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PAQE 8IX | BCTWEW-BBHAtP. ATHENS. CEOBGIA mis m m at the meeting. The officials nres- ?frr*.>rh*srttn<5irer— ,C. D. t'lanigen. Dr. E. L. Hill. sir. Sidney poley. Col, Dwight. W. ___ .... IIIPn nan an 1 Ryther. James White. Cofcncl Prof. E. B. Mel!, of District No. ;i; ‘.Mr. (Maude Montgomery, Major A wlde»ftwake body of Boy Seoul J. p. Mu id row and Rev. J. R. Tur- Officials met at the Georgia Na* | ncr, of District No. 2; Mr. M tlonal Bank Wednesday, and trans- j chandler Brown, Rev. L. W. Ool- acted Important business In eon* ! Hus, and Fred Herndon, of Iiin- flection with the movement under trict No. 3; Mr. Paul Brooksher, the Northeast Georgia Council. B Rev. Jesse M. Dodd. Dr. W. U 8. A* 1 Mathews, and Mr. H* M. Oakley, Athens, commerce .Elberton and of District No. 5. Winder were all well represented i Four of the standing committees | of the N. E. Georgia Council held i Important meetings looking to the J advancement of Scouting in all ot j the. districts above indicated. I H. O. Hunter, Regional Scout Ex- I ecutlve. of'Macon, Ga.* addressed | each of the cpmmitttees. pointing ; out the most essential things to be I done by those bodies. Scout Ex- . ecutlve E. P. Clark also brought ! matters of interest to the atten* j lion of the committees, and the ac tion taken on the varoius questions will greatlv promote the differenl departments of Scputing. The Camping Committee consid ered a number of prospective sites for the summer camp, and decided on Mountain City ns being the most desirable one. The summer camp, therefore, will be at Mountain City, which is one of the most beautiful places in North Georgia. The camo will begin about middle of June or the first of July and will last for four to Six weeks. The exact date will be announce later. A sneclal committee was pointed*to furnish the camp all necessary* equipment, Including assembly ball, kitchen, tents, cots, etc. The Scouts who attend the camp will be supplied with all necessary conveniences. A large number of Scouts from Athens, Commerce, Elberton, Gainesville, Winder^ and other points under the council, will at tend the camp, which promises to be a great one. The Finance Committee made a most excellent report, showing that every district has been coming up promptly with Its full quota quar terly. The treasurer of the Coun cil, Mr. J. Warren Smith, reported all bills paid and money In the treasury. The Committee on Leadership and Training /decided to prepare a regular training course for all Scout leaders and prospective lead ers, the course to bo given at n time best suited to nl concerned. The Council Court of Honor OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern f WELL PAUL REVERE-SO f YOU FlUAUV ARRIVED!-WHERE ’ WERE VOU —TAKItJG PART Ik) A MARKTHoU DAviCE 1 ?* I CALLED up the store two Hours ago AUD -TUeV SAID VOU LEFT there tV GOOD HEALTH A»J HOUR BEFORE TELL MR. DILLV TO GET AtJ AIVTOMOBILE. FOR "California Fig Syrup” is Child’s Best Laxative >4* Even it cross, feverish, bilious constipated or full of cold, children love the “fruity'* taste of “Cali fornla Fig Syrup,” A tens|»oonfu! never falls tb clean the liver anr bowels. In a few hours you car see for yourself how thoroughly I works nil the souring food and nasty bite out of the stomach and bowels, and you have n well, play ful child ngnin. Millions of mothers keep “Cali fornia Fig f>yrup'* handy. They know a tensponfu! today saves : sick child tomorrow. Ask youi druggist for genuine “Calif.rnlr Fig Syrup” which has direction! for babies and children of all age! printed on Inmie. Mother! Yoi must soy “California” or ^ou mnj COT THI8 OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip enclose with Br and mail it to Foley A C->„ isjs Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, III., writ ing your name and address clear ly. You will receive in return r tilal package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for c*iurha, colds and croup;.FoloF Kid ney Pills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; ant Foley Cathartic Tablets, n whole- some and thoroughly cleansing cn tbartlc for constipation, bilious ness, headaches, and sluggish bow els.—Advertisement. A Good Thln*Don’t Miss It Send jour name and address plainly written together with r fente Yand this slip) to Chamber- lain Medicine Co., Des Moines Iowa, and receive in return a trial package containing Chamberlains' Cough Remedy for coughs, colds croup, bronchial, **lu”and whoop ing coughs, and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stomach and Livei 1 Tablets for stomach troubles, in digestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and consti pation; Chamberlain'* Salve, need ed in avery family for burns, scalds wounds, piles, and akin affections; ' these valued family medicines for only 5 cents. Don*t miss it—Ad- Minister Thankful *T had stomach trouble for near ly 20 years, also constipation which filled my system with gas and fev- tr. I could not do my work, am* While I was down sick a lady from out of town sent me a bottle oi Mtiyr'a Wonderful Remedy which proved truly wonderful I believe It Is the best medicine on earth.” It is a simple, harmless prepara tion that removes the catarrhs’ mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation whlcl causes practically all stomach, liv er and intestinal aliments, Includ ing appendicitis. One dpae will convince or money refunded. Foi Sale by all druggists.—Advertise ment. KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES 8ERIOU8 "Buffered with severe headache backache and pains In ray legs and under my shoulder blade. My kid neys and bladder were in bad con dition. I waa weak and nervnut and felt tired and worn out. Walk ing made me abort of breath. Ev ery morning my face ■ and handr were bloated. Medicines failed t< help my condition and doctors ad vised on operation." writes Maggie Nelson. Mossdale, Fla. “Fortunate ly I read about Foley Kidney Pills tried them and got relief.’*—Adver- ^wellVsee mrg. Hoodie,th law do allow Horse raoug >u th‘ env limits «= I'd a BeeU here loUg r,so, BUT 1U' BOSS MAKES TH' MISTAKE OF HAVlUG A LOT OF OTHER CUSTOMERS' Too»- fpaUk?told me To tell voU THEY'RE OUTOF SOMETHING VOU ORpERED- I forget what fT is — but auvw/v TWEV AWT GOT IT'-- lS -THERE SOME agreed that the work of tho Dis trict courts of Honor should con form to one standard In advanc ing Scouts front °ne rank to an other, and that policy will be fol lower In the future, tho interpre tation of the various tests as given In thp Manual for Scoutmasters to ho the guide In Second Class and First Class reqptrements. FUNERAL NOTICES PACE—The If lends and’ ac quaintances of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Paco. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Pace, Mr. Ciydo Pace. Misses Majorie, Mary, Maud and Sybjo Pace of near Nlch- olsln, \MJr. and Mrs. W. T. Wood of Madison county, Mr. and Mrt. J. P. Paco of Center, nro Invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. If. Paco, at Antioch church. In Jack- son county, tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment in the church yard. The services will bo conducted by Rev. N. T. I^nncastori of Statham, assisted by Revs. J. P. Cooper and A. L. Flury, of Athens. Dorsey's, funeral directors In charge. Banner-Herald Want Ads (Too Lata to Classify) ; HALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, e roller top desk, chair and two filing cabinets. Good condition. Phone mt4c FOR SALK — ONE BRAND NEW 1923 Ford Touring Car, demounta ble rim*, at a bargain. M. C. Cau- then, W. Clayton 8t. ml4|» FOR SALE—THREE LOTS, 70x200 each, on Cloverhurat Ave., $350.00 each. Sewera, water and electric lights can be had. Campbell & Bar- , 707 Holman. Bldg.. .Phone 1751. m!4p WANTED — COMPETENT COOK. Don't apply unless you are a Jam- > rook and can furnish good ref erences. Apply at Banner-Herald Office. mllp LOST—LAD1E8' GREEN BILK um brella latter part of lant week. Re turn to Bariner-Herald for reward. ml!p LOST—TWO SKIN HTCH Choker, In rhapel ’or frost of Lucy Cobb Thursday night. Phone 95«. mllp Sims' Electric Paslt lasa&iF 51 * Ready for Uao-Bofter tHan Traps Lac. lot. r< Do*- box. DA# _ . .. JBLB EVERYWHERE jl