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2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 Cents. 51.00 for three insertions. Seven :imes for the price of five in sertions*"'- All jdlscontinuances MUST be macl#»in person at The Ban- ner-HergM. Office or by letter. Telephone ' discontinuances are not valid. 75 H ANNF.R-IIKR A LD WANT ADS G! 75 : GET RESULTS Lost and Found FOR RENT—SIX ROOM Apart- nient, private hath; Henderson *“ Phone 1293. aide LEFT IN POSTOFFICE ON table, Waterman Fountain Pen, No. .VI. Finder pholie G08. - al6c I* OR RENT — Unfurnished first floor apartment, all convenien ces, private bath, entrances and meters, to couple or two grown people. Phone 42G. a 15c FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM mod ern apartment, on Grady Ave. T/L. Mitchell. FOR RENT — 10 ROOM TWO story house, Hancock Ave. Two separate apartments, one block Lucy Cobh Institute. Garden and garage. Address P. 0. Box 434. al4c FOR RENT — IMMEDIATE OP. Sept. 1st, desirable cottage, 1005 .Prince. Phone 1505 for appoint- TY WHO PICKED iment. air,;; LOST — up canvjrt'bag of auto tool; Cobb Street, Saturday, plenc phone 1840. al5c WANTED—Misc. W A N T)E D—SECOND HAND cash register. Phone Atlantic Ice and Coal Cjorp. a 15c WANTED — A SECOND HAND baby; had^y Cheap. "C. ib,” 632 Barber Street. n!4p Matrimonial WEALTHY, rltETTY, Affection- ate girl .would marry. Write, enclosing diiyelpoe. Doris Dawn, South Euclid; Ohio. f al2p FOR SALE ns bookkeeper and general of fice work. 'Several years’ experi ence. Can give liest of referen ces. Answer “Bookkeeper,” care Banner-Herald. alftp E. D. FLANAGAN VULCANIZING Invite Us to Your Next Blowout Phone 271 OFFICE SUPPLIES City Garage & Motor Company a27c MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE—Old news papers ten cents per bundle or three bundles for twenty-five cents. Banner-Herald Office. Wc make loans on improved city property at a very low rate of interest. h. o. epmng & co, S. W. Ussery Jay If. Epting Managers Loan Dept. Phone 1G8G. Holman Bldg, hGc vulcanizing FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD Fur- niturc, coal stove and gas range, | P®l*Jng and instantaneous heater. Mrs. ‘ Joe Warner, 247 Hancock Avenir We arc equipped to give you the best service in tire and tube rc- the city. ATHENS TIRE SERVICE CO. J. II. Poss, Prop. a 14c|l42 W. Clayton. Phono 91fi. A Complete Office Supply House Art Metal Agency THE McGREGOR CO. Clayton St. At hen*, Ga. n31c. PHOTOGRAPHERS “Remember your vacation.” “Kodak Films developed.” “Soven hours’ service.’ * We take them at 10 A. M.* out 6 I*. M. ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton St., al9e 1920 Chevrolet Touring at a Bar gain, Good Condition. Terms. Sam W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Parts 1G1 W. Clayton Iron and Metal WE WILL RUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealers in sera] Iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON i METAL CO. Phone 1151, 414 Foundry St. 824c. VULCANIZING BARBECUE FOR SALE _ MEAT MARKET fixtures. Apply to the Western Market. Phone 1447. sGc Miscellaneous .SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED HAVE YOUR SEWING Machine cleaned and repaired now, ready for fall sowing, at reduced prices. We repair* all makes. Work .guar anteed. fiirfger Sewing Machine Co., Phone- 288. al5c RAILROAD SCHEDULES WANTED—HELP WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa pers on East Broad St. Apply Banner-Herald Of fice. SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. A LONG ESTABLISHED FIRM manufacturing Molasses Mixed Feeds, nnd ha (idling rice ami cof fee, with established trade in ter ritory, desires the services of live, energetic sale! men to handle their products, eith'r as a complete or side line. A tireless worker nnd good salesman can make $150.00 * nni< milnlVl fltl OU1* line Northbound Southbound commissions per month 10:00 a Atlanta-Monroa local <5:10 pi account. An excellent side 2:42 p AU.-Birmie-ham-Mem. 3:1* pi for salesmen, owning car, cover- 2:42 p Norfolk-Rteh.-N. Y. 3:12 pi ing territory regularly and sys- ... —-- .—. - Itematieally. Full cooperation given and exclusive territory allowed. Satisfactory references requisite. All communications confidential. State counties covered. Geo. B. 7:15 p At!.*Abb*>vi!!ft local 11:24 p AtL-lHrmlnBhnm 11:24 p Norfom-IVafilifneton 11:24 p Wilmington-N. Y. Good Used Bargains 1919 Cadillac Touring 1921 Studcbaker Big Six 1919 Buick 5 Passenger The Soule Cadillac Co. Have You Tried dur Barbecue? If not try it today. We Serve It Fresh Every Day. Flournoy’s Barbecue Cafe 151 Broad St. Phono 1740 n27p YOU-DRIVE-IT VULCANIZING- CO., .VI Enst We wash and polish cars, dope them all over. All work guaranteed. First class vulcanizing. UNION Hancock Ave, a!8c Card of Thanks wish City School Notice The fall term of the city schools will open Wednesday, September 5. AH pupils desiring to have conditions removed tvill report for examination at their respective buildings on Monday, September We Repair Any Make Car. Our Machinists Know How. Why Not Be One of Our Satisfied Customers. to thank our many friendn for their expressions of love and sympathy, also the love ly floral offrafnc*. in our recent bereavement, in the loss of our husband, son, and brother. MRS. N. J. MATHEWS, D. N. MATHEWS, W. M. MATHEWS. .MRS. H. L. CONNER, MRS. F. C. SLUDER, MRS. RALPH BRAY. SPENCE MATHEWS, STONE MATHEWS. n!4c I * tub All white primary and grammar school teachers will report at the High School at 9, Wednesday, August 29, for the purpose of or ganizing the work for the year. All colored primary and gram mar school teachers will report at the Reese Street School at the same time. HIGH SCHOOL Examinations for conditioned students will be held September 3 nnd 4. Registration will begin September . Students from out side schools are asked to present certificates from these schools. According to resolution of the Board of Education boys must have a suitable uniform, or must deposit the amount necessary for purchase of n uniform, when they register. The usual fees will be required. G. G. l}OND, Supt, Aug. 12-13-14. Captain Percy. Gray Dies in Virginia Friends In Athens of Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvin B. Perry. *vho were •sidents here for n whi.e In 1920. ill he.sorry to Iciirn of tho aud- •n death of Mrs. Perry’s broth- Captain Percy Gray of the •collar army. ^ Captain Gray underwent United Stales Post Office nnd | ,. u ^ h , You-Drivc-It Co. Phone G51 BATTERY REPAIRING We’ve a Size For Your Car— battery ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. QKORtilA RAILROAD Arrive 7:20 pm 12:10 pm 3:55 pro Depart CENTRAL ■£»» OEOBOIA RV. W. O. Dolton, Agent,‘Phone 1641 Central of Georgia Station Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m. 4:45 p. tn. Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m. 0:30 p. m. For further Information phone J. Y. Bruce. C. A., 540. •AINEtVILLE MIDLAND RY. Schedule* Leave gHf: Athena . Arrive 7:45 A. M.*** ^ *6:20 P. M 10:45 A. It.** **10:10 A. M. •Dally, ••Dally Except Sunday. Matthews and Sons. a 14c FOR SALE—Misc. CALCIUM ARSENATE, reduced price. Sec us before buying. Warren J. Smith & Bro., Druggists, corner Broad and Thom as Sts., Athens, Ga. at 9c SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 2#, 1*23. No. 6 leave* Athena 7:45 a. m., ar rive* Lute 2:$0 a. m. No. 8 leave* ^hene 4:15 P- nt, ar- ‘lytia Lula 5:45 p. m. No. 7 leavea Lula 5:55 ">•. «-• Ar rive* Athena l:lfcp. m - No. 6 leave* Lula 10:10 a. m., ar- rlvy* Athens 11:45 a. m. • G. B. MILLER. C. A., Athene. GA. «Telephone 7L Used Car Bargains Franklin B Passenger Coup. Paige 5 Passenger Touring Colombia B Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 Phono 1711 s2c E. KAY -THE 8MILING PAINTER- pine Pilntinfl and Inttrfor O«eoratlno Phone 1297, Athens, Ga. Smith Ituildinf FLOWER SHOP 4- Our phone number is not listed in directory—but when you . want Flowers—call JONES FLOWER SHOP Phone 2G7 Day—Night Phone 2002 a31c AUTOMOBILE PARTS Auto Part. IUW Prlee. Auto Wrecking Company Phono 061. J. L. SMITH, Mgr. INSURANCE Northwestern Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible Contract. , B. R. Bloodworth 224% E. Clayton St. Phone 74 a28c Court House, Athens. Georgia Office of Custodian August 8, 1923. Scaled proposal* will ho received at this office until 10:00 A. M., August 18, 1923, and then publicly opened for CHANGES IN TOST OFFICE SCREEN and MAILING VESTIBULE EXTENSION at this building in accordance with the drawing nnd specification, copies of which may be obtained from the custodian only. PAUL L. SMITH, Custodian. Aug. 9-12-14. rly In July and wne thought to be recovering but July 31*t and was bur- “We’re going to have a party! We’re going to have a party!” cried all the little Pee Wee neo * And they were so delighted about it that they rushed madly here anjl there as though they hail lost their wits. They tacked up flags and stacked cat-tails in cor ners and hung* out paper lanterns, and finally Pee Wee Land looked like the Fourth of July, or Fair Week, or a Church Social or some thing like that. AH the Pee Wees were at home and nobody- had been reported missing for a week. Nancy and Nick would have gone home, only they had been invited to stay for the party. “I do hope the hugs will stay away!” said King Snookums, when he had changed his everyday clothes of purple vclet to his party suit of gold and silver, and his every day crown of little dia monds to h(s bestest crown of great hig diamonds. “Just as sure as those pesky lightning hugs and their friends come poking along, some of my subjects will take a notion to jump on them and ride off and we’ll never find them,” he com plained, But the bugs didn’t come nnd the party was a grand success. The Twins danced with the I’ce Wees by the light of the moon when all other little folks were in bed sound a sleep. Suddenly there was a dreadful sound. It went “Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!” And all the Pee Wees stopped dancing and- ran under stones and. leaves to hide. “Oh save us! Save us!” they cried, “somebody.” Oscar Owl blinked and then he winked. “If I can't, get i • I’ll have to eat Pee Wees,” he re marked, snapping his bill and looking around sharply. “I’m hungry.” Then suddenly Nancy, and saw a strange thing happen. All the Lightning bugs and hugs and other hugs that 1 been asked to the party came trooping alone. “Jump on us,” they cried, “and we ll save you.” And the Poe Wees jumped nnd so did the Twins, nnd fl Pee Wee Land was as empty as a drum. And Oscar Owl went honu hungry. (To Re Continued.) Nick JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES The Pirate Ship CHAPTER io t , _. ., Star, hr IU1 Cochran. Drawings by Wright. li>,l in Richmond, Vo., with mil* tnry honors on August 6th. * Athens Legionnaires’ Meeting Tuesday jy the - — had when he started up, and he reached the ship deck in order. “You’ll make a good seaman,” said the captnin. “And now let's see how well you can scrub deck.” And with that, he handed Jack a pail and brush. , Tho Allen R. Fleming post of the American L*glon will meet Tuesday night, Aug. 14th at the Georgian Hotel, for the first meet ing that has been held since the convention here early In July. A large attendance Is expected out nnd Adjutant F. O. Miller an nounces that important business will come before the meeting. Tta* time Is 3:30. REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Co. REFRESHMENTS Save half your lunch hour by eat ing with us. Wc serve light lunch es, also have candy, cakes,’ fruHs, cold drinks, cigars and cigarettes. ins*, cigar* nnu ciga THE COZY STAND Corner Clayton end Lumpkin Sti. (All Sandwiches Be.) ■18e Foster Pressing Company 840 Broad Street. STEAM-PRESSING Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phono 1317. a20c Coal—Coal—Coal PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No oth^wste- hit the wonderful teste, the InvlQoretln, feel- log thot it leaves after each gl.se Ml-if. delightful, yet lf*- LINTHON SPRINGS WATER Drlek It All Veer ’Round-But Especially In 8orU*3 end Sum- mei^PHONE 95 Linton Springs Water Company Offloe Broad Streef •Inin L. Lewis, president United Mine Workers of America, says: “IIUY COAL NOW." Don't wait for something to happen to fright en you into it. w. L. Hancock Coal Co. , Phone 707 Phone 707 a23c USED CARS 1923 Touring, months old -. $325.00 1922 Sedan, perfect condition .. .. $325.00 1920 Touring . .j. $125.00 C A.TRUSSELL MOTOR CO. Cleaning, Dying,. Repairing and Pressing Von Canon-Wall Building. Phone 1880 rhone 1886 m2.‘Ic STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Hate reno vated. Phone 686. »I8c. CARS WASHED f Alwavs Cook OCHINO You BepoM cottimc /V TllMfNG-lNG- -DOOR. OACK III X’u. USAVtS You owe eve opsn to oo it with Sit Jack worked herd for a long time. Then, when he was just ready to take a rest, a great wave of water came splashing over tac side »t the boat. It drenched Jack. The adventurer knew that it was a c ,1m day and he wondered whet caused that wave. Then he spied another Bring Your Car to Us for Washing end Dopeing. Clarke Storage Battery Company PRINTERS Good Printing Is An Advertisement for Your Business. Place Your Order Now For Your Fall Requirement. The MtGregor Co. Used Car Pick-Ups (Continued.) Cadillac 8 $400.00 Ford like new ...$350.00 AU of our cars are in good condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson Essex Li-, .a A a- 1 - Plenty , of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 3 per cent over $l,000j 10 per cent up to 11,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1670. | 405 Holman Bid?. Atheni, Georgia Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad The Summer Tourist season Is now on end vacations are In order. You will be glad to know tbnt conditions surround ing Summer Tourist travel are more liberal this season than In almost any previous year. Reduced rates ere In etrect to practically every state In the Union ns well as to some polnls la Canada, the various ttjurs including delightful trips on the Atlantic and radfle oceans, the Great Lakes, BL Law rence River, Hudson Rive#, through the Yellowstone and other National Parka, to the Grand Canyon, etc. Slop.oven may bo made at any point on either going or return trip, within flnal limit ot ticket, which la. In moat cases, Octo ber >1, 1023. i Mar servo and any information desired will be gladly furnished by Uckdt agent in your town or by the undersigned. J. P. niLLDPE. • I- ■ .. General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.