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MONDAY, AUCPST 6. mr -2 Cents a Word for RENT — THREE ROOMS, 1 ” f '*hen and hath, partly fur nished. 490 Hill St., Phone 893-W unfurnished rooms. Lumpkin street, near Ag. ; College. Call 1308-J. Minimum Charge of 40 Cents’. I' - — 51.00 for three insertions. Seven j^OR RENT—Three antes for the price of five in- T sertions. All discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Ban ner-Herald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are not- valid. 715 WANT AD 7C ■ w PHONE 1O BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS are good for long and satisfac tory service. You save the differ ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf. | FOR RENT—-Two rooms, with ( connecting hath, lights and tele phone. Phone 780. a7c. FOR SALE — MEAT MARKET fixtures. Apply to the Western Market. Phono 1447. FOR SALE—ALL OUR COWS aijfl heifers not entitled to reg istry. Cathedral Pines Dairy, We wash and polish cars dopo them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanizing. UNION VULCANIZING CO., 3C2 'East Hancock Ave. a 18c VULCANIZING ,FOR RENT—TWO CONNECTING|Phone 174. . rooms to couple without chil-l ~T . dren. Apply at 1G7 Childs St. or Fl)R SALE^— Household goods, AUTOMOBILE PARTS Phone 1333. a7c Lost and Found FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping, near Agricultural College. All con veniences. '-'Phone 1774 or 1171, or call 980 S. Lumpkin St. a7c FOUND—TWO CREAM Colored FOR RENT — APARTMENT OF heifers, two years old. Taken! three rooms, kitchen and pan- up Thursday afternoon. Owner jtry, two closets, bath room, pri- can get same by paiyng for this .rate entrance. 820 Hancock Ave. advertisement, cost of keep and .Phone 304-W. aTc .soc^Kdad. R ' R ” msey ’ TalI “,‘ |fOR RENT—TWO ROOMS FORj 1 A 22 :/ Irs - E - A - D “ vis - 897 Prin „ c0 | ' j light housekeeping, bed consisting dining room fur niture, bed room furniture, fugs, tables, mirrors and boaters. Also roll top desk. 246 W. Hancock Ave. Phone 1428. Auto Parts Half Pi ice. Invite Us to Your Next Blowout. Phone 271 FOR SALE—CHEAP for cash, practically new refrigerator, kitchen cabinet and Columbia phonograph. Phone 1412. RABBITS FOR SALE—FOR Ta- and breeding purpose: Good stock. Meat delicious. Phone Wanted WANTED __ roomJ [partly furnished if preferred. Mrs.! 1 Emmett J. Ilalc, 67a Cobh St. o6p j Avenue. a8p FOR SALE—Misc. ANTED—TWO HORSE wagon.IbOR RENT—SIX ROOM House,ipAXHINC cititq Our o n io Give* foil description and price. •’ 347 Madison Avenue. See J. Mrnbm “Wagon,” care Banner-j Crawford or phone 917 or 1643^ tiday. The McGregor Com^ flhc! BlE.pany. •n** Address Hcralt). o«; B ood locality. 'Address •‘Kent," j ^Hunrock 1 now. The McGrojtpr Albert E. Davison. care Banner-Herald. Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street. City Garage & Motor Company s. »27c STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad nnd Lumpkin Sts. Phono 1317. a20c Used Car Bargains Franklin 5 Passenger Coupe Paige 5 * Passenger Touring Columbia 5 Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 Phone 1711 •2c Coal—Coal—Coal WANTED—Female Help FOR RENT — FURNISHED OR unfurnished apartment, to cou WANTED—YOUNG LADY experience ns saleslady. 4PPly in own handwriting. Give experi ence nnd references. I*. O. Box 483. j t u(ple without children, 3 rooms, 2 lartre closets and private hath. 170 Company. a81c. Barber, day phone 836; night 1213. HELP WANTED—Male WANTED—A COLORED Shoc- Qiakcr. * i Apply at Boston Shoe Store. U'- - rt - FOR RENT — THREE ROOMS for light housekeeping at 224 Washington St. . n ^P RAILROAD SCHEDULES FOR RENT—SMALL Fuvnished house. Sec Harry Rhodes, or phpno Adi FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart ment, partly furnished. New gas stove, etc. Gall 265-W. a.e FOR SALE 10:00 a Atlanta-ilonro* local 6:15 p IFOR SALE—Old news- ‘ cn ccnts pcr FULLER BRUSHES are Guaran teed Brushes. For Fuller Ser vice phone 1588, Box 109. W. L. Bnmkhurst. Asst. Mgr. a3p Miscellaneous WILL BUY, SELL OR REPAIR cash registers. Call L. N. Rob erts, Phono 1680. a9< NOTICE There will bo a Denver Pressure Conker demonstration at Dorsey Furniture Co. Wednesday and Thursday, August * 8th and Uth, from 10 n. m. to 6 p, m. BESSIE POWELL, State Agent and Demonstrator. 7:55 p, . All.-Abbeville local 11:24 p Atl.-Blrmlnghara 11:24 p Norfolk-Washington 11:24 p . . JYJlmlngton-N. Y. bundle or three bundles " for twenty-five cents, [j). Banner-Herald Office. OKORaiA RAILROAD Arrive Depart 7:20 pm 8:20 12:10 pm 2:25 pro CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. W. 0^ ; Bolton, Agent, Phone 1461 Central of Georgia Station Depfirt for Moron 7:30 a. m. !* 414 r» p. m. Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m. j 0:30 p. m. For further Information phone J} Y. Bruce. C. Ji., 640. . GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RY. •chedulee Leave Athena Arrive 7t4» A. M.O *5:20 P. M. 10:45 A. M.** ’ ••10:10 A. M. •Dally. ••Dally Except Sundny. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 20. 1023. No. 6 leave* Athene 7:45 a. *n., ar- rivet Ltd* 0:20 a. m. No. 8 leaven Athene 4;15 p. «*., ar* fJvee I.uia 6:45 p. No. 7 leaven Lula 6:56 p. m.. \ No. rlvee Athena 11:45 a. m. O. B. MILLER, C. A., Athene, Oa. , Telephone fl. Good Used Bargains Jno. L. Lewis, president United Mine Workers of America, says: “BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait for something to happen to fright en you into it. W. L. Hancock Coal Co. Phan. 707 Phone 707 a23c Iron and Metal WE WILL HUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealers ia scrap iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON & METAL C;0. Phone 1151, 414 Foundry St. 824c. FRESH MEATS B. D. FLANAGAN Phone 1783 157 r_ * om 1919 Cadillac Touring 1921 Studobakrr Big Six 1919 Buick 5 Passenger ONE-HALF the world doesn’t know how the other half is getting on, but the little Banner-Her ald Want Ads bring both halves together for their, mutual benefit. The Soule Cadillac Co. Phone 651 Phone 651 YOU-DRIVE-IT For Screening Ice Boxes and Cabinet Work Phone 802 y,. T. CARITHERS We Repair Any Make Car. Our Machinists Know How. Why Not Be One of Our Satisfied Customers. Used Car Pick-Ups Cadillac 8 $400.00 Chevrolet 491) ... $125.00 All of our cars are in good condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson • Essex •24c DR. B. B. CHANDLER —has just returned from Wash ington University Hospital of Missouri, whero he took a spec ial course, and will again take up his practice. Phone 1567 Holmnn Building (By Associated Press) CON ST A N'Tl NOI 'LE—Wit h coming of peace at Lausanne, pre parations are being made by the British army to evacuate the ter ritory which they have held since the armistice. There will be gen uine regret among all the Chris tian races here, and no little sor* long the educated class of Turks, when Gene fa! Harrington und his 12,000 soldiers bid farewell to the Golden Horn. For what ever uneasiness their presence gavi to the new regime at Angora, thel/ occupation of the capital am) Strait has been a power for good J Indeed, with the small French J and Italian garrisons nnd the Ynn* ! keo hlue-Jackets from the AmerP can destroyers Jn the Bosphorus, the British soldiers have been the | main source of security nnd order j throughout the large are men- , need by the Turks. TImo nnd tlmr • again at Chanok, In Gallipoli, at J Constantinople and In Thrnce, thel; I patience has been tried by Turk, hut they have kept their J rifles muzzlqd, their bayonets \ versed nnd their temnprs In leash General Sir Charles Harrington the patient nnd tactful command- er-In-rhlef of the allied forces her* has addressed a typical message of cnmmchdatlon nnd of caution tv his officers and men. ‘•Oh. oh! What’ll I do?” said the lightning bug. Then all at once he noticed something. It was gettnlng daylight when moon flower? WORKS IN GARDEN AT ! 111LLHDALB. M ieh.—Rn w h n Williams, of Oss.-o, Just roiehr bis nlnely-see »nd birthday versary. Mr. Williams !« i i reader and he cares for an shut themselves up Indians to Honor i Life Long Service Of Devoted Friend (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK—Five thousand Kloiix Indians will do unique hon or to a pale faced brother jn the heart of the South Dakota prairie on August 16, when Rev. Dr. Ed ward Ashley, friend of Roosevelt nnd Custer, of Rnln-ln-the-FnO* and Hitting Bull nnd tho long lln<{ ng Bu of Bakofnit braves who mous In Indian warfare, will round r out hts fiftieth year of service ns UTaHisnn and Washington f 1 ' mlisloijnry nmonu tho R«1 Mon. iviaaison dliu VI ap““'D™ r>r. Ashley 1, tho not. survival Newspaper Men Ap- of the framers of the treaty of nnintpd Vice Presidents J* 76 wh|rh n n pnetl thP n,nrk H,,,r pOinteU V K.C a i rountry to seekers, stripping r ,fc * . . country to gold seekers, stripping in Stute Press ASSOC1R* I the Indians of their hunting ground* ‘and Incidentally lending to th« Incidentally lending J Custer massacre at Little ..... ... nt Wash* I Horn. Later he was present Editor. W. W. Brunor of Wn«» ' „„„„ PHOTOGRAPHERS You-Drivc-It Co. E. KAY •the emilino painter- Fin. piloting »nd Interior Decorating Phone 1297, Athena, Ga. “Romombcr your vacation.” “Kodak Films developed.** “Seven hours’ service/ * We take them at 10 A. M.. out Phono 661. J. L. SMITH, Mgr. sCc.5 P. M. nimront.tr a ADAMS ft ARNETT STUDIO BATTERY REPAIRING I m i-i ciayton at. . ! alOe «. » . «t »,-«n I during the Sliost Dance. Boron o .hr Madlwnlan have hern rm7f , whJrl) ru|m|n „- inmle Ut.trlct . . .. . I Imttlr of Wolindrd Knrr, whore thf the Ocorgh. Ifna Awoclatlon h> w-|lir . 1 , h . l'l-esldent C. D. Rountree Wrlghtsvllle. Louie Morris Hartwell Is a commlteo chairman The appointments follow. Vice President#—L. W. Moore Springfield; H. H. Wind;* Cairo: fsador Gclders. Fitzgerald: John TI. Jones, LaGrange; James B. Novln, Atlanta: Robert L. Duke, Griffin: E. B. Bussell, Cedartown; W. T. liac-im, Madison F. D. Hlngleton, Clarkes vllle; Will W. Brunner, Washington; Robert M. Martin. Hinesvllle, and Harry Floyd, Dub lin. Federal troopers nvenged daughter of Custer nnd his men Still later It fell to his lot to lea/> to Christianity Chief Onut. the chief participants In the Little Rig 'Horn nffnlr, of whom lfe give; testimony that “for the rest v - His life he was a consdentlou Christian.” B. Y. P. U. NOTES lanta; W. T. I At >’vo a Size For Your Car— BARBECUE Stwr« battary ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Br.ildlnit Phone 71! Foster Pressing Company i iii B Cleaning, Dyinjf, Repairing and Press Ini; Von Canon-Wall Building rhono 1880 Phone 1880 v a 23c PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY N. other water he. the wonderful t«te. the Invigorating feel ing that It leave* oftor eech glai* full—It’* delightful, ye* lt’»— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drf«^||t All Year *R»und—But^Eipedally in Spring nnd Suit- 'Linton Springs Water Company Office Bro.d Street FLOWER SHOP Our. plif.ne number ie net listed In 11 .rectory—but when you went Flowers—roll JONES FLOWER SHOP Phone 267 Day—Night Phone 2002 *31e llavc Yon Tried Our Rarbecue? If not try it today. Wo Servo It Fresh Every Day. Flournoy s Barbecue Cafe 151 Proud St. Phone 1740 " «27p INSURANCE Northwestern Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible Contract. , B. R. Bloodworth 224 Vi E. Clayton St. Phono 74 ■28c REAL ESTATE AUTO REPAIRING Let Ue Wash nnd Dope Your Car. Sam W. Pinson Ga ^rage Ford end Chevrolet Pert*'!' 1 101 W. Clayton pAUdo, ■23e D. G. Anderson & Co. \ 224’L- E. CUyton St. Phone 74. Executive—John 8. Cohen k B. H. Hardy, Barnesvllle; Khytle, Adel. * Resolutions—D. O. Bickers, 8a- vnnuh: J. J. Flandera, Ocilla; M. , Fleetwood, Carteravllle. Legislative—A. J. Perryman, Tol- botton; W O Hutllve, Havunnnn; W E. Boatright, Kwalnshorn, K A. Caldwell, Monrp- -. O. B. Callo way, EatontiB. Memorial-^. E. Brown, Cordele; W. W* Fleming, Blalf -Jy; Miss Thelma Norris, Thomson; McCutchen, Franklin. Finance—Louie‘L. Morris, Hart well; L. H. Jenkins. Alma; T. L Bailey. Cochran. Mt*mborshIi>--C. B. Ayers, Com- : J. Roy McGlnty. Chntsworth: L. J. Whitehurst, Abbeville. Credentials—Rush Burton, La- vonla; Mr. Virgil Polhlll Price, Ieoulsvlllc; M. C. Green, Gray. By A. 4. ALMAND The First RapNst B. Y. P has been having a targe attendant •he post few yeeks nnd there bm heen lots of good things enjoyed by alt. Tho swimming party and melor cutting last' Wednesday at the Y W. C, A. was a splendid succes* nnd an enjoyable time was had.* Tho musical program for tonight will he songs by Miss Dorothy Egbert of Augusta, accompanied nn the P^no by Miss Virginia Al len. The evening study is In chnrg' of Miss Agnes Watson wbo Is tak ing Miss June Bailor’s place a# captain of Group one while Mlsr Sailors Is on her vacation. All are welcome. Time 7:20. NEW’ TRUST BLDG. HAS LARGEST BANKING ROOM PLEAD GUILTY CLEVELAND.—The Uni o»n Trust building, Cleveland’s larg est, is nearing completion Wit the corner of Euclid Avenue and East 9th Street, in the heart of the /da , . . n % {downtown district The •structure PreeeJ [technically is 23 stories high and CHICAGO—Six terra cotta mnh'|j s believed to have the largest nfactur ng concerns charged with | bankin|r room , n the world the violation of the Sherman Anti-; Marb!c coIumns riae io the fu ,| !VZL& 221? height of the mein banking room, which Is Saturday before Federal Judge Cliffe, and fines ranging from 21,> 93,000 each • were Imposed The firms are located In Chicago, .oow. St - Lou,,, • Kfln “ a * C “ y nnd J aro“ two"balconies/iined*"with "off- J28-’Z4 ver. if ice rooms. The lavinp. room U long enounh for a 100-yard dash. Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Conunlseloa > per cent over HJOOl It per cent Bp Io f1,000. HUBERtM.-RYLEE ' 1 |[ i* Lnw offices Phono 1676. . '•> 3 Athene, Georgia 466 Holman Bid*. mmL WBSm shaped,, pivinff the savin*, depart ment nnd commercial departments each n winp. Around the room DON’T be an employe— ,bc an employer. The Ban- 'ner-Herald Want Ads have 'helped niant (.» that •nniif of the ladder; 1 ' j jf J Phone 75 i .r-X-