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J THURSDAY AUGUST 2. 1923. FRECKLES and his friends IT’S HARD TO TELL By Blosser CLASSIFIED ADVE RTIS E ME NT S| 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 Cent* jniertlona. Bevon time* for thi ; five Ui»(ir*b,n9. All discontinuance* MUST bfl mad* In person at Tht Ban. M r-Herald Office or by lottor. Telephone discontinuance* are not valid. 7C WANT AQ 10 PHONB BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS 75 FOR RENT—Three unfurnished IF YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING building and need three cabinet j mantels, it will pay you to see S. FOR RENT TO COUPLE—Three i H ' Griffith ’ B °K art . Oa. a2p unfurnished connecting .rooms. | PnB P r-n'nr, , ,, first floor. Private bath. Good FOR bALE—GOOD MILCH COW, {location, close in. On car line. Ad dress “Owner, cate Banner-Her- aid. * a5p Lost and Found ,0ST—Platinum bar pin, in Michael’s Store or in usincss section Saturday iftcrnoon. Finder please fturn to Banner-Herald ffice. Reward. j31d FOR RENT—THREE nice rooms with large hall and cool front porch; all conveniences; strictly private. Reasonable. 243 Dough erty St. «5p WANTED—Male Help also Eskimo Spitz pup. at 834 Bill St. Apply »2p FOR SALE OR RENT—ONE Six room house, all modern conven iences, at 158 Woodrow St. Can be seen between 9:00 and 11:00 a. m. or 2:00 and 5:00 p. m. Phone 1485 after 8 o’clock p. m. Used Car Pick-Ups |Comer Holds Third Cadillac 8 ^400.00: Co-op. Poultry Sale Chevrolet 490 ... $126,001 c “ m " r , . - . -1 poultry sale Thursd.iv. Hl’wton 1 All of our cars are in good holds us second mi- re-hnWHtation stud*:i rants to wait Summer Hats from !)8c to $1.98 at Mrs. Arthur Burch’s, 30f Hoi man Building. Closing out sale on Summer Hats continues all this week. FOR SALE-Misc. .0ST-IN THE CITY MONDAY pair of glasses in case. Firfder 1. T. Dot^ery at phono MAN WANTED—BY OLD estab lished wholesale coal corpora tion to solicit carload orders for finest quality hard and soft coals from combined consumers for ship- / ment direct from mine. Saves* users 25 per cent or more. Stores, ( factories, schools, institutions, BATHING SUITS—Our sale homes are easily sold. Our men 1-4 off is selling suits. Get ^ing $6,000 to $10,000 yearly. yours today. The McGregor Com pany. a31c. SpWie working capital necessary in tile beginning. No experience re quired. Our. field representative will he in Athens in the near fu- FOR SALE—Stationery. Our bar- turo for personal interview. Boyl- Rain counter at half price.’Get ston Coal Co., 3679 So. Racine your supply now. The McGregor Ave., Chicago. a2p Company. a31c. Wanted TAXTED—To buy six or seven ; barbecue shoats. Call at once Flournoyi Barbecue Cafe. n3e. FOR RENT—Rooms RENT—r-.v, room house furnished. All modern corWcn- FOR RENT—House FOR RENT—Modern new home six rooms, pantry, sleeping porch, bath room. Hill street. Pos session September 1st. Address Owner, care Banner-Herald. ale. FOR RENT — A FURNISHED house or apartment. .Phone 1J4». FOR SALE s.^Appiy to E. P. Fears^t pQ R SALE—Old IteWS- *’ ' I papers ten cents per RENT^—Two rooms, with bundle or three bundles EfiSSSStt** “ nd twenty-five c e n t s. Banner-Herald Office. ;sEE OUR PEDIGREED USED ! cars before you buy. Conollv : Motor Co. “• —M RAILROAD SCHEDULES - seaboard air line rv. ONE-HALF the world nLia-Konro. ,„^ th rrp doesn’t know how the P Arj.-ptnilipchmm-Mem. 3:lZp'-othcr Half IS getting On, ’f?#®'.*'' 1 !' .T; ? but the little Banner-Her ald Want Ads bring both IS 2 halves together for their mutual benefit. Atl.-Abbcvillo local At!.-Birmingham Norfolk-Washington Wl!mfnftbn-N. Y. GEORGIA RAILROAD Depart 8:20 am 8:25 pm CENTRAL OF OtOROIA RY.’ O. Bolton, Agent, Phone 1661 Central of Georgia Station Depart tpr Mac9n‘7:30 a* 4:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 18:10 p- *»• 9:80 p. m. For further Information phone J. Y.^Bruee. C. A., 540, ■AINE8VILLB MIDLAND RY. Schedule* Athene Arrive M.e *5:20 P. M. M.*e 0*10:10 A. M. bally. ••Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 20. I* 8 ** 6 leavee Athena T:46 a. m.. ar- Lula 9:20 a, 'to. ' 8 leave* Athena 4:19 p. * r " Lula 5:48 p. nj. 7 leaves Luja 6:58,j». m., ar- Athena 8:80 p. »*. r, leave* Lula ll:lf a. ra., ar- Athena 11:48 a. jn. ~ o. H. MILT.RB. C. A., Athens, Ga. Telephone fl. OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS pre good for long and, satiafnc- tory service. You save the differ ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf. FOR SALE-A FOUR GALLON milch cow, fresh in. F*" “ seen at International Agneultu lal Corp., Phone 184-J. aJp FULLER BRUSHES are Guaran- teed Brushes. For Fuller Ser vice phone 1588, Box 109. W. L. Brunkhurst. Asst, Mgr. a3p Matrimonial condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson ' Essex a24c The ! Summer Hats from 98c to $4.91 at Mrs. Arthur Burch’s, 304 Hoi husbandry at tbO Slate -College of man Building. Closing out sale on Agriculture hided In packing the . Summer Hats continue* ^ all this poultry Id the cars. 1 week. PHOTOGRAPHERS "Remember your vacation.” "Kodak Films developed.,” "Seven hours* service.’ ' We take them at 10 A. M.. out 5 P. M. ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton St. ' a!9c JESTER B J BARBECUE Have You Tried Our Barbecue? | If not try if today. _ AVe Serve It Fresh Every Day. , / Flournoy’s Barbecue Cafe U 181 Hr. * ~ 151 Broad St. Phono 1740 a27p INSURANCE THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of Agriculture t will Respond to Calls for VETERINARY SERVICE A mod era to charge will be made? Phone 225-R. Athens, Ga. . ^ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS' By Olive Roberts Barton. * Nifty Nipper was digging *Oh, dear, my trouble* are not , drove orf. W’e found tho trru ks af an end* y6t.*’ said King snook- umn of tho Pee Wees. "What's wrong now?" asked Nancy. “Why, do you, know," said King Snookums wagging his finger at her, “last night arother Pee Wee disappeared. It was Nifty Nipper.” "Nifty’'Nfjjper!” exclaimed Nick. “Well, I should think you'd be glad to get rid of him. All the Peo Wees were afraid i f him and say ho should' be kept in jail.” “It’s too late now,” sighed Snook- unis. “And as jou say. It certainly would lie good rlddanco of bad rubbish to have* him out of the road, but when lie wont something else went with him. Tho stato treasury, consisting of three good pennies and one plugged nickel, lins been robbed. Now we’re bnnk. nipt!" - , “How awful!” cried Nancy. “Du; be couldn’t have gone on a light ning bug, could he? So much money would bo too heavy for. him to carry.” “No," said King Snookums. "Wo liavo evidenced that h<* hitched It onto a brown, fuzzy caterpillar and Mt of fur. Ho wont in tin- < lion of the big mud bank be.ffiK the lily oond.” , «a "Oh, don’t you worry,” comforffW* Nancy. "Nick 'n* I will find MioiJ Seo how little we can make our~*e solves in these magic shoes. W'o’NJ follow him and he won’t feu coming and we’il find out all «'»■iwfc* “Thank you,” said King Snoofc-?f unis. • i hop*! you wilL We nutkfc the money to pave n>ai* item roads.” . Away went the Twins dvi r i wifi* r.nu through weeds until thuy canft* to tho mud bank. Then they crtjfrt along and along and along. Tbwi* they heard digging and then they saw something. Nifty Nipper was digging a hole. Ilosidc him was the money. “HI there. Coma on and help?" be called when he say fibm. “You’re arrested,” said Nick, "for stealing.” - Nifty looked’ awfully surprised. “Why. Tin only putting It in a bank,” he said. “Isn’t a bank the safest placo for money?” To this day nobody knows wheth er ho meant It or not. JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES • UNDER THE SEA f storr hr Hal Cochran, chapter 24 Dr * Wl " f ' bj Ue y,r ' gM ' HANDSOME LADY OF MEANS, | would marry if suited*- (Stamps.) Violet, Box 787, Dennison, Ohio. J a2p i Northwestern Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible* | Contract. , B. R. Bloodworth 224K E. Clayton St. Phono'74' ' • a28c SJC-LX- MONEV TO LOAN ON ATHENS REAL ESTATE Interest Rato from 5 to G% ?c. Payable Monthly or Semi-Annually. See S. W. USSERY or JAY H. EPTING with H. O. B P T I JN G & C O M P A N Y Ground* Floor Holman Building REFRESHMENTS Miscellaneous COACHING—PUPILS mar or pripiary grades who de- ihrg, phonA 1345. a5c t\ire coachhrg, Foster Pressing Company • Cleaning, Dyinjr/'Repairing and Pressing Von Canon*Wall Building rhone 1886 I’honc 1R86 a23c Jing with us. We serve light lunch |cs, also have candy, cakes, fruHs,, gram- c0 ]j drinks, cigars and cigarette*. 5 THE COZY STAND Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. • (All Sandwiches 5c.) al8c ** Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 3 per cent. or,r 11,000; 10 per cent, up to $1,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE ;Xaw offices Phone 1676. 405; Holman Bldg. - Athens. Georgia Just before Jack Kot the headpiece of the diver’, suit fastened shut, the waterniite appeared. “So you arc going to leave us, he exclaim- >Ued “7 ♦« h<» «hr» that the men on the div- llie WULL.I lll.lt J «■ -- - . , cd. “Yes,” replied Jack, “I want to be shre that the men oil the er’s boat don’t pull this suit away." And then he shook hands. For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARfTHERS STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Hata reno vated. Phone 686. a!8c. VULCANIZING We wash and polish can, dope them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanising. UNION VULCANIZING CO., 362 East Hancock Ave. «18c AUTOMOBILE PARTS Auto Varts Half I’lice. Auto Wrecking Compand 840 Rroad Street E. KAY “THE 8MILIN0 PAINTER" Flna Painting «nd Interior Decorating Phone ft97, Athena, Ga. 3 stummy'tmwgmil PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY .N. other water ha. th. wonderful taste, the Inventing feel- ing that lt‘laavea after each plaaa full—It’a dellphtful, yea u * LINTON SPRINGS WATER 0rl.li It Alt Year ’Round—•ut Eapeelalty In Spring and Sum- ■ Sf mar—PHONE 98 Union Springs Water Company S Office Broad Street Iron and Metal WE WILL BUY for ca*h old Junk Auton»bilcs. Dealers ini scrap' iron, rag., motah DIXIE IRON A | METAL CO. Phone 1161, 414 Foundry St 1 824c. f STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing.* ^ . RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Our phone number is not listed in Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. directory—but when you want , Phone 1317. a20c; F!Qwors-£,|l Coal—Coal—Coal y j Jno. L. Lewis, president United! Mine Workers of America, aays: “BUY COAL NOW.’’ Don’t wait for something to happen to fright-' en you into it. W. L. Hancock Coal Co. I’honc 707 rt»ne J" 7 ; aBe ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Building Phone 71! Used Car Bargains Franklin 6 Passenger Touring J’aige 5 Passenger Touring Columbia 5 Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phono 1711 Phone 1711 All of the divers were standing on the edge of the boat and tH helped Jack on board. "Where have you been?” asked one. But Ja< dicLYt tell him because he didn’t think the men would .believe hii Jack Daw’s next adventure is on the Pirate Ship. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad The Summer Tourist lesson Is now on and vacations are in order. Yon will bo glad to know that conditions surround ing Summer Tourist travel are more liberal this season than In almost any prevloua year. Reduced rates are In effect to practically every etale In the Union as well as to some points In .Canada, the various tours Including delightful trips on .the Atlantic and raclftc oceans, the Great Lakes, St Law- rcnco River, Hudson River, through tho Yellowstone and Ollier National Parka, to tho (Hand Canyon, etc. Stop.overa may bo mado at any point on either going or return trip, within final limit of ticket, which In. In inr - her 31, 1128. serve and any Information desired will bo gladly furnished by ticket agent In your town or by the undersigned. J. P. BILLUPS, Genoral Passenger Agent, l/ - , Ga.