. James. Atlanta; Elbert Jenkins. Jr., N. H. Cran ford, Atlanta; J. W. Robinson, At* lrtnta. E. B. Price, Ja.; J. W. Sutton, Baltimore; T. M. Patterson, Madi- „ .... ... .. _ _ son; Mr. and .Mrs. F. O. Brands, I away at o’clock. The admission In a few days both Georgia ar«l STAIUCVILLE.—Flashing all Winchester, Marts.; Mr. and Mrs. | will be f> 0 Ocents knd some of the Auburn will part id date in a bitr {fype« of aseball, from the superb Henry O’Gartner, Washington, O. South's best track athletics will meet at Georgiu Tech and ttye' to the ridiculous, , the Mississippi participate. events Saturday wilj «di/er a lint ! Aggies and the Georgia Bulldogs Howard R. Peevy, Atlanta; J. T. j This will he one of the best as to how the teams dvjll fare in! split a twin bill, here this after- Track Meet Here Saturday' Bin white’s Team Breaks ' Even With Miss. Aggies. „ , . . T —. , ! Play Alabama Friday Georgia and Auburn meet on the will be manifested by local fan-, j j Cotnrdaw cinder path on Sanford Field f’at- to authorize other track meets be- j 2110 oaiuraay. ng atap In u Ivey, Thomson, Ga.; J. E. New man, J meets held in the South this year that meet. Birmingham. Ala.; Mrs. S. L. Shaw, j afid it is being staged here with _ A large crowd should turn out {FOURTEEN TUSH Jacksonville, Fla.! W. T. McOoI-jtfto hopes that sufficient interest Saturday for this meet, lough, Baltimore; W. O. Martin, Atlanta. C. F. Baker, N. C.; C. II. Laf- frrdandre. New York; It. C. Kemp, Baltimore; C. E. Gossum, JI°t Springs; S. A. Mulllkin, Cincinnati, I Ohio; E. N. XTpshaw, Atlanta; J. | A. Diamond, Philadelphia, Pa. j C. A. Wilkinson, Atlanta; J. Ik 1 Hale, Atlanta; W. T. Tucker, ; Barnesville, Ga.;* i.Mts. Charles ( Whitmore, Boston, Mass.; W. L. : SALLY LEAGUE CLUBS. - ! W. Augusta 4 i Greenville 2 Columbia 2 Charlotte 2 Spartanburg 2 Charleston 0 j noon, the first game ending 5 to 4 J jin favor of the visitors and the * second, 2 to 1, with the Aggies on j the long end. i Pantone, Georgia ace started on p c .j j tho ill for the Georgians and held l oot) Mhe Aggies scoreless for seven in- *.G0b oings, when lie was relieved by .500 Atunday, who held the Aggies In .500 {check until the ninth, when Cbam- IsOo I ** rs wa3 Bent in fOT «Munday. .000 | wnumore, uosion, aiiu>h, vv. u j * . n i • ‘ Grunt, Rochester, New* York; j W. Crowd ill History j h Burns Macon. Jx of Southern Baseball i L. W. Russell, Atlanta; Georgoy A . A .» \ B. Evans, Boston; Miss Ina Me* Out r OT Openings Atlfln-j Michael, Jackson, Oa.; W. 8. Rog- j ^ Game. $n, Jr., Atlanta; George Sweet- j * r n r l JLL„u r - ATLANTA.—Aout fourteen"thou* &..Shv r.”r/»c.^ s™' t U,, D vi“ D r? ifianrt rai.I.l fan» .homed and yell- ed. nlapiied each other on the hack, and conducted themselves in tho most approved way In which Mumby, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. M. Ingle, Black Mountain, N. C 'you BAtJC^Vlfcra COLLIE PUPS, $7.5* each, or exchange for peanut* I or BJ*«. Pure ; white bunch and * speckled running 'butter bean deed,J 20 cchta pcr poUnd. Slat ham,' Oa.- a2Cp FOR 8ALE—CDEEVELAND 6-CYL. j 8-pass. Roadster in A-l condition. I Cost $1,685. Beet offer over 1500.00. .before May first takes It. Bee It at 1 Keller Motor Co., Wash. 8L W. H. B. g ... m,.-- a25c Last Notice For State and County Tax Returns The State and County Tax Digest will close May 1st, and all those who fail to make their tax returns by this time will be dou ble-taxed as the equaliz ers will not pass on any return that has not been given. J. H. DORSEY, a26c. Tax Receiver. . BOR BALE—AT A BARGAIN, NEW EJLfeaMX built for A* home, six rooms, PJfltV servants' house, chicken runfe. I Jjffdtn, etc. Attractive house, archl- E ~ tecturally correct, hardwood floors, P screened, hardware and lighting fix- ■ tares the beat. Desirable neglhbor- vf home-owners. Address ‘'New Home,” care Banner-Herald. a!2p FOR . BALE — EITHER OF TWO -fjreih. gentle, blg-mllklng, young Jjtrscy cows. Feed staked to chain on-Atm. Sturgis Farms, Appalachee, da. % a25p FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL NEW . brick bungalow bn easy terms. Bee 8. Freeman, Phone 716. a22c Miscellaneous MEDniM BROWN HAIR look, o( all alto, k Golden 'Glint , Shampoo. SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES The (Iret Inetallment of city tttx- ee ore duo from April lith to May let. lueluelTe. Tabtp.iyer, who fall on or before Mar Jm wilt havt to pay ,1.51 cost of tlta which will be leaned utalnat ,11 delinquent,. O. E. O'FtnRELL, M-l-e aty Marib.L MM RED * BLACK PRESSINO CLUB Preailnp. Cleaning end Alteripg All Work Guaranteed Rhone 1317 Comer Lumpkin Mil droid Southern Railway Offers Big Prize WASHINGTON, D. C.-T w o SB hundred dollar, will be Riven no u i vprlhe to the person suggesting the • most appropriate name ffor Noe h33. and 34 te new trains.between New Orleans and New York to be . 'inaugurated on Sunday April 29th the Southern Reilwey System, the Louisville and Naihville, The West Point Route and the Pennsylvania Railrod, according to announcement made by .W. H. Taylor, Pas senger Traffic Menaggcr of tho Southern, Washington, D. C., to whom all suggestions should be pent The prize will bo awarded After all suggestion, h»ve been considered by a committee of offi' Pcen of the interested. ARMEL’S GARAGE Now Up-to-Date Ready for all kinds of work. Reboring cylinders, welding, vulcanizing, burning; in bear ings, electrical work and any thing in the machinery line. PHONE 587 159 W. Washington St. ball fan at tho opening •vimr should while the Atlanta hasp’jnll team wan handing t tho Chattanooga Lookouts, tho pink slip, by a score of II to 6. Jt was tho largest crowd that has ever attended n baseball gam« In the south, and the fans were true lovers of baseball, every man Jack of them. They rav«d r»—* "hol lered” by turns as the Crackers gathered eleven hits nnd made them count for eleven runs. Bennie Karr occupied-, the rifle pit for the locals nnd was opposed by Cunningham, the Chatanooga ace. "Snooks” Dowd nnd Herman for the locals each got three hits, while Leonard did the heavy stick work for the visitors, getting the same number. W. CLUBS. Little Rock 2 Mobile 2 Atlanta 2 Birmingham ....... 1 Chattanooga 1 Nashville 1 Memphis 0 New Orleans ........ 0 L. Pet 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .667 1 .500 1 .500 2 .333 i. .000 2 .000 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS. Detroit ... . Philadelphia Cleveland ... Washington Boston ... Chicago ... Pet 1.000 .1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 THURSDAY'S RESULTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga 6; Atlanta 11. Birmingham S; Nashville 7. Mobile 8; New Orleans 8, innings, darkness. Memphis 1; Little Rock 1 (12 innings, darkness. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 2; Philadelphia 4. Boston 2; New York Detroit 8; St. Louis 3. Chicago 6; Cleveland 6. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 4; Boston 3 (morning game.) New York 4; Boston 3, (evening game.) Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 3. Pittsburgh 5; Chicago 10. St. Louis 11; Cincinnati 8. SALLY LEAGUE Spartanburg 2; Breenvillo 1. August# 11; Columbia 5. Charlotte 4; Charleston 1. FRIDAY'8 GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga at Atlanta. Little Roeg at Memphis. Birmingham at Nashville. Mobile at New Orleans. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at New York. Washington nt Philadelphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE SL Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh nt Chicago. New York at Boston. .* Phlladephia at Brooklyn. 8ALLY LEAGUE Charleston at Charlotte. • ta Colombia at Augusta. I «•»< Greenville at Spartanburg, cl connected with a fast tn the fifth inning and carried j it for a ride, crossing the plate ; before the ball reached the In* ’ field. 1 c’aptain George Clarke hurled (U j the second game for the visitors nd made a good Job of It. Austin of the Aggies opposed him on the mound, giving up only two hi‘4. The Aggies got eight hits In hi second ame, moat of them of tbf\ infield type, whlcih netted tbeiu^ two necessary runs. The Bulldogs left here for Tus caloosa, where they play tne TMn Red Line of Alabama Friday, jumping over to Montgomery for a second game with the Tuscaloosa bunch, Saturday. { Around Athens With Col* T. Larry Gantt .... 0 2 nationaiTleague CLUBS. W. L. New York ......... 4 0 Chicago 2 1 St. Louis 2 1 Brooklyn 1 1 Philadelphia 1 1 Pittsburgh 1 2 Cincinnati 1 2 Boston 0 4 8TOP8 COUGH AN WHEEZY BREATHING Tlnd n cough and wheezing In ,000 my throat,” writes Caroline Dillard ,000 | Petersburg, Va. "Foley's Honey •land Tar gave mo quick relief nn(l I stopped * my cough*” Coughs ro- Pct.' suiting from jpu. Grippe, Whoopi nr 1.000 Cough, Asthma and Bronchitis .667 quickly relieved with Foley's Hon- .667 ey and ~ar. Three general!* rr» ot *.500 satisfied users have mrnle Foley’, .500 Honey and Tnr *the largest selling .333 cough medicine In tho World. Ue* .333 fuse substitutes. Insist upon Fol- .000 ey'e.—Advertisement. , FOR RENT On. flvo-room downstair, (partmnnt, private b*tb and all eoBv.al.ne., Poa.ak.lon March lit. E. G. FAMBROUGM 'Phone 51G RAILROAD SCHEDULES 8KABOARD AIR LIN* RY. Northbound • Southbound , $:55 a Atlanta-Monroe local 6:15 p 3:40 p AtL-Birmingham-Mem. 8:20 p * 3:40 p Norfolk-Rich.-N. Y. 1:30 P -7:M p AtL-Abbeville local 7:80 a 11:14 p AtL-Birmingham 5:23 a ; 11:24 p Norfolk-Washington 5-.28 a \ 11:24 p Wilmington-N. T. 6:39 a GEORGIA RAILROAD Depart . 9J#a»f 9m * 3:16 pm\ CENTRAL QF GEORGIA RY. W. O. Bolton. Agent, Phope 1661 • Central of Georgia Station >Depart for Macon 7:50 a. m. 4:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 33:10 p. tn. ' 0:80 p. m. For further information phone J. T. Bruce. C. A., 640. GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY 6chetlult* Arrive •6:20 P. M. ••10:10 A. M. . WILLARD BATTER'ES $15.00 and up CLARICE STORAGE BATTERY CO. Phone 677 Athens, Ga. PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No 0‘h**r voter hao tho woni inq that it Ir^vOt after oaeh il|rful taste, tho Invigorating feel* graiM full—It’o delightful, yet It’a— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Orink it All Yur ’Round—But Eapeelalty In Boring and Sum- »m.r—PHONB SS Linton Springs Water Company Offle. Broad 8tr«et W. L. C O X E Transfer Co. Long Trip, Our Spodalty. Cheapest Truck In Town. 600 Thomas St. 3 Phene 1351 |0 aouthern railway o. 6 leaves Athena 3:00 a. m., a Lula 9:40 a. m. o. 8 leave* Athene 4:15 p. m., « Lulu 5:45 pw m. o. 7 leaves Lula 6:65 p. m., ar-j a Athena 8:30 v- m. ; i | o. s leaves Lula 20:05 a. ar- # Athens 11:40 a. m. T O. U. Miller/ C. A-, AthenA Oa., • telephone tL E. KAY, Decorating J » j Phone 1297, Athena, .Ga. I ALL ABOARD Winter Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist Fares Alabin Arlxotu Arkansas RritUh Colombia CalifornU Florida . . Washington TO Georgia Havana Kentucky Louisiana HiMta.ippI Mew Mexico North Carolina Oregon Senth Carolina Tennesaeo Texas Virginia * West Virginia ' VIA Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information applv to J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A., *• • • # • **», , -■ —■ . AtUCUl, UUl r«BO tCVU 114 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. Z*-, up M<t TOL- LESTER, one of our oldest and best citizens and who hnH boon feeble for some time, Is fast improving and speaks of tak ing a trip to Florida for a change, in nast days Tol Lester and his brother, Patman were powers In Clarke county on election years, nnd they always threw their in fluence for law, order and good government. COL. W. S. HOLMAN, on the Mitchell bridge road, just beyond our citv limitfl. has tho finest field n t wheat in Georgia, we verily be lieve It 1h now knee high and remises to- make twenty bushels of better per acre. Col. Holman xavo a part of the Weld a .post of «oda and you can see Its effects. It is worth ridintg out to see that whdat. Not a sign of rust (a found. '\n examination shows the lower blades were caused by the cold weather. We predict /hat this Is what Homo farmers take for rust in their wheat. ALL SMALL GRAIN Is Oxtra ffno this year and promises the best crons ever grown./But rye •« reading very lo\y, but tl*»s Is hrtter. for what It lacks In »tight hi made ^'’p In longer heads and more grains. More rye has been "lnnted in our section than cvef before known. It will cheer*and refresh you to ride out in the country now and view the verdant fields. It sure looks like proaw»?Ry and plenty. MR. WILL EBERHART. who hat his leg broken In an automobile ac rid ent Ih getting along nicely an* is now able to sit up. But It will be aome time Jwtore he can get around. MR. A. G. ELDER has a souvenir of Athens given him by Mr. Lloyd Brooks that is a real curiosity. It Is a shield-shaped bronze medal, about as large as a silver dollar, and on Us face, unclosed within the Real of Georgia. Is an exhet picture of the tree-thst-owns-ltself am* the old double-barrel cannon. •BowMh are the v •urds, "Athens, Oa.” No one to w. on Mr. Elder showed this relic has ever seen one like It. Mr. Brooks says that some fifteen years ago a tramp from New Jersey came through Athens and engraved the souvenir and made a hundred that sold for one dollar each. If some one would have duplicates made of this souvenir of Athens they would find a ready sale. The engraving Is most accurately executed and the seal and picture of the treq and old cannon are perfect. Mil. U F. EDWARDS 1, going largely into growing peanuts tills year. He has . n number already bought for planting and laat week bought about fifty more bushels of The Oofe Seed Co. Mr. Edward, ha» UU or the most modern and model fftrm*1n Oglethorpe'county and In ■Siiflff of the bill weevil ho la mak ing -ft pay. From* • Edward, makes a suede,, of whatever be touches, WH . UNDERSTAND tint the Crawford cotton mill is arranging to add cloth to ft, output, and bad bought a number of new looms. It will make cotton flannel. Far dome time this mill ban only made thread. It Is owned by Athenian, nnd Is therefore a local enterprise. The mill was built by Mr. U F. Edwards, and I, operated by power brought from Wstion's shoals, near * Cariton. The building of this mill gave Crawford Ite tint boost. THIS SECTION can be made the greatest tracking country on the continent. We can not only grow ■all manner of vegetables around Athens, but raise record-breaking op the land [===g{ out to'pAy. DANCE MUSIC Deereti. (You’re the Near est to My Heart.) Starlight Bay. Fox-Trots. Paul Sptcht and Hit Or- chutra. A-3830 75c Falling. The Loyalitht In Your Eyu. Fox-Trot.. Manhattan Dane. Orehtitra. A-3525 75c HaDeluJib Blue,. Spanbh Drcsnu. Fox-Trots. Johnny Dunn’S Original Jot* sound,. A-3839 75c LUtklW. (Don't few| to come back hone) Fox-Trots. Tht Happy * Si*. A-3831 fit Aggravatin' Papa. Loom Foot. Fox-Trots. Tht Otorgiaiu. A.3525 78c The Clinging Vino. Fron “The Clinging Vine." I’ve Been Wanting Yon. From ’’.The Dancing Girl.” Medley Fox-TroU. Tho Columbian,. A-3838 78c Old Favorite. Welts Medley. Peril. I “Lore’s Old Sweet Song"; “Angtl’, ! Bade”; “Sally In Our Alley’. “L Intro, i Sera- . . . “Love'a Dreamland.” Old Favorite# Walts Msdley. Part II. Intro. “Heart! and Flowen”; "Message of the Violet”; "Sweet,Adeline”: "Chopin Noe- YIVIBh , OWC6V /1UCJJUV e> W|1V)WI AY turne,’’ Columbia Dane Orehutra. th POPULAR SONGS Runnln’ Wild. ' Keep Off My Shock Nora Baytt. A-3826 Aggravatin’ Papa. Seven or Eleven, Dolly Kay. A-3828 78c Sweet One. Everything U K. O. la K-Y. FrankCrumit. A-3827 78c 1 MIm Yon. ^ Edwin J COMIC AND NOVELTY RECORDS Cohoa Buy. n Wiroleu Sri. Coban Ll.tens la oa th. Jot Bayman. A-3832 75e Rocky Mountain Moon. Flower of Hawaii. Ftrtra’o Hawaiian Instrumental Quartet. A-3823 7Se Th# Humor, 'of Bendon. (Irish Long Dance.) Maid Behind tho Bar—Trim tbaValvet. (Irish Retfe.j Ennit, Morrison and Mut ter, A *3836 75c I'll Moke Dat Black Cal Mice. Kit. Me, Honey, Do. Harry C. Browne. A*3833 75e My Seal b n Witaose for My Lord, i yA ’y si ' ' Give 'Way Jordan. Fbfc Vr.ivereity Jubilee Sing ers. A-3819 7Be Yen — Orebe.trn; (e) How D’Ve Do, My Part- ■it—Vocal and Orefcef tra. Singing Gum. (a) Skip to MeLoo—Voc.li (b)Sklp to Ma Lou—Orchortrai (e) Swl.a May Song— Vocal and Orcbeitra. Be,sis Calkins Shipman. A-31B3 78e ’Are Marta." (Verdi) Hpea Ponsttto. 98029 *1.50 SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS Hungarian Dance No. 6. • (Brahms-Hubay) Dud do Ktrekjarto. 80800 *1.00 Somewhara a Voice U Call- lag. (Tate) Alice, Where Art Thaat (Anchor) Carmela PonssUe. A-3818 *1,00 From tho Gaaoheaha. (Gardner) Bp the'Brook. (An hoed ■Fun rulueau.) (De Bols- deffre) Sascha Jacobsen. - AJ820 *1.00 A Droamlaad City. (Arundale) Tho Stan Hava Eyu. (Sanderson) Barbara Mastrsl A-3821 *1,00 Fsa Gwine Back to Dlxto. . (White) Oscar Staglt and Criterion Quartet. A Banjo Song. (Homer) Oscar Ssagle, A-3824 *1.00 COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANYi All Columbia Records are now made by the new process E VERY Columbia Roc ord made since the Columbia new process was perfected, has been con structed with the super quiet new surface. Not only has this added musical charm been given to the rich symphonic selections, but also to the songs of the hour/the lat est dance music, and the always dear oKMahioned melodies. Never since the phono graph was invented have the music-loving public been able to listen to phonographic music to nearly like the original in unmarred melody? 4 *) de lightfully free from tie scratch and scrape of needle noise. This never-before- known surface ipiletneu results from the Columbia process of constructing records in layers or leaves —a hard centre core over laid with a material of such exquisite smoothness that the noise of needle friction is never created. As an example of this grert aey^f^i accomplishment it la any Columbia Denier ud etk to hear record A-3831, It h “P.ggy D.ar,"o». .fdwLN ail fox-trot., gloriously plena by Ik# Happy Six. It L Uke listening to the orch.str. iti.lf- And si you listen, note tis absent, of that old, frriutixg grinding rood of the needle. All Columbia New Proc ess Records are equally delightful. They can be played on anyphonograpb, The Columbia process is patented. Only in Columbia New Process Records can you secure this perfect reproduction of perfect music. i NewwJ$)iYork CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and mail tt to Foley ft Co., 1335 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., .rift ing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills tor rains In side and back; rhocmatlem,, backache, kidney and bladder altfcenta; and Tolffy Ca thartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic lor ConsBpaUon, biliousness, healnena and clugglsh bowels.—Advertise- ..A! crops PSSI aim i cantelopea have also been planted. ' Each croy follows the other. HOFMEISTER’S SHOE SHOP , New shoe# from Old—Men’e Half Selee and Rubber Heels $1.50. Ladles’ half Soles and Rubber Heels $1-25.. Children’s Half Sole, and Rubber Heels,' priced according to size. WE DELIVER Phone' M'j 229 E. Broad SL, Athens, Ca. IT PAYS . ...... Giye Your Garden A Chance. Order That ^ Small Bag Today. HODGSON’S ODORLESS Garden and Flower Fertilizer : s 1 , . Results Will Gratify You , FOR SALE BY ^ ” REID DRUG COMPANY. : K H. R. PALMER SONS. COFER SEED COMPANY. " T PATRICK'S PHARMACY. CITIZENS PHARMACY. • WARREN J. 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