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TARE TWO
THB BANKER-HERALD. ATHENS, REORRTA
TUESDAY HAY 15, 1923
Classified Advertisements
WANT JtD RATES
2 Cents a Won! >g
Minimum Chars* of 40 Canta
Insertiorfs. Seven ttmea for the
price of five inserttene.
All tfltcontlnuarcea MUST be
' made In person at The Ban-
■ ner-Hcrald Office or by letter.
Telephone discontinuances are
NOT valid.
7 .WANT AH 7c
IO" PHONH
bAnncr.heralo want
1 AOS GET RESULTS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lota at Falrvlew Heights, near the
Sew Barrow public school building,
from $300.00 up. for home builder*.
Act at once. Phone 1092-J. m15c
FOR SALE—ONE 1-TON WHITE
truck, In good repair, cheap for
cash or good note. Apply Budwl
Bottling Co. ml6u
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON
I University Drive, M
Lost And Found
LOB T—Number 7 Ban-
ncr-Hcrald route Iwok
on cither Macon, Savan
nah, f Augusta or Cleve
land avenues. Finder
please return to Banner-
Herald Office immediate
ly and receive liberal re
ward.
Burnett Aye..
School. • IU^c --v-T'
them over. Phone lOig-1.
near new Public
tottyy *, and look
FOR SALE—BABV CARRIAGE. u«.<l
seven month*. excellent condition,
llli Prlnc. Avc. '"'Si:
FOR SALE — WOOD. DRV PINE
Stove Wpod. Phone IMts-J njr U. 4 -*-
R. I.. liramhlctt. ‘ tnlSe
LOST-At)NE POINTER DOO, WHITE
tvlllcllver «|«.tn. An.wern to name
ot Belt Return to J. M. Howell. mI5c
Wanted
'•—172 nrres
Greece Co., five miles from Greens-
horn, Jjmt off Nat. IIwy., three horse
-farm Bi cultivation, 73 acres under
Wire fence fine bottom*, well dalned,
excellent slock farm, fine school* and
church will exchango for Improved
city property. If Interested write N.
Methvta, P. O. Box 1003. ml6p.
IVAN’^BD—FLOOR SHOW OASES,
com|»uting scales. State condition,
where • can l>e seen. Address P. U.
Box NL>. 3d. mice
Athens Visitors
WANTED—TO BUT SMALL HOME
In #r near Athens on easy |
payment plan. Address *'L. J-’. W.,“ j
care fanner*Herald. mlCcj
WANTED — MUSIC TEACHER IN!
country home during summer j
monttf to teach one pupil. In ex-1
change for board. Phone 301. ml4cj
WANTED—POSITION BY SENIOR
pharmacy student, with some live
drug Aompany. WiH secure license
last * ynonth. Apply "F. M. B.,*‘
1330 DeKalb Avo., Atlanta* Ga. mllp
WANTED—HELP
WANTED—Boy about 14
ydars old to deliver pa
pers. .Apply Banner-Her
ald Office.
Y8. AGff It TO 18
distribute Telephone
Wednesday apd Thursday.'
Manager. Southern Bell Tel.
iL Co.. 183 W. Clayton 8t.
ml 8c
1
WANTED— MORE SALESPEOPLE
In Miles and towns of over 1,300
population—130 household and food
products — Extracts. Spices. 8oao*.
Artielfea, Medicines. Highest
-lowest prlc*a—easiest sellers
dvanco In prlres—No bond re-
market 34 years—Huat-
over ft an hour. Write
rtlculars. Ct. 1737, W. T. Raw-
Memphis, Tcnn. mlCc
iRAILROAD
SCHEDULES
SCADOARD AIR LINE RY.
NortiiLouad Southbound
9:55 A Allanta-lfonroe local <:1S p
t:40 p Atl.-Birmingham-Mam. 8:80 p
2:40 £ Norfolk-RIch.-N. Y. 8:20 p
T:85y AtL-Abbeville local 7:30 a
Jl iMj> „ Atl.-Birmlngharn 1:29 a
81:34 D Norfolk-Washington 1:29 a
il:24J> Wllmlngton-N, T. 5:29 a
. .EOR.IA RAILROAD
Arrive Depart
7:20 • pat 9:29 am
12:10 q>rm 1:25 pm
CENTRAL OR OEOROIA RY.
W. 10. Bolton, Agent, Phone 1M1
TJentral of Georgia Station
Depart for Macon T:M a. m.
f . 4:45 v. m. . •
, Arrive from Macon 18:19 p. m.
• 1:10 p.m.
Gainesville midland
1. RAILWAY
Leave
1I.4IIRILM
Arrive
•5:20 P. M.
••10:10 A. M.
• DMlyi *•• Dally Except Sunday.
fc, ‘ (OUTHERN RAILWAY
■ Effective Sunday, April 29, 1923.
W No* fi leaves Athene 7:45 a. m., ar
rive* tola 0:25 a. m.
Not t leaves Athene 4:11 f ar
rive# Iiula 6:45 p. m.
N(2 7lleaves Lula 0:56 p. m., arrives
~ i\8:30 p. m. •
! laavea Lula 10:10 a. a, It-
t hens 11:46 a. m.
, C. A., Athena Ga.
Telepbona >L
Among those visiting. In Athens
Tuesday were: W. F. Walker, At
lanta; J. P. Wells, Griffin; Janims
L. Gwln, Atihnta; Walker Brad
ford, Atlanta.
P. W. Rownn, Atlanta; J. P.
Brown. Rome, Go.; George Talhoun
Atlanta; A. M. I^ndrum. Kansas
City, Mo.; W. W. 'Carter, Otven-
vllle, S. C.
W. W. Jameson, Jackson. Ca.;
A. A. Joiner, Atlanta; C. Cowan.
Atlanta; Mrs. H. W. Cary. Atlanta;
D. W. Gary, Atlanta; C. D Randall
Atlanta; T. E. Young, Macon; E
O. Westlake, Chicago.
C. iM- Myer, Rlrmingha, Ala.; A.
E. Greenwood. Atlanta; II. W.
Flake, Atlanta; W. T. Anihonv
Greenville, 8. C.; James L. Kill.
Brooklyn, N. Y.; B. R. Colby, At
lanta; B. W. Noel, Kansas city
Mo.; H. E. TralJo, New York.
J. C. Pniltt, Gainesville; 11 N
Bond, Bowman; Allen Wtlooi, Au
gusta; George W. , Stephobs At
lanta; R. D. Webb. Allan! * H. C
Brooks, Clarkesvllle; Mla# Louise
Almand, Social Circle, Ga.; Mrs.
Matilda A. Hale, Social Circlo, Ga.;
Gus B. Doak. Atlanta.
W. L. Walterson. Atlanti V. F
Stewart, Atlanta; J. M. (,.r.
lanta; C. S. Cowan, Atlarta: W.
P. McClain. Atlanta; J. n. Tultle
Atlanta; O. P. Lucas, Atlanta.
Among the Kachtns. u tribe I'
Burma, girls wear their hnlr hob
bed as a sign that they are un
married.
Gillis to Captain
University of Ala.
UNIVERSITY, Ala.—(Special)—
Grant CJIlis, stnr shortstop, v/as to
night elected captain of the Uni
versity ot Alabama baseball team
for 1924. Guy Finley, of Halcyville,
was elected assistant manager. lien
f'ompton, ot Creonshorn, was elect
ed captain of the ’24 t^ack team.
PARIS
CARTERS.
No metal can touch you
George, Irons, Alabama’s great j
cross-country runner, was unani
mously re-elected captain of the
cross-country team.,
STANDING OF CLUBS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
CLUB— W. L.
. ? , .,fiw Orleans ,,>....16 10
Fou.teen letters for the ‘baseball Nashville 13 11
season Were awarded. Captain *\j bil** ............. 13 11
Pitts, Rosenfleld, Green, Gillis, In- I'hattarwoga .. ...... 12 11
fielders; Propst, Elmore, Oliver. Atlanta ... 13 13
Barnes, out fielders; Tubbs, MeMIl- uimi Ingham ...12 13
lan. Steed, Cunningham, pitchers; Memphis ... .*......11 12
and Hubhett, Cruise, and Mayhnll.; LUtio Rot k 8 16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLUB— W. U
New York 18 7
Pittsburgh 13 11
St. Louis 14 12
!Cincinnati".-. 12 12
Chicago .....12
The Fairway
There is leg comfort
and long comfort in
PARIS Garters. They
are always higher in
quality than in price.
When you buy ask
distinctly for PARIS.
"3000 Hours of
Solid Comfort" *
A STEIN & COMPANY
35c and up
A called meeting of the board of
governors ot Cloverhurst Country : Boston 10 12
club was held at 11 a. m., Monday, j Brooklyn 10 13 a
May 14th, and comrnltfeoa were ap- 'Philadelphia 7 16 .3
pointed for the coming year as fol- ;
lows: 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE
I Grounds—A. G. Dudley, chair- CLUB— W. L. P
man; M. S. Hodgson, Morris Yow. ;• N,, w York 15 8 .6
House and Pool—Fleetwood La- Cleveland 14 10 .5
tiler, chairman; G. M. Knight, & : Philadelphia 12 10 .5
A . wicr. -Detroit 13 12 .5
Rules and Tournament—^W. W. * st I-oiiIh 11 12 .4
Hayes, chairman; Arthur Griffeth, Washington 9 12 .4
Captain gold team, Arthur Grit- Chicago .9 13 .4
feth. ,Boston .... 7 13 .3
Tennl3—Dr. II. I. Reynolds. 1 *
r ialrmau; H. L. Ilodgnon, E. E. ! r OUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Lainkin. cLI'B— W. L. P
:.V*teeting of the governors will Ik J’hirlottn 18
held every two weeks during tho j‘ nvillo 14
summer. Augusta ...
The Gainesville golf team of the Kjartanburg
Northeaih Georgia Golf League Columbia ..
will play the Atlictu: tram here. Charleston .
jneJrt Saturday. May 19th.
I Any member registering from
* local club eligible to play on team,
Inf which Arthur Crtffeth la cap
tain.
4-14.
Memphis-Atlanta, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE :
Detroit 11; New York 16 (12 in;
nlngs.)
Cleveland 6; Washington 3.
Chicago 0; Philadelphia 9.
St. Louis-Boston, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 1; St. Louis 7.
Boroklyn 6; Chicago 3.
New York 1; Pittsburgh 4.
Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati 7.
TUESDAY’S GAMES
SOUTHERN''LEAGUE
Chattanooga at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Atlanta at Memphis.
Nashville at Mobile.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. l^ouis at Boston^
Pittmanville News
ITTMANVILLE. Ga.—Mr. Joe
Stone. Mr. Homer Wilkes, Miss
Ireno Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
.6921 Wilkes and little daughter, Ern-
f,09 I ma Lou * an ‘* Marjorlo Wilkes, of
15
BETTER
8HOE REPAIRING
HOFMEIBTKR SHOE SHOP
Bbone Your Ordodr
1186
We Call For and Deliver.
E. KAY
"THK 8MIL1NQ PAINTER"
Fin* Painting and Intarlor
Decorating
Phone 1297, Athena, Ga.
SUMMER TERM
■•dinners and Advanced Class.
AUSTIN J. WIGHT
■mlnent Violin Teacher.
266 Lumpkin Hi. Athens, Ga.
Phone 801-W.
ARMEL’S GARAGE
Now Up-to-Date
•
Ready for all klnda of work.
Reborfng cylinder,, welding,
vulcanizing, burning-in • bear
ing,, electrical work anil any
thing in the machinery line.
PHONE 547
139 w. Waahlnglon St.
W. L. COXE
* Transfer Co.
1
Long .Trlpa Our Bpaclalty.
Chaapaat Truck .in Town.
600 Thomas St
Phone 1351
Made With the
Finest Flour
Golden Cream
Bread
(0
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TAXI SERVICE
j •
Day and Night
GEORGIAN BAGGAGE
Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone
, i
to
CC Office Georgian Hotel 00
aAttu^UUdiWt
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FUNERAL NOTICES
Landi um Funeral
Held At Stephens
STEPHENS, Oa.—On May 13th
occurred the funeral of Mr. Joseph
IT. I andrum. age 2C. who wns
killed at Llthonfu. Ga., Friday
night. Mr. Landrum was an/'em-
ployce of the Georgia Railroad and
bis d$ath wan rauspd by falling
from a moving freight train.
A large congregation attended
the funeral an Mr. I^nndnim wan
a very popular young linn. Mem
bers of the Brotbcrhoof.' of Rail-
way Trainmen of wMr.b ho won « kpin./m or J.-.nkncnvillc, WcdnenUay.
mombera acted an nrllhrarern. ncv. nra ,„ - uicrtt , directors
G. L. King, Rev. H. B. Hnrdawav of j
Crawford and Rev. J. D. Moll of j
Athens: conducted tho ccrvieon. Mr. I
Landrum is survived by bln moth- j
cr, Mrs. Jnorgo Landrum of
Stephens ,Oa., fivn brothers and j
ono sister. Ono of the. brothers wan I
taken seriously 111 at tho funoral
.and la under tho oare of a phy
sician.
200
Greensboro, Ga., spent last week-
571 • 1!n<1 w *th friends and relatives at
333 ! Plttmanvllle.
Mrs. 0. E. Mathews and
Noilan, of Center, matin a call on
MONDAY'S RESULTS i * MrH ‘ S * 127 Su,,,lcth of Pittman-
SOUTHERN LEAGUE villo. Tuesday afternoon.
I.Vw Orleans 2 fJiattanoosa 1. Wl.tlol.ead and Mir.s
Mobile r>- Nashville I j Mae Suddeth of Atlanta, spent
filrmlnghani 2-1; I.lttlo' Rock I Sunday with Mr.^n.l Mr... S. K
Suddeth.
Mr. John Ash spent last week- |
end with relatives at Plttnlnnlvlle.
Mr. Luther and Edward Hall, nfl
Plttmanvllle .are in Atlanta on f
business this week.
Mr. John Barnett Douglas Pit4-
esterday at man, John Ash attended Sunday
lanmpkinn Academy
REGINALD—Died .
tbe lmme of his daughter, Mrs. School
Chas. E. Kellogg at 198 Hall St.. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. lienrv ileginnhl In bin C2nd Mr. W. J. I»o:u and Mr. Grady
vt ar. Mr. Reginald had made his Fouche atlonded preaching at Ilo-
honm here will. hir. daughter for nart Sunday.
i:-e last two yr nro. lie !r survived’ Mr. E. S. (rawford and family
by Ids wife; throe daughters and i nn: nt Sundnv will: Mr. and Mrs.
Mm non. The remains were carr'ed Henry Crawford of Union.
Fir. Interment will he In Mnndrln. ‘ M,Rn Katie Owen of Ila, has been
' *»"*• (Tuts'hv: to Jacksonville. J nding several weeks with her
nr»t. fMelr.s Sue Owen of Pittman- |
ville.
Mrs. L. L. ITall spent Sunday with |
her P.'»*er.t3, Mr, and Mrs. S. E.
Suddeth.
Tho party given by Miss Etlie" 1
Burnett Monday night in honor of j
Mlsri Ireno and Homer Wilkes, and J
.Toe Stones, of Greensboro, wns en-
joved by all present.
, Mr. Monroe Tolliert was In Pitt- |
mnnvillo Wednesday on business.
Shnrttncd With
• Crisco
Golden Cream
Bread
THE FORD
Service Caravan
A COMPLETE SERVICE
STATION ON WHEELS
The most progressive, original and constructive plan ever adopted
for bettering service and repair work on Ford cars will be demonstrated
in this city for the benefit of the 14,000,Ford Car owners in the district
surrounding Athens.
Tho public is invited to witness the Ford Service Caravan in opera
tion—A complete Ford Service Statfon mounted on six Ford Trucks
manned by eight mechanics. Every kind and latest type of garage ma
chinery actually in use and motion including our own electric light plant
—all operated by a Fordson Tractor motor.
Non-technical explanations of correct Ford Service Methods will be
given by factory experts representing the,Ford Motor Company and tne
Ozburn-Abston Company.
CITY HALL
Comer of College Ave. and Washington St
8§SKS: to . - - TONIGHT
t A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers
558 Clayton St. Athens, Ga.
I s
4 tiu
£ w
fi f- - - ■■ Up
Annual Pre-inventory
CLEARANCE SU£«f
TYPEWRITERS
Beginning on the 15th we are
offering some startling values
on every factory rebuilt and
used machine in the house.
Stock Is Limited—First Come Gets
Picking Choice. • ’ ;>
SALE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
Underwood, Factory- Rebuilt, $75.(JO)
? Sale Price $60.00 ^
Underwood, Factory Rebuilt, $65^bo^
Sale Price $52.00 ‘ kI
: tnq
• : — 77r
' iKb
Remington No. 10, Second Hand, $35.00
:j Sale Price $28.00
t »
Remington No. 10, Factory Rebuilt, $f&00
Sale Price $52.00
L. C. Smit'h, No. 5, Factory Rebuilt,
Sale Price $48.00 -
Covens No. 3, New, Formerly $50.00
Sale Price (Special) $34.00
Corona' Cases, $4.80
Sale Price $2.40
t
Corona Cases, Leather, $17.50 ,
' Sale Price $8.75
-J—: i — —lj.—
' Oliver *No. 9, Latest Model, $20.00
Sale Price $15.00 7
Ar • ioyal, Secortd Rand, $20.00
4 J Sale Price $15.00
THE>-
McGREGO
COMPANY
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