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PACE THREE
CHILD’S B1EL5
"California Fig Syrup" is
Child’s Best Laxative
rjp. j
j Fltipperizing Classics.Newest
j. Field of Feminine Endeavor
°nic» 1201—By MRS. ALICE ADAMS—Residence 8».
A FINEM Atlanta, ami Misses Xritille Bocock *
I liko to think this friendship that’ nnd otle .Vincent who leave next j
we hold
As- Yout’s high gift in our two
hands today
Still shall we find as bright, un
tarnished gold*
What time the fleeting years have
left us gray.
1 like to think we tw6* shall watch
the May y
Dance down he$ happy hills and
autumn fold
The world in flamo and beauty, we
grow old
Statinch comrades on an undivided
way.
i:\ on a’ sick child loves the
•'fruity” taste of “California Fig
c*ynip.” ff the little stomach is
upset, tongue coated, or if your
t hi!ti is crony, feverish, full of cold,
„i has colic, ft- tenspoonful will
, 1( vu r full to open the bowels
In a few hours you can see for
yourself how thoroughly it works
nil th#^trtWrtpatlon poison, soui
1,11,. :i»d waste from the tender Jittlc
iMiwels and gives you a well, play
ful child again.
Million^-Of mothers keep "CoUre
fornla mjfy.Syrup” handy. They
*^AM>oonfut ^tddajr-- saves a
nick child’^tojnorrbty.' w Ask youi
druggist tffr' genuine‘. '‘California
1 like t othink of winter nightfl
made bright
! By book and hearth flame when
we two shall smile
At memories of today—wo two con
tent
To count oyr vanished dawns by
candle light
..... . ... • ma. ath it-at **iiu iiLue »un.
StC th% 'dill' 0 d n ° ur 0 1 ,ant s (flames, Jr., are spending this wee k
rRflpppHH
if filch ha s - directions
children of al
itottld. * Mother i
*jjny “California” ./>r you
imitation «fte # syrup.—
month for a European trip
oral months. % The Linger Longc i »
Lodge always attractive was pat- '
ticularly so on this charmingly |
planned occasion. The long t«bit •
was adorned with baskets of'ex-*
quisite vu^i-colored roses and n |
very delicious luncheon whs served.
Besides the Iionor guests were?
Mrs, George T. Hodgson. *ir a .
Harrisqn lleidler, Mrs. Joseph etett
art. Sr., Mrs. Burney Dobbs, Mra
I>avo Paddock, and Mbs. John ft.
Northcutt.
, . ' •
ELI1ERTON SOC IAL
Mrs. Addie Jones of Athcn$
spent Suit* ay with her. mother,
Mrs- W. M. Carithers.
MVs. ' Tom Murray of- Athens
spynt Sunday with hef mother,
Mrs. W. C. Christian.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ray of Ath
ens were guests of Mr. <3«d Mrs-
H- D. Ray Saturday night.
Mrs. Ira Teat and little Bon,
Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. Coile Thornton nnd
little son, Bobby, of Athens spent
the weekend in EJberton • with
tho while
That qfili of gold Youthjeft ul*as
sno went.
—Theodosia Garrison, in Alnsleo’s
—W— [relatives.
WHITEHALL NIGHT ^ Miss ltose Mary Whitaker, a
SCHOOL PROGRAM [student at the University of Geor-
The following program will be |gi®, spent the week-end in Elbcrton
given ot ihe> Baptist church, be-1 the guest of her. mother, Mrs.
p/Rose-Petal Texture m
Nad in • FacePowdar will
keep the roses in your cheeks,
” will make your skin soft,
ooth and wlrety. It will
lend an irrefutable charm,
and the fragrance of the
flower garden.
Nadine adheres and
protects the skin
from sun; wind and
dust. Contains no
ingredient that'ean harm the
■kin dr the eyes. Money re
funded if not pleased.
. SOc st your toOct counter. Mo-
Utur* bos by mail 4c.
NATIONAL TOILET CO,
Pari., T.
Tinti,
Whtki,
nir
Pink,
1101
ginning at eight o’clock Saturday
I». M.
Hone, Whitehall School.- 1 .
Opening address, by Mr. R. P.
White.
Response by; ( Hacry. Everett.
Song, ( Are' you From Whitehall.
Flay* ' Bug-town Bang .Charact
ers: Alliefalr Palfrey, music teach
er; WJUfam Itoyston, fresh young
fallow; Welder Williams Robert;
John Wlllhiraq, country boy.
1,‘lny, Farmland .and Real Life;
charters: Clarence Cunningham,
king; Minnie William, messenger;
Inez Boggs, Health; Nellie Rob
erts, taffy: Inez Towns, Protein;
Anna Little, Carbolydratc; Verst
Roberta, Fat; Allicfrfr l’elfry Vita-
mlne. v a
Duet by .Weldon .Williams and
Robert Teat.
1 PlnfTLittle Potatoes; characters:
Economy, Mary Little; Extravu-
' gance, Anna Little; Bean No. 1
j Ruth - Fowler; Bean No. !;,» Haze!
iBoggs; Bean No. 3, .Velma Conley;
Potato No. 1 Nelllo, Morrow! Po-
tlta N.T. Sr NeIHe'Roberts. /
i j'Tnlk by Miss EppslpGfthipbell.
•Solo by Mr. lurry Everett.
MInstrpl: characters* UnclofRas-
tus, Mr. Cuhnihgham: Sambo,
Henry Williams. Sr., Weldon *WH-
Bnma; Petr, Luther Bleadd?n; l^leo,
Minnie Williams; Miranda, Inez
Tptfns; Sully, Very Roberts; Mandy
ln«v nnirtrl • T.ttrlmlfL. Km Hill! Bo
il Inez Boggs; Lucinda, Era .HUP Be
lindn, Anna Little; Bill Robart Tent
Jim, Harry Everett, Jack, Roy Wil
liams. V
Play: Wanted a Llcensb to Wed.
characters: Charlie Williams, Mary
Little; Rob Towns.
Short talks by Mr. Park'WUllami
and Mr. Jim Towns-
Piano Solo by Miss Mary Franca*
Everett.
• Play: Foundation Stone In Hopie
j Building; characters: John Wll-j
Ham, Era Hill and Bill Stephens. *
This |»erformance will be freo tn
Julia VVhinkeh - .
Mr. Francis Stovall, pf-t)m'Di
versity , of Georgia, . stoat: the
week-end with his pkrcRVvw* hud
Mrs. A. S. J. StovaiT.i, . :•
TOY 6H0P, COLONIAL
FRIDAY EVENING,
8 O’CLOCK
♦ Tho Mary Ann Upscomh Ele
mentary School present** Tho Toy
Shop, a noperotta by* oJfsIu Gay-
nor 1 ntho Colonial theatre tonight
ok 8 o'clock. The eurtahi will rise
promptly, and til) who'Wlsh to hoc
tho first act are requested to be
in tholr places before that hour
because the doors will bo closed
then, and no one will be allowed
to outer until the first act Is over.
The audience is requested' not to
applaud and to refrain from talk
ing. Admlsspn GO cents children.
-5 cents.
MISS EUNICE BROOKS
ENTERTAINS AT »
BEAUTIFUL PARTY
Wednesday evening Miss Eitqio
Brooks entertained at a beautlfii
dancing party for her sister., MI$|
' 'll
Sadie Lou Brooks, the occasioi
Ing one of the brightest social
ftyrs of Iheweek. f j
Qunntitiea of pink rosea and swe^l
peas decorated the hall, living reofft
and dining room., Proms were en
joyed and the novel fish i>nnd hold
ing the pretjy. favors ^afforcty
mucN pleasure. . . : , .j
Punch Was served during Jbe'evM
nlng nnd the guests IncludedTor^;
girls and tfoys of tho dancing con
tingent. -
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MISS HOWELL’8 BIBLE
CLASS AT THE Y» W. C. A.
; SATURDAY 4 O'CLOCK
. Miss Howell’s Bible Class wfl)
begin Saturday .afternoon at' the
Y. W. C. A. club rooms at 4 o’clock
The public Is Invited.
all.
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MRS. JOSEPH STEWART,
JR., ENTERTAINS AT
LOVELY LUNCHEON
Mrs. Joseph Stewart, Jr., enter
tained Wednesday at the Linger
Longer Lodge at a very lovely
I luncheon honoring Mrs. Richard
.Trimble recently returned from
California, • Mrs. Ward Wright of
What ^You Buy
ROSY CHEEK
The Nnntabala school will pro.
sent a bcniUiful play. Princes*
•Rosy Cheek Saturday afternoon at
7 o’clock.
Everybody is Invited, especially
tho mothers'and fathers.
. -®-
Major Arthur L. McCoy, expcii-
tivo officer. 82nd division Trains*
United States Army, Athens, ?wa*
In .Monroe Tuesday, and In Com
pany with, Mr. Denny I-aunluft.
gave our office a pleasant call. He
-Is. vory much Interested In thi.»
training ot the young men for ser
vice outside the regular army.—
Walton News.
Eat;
More..
Wheat
Sometlpics people buy flour and sot
disappointment and griaf when they bako
It Those who order
get good flour and all the satisfaction
that goes with it. Grocers aell it.
Webb-Ci'awford Co.
Wboleaalc'ra. Ataena.
BUSK 'MILLING CO.
Seymour, Indiana .
ECZEMA—ITCH
Skin Troubles
Quickly and pofmuncntly cured with
BARACHOL
used by many Hospitals and Skin
Disease Specialists. An important
discovery of a FainouJ HpiK-lalist
BARACHOL Ointment, known at
an absolute and permanent euro tr
SIX NIGHTS for*Eczema and Itch.
A case seemingly hopeless wrote:
“Given up after 10 years by Doc
tors—curbd In 3 nights with Bara-
chol.** Rub Bar&chol in yottr handi
(only; rt will reach the so>e spot*.
No interruption front work, dis
agreeable odor or soiled linen. Dis
Infects while curing. ONE' DOL
LAR brings n TUBE sufficent foi
a SIX-NIGHT treatment. '..Guaran
tee with each. TUBE.. 'Mailed In
plain wrapper entirely sealed.
P&P CHEMICAL CO.
Dept. CHE-1 PA83AIC, N. 4
tmmmt
OCONEE HEIGHTS PLAY
The minstrel which wa» ;to be
gltea at, Oconee t Ilqlghta -’Friday
hight; May 18tli has been, poetpbned*
•mil Friday night, May 25th. Come
and bring all you can,
Mr. and Mr». C. P. Carmichael.
Miss Sarah Carmichael. Mrs. Tom
Caldwell and Miss Martha Camp
wers visitors Tiere Thursday from
Monroe.
—Hr- ,
Mrs. Charlie Chick, Mra. W. P.
Bell and Mrs. Charles (Mitchell of
Monroe spent Thursday in the city.
—
Messrs. G. M. White and Boone
Suddeth of MaysviUe visited h«|re
Thursday. . i,»
A.gj—
rMs. V: J. Moss Is visiting'Mrs.
I Walter Robinson of Monroe
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Mrsj W, R I-ong antl youni? daugh -
tei; Ifctbet Aplto br Oklahotiiv are
guests of Mrs. W. L. Hancock. Mrs.
Farmer’s Folks Told
Case Was Hopeless
Couldn’t Eat And Took
To Bed, Declares Carter
—Since Taking Tanlac,
Again Weighs 175 Lbs.
And Is Picture of Health.
Remurkablb, indeed, is tty oh into-'
blent made, a tew'days ago) by k S.
L. Carter, ‘ti 'wfcll known farmer,
livlhg on R. F. D. No. 1, Sylvester
Ga. Mr. Carter declared that when
hb began taking Tanlac he' wa»
down * trt ‘bed, 1 as 1 h rtwult of' ner-
Indlg^stlon, rind that his cas*
HELD RESPONSIBLE •
(By Associated Press.)
MOSCOW—The. Russia v Soviet
note sent by Foreign Minlstety Tc|
tenerln to the Rwlss governmi
Frtchiy, hold that fcoyernhient re-
Rtnnsihlo for the auawHSation of
M. Vorosky, Soviet Representative
tp the Lausanne Conference.
ck|.
nent
been pronounced hopeless
However, his declaration: “Tnn-
Margaret SWiiffrud j[»f C^hrittanoogo j-hod
Is the truest of Mrs.' Hancock also Uow<
Ino has ftttfde a tifAv rriiin of the,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward W. Coile
have returned homo' from their
wedding tour and dre at home al
“Hillside.” They- visited Washing
ton, D. C., I'hiladelphia, New York
nnd Baltimore. From, there they
railed down the Cheaspenke Bay to
Norfok, Va., and pther points.
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•Mcs. Oswald Eve and Miss Olivo
Rvo of Augusta aro the guests of
Mrs. W. F. Watson.
fully substantiated by his fine'phy
sique add robust appearance, to ■
he now tips the scales at One hun
dred and soventy-fivo pounds aiif
is the pjeture of perfect, health.
“Before taking Tnnlnc,’ said Mr.
Carter, “I had suffered from indi
gestion nail nervousness for two
years. Always after eating—and '
could eat hut very little—I was
bothered with gas on my stomach
and had pains so sharp 'I coulf
hardly stand them. I was nisi,
troubled with constipation and
nerves were so bad I couldnt sleep, vcrtlsement
“Finally I got so weak and thin
I hnd to give up my form^work
and take to my bed. After’la in-;
down nnd getting worse for three
months, my folks were told that my
case was hopeless, nnd it certainly
looked ns if my time had come.
“I hud h&ird/and read about Tan
lac and made up'my mind to quit
taking' everything else. Being
[down In bed, I asked my broths
[to get me a bottle of Tanlac and,
Ill’s tho truth, after Just a few dose?
I felt a wonderful change coniine
over me. I started eating, but with
enut'on. as I began to fe-!
for the first time in itfan^mcnths.
| "After taking'three or four l>"t-
tles of Tanlac t was eating j" *t
[anything nnd all signs of atom i< it
pains nnd indigestion left mo. I
could sleep O. K. and started t*.
gain in every way. I pidMd- ui
twenty pounds in eight weclcs'and
in the next few months got bark to
normal weight, one hundred and
seventy-five pounds. It’s hard i<
satisfy my big appetite now nnd i
enjoy my work ns well as my ’oats/
I praise Tanlac to everybody I
know." •
Tnnlnc Is for snlo by all good
druggists. Accept no substimm
Over 37 million bottles sold.--Ad-
Read Banner-Herald Want Ads
Famous Dancer Pioneer
in Profession
Flapper bins the classics 2s the
latest occupation tq be opened W
women.
Vanda Hoff, dancer and pioneer
in the new industry, which intro
duces the classics flavored with
jazz, says it has infinite possibili
ties as long as the dance craze and
the supply oil music masters holds
out
Tschaikowski concertos, Grieg’s
“Peer (iynt Suite". Rimsky Karsa-
Jcov’s “Sadkq’’, Bidet’s '[Carmen’*.
arid .numerous themes of Chopin arc
among the ‘ productions that tyave
been served up a 4 paprika W
, the (tapper’s dance.
“’When the Leaves Come Tum
bling Down’**, explains yanda Hoff,
“has done something different. |t
has aMArbei Mendelssohn’s *SprTq£
Song’ but has nn^jnadc it its theme.
It f.1 these bars whldi I hear tyurnmed*
while dancing that nfake the number
to p jpdlar. . ’•
“Thousands .who never heard 6t
the ’Spring Song’ now sing !Whcn
the Leaves Come Tumbling Down*,
little realising that 7 a part ot it is
one of the world’s greatest musical
classics, but that it took a catchy
bit of jazz theme to mako this class
ic known everywhere.
“There has been sonic disapproval
from the highbrows of the so-called
-•violation of. the classics’, but the
fact remains that it took flapperiza-
tion to get the world at large in
terested in this most beautiful Wen- H
deissohn melody. < •
“I, for one, cannot ke how learn
ing classics via jazz college in any* j
,jvay Violates their, beauty, and the
public is showing a decided prefer
ence for classical jazz as proved by
a recent survey which revealed tha -
fact that more music of this type Is '
sold than any othtr.
•Thfr Towmcerwe •vmmritoKf -
ever that popular dance music is a
great educational fact<#V?d com in* •
to mean more to us every day, and
that from this union of ttyc «w .awl
the old will be born % tow nfisical
era which students wilt* ttf'.idty'us’y'
study a century hence and refer to
as tfieVcfcssIcs of old/ v
“ThtiA will, tfrtte VMtttC iWM* \
tictli cenbuy.popular nrnne.'* *
P-A-L-A-C-E
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT-
™NORMA
TALMADGE
NEW COLUMBIA 6-CYLINDER ROADSTER
For $675.00
Driven Only 900 Miles-This Car Is a Wonderful Pargaln.
It is not often that one gets a-chance to buy a ^
i cylinder car at such a low price See ua at ^ inter6sted 88
this car will not remain on our show rpom floor long.
CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY
Mr. W, F. Dqpcy ami -Mr. ft
tXi)ima\rnf hnvo rcturneil from Ine
|. urnlturo Dcalen' Convention Uelil
In Augu.ta,
E’— ■ .
Mr. nnu^.Mrn. Enrl Droneh. of
A them, were the week-end gnesw
of l)r.' nnd Mra. W. K. Swnnn.-
Wnttoll News.
Mrs. F. H. Williams ,1b visiting
In Madison.
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Mr. nnd Mm. T. A. Dick of Nor
folk Yn.. ore vi.lting their par
ents Dr. hnd Mra. W.1H. Dick.
g]
Mra. Harvey Blnvall oral Mina
Julia Htov.lt wont to Madlnon Krt-
dny ufternoon to vliilt Mra. Fred-
crlc^ Fontcr. Jr., for tho week-end.
Miss Frances Anderson of Ath-
"enn was the week-end guest ot her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C*. II- Andcr-
son.—Wsnon Nfws.
.. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wlcr and
son. of Athens, were the guests of
Mrs. Little Wayne Sunduy.—Wal
ton Newd.
Miss Inet Kinumy Is visitlnif
relatives In Commerce.
1 ; f:ff -> —ffl— tf.
Among the prominent «¥<-<£-
town' guests expected to 1» prasent
at the soclnl meeting bf the D. A.
H. dn Saturday afternoon arc: Mrs.
Julius Talmadge of Athens, fhrst r
vice regent of the stale! Mrg. Mell I
Knox, • state chairman; Mre.r
Frank ami Mrs. Sanders Upshaw
of So«M Circle; Miss Maud Penn,
state chairman, and Mis* Anna
Jordan of Monticello; Mrs. Wi
liam ilonrn and Miss Martha Ed-1
mondapn, itatd chairman.' of F.o,
tonton; lire. P. W, Godfrey, n past
suta regent, nnd Mrs. Boykin I
~ 'jinson, of Covington; Mrs. W.
Lamar, of Macon, another state
eer.—Madisonian. ‘ ’
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Operation Not
“16 years ago I was operate*! on
for appendicitis and later operated
.ik.iIjj for gall stones. Neither du
me anjT good, nnd I suffered al
kinds of torture since. Five year:
nRo I took-Mayr’s Wohderful Rera-
edy and have felt no symptoms m
p.tln since. * All stomach sufferer:
should take It." It I* a slmplo
luirmlesri prephratloH that remove:
the catarrhal mucus from tin* Intes
tinal tract and allays the* Inflamma
tion whlclY cause praqflfcaliy al’
stomach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments, Ineldfclbfc appendicitis. On*
dose wlll'opnVhice 8F money re
funded. For sale # by all drtigRlsts
■—Advertisement,.
666
! is a Prescription for Colds,
; Fever and LaGrippe. It’s the
(most speedy remedy .
[know, preventing -Pneumo-
. nia.
“The LITHE PRICE”
DINING ROOM
SERVES t MEALS DAILY l
officcr.-
Mr. and Mrs. Julian McCurry
icafhe down Worn Atlanta last Bun-
day. Mrs. McCurry will be with
her mother here for several weeks,
—Madisonian. ..
* —
Miss KDra Jennlng has returned
from a visit to Atlanta where she
was the guest of Mrs. R. M. Wal-
ksr on Peachtree Road for several
days.
Miss Kathleen Smith, went over,
to Atlanta Friday to visit friends.
fpr several days. -
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Captain F. L. SDymaker will ad- ’
dress the congregation of tho
Presbyterian church nt Commerce
Sunday morning.
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tn
“WITHIN
the LAW”
SPECIAL
Here at
Last
h v, x/jfs
WITH 3—BIG STARS—3
LON CHENEY J
HARRISON FORD
Marguerite De La Motto
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
; Jolly for the Sundi
Convention at Oconee "
nday Schc
Heights.
Mrs. J.tek Goodman is eypected
home, from Atlanta Sunday where |
she is visiting her parents, Judge';
and Mrs. Murphey Candler.
. Mrs. Richard-Johnstonjvrlll leave'
in Jmte for » three months’ stay J
in Europe and wil! he ncromphnied |
by her two daughters. Miss’Isabel
Johnston and Miss Pamela John
ston, and Miss Katherine Winship,
t,slighter of Mr. Kmorv inship
aeon, end also Mui Meta
pson of Mecon.-^Joumal. ,,
Friday to attend thrcehlro-
convcntlon In AtJanU and
Aluminumware at
Sale Tomorrow 9:30 a. m.
2,000 pieces guaranteed QUALITY BRAND aluminumware go
on sale tomorrow at 9c, 69c and 99c. Greatest values, ever of
fered, eveiy piece guaranteed for twenty years.
Davison-Nicholson Co.
Athens’ Busiest Store