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r sn \T. JULy23, 19^. mu BAimKR-BKKAtP, ATBEWB. CEOBGIA FRECKLES and his friends WILLIE IS A GENIUS By Blosser CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT WANT 1 RATES 2 Cent* a WorH r Minimum Chaw of 40 Canta MMrtlona. Savon Union for Uia Mice of Insertion* All discontinuance# MUST bn made In panon ai Tha Ban* ner-Herald Off lea or by latter. Telephone dlscontlnuancea am not valid. WANT AH /O PHONB BANNER.HKBALD WANT ADb GET RE8ULTS 75 Lost and Found AST-BROWN BOSTON BULL Terrier, one year old. Has tag i. 2*», and street number on tol- r.-- Mrs. Jno. £. Talmadge. Jr., .8 Prince (Ave; Reward if re turned. j24c FOUND-ONE KEY ON A Bottle 'r. Owner can have* same iy paying for this ad. Apply at tanner-Herald. j24d WANTED—Second hand wire bird cage. Phone 75. WANTED—MAN WITH CAR TO sell complete line high, quality tires and tubes. A money making proposition for either full or part time. Exclusive territory. Ster- iingworth Tire & Rubber Co.. East Liverpool, Ohio. j23p For Rent—Rooms FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart- ment, Grady Avc.; five room dwelling, large lot, Bloomfield St. T. L. Mitchell, Phono 540. j&lp FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart ment, nil modern conveniences. Walls refinished. Large yard, Mil- ledge Avc.’, corner Meigs St. Al bert E. Davison. j24o FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF moving into..new home, will sell my entire household goods to duit purchasers, at a bargain. Apply 233 Hancock avenue. j24c FOR SALE OR RENT — ONE ten room house, two room ser vant house, and barn. E. G. Fam- brough, 211 Sou. Mutual Bldg., Phono 516. j24c SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED cars before you ’ buy. Conolly Motor Co. tf. 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 FOR FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE nice convenient ‘ unfurnished rooms. (•. V. Ray, 421 Boulevard. j24p SALE—STEPHENS Tour- , good tires, $95.00. C. A. oil Motor Co. j24c OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS I arc good for long and satisfac- jtory service. You save the differ- (once. Conolly Motor Co. tf. FOR rent sept 1st. two or;onE-HALF the • world rooms for housekeepinr LOST—SATURDAY. A Diamond : someWhferc in Athens or Millcc Hall. Liberal reward ffered. Marv V. Roller, 47 Mil- kr Hall, ... J25P in evenings. Rent at 40 j24c FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen. Private hath and sleeping porch. Apply 178 Bearing ftt. r or Phone 1472. j24c Wanted IANTED—JOB AS GENERAL servant by experienced colored man, willing U* do anything, :ht hours per day. Would like live on lot. : Address “E. B.,” re Banncr-Hcrald. j24p RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. Abound Southbound a Atlanta-Monroo local C:15 p l» Atl.-RIrmlcshnmiMcm. 3:12 p l> Norfolk-Itlch.-N. Y. 3:12 p i> Atl.-Abbeville local P A U.-Birmingham p Norfolk-Washington P Wilmington-N. Y. 6:29 a 6:29 6:29 a FOR RENT—THREE Unfurnish ed rooms, lights, water and ga rage, $20.00. Call Monday, 619 Reese St. j24c FOR SALE FOR SALE—Old news papers ten cents per bundle or three bundles for twenty-five cents. Banner-Herald Office. FOR SALE - TWELVE ROOM house, modern conveniences. Splendid rooming or boarding house. Cheap if sold at once. J. W. Bruce, G12 N. Jackson St. j23p QEORQIA RAILROAD Depart 8:20 am 2:25 pm OP. GEORGIA RY. . Agent. Phono 1661 cia Station . „ - i 7:30 a. m. t «:45 p. m. ve from Macon 12:10 p. m. 9:30 p. m. further Information phono J. Y. Bruce. O. A., H0. r f NESVILLE MIDLAND RV. Arrlv. •5:20 F. M. .<10:10 A. M. Except Sunday. RN RAILWAY .... w—,day, April 29. 1*22. leaves Athens 7:45 a. m., ar« ■*- »:»fF - ivea.y ivea Athens 4:15 p. m., ar- - W I*. leaves Lula 8:56 p. *n., ar- hens 8:20 p. m. leaves Lula 10:10 a. m., er- 11:45 a. m. , Athens, Ga. FOR SALE—BATTERY , business in city of 20,000 population. A good proposition for a technical graduate or one experienced in this line. Present owpir is willing to retain part interest if can get right party to assun^J active man agement. Small amount capital required. For detailed informa tion address, “Battery,” care ,Ban- nor-Herald. FOR SALE-FIVE MONTHS old bull puppy. Call Grady Jay son at 979. doesn’t .know how the other half is getting on, but the little*Banncr-Hcr- akl Want Ads bring both halves together for their mutual benefit. STEAM-PRESSING Around Athens I such a good and honest look.” With Col. T. Larry Gantt ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY of this week there will be exhibit ed at the Palace Theatre that great picture “Where the Pavo- MR. ABE JOEL is on a vaca- Itlon through the' North nnd Can* ^ada and may taxe in New Found* {land nnd Nova Scotia before his return home. Abe has ceretalnly earned a good rest-up. His many friends wish him a safe nnd plena* ant trip. ment Ends.*’ This Is John Russell, which has been pic turizod by Rex Ingram, maker of “Tho Four Horsemen of the Apo calypse," “The Prisoner of Zonda" and other great photoplays. Alice Terry and Ilamon Novarro will be seen in this production. SOME OF OUR LEADING farm ’s say they would like to see nr etory of ao t passed placing tax of $5 pet cotton planted in Georglr and on which poison is not used They say it is a waste of time nnd labor to try nnd make cotton with out the use of calcium arsenate and when a farmer docs ho simpi: raises boll weevils to destroy th« crops of his neighbors. Such a inw would be like quarantining small ever of any c.jtAngleraea*J nboui their cotton, ns It is stored in «i bended warenouse, nnd they car get every bale by paying an) amount they have borrowed or said cotton. It is believed that Bar rett & Co., will resumo business nnd their troubles bo ndjusted. It Ip one of the oldest nnd leading cot ton houses In Georgia. Their con trol of the Hill Mixture is n vnlu able asset. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton. Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phono 1317. n20c PHOTOGRAPHERS “Remember your vacation.” “Kodak Films developed.” “Seven hours’ service.* * We taka them at 10 A. M.. out 5 P. M. ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton SL al9c DR. J. W. POWER PHYSICIAN Graham Hotel (My Offico is Now Located Here) 175 Vj Clayton St. j26p THE ABBEVILLE COUNTY Highway Commission will meet nt,p 0 x. Calhoun Falls, on Tuesday of this week with tho Elbert county com mission. to agree on a location for the Cnlhoun Highway bridge across the Savannah, to connect the states of North Carolina.and Gcft*- Athens is very greatly Inter ested In this bridge, for It will bring *to our city the trnfce of a fine section across that stream. We wrote about this projected bridge attending the barbecue given by Hon. L. C. Brown. South Caro-1 Una ha. n fine highway to th. j A NUMBER of fnrm.ra wertT In river hank. I our city who had cotton stored J with Barret A Co. A party who is A REPORT FROM THE OFFICE ’Informed on such matters says the Sjjjretnry of Stntcn shows these men need have no fear what MR. VAN JENKINS of Madison county ohe of the largest and moal regressive farmers in this section was In town Friday. Ho says they have had good seasons nnd crop* are promising. Farmers are fight ing the boll weevil nnd keeping down the pest. Wheat turned out very well. The Free State will raise plenty of food stuff this year and farmers are much encouraged. that 2,12^miotor car tags havo been issued In Clarke county. A PARTY FROM Oglethorpe county says If the price of lumber continues to decline there Is talk of shutting down the saw mills un til the price ndvnnces. STE AM-PRESSIN G WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaner, that clean. Hats reno vated. Phbne 680. a!8c. For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS _ VULCANIZING j23p We wash and polish edrs, dope them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanizing. UNION l VULCANIZING CO., 362 East ; Hancock Avc. al8c WE HAVE A LETTER FROM Dr. B. B. Chandler, dated 8t. Louis giving an Interesting report of his observation. The' Doctor says: “From Athens to Atlanta crops are sorry. Half of them have not been worked and cotton Is hardly able, to hold up a bumblebee *to suck its blooms. If It has them. The samr way from Atlanta to Tennessee The first part of Tennesse very sorry but crops get better after passing Chattanooga. Then the further up I got the better cropi looked. In Missouri crops ars sure fine, ^Vheat Is extra good Pit Sink 'Valley Is full of tourist camps. I saw* there a field of corn that was In silk nnd tassel, nboul three or four feet high, that look ed red. I nm taking a course Is the Borm hospital for awhile.” THE FRIENDS of Judge A. J Cobb, and their name la legion, are delighted to have him among them ngals. The Judge says he feels \cytr much better nnd he looks It. Wo are ail miserable sinners, but Judge Cobb never wilfully com mitted an evil act, and I very much doubt If he ever had an evil thought. The late 8am Hawes, of EIbcrton, after transacting some legal business, with Judge Cobb remarked: ”1 love to alt and ga»e In Judge Cobb's face, for he ha» WE NOTICE that many town: are putting on Dollar Day sales They are very popular and at tract largo crowds. Why not oui Athens merchants organlzo onef So the Upsy Downsies began Everywhere old Cross Patch went in Rainbow Land he caused un happiness. - » Evorytlme he waved hla dreadful magic stick he mnde somebody miserable and the Twins and Mister Sky Bow tried their best to catch him nnd put him out. But so far the sly old wizard had «scaped them. When th© little adventurer* came to the tov*n of vt*e Upay Downsies, weren t fley trying to turn their queer little housea around! “We’ve Just discovered that ev erything we did was wrong,” said one sadly. t “Oh, th ?n you don’t talk back* ward anymore,” said Nick. "No.” sighed the Upsy Downay “And wo don’t live backward, eith er. But it was lots of fun^to be different from other people. Now we’ll Just be like everybody else. Cross Patch said so.” “Aren’t you happy7” naked Nan- to turn thair Houaas back again MRS. R. M. MOBLEY of Covjng* ton, On., writes: “Dear Mr. Gantt? I havo been very much Interested in your articles In the Bnnner- Herald, nnc^ especially those about Oglethorpe county. My . husband's grnndfutlier nnd grandmother cairn from that codnty. Can you give me tho name of his grandmother’s father? She was Sarah Lumpkin nnd married Mnihcw Varner. She had two brothers, George, who wai a Baptist preacher and Joe, who was a lawyer. Would he g»ad tr, know who owns the old Lumpklr home In Oglethorpe ns nlso the -Mqthew Varner home. IIo wa» descended from Mathew Varner, Sr., a Revolutionary soldier. The notice of his death was sent from Mnxeys depot July 20th, 1847.' WIIL some one please send or give me the desired Informatior for Mrs. Mobley? answered “No indeed wo’ra not, the Upsy 1,'ownsy. "Then why don’t yon do like you always did?" said Nick. “And be ppy again. “Why. we never thought of that” declared the Upsy Downsy bright ly. “Of course wo shall. What do we care about a ailly old stick!" •That’s right." smiled Nancy. “Conupon sense is better than all the magic in the world.” So the Upsy Downsies began to •m thoii holism back again and turn theli housea back again and when the Twina left they were chattering happily to each other backward. "sensible being Ilka nothing There’s” they said. The Twins went along until they cafne to the place where tho RImies lived. ' t Jtim The Rimles looked gloomy, wc don’t believe In poetry any more.” they said. "Croaa Patch has be witched pa.” (To Be i Continued) JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES UNDER THE SEA Story hr H.l Cochron- cHApTER ^ by U. Wr.ght. Schooner of the Air While watching th. colored ftoh Jack hda eat dwon ori what ho thought was a moss-covered rock. And, much to his surprise, this hump now started to move. It wa. a turtle! “Don't bo afraid,' shouted tho watermite, “Mr. Turtle will only tak. you for a Whree would you like to travel to? John H. Lynch, of Puwtucket. R. I., with his invention, the verti- pructor which he has ready for trials nt Mlneoln, Long Island. He zaya the muchlne will riso vertically, like u helicopter. Two propell ers driven by 200-h. p. motors force air against the cover which is somewhat like that cf a prairie schooner. JUNK AUTOMOBILES Auto I’arta Half Price. E. KAY "THB 8MILINQ PAINTER" Fin. Feinting «nd Interior Decorating Phone 1297, AtheA Ga. Jaw half your lunch hour by cet- Injr with us. We havo light lunch es, also havo candy. c«ke», fru‘t», cold drlMts, cigars and cigarettes. TIIE COZY STAND sasssa PURE AND SPARKLING , <o NATURE’S BEST REMEDY the, watar ha. the wonderful*., the .nvi,orating feel- hat It leavee after each glaea full—It’a delightful, yee It e- [NTON SPRINGS WATER Jl Year .Rtnind-But Eep.el.Hy/. Spring and Sum- mer—PHONE » »*•■*•*■ * iton Springs Water Company Office Broad Street 840 Broad Street. REFRESHMENTS (All Sandwiches 6c.) FRESH MEATS MEATS fit to bat We Deliver Free E. D. FLANAGAN Phono 1783 SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES .. The eccoud installment of clt^ taxes arc duo from July 15th to Ti August 1st, inclusive. Texpayere who fail to pay on or before Aug ust at will have to^psy^l.60 cost issued on fi fa, which -- against nil delinquents. CltyM,raha1 -- Aug ’- 1 - ATHENS LEADERS IN THEIR LINE 'j I There is family a heed or want that cannot be filled in Athens’ stores < or factories Anderson Plumbing Co. PLUMBING AND HEATING Good Mechanics LOOSE-LEAF * 8yitcm« and 8uppllea Exeaotlonal Service AMBULANCE 106-Phone-1025 DORSEY’S Funeral Chapel Hancock and College Avenues. Good Material Best Prices Phone till 40 W. Clayton The McGregor Co. Clayton 8L - Athens, Oe. Read Herald Want Ads. PIEDMONT W-E-I-N-E-R-S Beet In the World- Made by PIEDMONT. MARKET Athena, Georgia A Complete Offico Supply House Art Metal Agency Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. THE MeGREGOR CO. Clayton 8t Athens, Oe. Wa’vt a 6lxe For Your Cap— strfrnye n*ttery K G. ■ , ! Plumbing and Heating ConfftUitdr 0 WE KNOW HOW ][ REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED ! Phone 1718 149 N. Lumpkin 8L P4 Phone 711 ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Building Athene, Gs. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad The Summer Tourist season la now on and vacations are la order. Yon will be glad' to know that conditions surround ing Summer Tourist travel are more liberal this season than la almost any prevUma year. Reduced rates are In effect to practicall? every state in the Union v " c11 as to uomo points In Canada, the various tours Including delightful trips on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the Great Lakes, St. Lsw- rence River. Hudeon River, through the Yellowstone and other National Parks, to the Qrand Canyon, etc. Stop.overs may be made at any point on either going or return trip, within fins! limit of ticket, which to. in most cues, Octo ber 31. l»fJv - ti. .tUfciiia t your v* porvV sod any information desired will be gladly furnished by ticket agent la your town or by tho undersignod. — J. P. BILLUPS, General Passenger Agent. Atlanta,