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I |n iV. m BgwwBi.awai.Pi xnam, owmora Would You Buy a Good Caffor $100? WILL HONOR 1I0E STONE Conolly Motor Co. Read Herald Want Ads. MACON. Ga.—Tifre Stone, one of the greatest/ pitchers who ever delivered a balrfrom a mound in a uoutnem collegiate baseball game, will be honored by his followers Saturday, when the last game of the Mercer schedule is played. Saturday has been set aside by the baseball fans as “Tige Stone Day.” # Stone will pitch his last game of college baseball on Saturday, ac cording- to Jo’sh Cody, coach of the Baptist nine, which will make it the most fitting day that could be NeMark Wonderful Shoes for Women 60 Exclusive Styles that vie with those f offered elsewhere at $8 and $10 £ ThbfjVill Win Your k fMk Moty, Extravagant TMam ^Praise You wty bV astonished when yon see t h< trWy Wonderful Values and Erquidtte Styles of Newark Shoes at $3.SO to $5. $0 , _ £xduvva\ Styles l hfiaisWt CtimiB of Shw StorM la dw United Stilts. AtheA^jja.. Stor., 1S1 Clayton "at., "N.xt to Kr.a." All Ncwattc Store. OsnStkre^Eretilntt to Acctxnreodit. Cwtoaret _ to accord him the honor is due him- The day will be even more dramatic than ordinarily it would be, for on Saturday Josh Cody, who has directed the desti nies of Mercer for three years, and who is one of the greatest coaches in the section, will lead his men to battle for the last time. Coach Cody will leave Macon for Nash ville about June 1 to again be come a part of Vanderbilt univer sity. He will be assistant to Coach Dsn McGugin at that university next year. The merchants around town are putting thair -heads., together in the discussion'et« gift tofstoAe,(which will be grespnifd tpjhim on thu i * k furls > field Sstuihsy. Baxes'.where fans may contribute are open at Milch- ell-WiUiams-afack- « The Herbert Smart'Clothing Company will give three tickets tp the game Saturday to anyone mak ing a purchase of more than $10 value, and Parks-Chambers J Jacobs will give three tickets to. game of Friday arid Saturday to anyone making a purchase, of - more '.han $5 value. IS BEING PAINTED Miss Mary Franklin, Ath ens Artist, Finishing Pic ture of Great Benefactor of University. by FEE KAMENSKY On entering tho reception room II the first thing . that ot Soule Hal strikes the eye arc ttirpe pictures on the, walls. One .exclaims. “Oh, what Orel these Sorplla's doing hore?" - Their -vividness makes u spot of such brilliance, in the mom that one; must think themselves .transported to sunny Spain- I’*tea ! someone explain! to yon thatilt la [not Spain but Africa, Algerian r ra- ' light on . Algerian sand ahd that thb artist Is not' tho tfreal'Spaniard but our own Miss Mary Franklin. Wo are Instantly consumed with a desire to see this wonderful per son, to see more or her work, and when we meet her slowly walking along on the college campus,we timidly ask permission to visit her in her studio. It is given and one afternoon we find ourselves in her studio in Peabody Hall. It Is a groat room In the base ment of Peabody. Miss Franklin receives ye. In her paint bedaubed tad 1 W« < are permitted to e work' udder probes* ot ht at, well as sopie'fln- ritts which ktand about on easels. ''' * Wearftijul 1 Styes' ! » Sensational Values \4c prompt tadcocrtymp service , when Tcocpnybrgp whether or not yoa Intend to bay. Chic Dresses trwsi Coats &Wraps' : $19.50 OPEN A^DIGNIHED. nre a nAn « A/WMTHFP \ • CHARGE "ACCOUNT Something 6rerj Week Phene 1366 0(4! PICTURES *op,Y wprk Just now, Is ,the of Mr. George Peabody. Franklin Is Working on, It; of Mr. G Miss Frankll h|ch -Is nearinr'completion, ok Inexperie o'but that « experienced eye could thkt it ‘was as' flnUhed be, bet Miss' Franklin f it neods'somo finishing artist . explain* td ns of American, who did . »o rtnckmvwhktw- ,:»u to the University of Oeorgia and founding Peabody In stitute In Nashville as well as va rious other philanthropic projects of which he was the founder. -He was burled in Westminster Abbey and after they buried him according to the ordera of Qnfltn Victoria they found a will with directions to bury blm in bis home in Massachusetts, so they dug him up and burled him there," sold Miss Franklin. The ; portrait of the dlsllngulsii,- man gfl) be bung in the Peabody Alimtiniimware rr Sale, Tomorrow 2,000 pieces guaranteed QUAUTY BRAND aluminumware go 3 ffUtUeUlCCCU \»w*»*.** » — ; m on sale tomorrow at 9c, 69c and 99c. Greatest values ever of fered, every piece guaranteed for twenty years. Davison .Nicholson Co. ‘ 1 >! 1 ' ' Athens’Busiest Store ! bl lEach State Has Individual Shimmy S/yle Vincent Lopez Discovers Forty-eight Varieties of Shakers to His Tunes “Show tne how you shake the shimmy and Ill tell you where you live,” offers Vincent Lopes, musical director of the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. The minute the music starts Mr. Lopes locates a dancer’s home state, unless the shimmy was learned away from home, for the story the feet tell is where they picked up their tcrpsichorcan tricks. ‘ * OtTY-UGHT Smuuizs "There are forty-eight different kinds of dancing in the forty-wight states;** Mr. Lopes insists, “and when 1 play a good tune that is uni versally known, like ‘AH Muddled up’, it gets ’em gout' good. "It’s one ef those nut melodies that really take people out of themselves and into the spirit of the donee, to that 1 can do the detective to my heart's content. InumiicATioHi Accuxats "There’s a gallantry about Geor gia, a loose expensivenets them Texas, a dash about California, and a touch of sophisticated boredom about New York. "At for Missouri you ought to see the way they pound out the measures I Ohio's harder to spot, but a peculiar in-toeing usually gives ’em away. Iowa toes out more and Montana always prances; »* the ,Mr. Lopex checks up his classifi cations by the hoed register some times just for fun and finds his method to accurate he declares he could open a mail order course in j Hull, and 'Is J>eirig.presented to tha University by Mias Franklin. Wl*n tekod whether she would have n.ty ceremony at Us hanging, inich -a an unveiling, dies Franklin . ra- pired. 'tta, no, I don’t want any fusB over IL“ , Another portrait chat may be teen In' -the studio at present is that of Mrs. Ellen Washington Bellamy, a, charming portrait made from very fine duguerrotype. The artist said that next to working from life she liked working-from dagueleotypes. This picture Is for the Washing ton Memorial Library in Macon which Mrs. Bellamy gave that city In memory of her father. Time flies when one Is'In Miss Franklin's studio talking of her be loved .Paris and the world ot ArL One Visits In fancy the Quortlere Saint Paraasse, and Uvea In the charmed -atmosphere of studio Ute that is only found in Paris. Miss Franklin spent many years abroad, and expects to return some day Bbe-t|gys. - Building Contracts For April $6,029,400 t, BuHding contracts. awarded li the state of Georgia during th< month of April amounted to ft, 029.400, according to f. W. Dodgi Corporation. This was an increas of 44 per cent over the preceding mpnth. The April recoil included $3,- 103.200, or SI per cent for residen* tinr buildings: $1,257,500, of 22 pei cent for buslnes buildings; $52$, $00, or 10 per cent, for public worki and uUlities; and $590;800, or 1( per cent, for industrial plants. Construction started In Georgh during the first 4 months of thi: year has amounted 'to $33,94$,300 of which $21,922,100 was in the c!t> of Atlanta. Another Sale of AlumimumYare At Davison-Nidtolson Everybody will remember the last aluminumware sals held by It 1 * concern, at ttui opening hour »ho store eras filled, with people. Olid more than one thousand pieces of, slumthumware wap sold T n an hour. .Davison-Nicholson Co., announce that the values offered in this sale will exceed those of any other sale. Remember the hour, 0:30 Satur day morning. CUT THIS OUT-IT 18 WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclou with Sc and mail It to Foley * Co., 2815 Sheffield, Ave, Chicago, nL writing your name and address clearly. Ton will receive In return a trial pack age containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and up; Foley Kidney PHI* for pnlnr. Ndire And back; rheumatism. 1 '■cache, kidney and blagdtr ail ments;! and Foley. Cntliartlc Tab-l lets, a wholesome and 1 thoroughly ! cathartic for constlnatlon STEMS’ELECTRIC PASTE ■i’s^sysa Ready for Urew-Brettorthre nTrapre loi, box# Ke ® CX * ™OLD 1VIRYWH1R* EAT MORE BREAD v Eat* it in Bettson’s Bread, or Golden Cream Bread, made with fresh sweet milk. 70 per cent of your food should be Bread. Black Walnut Layers Toasted Cocoanut Layers Pineapple Layers Orange Layers' BENSON’S BAKERY illiousnesA headaches, and”sluggish I bowels. Advertisement I ROUND-TRIP SUMMER FARES From Athens, Os., Going and returning vie Savannah an.l ship New York .$53.13 Boston V. ...... 65.69 Philadelphia .. _ 48.35 Baltimore 42.80 Oolng via Savannah and ship, returning rail or vice vena New York h $55.60 Boston 70.70 Fam tb other; resorts propor tionately reduced. Tickets In- cludo meal* and berth aboard ■hip. For sailing dates, accommoda tions and other Information ap. ply to Ticket Office, C. ot Oa. Station, Phone lggl.-or J. Y. Brute, c, A.. 224 East Washing ton'Skraet, Phone $40. ‘ ctnfral of Oeorgia Ry. Ocean Steamship Co. M. A M. T. Company. Which do you <want? You can buy clothes by saying “I want a suit,” butyoubuy CLOTHES SATISFACTION when you ask at Lee Morris’ for Kuppenlieimer GOOD CLOTHES They'rt a safe and sound investment in good appearance. See the splendid suits in our windows, reasonably low priced. Plenty more inside. An unexcelled variety of patterns and styles to chodse from. A beautiful selection of Palm Beach, Gabardine, Mohair and Tropical Worsted Suits made by the House of KurpeiJieimer. Youths’ and Boys’ Two (2) PanJs Suits. f ' Straw Hats of Every Description. Our Stock of Florsheim Shoes and Oxfords t ■ i U , isiworthy of your inspection. Furnishin'gB of AD Kinds for the Man and Boy. M. J,. . t licjl ' .iThnr, LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” CorncfrBroad and Jacksori Streets ■ ■ mNT AD (miMNS ■ YOU can FIND them in the WANT COLUMNS Our classified columns will save you unlimited trouble if you are seeking a maid/a cook, a chauffeur, a bookkeeper^ or any ^Into^lsO homes wfli your advertisement go—and v.;hen you see the number and high character of the replies—-you will realize the advantages of advertising in BANNER - HERALD PHONE 75 .£ufv - • ■