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THERE ARE LOTS OF /
ONE PIECE SUITS '
ATTHIS BEACH
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ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
ily Olive Roberts Barton.
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LASSIFI'ED ADVERTISEMENTS
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i of fir* Insertions,
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Herald Office or by letter.
I Telephone discontinuances or*
I moT valid.
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WANTED—HELP
ANTED — Several in
telligent boys to deliver
Wc have some
routes open in most
ery part of the city. Ap-
r at Banner-Herald Of-
ce after two p. m. and
k for Mr. Jones.
For Rent—Rocr..s
FOR RENT—SIX ROOM HOUSE,
bath and all modern convenien
ces. Large shady lot, good neigh
borhood. Reasonable terms. Apply
F. 0. Box 174. ji9c
FOR RENT ~ UNFURNISHED
first floor apartment, all con
veniences, private bath, entrance
anti meters. To couple or two
grown people. Phone 42G. j20c.
FOR RENT — FURNISHED OR
unfurnished apartment, to cou
ple without children, 3 rooms, 2
large closets and private bath. 170
Barber, day phone 836; night 1213.
j22c.
FOR RENT—D*ESIRABLE FUr-
nished apartment with connect
ing hath, for light housekeeping,!
on 31 illedge Avenue. Phone 1303.t
Masonic Notice
A called communication of
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22, will
bo held in Masonic. Temple this
(Thursday) evening, July 19th,
ut eight o'clock.
The Entered Apprentice de
gree will be conferred.
E. 0. KINNEBREW, W. M.
JNO. G. QUINN. Secretary.
j20c B P. M.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
“Remember your vacation."
“Kodak Film* developed."
“Seven hours' service.' *
We taka them at 10 A; M.. out
FOR SALE
ADAIMIS & ARNETT. 8TUD10
162 1-2 Clayton SL
SEE OUR PEDIGREED
you buy.
desirable residence sec-!
USED
Conolly
j20c.
STEAM-PRESSING
WlllTE. PRESSING COMPANY
Cleaners that clean. Hats reno
vated. Phone 686. al8c.
«. .Must be reasonable. Give lo-'AUTO PARTS HALF PRICE.
t»n and price. Apply “P. M.."> Auto Wrecking Co, 840 Broad
v Itanner-Hcrald. jlOtl Street. j20c
ANTED — BY TWO YOUNG OUR PEDIGREED USED CARb
wn room and “-board hr. private' arc good for long and satisfac-
dly, or will rent_rooui and get tory service. You^Bave the differ-
ifs elsewhere.
inncr-Herald.
“D. A. P., u care
jlOd
ANTED^-TO RENT Apartment
of three or four rooms, suitable
couple. State conveniences, lo-
ion and price. Address “H.. B.,”
re Hanner-llcrnld. jl9d
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
SEABOAR
iibuunO/
SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Southbound
Atlanta-Monroe local 6:15 p
Atl.-Blrmlrgham-Mem.. 2:12 p
Norfolk-Hlch.-N. Y.
Alt.-Abbeville local
Atl.-BIrmlnghnm
Norfolk-Washington
WUmlngton-N. Y.
12 n
7:20
5:29 a
5:29 a
6:29 a
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Depart
8:20 am
2:25 pm
CENTRAWPF GEORGIA RY.
w. O. Bolton. Agent, Phone 1661
Central of Georgia Station
he part for Macon 7:30 a. ra.
4:45 p. m.
arrive front Macon 12:1* p. m.
1:3$ p. m. \
For further Information phone
J. T. Bruce. C. A.. C.40.
AINESVILLE MIDLAND RY.
JcbstfuJss
n • Athens ' Arrive
A. II.* ** ^ 95:20 V. M.
A. M.** **10:10 A. M.
y. •♦Daily J&icept Sunday.
SOUTHBRN RAILWAY'
Effective Sunday, April 2f. IS2*.
» leave. Athena 7:t6 a. m, or
bs. Lula 6:26 a. m.
II lemvea Attic*. 4:16 p. ar-
Lula 6:46 pi. m.
So. 7 leaves Lula 1:66 p. m, ar-
s« Athena 2:36 p. m.
No. 5 leaves Lula 10:10 a. in, ar-
bea Athena~n:45 a. m.
u. u. MILI.MU, C. A, Athena, Ga.
TglePhoM 31.
once. Coholly
Co.
j20c.
Miscellaneous
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JUNK AUTOMOBILES^We Pay
highest prices for any make of
junked cars. Auto Wrecking Co.,
840 Broad Street j2Jc
MISCELLANEOUS—P I A N O
Tuning and, Repairing. Philadel
phia Graduate', Satisfaction guar
anteed. .All charges reasonable.
Lewis P. Chick, Phono 1531. jl9p
AT STUD. BLOODED ESKIMO
Spitz, Canadian bred stock, fee
$10.00. Jarrell Jackson, 6G2 W.
Broad street. j22c
HANDSOME LADY OP MEANS,
would marry 'It suited. (Stamps.)
Violet, llox 787, Dennison, Ohio.
J19p.
g
For Screening Ice Boxes
and Cabinet Work
Phone 802
L. T. CARITHERS
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BETTER
SHOE REPAIRING
HOFMEISTER, SHOE SHOP
Phono Your Order
1186
We Call For and Deliver.
E. KAY
“THE SMILING PAINTER*
Fine Painting and Interior
Decorating
Phone 1297, Athens, Ga.
REFRESHMENTS
Save half your lunch hour by eat
ing with us. We also have candy,
cakes, fruits; cold drinks, cigan
and cigarettes.
THE COZY STAND
Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sta.
VULCANIZING
We wash and polish cars, dope
them ail over. All work guarantM.
First class vulcanizing. UNION
VULCANIZING CO, 862 E.
Hancock Ave. al8c.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The second installment of city
taxes are duo from July 15th to
August 1st, Inclusive. Taxpayers
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-all delinquent!.
G. E. O’FARRELL,
Aug. 1. City Marshal.
NOTICE
There will be a Band Concert
at Lake Dixie on Thursday even
ing from 8:0 Oto 10:00 o’clock In
stead of Wednesday evor|ing as
has been the usual custom.
This machine previously sold for $50.00 until
the new model was brought out a few months
ago.
The factory has a limited number left that are
subject to this price until stock is exhausted.
Gorona Typsewriters have been on the,mar
ket for seventeen years.
You can’t make a mistake in purchasing one *
of the above machines.
THE McGREGOR COMPANY
DISTRICT AGENTS
Athens, Ga. , _
GASOLINE TEST MAY
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No other water has the wonderful taste, the Invigorating
Ing that It leaves sftar each glase full—It'* delightful, yea It'a—
LINTON SPRINGS WATfeR §
Drink It All Year ’Bound—But Especially in Spring and Sum-
mer—PHONE 95
Linton Springs Water Company
1 ’'Office Broad 8trR(Tjp**'
BECOMES BANKER
(By Associated Press.)
VIENNA—The latest royal per
sonage to enter the ranks of the
mercantile world Is Count Otto
Scefrled, a grand-child of the late
Emperor Francis Joseph,’ whoee
appointment an manager of the
Budapest branch of the Austrian
Commercial Bank la lust announc
C SSaSEBC
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bBbbbebcs s
Gidley’s Newest
Stunt Sets Town
Talking Thursday
•f You’ve heard It, "aw. hire a hall
amt veil It."
Ed Oldlcy didn't hire «-hall. He
hired a street car and a band. He
put the band In the street car and
told tho motorman to ride that
band all over town. The motor-
man didn’t do nothing else.
the reason Ed aidley hired the
street car nnd tho band was and
la to attract attention to large
streamer* on the aides, of all the
other street care upon which he
wrote about that picture at the
I’aiace Thuraday and Friday. The
name of the picture in "Braea" and
It la about divorcee. Of course
there won’t be anybody at all see
ing the picture. Ed is negotiating
with tho (JalnSavOle-Kldlsad to
run a train through town on h»
next picture.
Representative Elders
Would Substitute Distil
lation For Present Spec!
fic Gravity Test.
(By Associated Press)
ATLANTA, Ga.—Shipments of
gasoline Into tho state of Georgia
would be regulnted and tho meth
od of testing changed from grovl
ty to distillation by the provisions
of u measure now before the house
of representatives. Elders, of
Tttnall. is the author of the bill
and IF is patterned to mebt recoin
menUations by tho department of
j agriculture for tli£ past fow years.
j ^Bo it further enacted by the
| authority aforesaid, "reads one of
1 the important sections," that from
and a/tcr tho passago of this acp
it shall bo tho duty of all Inspect
ors of ‘allumisnting oils to take
casks, barrels, or packages of gns-
an official sample from all tanks,
t ollno offered for sale in this state
and send same to the. state chemist
for the puposo of being thoroughly
’d and tested by what is
own as the distillation test to
determine if it meets the require
ments of the standards adopted
tinder this act as set forth In sec
tion fivo (government standard)
and is as represented by the de.il
or. If the analysis of tests shall
hdw tht the gasoline is not as rep
resented and docs not meet any
and all of-the requirements of this
act. its sale shall bo forbidden,
a report of the results of such n
alysls shall be scot to the local
Inspector tkijig such sample and
to the dealer in nnd manufactur
ers of such gasoline."
Vloltlon of the provisions of tho
mesure would be punishable as a
mfsdeameanor and upon conviction
tho violator would ho subjejet to n
fine of 11,000 or Imprisoned not
exceeding ten months or .penalised
in the discretion of the trial jujdge
to the extent of tho value of the
whole amount of tho gasoline from
which tho samplo was taken. The
. bill does not redace the number
j of Inspectors.
YOU CAN RIDE T(iOI
Our, term* nro bo cany. Buy one
of our pedigreed used cars and
get out into the country.
CONOLLY MOTOR CO.
ri.
PROHIBITION 18 SERBIA
(By Associated Prats.)
BELGRADE—The movement foi
prohfbtlon ia strong among the
students of Serbia, especially In
the higher schools, nnd a number
of dsmoneiraUone In favor of ab-
- - (ton' from alcoholic liquors art
_ lied for thhr summer. It Is ee-
tlmeted that *S per cent of Ser
bian student* ore total abstralnere.
The government view* the move
ment favorably. '
ATHENS LEADERS IN THEIR LINE
There is hardly a need or want that cannot be filled in Athens’ stores
or
Anderson Plumbing; Co.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Good Mechanics
Good Material
Best Prices
Phons 1116 40 W. Clayton
PIEDMONT
W-E-I-N-E-R-S
Best In the World—
* Made by
PIEDMONT MARKET
Athens, Georgia
We’ve a Size For Your Catw.
rich ejAjipgl
rWte Blitter
Phone 711
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
8mtth Building Athens, Ga.
"What's this funn y thing?” they cried.
“Cross Patch Us the jealous wi*
ard who spoilt everybody's fun."
Suddenly Uninbow Land turnef
forty colors. Not pr^ty pink*' and
bluen nnd yellows as • it had been
nil along, but ugly colors like mud
and ink nnd smoke.
At the same time there was a
loud crash of thunder.
“Goodness!" cried Nancy, clap*
ping her hands over her ears.
"Wh— what’s happened?"
•*| knntf~ It!’ 'exclnlmed Mister
Sky Bow, stamping one of his lit*
tic legs.
“Did , the rainbow door fall
down? nuked Nick. "“And what's
that funny noise?"
"It’s old Cross Patch at hi*
tricks." stormed Mister Sky Bow
“Cross Patch i» the jealous wlxard
who spoils everybody's fun. Ho
has found tho magic push-buttor
that opens the rainbow door and
xnonked In.
“He carries a, magic stick he cam
*6ld Harry,'" went on Mister Sky
Bow, “nnd every time he waves it
somebody bpcoihes unhappy. That-
roaring noise is his voice nnd ,th*j
other noise you henr Is crying." .'
“Who’s crying"? asked Nancyt
curiously.
“Why. the poor Rainbow Land-*
era." sarf Mister Sky Bow. “Thrf
Noises and tho Dummies and the,
Pufries and the Sneexes and every
body. Th*»y aren’t happy any mortf
beenuse Cross Patch has waved hi?
horrid stick and made them on*
hnppy. The earsles, too, no doubt,
have dlscovercd'that their ears thry.
were so proud of, are not beautiful,
and tho Nosles have probably
learned the same thing about their
ntfaet: • f * ’
“Oh. will have to help them."
said the little girl. ’ 1
(To Be Continued)
— —C!
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
UNDER THE SEA
Staff b, Hal Cochran. ^
Then the fish net started moving, upward. Neve imd Jack "cm
«uch a scramble. Apparently the fi.h knew they were doomed n
they were pulled out o£ the water. And just then, Jack hnd n happy
thought. Hurriedly he took his pocket-knife out and cut tho bi;: nit.
And there was a grand rush of fish. Just before the net wzz
pulled out of tho water, tho last big flzh had cscuped, and n* Jack
himself .lipped slowly to tho bottom of the sea again, hi. old friend,
the watermito, appeared. “That wa. 4 fine rescue,” ho shouted ta
Jack. .... . i isAkSI
And then the little fellow asked Jack if he’d be Milling to rescue
some more fish that were held captive, in a big wooden box. “Sure
I will,” replied Jack, ’“Where is the box?" And the watermitc led the
way to a square affair that was held shut by a lock. (Continued.)
LOOSE-LEAF
8ystems and Supplies
Exceotiondl Service
The McGregor Co.
Clayton St Athene, Ga.
AMBULANCE 1
106-Phone-1025
DORSEY’S
Funeral Chapel
Hancock and College
Avenues.
Read Herald
Want Ads.
A Complete Office
Supply Houte
Art Metal. Agency
THE McGREGOR CO.
Clayton SL Athena, Ga.
Read Banner-Herald
Want Ads. ^
W. G. TILLER
Plumbing and Heating Contractor
WE KNOW HOW
REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 1716 149 N. Lumpkin SL
EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JULY 7TH, 1923,
The Tallulah Falls Railway will operate special
train from Cornelia, Ga., to Franklin, N. C.
every Saturday in connection with Southern
Railway train No. 38, out of Atlanta and
Gainesville, and special train out of Franklin,
N. C., every Monday morning connecting with
Southern Railway train No. 29, for Gainesville,
Athens and Atlanta. This special week-end ser
vice is in addition to the present schedule and
also special train-each Sunday.—(Adv.)
-zfe-:
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 2 per cent, over $1,000;
10 per cent up to $1,000.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law offices Phone 1576. ■) A
Holman Bldg. 4then