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rtESDAY. JULY 17, 1929. BBH| DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 'Hft t. ■ . 71) i Xh~. DANNY TRIES TO BE CONSOLING By Allman WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Wore Minimum Charge of 40 Cants Insertions. Seven times for t i of five Insertions. All discontinuances MUST bt made In person si The Ban* •.Herald Office or by latter Telephone discontinuances are NOT val(d. WANT AD f PHONH BANNEft-HEHALD WANT AOS GET RESULTS 75 75 Lost and Found ,0ST—ONE SET (12 PISTON rings) with springs and sleeve, ctween Athens and Atlanta. Rc- Notify Sam W. I’inson, 164 "layton Street.j!7c .0ST—NEW BROWN LEATHER traveling bag between Univcr- ity campus and, 198 Dougherty Call 673 and get reward. j!7c ,0ST—GOLD LINK BRACELET with flower design engraved on . Reward if returned to Eleanor smith, Winnie Davis Hall, tare S. WANTED—TO BUY A SMALL ho'jse of four of five rooms. Must have all modern convenien ces and located in desirable part of city . Write “Location, 1 ' care Banner-Herald. WANTED—TO EXCHANGE *1- niost new Liberty Touring Car with a Red Seal Continental Mo tor, and run like a sewing ma chine, for a vacant lot. J. L. Pcnd- i j!7p WANTED—POSITION AS Book keeper by young man; will con sider clerkship, grocers preferred. Answer “X. Y. Z.,” care Banner- Herald. - jl7c WANTED-TO BUY Unimproved lot in desirable residence sec tion. Must lxmreasonable. Give lo cation and price. Apply “P. M.,” Banner-Herald. j!9d SEE OUR PEDIGREED U0ED cars before you buy. Conolly Motor Co. jl7c FOR SALE — THREE BURNER oil stove, dining table and dresser. Cheap for immeditae sale. Phono 1374. jl8p FOR SALE CHEAP—Immediate- ly, gas range, refrigerator and possibly other household goods, in good.condition. Phone 1003. j!7p roll SALE—Mut.g Beans. Banner-Herald office. At»piy FOR SALE—SHETLAND PONY, buggy, harness and saddle. Per fectly gentle. Apply ^ A. Crane, Phone 582 or 1T17. jl7c WANTED — BY TWO YOUNG' AUTO PARTS HALF PRICE. men room and board in private' Auto Wrecking Co., 840 Broad family, or will rent^ room and get Street. 'J20c meals elsewhere. “D. A. P.,” care j lianner-Hcrald. jlOd.OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS ere men to* instruct our boys amUnoted Georgia woman author. The TAX IS “UNJllSf (Continued from page one) aoption of tt tax system which will rid Ueor.T:a of tile . existing 'unjust, unfair end Indefensible" , , , , trfx and provide means of,.the elassiticd nnd Income tax girls,*' convention opened Monday night Without advocating any of the with welcome exercises with May sundry tax measures before the or J. K. Dortch delivering the Georgia legislature. Governor welcome address. Tuesday l*rcs - Wulkcr appealed -to Georgia edi- dent W. G. SutIWo delivers his ad torx;to help build up a public dress after which the visitors scntAnorit wfich will rid Georgia leave for Hartwell where a big of •hrnhi&t and unfair system of entertainment program bus been taxation which is imposing upon prepared, , nn0r at the ono-half of the people theHurden I Hartwell High School and ride of the government while another over the counties of frank^n and half i-i enjoying its fruits and «ar.. dodging^ responsibility of pay ment Pointing out that adoption of either the proposed classified tax, the income tax or a combination for ^adequate support to the high-i^N ho “unVopular and turn loose educational institutions as well I a howl from the demagogue, the are good for long and satlsfac- ^ANTED—TO RENT Apartment tory service. You eavo the differ- . pf three or four rooms, suitable enqe. Conolly Motor Co. jI7c for couple. State conveniences, lo- “ ■ cation and price. Address “H. B.,”J Miscellaneous care Banner-Herald. ^^jjJUNK AUTOMOBILES-—We Pay open in most :very part of the city. Ap- ily at Banner-Herald Of- icc after two p. m. and isk for Mr. Jones. Wanted * VANTED — ONE FURNISHED room, close in. P. O. Box No. 63. jlTb IP__ ri„„* i, ! highest price* for any make of * or Kent—Koclt.S I junked capo. Auto Wrecking Co., Q - - J 17 ’ 1 1 FOR RE(IT — UNFURNISHED 840 Broad Street. j20c 1VAVWI1 uni l> | first floor apartment, all con- tv AIN xlBiljr venicnccs, private bath, entrance IV ANTED Several in. ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 meters. To conple or two pViUM lEiIJ BCVC ^j. r „_ grown people. Phone ,426. j!7c tclligent bo Wc fS to ‘lave gnmp FOR RENT—NINE ROOM house, RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. . •rthbound Southbound oo a Atlanta-Monroe local 6:l. r » p 2 12 p Atl.-Birmingham-Mem. 3:12 p Norfolk-Itich.-N. Y. 3:12 p 7:55 p Atl.-Aubt>rnie local ?-no a > 24 p Atl.-Birmingham < 6:29 partly furnlahod, or two apart ments, one unfurnished and one furnished, at 840 W. Hancock. 'Phone 9134. j!7c FOR RENT — FURNISHED OR unfurnished apartment, to cou ple without children, 3 rooms, 2 largo closets and private bath. 170 Barber, day phone 83G; night 1213. j!7c FOR RENT—SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath and all modern convenien ces. Large shady lot, good neigh borhood. Reasonable terms. Apply P. O. Box 174. jl9c FOR RENT—6 ROOM Apartment, modern conveniences, Milledgc avenue. Possession August’ 1st. Albert E. Davison. J18c FOR SALE LEADING ATLANTA MUSIC house has an Upright Piano , „. . , „„ .nearby, which they will sell to -in Norfolk-Washington i-.V) » party who will complete the re- i -,f o WIMlngtun-N. Y. 6:20 a mB j|,i nK monthly payments. Ad- Box OtfftriaiA RAILROAD rrlvo s Depart < 20 pm '8:lo am mo pm S:25 pm CENTRAL OF OEOROIA RY. W. O. Bolton, Agent, Phone 1661 Central'of Georgia Htatlon Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m. |:4S p. in. arrive from Macon 12:10 p. tn. 9:30 p. m. For further Information phone J. Y. Bruce, C. A., C40. GAINESVILLE Ml Sc hi *av* Athene ! MIDLAI edyfei ND RY. Arrive A. M.e *5:20 P. M. A. M.*e ••10:18 A. M. Daily. ••Dally Except Bundajr. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 89, 1*0. No. 6 leaved Athena 7:45 a. m., ar- ive.i Lula 9:J0 a. m. No. s leaves Athens 4:15 p. m., ar- ves Lula 6:45 p, m. No. 7 leaves Lula 8:55 p. ro., ar- •‘ves Athens 8:30 p. m. No. 6 leaves Lula 10:10 a. tn., ar rives Athenf 11:45 a. m. U. B. MILLER, C. A., Athens, Go. Telephone 81. dress Post Office A., Atlanta, Ga. Ad No. 9, Sta. \ JIOc For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS BETTER . SHOE REPAIRING HOFMEISTER SHOE SHOP Phone Your Order 1113 We Call For and Deliver. E.KAY «thb smiling painter* Fine painting and Interior Decorating Phone 1297, Athen*. Ga. SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES Tho second installment of city taxes arc duo from July .10th to - t'~Ti August 1st, inelusivy. Taxpayer^ who fail to pay on or before Aug ust 1st will have to pay $1.50 cost on fi fa, which will be issued against ail-delinquents. G. E. O’FARRELL, Aug. 1. City Marshal. THE TURNED COUNTY PLAN (Continued from page out.) Pkv.ki.kaa PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No othor water has ths wonderful teste, the Invigorating feel ing that It leaves sfter each glass full—It's, delightful, yes It’s— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Brink It All Year ’Roomf—But Especially In Spring and Sum- , , ^ mat—PHONE 85 Linton Springs Water Company Office Broad Street •nation as a check on the prices paid and If member* become die- satisfied with grades allower, can sat up Its own lnspc,ctlng service; also, of course, resuming It* aale* If th*t appear dealrabl*. CO-OPERATING BALE PRICE ’ ’ - Trices realised at tho last co operative aale y/cre: Fryers, 41 cents tho pound, hens 31 cent*, turkey*, 25 cent—off season; geese —also oft season—10 cents. The poultry was unloaded directly Into the. car from wagons, buggies and automobiles. County Agent Rails keeps la closo touch by mall and wire with market quotations and aclla la car lota on blda from tho Unde; Mils practice differing from that fol lowed In the flrat iChesterfleld county isle In South Carolina, where the extension aervico mere ly arranged for tho aale, the buy er himself making payment direct ly lo the vendor. Mr. Ralla in these transactions acts not as county agent, but as the manager of tho farm bureau, wblcb Is a co-opera vo business enterprise. RIVATE FEEDING PLANT The Aahburn Distributing com pany has built In roar of Us whole* sale grocery warehouse and direct, ly above Its refrigerating depart ment a double row, face to fee* of three-tiered cables, with a se.-v- Ing alley between, them, a Jotor- drlven Teed ' grinder at one end and shallow V trough* running along the Iront* of th* cages, Intp which thT birds can dip " beaks from between tho chickens are bought day by day from farmer*, the co-operative sales quotations mainly determin ing the prfcei, and are fed ns common schools of the state. ,governor declared that. Georgia Pointing out the dilapidated{wOf not get anywhere industrially condition of buildings of the Uni- or educationally until the existing verslty of Georgia, where the sfrtcm of, taxation is wiped out “Chancellor, in my opinion, the.aml something which will make highest servant in the state, sits j tho “tax dourer pay his shnre in office, which is a distance to of government expense is adopt- the commonwealth, and the Stnto k*L Normal School buildings, are in I . _ . such a poor state of repair that:BREADING FOB unless they receive a coat of paint TAX .SYSTEM ^ _ they will not only continue a dis- _ . . . « a £ I - ■ • - ,, ' v —*- •* AU - 4 the'creases requested: Lavonia is oozing with hospi- taUty and the guests, some two hundred in number, are enjoying the activities immensely. EDUCATORS ASK FOR (Continued from page one.) grace to Geargin but actually fall to the ground.” The governor launched into a sincere and fer vent appeal for the * support of Georgia editors in helping relieve the existing status. “I crave, as well as sonie of the opponents of higher educational in* ntitutions. for n better system of common schools/’ s^d the gover nor, ?but unler.3 qur higher Instb tutlooe arc bettcr_pupportcd by the state we will continue to be de prived of competent teachers for our common schools in view of the fact-that two*thirds of the present teachers arc graduates only of the public tchools IGNORANCE, ' ? . THATS ALL “There is nothing the matter with Georgia but its ignorance,” the governor declared. “Brilliant professors are leaving for other positions where - they have more pportunity for service, leaing be- ind in a large measure, medio- Although he asserted that responsibility for the < turc’s anil not his, expressed pleasure governbr the pro- assembly -- -- - lem. v He fprthcr declared every spark moment of his executive thnt is spoflt in counseling with an effort ,. - r Jus ion and ibiiy ih the-'ranks lirm in order that but of this session will come a substitute for the, ^antiquated system of taxa- 6(a«i vtAMt in tmaam 1118 j tlon now in vogue. 1 The governor referred to a re cent ^appeal of his In 1 which he urged, ! tb*t advertising of the "bad in our *tate be caased.” ‘‘We havo enough good things in Geor gia to advertise without flaunting before the world all the badness that' occurs within our borders,” he said. . Governor Walker’* address, fol lowed that of Mrr. Corra Harris, University of Gcorgtd 85,000 $150,000 Summer School 6,000 10.000 Tech . 112,500 175,000 Agricultural .. . 80,000 185.000 Smith Lover . 100.000 1S5.000 Extension ... . 35.000 50.000 Institutes .. . 2.500 2,500 Bowden ... .. . 15,000 25.000 Dalton . 27.000 32.000 Medical College 85,000 35,000 Hyg. and I’ub Health 15.500 20,000 State Normal . . 63,000 80,000 Georgia College for Women ... 90,000 90.000 Extension . . . 12.500 12,500 Valdosta . 31.500 - 50,000 Savannah 10.000 10.000 Albany . 15,000 16.000 Summer School . 2,500 2.500 1737,000 $1,083,500 ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton. VUV7 “I cab tec around the wor The next jlace in Rainbow Land whore th^ Twins went with Mis ter Sky Bow was the place here the Googlies live. The Googlies were not beautiful. They ’ far from it. Indeed theyv^blrd’s nests for lunch. I can see were ugly, for their eyes stuck out Mke the lamps on an automobllo and it gave them the appearance of inquisitive beetles standing on their hind legs. •'How do you do?” said a Googly, stepping up and tipping his hit “Wc’vo been expecting you for five hours and forty-five minutes and sixteen seconds. You are late.” “Why!” exclaimed Nancy. “How did you know wo were coming?” “Never ask a Googly how he knows anything.” said tho Googly importantly. 'Thea«* eyes of ours not madn for nothing. Somo peoplo liavo necks that stretch. Others havo ears that stretch (when tliero are secrets to be heard), but wo havo eyes that stretch. Look!” 4 And before the Twins could so Id with these eyes of mine.” much as wink, hadn’t tho Googly shot his great eyos up like sky rockets and 'brought them down; again! “A-ha I knew iff” he erf* ’.• The Emperor of Chins is liaving around the world with tbewb eyeo of mine. Anything yon wiah to know?” “Oh* yes, yes!” cried Nick “Ploaso tell mo what 8anta Claun is doing. And Mrs. Claus and overybody." “H*m! Just wait!” said the Googjy shooting up bis oyes again. “Santa Claus Is painting a word on an express v wagon. - It says “Nick/ And Mrs. Claus 4s makjng a doll drtss. Now she's pinning a paper on it. It spy* Wafccy.* - Then I ho Googly brought bis eyes down again. “Oh. roy!” sighed happi ly, “I wish'I were a Googly. You’d never have to steely at all. You’d now everything.”-. .- Be Qontlnued) JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES UNDER THE SEA Stor, b, Hal Cochran. i Drawing* bj Lee Wrixhl CHAPTER 10 *fheie caeca for tc'nto 14 dajra, nn a mixture of buttermilk I from the adjacent creamer, op*rated L, the same compear); law .grade Hour and corn meal. At the -il rf tl.e feeding period, the chlckon* are killed And dressed by government specifications. Iced down In bar rels and shipped the greater part to Atlanta and Jacksonville The ut- —il mi*i NROlM 111 etagew and verr little comnlalnt ,ias been received ss to qntllt, or condition. So far the Southern market has satisfactorily abso'bed the outpnt A good deal of the custom comes from high grade hotels. Jhould say I would like to ride,” shouted Jack, ’’but how can I a horses? They haven’t any backs Uke regular horses.” “That’ll ride son horses? They haven’t any bad__ _ - . , be easy ■ enough,” replied tho watermitc. And with thnt he hitched tho horses to a huge sen shell and Jack quickly climbed aboard. “Gid P«p,” shouted tho watermitc. ling ewift ®PPII8i And In nn instant Jack traveling swiftly through the water, with Flip running nlo ig bclnnd him. He had gone but a short distance when, looking bad:, h- ;;aw that Flip had disappeared. Theh Lj heard another commotion in the water. $6.00 to $8.00 Shoes reduced to .. $4.95 $5.O0 to $7.50 Shoes reduced to .. $4.45 $4.00 to $6.50 Shoes reduced to $4.00-to $6.00 Shoes reduced to $•4.50 to $5.00 Shoes reduced to, $!4.00 to $4.50 Shoes reduced to $2i0 to $4.00 Shoes reduced to .. $1.95 $2.00 to $3.50 Shoes redubed to .. $1.65 $2.00 to $3.00 Shoes reduced to .. $1.45 $1.50 Shoe's reduced to $1.25 $1.00 Shoes reduced to 95c $3.95 -v $3.45 $2.95 $2.45 Jack, of course, wanted to go back and see what the matter decided to just shout “Turn aitpund,” -nd when ha did, aurc , the horse* turned. And *von Jack found out what tad stopped (Continued.)' This Clearance Sale of Shoes begins Wednesday morning, and it will pay you to see these offerings. CO LO ■ I TAXI.SERVICE Day and Night a> X 1 GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone P* ■ to to 66 Office Georgian Hotel 66 9Q ■ • Ok o» Clayton Street Athens, Georgia Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission Z par cent.* over 11,000; 10 per cent np to fl,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1671. 405 Holman Bldg. Athens, Oeorgla