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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST I. 1923.
Romka buutlH,
famous for S.000
year*, cot tholr c
The Reigning
Beauty
Consider the women who reign as beau
ties in your set
What is their secret? Is it not, above
•II, a beautiful complexion?
That s possible for almost any woman.
Millions now enjoy it. Millions don’t who
should.
It Ricans simply proper care of the skin.
That’s fcasy and inexpensive.
Clean—velvety
The skin must be clean to the depths. That
comes from penetrating soap.
It must be soft and blooming. The world has
never found better ways to that than palm and
olive oils. ,
Palmolive Soap combines those methods. It
combines them so well that it h*s become the
' leading toilet soap of the world.
It is used by every race that covets beauty.
Not costly soap
Palmolive is made by noted soap experts.
They have devoted their lives to the study of
complexion soaps. Their success has Won them
ajarger following than any other soap enjoys.
That tremendous demand makes possible a
10-cent price on Palmolive. You buy at that
price the finest skin soap in existence.
TIIB nANNER flERALP. ATH Bits. CBOHOtA
PARSONAGE ClfcCL£ I ' i *
■ OCONEE STREET CHURCH .
' MEETS THURSDAY 3:30.
} Parsonage Circle I of Ocone*
Street Methodist Churclr will meet
itli Mrs. Ki! Stone Thursday af-
moon at 3:30. All members ar«
...iidially invit'd (o be present.
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COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS
| WITH MRS KEELY GREER
'THURSDAY 3 P. M. \
The Community Club will ihee
with Mrs. Keely finer Thursday
3 o'clock. A full
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
tendance In desired.
Forfraf HMAfo JHKKflWH
noy an alternates. The
constitute a conuhlUee to draw up!
plana for advertisitag Mu»ii ant
the Exchange Club of Macon.
PAOB THRU
,! ^cnool Board To
•A Message To A11 . e< ;J av
■ Gold Star Mothers Meet Friday, J.J
Sarah
g Bellans
Hot water
. Sure Relief
-.ELL-ANS
251 and 75$ Packages Everywhere
Misses* Iaoulse Ph!nlxy #
Tice and Frances Holden were ex*'—, ■* 1 T v «
re ted home Wednesday from Hen- OlippOrt 18 UfgeCl
For University
System in State
- Every woman owes herself the use of this
matchless soap. Apply this palm and olive oil
blend every time you wash. Then you know you
do the utmost to beautify the skin.
VMd b, ClMPatm
Egyptian beauties,
*.000 year* ago, got
their velvety
plexlone from ]
Used by women of
•II rare*
Now beauties of alt
raeee use thono same
oil*. given new *f.
feet* by modern
eclcncfc In Palmolive
Soap.
Palm and olive oils
—nothing else-give
nature's green color
to Palmolive Soap.
Volumi and efficiency
Produce 25 cent
quality for •
10c
(It rsonvllle N. c., whore they have
Horn the guests of Miss Marjorie
* Ilodgson.
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Mrs. W. f. Jordan and Mr. Lcwir
.Tord,*n leave Wednesday morntbr
In their car for Franklin, N. C.
, ~Hh—
I M'hh Anne Jordan who ban beer
| spending several weeks In " Nev
Mexico it expected home next week j vision or the frrif
•r\d Will Join her mother at Frank’ in the state of Geo
lln N. C. j hufore the Exchamp
' —j'F. Brock, promlm n
Misses Annie Mae and Norent ne y t a t the regain
Holliday leave Wednesday morning the club this week,
for Texas to visit for t\vo week- j Figures showhu
inti from there will go to Call- rca u M d sx larger gi
'ornia, Yellow Stone Park and otb \ c . a p|ta than any Ma
Three Additions to Facul
ty Announced. Paige
Bennett Made Physical
Director. Tom McMullan
on Staff. .
MACON, On.—A plea
quatc support of the St
raity system of sdmols j
lie Ch.nmcoy. of Val
only fwPIvo years oh
y "no and givts pro*
[ tuture.
Office. 1201—By MRS. V ALICK .ADAMS—Residence 832.
8UMMER 8CH00L PROGRAM .school
FOR THIS EVENING 8:15 of Mr.
* The most significant demon- I n«l pre
stration of the work being done by! part «(
the University Summer School do- j It is
partmont Jvlli take place this eve-1 teache
■ The violin numbers by Mis;
-Margarethe Morris and MIsh Ma
eon Williams of Blacknheai* war-
| lovely. Mrs. \V. L. Scott’* rid
methods tinder the -direction I voice gave additional charm. •
John Gibb will give the fi-| All and all th-
nlng at 8:15 n't
chapel When the cla
the
and three j brilliant
,, achievement.
the training of these! Mcndelsshc
their appreciation of the! from a Midu
a owe if our
flexion a
7t it ihe daily care
that* counts. Let
an e/pert' advise,
you What to uoe~
and hoWto use ii
University j value of music to the growing child jin pin
n public that the real growth in music net artistic p
I a cultural art dcpendST l ored by i
j No one can study under Mr./be the gr
Glhh without feeling the eitttiusl-
\»r the subject which kindles
him, gifted l»y nature, his train
ing along, lines of musical peda-
gory mukrs him particularly adopt
ed to fll la position of such poten
tial Influence.
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CUMMER SCHOOL MUSIC •
DEPARTMENT xilVES
BRILLIANT CONCERT
If r.ot
ftaldo rnuslcu
■edding rrtard
' Night's Dr can
concluded th
consld
•eatest musical number *
Iho summer school crmdhrt serir
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SUMMER SCHCCL BOY8
AT K. A. HOUSE
ENTERTAIN AT DANCE
Tuesday
The Music department of Sumtne
School directed by. Br. Georg
Folsom Cranberry of New York
• the final concert Tuesdnj
evening to a very large and appro
lull line of the Famous
?P^T!0N5
Miss Pansy Moore
228 ^ Clayton Street
cloth
The brilliant
am so charmingly rendered
vnrigj .and very lovely from
.beginning to end.
The riMMOible work was a great
triumph, ns were tho other splen
did members.
Miss Elisabeth Bussey of Augus
a sang herself Into the hearts o
very one In the rendition of Ber
ceuse *from Jocelyn, wining great
applause. Mrs. T. C. Llewellyn o^
tertained In for
lightful dance
girls of the ml
of the nuniine
»ing the Summei
the K. A. house cr,
ually at a very do-
vhlch assembled Up
PK P set and a groui
school con tinge
which proved quite a happy nocln
Mr - i ”" 1 M '» John Whit,
""""" “«* 3am..
White wen? cliaperonoM
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Miss Katherine Bark leaves Sun*
d«y for Hendemonvillo to visit Mis
HERAu) WANT ADS
. T°o Late to Classify
ft>R SALE—-Misc.
See and Hear Tins, New Victrola
1* Tklo ;<j the new Victrola Model 215, the ,
bathing. SUITS-Our sale of
1*4 off is selling suits Got
yours today. The McGregor Com-
pan> ‘ a31c.
FOR SAI.B—Stationery. Pur bar-
Cain counter nt half price Cct
your supply now. The McGrajtor
Comrumy. -^aUlo
FULLER BRUSHES are Gnarun-
lee«i Brushes. For Fuller Ser
vice phone 1588, Box 10D. W L
Brunkhurst, Aast. Mgr. .
WATED—To buy ,lx or aeecvn
nice barbecue ahbata. Call at once
at FJ^urnoys Barbecue Cafe.
^ a3c.
FOR. REN8—Modern* rfew home
rix rooms pantry, *lcepIn K
porch, bath room. Hill street. P03.1
session September 1st. Address
Owner, csre Banncr-Hcrald.
• ~ F -- a i c .
lktest development of this type of instrument
—a new Victrola at a moderate pnce-.O"
wide range of styles offere
to suit your taste. Convenient payments.
Come in and hear this Victrola where the
tervice it always good!
r Interesting points.
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Mr. and ?frs. Morton ffodgsor
nd children have returned from
Highlands, N. C., where they spent' of (he a ^ess
month. that adequate
Tho NnrtH CeorRia Ae;rieullurall
Folia CO at Dahlonega, Trof. Mar »
•r nde- i a DuBose, president, is making j
e Uni* • ■ vr ‘ strides forward and thia ■
■I n re- .will see the opening of whaf t
promises to be the greatest year I
t»x Hyatem thin branch of‘the University has
!' , W J* l P, adc «vrr enjoyed,
luh i»y I «.pt . l >veral new additions have been
lac n attor- made on Ihe faculty,' including
Pr.ifro BcnnetK former University
of GnortTia star basketball and
rKln fc3tbr.1l etnr. who will have
per r s rT rr« 0 f athletics at Dahlonega
l,utl1 under Ihe title of physical diroc-
except Texas, and that the state t or . Mr. Bennett was* one of the
gave less support to the school greatest ends ever to play on a
rystem than any of these were Ccorjrii ieanb but was forced
tuoted by the npcaker. At tho ont* f rc m the game ofr account cf a
solution asking sprained knee two years ago. He
ppnrt be given to - wes r ] so a star basketball player
r .ft election
vacancies, 1
uml Ihe uthef
« u nd to adopt
.. pluif of grad
ing teacher's, the Board of Educe-
tearheqs to
the the Htgt
In the publfl
*5! ■
pled to postpone
tho "called meeting until Friday “ # -
ternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
icheon
Mrs Harry Woodruff and
little daughters of Columbus hav* 1
returned from Hendersonville nn<i
■'lied hero l»y Mr. Woodruf '
lull to Mr. and Mrs. W. I>
Beach am. j
'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinton and
'hlhlren, Mrs. Howell Erwin an»- J
"hlldren leave Thursday for Ifeler
making the trip by motor.
-w- |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs am' i
Mb's Martha Briggs have returned j
to Macon* after a visit of severo* ,
lays with her brother,* Mr. H. E(
Juhlcn and family. I
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Mrs. O. B. Dye left Wednesday]
! the state institutions was proposed nn d there is no doubt but that he
and passed and copies will lie for- will make a splenrii<JFhcad for the
ardetl to the thn«* representative! athletic Hcpartmcnt of the North,
f Bibb county in the state Icgls- Georgia “Aggies.” lie is a clean
lature. jcut athlete, an ideal leader for (
• Two delegates and two altei, ihoys and hin addition to the facul-•
j natra to the national convention ly will mean much to the college.
. to ho hild In S-prlngfield. Mass. | Ptof., |*. D. Bush, A master of
. Into !n Boptemher. were electee >arts graduate from the University,!
and it was agreed that the clul; I has ftiso|bcen added to the faculty
{pay the expenses'Incidental to thr'as professor of English and will |
trip. Those mined arc Arthur Bur- succeed Prof.'J. H. Park who re-
MRS. ELIZABETH N. BUS-
WELL, of Boston, a Gold Star
mother who recently returned
from France as a member ‘of the
second gioup of the Good Will
Delegation, scnds'this message to
all Gold Star Mothers:
“Let me tell eyery Ameri- #
can mother who wears the Gold
' Star—as two of us Good Will
Delegates did — not to worry
for feaf her boy’s grave in
France is not properly tended. I
want you to realize that the
1 graves of our boys in France .
could not'be better or more
lovingly cared for if you tended
ett and. Jeff Tutt, delegates,
atlor
Atlanta to spend her
FOR
RENT—Two rooms, with
conecti.ig bath, lights and tele
phone. Phone 780. , a j c
F0R RENT—Th re unfumishet’
roems. Lumpkin street, near Ag
College. Call 1308-J.
BATTERY REPAIRING
We-TB U Six* For Your Cor—
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. '
Smith Bulldiuf phone 711!
-pi-
Mr.* George Bmlth of Greene
county is the guest of Mr T. E
Bmlth.
Mrs. Furl llolliday and Miss Cora
:«lie I*arr spent the week end at
Mountain City
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.Muiy and Genelie Cart-
■ ; ge are Ihe gucuts of their grand-
nothcr, Mrs. J. A. Wilhite.
Mrs. T I* Vincent. Air nnd Mrr
Burney Dobba and Burney, Jr,, leave
Friday for Helen Ga.
—f*i— :
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Powell an*'
I'hrce children of Ihe Philippines
have arrived for an extended stay
n* th Mr. nnd Mrs. Georg^ - T.
'Hodgson'nnd are receiving a .very
i cordial welcome from their many
i friends
•-SI—
Airs. C. H. Bloodworth nnd cfllld-
ren have returned /from a visit t*
relatives In Bociul Circle.
— Sh—
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hodgson and
Walter Jr, returned Monday night
fioni Lakemont.
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Mr. Rufus Thornton and Mr. .Tas
Thornton, of Athens, were guest*
..r Mr-and Mrs. Webb Thornton
Sunday night.—Elberton Btar.
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Mrs. Julian Brown nnd children
Meadow and Julian, Jr., have* re-
Mirned—from an extended visit ti
relatives In Athens.—Elberton Btar
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Mrs. W. 'll. Crowe and Mrs J C,
Worts have returned to Atlanta af
Jer a visit to Mrs. J. D. Weather
ford.
-ffi-
Mrs, John Bowden nnd Mlsse:
owden of Florida are vlsltinr
rs. C. C. Bo fden. ■'
—HB—*
Miss Vara Anthony returns te
•nter Thursday after a visit tv
Mrs, R. W. Anthony.
—8F—
Mr. and Mrs. Af. R. Rlnns of
'ireenshoro and family and Mrs O
Thacker of Washington, D. C.
nt Sunday with Mrs. John
Burch. '% ^
Mrs. W. f). Bowden and sister
Mrs Fluker of Washington nr*
'pending sometime at Mountair j
3lty. d '
Afrs, W. O. White and W. O Jr
»f Savannah ure visiting her par
•nts. Prof, and Mrs, W. D. Hoopei
*nd‘ are bring very cordially wel
comed by her many friends
Mr. W. D. Hooper. $r„ of Atlan
ta Jh the guesf of his iwreiits, Pro
rind Mrs W I> lloopcr.
—8R—
Miss Frances orbes who ha*
visiting frbnd* rrtufnM to the Y
ramp Wednesday morning.
-«W-
Mrs J. O* Oliver and Ml«s Mar
^ue Oliver have returned from i
»hr*e weeks visit to North Carolina
Mrs. M. P. Broughton h is re
■iirnrA to Mnrtgpmery. * A hr, aftc
* **'nlt to her dauyhter, Mrs. Rir
B PrasweH Hhe waa ncrompanieT
bv her grandson. John Coffe*
Brarwell
—BR—
O- Bvlvan**s Morris and Ml«’
Ann Morris have returned frorr
hnrlottesvllle Vn.. wh*re they wer*
guests of Miss Mary Lewis for i
month.
-Wi-
Commander Charles McWbprte
of Annapolis was the meit dt hi;
brother Prof. IL L. McWhort# thl
week.
Read
Ban^r-Herald
/Want Ads.
niUOUSNESS
sick headache, soar stomach,
constipation, oaslly avoided.
As active liver without calomel.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Never sicken or gripe—only 25c
them with your own hands.
There are no weed*—there is
not the slightest sign of neg
lect. The cemeteries are sim
ply beautiful. They arc hay
ing such • care as can only ,
come' from gratitude and ne-
votion. In time the Y hrt ?>
wooden crosses willsbc rcpteced.
with smalt stones of uniform
design, each"' bearing the name
and regiment of .the soldier
sleeping beneath;"
graduate 01 vne cuavc c,ui-j Mrs. Bus well and the other Gold
of Agriculture, han been! Star mother, Mrs. Anna Chambers,
elected to the professorship In. pf Cincinnati, wert atcordeij.speaai
signed to become head of the
sch* 61 at Louisville, Ga.
Prof. T. L, McMullan of Hart-
WlL graduate of the State Col
lege of Agrici “
the
agriculture and will join the fac- honors everywhere. The GabdViW
ultyin Saptcraber. | fl^ ccme'
The term cperirr Scntcmbpr, 5th American soldier, m all tile ceme
and the largest enrollment in re-> lerics visited,
cent-years will be registered for
the 1U23-24 term. . , 4
PALACE
TONIGHT
Thomas Dixon
Author of “Tho Birth of a
Nation.”
Presents
'‘The Mark of the
/ Beast”
Thursday and Friday
All Joy Program
Thomas Meighan
in 1
T “The
Ne’er-Do-Well”
Miss Bluma Funken-
stein, Dance Varieties.
Thursday Night Only
Thursday 8 to 1 O’clock—iMICHAEL’S
and You’ve Never Known a dollar to 6 ,Buy So Much
Alarm Clock*
Worth $1.75 each. Thursday, 8
to 1 buy them for a dollar. They
run and ring on tlmo.
Fitrite Lisle Vests
Thursday, 8 to 1, five tor JM0.
These aro summer weight knit
vests of good quality. Usually
3Qc each.
Huck Towels
Usually 12c each. Thursday.
8 to 1, 1 doxnn for $1.00. All
medium also with re;l cord bor
der.
New Ginghams
Regular 25c yarda, Thursday,
8 to 1, 5 yard for $1. All good
quality dress ginghams in new
patterns and colors. x ,,
Fine Curtain Nets
3 t-2 yards 11.00, Thursdiy 8 to
L Also 3 1-2 yards pretty
Cretonne for |I. Regular 30c
yard. Freshen up tho home
cheaply. —
Fine Kimona Crepe
Thurmlay, 8 to J. 4 yards for
$1. Regular 32c yarn. Pretty col
ors and design*. A rare good
buy.
Colored Suitihg a
Thursday, 8 to t. 5 yaJls |1
Regular. 20c yard. 30.Inch, s
wldo In all new shades.
Infants* BlankeU
. Regular 76c i«ir. Thursday,
8 to 1. two i*ln* for ft. Pinkii
and Bines. Fine for bed, „*ar-
rlago and bath blankets. ’
Full Fashioned Silk Hose $1 Pair
Just think Of it! Thursday, 8 to 1 finds $2.00.sllk hoso at $1.00 the
pair. Colors, black, white, brqwn. beige, red, green and grey. Yoa’$
bottrr come early.
L adies’ Hand Bags, Were $2 to $3, Now $1.00
Thursday, 8 to 1, your choice nt $L00 ecah of flno leather and
fancy handbags wWth to $3.00 each. Blacks,. browns, and tana
in new shades.
Household and Table Glass Sets $1.00
Fine sets worth $2.00 each, Thursday 8 Ur 1A for $1.00.
Household sets, 7 pieces. $1. Tnblo sets, 13 pieces, $1. Ber^
.3 mixing bowls, soap and but- ry bowl and 0 saucers. Covered
ter dishes, measuring cup, 1cm- butter dish, sugar and cream,
on squoeser. pickle and bonbon dish.
Keep Moth. Away Fine Real Hair liets
Thursday, 8 to 1, 1 Torino
Bag nnd 100 cards for $1.00. t
* Value $1.25, and really moth- ‘
proof. _.
Voile or Dimity Blouse*
* Rcxular *3.50 values. Thnrs-
ilrry,- 8 to 1, *1.00. Truly less
limn cost of rastortul Slone.
Thursday, 8 to 1, ten nets for
*1. ReVtlnr 15c each. Kirshlun
ette, Vencfla and Southcrncttc,
cup and frlnKe. all colors.
* Ladies’ Separate Pant*
Regular 68c pajr. Thurwj#,
8 to 1, two pnlrs for $1.00. j-Tfie
quality, knitted. Stylo open seat
with wldo knee.
Fk :»her Wool Yard Stamped Pillow Case.
^ RoKulnr 25c ball. Thursdrty, 8
to 1. five balls. Shetland floss
for $1.00. Every color wanted is
here.
’ Thursday. 8 to 1, pair for $1.
Fine quality and beautiful de
signs for , embroidery. H. S.
points or scallops.
White Linen Scarf. Wa.h Hat. For Kiddie.
Thursday, 8 to I, for $1.00
Beautiful pure linen runners
with laoe edges.
Stamped Napkins
. Regular 25c each, Thursday.
.8 to 1, six for $1.00. Made of
linen finish Indian Head, ail
neat, simple designs.
Regular $1.50. Thursday, 8 to
1, your choice! $1.00. Styles for
boys and girls.
Infant.’ Kimona.
Thursday, 8. ; to 1, for $1*00.
made of good dtia'Hty' Outing In
white with pink or blue, finish
ed with crochet edges.
Chamoisctte Glove.
Regular *1.25. Thursday, 8 to
1, pair fur *1.00. Flno quality
wrist length In black nnd white.
Children’s Drawers
Thursday, 8 to J, 6 pairs for
*1.00. .Made of flno quality white
goods to Inst and wear.-
Long Wash Glove.
Thursday, 8 to 1, *1.00 pair.
lG-hulton length and flno Chsm-
olsette quality. Colors, sand,
grey and’ white.
Kiddie* Sport Sox
Thursday. 8 to J, *1.00 for 2
pairs. Tliroo quarter length In
Idjick, brown and IPongeo with
fancy tops, »
Ladies’ Lisle Hb.e
Regular 18c pair, Thursday,
8 to 1, Jl.oo for 2 pnlrs. Good
quality In blaok, whlto und
brown.
Fine Brassiere. .
Thursday, ( to l. (hr *to
Long brassieres for low hu
corsets nnd girdles with wal
elastic Inserts.
Toilet Good.
Wo °dbury’s Soap for
$1.00. 1 f’utcx Manlcuro Sot, $i.
Cmnlilnatlons. 1 I’oBsodent. l
Packer’s Shampoo, 1 .Packer-*
Tar Soap, 811 for J.00. I pack-
ago each Ivory Flakes, Bon
Ami, Household Ammonia, Bil-
vey Cream at/ 1 5 Palm Olive
Soup, all for $1.00.
Drastic Reduction White Shoes
The entire stock is to be sold at prices that are in most instances
Less Th§n Half.
Your Choice $2.95 and $4.95
Values to $12.50
And you-find values such as you’ve never seen before.
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