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WAGE TWO WANT HD RATES 2 Cents a Word 'JF Mint mum Charge *f 40 Cfirti , Insertion*. Seven tin)** for tfti pries of flvs Insertion*. All dfsdontfnuancss MUST Os made in person Of The Ben ner. Herald Office or by letter, ‘fitfephon* discontinuance* Ore 75 OT valid. .WANT AQ PHONB BANNER.HERALD WANT ADI GET RESULT* 75 Lost And Found Dr. S. V. Sanford, Georgia Faculty Athletic Direc tion of Ball and Record. Dr. S. V. Sanford Ms expressed hiit winh that the ball with wheih Fred Sale, young Georgia pitcher, tched hi* perfect game be en- ** : < —hiice'd i ' FRIDAY.MAY 4.1»» |#iii*i, hiked to the-pasture fit Mr.!. Messrs Joel and Emory ‘Hhrt were Ton* OtlleB's, • - • /*’ j visitor# to Atfieh*-Friday and-al After nutr*y interesting ghnies j*®i Monday, were plajfM. lunch »a. wml «i Mm. C. P. WfchWell lift- pur- the ground. Viands of the choices! [chased a radio; this 1* one of the variety were enjoyed by all pres-jl^wradjo* JnthU pity, ent who included about twenty five,of the younger set. and chaperones. Mrs. C. an attractive young matron Mr. Have Bearing on Southern Flag - c ~ “ nd M 8 0 D Auburn and Georj In Two Game ! \ Battling ries That Will The Georgia baseball team ojtem in* Ajpul^n Friday afternoon In r game aerie* ngBlnst the Plains- , the second game to be played \ lefi atreniuftis weeks meeting Ogl- thorpe on Hanford Field Monday and Tuesday afternoons and An burn Friday hnd. Saturday. Th# Oglethorpe games will begin hile. the Auburn battle* iy Afternoon • for the :**Lov*. |4:3o while, the Auburn .battle* ten Vilkigrs,” aocompdiilfd by ’ get under way,at< fo clock. w , u Vhlte nod Manager JobnW ' OgJethorp* always «dfsws Inter- theJ . The player* to make th* |f*t*d crowd* Ip ^thehs. '/A goo<‘ ( m> up and details cngihv»d upon .the LOST—ONE LAMES' RAINCOAT at (case, _£pnford’* Field. Section G, Row D. Reward. Return to Martin Bros. Thursday afternor* H*fg- of Coach White iminett. . . .... trip wfr{i PAntune. Bale, Chamber* team has »>een developed by Franl Monday., Power*. Ho**er. Tftomn- Andernon this year and aomel ok Acted In "a” sflver \teBcT am! nlaced 1 AUen. Mi.ldlebrockn , time rivalry Is ftpected jo'develop in The Vcib HwT ^« «l* lSS- «'»* »»**—«•*. I ™V»*> •»<* of Inter.* InT.ih Mr. and Mr*. T, N Cook, <?f Bo I a* part, and Mrs. Edwards of neat augh.'Athena, visited Mr. And Mr*. How- d Hurt Sunday. Mr*. L. I*. Massy *pent a few y* last week with her parent* Wood vide. .u the do,, of t;i. ov,»ln* «• i . IVlb Younn »„ent the week yone went h«n>c, (tlvln* Mri' ! " . famllv .leloigh the praise of her ken-, M axe* M r ». Tom Oil I hospitality and f^rln^the; {„* „ m , M „, „ arrt ’« , f , ur t attend ed u Sunday School Rally at Clouds Creek Sunday. Mrtftnd Mr*. Shaw and family spent had neve This Id- Professor Sanford's Idea [ and sestBs to be the sentiment of tn6c the whole club, a mV would For Rent—R^nma I FOR RENT— FrRNTSUED ROOM. L ^rr- block 1*. O.. to one or two - huslnswi inen. Frivate fumlly. Phono L.:m*Tr. - mic For Sale FQtt SALE—One good farm mule icap* Keo M. P. Matthew*, or VnGc ’ POf/sALE— Ford, A-l condition. Can 4 'be wen at Armcf* Oarage. n»4c. , J FOB SALK— ONE BITIT FURNITURE r>»* folding davenport. Call to j-***••«t 621 Thomas St. mCc Georgia !* anxious to win these. aRfwiAld^schedule that Georgia ha games and In Friday's battls Fred I idhycd this year Athens came ver: Sale, who. hurled n. im Nil*.do rn, | near losing these games and.lt 1 no ftvui to flr*t game ngalnst Vlr- op to the public to patronise then glnla here last Monday, w»| do the «*nce they have been retained for Chambers will twirl Hat'I Sanford Field. The .attendance *. ...» .. . , uruiy, I for this season hn# been fift belov an Idea! to which Ihby might! iwhat w«* merited and unlejfe fh« S !rn e a*°* f 410 ® «??J jPLAY OGLETHORPE * Igamei Are patronized more llhgral ‘ HERE TWO GAMES* |ly the remainder of the season th« I season will be a financial loss to Ro^tlrnlbK.Sunday the team he. I the association, gins one of the .season's most “ t * pitched two days 1 before Fred Sale's birthday &o he wga etlll a l»oy when the remarkable feat was accomplished. si»ent a happier deca- on these beautiful picnic nd*. r. and Mrs. George B^ll en* rtained a congenial group of g people at ft lovely party at their home Saturday night. Ever* present reported a fine time. Mrs, C. P. Colclougii will enter-! lain the Bible Study class Wednes- lay afternoon ut 3:30 o’clock. Mr. Emmet Cabiness, of Ath ens spent Sunday with Is mother - \f«s. E. O. Cabiness. Mr and Mrs?. L W Vaughn on- murce the birth of a son. Friday tpril 27 Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. BrightWell ind Mrs. Helen Brlghtwell at- ended *the McWhorter reunion las- #-k. Athens finis must wtake up!' Golden Days. of Easy Profits h»; thf band* -qf Tbo period of FOR . BALE—CHEAP HKVKHAL nlca ,-Butch cows, frgnh In. J. M. Rogers. FOR HALE — Wool*, lilt Y I’INR Htovo Wot si. Phone 1C0S-J 120.J. IL L. Rramblett. * mtc ■» 'FOB SALK OK TRADE—If you hava ’.j. a.good Ford touring car, 1»2S*I»2S ~ Hodel, In perfect shape, and want a | Road self playing piano, coat foo and rood a* new, coma to a*a| At 634 Thomas St. HALE—CUT DOWN STUDB- IK, cheap for coih. Phone 77. jFOR BALF5—ONE SIX ROOM BUN* J GALoW. In best part of city. Fur- %ace heat, 3 garages, servant rooms. •K. o. Fuipbrough, Bit* S. M. B., Phone 7Clf. mlc , SAT«E—Petunias, Salvia, Alters, ap-dragon. Zlnnlaa, Marigold Mrs. W. M. Craned CS6 Cobb into. 6LE-PURE PORTO RICAN ato plant#, piseaae. free and Nice large .plant*. Ship- express dally. t’S SEED STORE Phon, 847 w BROWN HAIR looks after a Golden Glint fERAL NOTICE l/s—Mamie daughter of : Hnrria, died in Chicago. J*h service* In Athena TuaflUft at S o'clock at the Fleet church, corner Hon BAd *-<•< riCK OF MEETING OF CRBDITORt * District Drug 1 Court of the United i for the Northern Dlftrlet of ■astern Division. A* a Court ankruptcy. , Watson, trading aa Win* Co.. WMtgrrllte. a*., No. 1IM In Baakruptcy. IItor* of sold Bankrupt: notified that t i> meeting of creditor* of tkd bankrupt on May 14th. Southern Mufual Bidld* Ga.. at It:«P o'clock M.. pose of .ex*m}ntng bank lag claim*, selecting i Howell COBB, Refer**. Go.. May 4th. IMS. RAILROAD SCHEDULES i. SEABOARD AIR UNI )|V. ’erthbsoadi South bo » 'Atlante-lfonroe I t , I:«B 2:40 . local CIS ilo*ham-Mcm. a:S0 NortoIk-Rlch.-N. T. 1:20 p First P' Atl.-Abb.vltl, local 7:20 e |H:2« p' Atl..nirmlo*!um S:2> a Jl-24 p Norfolk-Wuhlapow lit • . U:24 p WU«tajtoo^L^Ij»e GEORGIA RAILROAD GBMTRAL OR GEORGIA RV. jj a Bolton, Afenti Pheoe 1441 OHtHl el Oeenle StAUoe 4:41 o- a. Arrive free, Emm 12:12 p. ak 1:22 P. m. He lurtb*r lofermtUeo pbont J. J. Breee, O-A^ ifc tINEEVILLB MIDLAND RAILWAY J3Z1 THERN RAILWAY Sunday^ April 29. 1 aves Athens 1:4* a. m., or- 9:20 n. m. \ f ve* Athens 4:1* p. ar- , C;45 u m. 7 leave. Lula C:5« p. m. * fJO p. m. , -, L have* Lula 10:10 I. BL. * then* 11:43 a. m. iL1:R, C. A.. Athens. Ca. aViepbuue HL . MILL! —are noW historians. Tbo period of mere store-keeping Is gone—untlU ufier another great war. The fqur* f I ushers, „the. profiteers and the ( fnoompetdate are, being weeded out by the Immutable laws of economy: The- trad* victories ef this era will be genri’alled by Salesmanship and captMned Iqt service. Never were there such opportunities for business .men Who are capable of applying the lessons of the last twelve months. it 2 MRMturiJV# *T' - man eblp ‘teday. TPe‘ 'than wht Ueeent realize thla Is •tgnply erieep. And the de mand It fee REAL adver tising—eareftl. per sis tent broadcasting of commerelal msssagas. steady- radiation ef trade magnstisiw: •’ 1 The Banner-Herald tains a service department Tor z the explees purpose ef assisting - in the' production of .copy which brings results. The service de partment la 'particularly for the smalt advertiser. Thoughtful men will make use of jt. . ? U t*t pvl»h a enpv «r an In, tereatlng booklet, caller th# "A B C*a fit Ndwspai-e. Advertis ing," The Runnsr-Herald will be glad to mah yow one free with Its compliments. A BOUT CARD BRINGS IT. We Can- Supply Yob W!th Pure Spring Water Oar Rates 10c per gallon br lar Customers per month M We-furnish the best Senfepi Cppbr egul^r Customers. UNTON SPRING WATER GO. Phone 95 BASEBALL RESULTS 8TANDING OF CLUBS 80UTHERN.LEAGUB CLITIIS: W.% !' MrtfiiiMir ... « 6 .613 (Thnttanooga n Now ■ Orleans 9 Mobile f. H Atlanta S Nashville 7 Birmingham Dan Hnmfnack. relieving Ityali In the fifth, pitched splendid bill [for the Cody outfit, glvfhg up only two hltn in five stanzas. Bryson fo the visitors, struck out eleven men and gave up ton hits in nine In nings. The box score: N. Carolina ab. r. h.po. SfhcriV.il Id ss .9004 Boner If 4 12 2 Shirley, .304 .406 LUtle ■ Kock 4 10 .216 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS: Detroit .'.!.«*.^J.L.~... ( New York Cleveland Philadelphia ..... Boston Washington St. Louis 4 .— .... .... Chicago .'. 5* 9 .337 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS; NeW fork HoUtOfW' Chicago llttsburff ... . a. e. MorrlH. c. Swcctman c.f, Ciirinlchavi rf. Striding 3b Jones. 2b. . ..—i Bryson p. 3 0 1 11 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 12 10 0 4 110 0 0 4 11111 3 0 1 0 6 r Totals Mercer riummack, cf-p 3 Wilkes 3b. 4 Smith Ihi .... 4 Sheppard r.f. ....._ 4 Kllison 2b. 4 Prentiss h.s. 4 Poore l.f. 4 Morgan c.* 3 Byals p 1 'Harper cf. 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 J» 4 0 1 2 10 1 f 0 2 2 0 0 13 2 11 0 10 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 4 0 f Itiltidvlphla C-Inrlnnntl ... Lm>nkl$n 8ALLV LEAGUE rMlt'.S: w. n iv, MpartfmliiliTr ..... 10 S .M7 OlmrhiHi! H* C Alffnt.ln 4....* 12 7 Ofpvrivllft 9 7 .867 Oolumbtft 8 10 .327 Charleston 2 14 .32: FRIDAYS GAMES SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Now Orlcani. Dlrmlnchnm at Mobile. Chattanooga at Mempbln. Naihvllla at Uttlo Rock. AMERICAN LEAGUE BL Louis at Clevelnmt. Detroit at Cliioeao. . Boston at Washington. I>hHa4elphla at N,w York. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago nt 8L Louis. Cincinnati at Plttsburtb. Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Fhllndalpbla. THURSDAY'S RESULTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 3: New Orleans 6; (2th Inning, darkness.) lllrtnlnKham 2: Mobile 4. rhuttanie gu 14: Meipphis 7. NnehvUle-Llltle nock, wet ground .• AMERICAN LEAGUE • St, Louie- if; fhlcagul.2. Cleveland 6: Detroit 6. New York 2: Washington /. Philadelphia 1; Boston 2. . naYicnal LEAGUE Chlfago 2; 81. Louis 3. Cincinnati 2: Plttshurr 2. Boston 4: Philadelphia 6. Brooklyn 11; New York 3. 8ALLY LEAGUE Charlotte 9; Columbia S. Greenvljle 2; Spartanburg 6. Augusta’ 6; Charleston 9. KORTH CAROL! m r i«3ii ft ; i , E. KAY -THE SMILING PAINTER- Fla# Painting and Interior Decorating Phone 1297, Athena, Ga. Tarheels Defeat Mercer Baptists in Slow Game, i Score 6-2. Carolina Bat ters Hit Hard. w. L. COXE Transfer Co. . Long Tripe Oar Specialty.. Cheapest Truck In Town. 600 Thomas St Phone 1361 forcer ball nine teas defeated here Thurs day ,!tg n «lnw am! uninteresting battle, thv University of North Carolina being the victors, W The Baptists could 'not adjust them- selves to the style of bag pitched by Bryson, the Carolina ace, al though th«r hit aaftly eleven' times Thdr hit#, however, came at th» wrong time, when they could do no good. On* the other hand, thr Tarheels hit ta^the out Gold At the o|i|»rtunb moments, double* and triplev coefffng at regular Intenal* and usually with one, two ot* three men on the bases. * fiercer tallied In tha first and failed to cotint again until the fourth. Tftis was their last sue- cesafUl effort. Several times would the Uodymen hava two or three melt on the bases and only one or two oftt'and Would let* the men xStone «... Totals 0 .... 33 xBatttd for Morgan nine. Score by Innlngn: N. Carolina .«. 0 o o A,0. 0 very sorry to n'lte thr IlinoMs of Mrs G. L. Hurt. Hot many friends will he very glad t see her out again. Mrs. Tom Gillen was shopping In Athens Monday. very pleasant hfterneon the home of Mr. and Mrs C, A Rice Sunday. , ■- Mr G. P. Behnett Is expected home this week from Florida where he has been on « business trip. Mrs. L. P. Mnxey in Athens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burgess spent Sunday with the latter’s father. All Gtorge Arthur. 1 ’> * t The many friends of Mr. Mark/ Nicholson are lad to note his con tinued improvement*. s irip. v shopping Read , Banner-Herald -Want Adv PARIS GARTERS No metal can touch you Every fear more men come to PARIS—becaote pen who have worn them constantly endorse them for their service andcom- Douite Grip 35c and up fort and good dealert every where recommend them. "1000 Httn ofSMd Comfort* A STEIN & COMPANY Mercer 010 100 000—" Summary: Two-brim* hits Whirl rj 2; Starling, Bonner and KUlson: th^cc-b^so. hits. Bonner; stolen bases, Shirley, Morel* Starling. Jones and Ellison: base on -4aUr off ftyM* 0; of Ilnmmack X: off Bryann 2; left; n Ixfsva . NortV Uarollrn R;. Mo"*o« 7: hit by pitch ed ball,* by IIn” , m'>ek (Bonner); struck out bf, f t v n 11: by Kyal.« by I laminar:; 0; wild throws Wilkes. Sacrifice^ hits. Jones, Sweetman Shsppnrd, Prentiss. t^mplro' Blair and Booth. Time 2:10. Maxeys Social and Personal News MAXETS. Oo.—Mrs. C. P. Col- dough entertained . her Sunday School class. “The Always Ready ’ lit the Maxeys Baptist church, at „a th'ry loVdy n^ionliglft, picnic Mcndny night. Just rm the nun wan sinking cnch member of the class and their guests, who Included the Senior ARMEI/S GARAGE Now; Up-to-Date Roady for all kinds of work. Reboring cylinders, welding, vulcanizing, burning-in bear- inn, electrical wbrk and any thing in the machinery line. PHONE SS7 lit W. Washington St. It costs no more '/ * i a riL he has learned from I T NTI experience; it is hard fot.a man to realize that any tire can be so surefooted on all kinds of roads and in all. kinds of weather,. as the Kelly Kant-Slip Cord is, or that any tire can give such consistently long mileage under all conditions as the Kelly Cord does. For sale wherever you see this sign SPRINGFIELD TIRES where OceanBreezes Blow — for Relief from Summer Heatf E. S. SPORTING GOODS CO. Distributors Kelly-Springfield 1 Corner Washington and Lumpkin 4 Athens, Ga. * Coolinsrseabreezes make every jAckiwnvfHo, has a b o H'd a n t day pleasant in Jacksonville, ampsement and recreation facil- FloriiJa,/ and’ the. World’:) finest; ItieS—fine fWhinft good motor ocean’ beaches, just'a^-few mdes roads, exeedent golf courses, etc., nwai| IMjbmlpdt)) JbdthmS n^d etc. Ample accommodations at allwatSspdha. reasonable rates. v Spend Vour Vacation in Jackspnville. Florida Drives 'along the mag* Jacksonville baa mpa- nUicent SL John's river rior train service will tnterest you and the matchless ocean beaches please and. refresh. For Fuss Booklet, write to City Advertising Department > ttoom li-H City Hail Jacksonville, Florida You wilt bo warmly wrlcdawi1j for a few days or a longer 'stay. The .city govemmoit and all t the people-tn'ito yoiL trunk line rad rondo. Xsk your ticket agent for schedules and nites. mm • iUSkOat: Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate ,> ’• Commission 3 per eeRL over |1.000; in, 10 p« coat upr to $1^0). . ■ - ill HUBERT M. RYLEE 40s Holman Bldft L *'" ° tt>Vm Pl ^** .* 7 '’ >Uia^,d«"« u ai—'-a^. «'*- - is-kal.lggr PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No othCV water hat Ing that It leaves after tha wonderful taste, the Invigorating Mot ion each glass full—It's delightful, yOT its— LINTON SPRINGS WATER brink It All Year 'RoUntf-But Esoeelaiiy In Bering aod.* ur ’ mer—PHONE M ' Linton Springs Water Company Office Broad Street RM