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■.rnVESDAY. JULY 25. 1923. THB BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA FRECKLES and his friends ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton. By Blosser LOST AND FOUND ElgUT HECK IS > (UBS WILUET SilD’MKtBjJ rMPSiosrwr saw H , new &IPBAIL-j—y" VES-WIS IS J 7XCTLY VWUB2E ; HE loSTlT B’CWSE I \WUZ UJfTH HIM _. 1 WHEN HE , J ~1 Found rr 1 ) ' WMATCHA fEUAS LOOKIN' .V FOB? * J-' WELL, LETS HUNT tae IT. WECA&RND * rrKAsy aceva h SUBETHlSlS 1 WHEES MISTER saopsusr {• IT? --“V 'JAPIND . IT VET; PEECKIES NO-BUT K rr/uosT8K ' HECKiPmuE SAID IT t WUZ J “We’re little Gloom e” eald MIstcT Sky Bow and Nancy and there t Nick tramped back to the big rain bouaes. bow door. "Wet It was tight abut. algn on "1 used to know a charm that Sudd, would open It.” said the little fairy ores ca "Oh, now 1 remember! It went: and sw “Without and within and behind “Whc and before.. "We’i House open wid-’, big rainbow “We're door.” lire he: Instantly the 1.1* door rolled happy, open' and tUe twins akipped Mister through, followed by Mister Sky wiser* [to w, he like Then it shut again wltbont a be wan sound. "Whe "Now to find old Croea Batch," Nancy, sold Mister Sky Bow., “Ovci “Oh, look" cried Nick pclnl'ng answer to the ground. “Tbore are some been nt foot prints. Thoy must bo his." just cat "Yes. sir. they are as sure as “We you're born” declare ! the fair/Kan Nick. “ 'Tome along, kiddles," doing s They followed the footprints you hel through a dark forest and by and '"Sure by carao to a clear f.lsee where - Atlanta Automatic Telephone Exchange Begins Service July 28 Has $100 Weekly Inc o m e From Selling Produce Oconee County Man Says Curb Market Is One of Finest T h i n g s Ever Done For Farmer. REFRESHMENTS WANTED TO BUY— Second hand wire bird cage. Must be complete. Phone 75. FOR RF.NT^ROOM ami Board, to business couple, two and one- half blocks from Post Office. Ad dress “X. Y. Z.,” caro Banner- Herald. j2Gp Save half your lunch hour by eat ing with us. We have light lunch es, also have candy, cakes, fruHs, 2 Cunt* a Word F! Minimum Charos of 40 Cents (Bwrtlons. Seven time* for Clio prir# c. five Insertion*. All discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Ban* ner-Herald Office or by latter. Telephone discontinuances ere not valid. ' 7 r WANT AD 7C (0 PHONB iO •ANNCft-HERALD WANT ADS OET RESULTS cold drinks, cigars and cigarettes. THE COZY STAND WANTED — We are in the market for Seed Oats and Wheat. It must be pure and sound. Cofer Seed Co., Phone 247, 269 N. Lumpkin St. FOIl RENT—FURNISHED Room close in, will rent cheap to one cr two gentlemen. Apply 257 River street. j25p Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. (All Sandwiches 5c.) al8c DR. J. W. POWER PHYSICIAN Graham Hotel (My Offico is Now Located Here) 175 Clayton St. j phonos-are equipped with dials and are connected with the ,new Wal nut exchange. The new telephone building, ma chine switching apparatus and ns hoc luted equipment represents an Investment pf more than $2,150,000 More than one year and eight months was required to construct the building and Install the oqulif ment. It has been necessary to estnb* lish schools for Installers and for oprrntors so that the machine sys*, tern may be operated In conjunc tion with the seven manual central officers located throughout the city. FOR SALE An Incomo of $100 per week from tho sale of produce, chickens, eggs and vegetnblos Is not so bad, es pecially when tho man making It is also operating a four horse farm. J. W. Crow of-Ogonee coun ty, Stntham route one, Is tho man who makes the $100 Income. Mr. (Trow never sold produce be- fore the Cucb Market In Athens opened. Ho declares tho Curb Market Is one of the finest things for the fanner he has known. Ath ena Is a -better market for vege tables than Atlanta, he says. At lanta, however, Is the best chicken and egg marttet, he asserts. He makes a trip to ihe A Manta-mar ket about once each w>ek, coming here otr mnrket day also. Although he made, his first trln to the Curb Market Tuesday, J. J. Borroughs of Hull, route two, Is pleased with It. “It Is certainly helping the farmers,” said Mr. FOR SALE—Old news papers ten cents per bundle or three bundles for twenty-five cents. Banner-Herald Office. WANTED—House JACK DAWS ADVENTURES J UNDER THE SEA ry hr Hal Cothran. - Drawings by Lac Wright. CHAPTER 16 JX Lost and Found STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Hats reno vated. Phone 68G. al8c. Lost-brown boston bull I Terrier, one year old. Has tag h\ 26, and street number on mi liar. Mrs. Jno. £. Talmadge, Jr., |8« Prince Avc. Reward if re- [turned. j24c FOR SALE—LOOKOUT Moun tain Seed Irish Potatoes. 50 cts. peck. R. F. Christian Grocery Co., Broad St. j25c WANTED—Male Help WANTED-First class colored man cook, also waiter. Reason-1 l»_ Apply Paramount j27p.] COMPLETED BY MACHINERY When the new r sendee calls from scribed to another 'fjcrlber will he I FOR SALE — Bags and | Twine for sacking and 'sowing oats, wheat and office Is placed In c Walnut sub- Walnut sub- •omploted entire* .. The subscriber wifi dial the call and the machinery Will perform nil the details which are hnndle.l by the operators In manual offices. There are now' more than 40,000 LOST-SATURDAY, A Diamond Cafe. ring somewhere in Athens or from Miller Hall. Liberal reward WANT1 offered. Mary V. Roller, 47 Mil-- Icr Hall, S. N. S. j25p j WANTED- | other grains. Cofer Sited] JUNK AUTOMOBILES Co., Phone 247, 269 N. - Lumpkin St. . Anto'Pnrta Half Price. Auto Wrecking Company SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED , cars before you buy. Conolb 840 Broad Street. - Motor Co. tf. a21c Wanted I WANTED—Male and WANTED—Second hand! wire bird cage. Phone] Female Help heir calls to operator's and hone of j ie 700 operators in Atlanta will i d displaced. Telephone officials state thal j Idle fewer o|»erators are required i a machine switching office than! i a manual office of the same* Ladies and men Wanted to take orders for an article and make I $25.00 to $50.00 per week. A labor •aver for the housewife and sells, on sight If you want the quickest seller you ever handled, and be the first in your territory, write nt once. ALLAN SALES COM- nround the balloon fiab. “Now clinm inside” he shouted*to Jack, the little adventurer crawled into the old basket, uu ttne oaiicuu' refused to move. “Oh, well make him move/* shouted Jack. FRESH MEATS FOR SALE-Seed Irish Potatoes for fall plant ing. Cofer Seed Co., Phone 247, 269 N. Lump kin St. WANTED—TO RENT TWO OR I three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address ! "Rooms,” care Banner-Herald. MEATS FIT TO BAT \Ve Deliver Free . E. D/ FLANAGAN ALLAN SALES COM- fPANY, Box 106, Columbus, Ga. fixe, the IrurwiiwUoe of the rtCvt system will be so gradual and the growth of the business so contlnua* that the permanency of telephone operating ns a profession will not bo affected. * Even with the dial telephone, | subscribers must still call the op erator for long distance sorvlco for Information and other speclnl cervices. As a result It Is expect I ed that the rcs|M>nslbllity of the f Operators will be increased and that they will have greater opportunity, to better serve the public. I OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS are good for long and.satisfac tory service. You save tha differ ence. Conoliy Motor £o. tf. RAILROAD SCHEDULES FOR RENT—Rooms STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning;, Dying, Altering and Pressing. BED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Brond and Lumpkin St*.' Phone 1317. a20c Conoliy Motor tto. FOR RENT—DES1BABLE Fur- nlshed apartment with connect- ing hath, for light housekeeping, on Millodge Avenue. Phone 1803. j30c wZDBmuGfiisTTtvSnriia SEABOARD AIR LINK RY. hbound Southbound • a Atlnnta-Monroe local 6:15 p ! p Ati.-IIlrmlnsham-Msm. 8:18 p ' p Norfolk -It Ich. -N. Y. 8:18 p ' p Atl.-Abbeville local 7:30 a ' P All.-Birmingham . 5:89 a i p Norfolk-Washington 6:29 a P Wilmington-N. T. 6:29 a ONE-HALF the world doesn’t know how the other half is getting on, but the little Banner-Her ald Want Ads bring both halves together for their mutual behefit. FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen. Private bath and sleeping ponch. Apply 178 Dearlng St., or Phorte 1472. And reaching in hie pocket he took out u gumdrop. “St the end of the fish pole," he suggested to the watermite. 1 fellow did and when the balloon fish saw it, he started aw ini ward it. Of courae, the faster the fish swam the faster the traveled. Cadillac 8 ... 8400.M Chevrolet 4'JO 6125.0C All of our can ere in good condi- Goddess of Liberty FOR SALE—Misc. EPPS GARAGE Hudson FOR SALE—Good milch fresh in, can he seen at ■College Avc. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. *'• <1. ISuiiwi, Agent. Fln.ne lMt Central, ot Georgia Station heeart for Macon 7:30 a. m. 4:13 «. m. WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealers ini wrap Iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON It METAL CO. Phone 1161, 414 Foundry. St. , 824c. Information phone ice, C. A., 140. For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES Thi second installment of city tune, arc due from July 16th to I August 1st, inclusive? Taxpayers j who fail to nay on or before Aug ust 1st will have to pay $1.60 cost on fi fa, which will be .issued against all dclinquenti. I G. E. OTARRELLr Aug. I. City Marshal. •AINESyjLtB, MIDLAND RY. '.Aliena Arrive M.e *5:20 P. M. U.M M10:lt A. M. ••Dally Except. Sunday. Foster Pressing Company Ckerning, Dying, Repairing - and Dressing Von Canon-Well Building Phone 1880 Phono 1886 SOUTHERN RAILWAY I Effective' Sunday, April E*. '*23. I' No. tea vex Athenx 7:45 a. m.. xr- «m Lula 0:30 a. m. No. . loaves Athena 4:15 p. m.. w- pri I.itla 0:45 p. m. t No. ; leaves Lot* l:(5 p. m„ *r- tN« Athens SttO p. m« No. 3 leav cstjilx 16:15 x. m„ hr- jrt'w Athens ili« a. m. a 11. MILL^U,.fc. A.. Athsnx. Oe. E. KAY “THE SMILING PAINTER" Fine Painting «nd Intsrlor Decorating Phono 1297, Athen*. G*. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama > The Georgia Railroad A BARGAIN )0- c PHONE-\)\ Taxi Service Day and Night Fard Cut Down At a Bargain. Ttrins Reasonable. am W. Pinson’s Garage 14 W. Clayton f Phone 461 Tho Summer Tourist seuon Is now on and vacations are In order. You will be glad to know that conditions surround ing Summer Tourist travel aro more liberal this season than lp almost any previous year. Reduced rates are In cltect to practically every, atate In the Unlak as well as to some points in Canada, the various toura Including delightful trips on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, tha Orest Lakes, SL Law rence River, Hudson River, through the Yellowstone and other National Parka, to the Grand Canyon, etc. Stop.overa may be made at any point on either going or roturn trip, within final limit of ticket, which la, in moat cases, Oetu- -ber 31, 1923. Let us help you arrange your vacation. We aro here to serve and any Information desired will be gladly furnished by ticket agent in your town or by »he undersigned. ii iiiii r s sr-.-x.-.x.-x r Coal—Coal—Coal Don’t Forget The longer you wait to plaee your order for coal, the higher the price will be. Winter prices must exceed the now summer rates. W. L. Hancock Coal Co. Phone 707 - Plume 707 j llbh 1 Margaret M. Break, San Francisco, will have charge of tile Pa geant of All Nation* at the National Educational Association’s conven tion, which will be held simultaneously In Snn Francisco and Oakland* .Cxi., June 28-July I. Bha will personify tho Goddess of Liberty in tha PHOTOGRAPHERS Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 1 per cent, over $1,000; . 10 per cent, up to 113)00. General Passenger Agent, PHONE 66 Office GEORGIAN HOTEL Law offices Fhont 1676. Athens, Georgia 406 Holman Bldg. SSaSSXBSSB S UuarJVoBrHealth PREVENTIVE ArhUH .XU <!■> 41 Wrttis4or Cl mi far