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Investigate Todayl t" To Resulor Subscriber* THE 3ANNER-HERALD $1iOQO Accruent FOitcy FT**. THE Investigate Today! . To Regular Subacriben THE BANNER-HEEKALD ft,000 Accident Polky. Free • CeBti Dally, V Cents Sudsy. Speaks At Bible Conference Dr. G. Inmpltoll Morgan, whose dally Bible message* at the Octagon tor the next two weeks will delight thousands of Athenians and northeast Georgian*. ‘ ' ' \ IMMENSE CROWD AT EXERCISES FRIDA! Literary Program Held in Auditorium At? Ag. College. Princeton Girl Wins First Prize. Five hundred school children at tended Clarke county'a bird an nual Field Day exercises held at the State College of Agriculture Friday. Beginning at 10 o'clock wltbtho* literary cxerclnoa in the auditorium ot tho college tho program luted until late in the afternoon and tho event wan an unqualified ancceu. Tim various conteatanta In the literary content reflected credit upon their teachers andthemsolvea and some of them were declared u» |o°d us Juvenile entertainers on the triage In New York City. ber ot parents ot the children at tended and dinner was served on the campus of the- Agricultural College. The committee In charge of ar ranging the program waa as fol lows: .Mrs. Annie Mae Wood Bry ant. chairman; Captain T. H. Doz ier, Sr:, Randall Weems, exten sion secretary of the Y. M. C. A; Professor Ellington, J. W. Flror, county agent The following.. Arms and organ izations aided lh furnishing ma terials used In the Field Day: Michael Druthers. McGregors. Piedmont Mamet. Arnold-Abney, King-Hodgson. Automobiles to transport tho children to tho event were' furnished by the Rotarlans and Ice cream was furnished by tho Klwnnia club. ATHLETIC C0NTE8T3 The literary .program was con ducted Friday morning nnd the aft- erniKin was devoted to the athletic contests under direction ot Ran dall Weems, extension eecretary el the Y. M. C. A. Ttto.FleW exercises were held by the county schools and the Y, M- C. A., the •Iter having. charge of the ath- etle events. FEDERAL COURT BEGINS 3RD WEEK IVial of Criminal Cases Will Be Resumed Mon day Morning Here in U.' S. District Court MISS Mary Halo of Princeton tool won the tint prize In tho literary contest with her recitation "Aw shoot Ma;” Joe Watson Dan- «f Hfcton-Brown woo necond trlze with “And So Waa I;” DOro- thy Morton of Wlntervllle won bird prize with “Molly",,nd Miss iVanccs Edison of CeaWrvine won fourth prize with- her. recitation * "Mv Haby Brother." The songs, "Georgia Land,“ and 'there were auitg with a zest and nthiuriasm nnd nil of the children ook part. The. literary exerdaea ['■r" opened with prayer by Rev. ^ M. Colle, president of the larku county Board of Educa- lon. Itev. Colle delivered the prizes “the absence of Captain T. H. •ozler. county echoed superintend- n, l. who was III and unable to at* eud. Federal court begins it a third week here Monday morning at 10 o’clock when' tho criminal docket *111 be' resumed- Nineteen cases are on the calen dnr for trial Monday, nit of which are for alleged violations of the iOULE 'SAKS (Dr. Andrew At SoulJ. president ■ the state College of Agriculture, Itlivered an Inspiring address to F b°ys and gtrla pointing out the ecenslty of a college education to in sueceas. Dr. Soule said that one oy w ithout education bad a chnnco ■i achieve ■ access to eight common S 00 * grednatee, olgbty high thool graduates and eight hundred allege graduates.- The literary exerdaea doited ^ awarding of the prizes and *uedletl°n by Rev. J. C. Jolley. Pf/Wd Day Is held each year “ring the children of the various .“‘Twhools together for friend- «mte*u in Uicntry aoii athletic a large nnm- /niuiviun i«w» \ Judge Samuel H. Sibley willmre- aide and District Attorney Clint W- Hager .with his staff will return for the week. The last weeje was consumed in trial of civil cases, only one being tried, the Penick Warehouse Company versus Cam den Fire Insurance Company and others- requiring the entire week. The' calendar for Monday fol low* t-J. D. Smith, Morgan j Sylva- r.us Phillips, and Jim Davis. Wd- ton; Ralph Patten,'Walton; Char lie Benton, Madison; J. M- Cham bers, and Guy Chambers, Greene; Charlie Deaton, Greene; Cy Ross. Greene; Millard Criswell, Greene; Porter Williams. Newton; Jesse Moore, Oscar Harris. Dfijr lor, Wilson Almond, G/iL Does. Bud Youngblood, Bin Osborn, Tom Beck. Will Head. Bunk Wilbanks and Neil O. Nor ton, Morgan county. bradwell TO sit in SUPERIOR COURT Judge J! D. Bradwell of city; court will preside over the sessions of Clarke Superior Court the tint of next weck Cases in whlch Judge Blanton Fortaonia disqualified will be called. , WOLF PACK BATE TWENTY RIGA.—Great packs of wolves, some numbering 60, are ranging throughout the Blmbrlak. region of ■ontheasUrn Russia and have da- devoured more than 10 human be ings. Soviet authorities have sent machine-guns, mounted on sleds, flvf.t them. -vh SILK PONGEE WAISTS ' All in the over-blouse $3.95 styles. Some are strictly tailored. Others pleated, hemstitched and trimmed with dainty Filet laces. Blouses that were sold for $6.00. MICHAEL BROTHERS FINEST HAIR NETS $1.29 One dozen for Monday only Your choice of either Fashionette or Vanida Double and Single Mesh nets, Fringe or Cap shapes in all colors ex cept grey. « LISLE-KNIT TEDDIES Kayser Knit Teddies for ladies QO« in white or flesh, Btvles either in band-or strap top. Fine quality, summer weight and made for comfort New Blackshire ModelsNowHere The four beautiful models illustrated above are of Shower Dots Crepe de Chiile, the newest and giost popular of fabrics. Sold In adthens Only at SMichael’s V COTY FACE POWDER Mr The I/origan odor'in all shades white, naturelie, Rachel. Lay in a large supply now as this sale will not be repeated goon. Dresses & Coats * Smart and servlceabla frocks for t all occasion!. . Sold Hero Exclusively. mm A new Agency which will delight and please you. BETTY WALES FROCKS ARE DECIDEDLY STUNNtiNG! \; HIND’S HONEY CREAM This fine Honey and Al- 39C mond cream is used by millions of people, for rough skin, chap, sun- bum, tenderness and sore places, j THREE-QUARTER SILK SOX For well dressed children, of 75c these three quarter length silk with ribbed tops are decidedly the proper thing. Colors, White, Brown, Grey and Pongee. Sizes 71-2 to 9 1-2 CbTTQN CANTON CREPE A very new fabric of great QE n beauty. It looks like silk. Beautiful colorings in Green, Grey, Navy, Copen, Brown, Tangerine and Black. KAYSER LONG GLOVES 12 Button length washable AQa gloves. These are the import- ed quality of chaipoisette gloves, and the finest; colors, Grey, Sand, Oak, Covert and Modes. All sizes 6 1-2 to 7 1-2. CHILDREN’S SOX On this table is a wonderful pQ#» assortment of all kinds of tg '* socks. None have sold before for less than 35c pair. Plain and fancy in all colors. LORRAINE LOOP TISSUE Another new fabric that is one 7C« of the seasons favorites. Beau- * tiful designs with a Pecot loop stHpe. Colors contrasting are pink. Orange, Green, Brown, Lavender, Blue and White. McCALLUM SILK HOSE $2.49 Never less than $2.76 usually All silk from top to toe and re-in- forced where the wear is hardest Colors Black, White and Grey. “You just know she wears them." PAISLEY CHARMEUSE 40 inches wide and V lovely CO QQ pure silk quality,. Beautiful T designs and colorings for dresses, blouses, Bandannas- and -trimmings. - EVERFAST SUITING That is guaranteed to cover 4Q« not. only the cost of the ma- teriai but also the cost of making and all trimmings used. All colon, beau tifully finished. ITALIAN SILK HOSE ) 1.95 And Kaysers too! That means the best of all. Fine quality with re-inforced lisle garter top and foot Colon, Black, White, and Brown. I PURE SILK RATINE One of the most popular 89fi Ires* fabrics we have ever sold and a remarkable value. Colon, White, Sand, Orchid, Grey, Brown, Copen, Blue and Jade. 36 inches wide. EVERFAST GINGHAM 69c Carying the same guarantee as the famous Everfast Suit ing. The quality is very fine and the shadings are truly lovely. LADLASSIE .Sti CLOTH w- The ideal material for romp- 9C« en, play clothes, dresses, wash suits, aprons and all garments, re quiring a fine wash fabric. Here in a complete assortment of fancy, de signs, stripes and solid colors. IMPORTED JAP CREPE Was 35c and going up. Fine 9Q«* quality, fint grade, in colors, Cora, Copen, Orchid, Brown, Navy, Rose, Coral, Pinlc, and Green. Buy freely at this low price. FINE FROCK BLOUSES * y* OFF Very handsome Paisley and Egyptian printed silk blouses in beautiful styles and coloring. The fabrics are mostly im- * orted French silks. Were $10.76 to 18.50. SILK SPANISH LACE Was $6.60 yard. Beautiful designs in this popular all over silk lace. 36 inches wide. Colors Brown, Navy, Black. LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS Hand embroidered ones on IQ* Irish lawn nnd embroidered E ure linens. All are worth regular- r 35c and 60c. Buy them by the dozen. SUMMER BLANKETS Just the right weight and $3.95 of fine quality. White ones with Rose, Blue, Gold or Helio bor ders, or beautiful plaids and block designs. Full and single bed sizes. 50 CENT BOXED * PAPER Just a few hundred left to 9Cn sell at this absurdly low price Fine stationery in White, Buff, Blue, Pink and'Mats. DRESS GINGHAMS 36c quality in nice designs 99a and fast colors. Checks, stripes plaids and solid colors. The price is sure to be higher when the present supply is exhausted. mmmrn