The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, June 29, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV Donald, Daytbna, Fla.; L. L. I Ramplny. Kllnrton; L. T. Williams, Steele, Jncksunvlllo, Fla.; tlobort Atlanta; 8. Eberhart, Illrmingham; B. Basa, Richmond, Va.; Charles F. R. Summers, Lakeland, Fla,; M. Wolcott, Atlanta; W. H. Walton, J. B. Little, Atlanta. Atlanta, i I H. 0. Ray, Loulsvlllo, Ky.; E. D. II. P. Wilhite, Chattanooga. Morrison, Jacksonville, Fla.; J. L. Tenn.;. J. D. Thomason, Buford. It Ledford, /Chattanooga, Tenn. I metal pencils made, orttam 1 fitted with gold or silver a hie. Nickel plated pencils {taxable be stated. Athens dealers in fountain pens, " jaro worned by J. T, Rose, collector MEXICO TO CUT WAR BUDGET rs 1 MEVim PITV—Psolf l„ntl icntal or SPORTNEWSI! Miscellaneous I AVI laid NOT UK llKSl’oNHIIiLH for uny dobta made l»y anyone In the future other than by myvclf. June VI. 1923. JOHN F. LEMON. Jit, JI5p. Baseball Results' 1 Matty Novelties In Gloves . 2 Cents a Word * / Minimum Charge of 40 Cents tasertlons. Seven tlrnto for tho of five Insertions. All- discontinuance* MUST bo madt In porton at Tha Ban* .ner- Herald Of flea or by lattar. Telephone dlscontlnuancaa are tlQT valid. 7C WANT AH 7|- tO phonr * a BANNER-HERALO WANT ADS QBT RESULTS | CLUB— New Orleans Mobile Naalivitto ... Atlanta . MexnptiH .... Dirmingham . Chattanooga . Little Rock . | TEIIHI BY 11 SCORE .638 •47T. Farced to hurl mlr-tlght ball tc ana detci mined to win, little 348 • 1 * rwl Sa,e lurn<?d back* tho Perrin •* A'hlctlca of Atlanta by a count o: j 10. on Sanford Field Thursday uf p * ternoon. in the first of a two gam« bcrit-H the aecohd being playei Friday. 'Zl 9 Fred gave *up exactly four hlti and held the hard hitting Atlanti Hr tcnm > cave only three pause* to •JLj flrat an «dturned In an nil room Hi good same. li t However not all tho • credit to- •4 11 tho win should go to Fred. THa Georgia Infield aided him consider p # ably when aid was needed. “Flash' Middle brooks performad nobly a third, while “Scrappy Moore play rm • *b®autlful game at the Inltla aack. Nolan Richardson and Joal ana WalBon at "hort and second base so* 1,01,1 cha, * cwl U P ■P*« a «*ld games. •JJ* Th? break In tho game cam , *o <• "'hen good old Pat Powers-caugh •27*.one of White's , benders on rtv I seam, with Middlcbrooks on 'sec- 'ond, the hit 4*lng good' for thre j Athens Visitors > Among those visiting In Athens Friday were Mr*. A. ?\ Sims. • o- mer. Gn.; C. II. Chltty, Atlanta; F. II. JCiJls, Tallahassee, Fla. Mrs. J. C. H award, Attar/.?., • J. R. Turno.\ Atlanta; H .T. Chcico, August a; L I.eMcr. At lanta; Ur. and Mrs. W. I). Hern- doh. LaFfcyettc, Ga.; K. R. Llns- trom, N. Y.; E. A. Owen, Atlanta; J. R. Kidd, Atlanta. DoritMissIt! CLUB— Vrw Vork . Philadelphia Cleveland .. "t. Louis .. Detroit ... Chicago .. « Washfrigtou Poston ..." Wanted * J. ArVrOHa, RS’sTRVcrron on Bmng, instruments. « nil 542 North Liirnjkin, near Dougherty, or 1*. O. lloy *3G. JulZp R. R. Rican, Jensen. Ha.; Ivey Rican, Jensen, Fla.; W. C. Hickey, Atlanta; James C. Tlpfn. At' n * H. M. Stanford, Atlanta; J. T Kelly, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. 0 Smith. Mrs. J. Schoolcraft, New. port Rickey, Fla. WANTED—IIY COUPLE WITH NO 'children, room and Itonrd Jn pri vate family or two or three furnish ed rooms for light housekeeping. Answer “J. M. W.. M care Banner- MwuW. jtfco (CLUB— 'ew York . Pittsburgh . '’•nrlnnatl .. •’ilraeo .. . '’roe.Jrlyn .. ?t Louis ... 'loston .. . Philadelphia For Rent—Rooms Tor rent—tiir™ UnfumMied Vootns with private bath with sink In kitehefi. Apply 757. West Haarork i - A vc» .Phoney 1529. Jul3a Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Me. OR ’RENT—Furnished room. Cbieo In. 224 Hill St. Phono 13SZ-W. J29<: 8ALLY LEAGUE CLUB— Charlotte ... Augusta .. Spartanhvrg Greenville . Macon ... . Columbia .. FOR RqpnvGKB U.NFUIINISHHD apartment In desirable location. 347 Mil1eth*> f or phone IMS. Jul5o FOR RENT — 4-ROOM UPHTAIRH aiuirtmcnt. private bath, sink In ^ficben. block from Millcdgo. Phone 354-J. Jullp Wideweaue While fashion arbiters fight out tho matter of skirt lengths and waist lines. let us give thought to the mat ter of accessories. After all. nothing elso counts quite •o much. Taking for granted that already you Aavs purchased your Poauville scarfs «nd had your blouses mono-grammed, at us take up gloves. If you stick to the regulation ty|>« «f glove. It will bs becanso you havo maservatlv* tastes, for there are many novelties. Gloves used to he embroidered In stack and white, but now roars, for- ret-me-nots and tropical birds ais trsnsolanted In. thslr natural rotors. Cuffs are featured on many gloves, end frequently they are In contract- lag color*. A gray glove may havo • Fringe Is noticed on many gaunt lets. and beads, too; In pumps, tbs colonial model lead*, with the Hpanlsh heel. Duckies usual ly cost mo^ than tha shoes. Those M brilliants and gut steel frequently j flare In the shape of a high Spanish comb. They are apt to be any else. On white eatln pumps arc rosette* of white lace. Brocaded slippers are trimmed with pompons of rose blue or whatever tone predominates In the fabric. Ostrich pompons also are seen on delicate-colored satin pumps. White sport shoes are pf kid or buckskin, trimmed with pipings of black patent leather, black stitching, or Inserts of black.leather. Though usually they are rtrnp models, some times they arc adorned with tailored buckle-. - in pur.-es nnd linn'tbngn the novelty lies In the completeness of cquIimWol. They contain everythin-: r woo»*»*i% needs for the restomtlon of th - c*»m- ’ plexlon, yet they Ihrlntaln n r'ei-dei envelope shape for the most inrt. Tapestry nnd raUtoy popular titan beaded p- >v s- e; fp# tho Very fine type o p l • • * - »■ i •* • which Is a stop'e. ill s r.. . (t*. i. silver or rold me h bod. •pmt bknt — Uotrr ifi>u«,k«.pin* ' apartments, one^Mt of i*ost office. Nice largo front lawn, nnd back Phono 516 or wrtto Mrs. John D. * Vaughan, Athens. Ga. J29p Dawson .. Rainhrldgo \rllm?ton . ^merlcus . Blakely ..< FOR SALE FOR BALE — FRESH COUNTRY ■ISggs and g«K»d Sorghum Molasses. Manner-Herald Office.* No metal can touch you Buy Wideweavc PARIS for their style; wear them for their comfort. | Long wear in every pair — always higher in quality than lh price. Say “PARIS” when ■ you buy. "3000 Hours of Solid Comfort" ,FDR SALE-1922 Model Ford touring . . 1223.00. C. A. Trusscll Motur - Co. J2*c. 'FOR HALE—Nearly New "Ford tour- -j-Jjig tar. C. A. Trusac)l Motor Co., AMc^'CAN LEAGUE «. u'n-h'neFi ! »'c»rolt **• 1 f». rrtrBTO rirvc!a»d. rain. OtTR PEDIGREED USED CARS ore you boy. Conolty Motor Co. Jltc. The Biggest ij MMfM Bargains We [j Ever Offered [j r tfWyTl Wsdc in Ncv/cct Popular Styles and Lestfl ‘i ""All Sizes—With Lcnthtfir end Fibre :■ Solet—Also Leather and Rubber ficcb. Wonderful Shoes! Wondsrfbl Values 1 Big Reductions! *! NATIONAL LEAGUE vork 4; Itostnn 2. V'T-Vlvn 3; phllatlclphla 8. *♦ I mitn 1: (’Jilcagn-O. i. t-^-|j.p*tt H htirrb, ra?n. that has been played hero this sea I non, both teams playing errorlcs/ ball and the pitchers doing 'thelt |stuff as pitchers should. Sale gav* un four .hits, while White wm ^nicked for six. Georgln's tally cam* in the fourth Inning. Sale force' three rf the visitors to whiff the at: while White retired two of the rutldmr* by the same routo. Um* hires Harper nnd McWhorter dl» there is to the story .except that next week the strong Klberton team wll be In Athena for two gamer with the Bulldogs. Hgore by Innings: R. Jf. E Georgia ....... 000 100 00x—1 • f P. A 000 000 000—0 4 C ' nummary-—'Thjee Imso hits, Black took, fttruck out hy Hale S: by WhlteS; HR by pitched ball, Moore Gcorc'n; Imso on balls‘off Hale 3; »>ff White J; Umpires Harper, ant’ McWhorter. B PEDIGREED USED'-CAKH are obd for tong and satlsfaetory nerv- ;Vou save thS difference. Coholly lor Co. Jttc. Solid Comfort" ASTEIN & COMPANY T- CWdrtn’, HKKOBYCbi— Onewo Nxw Yon o—i'ii— »■ Orcrnvlllo 3. ri.arlottn !#-C: 'Vrtdon 7-4. . rmnftiA LFXCUE ■ - * ....***—b* p-wmn 14. |!inknl»-ATlN«on. r-ln. AKmny-Balnbrldxo. rain. I FPIOAV’t GAMES SOUTHEHN LEAGUE • nt VnH*o. Chnttannoira at.Morapbln. I lltln nock nl Nanbvlllo. Only tbreo enmo Bcnrtlulrd. AMERICAN LEAGUE f’htrnrn' nl rtrvnlnnd. ivtmlt nt St. UralB. , t.|ill»ro|rb)f. pt Mr— Vr^k. Bouton at JVnsblntton. frooklvn at tf'llnitplpbla. t'tw York »t Bonton. St. Lenin nt rhirai-o. Cincinnati at PUUburgh. SOUTH CFORGIA LEAGUE Arllnaloit nt Blakely. Pilnbrjilgo at Albany. Amertcus nl Damon. SALK—LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN I Irish Potatoes. Phone 1630 or hey and 14a 1 ughey. Ju!1p l BALE—ONE YOUNG JKItSKY Jch cow. R. V, Christian. On.- 'Droad Street. Julie BALE—WE HAVE LISTED for i a meat market and grocery combined, pne of tho best loca<v In city. H. O. Epttrig it Com- , Holman Rulldlng. , JuISc Ath.m, On., 8tore, 181 Clayton 8t, “Next to Kreaai RAILROAD SCHEDULES 'a Atlanta-Monroe total 6:16 p P Atl.-BlrmlnghamsMem.. 3;12 p p NorMk-itleh.-N, Y. 3:1J p p- Atl.-Ablwvllle local' 7:30 a P Atl.-Birmingham 6:19 a ,p Norfolk-Washington '6:29 a • p Wilmington-N. Y. 6:29 a IMMIGRATION INTO CANADA INCREASES OTTAWA, Ont.—Immigration In (o Canada incroaacd 3\ per ccn< during the first fdUr months, o' 1922 as compared with the same period a year Ago, u* *?ording to figures complied by tl. > Deport ment of Immigration and Colmiw tloh. Up to Max 1, the figures si. *w 23,140 Immigrants entered the D?? minion tb take up permanei.t COOL injbheseibeautifirt <mountains\ EVERY SUNDAY ’’M $1.50 to Tallulah Falls j $1.75 to Franklin, N. C. / Leave Athens 7:45 A. M. >1 I GEORGIA RAILROAD rt«e ** . Depart >pm 1:20 am I«Jpm 3:26 pm [CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. W* O. Bolton, Agent, I'hone 1661 ; * Central of Georgia Station t Deport for Macon 7:39 a. m. , ; 4:45 p. in. Arrive from Macon 12:19 p. m. i s • 9:99 p. m. F6r farther Information phone [ * J. Y. Brace. C. A., 649. . 8ALLY LEAGUE Macon at Charlotte. Columbia at Augusta. Greenville at Spartanburg. Cool light Clothes fi long hot days E. KAY * “THE SMILING PAINTER- Fine Painting «nd Interter s Decorating Phone 1297, Athens, C». IN FOREIGN LANDS TINTED TRAVELS Sketches by 4.. W. Rcdncr. Verses by Hal Corhran. Color the irfcture with paint or crayons Slip into a Kuppenheimer Air-O- Wcave suit and forget that you arc dressed. Freeze Inviting fabrics; models with long, easy lines. ^ t Just the loose, loungy, comfortable feeling that comes, of wearing clothes built to bent the heat. No padding or stiffening. .Distinc tive styles. V ' : . Shoes,* Hats, Shirts, Bathing Suits and ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkaaplng, Shorthand and ’ Typewriting - . Sava SO par cant ot •IHDIU by attending Ibia ichoot. Thn grad uates of thn Athena Itaalnaaa College always gat the heat po- sltlan. Ktory Graduated em ployed. Wrllo (or UtrdnnatloD today. . , Box 643, Athens. Ga. Athens' 'JSrrlT, M.e •!:!• T. M. M.-e eeierte A. M. eeoslly Kxeept Kundsy. . SOUTHERN ’ RAILWAY*- ffectlvs Sundsy, April 2A IM. ; • leave, Athene 7:45 a. m„ sr- ;LuU »M s. ni. . J, i I lesvee Athene 4:15 p. nt.. ST- jLula 6:46 p. m. | 7 leavea Lula 6:55 f. m.. pt- Athens 1:39 j>. m. .** 5 leaves Lula 10:19 p. m.. ur- Athena Il-.a u- m. EAT GOLDEN CREAM BREAD Made With Fresh Sweet Milk and Crisco Genuine Lorraine Seersucker Suits PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY $10.00 i No other water has the wonderful taste, the Invigorating feel ing that It leaves after each glass full—It’s delightful, yes It’s— LINTON SPRINGS WATER • Drink It All Year ’RounO-Bot Bapeci.lly In Boring and Sum- j i • mat—PHONE *5 t Lee Morris 'he little taunt oflOeijmoiiAlt re As pretty as can. be— < \0il'K pTorme'nade ardsandstkal strctehi Serenely long tke sea — Comml^tlpn 3,p«r cent, ov/*r ; . 10 per cent up to |IW. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1676. Linton Springs Water Company “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Corner Broad and Jackson Sts. Office Broad Street 405 Holman Bldg.