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SUNDAY, JULY 15, 19M.
f.T.COLUNS
r-foc.
Big
Jy Clearance Sale
if Ladies’ and
k Children’s
READY-TO-WEAR
Offer lone Unusual Values
from Every Department., Read
Jaqk ; Tar Camping Togs
Middies, Knickers, Shirts, etc.
All Reduced.
•"TOTer Cent Off
Coat Suits Reduced for
Thi&Sale 33 1-3 Off
Beautiful Camel’s Hair Suits,
Navy' Blue Box Suits, Navy
Blue,,mpuse Suits anil novelty
check! |r-d stripes go in this
sale., titter not lose this greet
opportunity.
and Organdy
Dresses
T July Reduction for
[y Clearance Sale
Per Cent Off
Bathing Suits
15 Percent Off,
misses, boys,*men
run, all new and fresh.
replace 1 any that’s not
You know what Brad-
to a bathing suit.
OCIETY
Offie. IMl-Bj HRS. ALICE ADAHS-R«ldenet 831.
A PRAYER FOR rlpUDAYS who is her house guest.
By Martha Haskell Clark
Those who watch from wistful win
dows while the world keeps
holiday,
Lord, send down Thy love to fold
them; take the loneliness
away.
/
There are many, ah, so many, Lord,
for whom the dawn-light falls
Oik barren fields of bitterness, and
mocking, empty walls.
Borne are weary with false hop-
Ings, some are bound by
crippled feet,
8ome are mether-heacted, yearnin
for lost foot-falls down the
street;
Some are mother-hearted, yearning
vanished, some iof questings
never known;
Some haue lost a comrade’s shoul-
' der and must take the road
alone.
;ham Dresses
*ed for This Sale
Per Cent Off
ir chance to buy a
lingham frock nt 20
All Millinery Reduced
For This Big Reduction SJle
20 Per Cent Off
Slips
IVaflh Sateen, Waih Silk, Satin
md Tub Silk, wh:W and all
■o'ora.
20 Per Cent Off
>V All Silk Dresses
Light and'dark colors, in the
July Clearance Sale
, 20 Per Cent Off
All Broadcloth Silk
, , Dresses
in nolid White, white with pin
jtripes. All reduced for this
,ale)’better buy acveral at th«
,r,c£ '20 Per Cent Off
Silk and Cotton
Kimonas
lured for this Sale—Now
20 Per Cent Off
«s—Silk and Woolen
Reduced 33 1-3 Off
tokk selling. Come soon.
Save 100 lovely Capet to
e from—misses’, ladies
children’s.
Baby Novelties
All New and Fresh
20 Per Cent Off
feilk Gloves
loisetto and Kid Gloves
Reduced
15 Per Cent Off
, All Hosiery
and children’s Silk and
dale for this July Sale
10 Per Cent Off
vs’Wash Suits and
Wash Hats
Jack Tar Make 4
20 Per Cent Off
Colors are guaranteed.)
Slipover Sweaters
Reduced
20 Per Cent Off
11 new and clean atock,
Umbrellas
tiful new Umbrellas and
he new shade*, including
15 Per Cent Off
Every
eeveless Sweaters
Shipment juat unpacked—
Less
15 Per Cent Off
color of tha rainbow.
Corsets
. Stylish Stout, Bon
Camille and all BraB-
1 Per Cent Off
Shirtwaists
Voiles, Crepee and Novelties, all
Reduced for July Seles
20 Per Cent Off
Underwear
II Muslin Underwear for la-
tea and children, all hand
tade unerwear reduced for
ila July Sale.
20 Per Cent Off
Skirts
I Woolen, pleated and
II redoced for thia ante.
I; Per Cent Off
White Georgette and
Crepe Dresses
Reduced for this Sale
20 Per Cent Off
Little, watching, wistful windows—
white farms ringed with north
ern fir f
Pillared portico and littlco where
the jasmlneil dust-winds stir;
Sun-baked cabin flanked with
sage-brush, city marble tor-
raced white,
Or a steamer’s pr *t-holes stream
ing gold against a starless
night.
filess the patience and the wait
ing with the tread of homing
feet,
Pot:;* the wretched and the weary,
wine of courage, golden-sweet;
To the fettered bring the promise
of far tralls'and sunny skies,
For the doubting and the lonely,
set new' faith within their
eyes.
Vari colored, vtummer flowers
filled baskets and vases in the
reception rooms.
A silver Jjhsket filled with Shas
ta daisies adorned the center of
thq lace covoiW table. Silver can
dle sticks holding unshaded yel
low tapers surrounded the lovely
center piece.
Covers were laid for eight, In
cluding members of the younger
set.
socTety
r BAPTIQ1
MISSIONARY SOi
OF THE FIR8T BAPTIST
CHURCH MEETS-MONDAY
AFTERNOON
The Missionary Society of the
First Baptist chprch will hold their
regular monthly business mectlnr
in the Sunddy School audltoriurr
on Monday' afternoon at five
o’clock. 1
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“MtO SUfcMER EXCURSION
BENEFIT OfcONEE
HEIGHTS SCHOOL
For information in regard to
•'MJd-Sunjjpidr Exairsion’ ’over P
C. R. R. from “Sunbeam Station”
to “Mt. Improvement” see W. E
Henry at Information Bureau, or
J. M. Fleming, ticket agent,
Oconee Heights, Phone 4305.
TOT BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA
Airs. E. L. Bussey leaves this
week for Charlotte, frrom there she
*11! go to New Ydflrf&ra visit
>efore returning td Athens.
...Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Chick are
(pending the summer in Virginia.
They will visit New York, Wash-
ngton and other placet of iOter-
•st before -returning to Athen8 in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thornton
tnd Mrs. W. M. Carithera of filbtr-
on are guests of Mrs.’ Addle O.
/ones for the day.
Mr. and Mra, J. F. Oliver and
Jttlo daughter Peggy Louise, of
Albany have come to Athena to
make their home and are with
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hud
son on Lumpkin street *for the
resent.
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Miss Mary Head returned to her
home In Atlanta Saturday after
visiting Miss MarioiKTalmadge at
her honfe on Chinch street, for
(everal days.
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Mu\ and Mrs. Walter Hodgson
and Mrs. J. W. Goodman motored
to Atlanta Friday for the day.
Dr. Douglas Anderson who Is at
‘he Margaret Wight Hospital In
Augusfa this summer Is spending
the week-end in the city. ^
PAGE THREI
Oconee Heights Social
and Personal News
| fancy diving, done hy the winners directors left for home.
•Mis Ida Callaway is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. La Cull awry.
Mrs, Jennie Carltaers nan re
turned from Atlanta.
George and William Hor..y
visiting friends in Jefferaon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hood pai
through Oconen Heights on route
to Atlanta, where they were called
on account of the critical HIijchb
of the young son of Mr. and Mr«.
Jim Brock.
Mr. Norton of Copperhill, Tenn.,
Is the guest Of friends.
Mr. James Young -of Atlanta
:»ent Sunday with his another.
M-i\ and Mrs. Joe Alexander spent
Thursday In Jefferson as the
guest of Mrs. Will Mark.
The Community Council was en
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Ed Callaway.
After an Insl-mctlve Parliamen
tary .Drill conducted hy Mrs. An-
nlo ‘Mao Wood Bryant, the reg
ular business meeting was held,
at which a number of interesting
subjects wc-re discusses.
Mrs. Randall Callaway invited
the club to meet with her July
27, after which a motion . was
made to adjourn.
A delighttul social hour follow
ed, during which the hostess as
sisted by Miss Blanche Callaway
and MI?*: Margaret Jennings served
I a delicious Ice cotfrse.
In the water meet Thursday^ The
I winners being Forbes, Dudley,
Hjtlnes and Crook. These boys dljl
some fine di’,tug.
Next was a demonstration of dlf.
fnrent stroks, done by Forbcf.
S4tpatrlek.; Me 11 \TTodgson finjl
Hoins. Then they wore given some
flue eanoe tilting. In which Hooper
ahd Hodgson turned out Forbes
and Kilpatrick, and Dudley and
Today is field day, and It la go.
Ing to be the best wo have had.
Tomorrow we have an all day
hike around Lakemont, 1
PA8T0R FIXES FINE OF $1
FOR MEN WEARING COAT8
LAFAYETTE, Jnd.—Men who at
tend the., evening servlet at the
West Lafayette Baptist church
must leave their coats at home or
Hains turned out Boucbarl and i forfeit $1.
Green. After this the whole camp f This is the edict of the' Rov.
and directors enjoyed a swim., I Daniel O. Dunkin. pastor, of the
1 church. He believes that .comfort
After a few discussions 'by the
directors the bell rang for dinner.
Then came the big thing of the day,
In which the directors enjoyed one
of the “Y’s’’ famous barbecues.
After dlnnc-r the directors played
a few games of horse-shoe, and J na ld,
then had a big game of baseball.
The younger boys defeated the old
men by a large margin.
After enjoying the day and being
well pleased with the camp the
urcli. He believes that .comfort
Is essential to appreciation of a
sermon.
“Men sweltfdng In hot coats
connot bo expected to be inspired
by any sermon,” the Rev. Mr. Dun-
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Want Ads.
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is’lhe daily care
' that-" counts. Lot
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■.PREPARATIONS
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
FROM FITZGERALD,
HERE FOR CLUB COURSE
One of/tjje prominent and most
charming women here for the Wo
man’s Club Short Course for Club
women was Mrs. Ulrich J. Ben
nett, of Fitzgerald. Her report on
the work of the Review Club of
Fitzgerald, of whlvh she was n
founder, featurod the brograiti on
Fine Arts Friday morning.
Mrs. -Frank Harroid.’ of'Amerl-
J8, Ga., who was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Rojert McWhorter
for the short course for club wo
men at the Univeslty last week ] VENTOR, England—There
loft Saturday for a visit In Mon-’great demand for the mw Drcyer
TUBERCULOSI8 CURE?
before returning to h*r home, i process of inoculation of ontl-tu-
_qp_ berculosts vaccine. Experiments
Mias Ruth Tribble has returned | some time, it Ih announced, before
to her homo In Baltimore after »aro In their infancy, and It will be
having been the recipient of many J It Is definitely established whether
DUcIal courtesies at the Lamb* the new method-is absolutely ruc-
Chi Alpha (Fraternity House 5n cessful.
Athens, and during her visit to her
sister. Miss Ethel Tribble, who Is
attending ' the summer school In
Athens-—Atlanta Constitution.
Those who watch from wistful
dows. Lord look down on them
we pray;
Let Thy love and comfort fold
♦hem. and their hearts keep
holiday. -
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MRS. TRIMBLE
ENTERTAINS CLUB
AT LINGER LONGER
LODGE
•Mrs. Richard Trimble entertain
ed very charmingly the members of
ho bridge club Saturday afternoon
at Linger Longer Lodge. Shasta
daisies and other, garden flowers Mr . an( | j. l. Oldham,
carrying out the color note of yel- formerly of Athens, announce tho
low and white formed tho decora- , )|rth of a foil. Ju j y 4th, at their
tlons. ’ f . J home in .Spartanburg. S. C. He
Following the game delicious re- j ^jn . he called James Harold.-
i — t n iiAiialallnv rtf n an In (1 • "•
WOMANS MISSIONARY
SOCIETY OF THE FIR8T
METHODIST CHURCH
TO y MEET
The Womans Missionary Society
of the First Methodist church will
meet at the ct^yrch on Monday aft
ernoon at four o’cleok. After tho
Mission Study Miss Bacon’s Bible
class will meet!
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Mr. Fain Slaughter and
Lawrence Kenney are spending the
summer In Pittsburgh. Pa.
Dr. N. G. Slaughter has retulfced
from Tignall.f Ga.
Mrs. James Lynch and l-tlss
Annie Carlton are at Tallulah Tulls
foe the week-end.
T CAMP NOTES
ANNUAL CAKE HER BEQUEST
OXFORD, ICnc.—Mlw Oecll <’.
Mormon In her will bequeathed
t&00 to -be spend annually buying
cake tbr the pupils of Denstono
college.
. VY” CAMP/
Fiday, July 13, 1923.
By “A SHACKER”
Thursday was a big day In camp.
Tho.Y board of directors spont the
day with the boys.
They arrived about elven o’cl»
and were first entertained by some
The Simpler, the Better,
v For Baby’s Wear
freshments, conalatlng of a aalait
and lco couraiv wore aervod.
LOVELY DINNER PARTY
FOR VISITOR
Mr*. Paul Holliday was hosier,
at a lovoly dinner party Friday
evening at her home on Tallulah
avenue, in compliment to Mlrr
Josephine Weaver of Buena Vlata
^®^C0ME UP SHIUNO
of Honor
KHAKI
KNICKER
SUITS
All n«dy tor vacation me,
these khaki knlcker aulto
will atand all aorta of hard
wear. The regulation Mid
dies are
$3.50 and $4.95
Th« Knickers, well cut.
have pockets • and v * band
which fastens below the
knee. Ideal for camping and
general outdoor Sports.
Priced
$2.95 and $3.50
W.T. Collins
Incorporated
Mrs. M. L. Davis and her daugh
ter, Miss Ckrollne. havo been vis-.
Iting tho former’s sister, Mrs. Paul
Wright of Birmingham, for the past
two months and have left on a
trip east and will spend the sum
mer with her son. Thomas F.
Davis, at Skancateles, N. Y.
Prof. J. M. Pound has returned
from TIgnall, Ga.
•Mrs. W. A. Barnett of Carlton,
spont Saturday in tho city.
•Mrs. Irene Ginn and Mrs. J. F.
Lee of Royston were visitors In
tho city Friday.
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r. Hackney
Mrs. J. T. Hackney of Birming
ham Is tho guest of her slate?, Mrs.
N. O. Slaughter dn Prlnco avon > 3.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith left
Saturday for (Charlotte, N.
whore they will visit for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harmon hav^
returned from Brunswick where
they wire the guests of Mr. anJ
Mrs. J. N. Parr. \
Mrs, J. H. Otto and two attrac
tive daughters, Misses Dorothy and
•Margaret of Macon, o?o expected
Tuesday to Vfhlt tho fomer’a sis
ter, Mrs) O. W. Abney, on Prince
avenue.
Miss Helen Cooper has returned
to Greensboro aftc? visiting her
sister, Miss Luclle Cooper.
Mf. and Mra. Harry Hunt and
little Miss Elizabeth Utterly have
returned to Raleigh, after a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warren-
Miss Dorothy Uttehly wll (return to
her home in September.
Kr. apd Mrs. W. R. Tindall left
Saturday for Hamburg, 8. C„ to
visit tor several weeka.
Mr. and <Mrs. W. H. Benson and
two lovely children wfll go to
Atlanta and Marietta this week for
a visit of.two weeka
•Mr.-and Mra. C. W. Crook and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Mitchell and little daughter left
yesterday for Tallulah Falls to
spend some timo.
Mils Frances Rowo has return
ed from a visit to Dr. and Mrs.
Lauren Goldsmith in* Atlanta.
Miss Erma Griffeth fa spending
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffeth In
Watkins ville.
Mrs. 8 B. Wingfield baa return
ed from a vtalt tp her parents In
Cleveland, Ga. She was accompani
ed home by her mother, Glra, R.
T. Kennlraer who will visit her
forborne time.
Miss Pansy Moore
228 Vi Clayton Street
July Clearance Sale of Cool and Crisp Summer
Frocks=$8.50 $10.00 and $12.?0
'Voile Tissue and Linen Frocks in the July Clearance Sale
^ $5.98
Over 200 beautiful dresses are offered in thia clean up sale of cool sum
mer frocks—in light and dark grounds. All sizes from 14 up. Linen
Dresses, Ratine Dresses, Gingham Dresses, Voile Dresses, Tissue Dresses.
All new and fresh. This is a wonderful time to purchase a dainty little
fiock for such a small price.
Values Up to $12.50 Special Sale ’ \
$5.98
W. T. COLLINS Inc.
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