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SUyPAY.JSBPTEMnER 30. 19M.
planned and provad to be very In
teresting and helpful. "Gems of
Inspiration from Books We Have
Read” was the subject of the eve*
of books they, liked and thought
worth while.
The attendance was better than
usual, and we had several visitors.
We will be able to do Oeter woik
now than before for we are having
council meetings to plan the work)
before we go into It.
Tonight Is Missionary Pledge
Night, The ‘ Epworth League’s
Missionary Conquest.” Miss Wre-
thle Stephens has charge and
promises a good program.
COUNCIL
There was. a very lively discus
sion on books, most every one pre
sent had something to say about
books they had read and the kind
fRY INTCRWRINQ PROGRAM
Last Sunday night we had a flni
Dieting. Thft-jjrorram wt* *rei
The League Council met In the
! League room Friday night at sev;
>n o’clock and outlined the work
for the coming month.
At the same time the City Coun
cil "met at the Young Harris
Church to discuss the League
work for the city, and to make
plans for the coming'months.
Next Friday we are to have e
business meeting, the place of
meeting to be announced lated. All
member« are urged to be, present
prompt y nt 8 o’clock. Don’t be
late!
\ye are always glad to have vis
itors at our regular meetings on
Sundoy nights and at the business
meetings. Come.
Chamber of Commerce
and Insurance Exchange
Offer Inducement to
the High and Grammar
School Students.
Dust Devils!
Millions ride in
on every breeze
They lay a pall of ugliness over the
beauty of the rooms. Their defiling
fingers strangle the charm anil
besmirch the cleanliness of the home.
Prevent the evil that dust can do.
Apply Devoe Velour Finish.
Thip fiat oil paint, because it is
wMihmble, insures^the constant
beauty and cleanliness of the walls.
The week of November 1 the
attention of the nation will he di
rected to the observance of Fire
Prevention Day. Darin* thl. week
Athene together with other clUe.
throughout the United Stntea, wll
A number of .pedal feature, to
stimulate Interest In the campaign
have been arranged by Secretary
E. W. Carroll of the local Chamber
of Commerce In cooperaUon with
the Athena Insurance Exchange.
The principal fstnre of the pro
gram I. an essay contest among
t(jo school children of the dty and
county.
T.fco following prliee will bo
awarded for the aiiay. on “How
I Can .Prevent Fire.:" $5 for the
beat essay by a pupil In the gram
mar achoola.
For the best essay by a high
school students on the “Importance
of PrerenUn* Fires, IS will ha
Scott Hardware Co.
Athena, fla.
Builder Haw. and House
Furnishings
Ifavt tralU that cam I, UmUtttil Vu:
Deroe Valour Fialsb—a flat oil palat.
Davos Holland Enamel — smooth aa
given. The essays moat be confln-
■ecretary the Athens Chamber of
stressed In the campaign: Bettor
Sale For Infertile
Has 250 Pullets,
Leghorn's.
CHAS. nADAWAY
J. L. Boyd, of Baatvllle commun
ity in Oconee county. Is developing
| Into one of the leading poultrymen
in this section. Mr. Bo*’d bought
260 of the 0.000 baby chicks, white
Leghorns, shipped Into Oconee
county last March and his flock I»
now laying, all pullets, about ten
! dozen eggs per day. H« expects 20
j dozen dolly when the chickens A*t
j more mature. Yesterday he sold
thirty dozens of eggs st the Curb|
.Market In a few tftlnutee. ,
Mr. Boyd sells only Infertile eggs,
he gradee and candlee them and
packs them uniformity In cartons.
Oconee county will be celling hun
dred! of dosens of eggs weekly I
within the next few monthe. How-1
ever, it la not expected that that!
county can supply Athens alone for
•omi time.
It Is estimated that Athens con
sumes. during the college season,
and that Is almost all the ye&r
round now, about 8,000 dozen eggs'
per week which would be at the
present market price for best eggs,
about 82400.00. This amount of
course, does, not represent whst Is
used by bakeries, tes cream factory
•nd In soda, fountains.
|J. E. Clements Is
Champion Potato
Grower of Athens'
mmmmrnmmmm
Porto Rican, which weigh, fit#
pounds.
TOE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
Paint and Varnish Products
Prevent Destruction
COLONIAL
NO MATINEE
We’re All Going to
the Football Game.
SAT SALE THURSDAY, JOWER’S CIGAR STORE
I‘RICES:;25c, 35c Gallery; 75c; $1.00, $1.50 Balcony; Lower Floor and
’ ’ J Boxes $1.50—Plus Tax.
Mail Orders Filled in Order of Their Receipt.
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An Excellent Cast of Principals Headed By
lames “Casey” Rooney as “Casey”
KATHLEEN BRENON
GoMcnvofccd Song Bird
I CLARE
ing Ingenue
RUSSEL and HELD
“fUddie Kepcra”
CONROY AND NO’EL SISTERS
Acrobatic Dancing Ecceatriqnc*
MABEL CLARK GEORGE SELDEN
Soprano
ELDON BAKER
‘‘Funny Feet”
Baritone
THE FOUR
ROSE BUDS
Harmonists
-AND-
The Seven Dancing Demons
aHHgl AMERICA’S FASTEST STEPPERS
I J- E. Clemente, engineer at the 1
Athene General Hoepltel is .boat
to become the champion potato
grower bf Clarke county. He has
ten-rows, its yards long, la the
garden at the hospital from *hl.-h
he expects to gather DO bushels!
£XTRA QUALITY
Suits for Men
Men who like to pay enough for clothes to insure
good quality, without being extravagant, will find •
bjjt of “extra value” in these suits.,
Little less profit per suit for us; more value for
you; increased sales for us. Wc both profit. You’ll
see the “extra quality” in the fine woolens and good
linings; there’s still more of it in the needlework,
canvasses, tape that can’t b& seen.
The big variety It styles and patterns add still
further interest to these “extra quality”/suits at
H. J. Reid Co,
THE SHOP OF QUALITY
Clayton Street Athens, Ga.
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HADAWAY
iis TWO
Georgia Boys
SELLING SHOES CHEAPER
THE FINEST SHOES
IN THE WORLD ' ,
. Beautiful Boston and New York
Winter Brogue Oxfords and Shoes
Made By the Best Factory in the World
$5.00 $6.00 $7.50 $9.00
, Cheaper Styles
$3.00 . $3.50 $4.00 $4.50
DAINTY WOMEN’S SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS, Any Style
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 and $5.00
In Satins, Patents, Suedes and Kids *
Just for $3.50 we show you a Pretty Satin Pump or a Sport Tan
Oxford and a Beautiful Patent Strap. Almost any style you
want at the above price.
GOOD
SCHOOL
SHOES
To Every Boy and Girt Going to High School or School BETTER
we give you FjREE a nice Big Tablet and Pencil Box GRADE
with a pair of Shoes bought from us. SHOES
SCHOOL SHOES MADE OF SOLID LEATHER
Sizes 1 to 5 $1.25
Sizes 5 to 8 .. $1.35
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $1.50
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2 $1.75'
Shoes we era going to sell
cheaper then any other etdra can
■ell them. OJAS. HADAWAY
lays tall the school children where
they cm rind good not cheap
leather—bat >U solid leather
Shoes.
Sizes 1 to 5 $1.50
Sizes 5 to 5 $1.95
Sizes 81-2 to 11 $2.25
Sizes 111-2 to 2,. $3.00
Beautiful $2.00 Pure Silk Hose,
Any Color, §1 QQ
Choice * 1 " UU
Buy your Bed Room Slippers, Rubbers, Gym
Best Army Munson Last Drill
Shoes in the world. We Sell
Them for LESS—
$2, $2.50, $3, $3.25, $3.50, $4
Also Boys’ Dress Brogue Styles at same, Buy. ...
m,, _ ■ . „„„ aoiM . _ -a. and Tennis Shoes here and save. Come in, we
prices. Tell your fnends you save from 50c are gj a( j ^ 8 }, 0W y 0U —ft places you under no
to $5.00 on every pair you buy. obligation to buy.
To Find Our Store—It Is Just Across the Street From the Curb Market
Opposite University of Georgia Campus Gate
• 233 BROAD STREET ATHENS, GEORGIA
PAUL HADAWAY SHOE CO.