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THURSDAY!.'JULY 19.
PAGE SIX
THE OLD HOME TOWN
2WIWT aH.^T f^K FOli ‘{ULfc
Voung Men Become
required to take the qualifying ex
amination.
| A mark of general adaptability
.will be assigned to applicants tpr
Va^-t engineer.
i .The examination is strictly com
petitive.
Examinations will be held at
Boetcn, New London. New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk.
Savannah, Key West, Mobile, Gal
veston. Buffalo. Detroit, Chicago,
Sai Francisco, Seatle, should suf
ficient applicants be designated at
these cities; to warrant holding
such examination, and such, other
• places as may -he designated, f ,
Ing that they have had the equi
valent of fourteen subjects, as
prescribed, will be required to take
in examination in the following
subjects: Mathematics, (algebra
and geometry), history, English,
physics, of chemistry or general
Science, latin or German or French
or Spanish, and general Informa-
Naval Officers By
Passing This Exam.
Home Mrs. Arnold.58* Franklin Aihens, Ga. 7-rooms in elegant
condition. Large lot, servant’s house. Appraised §9,000.00. Will
sell on best offer. Takes quick action. Write offer and best casB
payment In first letter. J. F. Alexander, 510 Candler Building,.
Atlanta, Ga.
HOLD ER NEVNT
There ia an exceptional oppor-
‘unlty for young men of the right
a liber to complete their education
it government expense and to be
come commissioned officers in tlffe
’nltcd "States Coast Guard, one of
he -military services of the
J ill ted States, in which is offered
•ervice afloat and ashore.
Cadet engineers are trained to
‘ecome engineer officers, and tiie
’ge limits for appointments ire IP
° 28 J"®*™. A person who has |
jsaed his twenty-third bKbday >
m the date of this examination is I
nelfgible. September 10th Is the |
’ate of the examination.
Cadet engineers are trained and
•ducated af the Coast Guard Aca
demy at New London. Conn., and
‘ach summer are taken on an ex-
ended practice cruise,
cadet engineers receive the same
OOTO ^
! THAT \
cracker;
be able to pass the examination
for cadet engineer. Those who hive
not attend high school sbouid. if
possible, present certificates '.bow
ing what courses of study ev
have pursued and their extent.
Applications to take, this exami
nation should be filed at once* in
!order tfiat each candidate may hi?
advised whether c<r not he will be
WHY NOT DIVIDE MY
iINSURANCE WITH
JEST.ER
Ciipblete^Insurance 'Protection
Read tffailr-Herald
Want Ads.
617 Holiflan li:3g.
ON WOODLAWN AVE.—HALF BLOCK FROM CAlt LINE
Very Choice Well Shaded Lot, Suitable for
Handsome Home, or Two Attractive Bungalows.
Size of lot, 00 ft. frontage by 200 ft. deep, depth measured
from center of street.' Centers directly on top of the rise or
highest point of Woodlawn avenue— one of the highest and
coolest points in Athens nnd one of the prettiest streets,
. A nice home on this lot would give almost a perfect view of
Milledge avenue and street ears, yet far enough back to miss
the noise. , ,,
Well shaded with oaks, various sizes. Faces north, affording
opportunity for shaded front veranda in heat of the day.
Neighborhood and surroundings unsurpassed, many say un
equaled anywhere in Athens.
$4,000 will buy it—or, $2,100 will buy half of it.
H. O. EPTING & COMPANY—Phone 1688.
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
The Western Railway of Alabama
The Georgia Railroad
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YOU SAY TH .
WEATHERS
GETT/N'
IPRETTY WARM!
. The Summe/ Tourist season ia now on aud vacations are
In order. You will be glad to know that conditions surround
ing Summer Tourist travel are more liberal this season than
In almost any previous year. Reduced rales are In effect to
practically every state In the, Union ns well ns to some points
In Canada, the various tours including dellghtfuLtrips on
tho Atlantic nnd Pacific oceans, the Great Likes, St. Law
rence River, Hudson ntver, through %Iio Yellowstone and
other National Parks, to tho Brand Canyon, etc. Stop_o7erS
may be made at any point on either going or return trip,
within final limit,of ticket, which is. In most cases, Octo.
tor 21. 1923. .
Let us help you arrange your vacation. We arc here to
serve and any Information desired will ho gladly furnished'
by ticket agent in yotor town or by the undersigned.
Read The Banner-Herald Want Ads
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cutes that they have completed.'
1 equivalent of n four yenr high
tool course and received four- Jl
n credit# In subjects prescribed j
headquarters will be required I
lake a written examination in |
following subjects only: math- I
nlloa, (algebra and geometry), j
lory nnd English. Those who
not prcAmt certificates show-
DOC PILLSBURY HAS A BLISTER CM HlS —
THUMB AND A CALLOUS OA4 HIS FOIBEF/NGjEHi
FROM ROLL/NG PILLS -,
J. P. BILLUPS,
General Passenger Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
YOU COULDN’T BLAME HIM
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By Williams
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