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Iverson Dews am
in Atlanta vlsitlnr
Many soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too nftich free alkali,
which is very injurious, ns it dries
the scalp and makes the hair
brittle.
The best .thine to use is Mulsiflcd
rocoanut oil shampoo, fur this .is
pure 4nkl*0trrlsdy ercascless. It is
iucustumjml bean anything else
all io piecce.. - You can get tnisat any
drue store, and a few ounces will
last the whole family for months.
Two or three tcaspoonfuls is all
that it required, ulmpfv moisten
your hair ivl'.li water tin ! rub it in.
It makes rn abundance of rich,
creamy latiicr. wSiich cleanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily.
The hair dries quickly and evenly,
and is soft, fre.Vt looking, bright,
ANCTRY MOTHER SNAKE
VENTS SPITE ON BOY
FORSYTH. Ga.—J. T. Jacksor
12. son of Mrs. Arzena Jackson,
proprietress of the Arsen?
Southern Nursing Home, wai
bitten by a copperhead moccA-
Sin yeWterday afternoon. He
was at Stuart's Mill three mile*
from the city at the time, at
tending a Sunday School p'cnld
Several boys killed a small snake
and Immediately were attacked
by a larger serpent, evbl#ntl>
mother of the dead one.
The big snake attempted tr.
bite It-year-old Alvin Hudgins,
but J. T. Jackson grabbed th«
snake's tail and dashed his head
ngalnst a rock. Enraged, am’
not stunned the'moccasin then
attacked the Jackson boy, strik
ing him In three places—th<
nose, arm ami ringer.
The boy was rushed into town,
where he received prompt medi
cal attention. Last reports said
he Is not I na serious condition
A lovely assortment of white silk, felt and Milan combinations,
in a variety of.smart shapes.) In choosing from this special price
collection tomorrow you will have no difficulty in finding the
exact hat you desire.
One Hour Sale 9 to 10
CLEARANCE OF 75 TRIMMED HATS
fluffy, wavy, and easy to manage.
Resides, it loosens ami takes put
every particle of dust, dirt and
dandruff.
This . slim, atrnlghtllne style,
practically made the 1023 flounce
famous. It shows It off to Us
very best advantage and introduce!
a'*new silhouette.
The flounce starts from the waist
ripples, down the side of the skirl
and then extends around the hem
lino. The back of this dress ir
straight, the sldeii have a little ,
fqllni-SH to emphasise the lorn? j
lines even better.
SALESMAN JAM
A REAL MYSTERY
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TH' £>Pn HILL DID
VT LMER GET ..
V DP THERE?
HQW1HW WMER
KEEPS GOING
DOWN PMO DOWS
W) DOWN
DOINGS OF THE DUFF'S
By Allman
DOCTOR,THIS IS MR.TOM DUFF']
SPEAKING - SAY DOCTOR, l -1
WAS HIT ON THE NOSE WITH /
A DAS BALL -TODAY AND I'M J
AFRAID I HAVE A BONEf -- y '■
BROKEN IN IT-/
You’D BETTER
r (f f COME TO THE
, 1 S OFFICE IN THE
‘ V, HORNING AND
ME LOOK
IT
IT WAS A HARD
KNOCK, I'M
AFRAID- TriE^E
A -BONE
k. BROKEN
r THAT WAS A
FOUL BALL THAT
HIT ME, WASH*T
IT,’DANNY ? >
> YOU HAD
Better
, A DOCTOR.
RIGHT AWAY.
TOM-
IT MUSThAVB , .
HURT WHATEVER
it was; a
TV. lu(H> CUta W S*~ sw« to It* U*** 1
161 Clayton St., “N*xt to K
iagmaaaav.
Vttitekid^,. *
White BucJ^^£
Sea Island
Duck
Last Showing
TONIGHT
GLORIA
SWANSON
in
“Prodigal
Daughters”
Office 1Z01—lij
MISS MILDRED .in tho dining room
5r. T .d E n* F -?t ,l mI?un.v f tulor note of pink nnil white. Tho
CEt f.?A A 2! 21fJ^!. DAY h.-.tliduy calce held seven pink
AT „ — Sparkling tahdies. After the merry
LAKEMONT_> games ice cream anil cake was
llntmcfor.l will rn. served. Thu guests imludod Hazel
delightful week-end and Louise Dyle, Lilly Hell Tople.v
rat hot summer cot- Evelyn Kemp, Sarah and Period
IJ1 •wings". Lakemont, l-Hotheister. Frances lenders.
1 ‘ >' , , t fx rothy and Alldean Crown. Allege
.relatives r»dm A(h^ 1 JUIIs. Nell and Sarah Barrett,
nta will be her giiestf Louise St. John, Hllita and *W1I
W occasion. j lcin.ua Jackson, Dorothy .'Short*
kerno
number
Rutherford f Allen** Bradberry, Adbevlllo, S.
btien the iiWt'. df Fkildv.in, Florida, an ) Gcr-
J. C. Huitf hlnfc Tor ! ahllno Pledgor,
ves Saturday for I - —fH—
Pho will pj,5>n Hot J Mr. W. T. ’Cooper has
ffUPlIn'LAdffo^for his home in Greensboro a
H) entertain fog a"m«s of several Weeks a
ds from Atlanta,
up for “Miss Mil-1
SUNBURN
If Jour skin it to tender that
you expect sunburn, rub. it well
with Vicks before exposure.
» After sunburn, apply Vicks
gently—do not rub idf* It soothes
burn and often averts blisters.
For any outdoor vacation,
Vicks is “standard equipment. 1 *
It eases attacks of hay fever,
asthma, catarrh and summer*
colds. Fine for tore feet, too.
was ‘a class mate of Mrs. Wallace
at Wesleyan College and Ohe past laway.
spring she Atended' : thi ' Semple. 1 Mfsb Llllj^Strfckland’vOf Cornelia-
iMTbfT
School’lor "dfrls In New ’VorlE She Is the jgui
2s often a belle at dances at the
University of Georgia and enjqys
wide popularity over the state.—
The Madisonian.
-flP-
Mrs. J. T. Kilpatrick and youni
daughters, of Athena, are expect
gd noon to vlst Mr. and Mrs. M
L Hitcher.—The Madisonian.
—By—
M.\ Maya Brock of Athens If
sptnding several days with his sis
ter, Mrs HqI Moore.—Jackson Her
ald*.
I ;Mlss Louise Phlnlzy hha nturn-
led t'royi lakemont where she spent
•a! hospital.
—18—
I Miss llelfcn Smith of White Plains 1
hi the f,uest of Mr. and Mr
turned from Atlanta.
-GfJ—
Mr. and Mrs. Craw-ford Lyle nnd
' nnie Mao Smith
from Atlanta.
„ . -H-
(.ol. and Sirs. Ablt Xlx. of Ath-
is and Mr. afid Mrs. Pendergraph
Athens, were guests of Mr.
Augusta, State Correspoml-
secretary of the W«
' Miss .
KTERTAINS
BITORS
AT DINNER THURSDAY
At thc-Y.ucy Cobb Institute raided
Tlmcsday evening an Interesting!
group of of Miss Mildred
Huiherfosdt Mpll, president «.f Lucy
Cobb met at dlnmr given In their
honor # naJ^lv; Mrs Holiert Bren
il Club, Mrs. L. It. Berner .
aeon, chairman of the Leginlativ
iiuncll of Women's State organ!
itions of Georgia. Mrs. Ira Farm, i
presenting legislation' for county
•monstrators.
Lamar
J. M. Nix Sunday.—Tim Com-
eroo Newx.
—W—
Mrs. John I lake of Augusta Is
lending some time at Wrights-
lie Bench.
s—
j Mrs. JLouIso Ilaycs k who has been
jtho gu»st of Mrs, Merritt Pound
Mrs. Lamar Rutherford I.lpn- 1 i r f»* tmi'iv ai', h‘, . » .
;;• a , lrn,a u, al ^ ^ora ra,ur„«; e ra bvr
the National Women Party, Miss 1,7, rno i n
Woodberry. w)ncl\>;i\ of Wood he try, ‘ ‘ __ m _l “ *
Seminary iy
rian of ih# 1
Club, Mrs//1
r ah - M 4/
State BarlJamer
niaary, iyhd Si
of tha 7 //Women's Federal ef
y George Moll anil Misi
fy/df Athens.
—RF—
Mrs. Charles II. * Phinlxy Jr., of
^Am«",usta, Is at Wrightsvilio Beach
! Mrs. John TL Northcutt and throe
children arc .exported home from
i Wrlghtsviilo Beach Tuesday night
@T"
' Mrs.' Alice Adams nnd Miss
Francis Talmadge will return from
a^PJedger calobrnted Blue Ridge, N. C., where they arc
Iiday anniversary at attending the National Y. W. C. A
^iknnefl party 1 ucs-!conference. Tuesday night,
jl £tt tho home of her j —<51—
jmd Mr<3. Pledger. I Mr. nnd Mrs. J .M. Kenny nnd
garden flowers little daughter Jonell, of Hope, Ark.
irations In the re- are visiting the former’s sistei
ceptlon Yooms^thn lovely flowers \tf*> Fred Hamilton and Mrs
— v.r^ y
LITTLE
day rift
parents,
formed tho
i eqme time.
n- - ■■■
I A*!
a! visit .>•
and Mrs. I
Springdale.
od by her cousin, Miss Helen Cal-
DLanaTaHTTrc;
Strickland. ^
Mr. EMgar Marshburn has accept,
ed a position in Akron, Ohio.
The civic committee met at the
home of 4Mrs. Nichols Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Helen tCallaway and Mr. j
Adelle Henry will be honor guests
Friday evening at a beautifully
nlanned party by'Miss Olivia Lyle.
Miss Callaway la the attractive
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Webster
^allawov of BkistviUe, and has
host of !friendf» who enjoy her
frequent' visits here. Mr. Henry
eaves Monday fo# a9 extend; *
iluu3’^4.
Mr. and Mr..* 1 . D. Black.tock
Ianta have qpturned home after
GREASE SPOTS
Grease spots may be removed
from wall paper by covering the
with clean whitu blotting paper
rubbing over it with a hot
Iron until the grease Is absorbed.
As soon as the blotting paper is
soiled it should be replaced by a
new one.
Urn.'Alice B. Longed
i. Blackstock on
1 'Mrs. Guy Hitchcock .and little
daughter. Dora of Danlelsville mr^
I visiting Mrs. W. L. Brooks.
mwaiMM
Hugar Wilkes. , Mr. Kenny is an
old Athens boy.
—E—
Judge J. D. Bradwoll and Mr
Dowse BradwcU wili 8|>cnd the
week end at Helen. Ga.
—
Miss Hazel 'Hodgson wjib l« vis
iting in Dahlonega will visit In
Atlanta before returning home.-
Miss Rebecca Fowler and Mildred
Stephenson have returned from a
dellirhtfill house party at tin* home
of. the latter's «grandparents, Mr.
1 Mrs. R. B. Harris In Watkins*
ville.
-18-
Misn Frances Fain’s friends will
lie delighted to learn that she l»
Improving fron\ an illness of sevra!
eeks.
—
Mrs. C. J. Decker accofltpanle*
by her mother, Mrs. Mason and lit
tle daughter, Betty, left Thursday
Asheville, N. C. # to spend some
time.
Little Missel
Mary Pond ar
relatives.
Mr. M. G. Michael has returned
from n stay of several days in At
lanta.
—tfi—
Friends of Mrs. W. P. Brown
will regret to learn of her Hines:
at her homo on Hancock avenue.
,.PH . f
\ Airs. C. N. Sisk apd little daugh
ter Helen were guests of ’ Mrs
Carl McNelly on Prince avenue
Thursday.
—® — * y
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Mai-but spent
Thursday In Atlanta.
Misses Mary Foote Simmons.nnd
Kate Simmons vjr'.ll return to \heli
home In Gainesville tomorrow Jiftr;
visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. El
rod. ^
' —•
Mr. G. W Burqh and Mr. J. M
Burch have returned from Atlnntn
where they Attended tho Elks Con
vention.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rylee re-
turned. to«!ay from Atlanta when
thoy^ fluent several days.
• ‘ —80—
Mrs^ Paul Wiliams,of Athens l»
visiting relatives hero this week.—
Winder News.
-fiP—-
Misses Sarah Ik»wc WIer and MU-
Ired Griffith of Athens, arc visit
ing Mrs. Jutnes F. Hhehane.—Craw
ford News, Oglothorpo Echo.
-88-
Miss TjouIso Hayes, of Montezu-
...1* • arrived yesterday.to visit Mr
and Mrs. Leon/ird Wallace. Ktu-
.—r
Oconee Heights Social
and Personal News f
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Il^tory and
Miss Leila Mao Htnry mgtored
to Atlanta Wednesday.
Mlffe Margarot Jennings enter,
tr.lned Friday eve ring nt 11 delight
ful narty for her g.nsr, Rlsa Vivian
MiCfnty.
Mrs. Dewey Thurmond has re
turned from Atlanta.
Miss Blanche Callaway has re-
ttened from Kastvllle. accompanl-
Athons District Meeting al
mgnall.
Mrs. Lula -Mprrl? spent Tuesday
with her 'daughtc-rs, Mrs. Robert
Davis apd ^tg,,pprsey.Davis..
■Miss Lucy Bryant was th«; -nepl
of her sitter, Miri. Griorgo Thur
mond Monday afternoon.
M-s. W. P. Jennings has return
ed from Atlanta where she visited
ljer mother, Mrs. Todd.
Mr. Harris Thurmond spent Sun
day in Jettertfon. the guest of Mr.
J. c. Bennett.
Mrs. A. 1* King, Mr. an«f Mrs.
Tom 'McMahan and Mr.. Elmer
Crawford visited friends here
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Bill Hansou of Dawson, who
..was in Athens to attend the Amer
ican Legion convention was th«
guest of friends In Oconee Heights
Monday.
LONG LINES END
IN A FLOUNCE
DAILY RECIPE
EGGS BAKED IN TOMATOES
By Bertha E. Shapleight 1
of Columbia University
Select firm, ripe tomatoes, fair
ly large In size. Aftrr washing, cut
a slice from (he top of each. Scoop
out Rome of the ptjlp and sprinkle
tho Inside of the tomatoes with
salt. Mix soft, stalo bread crumbs'
with melted butter, using two
{tablespoons butter to one-half cup
l of crumbs. Sprinkle a few rrmbs
in the bottom of each tomatto and
'slip In a fresh egg.
f Cover -with crumbs and bako (n a
moderate oven 15''minutes. Strve
with or without a cream sauce.
Cream sauce to which grated
cheese has been added makes tho
dish a little higher in fuel value. |
curtains
Always pull a thread and cut by
that when you are making cut-
tains. Then they will always hang
“true. M
Aftfithtir Rus sian Invasion
PALACE
Priscilla Dean
•1" in
“Flame of Life”
Big Special
STRAND
. Marla Asti, Ru.-nlnn dancer, iu being acclaimed a great success In
Berlin. Parin nnd oilier Eu.o;;can cillca. Now ohe ij planning a lour of
TODAY
EMBROIbERED ORGANDIE VERMILION AND GREEN
White, embroidered organdie Is Vermilion and Lanvin green an
vf-ry effective with black or navy combined to form bindings oa a
blue taffeta^ . smart frock of black crepe.
MICHAEL’S
%EJV SPORT HATS
SPECIAL SALE
TOMORROW at
TIIE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
The Big Bargain
Opportunity Of The Year!
ter have we offered more «ne^v^>“1*
it when “White*” are fa the SeS
al Clearance Sale of White Kia, White ° ug h , .
nd Duck Pump* and Oxford offer.
tunity to *ave money on your *ummer footwear. I nuu*
t, owy $1.95 for, stunning model*,
iup to $6. Nev« before at thu majon of theyewbare
made »uch dra.tic reduction-fluy Now .while the Big
’eUont
Alkali in Soap Bad for Washing Hair
