The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 28, 1923, Image 2
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THU BANNER-HERALD. ATHEN8, GEORGIA
MONDAY, MAY i
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fTORMICK AND PEERING Mow-
rs an<! Rakes. Hid stock an<l low
ten. E. P.'Bledde. m3Qc
FOR SALE—ONE DL’ROC JERSEY
sow, or will exchange for’ milch
cow. Phone 1618 or write "Durcc.”
care Ranner-llernhl. m28p
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I Athena Youngsters Lead
25,000 Ot/iers in World
Miscellaneous
notice — JoNEs c.Reeniioiisb
Lost And Found
LOST—TlftERSPAY. MAY 17. be- ( ANNUAL MEETING
The Seventy-Fifth Annual Mi el-
K of the policy-holders of the
j Southern Mutual Insurance f'o. will
be held on Tuesday. June f>, 192*.'.
at 11 A. M.. in the office of the
company In Athens. Ga.
A. E. GRIFFITH.
fluid. .l*k err.n
John B. Gpsklns.^ l‘h<
v.*Xrd.
WANTED—HELP
WANTED—Boy about 14
years old to deliver pa
pers), Apply Banner-Her
ald Office.
TV ANT 1C D—AUTO
Rhodes Motor
West Clayton, Phono -
WANTE I)—Housekeeper
for family of two. Good
koine for right person.
Apply 170 Barber Street
Hexathlon Class
Which They Won.
good 'Winner—which ‘I* more Im
portant than the victory Itself.
notTce
Jones Greenhouse New
Phone Number is 2002
Call us. m2Hc
LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL
Notice is hereby Viven of an In
tention to apply to the next regu
lar session of the General As.nrni-
bly of Georgia for the par.sace of a
bill, entitled as follows:
An Act to Amend an Act ?o-
e . . , . . proved July 31, 1918; entitled “An
after SIX O Clock. m30c Act to amend an Act entitled “An
— , s Act to amend the Charter of the
Wanted >town of Athens and
By JOHN D. ALLEN
Scoring a total of t»,026 points,
thus winning for the uerond con
secutive year the championship
In "ClaMH C.“ Is the r<»cojd of thfc
Athens Y. M. r. A. .. **te Boys
Hexathlon recently held In which
niorcf than 25,000 hoys In IG9 as.
locations competed for positions.
Ft.:tv dif.'t t» et 7 <‘annt?ls«
provinces and the District of Co
lumbia were represented, break
ing r*l] nrevJous rrcon' i for size.
Op< ! erevloi'n wps fled hv
•'*i /*hrnn hov. Jack Bolton, who
r, 0US 1L"'I the 19 n n ir^rk of ¥ feet j
11 ine’^e", f n <*•« broad I
'ifr*’> r the f.r, porid class. He j
nlnr, ir** Ms ••»*"« v’*h " total
w neD ft e'w' in fhe six ev*»
It Is reported that the local j
cotifilry club intends sending f
gulfing team to enter the Georgia |
State Golf Tournament,* which j
takes place In Macon in the heat
future.
That is a splendid idea and wouli
help to advertise the club more
than probably any other one thing
The Ibcal club has a strong go I
team this year, stronger than it
(J .was last year, and the team woub
J.be sure fo make a good showing
,‘in Macon.
Thklng part In tl/e North*as'
Georgia Golfing League has brough
much favorable comment fo- th
local club and the course here I
known as one of the bes^ in this
section. If the local club sent .
team to Macon It would widen that
see him go, but helped him find a
place as timekeeper in a big. man*
ufactu ring, plant, here, „
all a ffstake—this' getting §
married young,” comments James.
Then a happy thbught strikes him.
*T could have made a- go of it
if she had only kept out of court
Gee, I wish I could have stayed iu
school. I’d like to play football and
baseball with the rest of the fel- '
lows I”
A long sigh:
“Life Is strange, Isn’t It?” hr
asks. f
“Especlaly married life.” .
Health in every glass
■dl *
broth the world over. Rice—the food (f
more people than ang other cereal. Yeast
that is rich in peplonea (aids lo digestion)
end those Itfe^tverS—vitnminep. A little
sugar—just enough. Bohemian hopsiqfijj
add their tonic properties, taste and tempt., ;
ing tang.' Purest water. Sterilized, aged,
can make It—this, today, 2?ypur Arvo. j
Ninety-Six Boys and Girls
Will Be> Awarded Diplo
mas. Mayor Thomas Will
Deliver Address. >
SO.'EM MEET
Graduation exercises for the
Athena High School will be held
J in the .Octagon on the Univer-
Startling Condition wlI1
■rikH 1
A .glint Kel-
» ? Irrt Dorn-
•laso, Martin
University of Georgia
Third in A. A. U. Meet.
Georgia Freshmen Score
Three Points.
1 Acts amendatory thereof,” approv*
WANTED — mandolin. GUITAR e ? August 24, 1872, so as to pro-
an,I Ukelele Pupils wanted. MI.I J ide * C J- V ! 1 Commission
liaidro Martin will own a studio in J',! 1 * , Clt »°' ^fthena to ptnre
r -r ^ K
r,d r 5 J , ‘ r ;, P * ln vide for the personnel of raid
t.ultar, W Banjo and Ukeleie. Kor. Contmlra'on, and Tor roles and
further formation, address J. I- regulations governing suit! Com-
Morris JubIc Shop, Lumpkin Street, j mission, and for other purpor.es
Jlc so as to change the tenure
The University of Georgia-track
t6uin bus returned from Atlanta
sherdsrv of the Ath***** v »« - * where they contested in the South-
ntered In th* He—'thlon }*sfwn A. A. U. Track Meet, win-
rnmnrto in rlv different | ,, * n * third place. After receiving
cyetit't vorv'nr with the weight- for work on th? track thin
#•»—ur'tb- hn~~ j„ the -nllmlte^ ycar * the tea ”» will disband,
class these events are the broad I *^ eors * a T®ch too * c * lrB - *dac • in
Vmn. short rotito r ■*'*». lofig po !*, m0#t w,th a totaI °f forty-six
r'ice, fence '♦'•hit. MljH A *. . .... ,
rf,ct rut. mhr- rHfises have , Atlanta Athletic club finish-
competltlous rutted to the age an'’ ??_ fcecond^ with 36 points. Gear
Wanted—a force pump for
sixty foot well. A. II. Davison.
WANTED—BATH ROOM Fixtures,
tub and closet, also kitchen sink.
Address Bix SiS, Athens, Ga. m2Sc
nu an to LitanKe ute tenure o ot*
fire of the members of said r«m-
mission and their oualificatio^s■
to prescribe the qualifications, timr
and manner of selection, and ten
ure of . office of their successors*
and for other purposes,
•This May 28, 1923.
WANTED—TWO NICELY furnished
or unrumlshcd ruoms for light
housekeep/ng. connecting ^ath it
possible, olose In. Address P. O. Box
No. 4S or. Phono 334. m30p
For Rent—Rooms
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
June'1st. near Normal School. W.
T. Florence, Photie 1759-W. m29c
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS, unfur-
nlshed apartment, upstairs, private
bath, sink in kitchen, good location.
Phone 3B4-J, m29p
Athens Visitors
Among those visiting In Athenr
Mondny were H. O. Pounds, At
lanta; J. B. Winter, Atlanta: W.
L. Sellars, Atlanta; W. W. Wright
Memphis. f
FOB BENT-UPSTAIRS Apartment.
private bath and sink in kitchen.
Call 1329. m29c
FOR KENT—SMALL APARTMENT
to couple. Phone 1625. m30p
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—ONE BUSHEL CANE
Seed. Apply Banner-Herald Office.
FOR SALE — SLIGHTLY USED
Standard make piano player, at a
bargain. Good as new. Phone 1274.
m29c
FOR SALE—WESTERN ELECTRIC
. machine, in. perfect condition. , New
attachments. Phone 1274. m29c
FOR SALE-LSINGER SEWING ma
chine, drop head. In splendid con
dition. New attachments. Phone
***** m29o
FOR SALE—ONE SET, EACH t)F>f '
Harvard Classics, Nelson’s Ency
clopedia and Pocket University; book
case, easy chair, cumei*. photo
graphic equipment. 491 Franklin Ht.
or Phone 1782.
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Murphey. and Mrs. Murphey* Ra**’
ford. Va-; A C ' Wheeler, Gaines
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B. R. Bluw New York City: E
E. Cowart. Albany, Ga.; E. F Jack-
son, R L Baden, Atlanta; John
Smith, Douglas Ga; E. II. King
Louisville, Ky.
Henry II. Durrence • Clayton,
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Thomson Ga; J. E Dunn, Asheville
N C.; L. II. Chamberlain Chicago
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Day and Night
"rrt'-'ng fb*
“Clntn B.“ rP* 1 tho-’e
than 1,000 In *'Clacc A.”
nneerned. In twenty-four
o-i.a.rnnK *Tirnii»it Sfurt?,* hme P. EC V l ‘' d
country, ihme with under m| U „X" it 5,! L t f en . P° nts '
i -ro ’- ft in "rimq r** Athletic club came uexl
T . f , with fourteen points: Oulethorn
l thirteen; Vanderbilt. five7jenk°i r „ P ,
t\!th more running unattached, five; Tec*
High School, four, and the Geor
g» freshmen, three.
M,r,WE R The feature of the mnet wr.s thr
AVERAGE pole vaulting of Odell, represent
ing the Atlanta Athletic duo. II
Tho Importance of tho mark net cleared the bar at * twelve fee.
*'v the local boys Is seen In the four Inches, a new Southeaslc-
'' tr * that tho average of their In- A. A. U- record.
•■’vfdirnl snrlng. 107. is higher than Chisholm and Cool; of the D.
’Hat of either of the other classes J* cleared the high jump at fii
Chamrlons of “Class R” averaged fwt, eleven inches, a new South
140 wh*!e there, of “Oipss C“-fell •*•••5** A* A. U. record,
to 07. This indicates that members A drizzling rain fell during l!:
of »he Athens Y. M. C. A. are re- wMch was responsible i
ooirtpg tho ber» ^-alcal tralnlnr tne 2jow time on the track.
*o b** found lu u.ts nesonlationr J *
♦hrhnnhout America. It klso indi- »“" —-
ontes thnt. contrary ,to onlnloi*. ■ «1 n t
boyh. of tho South are not Inferior* tSdSGD£tll KCSllItS
*n energy and physical develop.jj , ^
pnetny of th« Georgia farmer If
•IIPRlaylng an activity that is'diin-
gerous to the - planters as it lx dis
quieting.
On the farm of Messis. Ralnej
and Hollingsworth.-about four mlb:
beyond C’hlekasnwhatchee, the cot-
covered on Raines and !. b « s> ve " diplomas or certificates
TT ... . the largest class in the history ot
HoIling£Jwortii rarm. I the school.
j The program will begin with
Tho boll weevil Is already ptirrlng j muhic by the High Schbol band
1 Terrell county. In fact the great- | followed by the invocation by Dr.
S. E. Wasson, pastor of the First
Methodisf church* j
The senior class oration will bo [
delivered by John Linton Green, j
son of Judge and Mrs. Thorns F. '
Green. Miss Cullie McWInrter will !
give *n reading. These students J
were chosen from the honor list. I
Mayor George C. Thomas will j
deliver the principal address- Th:* ;
diplomas will be delivered by Dr* \
John D. ‘.Well, president of the:
Board of Education.
The High School is closing one
of the most, if not me .... j
ccssful ycar in jts history. The ——
school enrolled some six hundred.j
or more students during tlx-
1923 term and is recognized as j
one of the most efficient ih “
entire south.
One of the most interesting
ercises of the 1923 commencement
&jgpMip
iThe alLyear-’round soft drink
Anheuser-Busch, Inc, St. Louis
10"
Henson Bros. & Fulbright
Wholesale Distributors
Athens, Ga.
infested
With tin*
unable to
having tin
pick them
ape with the weevils by
negroes on the farm
nnd the situation Was
Indeed grave. At the last tlmr
nicking was attempted upwards ol
twelve hundred of the cotton pentr
.vere found and -there seemed to
he no Indication of Die prolific
destructive weevils, dlmlnbhlng.
Messrs. Haines and Holllngr
worth decided that a determined ef
fort must be made at or.crto com-
letely eradicate the cotton
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent, over $1,000;
10 per cent up to $1,000.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law office# Phono 1676.
406 Holman Bldg. Athens, Georgli
itroyers. At the suggestion o'{program Will be the laying of the
gentr,
eiit’ to thnno of northern and
western states. , ;• ’
Potlhwlng fn a comnlete 1I*t of
tho 4ft boeft who made places on ’ CLIJBS
“ - Hexathlon team: Nashville
STANDING OF CLU03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
VV. L. pet
21 14 .C0(
,6Gf
19 15
20 1C
18 16 .52
18 17. .51
15 17 .46
15 19 .44
10 22 .51
P0 Pou r d ''lasn—Harvey COker, Chattanooga
Warren AfcCvane. Nu'* an Cox, New Orleans
Carl Elliott, Welden Boiton. Ijiw- Mobllo
-cnee Costa. Glep Jacksoh, Mprton Atlanta
Hodgson. Jr.. Billups, Jobu*o«. Memphis
John Gordon. Runort Curry, W. T. Birmingham
po"*i.. Bernard Johnson. ‘ : Little Rock ..
96 Pound Class—Jack Bolton/ *
Joseph Costa. Carlton Jester, Jas. AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nnowles, John Hodgson, B. L» CUTBS— W. L. Pet
Cauthen, Nelson Dec". Morris New York 25 10
Goodman, f ouls Irby. Phlladslphla 19 13
Itn pound class—August Kellar. Cleveland in 10
<tco»t Fnps, George Ashford. Her- 1*
bort* iTohon. Evdnoy OohVman,
1?r, pound Clnss—Joel Dean. Al-
rt Dornblatt. Uhrnce Bmltli, 4oh r
Green. Chbries Morrln Jamns Ha>
-»rt *w.»,.der Rush. 74. R. Bartlet'
John Bnnflurant, Trvon Htiaglns
TTni'mlted rl*»ss—Martin Kllnat
4rk. Pnrwbll T^filory. Prank Dud
»'v. Carlton Mail. 1.4* Orlggr
C’^rrorn 1 ontrf. A. M. Smith.
P**il crdlt for the 1 showing ma«b
* tho A ♦ , —us v. M. c. A. roes tr
|n«r.*co W Joucf* rhvslcal dl
rector. i»/* a»*4|u«» to Colonel Forbes
who pm f -*d h'**hlv tho work being
done by Mr. Jones
Washington 14 18
tit. Louis 14 i9
Chicago is 19
Boston 10 ia
.42
.40
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CLUBS— W* Iu
Jw York 28 8
Tttsburg 21 14
thldago
Brooklyn ....
5t. Lou!*
Boston
Cincinnati ....
Philadelphia
17 17
17 17
18 19
14 —B .42
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15:45 A. 1L« **10:10 A. >4.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective twtfcy. April *», 152*.
No 5 leave. Athene 7:45 A. m.. at-
rive. Iailn 17ft x
No. 5 htra Athen. 4:15 P. m., w
rive. X*ds 5 :a p. «.
No. 7 k—v.. Lulx 5:55 p. m., Arrlre.
Athene-S:94 p. m.
No. < leaves Lula 10:10 a. nu ar
rives if then* HtJJk “ ^
Q. B.| MILLER/C,
Telephone IL.
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YeQowCabCo.
PHONE 66
Offlct
GEORGIAN HOTEL
The Fairway
E. KA Y I
“THE SMILING PAINTER- 1
Fin* Painting and InUrlor
Decorating
Phone 1297, Athena, Ga.
Dixie Boy Pl*y Suha
—«2B0 to SJ.7S
Baseballs ... ..*%f*16c ta $t-75 }
Bathing Suita ..52.50 to 5S.50 ;
Bathing Caps : .75e j
Tennis Rackets . .12.76 ts ItO OO |
Union Bardware Skates.. .$2.80 1
Fairy Velocipedes $5.00 to $17.00 j
Skate MoMVm ....$$.7$ to $7.7$ i
Pedal Skips $6M U $$*> ,
Bicycle, Motorcycle and >«/to- }
mobile Tire Pump* Repaired, j
Bam Cartledge won th* Annua'
Spring Tournament at the Clover-
hurst Country Club hnd th# ten
dollar golf bag that Wfbt with It,
over Terrell Perr>' the runner-up
who won the five dollars for D#ing
the other finalist.
Samuel ehot real golf, nnd It took
that kind Of golf to elfminato th«
blond haired Viking who was hli
opponent. The final count ehowed
Sam'4 up and * to play.
Perry, his blond locks blowing
In the wind was putting hl» heart
Into every ehot and he made n gal
lant stand, but Just couldn't top
the other boy. Terrell hasn't beet
playing golf all bis life, blit as
Ihng as ho has bean playlnfr he
has made, wonderful preeresg one
otheds in the future tournaments.
Bam Cart ledge, the homo entrj
Who worked hit way throtigh to the
‘op his game and tdww-jd, just
what steady nerve* and ^-ohstan*
practice will -do. Sara itiitel out
like a machine and ht w-ia still
playing like a machine at the end.
and a well oiled machine at that.
IL fxterminxtor.
MONDAY’S GAMES
80UTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta at Little Koolc.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
(Only two gamre ocheduledli.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boaton it Philadelphia.
(Only game .cheduted.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE*
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
Fittabtirg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at St. Louln
SUNDAY'S RE8ULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington I; Net. York ft
Detroit 5: Chicago 0.'
St. Imula J; Cleveland 6.
(Only three gamea achedule<t>
Davids,
for :tm\< Mixture
nou n boll ’ wrn il ext«
'bout five gallons t»f the polsoi
v-v-o tnkrn out to th» farm to er
♦criment m th» worst ir.fcsto,
'f-w. Lart Thursday (he Hill’.-
|Uktiirn wan Ihoroughly applied to
'IflcPii Hcrcn of the moat dcnselj
opulatcd with fhe insects. Tues
lay morning the name acres were
napected by a large number of
n*»«U and l>nugherty county plant-
• *t v/ljo are in th»- Hrimo'fix re-
•■rdJrjf f|ji. |,f,|| weevil n.«f Messrs.
* l i'iii'H nnd Holllngawhrth, The ne-
•ot < again went over the fields lr
oentlon and found only five Uv
• II weevils, while numbers o
b-ad ones were scattered all ove
he plants nnd down on the grounf
•etw en (he r
Thin n live,weevil was taker
tnd placed «»n n plant which had
>ern mopped with 11111*11 Mixture
-1?U Thursday. The weevil gnawed
r chewed at the leaf for a little
vhlle nnd then fell off the plant
■**ad< Messrs. Haines nnd I loll Digs-
vorth were delighted with the re-
•iHju and intend to use the polsnr.
mnlnder of the plantation
the Terrell county plant-
th who witnessed the sight therr
vere Messrs. Then Irwin nnd Chns
turke of Amerlcus, f. O Thotnnr
md J..T). Moseley. Dlrd Odom anf
'•hnrlcs Mallory of Albany, nnd Jit-
loca’ I cornerstone for Mell Auditorium
ll* (Wednesday morning. The audi-S
toriuni, which was begun recently, {
will hear the nanie.of Principal K. I
D. Mell.
Wednesday night the senior class'
will be tendered a reception on the j
High School lawn, the guests be
ing by invitation* ! I
Rfdilca
llarrctl of Aiiguata. Mr. Hnr-
-w rcnrciwntpil-the IIIII’h Sflxtur,
-otnpany nr AugiiBla. while (h* ren'
r. I lip gentlemen arc prominent
-niton men In their respertlvt
•owns.—Dawson News
Marir In Haste and
Alimony At Leisure;
—Maybe But Hardly
The program for the graduation
exercises follows:
Music—High School Band.
Invocation—Dr. S. E* Wasson.
Oration, “Loyalty”—John Lin-
tdn Green.
Commencement Song, AJfrcd
Murray—Senior Girls Chorus.
The Selfish Giant. Oscar Wilde
—Callie McWhirter. Incidental
music. Mary Ferguson-
Clarinet .Solo, Lo Secret, Gnu-
tier—Charles E* Morris. Accom
panist. Margaretho Morris.
Address—Hon* George C. Thom-
One Grand Sweet Song, King-
Senior Girin Chorus.
Delivery of Diplomas—Dr. .John
D. Mell.
Announcements. »
A. If. S.—Audience- »
REWARD LACE WORKERS
PARIS.—Skilful and industrious
lace workers in Northern France
will be rewarded- They will re
ceive 100,000 trancs from William
Nelson Cromwell, American phil
anthropist- Mr. Cromwell, who is
honorary president of the Rctour
nu Foyer, has done much Tor
blinded Frcrich soldiers.
PURE AND SPARKLING ‘
NATURE'S BEST REMEDY
No other water has the wonderful taste, the InvffiorfynQ feel
ing that It leaves after each glaa* full—It's delightful, yes It’e—
LINTOK SPRINGS
ER
Ql.rill
Linton Springs Water Company
Office Broad Street
DTSTRQIT.—Early marriages aro
llnres, snvs James Chadwick
philosophically. And James ought
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 2; st. Louis 1.
Brooklyn 4: Boston 6.
Chicago 2; Pittsburg 4.
New York 12; Philadelphia 4.
80UTHERN LEAGUE
Nashville *; New Orleans 2.
Memphis 6; Birmingham s.
Chattanooga-Moliile, postponed
know.
For he’s only it now. Rut al
•endj’ he's been:
MarrioTr,
Divorced.
fnitrated Into the Almo.tv • 1*
▼ore's bow It all bonnem’d:
Jnnirs. a high school student, de-
ICod ho ought .to pirn vop-p
•pending money Ht night. So bh
'htaired a job ns'a wrapper In n
'epartment sore.
Along came romance. A good.
~*klng irtrl sat at the next desk.
I voung Dan Ctinfd sent a short
*»to tho hearts of both. What mat-
* v ~cd ff tho girl wero four* years
Is srnfor.
/ ,TJ»nv worn married.. Scarcely
fhn stortflnr nfws. of this tiled
cut than word camo that tho youth-
'iil Mrs. '•hadwtek was suing her
morn vntqhful husband for dl
rotrn. This she won. with $5 week*
*’v qltmnnv attached,
j Yohng Chadwick was ordered by
'he court to obit school and get a
‘ull-tfn'f jnh so he conlif abide by
‘Vo rtnU-r. Members of the faculty,
who liked the hi!, were sorry to
iSSDF.D CiHXOR POISONS
LONDON, r-r Distinctive colors
for poisons have been asked of the
General Medical Council by the
Privy Council. Strychnine, ft fs
propovd should be a “brilliant
treen. Suitable dyes also should
be added to sheep-dip nnd we«d
exterminator, states the Privy
Council s petition.
LIBRARY READY SOON
LOUVAIN*— Reconstruction of
the famous library at Louvain
University, burned by tne Ger
mans soon after they entered Bel
gium, is proceeding rapidly* In
stallation of 800.000 books will be
possible by October I.
YOU FEEL LIKE KICKING
Bocaure you had to pay a full fare for two or
three blocks to escape that ehower. It’s true
that 7c was a small price to pay to ; conserve
your health and your clothing, but the fare did
seem too much, just the same. Ride on a Pass
and you won’t feel that way again because the
pasr- at only ?1.00 a week makes every car your
car for any distance great or small, for any
number of trips you care to'take.
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LEMONS GRAPE FRUIT £ j,
Front the Heart of the World’s Greatest Orange
Four Specials •
Remember that
In no other section of the Send Us $2.00 and We
world, do oranges, lemons mjn cl:,. vnll
and gra-pe fruit reach the
high point of perfection either one Of these four
of those produced in Cal- specials.
il^deai’forthTproduction ^“ATHDPOR^G- regulate the.fox*.
of quality fruit : Coptin- the long winter diet oi
usl sunshine and clear ••***£*'dozen of ..oranges
skies during the growing according to size-
fruit, with
its healthful mineral nults
and natural Might bulk,
supplies Just ; :'t«6kc ele
ments most , dieeded tc
season develop the very ONE CRATE .OF LEM-
finest flavor and generous ONS-^Holditig frohj 12 to
heavier foods'.'
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sizes.
Remember that we ship
direct 'from “Grove to
n of lemons
to.size.
ATE OF GRAPE
Holding from 8
Consumer" thus assuring to foiir’dpzen *f grape
absolutely fresh fruit full fruit according to size.
of health-producing ener
gizing qualities.
ONE COMBINATION
CRATp—Holding four
dozen'oranges, four dozen
lemons, one dozen grape
fruit.
Serve frUiU In ' some form
every dayc life ettiily and
economically > )obt» i ri e (1
under our pjan. CO-OP-
ERATlVE j;na^les yoti tc
serve the verjr- choicest
fruits—whenever y °. u
want them—at truly eco
nomical cost.
CO-OPERATIVE FRUIT EXCHANGE
457 West Ocean Avenue
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
bring; :o you an wi>)nnhA> U<Urirt 'HJiW'fWffJ''
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