The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, April 22, 1923, Image 13

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cl'NDAV, AfltlL 22. 1928. I wlll do more to wipe out Bolshe vism end all such problems than anything else can do." lead The Banner'Herald Want Ads. yfeHOOVER IT BEATS. AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS , Rugs become particularly soiled during the winter by grit ty dirt carried in from muddy streets and by the sooty furnace dirt. Broom sweeping will not brush out this dirt. Neither can it be Suctioned loose with air alpne. But THE HOOVER will thoroughly clean your rugs. Thp Hoover brush taps gently and sweeps efficiently at the same time. Nap is straightened, colors are brightened, and your rug becomes again a thing of beauty. Buy your Hoover now, and by spring house cleaning will be a thing of the past. Home Demonstration Free— . Easy Monthly Payments.. Phone 1611 ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC COMPANY Comer Hancock and College Avenues TIB GO, PUN “Cow, Hog, H&n” Have Made Cotton Surplus Crop Down in Turner County, Ga. HARTWELL. Ga..—The “trinity of proRperiny"—the hog, the cow and the hen—the trio that has brought back peace, proaeprlty and plenty to Turner county, Georgia and made that county famous the nation over, was the basis of an address at the court house in Hart well last Friday by Hon. George T, Betts, of Aahburn, before a repre sentative body of citizens from al» over Hart county. Mr. Betts, in the beginning, stated that Georgia had long been the loser by trying to get right down to hard bottom—to the fun damental troubly. "and that is its agricultural problem," he stated. TELEPATHYM KEEP COTTON HE SAYS * "Georgia Is ad agricultural state* ho said, "and that being the cast there Is nothing of more vital im port to every public-spirited citi zen than to see to it that the farm ing conditions are improved. For long, .long years Georgia has boast ed of Its progresivenesc, and yet after all these years our people are eking more profitable fields. If Georgia be this great state of jvrfch boast why do the people leave?* he questioned. I don't say we should quit cot ton. nut the only wny we can af ford to raise cotton is by makl.'g hogs, hens and cows pay for financing the crop. Just an many ur Turner county citizens have done. They have found themselver able to upport their families and Improve their homes and have the ready money to raise cotton 4n re duced acreage. That means better citlsenship. A profit on the fnrm Univresity of Georgia Psychology Professor Is Not Convinced of Tele pathy Existence. Became of an article appearing In a recent laaue of the Banner Herald in which the Impression was left that he bad convinced hla class at the UnUveraltJ of Geor Kid of the existence of telepathy, Ur. A. S. Edwards has issued n statement In which he correct! thla Impression making It clear that neither ho nor bis claaa has been convinced of the existence of telepathy. Hla statement lol lows: -The Banner-Herald recently seld.that the professor of psychol ogy at the University of Georgia ha.| lectured on the eubject of telepathy and had convinced many of his atndenta of the existence ul telepathy. “it would be nearer correct to say that in a lecture about telepa tby the professor of psychology showed the lack of satisfactory evidence for telepathy .which might perhaps better be classed with the popular superetltlons of the day. He wishes to correct the impression given In an earlier edl tion of tbla paper for ho would not wish anyone to be mislead as to his teaching on the subject. "The no*called demonstrators of telepathy may have fooled the European scientists; they have not tooled the American scientists.' DRAWN WORK Very Intricate drawn work pat .terns form the trimming of some of the most distinctive crepe de chine frocks. It la 'usually combined with pleating. Even Now i you can see unmistakable signs of building activity all over town. This Spring is going to be marked by a surprising amount of construction work, if the signs are not woefully wrong! Lumber still leads as the fav orite material of discriminating builders—its beauty, permanen cy, adaptability and economy are arguments that wfll not be denied! CARTER-MOSS LUMBER COMPANY BuitblNG " —^ nffl-rsii ft— materials ornce AM* YARD SMIM6 a FULTON STREETS «*» GSOAD,ATHENS. OA. PHONE -TOI - Beautiful Floor Lamps and.Portables Pretty lamps are a necessary adjunct to the cozily furnished home. They effect a miraculous change in what has seemed a common place living room or boudoir. IN FOREIGN LANDS TINTED TRAVELS Sketches by L. W. Redner. Verses by Hal Cochran. Color the picture with paint or crayons TeaT ‘Btmirtfhaiu still stands tke shop jWkerc.l'HTaugh, JamestUalt's direction- i Steam engtoies.of ike olden days, Were moved on to perfection— EVERETT TRUE By Condo Our new stock of dis tinctively designed floor lamps are on dis play in our show rooms. 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