The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, September 11, 1923, Image 2

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r - 7 r Dry Cleaned! fW ART* - Vt'C F\ tXMFAT'IRN- tW Pi BU30MIN' HOO^E. Wlf& &OE*>t> SOO'U. HRVffi.10 5TPM home.-row mo GET FILL THOVE. oiweg uswsj 5 J, WELL ^BWV)- oio'npi get Pill TtlOiE. vm* era TOOPH? PflB&JLt f’ltJRKE. in the. V0HE«e- \ VP TOWV KNOW UU CWetf RTfvV t-KONWN. OF COOfoE- WHKTD"to 00 Wm • ' 'E-n - WHcKL piKE. V fi -v w.nurtn 00 HP) StfOtt TrttA {Wet 's- TrtEH'RE.- Annual Sale of FURS and FUR COATS Prices are decidedly lower for this sale than you could buy at any other time. The assortments are large $nd Complete, with A range of prices to suit any pocket-book. Furs are shown in large and small pieces in all the de sirable kinds and colors. By Blosscr <SEF-TWECEy a mce dope i I wwrsosEBcw I / LoSriBer. r >~—i FUR GOATS The most unusual assortment of fine fur coats ever displayed in Athens, made of the finest furs in all lengths, and detachable skirt giving a short and long'coat in one. These coats are lined with beautiful silks, some hand somely embroidered, Made of genuine Hudson Seal, Gray Squirrel, 1 Sealine, Coney and combinations. To give you an idea of the saving offered in this sale we mention a few of the coats. A real Gray Squirrel Coat for $595.00, the regular price $850.00. Hudson Seal tvith detachable skirt for $325.00, regular price $450.00. $85.00 regular price for $55.00, Lynx, Fox, Stone Martin', Baum Martin, Silver Fox, Canadian Kit Fox, Squirrel, Mink, O’possum, Skunk, Seal, Sealine. Every desirable fur is shown. A PURCHASE IN THIS SALE WILL PROVE . A GOOD INVESTMENT. This Sale Will Continue For XOOrtTVMOW, 'TA6“ IWAT? IOOK.W5W-T FX.SD THIS COPE Ati WHAT DO YCU yposE ? dc pupp/ MOVE ON TH' , END OF r L rrl J ONE WEEK ONLY ham TflR BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS, GEORGIA SPORT NEWS The University of South Carolina Citadel contest at Orangeburg is another classic that will he played usual on a neutral ground but with a crowd" that will be any- Columbia! The next week they thing but neutral. For years the jplav North Carolina State at Ral- Bulldogs from thn State military [oigh, and six days late*” meet New- college and the University Game- 1 berry in Columbia. On tho 25th cocks have Htngod their annual tho ciemson game will be played contest, and It is tho one day in and on November 3 the University tho year when olet grads from all (of North Carolina squadron will sections get together and South i roll into Columbia for the annual AGGE TWO By Cap Higgins ADAM AND 1 EVA ThereVlNo Place Like Home W u n?E'S r*v YOUR TOOTH HERE PEA' BRUSH WAS scuttle. THE COAL ttlOHT PER*, fe DEAF2 • w ARE YOU SURE. , THERE'S NOTHING ELSE. * V'OU ^ ra NEED . DEAR. . CAN YOU FIND MY GOOD BY, IT r YELLOW TIE. WITH SWEETHEART THE BLUE DOTS October 25; Ciemson won last year 3/to 0. .J NBA SERVICE CAP HiGC V8. CITADEL By Swan SALESMAN $AM FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Real Find Carolina society is out In full force. Of late years the Gamecocks have had the best of the contests hav ing takfn every contest since 1916 when tho Citadel won the State championship. Coach Carl Prause of the Citadel is not promising anything this year but the Citadel Huuportors have expressed* them selves .‘as confident that a'better showing, will be made than last year, w'bile the only Sol Metzger and his backers are thus far claim- , ing nothing ‘but believe that the Ciemson, Citadel, Erskine, Gamecock* win stm be master of SoutJh Carolina, Wofford i th ^* 8 Pur , ]|e Ho ^ ne wlI1 and Furman Have Very (have a heavy string of games and 0,1 out h,s 35th homer of the Upfivv SchpdlllpQ the hackers of the conouerors of M° n<I ay, tying Cy Williams ol Heavy acneauies. j Florid)* nre expressing themselves the National league. Now York as confident this year’s Hur-f'-juio won the game from Boston, 8 to 1 will be just as hard to conquer.! ™ The Furman aggregation meets n M ****+r T « n J n the Citadel at Greenville on Octo- P IlllOn UOUHty UcadS State in Marriages teams, including besides the ™ i And Divorces, 1922 contest Furman will be \>laycd In Groenvllle on November 10 and live days later will corao tho Cita del and two dfeys After this will entertain Washington and Lee Uni versity in Columbia on Thanksgiv ing Day. CHARLOTTE WINS } FIRST FROM MACON CHARLOTTE. N. C.—Playing errorless ball in tho field behind magnificent pitching of Lee Bolt Charlotte Monday defeated Macon 4 to 2, In the first game of the post season series of seven scheduled games to‘ determine the 192$ ten ant winder <5f*the South Atlantic association. b/oe ruth ties ' » CY WILLIAMS’ 3T NKw; YORK—Baba Ruth whack- TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. i<wn -ICHEAP LOOKING BAGGAGE BASEBALL RESULTS STANDING Of CLUBS SOUTHERN l'AGUE CLUBS— -.V. L. New O/leana 87 59 Mobile —...... 82 60 Birmingham —.. 70 66 Memphis 69 67 Nashville 71 70 Atlanta .... 70 71 Chattanooga ............. 67 84 Little Rock 47 85 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS— W. L. Pet New York 86 44 .062 Cleveland 75 57 .551 Detroit 65 GO .620 Washington — 62 67 .481 Chicago - r.. 68 69 .457 Philadelphia 54 78 .425 Boston ........ 49 788 .386 COLUMBIA, 8. C.—South Caro* Una football fansj this fall will be served with one of the best series of football games that ever has i, _ „ .. ... boon arranged for Palmetto Btalu j ■" 18: South Carolina November ! teams, Including besides the eon- >® n ‘ Greenville, and Ciemson at tests that have become statewide I «;mn place on November 29. el-Hsirs, a number of games of pe- *? n f ° | ATLANTA fin Dn.liu. cullar Importance Every college In 8, ® te Pair Week) the rhirple Hut-1 ' rx'iylr^ the state with the exception from Charleston has arranged a tehedulo ' ^°rth Carolina at Columbia, designed to give its represents- lives first-class .“"J^tmon GLEMSON V8. !1,399 dfro'rccs''Tri9J<E‘'aTcordlng. throughout tho year Actua prac- AUBURN nn offlcW prcIimin rcport tlco starts on Monday uniter the received hprp todnv • from *u„ Southern ^cUrsta* Confer- ' ^‘V^" the United Co'£ Of course tho Ciemson University | ""ivlest games of tho season when fJJ”’ ,^ 8cd ^ of South Carolina classic will be i the agriculturists tacklo tho Ala- g “ u ’ ,y lne curcau 01 l ' cn - oiayed on Thursday of State' Fair jhima Polytechnic Institute front FuRoiwcounty led the state in Week In Columbia. This Is a date from Auburn at Ciemson College.; ^ mwriSges end divo«e“ In that Ib definitely and one might jA woek later they nlay Newberry. 1C 2 2> there were 4,167 marringes say, perpetually. This yoar the I snd then on the 13th Journey to j n t . om p ar j. on w j t [, 2,904 in 1910 Ciemson cadets will be out in foU DantA^ K^. to meet ce^ tol- There WCH) 536 divorces granted force, for this Is the year they are |»«f. Ttev rest after this until the jn 1022 and 30 i , n 1910 Hichmond, allowed to come en maase to the -nth of October for the South Car- Blbb Chatham, Clarke and Mus 'd. gam”. This year the dato Ir Mtaa game. Dav dson meets the c0(?ee w( , re #m otber cj)un . ,ko. ,b. niamunn won Inst vear I < aggregation on Novemher tie,, leading in marriages and di- 10 at Ciemson and the next week vorces ibe Presbyterian Collegn plays on j Tho'sUtistics of marriages and •he samn fleld, with the season * divorces - were f urnished by tho closing with the^ Furman game at clcrks o{ superior courts ami other Greenville. I county officials and are both pre- Tlte University of South Carolina liminary and subject to correction, starts ion September 29 with Ersk- according; to the jdeparment state- ine and the next week plays Pres- ment. hvterian College, both games l.i New York 86 52 Cincinnati 78 55 Pittsubrg 78 55 Chicagd ... — 72 62 St. Louis 60 66 . . Proc.Jyn 64 67 riages were performed in Georgia Boston - - A A S3 and 1^33 divorce- granted In com- Philadelphia 43 87 'parison with 32,268 marriages and* * ‘ MONDAV’S RESULTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta 3; Chntntanoogn 2. Birmingham 5; Noahvillo 8. Mobile#8; Memphis 1, Only three games played. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 1: New York 8. Only game played. * NATIONAL LEAGUE New' York lo; Boston 4. Prooktyn 7: Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 8; Cincinnati 0. POST SEASON SERIE8 South Atlantic League Charlotte 4; Macon 2. TUESDAYS GAMES 80UTHERN LEAGUE Atlanta at Chattanooga. Birmingham at Nashville. Little Itock at New Orleans. Mobile at Memphis. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at New York. Oply one game scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pittsburg a* Cincinnati. New York at Boston. Chicago at St. Louis/ Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. 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