The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, August 05, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text6 SUNDAY, AUQl)§T 5. 1923. TWH BANNETMnTOATJV ATHENS, GEORGIA FRECKLES and his friends WOOD IS WOOD TO FRECKLES niiir Blosser Washington Society Moves Amid Mass Of Foreign Titles (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON.—M*ny and seri ous aro the tribulations of the hostess to official society In Wash ington,* and not the least of her worries is *the necessity of keep ing nt her tongue’s end tho proper title and prefix for those of her guests who are members of tho | diplomatic corps. 1 In deference to the customs of i democratic country many ot the foreign ambassador* and .nir.istors, together with ti.e member* of i’Mr staffs and families, have adopted : plain “Mr.,” “Mrs.” and ‘‘Miss’’ as 1 the only titles by which they ore ! to be addressed. Others have not, I however, and the official dlplo- | matic list of the Stato Department presents an odd mixu.re } fixes gathered from tb»* 'the earth. In some cases flu appears to he a paradoxical diver gence among the representatives of a single country. • GfflCHfTERSPa® - *7 iUAi.OND lisv.ll t'lLLH, f j» v * > r-p! * 20LD D7 DSU0GBI3 £VERtVAt~*. 5u*rd four Health ] SAN-YK-IT^, PREVENTIVE for MEN | Larc*1*lM KitU'ii II i . ■■■in i ,, , 11——wn n—■■ ' |CL ASS I FIE D ADVERTISEMENTS! 2 Gents a Woi@ Minimum Charge of 40 Cent! [| insertions. Berea timet for th ; five Insertions. AH discontinuances MUST t made in person at The Ben* ner-Herald Office or by letter Telephone discontinuances are NOT valid. j 71- WANT AU 13 PHONB BANNER-HEPALD WANT AOS OET BF8ULT8 75 -rr WANTED - DOUBLE-BARREL,FOR RENT — FURNISHED OR r T»*^° n ' ianmi(, i'!{'ss ahutgun. I unfurnished apartment, to effu- Keev “ at Bryant's Barbhr.ple without children, .1 rooms, 2 a5p' large closets and private bath. 170 •— Barber, day phone 830; nijrht 1213. Shop. WANTED—Female Help j WANTED—YOUNG LADY with i experience ns saleslady. Apply J in own handwriting. Give experi- jenre and references. P. 0. Box 1483. a6c | HELP WANTED—Male ••WANTED—A COLORED Shoe- ‘ maker. Apply at Boston Shoe Store. \ nCc Lost and Found FOR RENT—House FOR RENT — A FURNISHED house or apartment. Phone 1345. FOR RENT — THREE for light housekeeping Washington St. EARN MONEY AT HOME during spare time, painting lamp shades, pillow tops for us. No canvassing. Easy and interesting work. Experience unnecessary. Nileart Company, 2301, Ft. Wayne, Inti. ahp IL0ST—Platinum bar pin, _ in Michael’s Store or in CAfnv<1ntr'CIGAR SALESMEN—$150 month. ■business section oaturda} ; Expenses. Experienced sales- v ,„ „ v » laftcrnofln. I Finder please! Ilian preferred, hut hustler with- i „ JI. t u r hunrlloa I.,,-, £ fc'„ „„ 'out experience will be accepted. I UUnflie. Or tnree IHintliCS Jrclurn ro Banner-Herald (nrsoIil |. l(( ,,| CiKnr Co> High [for twenty-five cents. l0ff.ee. Reward. j31d, i^int, x. c. “ 6 _e j Banner-Herald Office. ROOMS at 224 a6p FOR RENT—SMALL Furnished house. See Harry Rhodes, or phone 461. a7c FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM apart ment, partly furnished. New gas stove, etc. Call 265-W. a7c STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Hats reno vated. Phone C8G. a 18c. VULCANIZING Wc wash and polish cars, dope them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanizing. UNION VULCANIZING CO., 3G2 East Hancock Avc. al8c AUTOMOBILE PARTS FOR SALE FOR SALE—Old news papers ten cents per I NEW YORK WHOLESALE draft j- llOST-ON CLAYTON STREET!''^omninyi; looking forlive load!SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED near Marlin Shoe Store, white : r! ,’ nt to handle fast soiling line. | ears before you buy. Conolty 1 yellow gold filigree bar pin I Bjl unscom be Chemical, 30 Church Motor Co. tf. h small diamond in center. $ cW York. a5p J diamond ■Liberal reward for return. Phone a5p 0ST—TWO $5.00 BILLS Satur- in business section of -city, please call 135-J. Reward. FOUND—TWO CREAM Colored heifers, two years old. Taken Thursday afternoon. Owner get same by paiyng for this [advertisement, cost of keep and lamagos. fH. R. Ramsey, Tallns- Ro 4* anted |V. ANTED—TWO HORSE wagon. full description and price. [Addross “Wagon,” care Bnnner- ferald. aGc j ONE-HALF the world FOR RENT—Rooms • doesn’t know how the FOR RENT—Three unfurnished j Other half is getting On, rooms, i-umpuia street, near As.)but the little Banncr-Her- CoiicEC. Cail 1308 ; J. ' a ld W ant A(Js br | nR kgjjj, for rent 1 couple—■Ti.rce |h a I V cs together for their unfurnished connecting rooms. J . , f ., First floor. Private bath. Good | miltU&l IMJllCIlt. location, close in. On car line. Ad dress “Owner,” care Banner-Her- aid. a5 I> Auto Parts Half Pi ice. Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street. STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phone 1317. a20c Coal—Coal—Coal , REFRESHMENTS Save half your lunch hour by eat ing with us. We serve light lunch es, also have candy. cakes, fru'ts, cold drinks, cigars and cigarettes. THE COZY STAND Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. (All Sandwiches Gc.) al8e VULCANIZING Invite Us to Your Next Blowout. Phone 271 City Garage & Motor Company - a27c AUTO REPAIRING FOR RENT—THREE nice rooms with larirc hall and cool front porch; nil conveniences; strictly private. Reasonable, erty St. 243 Dough- dip FOR RENT—Two rooms, with connecting bath, lights and tclc- phone. Phone 780, RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. tnrthbomut * ' Southbound i jpoj> PENT—THREE Connecting Atlan'f-Monrow local 6:15 i>; unfurnished rooms for housc- P Atl.-Hirfpg~ham-Mem. 3:18 p(keening. All conveniences.' Apply FOR RENT—0 ROOM COTTAGE 580 Harris street. Phone 1213 or 836. !Mrscu:~ham-M » NortWMtieh.-N. i All.-Abbeville local Atl.-nirmlngham Norfolk t Washington Wllmington-N. T. GEORGIA RAILROAD Depart 3:20 am 8:35 pm #:!• pm CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. W. O. Dolton. Agent, Thnne 1331 Central of Cleorgl* Station I>ei«art for Macon 7:30 a. m. •’ 4^48 p. m. arrive from Mfcon 12:10 p. m. 9:30 p. ip. For further infcrmatlon phono J. Y. Bruce. C. A., 340. ■AINESVILLE MIDLAND RY. Sehadultt Athena Arrlvo |l:« A. M.e *5:20 P. M. A. M.ff **10:19 A. M. fDally. ••Dall'y Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 29. 1925. | No. c leaves Athens 7:45 a. m-. ar- • Lola 9:20 a. m. ^N’o. h leaves Athena 4:15 p. m., ar- ' Lula 5:45 p. m. leaves Lula 3:55 p. m., ax- ' A mens 8:30 p. m. t leaves Lula 10:10 a. «**.. or- Athens 11:45 a. m. | 1?- MILLER, C. A., Athens, Ga. Telephone 71. OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS ar« good for long anti satisfac tory service. You save tho differ ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf. .Tno. L. Lewis, president United Mine Workers of America, says: “BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait for something to happen to fright* cn you into it. W. L. Hancock Coal Co. Phono 707 Phono 707 n23c Iron and Metal WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealers in, scrap FOR SALE -y MEAT MARKET*.* r °n, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON & fixtures. Apply to the We*tcm^®^L Fhonc 1151, 414 Market. Phone 1447. s3c FOR SALE—ALL OUR COWS and heifers not entitled to reg istry. Cathedral Pines Dairy, Phone 174. -ndc LAND FOR SALE—Three smnll farms, ten miles from Athens, near two railroads. Also seven room house with half acre land in y\ther.H. R. P. BcJJ. J35 Park Ave. * a5p FOR SALE — THIRTY WHITE Leghorn pullets. Phone 610 after 8 p. m. a5c FOR RENT-TWO CONNECTING rooms to couple without c ^ 1 ^" d r"Apply It I« Childs St. or Phone 1333. ^ FOR RF.NT-FURNISHED rooms cipar, ciporotte and tobacco case, for lipht housekoepinp, $5,000.00 outfit for *1,500.00. Avricuiturnl Collcpe. All on Would rent or cxchanpc for any- vcnicnces. Phono 1774 or U71. or .. - ■ call 980 S. Lumpkin St. FOR SALE O One America EXCHANGE-^- 12-foot fount, Bakery. POP RENT — APARTMENT Oh pQR SALE — Household goods, r firm rooRifl. kitchen and pan- consisting of dining room fur- ♦ rv two closets, bath room, pn- n iture, bed room furniture, rugs, Loi!. nntrance. 820^Hancock Ave. * ta bl e s, mirrors and heaters. Also Phone 3o”"w. b7c roll top dck. 213. W. Hancock Foundry St. 824c. FRESH MEATS MEATS FIT TO EAT Wo Deliver Fro® E. D. FLANAGAN Sam W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Parts 1G4 W. Clayton Phone 46! FLOWER SHOP Our phone number is not listed in directory—but when you want Flowers—rail JONES FLOWER SHOP Phone 2G7 Day—Night Phone 2002 aSlc BATTERY REPAIRING We've a Size For Your Car— mpi —zwrr TTu.tt-ry ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Building Phone 711 CIVIC OPERA TO HAVE NEW STARS IN 1923 SEASON (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO — Fernand Ansseau. leadimr tenor in French opera, will make his American debut with the rhlrngo Civic Oper a, which open* lure November 8. according to the announcement made by tho com* pany. Arrangements nro helnu made for the appearance of other brilliant gu^t artists, which will Include Mmo Louise Horner, tine will appear in a limited number of performances including “Samson and Delilnh.” Other stars included in the regu* Inr personnel of the company fot the coming season will he Mary Garden Amelita Gain Curcl, Flor- onre MacBeth, Mary McCormlc. ryrrna Van Gordon, Onorgen-link* lnnoff. Tito Schipn, Edith Manor and Feodor Chaliapin; with Glor- aln Polacco ngria present ns musi cal director. ••Boris OovdnoTt’’ nnd “L’Afri- cana.” the latter by Meyerbeer nro announced ns novelties In the 1923-1924 senson, because they nev er before drnve been given by the Civic Opera Company. The role of Boris in said by crit ics to he one of Chaliapin’s great est. Among the revivals announc ed In that of “Zaza,” with Mary Garden In the title role. Mins Onr- den also will appear I nthe revi val of Mnssepet’s •‘Cleopatre.” Harry W. Bentty, technical di rector' Is spending the summer ir Europe visiting the more famous opera houses of France, Germany nnd Italy In senrch of new Ideas lie Is said to be making a specla’ study of proposed settings in Moussorgsky’n "Boris Godunoff," which has become popular with American audiences. The opening of the operatic ten- son November 8 is a departure from custom, ns tln^ season will open Thursday instead of t! e tisua’ Monday nnd will run one nnd one- hnlf weeks longer than tho usual season of ten weeks. Announcement also was mad* that Adolph Bohn will hr In charge of the ballet nnd that Miss Anna Ludmila would return ns premier dnnseusc. GOOD MORNING! For HEALTH, ENERGY and HAPPINESS EAT Bensons c Bread Used Car Pick-Ups ! Cadillac 8 $400.00! Chevrolet 490 ... $125.00 All of our cars are in good condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson Essex «24c For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 L. T. CARITHERS E. KAY “THE iMILINO F* 1R " Fin, paint* 11 # «nd Interior D«eor«»ln# Phone 1297. A then*. Gn. Ib r..■• ■• ■V r!wggasasa pure and Sparkling NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other water h»« tho wond.rful U«t», tho InvlQorMtnfl fe '"a thot it Icavo* aft,r «»eh sl*“ f■Hr** 4«HB htful > >** 11 *“ LINtON SPRINGS WATER OH ok It A n Yo.r 'Round—But EopoelaHy In MHrfl ond Sum- mor—PHONE •# Linton Springs Water Company Olfleo Brood 8tr,rt PHOTOGRAPHERS “Romombcr your vacation.” "Kodak Films developed” “Seven hours' iervice.' • Wo take them at 10 A. M„ out FOR SALE—OSCILLATING Gcn-| r » P. M. cral Electrio fan. Reasonable. ADAMS ft ARNETT STUDIO J. B. Reeves at Bryant’s Barber) 162 1-2 Clayton St. Shop. a5p nijfc Ave. Phone 1428. a7c Used Car Bargains Franklin 5 Passenger Coupe Paige 5 Passenger Touring Columbia 5 Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 Phone 1711 s2c FOR SALE—Misc. BATHING SUITS—Our ,ale' - of 1-4 off is Bellini? suits. Get yours today. The McGregor Com pony. ' »31c. BARBECUE Dlt. B. a CHANDLER * --hfls just returned from Wash ington University Hospital of Missouri, where ho took a spec ial course, and will again take up his practice. Phone 1567 Holman Building >rv. Our gain counter at half prift. Get your supply now. The McGregor Company. »31c. FULLER BRUSHES are Guaran teed Brushes. For Fuller Ser^ vice phone 1588, Box 109. W. L. Brunkhurst. Asst. Mgr. a3p Miscellaneous COACHING—PUPILS in mm- mar or primary grades who de sire coaching, phone 1345. a5c WILL BUY, SELL OR. REPAIR cash registers. Call L. N. Rob erts, Phone 1G80. a9c Personal WEALTHY, PRETTY, Affection ate girl would marry. Write, cn- envelope. Dori, Dawn, closing South Euclid, Ohio. «5p Foster Pressing Company Cleaning, Dying, Repairing and Pressing Von Canon-Wall Building Phono 1880 Phone 1883 a 23c Have You Tried Our Barbecue? If not try it today. We Serve It Fresh Every Day. FloHrnoy’a Barbecue Cafe 151 Broad St. Phone 1740 a27p INSURANCE Northwestern Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible I Contract. , ! B. R. Bloodworth 22414 E. Clayton St. Phone 74 REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Co. j28-’24 CLAYTON, GA. THE TAYLOR HOUSE Hot and cold baths, electric lights, fresh vegetables, milk and butter. Rates: \ ' $12.50 Per Week MRS. E. R. TAYLOR Manager Plenty of JWoncy to Lend on Real Estate Commleston 8 per cent, over *1.0001 10 per cent up to *1,000. V 405 Holman Bldg. HUBERT M. RYLEE 7 Law offices Phono 167*. Athens, Georgia re Every Day Brings New Customers Who Ar Delighted With the Values Offered in Our Clearance Sale Our Advice Is to Come Soon, As These Unusual Offerings Arc Being Dispoqpl of Rapidly. A 25 Per Cent Reduction or 1-4 Off On All Men’s Suits, Including KUPPENHEIMER’S Also ONE-FOURTH OFF on MEN’S TROUSERS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, and on W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES and OXFORDS, ONE-HALF OFF ON ALL STRAW HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES Genuine and OXFORDS In This Season’s Newest Lorraine Seersucker Styles Suits At $8.85 Pair At $8.75 LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Comer Broad and Jackson Sts.