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/ j fj WB BiWKBMttHAijt. OBOKfllit ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE i 3!8p».' Home Mrs. Arnold 586 Franklin St.. Athens, Ga. 7 rooms in elegant condition. Large lot, servant’s house. Appraised J3.000.0II. Will sell on best offer. Takes quick action. Write offer and bsM eash payment in first letter. J. F. Alexander, S10 Candler Building, Atlanta, Gn. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. JLuJL iPORT NEWS 1 Idogs Ready For Two Games Here Wednesday and Thursday With Monroe and New Holland A New Champion Crowned -racking up a two gamojnerk. ivitli the MUstead tram here New Holland will be the flrxt week, the Georgia Ihilldo^H of the two trims to take the Meld | will now turn tlieif attention to irvilnst the Hu I Idogs. playing • teams of Monroe and New Hoi- j Wednesday, with iMtt^roo taking [ land, which perform hero on San- i the spotlight Thursday. i I The New Holland team halls -1 from Gainesville and Is reputed fo have n Htrong team. This team has been tli owing the hooks into the fast Buford outfit right regularly this summer, and Buford is rated as one of the best in the state, The team combines a bu/»ch of heavy hitters with a splendid pitch ing staff, whl h Isn’t such a had combination at that. Plenty of lilts with good pitching Is sufficient cause for nfty opposing team to worry about. However, the Bull dogs not only have this heavy hit ting and good twirling, but go one better, and add aid-tight fielding t‘ us rounding out the combination Monroe also Is rated an having a good club, thourh they dh well known ns Iho New Holland tea nr. However, they nre willing to rotne to Athens, not on a guar antee, but on a gat** parentage basis, and that, shows that they ariu ball players who play for love of the gapp*. On the Monroe team ral old college stars and should prove ay "Bayer” and Insist! . Unless you see the name “Bay „„„ . .. •«r” on package or on tablets yoi l* 1 ^ ' ’ v rn ! 1 * ; nre not getting the genuine Bayci | ,h ” Thursday game sti product prescribed by physician.* n J n *n-ur» nrt, c!o *>f banc ball, Mn- • twenty-two years and proved • millions for Headache ache Lumbago t Earache It hew mat ism Neuralgia Bain, l’ain Accept “Bayer Tablets of • A*- n” only. Each unbroken paek- contains proper directions. I iho trade mark of Bayer ManU' rturt of Monoaccticncldester Bnlicylicacid.—(Advertisement.) alifomia Fig Syrup" is lottn was supposed to play here Thursday, but they cancolied the game and Monroe was offered the dato and nuepted with alacrity. Fred Bale will occupy the mound in one rf the games, will In- the hurling h< lection for the other rtll) remains n dark secret. . . , Th'* Bulldogs havo several firs', mdy boxes of twelve tablets JC n r n.tn In tho lino-tip. These met it few cents. Druggists also nr( . tn ,,f ,|„ bottles of 21 and 100. Aspirin oMcr ,,|. tycrs hustle for the!? Johr 1 " j next spring anil wo of them are ‘nlraost dead certainties for a plane 'on Iho varsity. There Is one man *.mong I he now playrm, who Is go ing to lmvo the opportunity °f lurn- • log down a big league offer .before ' his relief e career is ovrr. Tu our 'mind, lie Is one of tho i-wjtea' niay-rs ,.o lias ,topped op ' Sanford Fluid in the last ten yours ' Provldid ho keeps up the para lm In travelling now. and dors nm j lot his niece,s go to his bead, nni h n doesn't poem to bo that kind ; this hoy will make the AH-Soufli- ern team In a walk In Ills find year, of college bnsohpll. Tho player In question Is Nolan Klchardson. A splendid tralUe. with good .uasebglt sense, eno of tho led fnfioldoro wo havo oyer aeon with a dead 'shot throwing arm nil nomblnod te Imakn this hoy n rnnl hnll player. I If" you- don’t bollevo, nil this I, Jlroo, Just go down to tho field ant’ i sen for yourself, . Annthor first yoar man, who Is proving a sensation In ’’Scrappy” | Moore. Monro Is one of the most dangerous sluggers on the team now and should lm a terror to qp- pnslng pitch!'.-B next sprlrg. He will prnbahly tday first base next year on tho varsity, with J. l>! Thoma son, being shlttoil hark to hla old position In tho outfield. , Hlehanlson will play shortstop unless ho hresks a log, with Allen shiftod to Uto outfield also. To tell tho truth, It looks a, though mil White not only wll' lmvo tho premier team of the boulh In tho next campaign but will ho forced to havo men sit ting on tho bench who will be tar above the averago for eullogr bell Ho certainly lias p pock of worry ahead of him - In aolectlro, his team. Tdko an afternoon off and give the boys a nnoo over ether Wetl Fig Syrup” handy. The, |nr B a^y or ThunxUy »nd then If a tensponful today saves ‘ that It wilt bo tho child tomorrow. A«k <you: bent colleglato outfit In tn® ■outp glafr for onqlne "CaNN/nlt yo*«\ wp’U give yon a one Byrui>" whlt-lw' ha* ilrettUm |vay ticket to (’Ulna, babies nikl children of all ntnr. ! The mines will utart promptly iR on bottle. Mother! Voi fosr fifteen wjth tho adml»«'o r say "Qtllfurnia” or m.v ir’ttn thirty-five and fifty cents a imitation .fig synr ,-AUver-. ^ 1 SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLUBS— NV. L. New Orleans ....49 32 Mobile 46 37 Nashville 4S 41 Atlanta 44 31) Memphis 38 43 Birmingham 37 44 t.’hattanooga * 36 47 Llttlo Rock 34 47 Ivcn If cross, feverish, bilious istipated or full of cUld, children the ‘Truliy" Uwto of "Cull- Vht Hyrup." A teuspoonful fails to clean the liver ant’ In n few bourns you car ? yourself how thoroughly I .nil . tho pouring food nut) olio out of tho^ stomach am' and you have* a well,, play ugaln, . r ons of mothers keep "('all (OMAN SICK TWO YEARS :;teeu hoeing champion IS VICTIM OF AUTOMOHII.E PAWHUSKA, Okla.—II e n r y Crammer, 41. former world’s fha.upl-m “steer roper,” died of a In alien neck sustained in an auto i.'-diile accident hero. Crammer was married to Ida m Alexaml’r, one of the wealthiest I y Troubles Women Often women in the Osage Indian tribe. Have—Relieved by LydiaE.Pink- «° rei °^T 85 'ham’s Vegetable Compound , lamis. ___ Medina, New York.—“Ihadagreat®® ®^4|^^^^®t,^^® deal of trooble auch «a women ofUy fAM.LY STIU^ACRE..^^^ footed my nerves. GENEVA, Switzerland.—Family Forovertfvoyeara ' tills " remain sacred in Switzer I nuflored this land. way.thcnlreadin Tim Swins people have just re- thc'BulTaloT.imes’ jeeted c federal law which would about Lydia E. j, aV e tpido the manufacture of al- Pinkham’a \cgc- co h u | a itstc monopoly. The re- table Compound j£ t , iU . wa , 357,779, ■ lam very’ !> better and UK ICS STORE UP HONEY ■^^HBB>ttficd to |N ICE-CREAM FREEZER praising tho Vegetrito Cotmonnd to HUDSONDALE. Pa. — Artheir my friends andncighborswboimffer uitner, a farmer near here, is go- fr m anythME ^am -J* ing without cream for a while. Wm. II. Aduns, 311 Erin Road,, his'fivo-gallon’freezer has beenl Medina, N. Y. selected by a swarm of bees and Feels Like Girl Sixteen 'they are engaged in filling it with Rochester,N. Y.—’’ After my twin honey for next winter. girls were bon, I was all run-down. , ~ g^^sSraswSWtSgStSI HISHESI’BCT FOR BIHLbH the papor and bought Lydia E Pink- CHARGED IN DIVORCE SUIT toWirtSSitSSpSmd.The.fIrrt ATLANTA. Ga^I»»h A. Bell bStotoSdmemSTkepToctatoty Uto hav, it I f n!y weiphed ninety pounds ahoiof toP tjie family when I began taking it, and I hare Bible.M pained in weipht and feel like a girl of sixteen. I never can saj for Lydia E. Binkham h \ ipound. Mrs. Nellie kuse Park, Rochester, N.Y. | Bible across the room. The lower left shows Hobby .Jonc3 of Atlanta the new National Golf Cham pion. Right, Bobby Cruickshank, who lost in the playoff to Jones. Upper pic ture shows Jones and CruicKshank on the 17th green, where the match was quared. BASKBA1.I, RESULTS I'liHrulelphia nt Chicago. Washington at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Izouls at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York. '’Inclniititl at Boston. 1’ittsburkh at Tvooklyn. The Fairway said. “Not at the curb marke^per- hapa—but if we could get in touch with tho farmers and get It out In car load lots 1 bellevo there la money in It.” MUST DIVER8IF*/ SAYS BARNETT AMERICAN LEAGUE 'CLUBS— W. b. Pet. York 66 26 .683 Cleveland 46 37 .636 fit. Louis 40 40 ,600 Philadelphia ... ......40 41 .494 Detroit ...: 41. 488 :hlca«o 37 41 .474 WaalHuRtoQ^. 4*- ...i. .34 46 .436 Boston 29 46^ .387 nationalTleague CLUBS— W. L. Pet.- Now York 64 29 .651 Cincinnati 48 30 .616 PttUburg ..’J 48 32 .600 Chicago ... 46 39 .636 Hfooklyn ...........41 39 .613 fit. liOUls ... 42 .42 .600 Boston ... 23 66 .291 Philadelphia .* 23 67 .288 8ALLY LEAGUE CLUBS— W. L. Pet. rharlotto >..10 4 .714 Augusta 7 6 .586 Ma«U .. .* t 7 .663 fipartanhurg ........ 6 7 .462 GrnonvIUe !. 6 7 .443 Columbia 5 10 .333 MONDAY’S GAAME8 SOUTHERN LEAGUF Atlanta 3; Birmingham 2. - Mobile 3; New.Orlenna 6. . Memphis 6; Llttlo Rock 3. Nashvlllo 4; Chattanooga 5. AMERICAN LEAGUE WeKliInvtnn 4: Detroit 2. Philadelphia 4: Chicago 3. New York 0*11; Cleveland 6-7. Boston 1; St. Louis 4. ‘NATIONAL LEAGUE chfe-mb 7-1: Now York 4-3. Pittshnra 4* Brooklyn 8. fit. f ouls 13: Philadelphia 7. Cincinnati-Boston, doublcheader. 'ostp'med, rain. RALLY LEAGUE , _j»nnftnr*onr 0; Bacon 2. \ flrrervlllc 5; charlotte 4; (10 nrlejs.) * Augusta 0; Columbia 5. TUESDAY’S GAMES 80UTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at [Birmingham. MobRe at New Orleans. Memphis at Little -Hock. Nashvlllo at Chattanooga. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at fit Louis. New York at Cloveldnd. Captain J. W. rarnett stressed P’- 1 ' necessity of getting the farm- | J | era to diversify their crops In or- “ ~ ~ der to make up for the losses In Tho Cloverhurst Country Club cotton. L. O. Price, who spoke op gf.lf tc: m of the North Georgia th* chicken and livestoeg situation, league fared rr.lhcr bad*y at the y-ld that Athens could take care of | Linds of Marietta w the latter’s t,u ‘ ,,v0 but that tho chlck- r-tirsc .Saturday Vr.e local iettm, Vn business Heeded looking Into, vou 0»ur points of the. lit, J - McRlroy and others spoke on tied two a ad lo.it thirteen. • ithe geiiet-al farming situation tcll- -lu pluyerj gohur to Marietta! lag various experiences thoy have for the game ,’vcie flantals; Arthur ’had in marketing in large uuantf- •ffiiffith. A. G. Dudley, Harris tics. ** Jones, J. P, Tibbetts. Billie Phin- j M. C. Gay, of tho Stato' College izy.tud Frank Lawler. I of Agriculture Nxtonslon dcpai-t- | Dudlfly won two points gad rogLjm'nt, made an lntutt>8ting speech - Lawlcr»won twd.pqifita Ay*, and commended’ the more made 1 the yph^ycditcd Ui the Ipcal team. | Krc | n establishing the curb, AfllRIlITTrrn H4BBnr , n! markct nl>(1 tn mak,n K an effort to' I lllinSifll I I Li.ll lUflllflLII l*Uhji08c of the surplus products . h'lilllll* 1 1 p L 0 IbHiViIIIJI committees were api>o!nted to uvillllll I I Uft*v lllllllwVf | nvCRt |g at0 aD( j study the mattor of p-.*oduction and marketing of tho various farm product^. These com mittees will try to find out Just what products are most profitable In this section and which products Ltow best hero, Tho committees are as follows: Oats, corn and bay. J. E. Talmadgo Jr.. J. M. Howell and Robert Calloway; chickens nnd livestock. L. O. Price; Eggs, David |F. Paddock; toroatoos. onions, cab* market If farmers would ralm* bags and beans, Frank Costa and largo quantities of#hoso products J. E. Williams; peas, Charles A. to oe marketed. (Rowland, E. K. Eldson, A. W. BUY ALL l Weir; sweet potatoes, J. L. Mc- PEA8 HERE l^eroy, Harold Hulms; warehouse facilities, John Whito Morton, c. II. iTO INVESTIGATE Continued From Pago One) i*T A. Rowland said; “Wo,never full to buy a muffs peas from Movomber on as thoy como In. We can handle all the peas raised Ip ••re. As a rule the ones we get are. not put up properly and therefore have to be resackcd. More could bo gotten for them If they were iu new sacks. We need un under standing with the farmer; wo need to know just how much ho will •raise *hnd he needs to know Just how qiU'Jj we are going to’buy of a particular product.” Mr. Rowland suggested ^tliat written forms might bo restored to, In order to luring aboift fchis unifirstanding. Mr. Rowland also stressed the im portance of finding what the com munity is best suited to raise. Harold Hulmc. In speuking on tho sweet potato, said that there are many difficulties in thu mar keting of thlc product but that he believed that tho problem could be solved so that the potato crop can bo handled properly. A committee Is studying tho problem now. Dave Paddock of tho Piggly- Wlggly stores, urged all to con sider more seriously the Import ance of co-operating with the the curb market so that fanner and buyer might be kept proi>erly informed. ”1 believe people can make money on cabbage here" ho I’hlulzy; melons, (Ml J. Costa; strawberries, Charles M. SnolUng.; The meeting was-one of the best eYor held In Athens and was at- t tended with Interest by a large delegation and It Is belloycd that 1 something of concrete interest will I grow out of It. Jefferson Church Gets Macon Pastor MAc6n. OA — Rov. A. J. John* ! •on, paator of tho Gant Macon Baptist church for tho. Ia»t five, •years, at the concluilon of the Aroachlne aonheo Runday night I presented hla resignation to the congregation to 4ake effect with, the last Sunday In August. Mr. Johnson has accepted the pasto- rato of the Baptist Church at Jef ferson Ga. During bis period of service with tho East ■Matron church member ship by tho addition of more titan 560 names. A Sunday School an-j nex of more than thirty rooms has been completed at a coast of 17,000 I and tho church hoa paid (12.000, on its pledge to the Baptist }76,-! 000,000 can rralgn. >- ,' SALESMAN JAM N6 REASON FOR WALKING Our Pedigreed Reconditioned Cars can be bought on Easy Terms. They give Good Service and you save the difference. Late Model Bulck Touring 5 Tasenger. Late Model Buick Touring 7 Passenger. Entirely Rebuilt Clbndlcr 7 Passenger. Laic Model Cole Touring 7 Passenger. Dodge Truck. Vcw Star Tearing. All Cars have been repainted and overhauled. In addition to tho cars listed above, we have three VERY CHEAP good cars that arc real bargain. CONOLLY MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of Duick Motor Cars Has attracted large numbers to Our Store Our old customers knew the value and high, -grade of the clothes handled by us. In additibn to our friends we have been pleased to welcome entirely new ones, who were astounded by the values being offered. Our sole aim is to close out stock every season, and to give you an entirely new selection at the - opening of the new one. There are plenty of Woolen Suits in all weights, that will answer well for fall and early winter,,.. In addition to these,. $ lijfiil M EJR CLO TpH E S are here in a grea&variMy of Ma terials and Models. A Reduction of 25% or 14 Off Former Prices Is Offered on Every Suit in the House. The Same Reduction Prevails on MEN’S WOOLEN TROUSERS, BOYS’ SUITS, boys’Woolen trousers > STRAW HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS And On M W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES and OXFORDS During this sale we offer the well known and high grade FLORSHEIM SHOES and OXFORDS At $8.85 Pair Genuine Lorraine Seersucker Suits At $9.38 LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Comer Broad and Jackson Streets WELL, THEY WENT OVER By Swan m mit> in fa mmi iguut Mm J « w '+ U p rw, 3Ptn, WT CHILLY UP HETCL, I3«r. VOHfM uiu.ee. iHtim of sftn AHDGOIZ. mEnA" TOUUI THE- - .... m In ,L tit ol temper, he is »UegW mh FORTHE FEBT? mm Za° ■