The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 04, 1923, Image 7

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ti-ESDAY. SEPTEMBER j. 1923. THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, r.F.OBr.lA PAGE 8EVEN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS l—f I MATE To BEEAKTHE I ~ m -I ims. FCEcidUES'.ecrr \ _ ■ilil school,swere aiext J I ■ I ’TL- M«W. I By Blosser hut the citizen* of the old nor’t* A la Ini ma renter had too many fond recollections centered around th< namo Decatur to onsdder s thanfre, and oi ler tab*Ml. nts say ••Let some dew town, without traditions, take the namt Alt liny. It'll add the <tintiiu-tlnr that they want and that we don’t VSr.Ve satisfied with Decatur." Tho citlea before the eonsolidn* tlon were about equally divided lr population and they pro linked ** closely that many resMenta , in one of the cities and had theli homes In tJi*- oilier. x "WATS’ MOST UMUSUAL' EXPECTED HUA to voice see# peesrestv , and wsteaclme 1 SEEMS PLEASED about rr. /t'V’ YOO SEEM To BE ^ SIAD SCHOOL ts SRRTWJ, FBECktSS’^WTS' m -WEDEASOM .-J L' FO? IT? / meoiwsr WME a SEAT By TW WINDOW TWS VEAE.I _ YEAH-AWT THAT NICE, -t POP? r- DECATUR Ala.—Alabama boasts a new city of more than \ IP QOC population. Decatur—formefly Al bany and Decatur—merged Into on c boasts more than 12,000 lnhabl- fttst growth and a «pl*ii Canned Food At ! . .Berry School ,bf bill, providing tor the codaotl MOUNT in.ItliV. hi — Student, datlon of tho ‘‘Twin clllca", - HI. a[ , h0 ij,. rry Knhonl. this f ill will riTh® r rSrthr B nr.»re 0 S ^ " *«' roaltiy, working In the Institution’s can Morgan county's younger gone- nery during tho summer. /ratkUr can even remember when Nine hundred cab* of peaches, the cities were one |n tho past &00 cans of tpmatOes, 400 cans ol under i««S name •>* Decatur. Thet beets and 300 of beans were placed came a city government sqtmbbf. in tne muck ioom ia and the cities divided, under the 1000 glasses Of Jelly, name of **Decatur M and' "New Do- During tho next few weeks, s entur." Then someone discovered trip will be mndo to gather that every, state In the Unite* muscadines and scupperiMuigs States had a city by tho name o. nongs from the school property t* Albany except Alabamit and the bo made Into jellies for us*- par- decision to change the name o! tlculariy at times when guesti "New Decatur" to "Albany" was from northern states aro here executed and Alab.^a completer These jellies arp said to be vary the list. rare In the north and make a fine Now the Union again has on* 1 delicacy tor visitors from that sec- state without such a named city tlon of the country. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms BUILDERS WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE FOR RENT — Two large well lighted connecting rooms, with private entrance and bath, fur nished or unfurnished Phone 163. JNO. K. DAVIS ' Builder 701 Sou. Mut. Bldg. Phone 1877. 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 Cents. jl.00 tor three inaertions. Seven imes tot the price of fivo in- Krtions. Ail discontinuances MUST be made in person at The Ban. ntr-Hcrald Office or by letter. Telephone disc.ontinuanccs are not valid. We Want You to Know The Banner-Herald Want Page FOB RENT—Connecting furnish ed rooms on Mitledge Avenue. Address P. O. Bor 803. s4c PAINTING What Every Man Needs FOR RENT — Furnished apart ments, consistihg of two, three and four rooms. Very desirable. All conveniences. Phone 1171 or call 980 S. Lumpkin Street. s!6c Good INSTITUTIONS are as pleasing to meet as good PEOPLE—and every man, woman and business house hereabouts, knows that the CLASSIFIED DEPART MENT of the BANNER-HERALD is a good INSTITUTION. PAINTING, PAPER BANC! Best Material. Good Workmanship.. Carl Childers Phone 780 Phofie FOR RENT—O/ie furnished room to business ladies, with referen ces. Apply Athens Woman’s Club, or phone 1425/ s4c PHOTOGRAPHERS ^HAT every man needs, next to the right woman, is the right business associations. This bank cannot help you in the first in stance, but it can help you to form the prpocr business connections. Lost and Found KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED WHILE YOU WAIT. We Take Them at 10 A. M. , ^ Out at 5 P. M. Adams & Arnett Studio 16216 Clayton St. FOR RENT—Unfur- nished Rooms OUND—A man with wonderful power. Consult Prof. Gable be- jrc it is tw « at. til. tv vivv Good because it delivers a big daily SERVICE to the community, sells Mer chandise, renfs Rooms, hires Help, finds lost Articles, ai.d does many more things with neatness and dispatch—and at a trif ling cost to the advertiser. t is too late. 9 a. m. to 8:30 daily. 279 *6 Lumpkin St. FOR RENT—2 large unfurnished rooms, to couple without chil dren. Water, lights, gas. Apply 2S6 Boulevard. i s4p. Female Help Ranted WANTED—At once, expel cook, at 440 Milledge Ave. FOR RENT—Two connecting un furnished rooms, also kitchen ette^ §33College Ave ; 24c WANTED—Misc. Commercial Bank of Athens Good Used Bargains FOR RENT—Two large, down stairs rooms, with kitchenette. Light and water furnished. For information call 1029 or apply 293 — s4c Phone 75 Phone' 75 (ANTE D—Several thousand ta-'hels of Fuighum Oats. Will if 70c per, bushel. H. L. Cofer DWn.a OAO an* 1919 Cadillac Touring 1921 Studebaaer Big Six 1919 Buick 5 Passenger, The Soule Cadillac Co. 142 W. Clayton. Phone 916. Member Federal Reserve System “ASK (?UR DEPOSITORS” red Co., Phone 247. Hoyt Street. FOR RENT—Two furnished con necting rooms for light house- i ANTED—We will buy your mute, horse and cow hides, bees- ix and tallow... Oldest hide firm k Athene ATHENS HIDE CO., 11 Thomas ’Street. •' - ■ s3fy keeping; sink in kitchen. 875 Chaso i Street, Phone 954-J. COAL-^COAI^-COAL FOR RENT—Apartment VULCANIZING Miscellaneous NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR COAL HANCOCK COAL COMPANY We are equipped to give you the best service in tire and tube re pairing In tbeAity. ATHENS TIRE SERVICE CO. J. H. Pena, Prop. Plenty of Money to Lehd on Real Estate Commission 3 per 'cent over 11,009} 10 per cenb up to 11,000. HUBERT M. RYLEE Law offices Phone 1E76. dolman Bldg. ', Athena, Georgia AVE YOUR SEWING Machlno cleaned and repaired now, ready ir fall sewing, .at reduced prices, 'o repair all makes. Work guar- deed. Singer Sewing Machlno o . Phone 288,: alflc Phone 707 FOR RENT—Brick garage for three cars, next to Von Canon Building on Hancock Ave. $10 per nicV.h, Ph-Ji. . ' -.'i. |6c TO RENT—Large house with two apartments at 653 Milledge Ave. Possession now. Write T. D. Jen nings, Bogart, Ga., or see Sam STARTERS AND GENERATORS REPAIRED VULCANIZING HLL EXGHitjffiE—Seven room huuse on prominent comer lot ir small farm or property in ear-by town. Apply “B," care ^nner-Herald. s4p Electrical Teeting Equipment, Ignition a Specialty General Auto Repairing STARTER & GENERATOR REPAIR COMPANY Roy W. Mewboi Genuine Ford Parts and Second Hand Comer Clayton and Thomas Streets, Day Phono 1316. We wash and polish csrs, dope them all over. Alb work guaran-: teed. First class vulcanizing. UNION .VULCANIZING CO., 3G2 East Hancock Ave. si 8c JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES UNDER THE GROUND \ CHAPTER 4 Story by Hal Cochran* Drawings by Loo Wright tarts for all Makes Cars. Intranet Clayton Street. Night Phone 508. s21c Woods at Standard Oil Co, RAILROAD SCHEDULES MUSIC SHOP One Slightly Used Plano, Was $5»(V Now J250. J. LY MORRIS MUSIC SHOP hono 801-J, 265 Lumpkin St. s21c NOTICE NOTICE I am now located 212 Southern Mutual Building handling all lines ■ . of insurance nnd Northwestern mutual life Lowest Net Cost—Most Flczlble Contract. B. R. BI.OODWORTIT Phone 1467 , Phone 1467 ^ -v a 20c ,CARS WASHED Bring Your Car to Us for Washing and Dopelng. Clarke Storage Battery Company , Low Price- Batcries for Any Car. Phone 677 Phono 677 sl3c WANTED TO.RENT-Thrce un furnished rooms, convenient to Ag. College. Address “H. & S.. care Banner-Herald. a5 P USED CAR BARGAINS FOR SALE CENTHAU pP GEORGIA RY. W. O. Bolton. Agent, Phono KW Control of Georgia Station Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m. 4:45 p. u. Arrive from Macon 13:10 P. •:td p. m. lor farther Information phone J. Y. Brute. C. A., 449. Franklin Coupe, Good Condition LAWLER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 1711 Phone 1711 AUTO REPAIRING Jack was ready to follow thb little coal men when onc of iddenly leachwl Into n big chest and pulled out n little lantern ila on your head," he said to Jack. “You can’t see here v light." And ns soon ss the lantern was fastened to Jack's c w Phono 1591-W. l4c FOR SAJ.E—FRESH COCOANUT syrup, made every week in our candy department. R. F. Chris tian, Grocer and Candy Mfgr, Sant W. Pinson Garage Ford and Chevrolet Parts 164 W. Clayton FILLING STATIONS AND ACCESSORIES Broad Street. REAL ESTATE tAINKMILLE MIDLAND RV. Schedules uv. Athena Arrive 'us A. M.e e, *5:10 I’. M. lus a. li.ee' e.ioiio A. M. Belly. e.DeJlT Except Sunday. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Elective Sunday, April i*. 11*3. bo. a leaeea Athena 7:43 a. m.. ar- Bavo You Tried the New Navy Gas? It Will Make Your Motor Step. * McLEROY SERVICE STATION ’ Service That Satisfies. Tires, Tubes and Accessories, Phone 1367-J Normal Heights , Phone 1367-J Phone 461 s23c. D. G. Anderson & Co. STEAM PRESSING 22419 E. Clayton SL Phone 74. CLEANERS THAT CLEAN • Hats Renovated. White Pressing Club V E. KAY THB SMILING PA'NTER" Fin. painting and Interior. Decorating Phone 1297, Athens, Gs. STEAM PRESSING FRBSH MEATS CLEANING, DYEING, REPAIRING AND PRESSING FOSTER PRESSING COMPANY - Von Canon-Wall Building MEATS FIT TO EAT W* Deliver Free. NORMAL MARKET 1344 Pru Sajdicd'aj Phone 1336 Phono 1336 1 I I | I , i, . . . B8 » ■ PURE AND SPARKLING NATURE’S BEST REMEDY No other water has the wonderful taste, the Invigorating fwl- ini that It la,vet after each glass full-ir* delightful, ye* Ifs- LINTON SPRINGS WAfER Brltk I* All Year 'Round-But EepMUHy In Soring and Sum- MOULDING MOULDING ATHENS ENGINEERING CO. Smith Bailding Phone 71 AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES We Are Now Equipped to' Mould Anything and Everything in Our New Plant. SOUTHERN FOUNDRY COMPANY IIENRY LESTER, Mgr. Phone 1361 363 River S Wrens H. S. Sends 33 Graduates Off For College Work When Your Car Needs Retiring Let Ue Put Our Guaranteed All the Way Bound. Motor Tire & Supply Co. WRENS, Ga.—Thirty-three • young men and young womca from Wrens have registered in various ■ colleges and universities for the ; fall term. All are graduates of the Wrens high school and most of them will enter the institutions as freshmen. Georgia institutions of higher learning will receive most of them, but n few will go out of tho «tate, to the University of Florida, University of Virgiina, j Columbia University.- and else- SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 1046. Cor. College & Broad. . «’-8c We Have Provided All the Needs of tho School Children In Our Complete Stock. Everything From Pencils on Up. THE McGREGOR COMPANY ,er—PHONE 95 BARBECUE Linton Springs Water Company Offlca Broad Street Have You Tried Oar Harbecne? If not try it today. We Serve It Fresh Every Day. Flournoy's Jdarbecu* Cafe 161 Broad St. Phone 17401 Thon they passed through the rough edged doorway and into a much larger room. This was lighted by many of the lanterns Ilka the one Jack had been given, .tack looked around him end then wa» surprise*! to see u friendly jU man sitting up on a very beautiful Merry Produce Co. 661 East Broad St. Phono 1461 Wholesale Fruits and Produce. *20c Y OU-DRIVE-IT We Repair Any Make Car. Our Mechanics Know How. i Why Not Be One of Our - Satisfied easterners. You-Drive-It Co. Phono 681. J. L. SMITH, Mgr. • w a- "»! sGc AUTOMOBILE PARTS Auto Parts Half Price. Auto Wrecking Cofnpany v 840 Broad Street V s21c. SEEDS Crimson Clover, 69.00 per bu.; Dwarf Essex Rapa, $11.00 per 100 lbs.; Abruzzi Rye, 15.00 per 2V* bu. bag; Burr Clover, 5c lb, {re- deaned, 10c lb.); Alfalfa a*"' Hairy Vetcli (market). Athens headquarters for Seed, Feeds and Incubators. . . .1 H. L. Cofer Seed Co. Phone 247. 209 N. Lumpkin St. *14c USED CARS 1921 Touring ... ... $195 1920 Touring ... ... ’$125 1920 Roadster, starter, Good tires, $125 C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO MONEY TO LOAN We make loans on improved city l>ropert- at a very low rate ol interest. H. O. EPTING & CO. 8. W. Uaaery. Jay H. Eptfng Managers Loan Dept Phone 1686. Holman Bldg. s6c VULCANIZING Invite Us to Your Next j Blowout. Phone 271 City Garage & Motor Company *27c BATTERY REPAIRING