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trnyKSPAT. AUGUST 1.1. 192.7 KECKLES AND his friends nrw BANNER-IIERAI.D. ATHENS, GEORGIA THAT'S SOME CONSOLATION By Blosser ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS By Olive Roberts Barton HOHO-JAY ‘ KU.CFP-X BEAT 1 1 BEAT' shocks! cumbw* TELEPHONE POLES’ I IS PIE FcFL r ^- I A‘E - Look 1 I/— L rw eeatin' ly; J himalgeacv)‘£ ViJUTEE" YOU FELLAS- gONNA DO ~L NOW? v. OH.VNEEB SONNA HA'S A RACE UP A , TELEPHONE I Pole VEEBVSSEE'N MEBWtBET f l CAN BEAT YOU UP . > Y domtcry JAY-YoUBEAT UIAA COWIN’ DOWN! house onto u« with some wire* gross nnd pull it out of Poe Wei* UM. When ? he wrtkes up tomor-* Yow s and pulls up hi* blinds,' he'll ho In the ^nbbage-patch.” They worked very hard and verjj fast and very slowly Mlstrr, Tirourhy's wnlnut shell house .was pulled out of pee Wee Land int«J the cabbnge-patch. “Hee. bee, hee! M laughed on* blaek beetle bug to the otheri • Aren’t we smart? And won’t h{ he surprised?" Naney and Nick had followeil and now It was their turn tf laugh. “Mister Orumpalomr Is still In CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ridiculous?'' "Porfectlys ridiculous the way the Pee Woes are gadding about! ” declared the crusty old gcntle- man. "In my day and *age l^o Wee Lnnct was good enough for anybody, but now it seems tlmt .(II that Pee Wees think of Is to get away from home. I’ve never heen out of Pee. Wee Land and I'm never going out of It. Well\! huvo some loters to write so I'll be gono. Ooodby, my dears!" And the tiny man hobbled away. Just then tho Twins saw two black beetle bugs tumbling nfter him ns tn*( ns they could go. By *n' by they came to Mister Grump's house. Nahcy nnd Nick knew for they followed. And then, they trlnd to peek lo at Ilia window, the beetle bugs did' (Orump’r Phono 461 n23c 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 Cents. ,..00 for three insertions. Seven inios for the price of five in- rtioi All discontinjijinces MUST unde in person at The Uan- ... Herald Wflco or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are not valid. * . 71? \VANT AD 7C 0 PHONE lO IJAN’NER-lIF.RA LD WANT ADS GET RESULTS Lost and Found Found: Priceless JcWcl THEN’S LADY FOUND THE troit .Jewel Gas Range almost eless when she experienced its advantages over other it vcs. I \ a 15c OR STOLEN — KF.LLY- Springfield'Cord Tire (on rim) Q .""9584^-^2x4. Lost from on Wintervillo road, or stolen No. 375 Franklin St. Her- hcl CarithoVs. Tteward. al5p FOR RLNT—Furnished | For Sale: Bargains Rooms , DETROIT JEWEL GAS Ranges by the carload are being sold by FOR RENT—I HAVE THREE nicely furnished rooms and pan try for couple, also garage, close Phone IK73. FOR nifjted froht rooms, close Phone 5G1, Mrs. D. D. Stynch- comb. - a l7c FOR RENT—Millinery shop and fixtures. Shop well established. Immediate possession. Address M. S., care Banner-Herald. a!7p. |ing F; the Athens Gas, Light & Fuel Co. lo5c FARM FOR SALE—I WILL Sell my farm of about- 100 acres, lo- RENT—TWO LARGE fur- catecL’on the paved road one and a half miles south of Athens. This is known ns the Bishop Place, and is very desirable property. Ten room house with electric lights and telephone. Perfect title. No liens. Long terms to right man. Write FOI? SALE—Misc. CALCIUM ARSENATE, reduced price. See us before buying. Warren J. Smith & Bro., Druggists, corner Broad and Thom as Sts., Athens, Ga. a!9c WANTED—Position A. H. Woo^yard, Ris- Ga. a21p FOR RENT—SMALL Furnished FOR SALE house, all conveniences. Harry Rhodes, Phone 46. FOR RENT—Unfur nished Rooms FOR RENT — Unfurnished first floor apartment, nil convenien ces, private bath, entrances and to couple or two grown people. Phone 426. FOR RENT—ON HALL STREET 6 rooms and hath. Large lot and garden. Garage. Water, lights and Phone 1080. «17c EXCHANGE— One American 12-foot fount, cigar, cigarette aild tobacco cases, a $5,000.00 outfit for $1,500.00. Would rent or exchange for any thing of equal value. Benson’.* Bakery. a 15c YOUNG LADY DESIRES position as bookkeeper and general of fice work. Several years’ experi ence. Can give best q| referen ces. Answer “Bookkeeper,” care Bnnncr-Hcrald. n!6p Female Help Wanted FEMALE HEM*—WANTED EVERY HOME IN ATHENS should have a Detroit Jewel Gas Range. They Bake Better. aloe ,ost: Time and Patience OIJSEWIFE HAD GREAT trou hie in preparing meals ’till hub- bought Detroit Jewel ~ ;i». SheV happy now. i Miscellaneous OUR/ PEDIGREED USED cars befo^ Vyou buy. Conoll; otor Co. AVE YOlfll SEWING Machine cleaned, repaired now, ready fall sevjPff. 6ft reduced prices, repair all, ni^kos. Work guar- •<l. Singer ' Sewing Machine Phone 28&* . o!5c RAILROAD SCHEDULES SEABOARD;AIR LINE RY. .rthbound ^ V*’ Southbound Atlanta-Monr<>4 local 6:15 p 2 P AtJ.-B1rmlc“ham-Mem. 3:12 p fc^HNortMk-nieh.-N. Y. 3:12 P K P A tl.-Abbeville local Atii’Btnr\}nghnm Norfo!k-NVashln*ton ■Wamh^ton-N. Y. GEORGIA RAILROAD rrtve CENTRAL OF OEOROIA RY. O. Holton, Agent, rhone 1*61 Central oT Georgia Station Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m. ♦rtS p. m. Arrlv© front Macon 11:10 P. m- 0:30 p. m. For further Information phone J. Y. Bruce. C. A.. €40. •A1NESV/LLE MIDLAND RV. Schedules i Athena Arrive A. M.* *5:20 I*. M. A. M.ee ••10:10 A. M. r. ••Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday* April 29. 1*23. 6 leave* Athens 7:45 a. m., ar- Lul* t;20 a. m. * leaves Athena 4:15 p. •** Lula 5:45 p. m. y 7 leaved Lula €:56 p. m., »r- Athena 1:30 p. m. 5 leaver Lula 10:10 a. m., ar- Athcna .11:45 a. m. B. MILLER. C. A.. Athena, Oa. Telephone fL FOR RENT—House FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM mod em apartment, on Grady Ave. T. L. Mitchell/ aUp WANTED—HELP FOR RENT — 10 ROOM TWO story house, Hancock Ave. Two separate apartments, one block Lucy Cobb Institute. Garden and garage. Address P. O. Box 434. WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa pers on East Broad St. Apply Banner-Herald Of* ficc. a 19c FOR RENT-^’TWO STORES, also have five* room apartment. Call 4304. T. C. Fowler. ->21p Male Help Wanted MEN IN ATHENS TO BE Better pleased with their meals. Pre pare them oa tho Detroit Jewel Gas Range. »15c FOR RENT-ONE SEVEN-Room apartment, with large hi, 595 Waddell St., one block from Mil led gccarUno*_______ —- _____iiL*Z£ FOR RENVFIVE ROOM Cot tage. near Normal School, con venient to enr line. Possession by Sept. 1st. Address “House, care Banner-Herald, or phone 949-M. aloe FOR SALE FOR SALE—Old news papers ten ccnt3 per bundle or three bundles for twenty-five cents. Banner-Herald Office. FOP. SALE-HOUSEHOLD Fur- niture, coal stove nnd gas ro'Bfc, and Instantaneous heater. Mrs. Joe Warner, 247 Hancock Avenue. al4c FOR SALE—DETROIT JEWEL Gas Range, Rood as new; will sell cheap. ADo mahopmy liv- L, mom suite. .Call 827. alflc FOR SALE — MEAT fixtures. Apply to the Western Market. Phiyic 1447. Used Car Bargains Franklin B Passenger Coupe Paige 5 Passenger Touring Columbia 5 Passenger Touring LAWLER MOTOR CO. Phone 1711 Phono 1711 E. KAY rHE SMILING PAINTER" Fine Painting nnd Interior Decorating Phone 1297. Athen*. G*. WANTED—Salesman A LONG ESTABLISHED FIRM manufacturing Molasses Mixed Feeds, and ha«idling rice and. cof fee, with est&Mished trade in ter ritory, desires the serviaes of live, energetic .sales men to handle their products, either ns a complete or side line. A tireless worker an«l good salesman can make $150.00 commissions per month on our account. An excellent side lino for salesmen, owning car, cover ing territory regularly and sys tematically. Full cooperation given nnd exclusive territory allowed. Satisfactory references requisite. All communications confidential. State counties covered. Geo. B. Matthews nnd Sons, New Orleans, La. a*5c Wanted—Boarders WANTED BOARDERS— LARUE nice front room with private en trance; ulso board. Phone 1575-L3. a!9c WANTED BOARD — COUPLE with one child desire board with private family or in a gowl board ing house. Apply “Board Wanted^ care Banner-Iletnld. al9d WANTED—Boy to deliv er papers on West Brood Street beyond Mil- ledge Avenue. Apply Ban- ner-Herald Office. VULCANIZING Invite Us to Your Next Blowout Phone 371 City Garage & Motor. Company . o27c MONEY TO LOAN We make loans on improved city property at a very low rato of interest. H. O. EPTING & CO. S. W. Uasery J ay If. Epling Managers Loan Dept. Phone 1686. Holman Bldg. ■9** AUTO REPAIRING 1920 Chevrolet Touring at a Bar gain, Good Condition. Terms. Sam W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Parts 164 W. Clayton VULCANIZING We are equipped to givo you the best service in tire and tube re pairing in the city. ATHENS TIKE SERVICE CO. J. II. Poss, Prop. 142 W. Clayton. Phonv 916. Good Used Bargains BATTERY REPAIRING We'vt a Size For Your for— fflin ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Building REFRESHMENTS Save half your lunch hour by eat ing with us. We servo light lunch es, also have candy, cakes, fruRs, cgld drinks, cigars nnd cigarettes. jiiivs, Ugaia ana cigfl THE COZY STAND Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts. i (All Sandwiches 5c.) a!8e Foster Pressing Company COLORED DINING CAR v.-nitem and slni'l'infr car (mrters wonted. Experience unnecessary. We train you. Information free. Write 64v0 Railway Exchange, Omaha, braskn. • WANTED—Boy to deliv er papers on West Broad 'and Dcaring Sts. Apply Banner-Herald. Of fice. a a Baaaaaggw .wns MAKE YOUR PLANS to Spend Saturday 18th at Watson (Spring*. Bawbnll, Boxing, Dnnc- E ing. Hotel will serve barbecue .dinner every Sunday at 2 p. m. PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other water haa tha wonderful taste, the Invigorating feel- I", that K loavaa after oach glass full—It's delightful, yea It’s— LINTON SPRINGS WATER Drfik It All Year ’Round—But Etpodally in Soring and Sum- 1 m .r-PHONE «5 Linton Springs Water Company Offlcs Broad Street a!7c USED CARS 1923 Touring, 5 months old .. $325.00 1922 Sedan, perfect condition .. .. $325.00 1920 Touring .. . $125.00 C. A-TRUSSELL MOTOR C0- Cleaning, Dying, Repairing and Freezing Von Canon-Wall Building Phone 1886 Phone 1886 a 29c STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Ifata reno- i vated. Phone 686. CARS WASHED Bring Your Car to Us for Washing and Dopeing. Clarke Storage Battery ’ / Company . PRINTERS Good Printing Is An Advertisement for Your Business. Place Your Order Now For Your Fall Requirement. The McGregor Co. Used Car Pick-Ups Cadillac 8 $400.00 Ford like new ...$350.00 All of our cars are in good condition. EPPS GARAGE Hudson Essex | Iron-and Metal WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealer* *in, scrap iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON & METAL CO, Phone 1151, 414 Foundry St. R24c. VULCANIZING VULCANIZING CO., 3fH East Wo wash and polish cars, dope them all over. All work ffuarantwd. First class vulcanizing. UNION Hancock Ave. al8c SEEDS—SEEDS Field and Garden Seed. Bjribs and Flower Pots. Sprayers nnd Insecticides. Buckeye Incubator* and Brooders. Feeds and Remedies. H. L. Cofer Seed Co. Phone 247. 269 N. Lumpkin St. sl4c 1919 Cadillac Tourinff "" 1921 Studcbakcr Biff Six 1919 Buick 5 Passenger The Soule Cadillac Co. Phono 651 Phono 651* s6c . FLOWER SHOP Our phone number is not listed in directory—but when you want JONES FLOWER SHOP Phono 267 Day—Night I’hone 2002 a31c AUTOMOBILE PARTS /Auto Parts Half Price. Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street { •21c STE AM-PRESSIN G Cleaning, Dying, Altering and Pressing. RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts. Phone 1317. o20c Coal—Coal—Coal Jno. L. Lewis, president United Mine Workers of America, says: •BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait for xomething to happen to fright en you into it W. L. Hancock Coal Co. l’honn 707 Phone 767 atSc FRESH MEATS MEATS FIT TO EAT We Deliver Frdo E. D. FLANAGAN Phonn 1783 16f Tiomna St. n22c OFFICE SUPPLIES A Complete Office Supply House Art Metal Agency THE McGREGOR CO. . Clayton St. Athena, Ga. a31c. REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHERS "Rcmeintor your vacation.” “Kodak Films devolaped.” “Seven hours’ service.’ * We take them at 10 A. M- out r, p. M. ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO 162 1-2 Clayton St. sl9c BARBECUE Have You Tried Our Barbecue? If not try it today. Wc Serve It Fresh Every Day. Flournoy’p Barbecue Cafe 151 Broad St. Phone 1740 a27p YOU-DRIVE-IT Wo Repair Any Make Car. Our Machinists Know How. Why Not Be One of Our Satisfied Customers. You-Drive-It Co. INSURANCE Northwestern Mutual Life Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible Contract. , • B. R. Bloodworth 22414 E. Clayton St. Phono 74 a 28c Cancel Plan to Change Schedule On Georgia Road MACON. C:l.—Tho Macon Cham ber »»f Commerce haa been notified that the Georgia Jtnlirond haa with drawn Km petition wanting pchedule of train Xo. 30 run from Macon to Camuk, Ga. f moved up from 5:45 In the morning to S: 15. The notice was nlgnod by J I*. lUllopH, general passenger mt**nt of Atlanta. , At n meeting of the tranKport^' tion committee of the Mncon Chnm ber of Commerce, held liiMt Wed* netidny night, tho committee went on record ns disapproving the pro posed change. The hearing before tho Georgia Public Service Com- misalon wan net for Wednesday. The transportation committee resolved to fight the change and Harry Nottingham, nctlng traffic manager of the Chamber of Com* m»‘rce. was to appear in pehson be fore tho commission. beetle bugs did" (Grump’r house was an old walnut shell). Hut the cross little old fellow had pulled down hla shades nnd no body could see n thing. "Let’s piny a trick on him.” said one black beetle to the other black beetle bug. “Let’s hitch bJ/ They worktd vasy hard and very fast. ‘TW perfectly ridiculous!” said Miptor Grouchy Grumpalong." And he stamped his curie on the ground as though that settled It." '‘Whaj’H perfectly Pee Wee Land,” they shoub ‘Tie wasn’t In his hnuso at He’d gone out of his back to get a drink of water , Joke Ih on you.” (To be Continued) SOME TEAM ' ^ PELHAM. On.-—The East Pelham baseball club has closed Its' sear-cmr of 15 gameg of which It won 12 nnd ^ lost 3. Tifton, Remertoti nnd t Moultrie were among the teams that went d'wn before* the % - JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES 5 The Pirate Ship j Drawings by L«e Wright. , Story h? Hal Cochran. n Jack dropped his scrub bru*h and rushed to the rail of the boat. At that moment a loud report roared forth and another great Ipluslr rose in the air. Thch it was that Jack discovered that a queer boat in tho distance was firing on the ship Jack wa» on. ATother repent came! <9:. Auto Signal Plan Is Advertised By- Atlanta Motorists Then Jack rushed to the captain's cabin.'When he tolel of hit dii ? covcry, tho commander of tho ahip yanked a long rope that set a large bell tolling. In an Inatant everything was in an uju-oarj "That’s the bell that calls everybody on deck to be ready to fignt,” said captain. D. G. Anderson & Co. 224% E. Clayton St. Phone 74. -V y j28-*24 ATLANTA, Ga.—Some of the Atlanta autoists 4re advocating' the adoption of two new horn fig-! unit?, one to signify “Thank you"’ to the autolsts who courteously' makes way on the road and one to say to approaching drivers: “Look out! Wo just passed a road-hogl”. Other local motorists point out that there is a signal needed worse than either of those. It is when said rood-hog has made us just graze a telephone polo or barely skirt a ditch when one turn* out to avoid being struck by him. Autoists have said it, but their voices did not have the carrying power of a horn. PROPOSED WATERWAY TO OP*N UP CEMTHAL EUROPE BAMBERG, Bavaria. — Charle magne would Jupre n had half hour if. ho could eofne pack to life long . nouirh to fee, >!Ww ranal-diggerr ore mshlnaoip the «-n»tern half of era of the llhine and Danube, and mnk»* It ,po.onlhl« . for oc*an-go!ng ships to travel from the North Hea tb the Black Eea by Inland wat* Jack, of course, joined the crew that had rushed to the forward part of the boat. Then the captain ran up to him and shouted, "You get down below! Join the cook in the kitchen where you will b<* safe.” Jack was disappointed, but was afraid to disobey order*. (Cntinued.) The KhlneMnin*Dnntihe Canal, which was begun In 1*21, contem- triateg a revolution In the trans* 1 portntlon system of Europe, and, Indirectly of the entire world- j Freight routes Will bo changed, nnd I loaded on ocean-going j rill pm of not greater than l t 500 J tons eapaclty will Is? able to sail j fronj Rotterdam to Gnlntx, at the j mouth of the Danube, touching Cologne, May once. Frankfort, Nur emberg, Vienna, Budapest arul Bel grade on their way to the Black Sea. , s Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commluton I per cent, over |I,000| , . , . t -10 per cent u, to 61,068. \ ’ ; , , ) HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices IT)ono 1676# 405 Holman Bldg. Athens, Georgia Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company The Western Railway of Alabama The Georgia Railroad The Summer Touriat Maun la now on and vacations are In order. You will bo glad to know that conditions surround ing Summer Touriet travel are more liberal this eeauon than In almoat any previous year. Reduced rates are in efleet to practically every state In the Union a. well as to some points In Canada, the, various tours Including delightful trips on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the Great Lakes, St Law rence IUver, Hudson River, through the Yellowstono and other National Parka, to the Grand Canyon, etc. Stop.overs may be made at any point on either going or return trip, within final limit of ticket, which la, in moat cases, Octo ber 21, 1923. > your < servo and any Infornutldn de.lred will be gladly furnlalutd by ticket agent In yonr town or by the undersigned. J. P. BILLUPS. General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, On.