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THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1&23 Dancing Class At .lenniKifs "'will hold her adult dune- the Georgian Hotel, Miss Jennings is from New Haveh, cona Y . ( and y Is. a graduate of the famJu^tbhis Challf of New York rity.'J The class will be held everf Fruti’i* Cot r »'weeks* Positively no uljjocterable dancing taught or permitted. Phone, mornings, 10S— AdverlUernent. Mrs. Lula 3cne Smith Millihery and ’ Accessories jJ i > Phone 63& t 459 E- Clayton St Office 1201 — — “ Residence 832 for us, Who, living wet's true and tried for for The martyr bond That hallowed our land - ' With the blood they poured iti a 6 la A 6,tt* 'nn iany a day for mm, dnt of the fray How many a <Ioflou*» r.amo for us, They left—would it hot bo a shame for us. If their memory’part- .^rom'ddr land q,ml IteArt Arih a wrong to them .in 1 n blame to us? Fresh tears should fV»jl* No! ol no| they ware brave for nr ~ , \ \ THE BANNER-HEKALD.ATIIEN3. GEORGIA &KH And bright were the lives ’hey gave «cr UB 4 'I, , ic iand.they struggled to .art# us. ( Cannot forgdt, ’ Its warriors yet. Who sleep—so many in a grave for us. No! no! no! they were slain for ue, And their blood flowed out In a rain for us; And years mny go, But our tears will flow O'er the dead who died In vain foi us. And their deeds—proud deeds ahal‘ remain And their names—dear ndjnes with out stain for us, And*the glories they won ahall not i for i In legend and lay ' Our heroes in gray, • Through dead, shall llve. over oghlr for us. —Father, Rynh. PAGE THRI * avo play to pay for the slides and play- ^*%<» ««**«*■ ****** * h|s MRS. ROSS CRANE-,. ENTERTAIN8 INFORMALLY FOR MISS ROOER8 Mrs. Rom* Crane entertained very Informally Wednesday after noon In honor of Mias Julia Rogers a lovely bride-elect of the month whose marriage to Mr. William Guthrie Frederick will be an In teresting social event on Monday evening at nine o'clock. The guests Included a few close friends of Mias Rogers, and was characterised by a most charming hospitality. NEW80ME-COFFEE. The marriage of Miss Irene New- some to 4 Mr. William H. Coffee of ; torlum. Home Ties, given by the 10th and nth.grade students. . -Proceeds go te-improvements of school. Friday night, April 3T;S:30. Mfts. grXdy bHil^oy TO ENTERTAIN MOTHER8 OF CRADLE ROLL Mrs. Grady McElroy will enter tain the mothers of the Cradle Roll of the ChrlstlaO church Fri day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church. PAR80NAOE CIRCLE II OF OCONEE STREET CHURCH MEETS FRIDAY THREE O’CLOCK Parsonage Circle II of Oconee Street Methodist church will meet ur the neighborhood housp^ Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Well EaintedflHobrs with little wor0tandiat^small cost Can you think of anything "that’ will add ,. more to the Inviting appearance of your home Yarnishes—Stain* —Enamel* j I 11180 beautifully painted floors harmonizing with (the entire furnishings of your rooms; floors with a hlgh-gloss finish that you can easily clean, sav ing you no end of hard work and_trouble. The . floor you paint tonight with Pee Gee Floor Paint. will be ready to walk on In the morning;' with n beautiful surface that wltbatands hard usage, without cracking or peeling, and will not show heel marks. Pee Gee Floor Paint Is made in nine beautiful ooiors that harmonise with any color scheme.of your room. Don’t forget the porch floors and steps, for no part of the homo la subjected to. more ■even wear. greater^ exposure and Pee Gee Parch Paint successfully withstands hardest uses. It dries with a rock-like, waterproof aurfaoe, and therefor# wlU not dlecolor, ataln, show heel or furniture marks. W. J. SMITH & BRO. Athens, Ga. EXECUTIVE BOARD GEORGIA FEDERATION MEETS THURSDAY The quarterly meeting o' the executive board of the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs will be held. Thursday morning st 1( o'clock at the Atlanta Woman’i Club and there will .be many prom inent club women wno will come to Atlanta especially to attend this meeting, at which many Important measures will be discussed. The meeting will be called promptly at 10 o'clock and business matters will be put before the board to be acted upon by the dis tinguished body of women. Luncheon will be served 1 in the new banquet hall of the club at the conclusion of the meeting, covers to be placed for fifty. Mrs. J. E. Hays, of Montesuma, distinguished president of the State Federation, will’ preside at the meeting. The personnel of this group of Georgia women includes Mrs. J, E. Hays, Mrs. A. P. Brantley 1 . Mrs. S. V. Sanford, Mrs. Albert M. Hill, Mrs. A. H. Brenner, Mrs ’J’. Sproule Lyons, Mrs. Cariton Battle, Mrs., Samuel Inman, Miss Rosa Wood- 1 berry, Mrs. T. M. Purcell, Mrs. R. A. Heinsohn, Mrs. D. C. Ketchum, Mrs. Rhodes Brown, Mrs. Albert* Akers. Mrs. R. C. Johnson, Mrs. ‘ W. C. Martin, Mrs. Lena Fellter Lewis, Mrs. Hubert Yew. iMra. E. R. Hines, Mrs. D. D- Smith, Mrs. Demorest was an interesting event bers are urged to be present of Tuesday aRernoon at the home of the bride’s parents, iMtr. and Mrs. D. D. Newsome. The Reverend B. F. Elliott officiating. INTERMEDIATE 8 DEPT. M. E. SUNDAY 8CHOOL TO PICNIC The Intermediate department of the Sunday school of the First Methodist church will picnic Sat urday at Bobbin Mill. Everybody Is naked to meet at the Intersection of Mllledge and Lumpkin at 9 a. m. BIBLE CONFERENCE ATTRACTS CROWDS The morning sessions of the Bible Conference at 10 and 11 o’clock are very entertaining and are proving very attractive to Ath ens women. Atbhns Is fortunate In having such men as Dr. G. Campbell Mor- fan, Dr. Len G. Broughton and Dr. P. iC. Morgan to deliver V series of lectures on the Bible and every woman In the city who can should take advantage of the opportunity. HOME TIES TO BE PRESENTED AT WINTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Come -and bring a friend Wlntervllle High School Audl- The friends et Mrs. Sam Bailey will be pleased to learn of her sat isfactory condition, following an operation at th'u General hospital. The continued Illness of little Walter Hodgson, Jr., la very njuch regretted by the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson- - ■■ .—SB— . Mrs. C. W. Asbury has been call, et! here by the illness of her daughter Mrs. Sam Bailey. Miss Murtha Asbury has return ed to Atlanta accompanied by Miss Ollef Wingfield. Mrs. A. O. Lindsey of Atlanta arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs. Fannie Crane. lASr. Gerrard Bond of Savannah arrived Wednesday to spend the wee-end with Mr. Homer Reyn olds Sanford and attend the week- end dances. Mr. W. F. Watson has gone to Columbia, S. C„ on business. He will be away for a week. eiiiw, e. u- annul, jars C. H. Kittrell, Mrs. Alonso Rich ardson, Mrs. R. H. Hankinson, Mrs. Henry D. Weed, Mrs. Albert Thornton, Mrs. Brown Marshall Mrs. 0. A. Park, Mrs. Gordon Chst- son, Mrs. W. C. Kellogg, Mrs. Inei W. Jones, Miss Alice Baxter, Mrs. Joe Myers, Mrs. John M. Graham, -Mrs. Trox Bankston. Mrs. Wavne Patterson, Mrs. W. B. Price- Smith, Mrs. Ralston Cargill,,Mrs Fort Land, Mrs. W. H. Gurr, Mrs. James Y, Swift; Mrs. Ira Farmer, Mra. Oscar Peeples, Mrs. T. C. Geisc. Mrs. Charles Jerome, Mrs. W. F. (Melton, Miss Ella Pol' "" Robert Berner, Mrs. Price Mrs. W. P. Sparks. Mrs. , Walraven, Mrs. W. W..Battv. M| Snrqulk, Mrs. Howard Mrs. Hamilton Douglas, Omar F. Eider, Mrs. Alton . land, Mrs. Walter Purdon. Mrs; Oscar McKenile and others—Con stitution. TneanA p/idtection WHY WE ARE TRYING THE UNLIMITED-RIDE WEEKLY PASS VfU Many will ask ihow can we afford to try the plan of giving unlimited-car rides for seven full days for $1.00 when it is known to all that the electric railway department of this company has not made any money for years. The answer is that iwe have so much more service than patronage that we ffelt it worth while to offer to our cus tomers a plan that would give them the use of what isnow wasted car-seats without adding to bur expenses materially. Under the dollar rate, it will be noted that ye giv s. This i mm mm ive un limited service for the cost of only 14 2-7 fares. This means practically that if yju pay for two rides a day, you may en joy as many more as you please, , You can arrange to go to lunch at home. You can go to the college games fir the theater without any otlher cost than, the admission fee. You can make as many social vims around town or go to mid-week and Sunday services as j. often as you please. It will not cost you one cent more than if you had token an average of 14 2-7' rides a week. On top of all these opportunities, you are at liberty to loan the pass to anyone else whenever you do not need it. aL , tu Thefe are no strings on tihe pass. You pay fpr it and there after do as you please. You will not only find the weekly pass the cheapest pos sible fare for street car riding, but also the most comfort- •i«ht able to use the street cars than to run your dwn machine ' subject tp the annoyance of parking, protection against tampering and the like. You will find that the best car after all is the “Athens Electric”—unlimited service $1.00 a cj week! MISS DAW80N WEOS MR. PARHAM An interesting event of the week was the marriage of Miss Elis Louise Dawson of Wlntervllle and Mr. Jesse Norman Parham of Brunswick. The ceremony was very quietly performed at the home of the bride's parents fn the presence of only a few close relatives and in timate friends, owing, to the seri ous Illness of the bride's father, lev. Allen of Wlntervllle officiat ing. . After the ceremony the bride and groom, accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plttard. Mist Ml rock Plttard. Miss Nina Hardman and Messrs, Harry and OUn Dawson all of Wlntervllle, were cordially greeted and congratulated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harmon of this city, Mrs. Htrmon being s sister of the groom. Here all enjoyed a delicious din ner. beautifully spread among ferns, sweet peas. Amerioan beauty roses and wood flowers. \iMrg. Hatmon was assisted by Mrs. W. J. Andrews. The out-of-town guests Included those mentioned above from Wln tervllle and Jfr. and Mrs. J. O. Parham and Orally, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Payne and Mrs. peese Me Murray of Csmeevtlle, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parham, parents of the „ Sale of passes starts on the cars. Friday—Use begins Monday. ‘ . * !95»iik o) ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC COMPANY > .■P ,’.I;x>0A groom, apd Mr. end Mrs. O. M. F. Sullivan and family ot.Dsmoreat. Ga., and IMr. and Mrs. W. J. An- J 0030 * “I Mr. and Mrs. * B.' Parham and family of Atb- Both the bride and groom an of prominent families being very non- ular and highly eiteemed among the young.r set. both haring hosts or mends wherever known. The groom was formerly of Ath ens being connected with the Gulf Refining company. After the reception. Mr. and Mra Parham left Immediately for hom“ ,WlCk ‘° m * ke * h ' ,r rutttrB Take for the liver Beware of imitations Demand the genuine la lOcand 35c pack- ages bearing above trade mark. Mrs. W. R. Sorrells of.St; Peters burg, Fla., Is visiting bar mother, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. O. B, Dye. ' Mrs. S. V. Sanford went Otar. to Atlanta Wednesday afternoonto attend the meeting of the Execu tive Board of Woman’s clubs. Mrs. W. M. Miller and Mrs. T. T. Whitney of Mayesvllie, spent Thursday In the city. Misses Annie Lowe Thornton, Miss Cordelfp Thornton, Mra. T. K. Jago, Dr. Alger of Toronto, Canada, and /Mr. William Jago will go to Atlanta Thursday for Grand Opera. Mrs. K. C. McEvoy wilt go t6 Atlanta Saturday to visit Mrs. Vas- ser Woolley for Oraud Opera. Mr. Sam.CarUedge will go to At' laeta Thursday for Grand Operi. iMIks Majlqn Newton M lanta attending Grand Open. ter, Mrs. V. A. Sims end little daugh- Barbara of Greensboro, are guests of Mrs. Geofgo Thornton. Mra. I Iowan! McCall and llttlr , daughter Kbilc of Atlanta are the luueMtK of Dr. If. C. White at the • Georgian coming over to meet Cap I tain and Mur. Trimble and family PPI DIT‘Safe Lock” DEJaDMfi ^Wardrobe* Trunk “Safe Locks” are pro tected by patents. You find them only on Bel- ber Trunks. Every Belber Trunk is • five ply construction. There are no better trunks than those made by Belber. Ten Styles for Your Selection. DORSEY FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture Since 1884 Baxter street pageant "SLEEPING BEAUTY," ' MAY FIFTH Saturday afternoon. May 6th, Baxter Street school will give an outdoor pageant, "Sleeping Bean- H** 1 * * to* beautiful woods which'surround the school as a «“' n f ‘MePtoy In which moro Im iSAuS ,n, ‘ 0fty ch " dren „'J?'’" ‘‘ ,*• known that Mrs. **"*** “Xto* Ml Miss Fsttle HI In man are preparing the chfl- hT! f03 to*lr parts enough has ? n -*? d ,0 Maura • delightful 9?to rt *ton , «W- Butterflies, bees, JSft J’rsmbies, Rowers, fairies, w,, l bold sway dar- <mchartment° r Beauty’s” n™;* T '. *-*• -Bl hare charge Ts/JiSi nr "> parents ate I hoping h}' means of this charming Memorial Day T HE best way to honor our dead ■ (heroes is to rdsulve io become living heroes ourselves. They died to save our country; let us live to preserve it. Commercial Bank of oAthens Member Federal Reserve System “ASK OUR DEPOSITORS” I, Saving; Made Easy If* not so hard—Uncle Sam is ready to tdl you how In his New Free Book. Se,nd for it today and get the “know-how” of what seems to be the hardest thing in die world. Treasury Savings Certificates make it easy end safe. Get your copy now. To i« tb* b3ok m^l' JU. coupon to The United States Government I /Mm*~ Savings System Ttmetay J?ep*nmcnt Wjuhlaston, D. C. ! Svu- A Handy Brush Free to Housewives Attending the Demonstration THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Famous Nibco Brushes, Mops and Dusters. It will soon be time for house cleaning, so come in and see our line of NIBCO brushes, mops and dusters to make the tank moro agreeable. No obligation to hay, we will he glad to have vntl Inrtlr nvnF nnr haw atnnb nf «hn.„ you look over our new stock of these goods. Brushes, Mops and Dustsrs. The Twisted In wire style. H. T. HUGGINS &'SON Broad- Street Athens, Georgia. McCELLAN , 5,10 and 25c STORES MONTH END SALE In this sale we are giving some of tho biggest values ever offered in Athena. All the new, clean merchandise— the bind you need now—not loft over or winter merchandise. STOP! Don’t buy a nlckle’s worth of merchandise until you see all ■our big bargains. First come, first choice, nothing held back. Sale ends on the 30th. * SOME OF tyiR 8PECIAL8 '76c Egyptian Voiles, yd. Me 36c Tissue'Qinghsm, yd..lie Nainsook, yanl JM Fancy Organdies, yd,.... 19c Fancy Voiles, yd ........lie French Crepe, yd 19c lOo Embroidery, yd ...... 6c 16c Sheeting yd 10c Capitol Gingham, yd .....lOo White Lawn, yd ,10c Fancy Voiles, yd ,.10c Curtain Goods, yd ...10c Dress Ginghams, yd .....16c Cham bray, yd ...16c Plain Organdies, yd 16c Ladies Work Oloves. pr. ,10c Men’s Worit Shirts 49c Man's Overalls 61.00 Men's .Union Suita 49c Usn'a 'naaaa QkMs Men's Dress Shirts 79c Heavy Navy Bath Towels 49c House Shoes 89c Umbrella .........91c 10c Ric Rsc Braid 6c All Silk Hose .......98c C9c Silk Hose .....39c -Dpeartm'i -Sc Ladiw Belts 10c jo* Fancy Candles fic lOci To/let Soap 6c 10c Allrouhdr Soap 6c Jc T^Uct Sosp^.,...3 tor Sc for 15o Cc Star Laundry Soap Sc P£G Laundry Soap 6 for 15c 8c Ivory Soap 5 for 29c Octagon Soap 7 for 25c Matches 2 boxes for 7c Star Soap PoWdor.'.B for 15c Can Corn 6 for 59c Can Tomatoes6 tor 69c Baking Soda 7 for 26c 16c Red Dovil Lye ......10c $6.00 Electric Etovo .... 61.00 65.00 Electric Toaster ..61.00 CANDY. l&lb. Borden .Chocolate Bar ... 10c Ribbon C'andy 10c lb. Candy Kisses 10c lb. J'lN AND ENAMELWARE 61.00 Enamcltvare (white) 69o 25c Ennmelware (grey)..lOc 26c Flour Sifter .......... 10c 25c Bread Pans ...10c 50c Pictures 25c -50c Box Pdbor MILLINERY 81.00 Child’s Hat .,..v».5«c 81.00 Oatmeal Hats sue 60c Wreath 25c These are only a part! of our big values. Visit our score dally. Got the MdClplian habit. It will pay you. suut iu with :,*T V.i 1-i, We Deliver Sales of $1.00 and Over. I McCELLANS 5,10 and 25c Stores — MMMPK If I 1