The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, August 24, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 2 Cents a Word linimum Charge of 40 Cent*. for three insertions. Seven for the price of five in- AH discontinuances MUST marie in person at The Ban- „-Horald Office or by letter, itlephnne discontinuances arc at valid. WANT AD 7C 10 rifONE * 3 BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS INTKD—Small house or 4 or room apartment in desirable ition. Phono 1014. a24p. JR RENT—Apartment T-Iight housekeeping Lost and Found fob sale — meat market Northwestern Mutual Life fixtures. Apply to the Western Market. Phone 1447. >ift?r calf /rom Tibbetts street. Wanted Apartment Sept. iNTED—To rent iteht to ten room, modem hou enient to schools and colie responsible party. Addr umber” caw Banner-Herald. n24p. FOR RENT—House TP » RENT—012 Jackson Street mo, nil or part of it. Water, fa. gas.' Possession at onco. 0. Box 847. o2flc Brtmonw5pM in with large u»dy proundK Write Mrs. John Tuiehn, AtKins, or see Mr. and a. W. Coleman, Prop., 274 Thom a a St. “Olive a24p. LINE RV. Southbound ■Monroe local 0:11 p lr;ham-Mem. 9:tJ P Rl.b.-N. T. 3:19 local 7:S0 1:29 a 6:29 a N. T. »:«»» -Blrmlnsbam >lx«w*«hln*ton QEOROIA RAILROAD pm Depart 1:20 am 1:25 pm CENTRAL OP GEORGIA RY. W. O. Bolton, Agent, Phone IMi Cantral oC Georgia 8tatlon Dtpart tet Macon 7:1® a. m. 4:45 p. m. v Arrive from Macon 11:1® P* »:*• Di m. lor further information phone J. T. Brace. C. A., «40. •AINE8VILLB MIDLAND RY. Schedules i Athene Arrive A. M.e , •A:*® P.-M- A. M.ee **1»:10 A. M. f. •‘Dally Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective Sunday, April 2®, It** to. « leave* Athene T:«6 a. m.. ar- t:2® a. m. N o. I leaVee Athens 4:X5 9- “*• M * Lula 5:41 IK m. 7 leavea, Lula C:5i p. m., ar- Athens *:30 p. m. *•>. 5 leaves Lula 10:1® a. m., ar- r *» Athena 11:45 m m. B. MILLER, c. A., Athens. Ob Telephone (L FOR SALE—Four nice Jersey cow’s. All fresh in, giving from four gallons up. F. Y. Allgood, 163 Clayton St. Phone 1475). * a24c. FOR SALE—BY DR. B. B. Charir dler, 410 Boulevard, good wood or coal range. Reason for selling, have bought a New Detroit Jewel Gas Range. Phone 1683; a27c FOR SALE—Block baby carriage, large size Kittle Koop, both new ly enameled, and in first class con dition. W. Ii. Paschnll, Phone 1279 • a‘24c. [FOR SALE—BY OWNER, attrac- 1 tive new* two-story dwelling in desirable neighborhood of nil r homc-ownerS. Living room, dining room, kitchen, three bed rooms and bath; front, back and side porches, (hardwood floors, attractive light ! fixtures, mantels, etc. Servants house and chicken runs. Price $7,000. Only $2,500 cash, balance easy. Address “T. O. S. f ” care Ilanncr-Hcrald. n26p FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEr- One American 12-toot fount, cigar, cigarette and tobacco cases, a $5,000.00 outfit for $1,500.00. Would rent or exchange frit any thing of equal value. Benson’s Bakery. «24c FOR SALE—Dors ENGLISH BULL PUPS For Sale) Finest of stock. See or coll A. L. Mitchell, Phone' 636 > _jAthens, Gn. a27p HEp WANTED—Male WANTED—27 railroads calling for Agent-Telegraphers. We train and place you. Free Bool* “25” explains day and mau courses. Southeastern College, Atlanta. ®25p WANTED—Boy about 14 years of age to deliver papers on Baxter Street and Milledge Avenue. Ap ply Banner-Herald Office. Fertile Help Wanted WANTED—A COLORED NURSE to take care of baby I’hone 1US-J. WANTED—Young lady for steno- grunher anil general office work- Soo Mr. Rollins, Soule Cadillac Co. a27c - Miscellaneous SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED cars before you buy. Conolly Motor Co, HAVE YOUR SEWING Machine cleaned and repaired now, ready for fall sewing, at reduced price*. Wo repair all make*. Work, guar anteed. • Singer Scwthg Machine Co, Phono 288. * 16c Read Herald Want Ads. E. KAY «THE SMILING PAINTER" Fine painting and Intarior Decorating Phone 1297, Athena, G*. Lowest Net Cost, Most Flexible Contract. ,' B. R. Bloodworth 212 Sou. Mot. Bldg. Phone 1467 «28c FLOWER SHOP Our phone number is not listed in directory—but when you want Flowers—call JONES FLOWER SHOP Phone 267 Day—Night Phone 2002 aSlc REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Cou 22114 E. Clayton St. Phone 74. j28-*24 Iron and Metal WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk Automobiles. Dealers ia sera; iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON 4 METAL CO. Phone 1151, 414 Foundry St. 824c. VULCANIZING We wash and polish cars, dope them all over. All work ^guaran teed. First class vulcanizing. UNION VULCANIZING CO., 362 East Hancock Ave. sl8c STEAM-PRESSING WHITE PRESSING COMPANY Cleaners that clean. Hata reno vated. Phone 686. »18c BARBECUE Have Yon Tried Onr Barbecue? If not try it today. We Serve It Freah Every Dny. Flournoy's Barbecue Cafe • Phone 1740 »27p I61 Broad PHOTOGRAPHERS KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED WHILE YOU WAIT. We Take Thom at 10 A. M. Out at 5 P. M. Adams & Arnett Studio 162 Vi ClaVton St. (18c WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE Merry Produce Co. 661 East Broad St. Phono 1461 Wholclaie Fruit* add Prodace. BUILDERS WHAT YOU HAVE /TO SELL- mNC SOMEBODY IS WANTING- WHAT YOU HAVE? TO SELL. A Classified Advertisement in The Banner-Herald will get buyer and seller together and close the deal. ' Classified advertisements in The Banner-Hcr&ld cost but 2 cents n word each insertion, cash with order; no advertisement accepted for less than 40 cents, »ach issue. ALMOST EVERYBODY IN ATHENS READS THE BANNER-HERALD STARTERS AND GENERATORS REPAIRED Electrical Testing Equipment, Ignition a Specialty General Auto Ripairing 1 , , STARTER & GENERATOR REPAIR COMPANY , ' ltoy W. Mewbnurne ; Genuine Ford Parta and Second Hand Parta for an Makes Cars. ’ Comer Clayton and Thomas Streets, Entrance Clavton Street. Day Phone 1316. Night Phone 698. . >' s21c NOTICE NOTICE I am now located 212 Southern Mutual Building handling all lines ol insurance and NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE Lowest Net Coat—Most Flexible Contract. B. R. BLOODWORTH Phone 1467 Phono 1467 s20c USED CAR BARGAINS Franklin 5 Passenger Coupe LAWLER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 1711 . Phone 1711 USED CARS 1921 Runabout . t $165.00 1923 Touring, (6 months old) $325.00 1920 Touring ... $150.00 1 Ton Truck .... $265.00 C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO OFFICE SUPPLIES A Complete Office Supply House Art Metal Agency THE McGREGOR CO. Clayton St. Athena, Ga. a31c. MONEY TO LOAN We make loans on improved city propertr at a very low rate of interest. H. O. EPTING & CO. S. W. Uaaery Jay H. Epting Manager* Loan Dept. Phono X686. Holman Bldg. * a6c VULCANIZING Invite Us to Your Next Blowout. Phone 271 City Garage & Motor Company a27c PRINTERS WANTED POSITION OFFICE MAN^Vlth over twenty years oxpcrlenco Bookkeeping, Banking and General Office Work will be open for position on dr after Sept. lit. Permanently employed at preaant but deslrea change. Can furaiih best of reference!. P. O. Box 728, FILLING STATIONS AND ACCESSORIES Have You Tried the New Navy Gas? It Will Make Your Motor Step. McLEROY SERVICE STATION Service That SatWie*. Tires, Tubes and Acccisorie*. Phone 1357-J Normal Height* Phone 1357-J JNO.’K. DAVIS Builder 701 Sou. Mut.tBIdg. Phono 1877. STEAM PRESSING MUSIC SHOP One Slightly Used Piano, Was |600, Now $250. .... . X Ll.E'.’.'.-'g J. It. MORRIS MUSIC SHOP Phone 801-J. PURE AND SPARGING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other water hat the wonderful lute, the Invigorating feel ing that It leave* «ft*r each glaa* full—It’s dellgHtful, yet ** • LINTON SPRINGS WATER Ortak It All Year 'Round—But Especially in Bering 8um ‘ me,—PHONE 95 Linton Springs Water Company / Office Broad Street Rg'-' ' ty CARS WASHED Bring Yonr Car to Ui for Washing arid Dopeing. Clarke Storage Battery Company Low Price Eateries for Any Car. Phone 677 Phone 677 ^ sl3c VULCANIZING We are equipped to give you the best service in tire and tube re pairing In the city. ATHENS TIRE SERVICE CO. J. II. Pea*, Prop. CLEANING, DYEING. REPAIRING ANI) PRESSING FOSTER PRESSING COMPANY Von Canim-WaU Building Phone 1886 Phone 1886 STEAM PRESSING CLEANERS THAT CLEAN Hata Renovated. White Pressing Club * sl8c BARBECUE There will be a barbecue tomor row, August 26th, at Tuck’a Spring* on Lexington road. Come. a24p AUTOMOBILE PARTS FRESH MEATS MEATS FIT TO EAT We Deliver Free. NORMAL MARKET Phone 1336 1344 Prince Ave. «23c YOU-DRIVE-IT We Repair Any Make Car. Our Mechanic* Know How., Why Not Be One of Our Customer!. You-Drive-It Co. Auto Parta Half Price. Auto Wrecking Company 840 Broad Street AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES When Your Car Need* ■ Retiring Let Ua Put Our Guaranteed Tire* All the Way Round. if - Advertisement for Your Bualseaa. 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 a24o. Good Used Bargains 1919 Cadillac Touring 1921 Studobauor Big Six 1919 Buick 6 Passenger The Soule Cadillac Co. 142 W. Clayton. “If all the Pee Wee Landers' are home again,” said Nick to King SnookuniH, “I think we’d better be going back to the Fairy Queen’s palace.” “Ju«t wait a minute until I see,” replied the tiny king. So he called Mister Codger and asked if all the noses had been coitnted that day. ‘Til go and see,” answered Mis ter Codder and soon came back with the word that cne nose missing, belonging to Billy Blink ers. “And naturally,” he added. “Billy was missing also, for Billy, like most people, had folowed his nose.” “If you’ll please find Billy for me,” begged King Snookums, ”11! certainly be much obliged, for he lives with his Aupt Dinah Duster and she won't give me a minute’s peace if he’s lost.” “We’ll find him.” declared Nick. “We'll start right away and look everywhere. Don’t worry any more.” King Snookums sighed with re lief. Now he cdUld take his after noon nap In »>eacoj So off wen the Twins to find Billy Blinkers for his Aunt Dinah Duster. As Pee Wee Landers are tiny, even when grown upi Pee Wee crops of hay, vegetables or pas turago, thus helping to meet boys are still tinier. And Billy was small for his age. So ho was likely to be most anywhere at all. “I’m sure ho hasn’t left Pee Wee [.and,” said Hrs. Spider, who live. In a large web stretched between two burdock leaves. “I’ve wfttdhed every fly and bug that left Poe Wee Land oday and not one of them had a passenger o nhis back.” “Then we’ll look for him right he^e,” stated Nancy. WIGGdjkJoNIF. qmWV\Vul vdirdluUu But Billy Blinkers wasnt’ any where, It seemed. They looked down every ant hill and behind every stone and under all the grass tangles and toad stools. But no Billy! Duster, wiping’her eyes on In r apron. “If Billy would only., como back, I wouldn’t make him wipe hlj feet, or wash his neck with, a scratchy cloth, or wear hfs shoe* and stockings or anything." 5 “Honest?” came Billy’s voice sud denly as if from the sky. m* And there was Mister Billy grin ning down at them from a dande lion puff where he had been hiding all the time. I tbink he needed a good smack ing .don’t you? (To be Continued.) ’ ' TURN BOGS INTO GARDENS IS BAY STATE PROPOSAL BOSTON.—Tho transformation into pastures and market gardens of hundreds of acres, of ♦Mvamp lands and submerged areas, Is for- seen by John W. Plalsted of Ujo Massachusetts Department of Ag riculture under the state drainage and reclamation law passed by tho 1023 legislature. The wot lands of the state, It Is estimated, cover from 300,000 to 500,000 acres, and rangn from small-sized bogs to one lan e swamp of 7,000 acres. Many acces sible swamps can be drained arui tilled,.Mr. Plalsted point* out, ntfll tho soil may be made to produce over growing need for agricultural land in these day- of rapidly ex panding towns- and cities. “Oh dear!* cried hie Aunt Dinah j hands at once. CROATIAN FEMALE SPY LANDS IN AGBAM JAIL BELGRADE. Jugoslavia. —/If Danitza Androlitch had been* con tent to do he rspy work quietly and without ostentation, she prob ably would still bo at liberty, and still of use to her employers. But she must have tired of the lack ,qf excitement attached to Betting military information of Jugoslavia for the officers of n foreign pow er, and therefore decided to liven things up a bit by playing two Story by Hal Cochran. JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES The Pirate Ship Drawings liy Lee Wright. Not for away, Jack could see Kettles, still tied to the floating wrioden anchor. And behind him, fast drifting away, wm Pirate Ship. Apparently the captain of Jh* bo. Jack had made I away. did not know that I escape, and the crew were glad to see the boy get BATTERY REPAIRING Jack tried very hard to make headway, in his barrel, by paddling with Ms hand*. It was very slow work, hov.vvi;:nd tinnjly he de cided to let Flip help him. “Come on," shouted Jack, “swim toward that anchor.” And, as he grabbed Flip’* tail, the dog headed toward We’ve a Sire For Your Car— ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith naildinc Phone 711 SEEDS-SEEDS Field and Garden Seed. Bulbs and flower Pots. Sprayers and Insecticides. Buckeye Incubators and Brooders Feeds and Remedies. H. L. Cofer Seed Co. Phone 247. 269 N. Lumpkin St. *14c AUTO REPAIRING Ford Cut Down at a bargain Terms Reasonable Motor Tire & Supply Cd. Phone 1046. Cor. College & Broad. _ Sam W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Part* 164 W. Clayton Phone 461 After a time the dog reached the wooden anchor. Jitc’. 1. and untied the ropes that held Kettles fast. Then he crawled off the barrel and Joined hi* fricr.d oh the'anchor. Flip, too, was pulled board. And, as the night came on, the three floated tlnued.) away. (Con- Pleuty of Money to Lend on Real Estate Commission 3 per cent, over 31,0001 t 10 per cent up to |1,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1576. * 405 Holman Bldg. „ Athens, Georgia s