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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER It. wn A Weekly Pass $1.00 Per Week WE SEND ’EM OUT Good taste is the guiding principle in the styling of our clothes. The shoals of old fogyism are avoided as carefully as the rocks of exaggeration. Suits and overcoats alike, reveal a clear understanding of what’s wanted and worn' this Autumn Season by men who desire individuality and detest tihc conspicuous. ] Around Athens j • With Col. T. Larry Gantt i 1 Kkr. Hsniwlf. rnnnoefpil with the BBfofel>Crnwfnrd wholesale house. SStya their trade is better .‘ban a luce Sj»a and during the month of Au- i K NEW FORD COUPE $ ( With 2>ver $50.00 worth of ft extras at a considerable ft discount. J V COXOLL^ MOTOR CO J RAILROAD SCHEDULES J( SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. Northbound Southbound j EpSOa Atlanfa-Monrn* local 6:15 p j |»4t p Atl.-Blrirtn^ham-Mera. 3:12 pj post Its increase was twenty per cent. He says the most «ncourag- Ing crop news reach®*! them from nil the country tributary to Athens and he predicts a fins t-ade the coming fnll ond winter. Mr. Han cock says for the first time since the civil war farmers will r.akej he has seen a number who w have home-raised bacon to sell. Mr. Hancock says Jn years past number of splendid white citi zens left Jackson and other coun ties around Athens and located In South Georgia, attracted by the , glowing reports from that section, 'But crops there are a total failure this year and these good people arc preparing to come back. He saw a letter from a prominent far mer who had moved to South Georgia from Jackson county stat ing that himself and tohers would return to their old homes and ask ing for farms to purchase or rent The return of these splendid white families will he of great benefit to our section. Is noticeable that birds are increas log Ip numbers. The little feather ed friends of the farmer should be protected. The Idler and cheap shot gun have almost exterminated bird life, and this Is one cause for the increase of Inseat pests destroying fr«if nnd crops. It is noticeable that mom birds are seen than in many years. Secrest Assumes Duties As Univ. Y. Secretary THE RAISING of fine blooded dogs Is getting to be quite an In dustry In and around Athens, and they are being shipped to other states. A party In Athens makes a business of ralsldg bull dogs and this week Ofr. Alexander, or Jack- son county, brought to the curb market a number of setter pups and sold 1 them for $10 each. If we get rid of the mongrel cur of low degree our flrmers can again be gin to raise sheep. 2:41 p f:Mp 51:24 p 21:24 p 1144 v Norfolk-PAth.-N. T. A tl.-Abb*villa local "AtL-BIrmlngham l*orfolk-Wa*lilngton Wlltnlngton-N. T. Arrive i 7:20 rm GEORGIA RAILROAD EGINtHal OP GEORGIA RV. gif, O. finlton, A font. Phono 1661 P Onffil of Georgia Station Cep art fur Macon 7:*« a. m. j 4:45 p. m. I Airloo Iron? Ms*on 12:10 p. m. * 1:30 p. m. 1 >rj further Information phono J.tf. Bruce. C. A„ *40. I .nut Monday we met root Mr. Lonnie Black or WII 3:12 p mlngton, N. C. t an Oglethorpe born 7:30 a boy who has made good. He is en- 5:29 a gaged in the cotton business In 6:29 a Wilmington nnd says the boll weev 5:29 a l| Is destroying cotton in that sec- i tion and the crop will be short. Mr j Black is a son of Mr. Stephen H Depart Black of Carlton, and has many 8:20 am relatives in Athens nnd this sec,- 1:25 pm tion. With him was Mr. Callaway young business man of Albany W. W. PURYEAU, a farmer of this county, says he has a fine cot ton crop and counts on a bale per acre. Cotton picking Is now on and money will soon begin to circulate. Subscribe for the Banner-Herald and keep posted on crop conditions and the cotton market. JOHN SCOTT, one of the largest land owners and leading fanners of the old Free State, is always a welcome visitor to Athens. John subscribed this week for the Ban ner-Herald and says he will get all his neighbors to do likewise. j GAINESVILLE MIDLAND - RAILWAY . Schedules Effective If September 9th, 192.1 g rNo. 2 Leaves Athens for Gaines- vili.. 8 e.*?m. ; No. 12 Leaves Athens for glaineivine 11:15 a. m. No. 1- Arrives Athens kfftinesvillo 6:00 p. m. fJNo, It Arrives Athens Gnineivilfe 10:40 a. m. / Mr. Busby n progreaalve farmer from the Beaverdam section of Og- , lethorpe county, brought to the I curb market a basket of fresh dates, a new fruit that he Intro duced from Florida. They grow or a bush nnd resemble the scupper* rons grape Jn shape and nre of r redish color. • from from f SOUTHERN RAILWAY r.ffsctlts Sunday, April 29. 1922. |^No. I leaves Athens 7:45 a. m.. ar- ms TtHlfwi M a* w. • No. | leaves Athens 4:15 p. m.. ar- rtvei Lula 5:46 p. m. Tfo. 7 leaves Lula f:K! p. m., ar* Tv ^ AttieArtj 1:50 p. m. 6 liarea Lula 10:1S a. m.. ar rive! Att«w» 11:45 a. m. • Cl. B. MlTiLKH, C. A., Athens, Oa. , 1 - Telephone fl. Let us show you Krenlin I JL^ Ihc long wearing window shade material A shade of Brcnlin will outwear* two or three of abe ordinary kind. Exclusive Dealer Bernstein Bros. ON THE FARM of J. H. Howell, near Wlntcrvllle. Is tins largest reran tree In this section If not In the state. It would square twelve Incites, and Is loaded with nuts but they ere small. Thla tree mutt he near a hundred years old. and Ita shado covers a large space. In setting out shade trees, If the pecan was selected It would not only furnish foliage hut produce a crop of note. PARTIES In the city this week from Franklin county tell ni that nr. educational campaign la now being waged tor a bond Issue for good roads, and the Impression la that when the election le ceiled bonds will carry. Athens le very much Interested In this election, for there roadt would bring a flno trade to onr city. 1. BEN STEEDLEY. whose daughter will attend the Lucy Cobb Institute, Is one of the lead ing physicians In South Carolina, and before the county built the llfgo general hospital, erected two hospitals of his own, one In Soar' snhurg and the other at pblck Springs, In Greenville county. J. R. UJNSLKY. of Oglethorpe county, brought to tho curb mar ket several doaen brooms that he made himself from broom corn on hla farm. He found reedv sales ror them at 75 cent* each. They are a splondld broom, with handloe fash ioned from the stalk of tlm plank Mr. Mosley say* hmom com is easily grown and nor farmer, should supply Ihc local factory. The seed makes good chicksa feed. CITY COMPLETES LAYING SEWERAGE City Engineer Announces Completion of $22,000 THURSDAY three cart TTiffl, Ward camped on tho town ball ground*, Project in rlftn Waro. two from tha southern part of! NOW On $10,000 Job. New York and two from the Oreen | Mountain section of Naw Hemp- ahout- what manufacturing enter- ' aowera In the Filth Ward which priori Athene had,'and said they' oervea the Southern Manufacturing were en well pleased with Ml, city Company's neighborhood end the that they would remain over u day extreme wostern the or so. The ladles in the party want- | w* ^announced by City B,Min ed to visit the old Harden horns. The work, which coita epprnxl- WE WERE SHOWN > pear mil- i ««*•'>; • il a „i,„ etiat n.aa (hn RYs I tunnell of oiw thousand WBl f OO 1 JfL nf In digging ft man bole of thirty five act color, an*p« and or an "" • # th Wnr , vn ___ Mlnv varieties of fruit i on ® °* deepest Know n. orange. Many naw varieties oi mm Th . tunn(llnR was very difficult ore being Introdnced. „nd rK)ulr(( | >ome ,i me . . Vila™ ..„! The next sewerage project wilt hr LARGE DROVES of Klldees are , n th , „ c( | 0n .erved by tho Lump- now eeen In the field* around tho | k|p „ r e„ .chooi, recently corn- city. Wo thought the Klldeo waa pieled. This prefect will cost utmost as extinct as the Dodo. It ^ ,1mm jio.OOD and will provide for drainage of that section bruin nlng at Morton Avenue nnd Uni versity Drive and extending thn the Agricultural College property HOT BREAD AND ROLLS Sunday Twelve to One O'clock Noon Afternoon Five to Eight fBENSON'S BAKERY emptlng In the Oconee River. The money for theso two pro- Jecte waa voted In the bond Ihbuc of 1923. Faculty Holds l First Session j The first official meeting of the faculty if the University of Geor gia for th« new year wai held Sat* ' urU-y afternoon at one o'clock. - At thla meeting of the faculty, the new oddltlone to the teaching staff of the university were offlc* J l*Uv presented' to the old membera of the faculty. Other routine busi ness and preparations for regis tration Monday, Tuefcday, and . Wednesday, were completed. We Offer Your Our Services on the Following Subjects: LOANS INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE GOLD SAVINGS CERTIFICATES -• Guaranty Trust Corporation CAPITAL $500,000.00 - ' SURPLUS $500,000.00 twelve feet and It waa necessary to raise the flcor of the bridge five feet. \ Paving on the Danielsville Road to Be Finished and Open to Public By Oeto ber 1. E. L. Secrest has recently been electee? general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. for the University of Georgia. He has brought his wife and three year old child to Athens to live. Mrs. Secrest is tho daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Pratt, of Decatur. During the past two years Mr Sccrest has been representing the foreign department of the Interna tional Committee of the Y. M. C. A In Mexico City, Mexico. He was forced to return to the TTnitod States due to the i! health of A!r Opening of the Danielsville road from River street bridge to Bar- bervllle, now undergoing Improve ment. will be held by October 1, it is learned. Work on completing the pivina from Booth's store to Strickland street will be started next week The road from Strickland street to the Incorporate limits In Bar* bervllle has been paved, about enf mile. The River street bridge has l>een completed several weeks *»-d is now on of the best In the .state. Th« entire project, being done by city J county Jointly, will represent nn expenditure of $80,000. The hill Just beyond the Rive street bridge has been cut down LONDON — Another big whisky, share deal !« m the oourse of ar rangement whereby Buchanan Do* win uAA tr.onnooo to their already large capital of $37,500 000. This will be by the absorption of Maclde and Company, distillers proprietors of certain well known brands of whisky. Buchanan -ind Dewar now own most of the big dis tilleries in the north of England Scotland, Place Your Order, for Your New Buick NOW—So you will not be disappointed. We have manjr irder* ahead and will he obliged to make deliveries in accordance with date of orders. BUY THE NEW BUICK. CAaiwGLnnismt.wnsew.Ma,. Hotels The Di vv ®fSHtMKGI!AM.ALA. Also Kimball House Atlanta Hotel Phoenix Waycross, Ga. VI,’- : r HIM 450 ROOMS-4SO BATHS 069 ROOMS Conolly Motor Co. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads Mr. Secrest Is well qualified In training and experience for the ex acting requirements and reruonsl biyties of his work. He was edu cated at Trinity College and Yale university, and Is a member of the Kappa Alpha and Acacia college fraternities. He was a member of the International Rotary club In •Mexico City. Mr. Secrest’s record with the V. M. C, A. has been an enviable one. Ho was for two years Inter collegiate secretary of tho Y. M. C. A. at Charleston, S. C., and dur ing the war he was stationed at Fbrt McPherson for several months of tho first officers training enmp, and for- nearly two years ho was general secretary for the district embracing Fort Pickens, Fort Bar rancas and the naval and hir sta tion at Pensaocla, Florida. After (hat he waft transferred to Georgl School of Technology where he was general secretary for three vears. He resigned hla work,at the School of Technology to accept a call of the International commit tee to pb to Mexico city where he has bocn serving most accent ably for the past two years, Jli" exceptional abilities hnvo made Mm cromlnent In Y. M. C. A. no tivltles .and his services to th< Unlvers'ty, no doubt, wll* bo of greet vnlne. HOLDS FIRST On Thuriday afternoon of last week tho Jarent-Teachcr Associa tion of, tho 11IrIi School held Its regular meeting. After a short business session E. B. Mull, principal of tho school, addressed the body. In thu out roe of his aii'drosa Mr. Mell explained In detail tho various course*, re- qttlffmeats nnd schedules of the school. Mr. Moll's address was of r special interest to the largo num ber of parents of Freshmen stu dents. who were present. Prof. Cartee. of the ITnlvcrrlty, requested that tho informal Ion, given by Mr. Mell, be pit In print ed form for the benefit of the High School patrons. Mr. Mell vprv kindlv consented toi prepare anfr publish this data. In the various grade meetings nlans were discussed for a mem bership drive. Xt tbo close of the regular meet ing a most delightful social hour was enjoyed. Mr«. R- L- Patter son. c'v-c^a'rmnn of the social committee waa In charge of this feature. Mra. Patterson was as- a'sted In aer%lng by lady members of tho faculty. The next’ jqeetfrg of the asso- clction will be be’d tho seconc’ Thursday In Octoltr. FUNERAL NOTICES DIED—Center, kufus W. at the home Saturday norning at two o'clock at tho a$e of thirty-two years. Funeral services will be conducted from Young Harris Methodist churo'j. Sunday after noon at 3 o’clock with Rev. George p Stone officiating, assisted by Rev. Mr. WilUims. Pallbearers will ,be the botrd of stewards of' the church. B. Dunaway & Sons, funeral directors, will bo In charge of arrangements. Mr. Center Is tirvlved by hfs parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Coster, two brothers, F. L. Center of Athens and W. M. center of Waycross, two sisters; Mrs. Max Hubert a..d Mr*. W. W. Edwards of Athens. - -• • •- . Read Herald Want Ads, kJi* Normal School, University Georgia and Lucy Cobb Students RIDE A PASS The quickest, most economical and eaaleat way to tret from Chapter House to Class-or from Dormitory to , “" n of »?y P»rt of the city. Cara pass University, Ar- College. Normal School and Lucy Cobb every Seven and One-Half Minutes. WEEKLY PASS COSTS A DOLLAR. School Children— Should be provided with a Paaa. Safe, quick transportation to and from School. BUY A WEEKLY PASS AND RIDE ANY CAR, ANYWHERE. ANYTIME. Obtainable From Conductors iOr At Our Offices - • • IlflS Athens Railway & Electric Co. Ride Your Street Cars Regularly New Fall Hats Now On Display SEE OUR SPECIAL 2 Pants Suits for $29.50 Now on Display in Our Windows, Many Pattern*. All Sizes. Great Value*. Suits and Overcoats—Smartly Correct Suits $25 to $50 Overcoats $20 to $65 H. J. REID COMPANY THE SHOP OF QUALITY Claytcn Street Athens, Georgia