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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923 . ' THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA ' . , „ r thouM door of said County, I fir! ,t Tuesday In July, 1923, be- L 1 1„. legal Hours of wile, to the .t i,id«!cr Toe cash: ,• tract &r parcel cf land on of Oconee River, In* Athens, (’ounty, Georgia; bounded on v, an unnamed Street, on West ,f 1’hurley flood, on North by ."i lings,, agd on-South by lands s. Beginning at cor- i:cfi Jennings lot, and running i fifty feet, thence West to lot I * , imri.-y flood, thence along said | ° t flft> - feet to- lot of Bon Jcnnlngtv I , h _ n ,.,. to Starting point; being , the ,,,-oM^y Anvcyed by deed 'of \ f s. LyShot to MIttle Goosby, re- fJLimI inSe&l Book ,6, page 199. I Clerk’s office Superior Court, said . iinjrTltinl real estate ndver- :„1 jo hoAumld as the property i<> Gooeby, ^deceased, for the I Ainu.'* of paying debts of the de- r^sn!. ai f og, distribution among Book 2». iwges 350-551, u,„ mii Rachel Stem and The Beale Men ■hduxtrial. Hem. win mu e't puW ic ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE «tcrjr, between the lent hour, at at an order from the be ^ lre *>>• Court Houee door. In —ry of Clarke County. , County. Oeorgla. on the tint public outcry, before . ay J1 ^ U *T ne *t, to the hi,belt bidder for caih. the following de- scribed property, to-wit: Those two lots -of land lying in Clarke County. Georgia, and descrlb- “* “n follows: A tract containing eighty and seven-tenths (80,7) acres, and being IS“t__, N0, aocord !ng to a plat of ,tne Klng-Hodgson Farm made by fl. I* Veal, in 1917, and of record In Book 23, page 232, In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarkfe County, OcorglA. \ 2. A tract lying in the 241st Dis trict fl. al, containing 00 acres, more nr less, known as the J. E. Bradherry and bounded on the North by the ,lands of J. I,. Mi’Leroy, East by isuke Hardeman, South by Abb Bur nett. West bg Primitive Baptist hurch lot, Hinton ,ond Dial, and be ing the place on which Lesley liar- ird now resides. This property will be sold ns the property of the estate of Wesley Barnard for the purpose of’Satisfy ing principal and Interest of two notes Executed and delivered by the tag and being In Clarke .County,*Justice shall appertain. ;! Georgia^ about three miles from Athens and adjoining on ths North property of Joe and Laura Smith, East by property-of Joe and Laura Smith and Anderson Wyche, South by property of Wyche and Susan Ruck er, and West by laads of Susan Rucker and Is fully and accurately described by a plat of a survey of made by F. W. Cheney, ’Janu ary 31st, 1917*, said plat attached to and made a part of deed conveying said tract of land to Holman Smith by Joe Smith and Laura Smith, said deed dated February 7th, 1917, and recorded In Deed Book No. IB, page 40(5, Office Clerk Superior Court, Clarke County, Georgia. Said tract containing 3 1-4 .acres, more or less, and more fully and accurately de scribed In said plat and deed. All ! that’ tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in said State and County and in Princeton Factory District, containing 31 Witness the Hon. Judge of Bald Court. 1 '^hla th> day of April, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk, YOUNG DAVIS, Petitiqner’s Attorney. May 18-25, June 8-22. . ■\jt GEORGIA—Clarke County: No. 4415 July Term, 1923, Clarke Superior Court. Libel for Divorce. HENRY - 8. BKOVYN # ottiir CAUSED PAINS | Change of Lift, for this Lady ! Brought Many Dissgroeable j Symptoms, But She Found ( Csrdui‘Helpful | Jdorgnnton, N. C.—'“When I had • change'of life, I suffered with my now has two nuccesuful bank, and [man and Harare McWhorter, both are feint well. The cftlxcns' Finance--'\v. K .simmoas, F Bank ha, a T“~' -*"■*• f‘* *T~ iili iInIf T TT,mijHljfl JMM| m, with Dr. Sam Durham\ ax'way. A. S. Hardy and J.a Nerln. ■■rceldent, and the Bank of Maxeys, | Honorary Degree*—J. J. Con.ior m. a W n , ?W.“ P ‘BHgW^U°p«>i- ?„w F- I “* lb ° < * * nd Ch “ nce " or .**»- J[j® School Brown Fund—Joseph M. Brown. Uismirie h wlth S W - Bennett, Mgrcue McWhorter, bonding -I " a COUnC ''*’ Jame ’ Bridge road Wyche, on Rucker and Wyche. All that tract of land, together with the improvement thereoh, sit uate, lying and beln» In Clarke said Wesley Barnard to the^ said c 9 unt >’» Georgia, about three miles Mrs. RaciiM Stern, and the said The * “ ““ said Court on tho Third Monday In July next, to answer Pctitloncrii* libel for Divorce, and In - default thereof, the Court will proceed n» td justcio phall appertain. . _ , . . .. _ / Wltnoaa the ‘flonotabio Blanton lea. bounded on tho Routt | Forl „ JudB1 , ( . th|(1 by public mad leading from Eppe,' , he llth , lay Jun „, 1M3 . *~ the gin of AndeWon N rf)II R " N “ rth , J* »■“" Deputy Clerk s. O. CO. tno west by Frank SHACKELFORD .v SHACKELFORD, I'etltl6m*r’a Attorneys. OLLIE MAY COKER BROWN TO OLLIE MAY' COKER BROWN, • buck, sides and head,” says Mra J Greeting: | M. Fisher, of this place. “It seern- By order of- tho Court you. arc Jed like'all the^ blood in my body hereby required to bo nnd appear a« rushed to my thead. \My face would Bessie Mell Industrial Home. Both of said notes dated January 31st, 1920, nnd drawing interest from date at the rate of 8% per annum, falling due January 31st, 1925; the note payable to Mrs. • Rachel Stem being for the sum of |5,500.0d princi pal and the noto duo The Bessie Me|| Industrial Home being, for tho sum of $3,000.00 principal, said notes being secured by security deed to the above dcscrll»ed property. Each oni said notes contains the clause that on default In payment of Inter est that said notes could be matured, time being mado of tho essence of the contract, a default In the pay- of interest having occurred for much longer than tho requisite length qf time, both notes have been irdance with their .hgOROIA-^CIafUb County: L jjy virtu* Bf '?»n order of the Court ordinary of Clarke County, passed Juno term, 1923, there will be jtj ,. n the "first Tuesday In July, life, before the Court House f.oor. ’ . the r fegal hours of sale, to the it bidder for cash, tho follow'- .•scribed property of the estate T. Moon. late of Clarke County, »tato, deceased, to-wlt: t iu,use and lot on East Broad in tho City of Athens. Clarke v. Georgia, being bounded on by Broa<l Street, on the l,y Dublin StreeL nnd by prop- „, v ,,( the following parties: Dick Willie Carter, Mark Stephens ‘cngm 91 ill ’ ’ . • 1 matured In \ lllie I-ane, j , that vacant lot on Elborton I terms, in thVcilf of Athens, l.oundctl I will ho made for tho pur e North "1>y'Henry Moore. East by jack Sprauldln, West by Ida Os and South by Ida Osborn. „ n || of tho personal property of ,b # e "wii.l C. T. Moon, deceased, con- wtlng of unc Cole Eight automobile, S„. 33713. nnd his household and litchen fur^Hurc. Said sale ‘ ill taaile for the purpose rf purine m m- ot said and making!' divltlon ataong the heirs May 29th.‘1923. .L. B. MOON, Atimlnistrator of tho Eatato of C. T. Moon. 15-22-29. June 8-1 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE GEORGIA—Clark* County: [!y virtue of tho authority nnd pewer of sale contained in the last ,111 „t I'rjpT ,U pavl,. late o« paid Cnunty. tho undersigned n» Admlntu- with the will annexed will fell before tho Cotirt House door In Athenn. Mid Coupty. on the flat ta.Hlny In July next within the kpal fide liuurn, tn.hlghent bidder for a.p tho following roul relate, to-wlt. Tt»- prior DavD.homo place lying In Puryear'R ldelrlcl,' aid County, and 1,0 containing 100 acree. and bounded on we*» by public road and „( Jae. A.,Rmlth, dcceced. on H. South hy lande of N. !*■ Dari". d,< eaned, a nubile road Intervening, «, the Knot by aid N. B. Davie mate, and on the North by tnnde of lire. Dean, the Grnham place, nnd being the bind occupied hy the widow. Mr*. J. A. lhtvls. for P*** several rear*. Hald land to be sold as tho •iierty of I*. I* Davis, deceased. <1 sain bad for purpose of dintrl- of satisfying the ifho’ principal nnd interest, and nil costs of this sale, the balance. If any, will be paid to tho estate of Wesley Bar nard. Thin 8th day of June. 1922. MRS. RACHEL STERN, THE BESSIE MELL INDUSTRIAL HOME, from Athens nnd adjoining North property of Joe and Laura Smith, East property, of Joe nnd Laura Smith and Anderson Wyche, South by property of Wyche and Susan Rucker, and West by lands of Susan Rucker and Is fully and ac curately described by a plat of a sur- ey of same made by F. W. Cheney, January 31. 1917; which plat is re corded In the offlco of th* Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarlra County, Georgia, in Deed Book 15. page 654, reference to which Is hereby mad* more particular description, nnd consists of two acre* of land con veyed to Joe Smith by deed of Wal ter E. Jackson, Sheriff dated Febru ary 3rd, 1916, and recorded In Deed B'V>k ... page ... office of Clerk Superior Court of Clarke County. Georgia, and 1 1-4 acres cut off of the home place of Joe nnd Laura Smith so as to Include the house In -hich Holman Smith resides and th* out houses as set nut In plat and survey abovo referred to. This sale will bo made for the purpose of satisfying principal and Interest of two notes executed and delivered by sold Hattie Smith to the June 15-22, July 6-13. Man Postpones His Funeral “I nm 66 years did and for past two years have been suffering ao badly from stomach and liver trdu- blef\ bloating and colic attacks that • from Canlul Is valuable, I <lld not expect to live more than dec«l No woman entering burn nnd I would get digzy when I would etoop"over. \l was so eagily depressed' nml suffered quite a Io1 ot pain . I wno nervous and *asll) upset. ."I heard of Cnrduf and . . , - sent for a bottle nnd took It. \ wasn't sure I was better, but 51 knew I wudf no worsen so thought I would try another bottle. Afte: the second, I knew I was better. took about .four In'all, and then twe «nro later. * rprtn,n, y was helped.** J That many of tho disagreeahh t symptoms attending “the change* may he relieved, has been proved by the experience of thousands of women who have taken CarduL Certainly every woman Js much better off who gets through mlddlr age with as little suffering ns pos- siblel and the assistance obtain' tIons,.Prof. J. C. Oliver ts princi pal, and the school has three teachers. The town has one Bap tist nnd one Christian church and a handsome new Presbyterian church Is being erected. Anti what that hustling town undertakes is always the best. HANQSOME HOTEL few months and was arranging my affairs and oven my funeral. Three doses of Mayr*a Wonderful Remedy have entirely cured me.*’ It Is a simple, harmless preparn-, tlon that removes the catarrhn - mtirus from the intestinal tract ? allays the inflammation which causcfi practically nil stomach, liver ' nnd Intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will con ; vinoe, or money refunded. For sail i everywhere.—Advertisement. ap proaching this critical period should neglect giving this well-known, tonic medicine a fair trial lmmc- d^itrly upon Its need being Indl- O.irdul la for sale by all drug gists. th. leuatcea uniler lit. Thl, Jill^lAh.' IMS. - iV 'H- A - DAY'*' W. A. COOI'KH. A4mlnf,trator, <1® bonlx Non with th« ,1 „f I'. U Diivlx. dec!. 11-fe-SJ. i CITATION rt ol Ordinary «f Clarke County. Petition far Probata o* Will In Solemn Form. to: WIB at *"■ M K- «£** . Ednn Slav COX. heir nt taw or Mr,. M. ft Hrar.1: tauiirro Hunlfeutt, havlnc applK- i. ■ icutor, for larohalo In • aolcmn S ,f ,|„{ Unit. Will nnd Toatnmint Mr,. M. k.'UMril, at aid County. said Mrs. Celestla 8. Wood and Miss nuafece, lAnnlo M. Wood, now Mrs. Annie M. Attorney. In f.ot for tho E.uto od’wood Bryant. Ono of aid nolo. Wesley Ilarnanl. poyablo to tho aid Mr.. Cele.tla 8. (lllKKN A MICHAEL, . Wood for $1,700.00; aid noto dated January 10th, 1921, nnd due January 10th, 1923. The other not* given for the principal -sum of 9200.00 payable to Miss Annie M. 'Wood, now Annie M. Wood Bryant, said note dated January 10th. 1921, and due January 10th, 1923, 'both notes drawing inter est from date at th* rate of 8% p*r annum. Interest payable annually; which notes were secured by the exe cution and delivery of the security deed to the above described proper ties. This property will be sold’ as the property of Hattie Smith for the purpose of paying said notes, prin cipal. and Interest, and all costs of this suit, the balance from said sale, If any, will be paid to the said Hat tie Smith. This 8th day of June. 1922. MRS. CELE8TIA 8. WOOD, MRS. ANNIE M. WOOD BRYANT, Attornyes In fact for Hattie Smith.* GREEN fc MICHAEL, Attorneys. June 8-15-22-29. NOTICE OF SALE GEORGIA—Clarke County: Under and by vlrtuo of a power of salo contained In a certain contract entered into between U. If. Daven port, party of the first part, and W. G. Smith and Llsale S. Smith, as parties of the second part, said con tract dated the 7th day of May, 1920, the said U. H. Davenport will sell at public outcry before the Court House door. In said county, between tho leQ)l hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the first TueMay in July next, the following described rroperty, to-wlt: All that lot of land, with tho Im provements thereon, situate, lying and being on the Bast side of Hla- wnsso Avenuo. City of Athens, said Stnto and County, nnd more partic ularly described an follows: Beginning at a point on the East side of wild Jllawasse Avenue 105 feet from the Northeast corner of the Intersection of Hlawasse nnd Lenoir Avenues, and running in a northerly direction along the East side of said Hlawasse Avenue 50 feet to a point; thence in an easterly direction, par allel to the North side of Lenoir Avenue 181 feet, more or less, to line of tho property of Mrs. Ethel Eppes thence In a Southerly di rection, parallel to. the East sldo of Hiawasso Avenue 50 feet, more or less, to lino of the property of J. W. Fulcher; thence In a-Westerly direct ii-i , Iia V.irtt, ■Idn of* RECOVERED FROM STOMACH TROUBLE “Had stomach trouble three years and finally wan in bed eight, weeks with terrible cramps,” f writes A. L. Lyons, Dayton, Ohio.) “Tho doctors did not help me and i t could hold nothing on my stomach. Tried Foley Cathartic Tablets and now, am a well man. Can eat anything.” Sour stomach, headache, bad breath, biliousness, and other digestive disorders quickly overcome with Foley Ca thartic Tablets. Do not gripe, pain or nauseate.—Adv. —Advertisement IMPORtANT NOTICE All members of the D. A. V. Auxiliary aro requested to meet nt Soule Hall Saturday, 16th, at 3:30 P. M. * Maxcys Is Fine Business Town 666 (Continued from paga one) is a Prescription for Colds, Fever and LaGrippe. It’s the most speedjr remedy wo know, preventing Pneumo nia. / ‘ Read Herald Want Ads. trnctlvo cyclone swept a path .through tho country surrounding •Maxcys, carrying away the home cf Mr. A. T. Rrightweli with every dwelling on his farm. Happily the members of bis family miraculous* ly escaped injury. This catastrophe lead <Mt. Bright' wijll to move to Maxeys where he toVan to merchandise and built ur a J.lno business. Ho. was also one Of. the leading farmers and largest laud-owners in hJs section, As evidence of the business transacted by 'Maxeys the town 8H1RIFF*8 SALE GEORGIA—Clarks County: Will be sold on the first Tuesday In July,. 1923, before th* Court Houee door in said State and County, dur ing the legal hours for sales to the highest bidder for cash the following described property, to-wlt: One Model T Ford Automobile. 1921 Model. Motor No. 4936589. ^ Said property to be Sold to satisfy a mortgage fl fa. Issued In favor of the Commercial Credit Co. against lion, parallel to the North side of|Mrs. Howard Chafln and aald Lenolr Avenue 181 feet, more or less, [ scribed property, the beginning corner. J This June 8, 1928. to the beginning corner. Tho alwjvo described property will I niii < tho heir, at tow of Mrx )i. tt'Uennl, Iwhin n non ■lit of thl* State, aro hcrohjr to- hr.ri I., b, nltvsiipenr nt tho Cnnr: ■ iniinniy fnr^hlrt County on th- ■il.imtoy in July. MM. wt>on oal'I Wllrallnn for probate will be. hoard, ■ Kliun' rauxe, Jf .nny you have, or i. why tho pnjyore of petitioner k.ui.1 not Tfelkilowod. Thia tho 4th day of Juno, 15U. ,. H. c. Oltn. Ordinary. th, Court 'of Ordinary, Clarke County, Qeorato, Juno Term, IkM. ITOkato In eolemn Jortu Fffl I .Mm. M. E. Jleard. It ai-p?arlnrttnot Albert IL Cox >■ nut been- nerved with notice ot ort'liunion to probate thio will ax •vlili .1 by taw. And It further appearing that Edna kr Cox. minor, reatdeo out of tho *»te nt Ocnrcto, li Is therefore nfdered that service > WMeotell on Albert H. Cox n* the dltnetJ, kndi that tho said Edna- *07 Cn« tie ,erved by publication ao tllreeis In such cases, and •jMtlic next-term of this Court, the I. tut J, fp declared' to be thd ““I term thereof. That a copv of thix order bo served i th. paHier mentioned. This Juno 4th, IMS. * It c. oiut brillr.try cierke County. Georgia. tis-aH*. ua kL be sold as tho property of tho said W. O. Smith nnd ijdxxle R. Rmlth for the purpose Of satisfying thirty-four notes. ‘ executed and delivered by W.. (1. Hmllh and Mrs. Llsslo 8. Smith to the-said U. ll_Daven|K,rt. for $»7.M each. alt . of said notes dated May 7th, 1328. Hie first of said notes due the 7th day of Auxust. 1922. and ono ,.ti tho 7th dny of each month there after. All of said notes drawing In terest from maturity at tho rate of i% per annum. Each noto contained n pruvlxlnn that in ruse any three of said notes should, become duo and remain unpaid at any ono time lon,or than ton days after maturity, then all of tho r o m a I n I n « notes should h o e o m o due. and more than throe notoo having remained unpaid for much lonyer than ten days, tho said U. It. Davonport has matured oil of said notes, nnd will sell • the above described property os the property of the said W. O. Rnllth and Mrs. Hislo 8. Smith for the purpose of satisfying all of said notes, principal and Interest, and ail costs of this sale. This ,th day of Juno. 1823. U. If. DAVENTORT. Attorney In fact for W. G. Smith and Mra Little. 8. Hmlth. GREEN At MICHAEL, Attorneys.' 3,15-22-23. W. E. JACKSON. Sheriff. NOTICE OF (ALB NOTICE OF SALE OEOROIA—Clark, County: Under and by vlrtuo of tho author ity fronted under tho power of onto contained In a certain security deed executed and delivered by Hattie smith, on tho 18th day of January. UHL to Mrs. Celestla H. Wood and Miss Annie M. Wood, which deed to recorded in tho Clerk's Office of tho Superior Court of Cisrho Oopaty. (Jeoffta, la record of deeds. Book 12. author- 1 - between the . legal ■"an.-l To a JWrtaln mcu Wcuim aid .fouvered by no the 31st day‘of by Wesley public outcry. Jannory.-thnur* of sale, before tho Court House and Tho door in Clarke County. Goorcta, Judo 3*15-22-29. SHERIFF'S SALE OEOROIA—CUrko Countyt Will bo sold before tho Court Houle door In said county, on the first Tuesday In July, 1821. within the lecal hours of sale, to the li!,hest bidder for each, the followlns de scribed property: All that tract or pared or land In the City of Athens, on tlw South sldo of Athens Avsnue, said lot fronting 54 1-2 feet on aald Avenue, end runnlna back 120 feet; th, same betas lor No. .113 In tho survey of lands of Lumpkin, Bumott and Fow ler,' tying between I&rber Street and tho Northeast Railroad (Southern Railway). A map of which mado by H. Cosier and recorded In the of* flee of tho Clerk of the Superior Count at Clarke County, Georgia. In Book HH. page ... nnd on which la located n two room houee and u throe room house. Sold land levied on as the property of E. M. Broom to satisfy an execu tlon Issued from tho City Court of Athens. February Term. !i!3. In fa vor of Zelta J. Stickle and Helen O. Blair. Executrices ot tho eatato ol Nancy A. Jukee,, deceased. Qnlt-CIalfcl’'Deod for purpose of levy and solo'filed and. recorded no required by low, and due legal notice given to the defendant in fl fa., nnd tenant In' pdssonulon. Thle June 3th. 1933. . ! "'J W. E. J4CKSGH. Sheriff. Clarke Comity. Go. June l-ii-33-38. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE Clarke Superior Court, July Term, 1933. OEOROIA—CUrko County: LAURA DENNY 1 HOOPER BROOK- BANK VB. A J. BROOKBANK To A. J. Brook bonk: By order of tho Court you an re quired to be and oppegr at the arid Court on the necoud Monday In July. 1133. next, to ohswer petitioner's liable for divorce and In default thereof the Court Will proceed oa to The handsome hotel at Wataon Springs Is an annex to Maxey, and eight miles distant .The Max eys dopot is the railway station for this popular resort of health nml pleasure. Mr. R. P. Brlghtwell is manage^ and Is building this resort Into one of the best and moat popular In the South. There Is not a like resort In the country that can surpass Watson’s Springs In buildings and ssrvlce. Mr. Brlghtwell owns and oper ates n targe planing mill at Max eys. with a capacity of 125.000 feet of dressed lumber a day. it la equipped with every device to exnodlte work and save labor. This mill makes of Maxeys an Important . lumber center. Mr. Ralph Bright- well owns there a targe and mod ern lath mill -and he ships Its pro ducts all Twer the country. Since my earliest recollection of the place Maxeys haa been a center for loading physicians and la to day. Dr. Leroy .Bryant la a prac ticing physician, as also la Dr. Henry Mnxeys. Dr. Sam Durham, a member of that famons family of speclallata does a targe and widely extended practice and ships his medicines all over the United States. Dr. Durham ta a specialist on female diseases. Among other enterprises of the town are channels Oarage, that repairs and sella automobiles T. ■E. Blrchmore, blacksmith and ro. pairs; J. W. Ford operates n res. taurant and. sells frehh meat,; W. Hansford deals In mules anil hones; and Dr. W. O. Durham sunpllea medicines. But the pride of Maxey, ta tho stares and buslneu houses. A. J. union owns a targe department r.tore that any cRy would be pro to claim. It Ja a credit to Maxeys, to Oglethorpe county and to Geor gia. The old and honored name ot A. T. Brlghtwell and Bona, also onentek a mammoth general mer cantile business and does a large slid widely extended trade. Maxeys Trading Co., ta another tine busi ness establishment. John B. Wilson has a soda fountain and accessor ies; F. A. Huet a grocery store, end J. W. Ford groceries. And all ot the above named establishments keep targe and handsome stocks of goods, suitable for tho high, class trade of that section. Dr. Leroy Dryant 1s mayor nnd ho 1a backed liy a cltlxenahlp that ovor presses their town to tho front .Medicinal Virtues Retained and trn* proved—Dangcl-ou-. and Sicken ing Qualities Removed. Perfect ed Tablet Called “Calota'is. ’ *1 he latest triumph «<f *-»• *«l# ri nolence ta a "dc-nau.<:;iteir' '-.-iIf»- mel tablqt known to the <Iru^ Ir.nlr jib “CaJotabs.’’ Calomel, the jtenernlly useful of nil m«di n' thus enters upoa n wider field <«f popularity—purified end rrfinrrl from those objectionable quhlitier which have heretofore ilmltid it.- uae. In biliousness, constipation. h*:id aches and Indigestion, and In n great variety of Jl7er» stma • h nnd kidney troubles calomel won tlir -Murphy) mo,it Buewssfal remedy b it it- Candler, G. F. reutaidy. J. W. Bon- ' “*e-Wna often neglected on necoun' nett, B. S. Miller. L. C. Council, nf "tokening qnalltlta. X"w l|J Bowdre Phlnlzy, J. R. Pottle, Property^Oeorge F. Gober, Hart ry Hodgaon. Bowdre Phlntzy, H. R. floetchius, Howard Thompion. Insurance—R. B. Russell, Harry Hodgson, II. J. Rowe. Library—u. Peabody. W. E. Thomas. Howard T|iomption, Har* Hodgson. B. S. Miller. Law Library—George F. Oober, N, E. Harris, .}V. ( E. Simmons, J R. Pottle Invitation*—W E. Thomas. D. M. Hughea, Howard Thompson, Bow dre Phlnlxy* J. J. Lovvorn, Auditing—Howard Thompson, H. . Goetchlua, W. E. Thomas.. Laws and Dlsclpllni M. Hughea. J. M. Brown, H. R. Goetchiutri *FL B. Russell. Branch Colleges -N. E. Harrlr, W E. Thomas, R. B. Russell. J L. Lovvorn, E. H. Callaway, A, 8. Hardy. Athletics—H.. J. Rowe, Marcur. McWhorter. Harry Hndgson.i Mur phy Candw. Legislative—To b« named. M88. CROKER WIN8 (By Associated Pratt.) DUBLIN.—A verdict In favor of Mrs. Bula Croker wu rendered br o jury In I le contest over the will ot the lata Richard coker/here Friday. When the verdict waa an* nounced tho courtroom broke into prolonged cheers. qjialll la t$M eeriest add most ph . m ■ medicines to take. One Cal .» «b ;i bedtime With a swallow of water— that’s al\ No takte, no gripi i'- n<nusen, no salts. A, good nivht sleep and the next marnlftg vom arc feeling f’.no, with a clean Jlv< r. n purlfie<l i vatem and a big :ippc- tltc. Eat what you danvfr. Calotabn are sold onlj nal, sealed / package five cents for. the largo package; ten cents for th trial size. Your druggist Is Izrd to refund the . price i hntee that-you will bo tborougl delighted with Cajotabs.—A«lv. Read Bannor-TIerald Want Ads. Styles We Sold Up To $6 NOW W : You have but to tee tho Won- J dei ful Values in this SALE of JLULUBBM^F > White Buck, White Kid and Sea blend Duck in faxcine- • ting Pumps and Oxfoxdt that told up to $6 to realize that : 5 this it the Greatett Whitt Sal* of tnt year. Think of it, j - right at the very commencement of tho season you can ! during thix Big Reduction Sale of our entire line of Ladiex’ ■ While Shoes buy your Summer Footwear at savings that • will make it worth your while to buy two or more pairs. . m $mmk Slice EiamCe. ” Tho Utrol Ckoia of 2k«« floras U the UsitoJ tUtos. ’ > Athens, Go., Store, 151 Cl ayton St. “Next to Kress" S A3 Kowrit State, Opctl SitutJjt EvcsLiw to Atrfosnkl. CoriySWl . WW.\“AyAVLVAVW.VWVJ’JVWVV'^}'.'.W^V-V/AWAA< But a writeup nf Uaxoye would b» Incomplete without some spec ial mention ot (Mr. A. J. Gillen, known ax the Peannt King of UpJ per Oeorgla and ono of (he leading merchants and largest and most progressive farmers ot his country. Mr. Gillen began bnalneaa In Max eys 13 years ago, and la the archl. toct of his own fortune. Hn has done a great deal of work for hix town and alio for tho farmers In that section. Whon tho boll wppvII appeared the peet found Mr. Gillen prepared to lead a winning fight hy growing other money crops than cotton. He le one, of tho moat pro- rresalve and snccesitnl farmers In this section of Georgia. Maxays Is not only a flno busi ness center but a lovely town nnd delightful place of residence. Its people hare ever bocn noted for their hoepltallty, progress nnd worth. Oil Painting'of . Philanthropist Is Given Trustees (Continued From Page One) trust(hd were fixed aa follow*: 10 • m, to ! p, m., and 4 p. m., to 20 |*» m. Chairman Meldrlm appointed the following standing commlteee: Prudential—H^irry* Hodgson, chairman: Hugh Rowe, vice chair- Big Tire Sale Unheard Qf Low Prices W* Have a Limited Number of Tires and Tubes We Can Sell at the Following Prlees: T HE great Star June Sales are almost at an end! Remem ber, those who take advantage NOW will reap peat economies. Never have you seen garments of such lire quality and advance style at prices so amazingly low! Don’t Deprive Yourself of Our Charge Account Plan DRESSES CAPES SUITS S. Tirol Tubes $ 6.90 $1.50 7.9!) 1.60 11.50 2.10 ' 12.50 2.25 12.95 2.40 13.75 2.50 CXQUISITEcrea- TRASHINGpew A CHOICEassort- t-'tionsinGcorg- J—' cHects in silk xx ment of two ette.TufTct.i, Can- and cloth. Unus- and three - piece ion, Flat Crepe, ually fine gar- and Crepe Satin, menu, tailored to Smartly trimmed* perfection. So, u« Before Van Buy. MOTOR TIRE & SUPPLY CO. (INCORPORATED) BOYS’ Top-Notch Value! L atest two, - three and four button models in finestwor Jtcds, tweeds, cheviots, and serges. SUITvS E VEN at this low price, these suits combine the finest in quality and style. Something Jpy Cvtry Week Phone 1366 5L J .