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FOR RARE—CUT VOWS 8TTWK- BAtvKR, clieap for cmrIi. Phone 77. Minimum Charge of 40 Cents Insertions. Seven times tor tbs price of five fnnertfons. All dlseontlnusnces MUST be made In person at The Ban ner-Herald Office or by letter.' Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. 715 , mm An 715 19 , PTIONB ■ 9 BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS QET RESULTS FOR SARK—ONE SIX ROOM fil'X- OAKoW, in best part of city. Fur nace heat, 2 garage*, servant ,room:' E. (3. Kambn.uSb, 21) S. M. B. Phone 614. , ; 1 . ■ I ! ’lufir] FOR SAUK—SIVEET PEAS. PMOjfH 105. m$r. FOR SALK—Peti Snap-«lragon. plant*. Mr*. W. street. iiiiIhh, Salvia, Astern. Zinnias, Marigold M. Crane, 626 Cobb 1 * The Weather ■Washington forecast: Georgia— >tos4{jy cloudy Wednesday; Thurn- day 4 Showers and probably thunder storms, littlo change In tempera- lure. ! Totals Tarheels MncVonn Bonor U Shirley 1 IvCst And Found Jj G,jS T — SATURDAY MORNfNG. April XSth, between Georgian Hotel and':-Sanford Field a gold fountain pen,* Initials It. M. B. Return to JtnsH; Bradley, 5th A. & M. School, .Monroe, Ga., and receive reward. m3p 1 Starling IWAltTED — TO EXCHANGE NEW Pfrkan) touting car tor real estate. C. ij. I’hlnisy. xn3c WANTED—HOUSE, 5 TO 7 ROOMS, fUfaijahcd or unfurnished, for Im mediate occupation. Apply House, care Banner-Herald. m3p .WiikfED—BY YOUNG MAN FEW hours additional employment dally. Anything considered. Office work preferred. Use typewriter. Address X». 0. ;Box 1081. n»3p WANTED—ONE FURNISHED ROOM 1 and kitchenette. Must bo on car IIn^,‘ ‘Phone 725-J. roJp For Rent—Rooms Foil RENT—4-ROOM { FURNISHED ^gartment on Mllleage Ave., 940.00 pen> month. Including Iglhts, water arM 1 telephone. Immediate possession. mlc FOR RENT-ONE OR TWO UN FURNISHED rooms, with or with out garage. 'Address P. O. Bos 957. mlo FOR RENT—10 room apartment up- to-date. Clayton street. J. T. An derson. Phone 840. m2p. F#R RENT—FURNISHED nOOM, one block P. O., to one or two btiNnen men. Private family. Phone Ml* 4. mSc 'Attention. 'auto repair* We Can Supply You With Pure Spring Water t RENT—TWO NICE ROOMS, ifurnlshed. Phone 303. m6p For Sale l SALE—BOSTON BULL Terrier tipples. Sire, Billie XL Dam, Uu- Goes. OS., Idle wood Billie Rat- Massasolt Little Boy. GD„ iceas PaL Fannie B. Phone .354-J. mSp F$Il SARK — FRESH COUNTRY 'milk and'butter. Delivered three tines weekly. For information call im *njp Our Rates Or Regular Customers $4.00 per month >R SALK—Ford, A-l condition. Can be aeen at Armel's Garage. m4c. m. BALK—ONK SUIT FUhNltUBB tand one folding davenporL Call to 4e at 534 Thomas 8L mCe We furnish the best Sanitary Cooler co Regular Customers. ;; RAILROAD 6 SCHEDULES UNTON SPRING WATER CO. Phone 95 •jCBNTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. W. O. Bolton, AgenL Phone INI Central of OeorgU Station ■- Depart for Macon 7:M a. m. i. , 4:45 p. m- M Arrive from Macon 11:11 p. m. IMP. m. j! For further iftfoPmatloo phone E. KAY -THE SMILING PAINTER* Fine Painting and Interior D, co rating Phone 1297, Athena, Ca. SOUTHERN RAILWAY •Effective Sunday. April 2*. 1S2S. In'u « leave. Athena I'M n. m., nr clv^a Lula t:2# a. m. Long Trips Our Spaelalty. Cheapest Truck In Town. No. a leaves Athens 4:18 p. ar- ^lUt^MveiVSa'ViSS p.m.. ElHWf ‘•No. *9 leaves LUU 10:10 A. Wves Athene 11:40 h. tn. ! g‘. D.-MILLER, C. A., Athens, Ca. 600 Thomas St Phone 1851 THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, CBORCT* THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1JJJ.- jClassilied Advertisements SPORT NEWS .LOijjt’—ONK LADIES' RAINCOAT nt Blfpfort'if Fie hi. Mention o. Bow D. Reward. Return fo Martin Bros. Wanted .wanted — position as nurse. Obstetrical case* a specialty; Inva- lidijj 'of iufants. Best of references. Csfr-KMI-M. ' m3p FOR SALE OR TRADE—If Vou have a good Ford touring oar, 1922-1923 model, in perfect shape, good Bond self playing plan- $850.00 and good me at 5^4 Thomas St. ^«6< FOR RALE—PUREi PORTO RICAN to plants. Disease ’free and treated. Sice large plants. Ship ments by express daily. Gofer’s Seed Store, Lumpkin Street, Phone 247. - m6c I MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Golden Days ^ of Easy Profits —aro now in the hands of the historians. The period of mere store-keeping Is gone—until after another great war. The four- flushers, the profiteers und tho Incompetents are being weeded out^ by the immutable laws of economy. The trade victories of this era will be generated by Salesmanship and captained by service. Never were there snch opportunities for business men who are capable of applying the lessons of the last twelve months. Advertising la a dominant factor in sales man ship today. The mart who doesn’t realize this ie simply asleep. And tho do* mend la for REAL adver* tlelno—-careful, poreletent broadcasting of commercial messages, steady radiation of trad# magnetism. The Banner-Herald aeel^a (o render a genuine ser vice to bbtuilnoss men. It main- taine a service department for the express purpose of assisting In the production of copy which brings results. The servide de partment Is particularly for the small advertiser. Thoughtful men will make use of It. If you wish a copy of nn In teresting booklet, caller the "A U C’S at NtfwepaVe-. Advertis ing,'* The Banner-Herald will be glad to mall you one free with Us compliments. *A POBT CARD BRINGS IT. I the swatting ot Watson were, the features offensively while the field ting, of both clubs was fine. Wat- j son also pulled the prettiest play of the day when he killed a Caro lina rally by' fast fielding. Run* r.era were on first when Carmich ael hit to the keystoner wh% then tagged the runner and threw firat for a double play, w .tie Donald shower, nice form around short wl>ile M-.rris was i nice performer behind the platter The Tarheel hits were very scat- U*r«*d, no one han hiring over once, little southpaw who occupier! iiiiin«| for the In Voters shower lety of stuff but he was for- Packard in Big Race BUmary foi Bulldogs Chambers p The accompanying picture shows Ralph DePalma, American cp«ed klng v In one of the. three cars which have been entered In the Tndianapolls 500- mlle international race Memorial Day by the Packard Motor Car Company. DePalma Is to drivo.one of the cars and Joe Boyer and Dario Resta will be tho other two pilots. Bulldogs Overwhelm Tarheels From North Carolina in Lone Battle Friday By Score of 9-1 By HAL JACK80N Some bird, must have passed the word around to Bouthern coach es that Georgia has a team this year that Is weak on hitting left handed pitchers. Practically every team that has (appeared on Ban- ford Mead has flashed a portsldcr .and from the way the Red and Black batsmen went after Moore of North Carolina, In tho only game played between that team and the Bulldogs Wednesday, It Is a pretty safe prediction that some minds aro going to be changed and If Auburn, Mercer and Oglethorpe. lwuolls have any right wheelers of note ] ca ,i the Bulldogs tallied triple and two walks or a measley one thousand average for the af ternoon's effort. 8CORE TWO IN FIRST The White clan took the visitors' slab man In tho first framo and pushed across two tallies when “Pop" Ramsey drove n neat single to center scoring Clark and Watson The Tarheels wero finding tho eft- ferlngs of Andy Chumbers very puzzling and went blanked for five framtes. Not satisfied by theh more they will throw them Jn to head Jn the third and followed Iheao off Coach White's race to another flag. Incidentally Georgia won a ball game from tho Tarheels, 9 to 1. Big Andy .Chambers being master of the situation from start to last with Josh Watson having the day cf his young life nt the bat, only .Lathering a single, a double, a Heat-Stuped PISTON RINGS TRUE-FIT.nd OIL-CONTROL Distributed by KELLER MOTOR ft MACHINE COMPANY Made by Wilktnlng Mfg. Co. Phils. Pa. With four In the fifth all on smash lag drives. The tally In tho third came When Watson took four wide ones and went to second on a uacr* rlflco by Elderldge. lie James'David Thomas, a single. Tho runs in the fifth cume from five smashing IiRm l\\ MUldlebrooks, Clart:, Watson, lil- derldge and Thomason. After being blanked for fivo ses sion by the invincible Chamb. rl the visitors garnered Choir .only 4 tally in the sixth. Hits by' Mc Donald and Shirley put tho men ir position and a run resulted wheh Morris lilt to Allen who started a double pluy but tho runner at first went safe by Inchon. The Jnvaderr put In a strong bid for some tnlliei In the eighth when they filled the sacks with one down, but the next two Tarheels were victims of Chambers's slants and thus died their hist effort on the offensive Tho Georgia aggregation added their last scores in the eighth when Watson smashed his triple to left center with runners on base. Thii was only ono of his threu hits gar nered throughout the nfternoon. Clark. Thomason nnd Middtebrookr also had good days with the wil low# each gathering a brrife of safeties. MANY FEATURES ‘ - Tho pitching of Chambers and Plenty of Money to I-end on Real Estate Commission 3) per cent, over $1,000; 10 por cent, up to $1,000. r HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phono 1576. 405 Holman Bldf. Athens, Georgia Totals 32 1' 7 24 11 C Summary: Two base hits, Wat son, Elderldge; thre base hits, Wat son; hit by pitcher; Mac!)onald. Clarke; base on balls of Chambers 2; off Moore 2; stgnck out b> Chambers 5; by Moore A. % Umpires Harper nnd Rucker. BASEBALL RESULTS STANDING OF CLUBS SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUBS: w. u Pet. Memphis , T .- ,, ■ — 8 4 .067 Chattanooga ... vn 7 6 .683 New Orlean* S 6 .671 Atlanta 8 7 X33 Mobile ..ftvthwapa 7 7 .GOO XUSllvillO Vast >VsFH« 7. S .467 Birmingham M tent 6 8 .420 Littlo Rock 4 10 .286 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet GLOBS: TV. U Detroit .... own 10 6 .667 Cleveland 10 G .667 Now York ..jr. 0 G .643 Philadelphia m 7 G .683 Boston ... V..A.MV G 8 .385 Washington ... G 8 St. Louis ss 4 9 .398 Chicago ... 4 !> .308 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS: W. i- Pet New York 12 4 .750 Chicago a C .600 Boston 8 6 .571 Pittsburgh ... mti.i 3 7 .53.4 81. Louis 7 8 .467 Philadelphia 5 7 .417 Cincinnati 6 D .400 Brooklyn 3 11 .214 8ALLY LEAGUE . CLUBS; W. L. Pet. Spartanburg ... . — 9 0 .643 Augusta 10 6 .625 Charlotte mm. 10 6 .625 Greenville ... 9 a .600 Columbia 5 9 .359 Charleston ..« ..... 2 14 .125 actly (bow many teams #iil com pose the league, nut enough play ers have already signed to assure a classy league, and the games will ho fast and furious from the open ing day. "Ole Man." is you haven t signed up for the league, watch your BteD, and put your name in during tho next few days, as you will positive ly net be allowed to enter this league after the teams are select ed and captains chosen. The balls to be <used this year will be livelier than any ever used before, and the pnblic is promised plenty of hitting, and fast fielding. Everything possible will be done to make the league this year the greatest In the history of the “Y." ATHENS HICH PLAYS HABTWELL NINE HEBE Coach Brown’s Team to Battle Hartwell High School on Sanford Field Friday. (By HAL JACKSON) The Athens High-Hnrtwell base ball game which will be played on Sanford field Friday afternoon at three-thiry will be without a doubt tho best high school game that Athens fans have seen In many a moon. Tho local aggregation will l»o seeking revenge for a defeat handed them by these lads somo time ago in their own backyard. This loss is the only game that j stands on the lost column and the j Red and White lads aro determined • to wipe out this blot with a de cisive victory ovfer the Hart county lads Friday. i For the past few days since the cancellation of the Commerce, game the club has been down at; work in preparation for this weok end setto. Hard nine innings of. practice battles have been the bill for the last two days. The crew will go through a light workout Thursday and then conies that re-, venge party Friday. A big change in the lineup will no doubt greet the fans tomorrow as Coach Brown baa dug up some new' talent in the past week and will probably Insert these lads in Friday's lineup. The Shift will come in the infield prohably due to some of the vet erans failure to Stand the pace amd alsc the phenomlnal rise of several reserves. Just what positions will be changed could not be said • The pitching assignment for Fri day's battle will no doubt lie be tween Hackett, the southpaw curve ball artist and AUgood the Brown ies' right hand speed ball king. Both of these chunkers are in raro shape in that they have not work ed in a game since last Friday. Both of these lads showed their wares on the trip to the Hart county capitol and seem capable of holding these lads with proper oupport. They are going up against a heavy hitting club in this Hart- eli aggregation. Since tho Georgia Bulldogs bre in Alabama mixing things with the Auburn Tigers' It ‘is thought that the best crowd ot the seasoiT will be out for this- battle. The home crew doesn't promise to show you a victory for themselves but they do promise to show you a club that fights tq the last ditch and a team that has bitten the dust but once this spring. A very small admission price, 25 cents, will be charged. Cbme out and see the next door neighbors kid show his stuff. The buttle will be called promptly at tho hour named above. .aRmeUsgAbSGe: Now Up-to-Dte Ready /or >11 kind, ‘4 work Reboring cylinders, «eltli, ' vulcanising, burning-, boar! ings, electrical work gd anv. thing in the machineryim,. PHONE 58?’ ZZ0 W. WashingtoriSt. HARNESS REPAIRING 1 We Repair Suit Cases and .Leather Goods. We Mike Do/j Collars. Oog Harness, Goat and • ’« Pony Harness, Men’s Leather Belts. J GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY Broad street A,hen,, Oeorola ' i - - < Truth and Boasting N O regular fellow likes to boast, but every man , should have courage enough to tell the truth. This bank believes that it is the simple truth and not boastfulness when it claims that it is equipped properly to take care of any amoynt, large or small. Commercial Wank of Athens Member Federal Reserve System <f‘ “ASK OUR DEPOSITORS” r * PURE AND SPARKLING*. /V NATURE’S BEST REMEDY // •yy No othor water hao tho wonderful taste, tho Invigorating feel ing that It leave, after eich glan full—lt'« delightful, yeg lt’>— LINTON SPRINGS WAftR u ,/ ,! Drink It All Year 'Round—But Eipeetally In Spring tnd Sum mer—PHONE 35 Linton Springs Water Company • 4 _ Office Brand street ' ,, wmammtmmmmmmmmmmam a ALL ABOARD Winjcr Excursion Fares and All Year Tourist Fares TO AUbeM Arizona Arloneaa llritloh CotumliU Californio Florid, We.hinglott Georgia Havana Kentucky Leak lane Mlaalitlpgl New Mexico VIA North Carolina Oragoa Sruth Caroline Tenaeaace Taxia Virginia Weal Virgint* ' Georgia Railroad Atlanta & West Point R. R. Western Railway of Alabama Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges. For further information appiv to J. P. BILLUPS, G.P. A., 714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga. . ** A > •"! . •./ -t ' Vfc*, > ' THURSDAY’S GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at New Orleans. Illrmlngham at Mobllo. Chattanooga at .Memphis. Nashville at Littlo Rock. AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 St Lauis at Chicago. Cleveland nt Detroit New York nt Washington. Philadelphia at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at St Louis. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York. WEDNESDAY’S RE8ULT8 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 1; Mobllo 0. Now Orleans 6; Birmingham 1. All others postponed, rain. AMERICAN LEAollE St. Louis 2; Chicago 4. Cleveland s; Detroit 4. New York 0; Washington 3. 'Philadelphia Boston 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 1; St. Isluts 12. Chicago 2; ClnctnnnU 1. Boston 1; Philadelphia 7. Brooklyn 6; Now York 7. SOUTH ATLANTIC Columbia E; Greenville 4. (10 in* dings.) Spartanburg 0; Augusta 4. Charleston 2-2; Charlotte f-8. Business Men to Soon Open Base Ball “Y” League Grounds in Rear of Y. M. C. A. Building Being Put Into “Tip Top Shape For Season. Oltly a few more days before the Business Men’s Baseball League at I foe "Y^ will be In full blasL and ' wives and mothers, fathers nnd children, can go down to the “Y” Id-and see the “Old Heads” In more. ids la the rear of the are bring imt In shape 'Off Mjf. ‘ho pttyors “1qp>Tcry this time cx- MAJESTIC RANGE DEMONSTRATION =—; This Week = FRIDAY, 3 TO 5 P. M.—PA8TRY DAY—Pie Crash Lemon Filling, Cream Puff*, Chocolate Eclair. Spanish Puffs, Neckties, queen Victoria Afternoon Ten Rolls, Yellow Macaroons, English Pnff Paste. SATURDAY, 3 TO S P. M.—MEAT 0 AY—fie twee a 3 and ,K‘o’clock, Professor Becker, krill prepare J dinner for 15 people, all in ono pan, m ono hours time, conntHting of 8 pound roast,, sweat potatoes, Irish potatoes, parsnips with honeycomb dressing, 3 dozen baking powder biscuits—and everything will have Its own flavor. From 3 to 5 o’clock Prof. Becker will lecture on general cooking; -f fnjftff steak* fowls, fish, soups. This lecture will be worth $25 to each lady present' What the Professor Does Bakes till kinds of dainty pastries, mixing everything before your eyes nnd explaining each ingredient ns bo goes along. Gives free lectures and practical demonstra tion on tho art of economical cooking every dny during tho demonstration. Talks to tho ladies, answers any questions concerning cooking reclples of anything for the asking. Shows tho' ladles how to make cooking a pleasure Instead of a burden, as moat people term IL " Servos all teo dainty cakes. In fact eteiT thing ho bakes Is served the ladles presenL Every lady In Athens and surrounding coun try should visit Hardy Hardware Company's store during this week and seo H. L. Vickers demonstrate the Great Majestic Range. Always something new each 3 to 5 o’clock. $15 Set of Fine Ware FREE With Each MAJESTIC SOLD THIS WEEK HARDY i