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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1923)
Summer School Students Have Learned . , —that the most delightful Ice Cream and the most delicious Foun tain Drinks and dainties are to be obtained here. They come to the PALM GARDEN where they are always welcome, aqd where they can get the best refreshments, candies, light lunches, sand wiches, etc,, and where there-is an air of refinement and delight- fully cooling breezes supplied by our many electric fan3, and in the cool retreat of our terrace tea garden, they can entertain their friends and enjoy a social chat ALWAYS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING . ^ « GEORGIAN PALM GARDEN • < m -' Jj ■ .1 8HI' •' Georgia Hotel \fT t ; : ,, : V../) lOUWSiAPVENTURES ,UNDER THE SEA l» Hal Codjran. - Dr » wl "S» *T Lee Wright. ,S-IUV JULY. 12 1923 oOQ oexx m I ean’t whistle under water," raid Jack. "Sura you can,” d the wrttcrmtte. VUst.keep on doing that and the bubbles you op will break into stand when they reach the ton of the water, did and very, shortly he saw a great comfnotion just above him. The Mizzines.s vie a pi o7I“(hey begin * l v over again.* Everywhere the Whirl les were turnlg around and around and ev^ry once In a while one of them would stop and stagger and then lull on li e ground. Right near Nancy a Whlrlie sapped whirling and began to art so dizzy that Xuncjr caught him.' , “oh. don't.*'' he shouted. ‘Don’t stop me!" So Nancy let go and Instantly the Whlrlie sat down w'th a thump. “Oh, It’a mo lovely.” he cried Everything is going ’round anf round and ’round. Everythin/ looki like streaks, it’s better than a merry-go-round. Hu, htt, hal Who are you and whit makes' so fat.' You look utt wide as two houses, each of you. Now you'r No there you are again.. And your’o all streaky. y\y, my, my What queer people ” 'illy." aa'.d Mr. Sky Row. TUB BANNKK-IIBI!AM>. ATHENS. GEORGIA ■ L «... » ) \\ 111' .111.JL ,iuxe*'AI — Qualify Nicholson Social .^^•f'will^inlcr ol TalludcRa And Personal News AiiT’is vi»m n # b —■ , . Wives and friends. NICHOLSON Ca.—Miss Pauline' Rev. II. r. Sorrow lias returnee Potts was hostess to a birthday |>arty ut the home of Rev. and Mrs W. M. Davis. Saturday ^veiling* a six-thirty. The Invited guests wer« Mrs. Vesta Llewallyn. .Willie Walk er, Jew’ett Barnett, • Vardanian Means, Misses Jewell Miller, Sadi< Smith, La Ware McElhaunon, Wilm; Lord, GussiC Wallace. The o-jea- slon was beautiful In every par ticular and the guests were serve* a course of Ice creuni and cake by the hostess assisted by. Mesdsonet'. Bert Potts und Ad^lie Bailors. All the attand&nls report a- nice' tlhie , Nicholson was represented at th< j Qulti singing at Harmony, . Sunday by J attending th< Messrs. Jewett Barnett. M. F. Webb(merce tIf2.pi wife and little children. The day Mcadanus. Was n reported success In the aom I n,t * IIo °d land. • ' v home from Copperhill, Ala., when be Hold a icvival meeting. Mr. Willie McKlhnnnon of Lex ington was a visitor here with rel atives a few hours, Sunday. Rev. A. <>. Hood was in attend ance at religious services at Macn- donia church. In Madison count) Sunday. . _ Mr. J. il..Davis of Maysville wai the guest of relatives and -friend; here the first of the week. 0 There will he preaching meeting at Com at week. Floy ‘Stapler and An re In .Commerce shop- day last week. . Mrs. Era Harmon ’ and children M hea o TO^£ wh * st ^‘■Pj bgr that hi* master* wo« down”t' of Mjc S«a. That 3 why he, too, jumped in and swam 1 irard. er Jack had patted his dog's head the watermitc again suggested hey travel along. Past beds of .'coral and soft swamps of they walked And suddenly Flip darted ahead and started ,c a d)T^S * 1S k a catfish,*! shouted tjie watcrnjlte. isn’t the,sc children whe ai'c eueer*• Methodist church Sunday mornln: I 01 ** visiting in MayaviUe with Mr They aren’t fat at all jand evening by the pastor, Rev. J * f, d Mrs. J. H. Davis. It’s your dizzy head that make: ,C. Harris of Center. The public it them look hc." [cordially invited to attend these "Why mo they aren't,” declared' services, the Whlrlie, rubbing hl3 eyes. “Hovr * The singing do do do! Welcome to-*Whirligig Misses Smiths Town! Would you like to whirl around and get all dizzy? I’ll show you how. It’s loads of fun!" "No thank you,” annvvercd Nan cy politely. “Um not allowed. Be .sides it give's mo u headache." ' “Then self.” said the started highly enjoyed by those preseat and the singing waj good. , Preaching services were con* ducted nt the Fire-Baptized Holt nesa . church Saturday evening evening by - Say “Bayer” and Insist! Prepared Especially for Infants and Children of All Ages Afother! Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years to re lieve babies and children of Con stipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverish ness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bow els, aids th« assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep" without opi ates. The genuine bears signature of DVENTURES OF THE TWINS Jy Olive Roberts barton. MRS. EARLS TELLS WOMEN I fchfcW imilll»ll hotues .d Z4 mxi 100. Aspirin is How Backache ud Periodic\ Unless you see the n«ine “Bay er" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescrloed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved nfe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache Rheumatism Meuraigia Tain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspi. rin” only. Each Unbroken package contains proper directions. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggist, also sell bottles ,>f 24 and 100. Aspirin is Pains Yield to Lydia E.Pink- | Sallcylicacid.—ci Advertisement.) ham's Vegetable Compound ‘ ^ ■Olein, N. Y.—“Every moi blood would go to mjMiead month ead and _ have such a headache, nose bleed, backache and paina that I could Tiot do my work. At night! could not get my rest and nothing seemed to do me any good. Ij-ead some of your tes timonials about what Lydia E. Pinkham’ a Veg- 1mm bo cried. "Everything is going 'round and 'round | next place the Twins came tr Land was' a funny one \ quite as queer os ony place a.l seen since they entered K rain-bom*** \ y rubbed her eyes and Nick I ha rtf. ~ •!“ chuckled Mister Sky Bow "What’s the matter?” •tit%—It’s those peopK" said Nancy. "What are they doing that for” , • • ”Wh;», those *are the WhfrtlCs',” paid the little fairy ..guide.. “They v hlrl around like that until the) get dizzy and then they stop. Whcr By Condo TRUE ERE IOT Oh Do&S UMU<3HTjM UITH f & ('■ i m i^l POCKGT MIRROR. CTr fs ffm ReMfSWJ'ChOsJS ?IVC=R.c5.'f. . —l/v\ 4*^V nr etabltf Compound had done for others, so I decided to tolt. Ihsd only taken two bottles wbenl began to be better, and my back did notnnrt me nor my bead ache. I felt like a new woman. The Vegetable Compound Is .a splen did medicine and I will always recom mend it "-Mrs. A. p. Earls, 630 N. 6tb St, Ole an, N. Y. Mr*. Kelsey Adds Her Testimony Copenhagen, N. Y.—** I read your advertisement in the papers and my husband induced me to take Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound to R t relief from pains and weakness. ^ . rss so rede that I could not walk 1 burn, and tnn blench because 11 at times. Now I can do my bouse* | doesn't Irritate, work and help my husband out doors. I —Advertisement, lam wuling for you to publ Mfcc the Juice /of two with three ouncee of 1 White, which any druggist .will supply for a few cents, shake \yell in a bottle, and you have & whole quarter-pint of the meet wonder ful skin softener and complexion beautlfler. Massage this sweetly fragrtnt lemon cream Into face, neck, arms and hands, then shortly note tho youthful beauty, eoftnesa and whiteness of your skin. Famous stage beauties use this harmless lemon cream to brlns that' velvety, clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle. ^ »% l ’i«n“N T v n 'i DELICI0US BUDWINE •ST, B.F.D., Copenhagen, N. Y. At A || FounU (n d in Bottioi 6c. IN FOREIGN LANDS TINTED TRAVELS Slntchc hy U W. Reiner. Color Uie picturn with naint Miss Bessie Pearl Pierce of Can a week end guest of friend: In the city. Misses Dorrls ,, Hawk3 and Berth; Chastafn dined with Miss Wilms Lord Saturday. Mrs. J. T. Llewallyn was visit ing relatives In Athens a part o‘ Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Allen wsr* the guests of relatives at Martlr Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fannie llarvey_. left for At liinta Sunday for weeks ataj with relatives and friends. Messrs. Brooks.' Curtis Smith and family of Lexington were Itlng here one day last week. Mr. G. H. Coleman und famll; were the guests of relatives Tuckstown Sunday. Miss Sadie Smith has returned home from a pleasant stay with relatives near Lexington. Mm Oliver Sailors and bab; wer visiting relatives In Com mcrec, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. .George Smith Is Oglethorpe county whore he ha- been with relaitves for a few months. Mr. Lonnie Duncan and famll) of Enterprise were week end visit ors hire with relatives. Mrs. Jane Sailors of Commerce i> visiting lure, the guest of relative: and friends. Miss-Mattie Smith is spending two weeks with relatives neu Lexington. Athens Business Men Visit Camp Sovoral members of ,the: Athens Rotary and KltriniA* wo*t to tho Y. M. C. A. summer camp near Tallulah Falls 'Thursday, wher* they were, the guest of tho “Y" campers. Thq Y. M. C. A. camp has ho- comc.one of tho most famous In tho i^utlicaat ami the members of the two Athens civic clubs onjered the gy^Immensely. Tbey.vreyo en tertained with a barbecue and spqclql athletic stunts put on by tho bpys on tho camp, numbering over ilxty. Our Attractively Low Prices on SLIPPERS, PUMPS, SANDALS, OXFORDS For Mid-Summer Wear Never have \ye had .such Shoes—combining all of the latest and newest combinations and colors—and having the added*winning incentive of quality and low price, eentive of quality and low price. Begin Probe of i Brown’s Dept (By Associated Press.) ATLANTA, Ga. — Tho hougc Thursday passed a resolution by McCorry of Schley calling upon the Department of Agriculture for a report on its activiites in the in spection of gasoline. . The resolu tion also asks the number of cm ployees engaged in gasoline > spcction and tho duties of ea« and inquiries into the cost of co ducting tho inspection. Indians Shot For Robbing A Trai (Bv Associated Press.) MEXICO CITY—Summary vei geance has been exacted by tl government for the attack on tl Intcroceanic Railway pnssenn train June 8, between Amozoc Senoret, nenr Puebla, In which tv were lost. Five Indians, tv of them residents of Aniosoc, ha' been shot after summary cou mnrtlals nnd 12 others, who: names were given by those execu s members of the band of rol hers, are being hurried through tl mountains by numerous detaol mints of federal troops. Photographs of the five dpa robbers, taken while they falling jinfter the bullets of firing squad nt the edge of graves dug /or them, have bee distributed throughout the Mallnt: mountain region ns a warnin against further similar outrages. THE very fineness, the richness, the stability, the power and the lastingness of Jewelry are symbolic of the strides towards success and the attainments of t'he students who are here at tending the University Summer School, with a view of fitting themselves more completely to teach the boys and girls' of the country and prepare them for a successful and useful career. You will find in oqr store appropriate watches,, chains, cuff links, silver and gold pens, fountain pens, bar pins.-ringsf beads, gold knives and many other articles that you will like to own and which will prove useful,' or which you will want to choose as a gift to a friend or relative. We have a compile stock of Fine Silverware, Cut Glass, Fine Imported China, Pottery and Art Goods of many kinds that you will bfe pleased with, and our prices are very reasonable. M. F.TICKETT JEWELRY COMPANY Jewelers and Optometrists GIFTS THAT LAST Read Banner-Herald Want Ads CLORIA-t SWAN SON IN THE PARAMOUNT PfCTUREj •PRODIGAL .DAUGHTERS*, p.lac. Special Showing Today and
