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SUNDAY. JULY. 22. 1921 THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OLIVIA'S DOING FINE By Allman 2enjts a Word Minimum Chars* of 40 Cartel insertions. Seven tinea - tor the price of five insertion* 4)11 dlaeontlnuancel*' MUbT he made In psrtoq si The Ban. ner-Herald Offle* or by letter Telephone dlaeentlndanoee are NOT valid. 7C WANT AD ID M PHONB BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS 75 Lost and Found '.OST—BROWN BOSTON BUt.L Terrier, one year old. Has tag X \ 2<», and street number on col lar. Mrs. Jno. E. Talmadge, Jr., '2S8 Prince Ave. Reward if re turned. j24c FOUfJDiOSfe HKY ON A Brittle opener. Owner can have same by paying for this ad. Apply at i tanner-Ifcraldt’ j24d WANTED CIGAR SALESMAN— $150 per month and expenses. Experience unnecessary. Send stamped addressed envelope for information. Royal Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. j22p EARN MONEY AT HOME during spare time painting lampshades, pillow tops for us. No canvassing. Easy and interesting work. Ex perience unnecessary. Nileart Company, 2311, Fort Wayne, Ind iana; j22p SALESMEN — $150 MONTHLY and expenses, selling cigars; experience not necessary. Send self-addressed stamped envelope for information. Carolina Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. j22p WANTED SALESMEN Recent College graduates, to call on educational institutions through WAITED—JOB AS GENB1 servant by experienced colored woman, willing U do anything, eight hours per dav. Would like to live on lot. Address “E. B*” care Banner-Herald. j24p WANTED — WE WANT THE right woman in every place to introduce our gorgeous Hybrid Tea and other roses, old fashioned flowers, climbing vines, flowering shrubs and trees. There is in each community a tactful woman of wide acquaintance, favorably known, who can make a great suc cess of this undertaking. If we are talking to you, write us to day. First National Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. J22p out the country, selling class jew-Jyg expenses and salary '.paid, WANTED—Second hand wire bird cage. Phone ses and salary paid, f - tT • this is an educational engagement I WAIN J.J!jU — We BTC IB fer any ambitious young man. flLp mnrkot for Sped Address Quayle & Son, Iqc., Al-» ine marKe,: I0r oeea bany, N. Y., giving three refer- i Oats and Wheat. It must cnqes; business reference, 1 be puer and SOUnd. H. L. |Ccfer Seed Co., Phone ferre<$. man wanted—by old e«ub-1247, 269 N. Lumpkin St Hshed wholesale coal corpora-* tio.i to solicit carload orderf^fo; vlKtt p t SJPrjfineat quality hard and soft coals kbhy down aTrCT* f,om combined consumer, for University campus. For Rent—Roccs trar’s Office. j22c WANTED—HELP users 25 per cent or more. Stores, factories, schools, institutions, , heme are easily sold.' Our men SELL MAPI Shirts' direct from our factory to wearer. "No capital or experi ence required. Easily sold. Big profits. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 603 Broadway, New York. r- j22c OAD ULES DlAIR LINE RY. ' Southbound rUspta'-Monroe local. 6:15 n rmiczham-Mem. 1:11 p RIch.-N. Y. 1:18 p ivllle local 7:10 a Atl.-Birmingham- Idl a Norfolk-Washington 6:29 a WUmlngton-N. T. 6:29 a making *6,000 to *10,000 yearly. Some working capital necessary in the beginning. No experience re quired. Our field representative -in-Athens -in the near fu- ‘ • ' iw. Boyl- tore for personal interview sto.n Coal Co., 3679 So. Racine Ave., Chicago. j22p Wanted WANTED — FIFTY BUSHELS One’, and Two’,, new Iriah Po tato,,. Athens Provision Co., Cor. Broad and Foundry Sts. )22c WANTED—A GOOD JOB BY A young man willing to do any kind of work. Address “Jib, care Bannor-Herald. . 22 P Arrlvp 7:20 pm * 13:10 pm ’ Depart 8:20 am 1:25 pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. W. O. Bolton. Agent, rhone 1401 Central of Georgia Station Deport for Macon 7:10.a. ip. 4:45 j». m. * 0 Arrive from Macon 11:10 p. m. 9:30 p. m- For further Information phone J. Y. Druce, C. A., 040. OAlNEiviCLE MIDLAND. RY. * Schedule* l/ave Athene Arrive 7:45 A. H* C ) * 5:2 ° T’ *** 10:44, A. M.** eei0:l#'A. M. •Dally, ••Dally Except 8unday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 20. !•**• % No. C Jepves Athene 7:41 a. m., ar rives Lula'OdlO'a. m. No. l leaves Athene 4:16 p. »•. lives Lula 5:45 d. m. No. 7 leatmCiUla 0:55 p. m„ ar- rrves Athens. !;30 p. m. No. 5 !*»** *ula 10:10 a. m.. ar rives Athene 11:45 a. m. O. B. C. A., Athens, GS. ion* SL ' Guard Your Health Bmbi> prevewtiveT^mew ■MHIX. Kit UU H I InkHa IL ... WnM f.r Ctr«l,r For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 80? L. T. CARITHERS . FOR RENT — FURNISHED OR unfurnished# apartmfent, to cou- f >le without children, S rooms, 2 arge closets and private bath. 170 Barber, day phone 836; night 1213. J22c. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart ment, Grady Ave.; five room dwelling, large lot, Bloomfield St T. L. Mitchell, Phone £40. j24p FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart ment, all modern conveniences. Walls refinished. Large yard, Mil- ledge Ave., corner Meiga St Al bert E. Davison. j24c FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE nice convenient unfurnished rooms. V. V. Ray, 421 Boulevard. J24p FOR RENT—A GROUP OF un usually desirable upstairs rooms. Bath,i lights and gas. 243 Dear- ing St. Phone 282-J. J22p FOR RENT—SEP1 1ST, TWO or three rooms for housekeeping to couple without children. Rent reasonable. Call Mrs. Lewis at 40 in evenings. J 2 4c FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen. Private, bath and sleeping porch. Apply 178 Dearlng ftt, or Phone 1472. / j24c SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED cars before you buy. Conollv Motor Co. tf. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SALE—FIVE ' ACRE Tract of land with two springs, large branch running through it, just beyond western limits, city of Athens. Address P. O. Box 174. J24p SAIaE—STEPHENS Tour JOtT tir bridge out to a point more than n f’fT’V TAvre mile distant from the city limits, vfll I lAAuo When it ia completed this highway — ,will give an easement for travel The second installment of city to nil the north ov^r a paved roaf taxes are due from July 15th to out of Athena. The BarberviUe August 1st, inclusive. Taxpayers hill has been graded down and thf who fail to pay on or before Aug- grade reduced considerably, ust 1st will have to pay $1.50 cost I The Jeferson road paving bar on fi fa, which will be issued been started at the Lnmkin cross* against all delinquents. , ing on the Gainesville Midland If It Weren’t A Barbecue, What Was It? "tires, *95.00. Trussed Motor Co. C. A. Aug. 1. J24c G. E. O’FARRELL, , City Marshal. OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS are good for long,and satisfsc tory service. You save the differ ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf. FOR SALE — Seed Irish Potatoes for fall plant ing. H. L. Cofcr Seed Co. Phone 247, 269 N. Lump kin St. FOR BALE — Bags and Twine for sacking and sowing oats, wheat and other grains. H. L. Cofer & Co., Phone 247, 269 N Lumpkin St. Personal WEALTHY, PRETTY, Affection ate girl would marry. Write en closing envelope. Doris Dawn, South Euclid, Ohio. . J22p Money to Loan REAL ESTATE LOANS-6 PER cent money. Bankers Reserve System 6 per cent loans are made on city or farm property to buy, build, improve, or psiy indebted ness. Bankers Reserve Deposit Company, Keith Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. j22c . Miscellaneous AT STUD. BLOODED ESKIMO Spitz, Canadian bred stock, fee *10.00. Jarrell Jackaon, 582 W. Broi Iroad street. J22c STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning, Dying, 1 Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phone 1317. a20c PHOTOGRAPHERS ‘‘Remember your vacation." .‘‘Kodak Films developed.'’ “Seven hours' service.' ' We take them at 10 A. M.. 5 P. M. FOR RENT—THREE Unfurnish ed rooms, lights, water and ga rage *20.00. Call Monday, 610 Reese SL i 2 <« ADAMS A ARNETT 8TUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton SL FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED bed room, In private family, to cne or two gentlemen. Close In.; Answer, “P. D. M.,’’ cere Banner-1 Herald. DR J. W. POWER PHYSICIAN Graham Hotel (My Office la Now > Located Hare) 176)4 Clayton SL j26p STEAM-PRESSING FOR SALE | WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that elean. Hat* reno- ' voted. Phone 686, al8c. IS [Im being extended hack towards the Ic-lty. It will come In ns far ns the •i Normal School. The work on the Watklnsvitle rood has been finished for the j present nnd this . highway will be opened for traffic this w*»pk. An* other stretch of paving has beer laid to the top of Cord Mill hill nnd ns soon ns additional Federal aid Is available this road will be | paved to the county line. Tnalfln sLa n I 11 — IS . Completion of Daniels- ville Road Near. Jeffer son Road Paving Is Started At L a m k i n Crossing. r* Paving in this county on three main highways Is progressing nicc- The work on the Danielsville road should be completed In an other month. This highway le being paved from the River street Inside the city limits the city is paving Milledgo avenue for twr blocks beyond the turn of the MllledgD’Lumpkin street car line nnd sidewalks are being laid In dif ferent sections of the city. Read v Banner-Herald Want Ads. By C. E. M. Boy, page the head barbe- culst of the U. C. T.%^ As B matter of fact put 1n a call for Jack Wier. C. M. Mc- Whlrter and L. c. Brown, all of the barbecue committee of the Classic City 'Council of Ath ens. These men know more about barbecues and how to make them palatable, than old man Brunswick, who invented Rrunswick stew, himself. The middle of last week Jack Wier called me off In a corner of Costa’s alwayg-gettfng-btg- ger ' place - and whispered something like this in my left car. "Look here I have invited you to three U. C. T. barbecue* and every time you had business out of town, I am giving you one more chance to become, for the day, a U. C. T., meaning, in this instance, "You Como Too," and if* you fail this time you go on the black list. "Boy, I’ll be there Just the same as that red tie will be around your' brother Ed’s neck," replied I and right there I was. At East Lake Saturday aft ernoon at six o’clock. There we were, about two hundred and fifty of u», U. C. T.’s and Tesses. if that’s feminine, all dressed with an appetite like hoars just out of the winters hibernation and if there had been more to eat Doc. Fulll- love, who was there In case of an emergency, would have had ii serieg of very serious operations. EVERYTHING • WA8 THERE Sliced tomatoes, pickles, dill and otherwise, onions, oh yes, those big slicy. perfumed kind, barbecued pork, lamb and about any other of the highly seasoned variety of meats wanted, Brunswick atew, rolls, baker’s bread, lemonade, im agination beer, Ice cream- well everything that goes to make a genuine Georgia bar becue was there. And there too. In a style peculiar to the finesse of the Knights of the Grip In serving and enjoy ing each affairs. No wonder Athens, traveling men nre so popular: no won der thoy send in big orders; no wonder they have such a “successful council. If they'of fer their goods like they .yrve their hospitality they resistible. Their barbecues arc delicious and never again will anything or anybody lure me away from town on the day that Jack Wier says the shote is hang ing high. 1 am going to be there to help cut him down and I know that Prof. Sanford would like again to be there and see It well done. 'Robert Patterson is Senior Councillor of the local council and In attendance at the bar becue Saturday were W. G. Reeves, Grand Sentinel, Jack sonville; John Fipger, Grand Treasurer, Gainesville; B. B. Baker, Legislative chairman, Atlanta. Rev. P. C. Morgan At Christian, Qhurch Rev. P. C. Morgan who has be absent from Athens' for several weeks .conducting Bible Confer ences, will, preach ut the I'irst Christian, church Sunday ttioinUg and evening. ' f Rev. Mr. Morgan is one of the most able young mlniJtura, in Un country anil every time be pleach es in Athens he Is greutod by a largo crowd. A cordial invitation Is extended the public to hear Mr. Morgan at both services today. J |b.X P. U. Notes (Written for The Banner-Herald) j At last Sunday's IL „Y. I*, V. it the First Baptist church a special violin solo was rendered |»y Miss Loma Lawrence and it w-i** hiu?- gested .that In addition t? our regular song service we have a special munlpitl. MJsa Delta Petropo), caflftln of group throe will have charge of tonight’s program. f Let us moke our summit B.* V P. U of real wide service nnd ill are invited and especially our Summer School students nre urged to join with us nnd hnveTn very profitable hour. ^ Time is 7;30 p. m. t "Sunday School roo.n of tho church.-’ MUSSOLINI CALLS 7 - FOR AIRPLANES MILAN.—Balked recently in a desire to fly to /Mount Eton bo- cause no alrplana was available Premier Mussolini.sent a tjjj-gram to a government secretary at Rome saying "we maf»* have enough airplans by next year to hide the sun. We must fly! We will fly!." E. KAY “THE 8MILIN0 PAINTER" pin* Painting and InUricr Decorating pHono 1297, A them, G«. TTTi - rrpi 11111111 a i m PURE AND SPARKLING ^ NATURE'S BEST REMEDY • r the wonderful Uzte, tho Invlgorotlng fool ing that It loovoo oftor. oaeh glooo full—It’o dollghtful, yeo It 1 LINTON SPRINGS WATER 1107 No othor water hoo Orlnk It All Yoar 'Round-But Eopoelolly Do Spring and Bum- mor^PHONE 95 I Linton Springs Water Company • Office Brood Street SSSS33 sasssass FOR SALE—Old news papers ten cents per bundle or three bundles for twenty-five cents. Banner-Herald Office. FOR SALE - TWELVE ROOM , houie, modem convenlencfj. Splendid Morning or boarding r ie. Cheap if told at once. J. Pi * ‘ Bruce, 612 N. Jackson St. J23p FOB Sa'LE—BATTERY buoineoo in city of 20,000 popolotlon. A good propooition for a technical graduate or one experienced, in thin line. Preaehl own ‘ * — *, ii no pi active dun- right party to .. . agement. Small amount capital reoultedk For dotailed Informa tion oddreea, '■Bottanr,'* cart Ban- ner-lferald. J fob sale-on account of moving into new horn, will eeU ...y entire hojMhold good, to auU purchasers, at • bargain. Apply 233 Hancock avenue. j24c BOB SALE OR RENT — ONE m house, two n»m ear- e, nnd bnnC E. G..Fam- ten room vant houaa, . , , brough. 111 Sou. Mutual Bldg, j24c VULCANIZING We waah and polish can, dope them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanizing. UNION VULCANIZING CO, 362 East Hancock Ave. al8c JUNK AUTOMOBILES Right Now When You Need New Furhiture —comes these wonderful furniture values—just before the new fall stocks begin to arrive we offer you some of the rarest furni ture bargains ever offered you—you will have to come to our store to appreciate the value of these suits. • Grand Rapids 10-piece Italiap Dining Room'Suit tt07K nft in Walnut, $675.00 value, Now'.. Grand Rapids 10-piece Louis XVI Dining Room C9TR flf) Suit in Walnut, $400.00 value, Now ' ,,uu Ten-piece Queen Ann Dining’Room Suit in ClflC flf) Mahogany, $275.00 value, Now .... ... .... Ten-piece William and Mary Dining Room Suit <601 f) f)’f) in Mahogany, $375.00 value, Now 1 w,wu Twiu Bed Walnut Bed Room Suit with Vanity Dresser, Chiffo- robe, Chair, Rocker and Bhpch, $400.00 value COAC QQ French Gray Bed Room Suit consisting of Bed, Dresser,_pre.ss- Athens’ Largest Homefumishers Auto Parte Half Pike. Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street. REFRESHMENTS Save half your lunch hour bj eat ing with ua. Wa have light lunch- ea, ditto have candy, cekei, fru'ti, cold drinks, cigarz and cigarettes. THE COZY STAND Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. (All Sandwiches 5c.) READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS