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THH BAWIjgfrHBBAlp, ATHENS, gBOBOIA
THE OLD HOME TOWN
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o using poison but tney
lutf.
t APE COLLARS Dl
Some of the njjw fall coats A very
achieve a swagger effect by capo combine
collars which reach the waistline blouse; witl
and are lined with gay colors. very much
Aroum
With Col* T. Larry Cantt
[ YOU SAY
HE WILL ,
FfclNT TH
HOTEL „
FLOORS?
8 -no-they)
1LY HAVE
cEE KEYS 1
S TWENTY/
poors'.: y
WORK ON THK WatkiaavillV
rortd Is complet’d and that high-
way !h now fu»uiu open to the pub-
lie. ‘ Wo have now a fine r ail to
the.capital of ocuner. nnd which lr
a ^rrat convenience. Hands art
now at work on the Athens-aeffer-
son county line. It 1 hoped /hat
Will soon be completed !<*) the Jack-
son county line. I» u« hoped that
the commisslci* i... -f Jackftori wil
get a hustle hr oral"build a.ghod
road at th^lr rmfV.f the line. Tc j
the^Lampkin place it will lw i con-1
Crete road and the rest of the dl*- (
toner of top-soil. Work is pro
gressing on grading the hill be
yond the XMv«'r street bridge tr,
Rarberviile. Before winter sets !n
Clarke county will have fine high-’
•ways.
You Are
LOSING MONEY
ATHKNS IIAH ONE of the best
.vl.it ion fields in Georgia, and Mr
•ppa keeps two flying machines in
i hunger at it. He is prepared to
arry passengers anywhere It-
teorgla. His new machine has
•oen put together. When the Gov-
rnment starts a mall service l»>
lir planes Athens has a land!nr
l-ld ready.
I MASS AS ^
iW DE COLD
. COLD _
v* QR?OUN t
every day that vacant room, furnished or
unfurnished, remains unoccupied.
Why not make it produce ,a neat little income, the
only nut being the price of u email ‘Want Adf”
Mjmy dissatisfied persons today will read
the “For Rent—Rooms” columns on this
{ >age and tomorrow will change their room-
ng placer
If your room isn’t listed here today, phone
75 tomorrow morning and an experienced
Want Ad Writer wil! help you word your
ad. for best results.
Order your ad. for seven days. You will
be charged for only five. On a seven-day
order two insertions are given FREE.
Home ,
'—\BRUNOiy
1 neighboring farmers
.f the country tributi
a great truck-grow,
t would come In Just
•ps are going out.
Athens'
C ONSTIPATION
A cause of many ills. Harm*
fal to elderly people.
Alaayt relief im taking
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Easy—pleasant—effective—only 2Tc
MR. HENRY COMER says h!
milking machine has only four at-
tachmrnts nnd it taken two hand
j to handle the milk. Others can h
I added. It takes nn hour nn'
|»w»nty minutes to milk fifty cow
| and the machine dors the wort
perfectly, and does not hurt tin
l ag* of Ms rows any more thn>
when they were milked by hand
The machine cost fSM nnd It wool-
pay any dairyman with a nnmbo
of cows to buy one.
ONE OF OFR LEADING bank
era Mf* that at fhi*» reason therr
la always a Hump in detioMtA^nne
is a demand for mon« y as mer
chants nr#_ preparing for fall trade
But this year deposits nre consid
erably ahead of Imt year and fl
nances nre easy. If the season!
hold out a much larger cotton eror
will he made than last year nn<*
this will ease finances and put
money in circulation. The finan
cial nnd huslncs«i outlook Is much
better than at this season last year
Ford Cut-Down 17.1.00
Ford Sedan $100.00
Conolly Motor Co.
IN I ST4 TWO WHITE MEN wlu
visited what is now Jackson coun
>v found about a mile below th*
!Iurrican Shoals on North Drone-
liver, a spot that the Indians look
1 d upon as "Holy Grounds/* am
abode of tife Great Spirit. * Thor
was n natural rock dam across tli
river. Aliout 75 yards from It:
west end they discovered a curloui
upright statue, u little over fj£
fr-1 high, made of soft tnlcWt
rock. It was a fair r'epresentaflor
of the human figure. It stood Jr
the renter of nn earth mound. V,
feet in circumference and six feei
high. Numerous paths lend to thh
statue that stood in the center o
nn exact circle, 150 yards in dl-
REAP
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS
MR. HOLBERT ‘MORRIS a pro
gressive farmer of near Bishop
who moved from near Commerce
and bought land in Oconee, snyi
he has 75 nerrs in cotton "Vmd ex*-
neft*» |t t 0 ipnl’ n a bale per acre
He also has n prunlslng corn cror
nnd this season bn sold one thou
sand wafemuton* at our curb
market. He te"* ««* that last faT
during the goo»l weather, he thor
oughly broke his land nnd when
the rains held uu in tiro spring nl*
he had to do war* t» sinoothe them
over with a harrow and plant hh
reed. Many farmers hail delayed |
breaking their land nlid of course
their crops are late.
By Williams
PORTER RASTUS -JEFFERSON JACKSON AND THE BIG MAPLE TREE
AMONG OTHER THINGS, WERE WHITEWASHED
AT/IHE CENTAL HOTEL TODAY - * V
, BY -Jove -TWE RACE'S
Art,-To BE SURE — I NIGH V
FORGOT ABOUT rr, H'LADS *
1 BETY&UR MOUE'lJ AND
PYRAMIDED TWE WINNINGS
WHICH AMOUkMtD To ®fort 8
UP To THE STARToFTHE
LAST RACE — I PLANED VT
ALL Ok) THE kloSE OF A
CORKIklG GOOD COLT TO Wlk),
BUT ALAS — COMING DOWN
THE HOWE STRETcrt TWO /
LENGTHS AHEAD OF THE /
V FIELD IT SPRAIklED A./
pol LIGAMENT j*. ^
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\|N last./cm/n O |
/ GET OUT- 1
viEteE Hep
-to you —
WHY You
weren't ANY
Nearer that
track-trt an
AN ESKIMO
TO A’LAWkl ,
V PART/ J J
' WELL MATOR,
WILL YOUR
attorney LET
VOL) TALK Ok)
WrtAT become
OF TV)' RUBLES
WE GAVE YOU
To BET AT
V-01' RACES?/
'vert-from '
TH’ LOOKS OF
THAT BEAK
OF V0URS, I'LL
SA^ YoU
PLACED IT ALL
ON TH'MOSS!
i meter.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
THU FIRST COUNTY site
Jackson was at Clarkaboro, but
uHtlng of off Clarke made It ne<
«ary to move the capital nc-»i
lit- center of the county, nnd
Ite of Jifferson was selected.
A ORNTLKMAN FROM Frank
lin county says It Is a mi.itnk*
A GENTLEMAN from Mltchel
county says that boll weevils ar«
destroying cotton and stnlks at
high as u man’s head have not :
square, the pests having taker
^Good Dodge Truck. Repainted
and Reconditioned.
Conolly Motor Cq.
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Lasting Fame For Derby Winner
Ig'MtrJoR GivJesjUg uouJ-pouik) oU : ~the racs
IN THE FOOrsmFg, OF ~T£)E. 6t?EAT.
. Fntur® Kcnir.tlona will know how Zev, winner of this year'.. Ken-
(toeky <terby, will look lonir aft.r ho la dead. Ulaa Kathleen Wheeler,
Chicaco, la ahown working on thu model of her statue of the famoui
SALESMAN SAM
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
SAM MEANT ALL RIGHT
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