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ruinAY. AUGUST 3. 1923. tECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - ' THH BANNER-HEBALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA -"-i- - It, ! WILLIE IS GREAT AT BLUFFING By Blosser ii 2 Cents # Worg j Minimum Chartf* 6f 40 Cant* I tnifrti' ni. fiAw time* for tl I pries o: tlA %f*fc#rUoo«. All dlscontlnuaneaa MUST I made In parson at Tha Ban- ner-Herald Qfflce or by letter Tilephono discontinuances ara not valirfr a \7C WANT AD |(0 FJIJ)NB ■ANNErf-fcGRALO want AOS CET RESULTS 75 v uit KENT—I”;ve room house j r furnished. All modern coiVven- BATHING SUITS—Our sale of j lences. Apply to E. I’. Fears at J 1-4 off is selling suits. Get jl aimers. a3c. yours today. The McGregor Com- [hOU RENT—Three unfurnished ^ ^ ’ a31c, j rooms. Lumpkin street, near Ag. j College. Call 1308-J. FOR RFNT TO COUPLE—Tl roe j unfurnisljRd connecting rooms, j First- flpo / T. Private bath. Good i location; fdose in. On car line. Ad dress “Owner,” care Banner-Her- Lost and Found taiu. aop |FOR KENT—THREK~nice rooms j with large hall and cool front I porch; all conveniences; strictly i private. Reasonable. 243 Dough- ierty St. ' .op FOR SALE—Stationery. Our bar gain counter at half price. Get your supply now. The McGregor Company. a31c. FULLER BRUSHES are Guaran teed Brushes, for Fuller Ser vice phone 1088. Box 109. W. L. Brunkhurst. Asst, Mgr. a3p Miscellaneous Have You Tried Our Barbecue? If not try It today. We Serve It Fresh Every Day. Flournoy's Barbecue Cafe 151 Broad St. Phone 1740 a27p The Coolidge Boys INSURANCE Northwester^ Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible Contract. , B. R. Bloodworth 224 Vi E. Clayton St. Phone 74 a28c LOST—Platinum bar pin,| F0R kent-Tv.-,, rooms, with; • %»< i l* . connecting bath, lights and tele-, in Michael s Store or in ! p h 0 no. Phono rao. »7c. usiness section Saturday iftcrnoon.'finder please; FOR RMNT—House ■eturn to Banner-Herald Iffice, Reward. j31d (Ml mnrW>r primary grades who de- ire coaching, phene 1345. aJ3c WILL BUY, SELL OR REPAIR cash registers. Call L. N. Rob erts, Phone 1680. aDc FOR RENT—Modern new home six rooms, pantry, sleeping j_ . porch, bath room. Hill street. Pos- ! Foster Pressing Company session September 1st. Address Owner, care Banner-Herald. ale. jOST—ON CLAYTON STREET J near MartifiyShoe Store, white • yellow “£olir filigree bar pin _ A FURNISHED h small diamond in . center. 1 ° R RfcNT I oral reward, for return. Phone housc or nP artnll!nt ' Phoni! . , ar> p' Cleaning. Dying, Repairing and Pressing Von Canon-Wall Building Phone 1886 Phone 1886 a23c ,0ST- WATERMANS Fountain J. W. Caskey, Phone 728. X W^ted / i * /ok FOR SALE STEAM-PRESSING REFRESHMENTS Save half your lunch hour by eat ing with us. Wc serve light lunch es, also have candy, cakes, fnrts, cold drinks, cigars and cigarettes. THE COZY STAND . Comer Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. (All Sandwiches 5c.) alSc REAL ESTATE I). G. Anderson & Co. 224Vi E. Clayton St. Phone 74. j28-’24 FOR SALE—Old news- white pressing company ! Cleaners that clean. Hats reno vated. Phone 68G. al8c. VULCANIZING . .papers ten cents per bundle' or three bundles kANTED-To buy six or seven;f or twenty-five cents. |icp*harl)ccue shoats. Call at once:__ „ J f\ec' nt% Flournoy’s Barbecue Cafe. j Banncr-HcrfllCl (JIIlCC. WANTED—TWO HORSE wagon. : „ 4 _ [Give full description and price. Motor Co. Address “Wagfh/ lerald. SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED cars before you buy. Conollv it the world doesn’t know how the other half is netting on, hut the little*Banncr-Her- ald Want Ads brinfc both seaboj^hAmr line rv. j halves together for their thhouiiit v southMuiia I mutual benefit. 0 a Atlantn-Monro# local <1:15 PI — pc P Atj.-BTrmin-hnm-Mcm. 3:12 p PEDIGREED^tJSED CARS ^ VULCANIZING Wc wash and polish cars, dope thcraVll over. All work guaranteed. Firsr class vulcanizing. UNION VULCANIZING CO., 362 E<»st Hancock Ave. a!8c RAILROAD SCHEDULES Norfolk-Uleh.-N. Y. • A tl.-Abbeville local • All.-Birmingham > Norfolk-Washington » WIImlnfton-N. Y. / GEORGIA RAILROAD 3:12 p | are good for long and saltsfac- tory service. «Y oh save the differ 1 n enc2. Coholly Motor Co. tf 0:29 0:29 a 0:29 B:!0 i Depart 8:20 *:26 pra CENTRAL OF OEORGIA RY. | W. O. Boltoxu Agent, Phono 1441 Central of Georgia Station Uepart for Macon 7:30 a. m. 4:40 p. m. | Arrive from Macon 12:10 p, ra. 9:20 p. m. For further Information phone J. Y. Bruce. C. A., 640. ■AINESVILLE MIDLAND RY. Schedules Athena ^ Arrive A. M.e *5:20 P. M. A. M.** ••10:10 A. M. t. ••Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 29, 1023. I ho. c leaves Athena 7:46 a. m., ar- Lula 9:20 a. m. 8 leavea Athena 4:15 p. m., or* Lula 6:45 p. m. |N'o. 7 leaves Lula 6:56 p. m., ar- Athens 8:30 p. m. : I No. 6 leaves Lula 10:10 a. m., ar- Athena 11:45 a. m. O. MILLER, C. A., Athene, Os. Telephone fL L FOR SALE 1 OR EXCHANGE- One American 12-foot fount, cigar/cigarctte ami t oba «’. 0 r “ s “- S5.OCO.ftO outfit for $1,500.00. Would rent nr mertanp. foragy- thing of equal value. BENSON S BAKERY. ^ FOR SALE—all our COWS M hoifem n.,t entitled to W Vtiy. Cathedral Pines ^ a ‘53f’ Phone 174. AUTOMOBILE FARTS Auto Parts Half Piicc. , Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street. j Invitd Us to Your Next Blowout. Phone 271 City Garage & Motor Company a27c AUTO REPAIRING Let Us Wash and Dope * Your Car. Sam W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Parts j 104 W. Clayton STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning. Dyiitc, Altering anti Pressing. ItEI) & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phono 1317. FLOWER SHOP Coal—Coal—Coal ^ Our phone number in not listed in Ton, i directory—but when you want Flowers—call I JONES FLOWER SHOP Phone 267 Day—Night Phone 2002 a31c For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS •ino. L. Lewisf president United BATTERY REPAIRING Mint. Worker: "J America, says: BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait for something to happen to fright- We’ve a Size For Your Car— en you into it. i W. L. Hancock Coal Co. . Phone 707 Phone 707 a23c . E. KAY «THE 8MILINO PAINTER* Fine Pointing end Interior \ Decorating Phono 1297, Athens, Ga. Iron and Metal 1 ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Building Phone 71 ! President Calvin Coolidge and his sons, Calvin, Jr., left, and John, were taking a little stroll when they met the. photographer. George. II, In 1751, and requiref iteers, corner manipulators, and that the dunce places of all class-1 •'middlemen” are pushing the at- tjs close in t the stroke of midnight, tack with relentless vigor, while Under this net the authorities"mn; (the denparate' populace Is making grant special licenses for specific feeble but bitter resistence. places to remain open until later, r hut generally they slick to the It el estimated Chut tho cost of Georgian habits, and night life lr living hero *bas Increased 100 p*r London comes to a halt at twelve cent, within the lust twelve monts o’clock. I At the beginning of that period It At the present time many of th< | was nearly double what It was Hvo cafes in London have permits t» years" ngo. Many commodifies remain open a few nights a week which the common paopla consfd- noth, »lf certain in thf/ered necessities a few short months a goo are now looked upon us lux uries hut th< present arrangements and they chunk'd as often as a new council Is fleeted or the present member.* feel Inclined. The hotel and cafe proprietor will ask th London County Council Not only have priqes doubled and tripled in food, clothing nnd housing, but the quality to draw up a now law to he pre-: tl,e,o tWinra has'det Jhlornted juxt " n ",‘ h 9:- • ra:,l,llj ’- Imitation, f.latfloatlon, hav oMtHBfa th. backing of th.» anil ndullcra.'lon 1 ham Vcmnn an JS ^! m ' nt 2T ommon-that they , W r can,. which Is seeking to a a rlvql of gay Paris. Athens Visitors WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. I Vale” in, scrap iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON & METAL CO. Thone 1151, 414. Foundry St. 824c. | SSi.VVgV,y ■ 1 ■ ■■■■’■U'- PURE AND SPARlfUNG NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No othar water ha. tha wond.rful taata. th. Invigorating Mat ing that it laavea after aach glaaa full—It’» dallgMftri, yea It’*— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Driak It All Y.ar -Round-But EapacIally In Spring and 8um- ntap—PHONE *6 Linton Spring* Water Company Office Broad Street 1 S33S f'twiiTinifm FRESH MEATS K MEATS FIT TO EAT We Deliver Free E. D. FLANAGAN a 1783 *57 " .umat Used Car Bargains Fra.iklin 5 Passenger Coupe Paige 5 Passenger Touring Columbia 5 Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 Phone 1711 a2c Among those visiting in‘Athens Friday were M.\ and Mrs. J. * M. Harris. Jr.. Philadelphia; W. H Heath, Birmingham, Ala.; A. It Whorton, Birmingham, Ala.; M. E. V.'alker, Columbia, S. C. L. W. Fargo, Augusta, Ga.; L. it. Lanier and Mrs. Lanier, Mettjr, Ga.; Mrs. G. M. E. .Mann, P.»ax, Ala.; Miss Bertha Mann, lloax, .Ala.; Miss Gtady Mann, Boax, Ala.; *7_ S. C. Clark, Atlanta. ’ L. Ruhcnstcin, Central City, Ky.; L M. Thomas, Jr., Lakeland, Fla.; J. U Vaught, Atlanta; W. c. Mc Gill, Greensboro, N. C.; C. A. (’ampbell, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs S. P. Rice and family, fi^ott, Ga. S. L. Dorsey, New York; C. W Starr,• Atlanta; J. E. Campbell, Atlanta; G. A. White. Spartanburg, S. C.; J. Russell Forrester, At- mmrnt. Owing to the cost of mn. *eriols. only unavoidable repairs him* boon made on all buildings, and’ there Is practically no new f< nstructlon gwing on. The. local authorities, ye-ognlzlng the desperate nature of the situa tion. afo struggling to nmnllorato conditions. Tho munfdp'tl council has c reated a committee tp- confer with the minister of transporta tion nnd the agriculture commit tee of the Senate to seek a solu tion of the problem. ^ The street fairs which were es tablished In every section of the city a little more than a year ago have become tremendously % pop- ular Institutions. Food staples and articles of clothing and household nre sold at these fairs at prices considerably lower than rcevail in*thc stores. Rich as well as poor are patrons. It Is no tin. common sight to see a richly dress ed lady loading a limousine with her purchases at a street fair. ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton. “You’d better get up,” said Nick to the robbin. “You’re sitting on a queen.” I* - . /J que , “There’s another of my subjects m*e3ing,“ said King Snookums to Natty and* Nick. “Who is It now?” asked Nancy. | "It's my wife," gabl King Fuook- i urns Badly. “Missus SnooKuun. I moan Queen Snookums. That's what we quarreled about. I wanted ; her to have Missus Snookums on her calling cards and she insisted on having Queen Snookums. I ant sorry u» anything that I didn’t let 1 her havo her own way.” “But I didn’t kuow sueens over called." snh; Nancy. "They do.” nodded King Snook- j Urns. “On other queens. Well, any-, way. she's gone.” “Oh. don’t worry, wo’Jl find her.; Haven’t v/e found all your other, missing subjects?” Nancy wanted to know. “Didn’t we find your lord high chancellor sticking In the Icing on a cako nnd another Tee Wee sticking on the fly paper, and - “Yes, yes. yes.” said the kin'r. j “Oh, yes, Indeed! But they weren’t I my wife. When sho gets insulted j Jhe stays Insulted ft**, six months | *and ton days nnd twenty-seven minutes. Why tho was in com she put on her best riding suit nnd nt to the stable for her fastest fly and off sho rode. Oil, oh, I’ll n.:vor see her again—at least for six months and ten days and twen ty-seven minutes.” “Shucks!" said Nancy. “Coma on Nick. We’ll find her.” - They looked everywhere, so they did, in every pqiiirroly hole nnd in r.vcry bird nest but ojxe. , J That one had a robin on jt—just sitting there—and when the Twltra come along she railed out: “Sonu one tried to pluek ono of my tail feathers. I'm sitting <#i her." “Oh. please let mo out.” earnest muffled voice, "f only wanted oiie feather for a hat.” “Why,'It’s Missus Snookums,” rrnid Nancy. “If wo lot you out will you get over being Insulted nnd ?o heck home?” “Yes. vps, yes!” “You’d hotter get UP,” Mid Ntlek t'. the robin. “You’re sitting on rt queen.” (To Be Continued.) 1 ’* JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES THE PIRATE SHIP J Story hy Hal Cochran. chapter 1 Dr,W """ by Gee, but that’s a fine looking rowboat,” said Jaok Daw to himself as ho came upon a thre^-soated one that was lollinp up and down on the rollers that were washing Oy hesch. Jack Arbppod into the boat and whistled to his dog Fllp^/The dog raced down tho beach to gem his master. NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND PEOPLE! lanta; John Mays, Atlanta. VISITED THE BUICKL' a nd“wealth cimur nnnue to a -r’-r 1 e ^ ry h Side ify Side Used Car Pick-Ups ISIIOW ROOMS IN AT-: Cadillac 8 $400.00 LANTA ON OPENING Chevrolet 400 ... $125.00 All of our cars are in good condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson Essex a24c PHOTOGRAPHERS "Remember your vacation.” .i y. } V>od f St‘Altfeirr studio 1 152 1-1 Clayton St. .~*l it- I'.feiJt — DAY TO SEE THE 1924- iUK London’s Night Life, Dim Since 1751 May Open in High Again LONDON—England needr a new law regulating pubii.* hoas's and places of entertainment, nay th* owners of London’s hol« i- and “K<»dak I’ilraMllilOMd. - halls, who have banded to* ’“fiwren IiourfipBt*l tM -4*. get hi r foobtain lea%.stringi-nt law* We take them at 10 A. out in the matter ot eloaing theb places. The present law, which is ad hered to vigorously by the author!* alDc ««, waa p.«d In tho reign ol In Brazilian Capital [ (By Associated Press.) I | ^UO DE JANEIRO-—The million I j and a quarter citizens of this city are fighting a gallant but losing battle against the constantly, in- 1 creasing cost olf livin'?. The be sieging army of speculator*, prof- PATRICK’S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 88 Free delivery service all over the city. Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate ConunluloD 3 per cent, over flJMH); 10 per cent ap to 11,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE i law Office* Phono 1570. 400 Holman Bldg. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad The Summer Tonriat aeason la now on and vacations aro In ardor. You will bo ghkd to know "that condition , n . ouiui- ing Summer Touriat travel aro worn liberal this aeason than in almost any previous year. Reduced rates arc in el toot to practically every state In the Union as well aa to aomo points In Canada, tho various tours. Including delightful trips on tbe Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the Great Lakes, St Law rence River, Hudson River, through the Yellowathme am! other National Parks, to the Grand Canyon, etc. Stop.overs may be made at any point on elthor going or return trip, within final limit of Ucket, which la. In moot cases, Octo ber 31. 1323. Let ua help you arrange your vacation.. Wo aro born to serve and any information desired will be gladly furnlslu d by ticket agent in your town or by tho undersigned. \ J. P. BILLUPS, General Passenger Agent. ■■ « Tf '*>' ' Atlanta, Ga. ■ii. ’ -iTTfrBiiiEfcftiliai