The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 03, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextrrnVESPAY. OCTOBER & 10211 TOE BANNER-TIER A LI), ATHENS. GEORGIA PAGE FIVE NEW COURSE AT MERCER MACON—Mercer University will conduct a course in literature this year under Professor Joseph Rob inson, nQcbrdinit to ajtnbpjpb^mo^l here. The program for the course was outlined as follows: ~Fall term the modern Stove!; Winter term. sections haw. fafed*. fine;, com crops, butf the" drought cut the crop in other sections. Sunday afternoon wt drove over the newly built Jefferson road„ and as far oa completed it is one of the best driveways in the county. A fairly good topsoil rosd has been built from • where the cement ends to the county line. Engineer Nicholson says the gov ernment will not assist in further work on this road until the grade crossing on the Gainesville-Mid land Railway Is abolished, and work is delayed until some dispo sition is madp of that < railway. Mr. Nicholson says they have now 66 convicts and are putting all the county roads In condition for Around Athens | Reduced Rates To Atlanta /. On Thursday and Friday ot this week a eery great treat is in store for our citizens at the Palace. Tho management has secured the famous picture, ‘‘The Circus," that has had such long ru.is. in 'the large cities. Jackie Coogan, I he child prodegy, will appear as the leading character. This an nouncement should pack the house during these days. As an extra feature another fine picture ' will he. given,. Our people should show their appreciation by liberally patronizing the Palace and Strand. Some thriTlen are ort this'week also at the Strand. modern drama, and the Spring term Account game auu flak thinned out. modern history. Mr. Goolsby at ArnoldsvIUe. has gone Into the business of raising Danish hares and supplies the curb market with them at $1.26 a pair. He says they are larger than the Belgian hares and Increase rapid - 5,000 PUPIL8 IN ATLANTA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA—There were slightly lee Hthan S.000 students In all jun ior high schools ,ln Atlanta when the schools opened for the fall term It is expected that Southeastern Fair l ly. A female given birth to from two to a dozen every thiity daya. They are cheaper to raize than chickens being fed on any kind t)f waste vegetables., •Mr., Vaughn, a leading young farmer of Banka county near thtf Hudson river, says they will make In hie section the full half of an. average cotton crop, and corn, peas, etc., are simply grand. ■ B ■ays farmers are getting In fine shape. Hon. J. D. Price aajr^ the pro moters for a cotton mill vialted Dawapn, Oe., to Ipok Into a loca tion. The town eeiected a site here thia week. . late enrollment! and complete fig. urea will bring the dotal' to' .light ly more than 5,00<t.' . ■ . v ■, } Tickets on sale October 5th to 12th. Final limit, October 15th, 1923. ’ ( 1 One and One Half Fares for the Round Trip V, J. P. BII.Ul'PS, c. P. A„ Atlanta 1 and West Point ,Railroad Co., . Western Railway i of Alabama, Georgia Railroad. Yesterday we had a talk with one of our largest and best farrri- (ers, who is a clear-sighted and conservative man. He sajfe wHile some farmers, like O'Kelly, Hulihc, Abney and Howell, will make good crops of cotton, they are excep-1 tions and not the rule. The crops I have lost heavily by the weevil and dry spell and when gathered will be a disappointment. But it is now demonstrated that we can grow cotton under boll weevil con ditions. Taken as a whole crop3 are a great improvement on last year, and they were made without tymmne reddgvh EYE The Hodgson Oil Company, or r.-.v.p.fi'v.T worth $50,000 and told the parties they could have it for 110,000. and If this price did not satisfy them lead Banner-Herald Wants figure* tlcmen replied that It was cheap enough and so Dawson will have a four million dollar cotton mill. Why cannot Athens do something like this? Prof. Fowler, of Pennsylvania, who has tho place in our Agri cultural College filled by Prof. Payne,_ has rented the handsome residence end store of .Mr. Flor* ence, on Prince avenue near the Normal/ School, and also has charge,of the branch post office. Mr. Florence .came to Athens from Wilkes icounty and has done some good. woVk improving our city. Dr. Ileynolds, of Lexington was I stood upon the shore of the ocean, and watched it'a hol lows rot rest, I compared the glory of man to ♦hn ppalm nf eon ft* at mV fdof in. tho city Monday. Tho doctor says he ran eight plows this year and only planted about fifty acres r merica r s:Home Shoe Polish In cotton. In thle he enye he made a mintake for he hae a flno crop and had he pul In more cotton would have mado money on his farm. Tho doctor ,.y. we can nuroiy raise cotton under boll wee vil conditions by proper methods and effort. Mr. “Dutch" Willieml of WlntervIlM, eays be waa In n 'dry streak this year that cut off ; his crops, but he thinks he lz ! good for n bale to three acne. He I hae two fine farms near Wlnter- vtlle. I thought of the Oreat Creator, the Whiter of ocean and land, ' .Who' established, the rivers nad - fountains, and marked ’the oestlny of man, Who wreuzht' with the hand of the crucible of time, Took theace fhe gold ee ho found It. end fashioned an image Divine. MAKESTSHOESiBRIGHT- KEEPS1LEATHER RIGHT ■The'smart shine—the ttreiy-day shine for thrifty'people who know that.it’s the little things that count big. Biack,Tan,White,Ox-blood,Brown The Shinola Home Set is a household ncces. sity. Makes family choc shining easy, quick, and economical. Genuine bristle dauber and, .big lamb’s wool,polisher. • ,, •*} . ij -‘ j ‘•’The Shine for JSBmM ", Some Other Uses Cleans floors. Clean* pots and puna. [for £ood soap ' Hjj» proper fat-splitting strength for good soap. That man In his struggles may heed, avoid the curse of his folly, find a balm for his need. I saw the gray and tbe giddy hll* lariously wining an0 dining, Unmindful the fate awaiting, upon couches of ease reclining. Makes lya hominy. charlio Hodgson says they havo 'completed two miles of a road In ii'llipi' ae.no- vi ■ tho Flatwoode an Oglethorpe, lead ing from the National highway to ward Phtlmonth, nnd four more miles will give that ecctlon a flno road. {The coat of building thle highway wan $600 a mllo. Mr A, apeclor la watching tho issue with features colder than Ice. As ono who Is sare of hit victim, », when the Dragon has loaded the dies. . With reckless abandon he arouses . the rolentlees devils of hat, Juggllec with the dice of chance Rcmovt. paint. Brighten, .ilvcrw.ro. Removes oil and grease. Dejlroys By-eggfc Removes spots from windows, «*tc. 'Cleans motor car er'e clay lids been' discovered In the FMtwood. nnd a sample sent to Washington for analysis. It Is a valuable mineral. box has ahandyiidy—one'tvrrrand the covei [forauta>ni®lnte taiaicn. with'the tramp that waits at thcgaWi’* >•«.< .». mi i. v . J \ ■aw a; lover ot Juatlca ns he boldly encounters tho strife, ri.w. In Mrlw with tho tyr ant, holds honor deorer map Ilfs. ' travels that lofty highway ing'engine power. Soften, hwd.il water. ^dways demand the good'oldreliable have trod. He acknowledges no invisible, rule, save the rule ot Almighty God. His deeds are those of a brave men, hie work n Joyful task. What he does Is done In the open, and never behind s mask . He champions the cause of the right, ever scorning the wrong, In helping to shield the weak be answers the call of the strong. As I looked out over the ocean, I knew what his fate would be When the send- of thl. Ufa had drifted back Into eternltlb's aea; That which is gold cannot periahj rerd= Thursday. Oct. 4 =think it we see the cotton crop is short and we have loaded our store with Fall Goods, we are to sell this stock at a great sacrifice, so this is ypur chance to get ready for the Fall we have a big line of Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wea^MUlinery, etc. We have some great specials but owing to Hen’s Large Size tbe space we are unable to itemize them, so Handkerchiefs come and see for yourself. 1 - T HE smoke which passes up'the K ifi / ’v' \% chimney from an under-draft ff - \1 r stove or range carries away with 5 . /fi N\ ■ it 60 per cent of tho heat value of the ft / )[(' i/V> /■/ 1 fuel. It contains fuel gases which arc % (YIJ H V ; . W practically the same as those which gas % iAi //vi V-T-, r\ # companies sell at $1.25 to $2.00 per 'J /!/' \ # thousand cubic feet. ^ ® Cole's Hot Blast combustion, by' burning theso ‘ fuel gases, with the ' smoke, will save you 1/3 to 1/2 in fuel, | as it has 'done and is doing in thou-j ! sands of homes. ^ , ^ , THIS TEST SHOWS HOW SMOKE WILL BURN f^RoU stiff paper Into a long cone and (tick How touch your match to this amoke'an? a naU or pencil through the middle for a see how it bums, This shows how Cole’s handle. Touch a match to the large end. Patented Hot Blast combustion ctopa fuel held downward. Tim black .moke wiU poor wsate b7 burning the valuable gazes and out the email end.. .This is incomplete com. smoke which other stoves and ranges waste bustton. up the chimney. Spool Thread J00 on Spool ’ Bleaching Necessity, price, yd. Ladles’ Dress Shoes $6.00,1 odd lizes Necessity price Oconee Heights Social and Personal NewB Mr. Tom Fowler It In Florida, when he will spend the winter. Her. W, L. Jolley is spending the d*x in Atlanta. Mrs. J. 8. Askew of Jefferson was the guest of friends Sunda, afternoon. Oconee Heights Community Council will meet with Mrs. James Friday afternoon, rvompUy at tout o'clock, Tho friends of Mrs. J. Archei will rtgret to hear ot her illness. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Alexander were In Jefferson Ssnday as the Sheeting Good quality, neccaaity price yd. \ Ladies* Better Shoes Neccaaity price Curtain Goods Necessity price, yd. Ladies' Work Shoci Necessity price Mattress Ticking Necessity price, yd. Mens Work Shoes Necessity pries |cns with Iter sunt, * Miss I.ucy Bryant, who Is III at tho home ot I Mr. Coke Talmadge. I Mrs. John Hood'has returned to Commerce after spending several daya wtth/her parents. The friends of Mr. W. P. Brooks are glad to know be Is Improving from n recent operation. Mr. Saab Calls way ot Washing: ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Randall Callaway Inst week. The County 8unday School con vention will be held at Baggn church Sunday. October 14. Every one la Invited to attend. SPARTA PLANS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY PAIR SPARTA—Large sheds are under construction to house exhibits an* other arrangements are going for- I ward for the opening of the Han* cock county fair here October 29. The sheds will take the place of tent* Used in previous years. Many; different cpmiuUPitU* have Indicat ed that they will have Individual | exhibit., j Plaids Necessity price, ’yd. ranges 1n one; a splendid coal range for winter, when a warm fcitf h>n to desirable., and an improved gas range for summer, go you can do your cooking and baking in a delightfully cool kitchen# This range burns either get or coal and to changed from on* to tbd dthir in a Acock!.' Or gae may be used Cor baking while there is n coal fir* in the rang*. Gas cannot-be turned on until the oven door ia opened —a “aafety-Artt”feature not found in any other gas-coal rang* Cooking top has four coal Uda and four gas burners, with aimmer nod fighter. Oven burner does not stand above oven bottom, re ducing baking space, as in other gas-coal ranges. There is nothing to-remove when burning coal We want you to see thee* splendid ranges. Never mind whether you are ready to buy a new fhng* right now or not—com# anyway. Men’s Dress • Shoes Odd sizos, necessity price Men's Better Dress Shoe* Noceasity price Men’s Underwear /Fleece lined Necessity price BERNSTEIN BROTHERS iad street . ^ iri , Athens, Georgia 441 Broad St. ^NextDoor to Piggly Wiggly —. —t. Ladicn' Stocking! All colon, necessity price .09 • ' Men’s Work Shirt. Necessity price .49 . Men's Socks In all colors, necessity price .09 f Mens Work Shirt* Better grade, necessity price .69 ' m Hand Towels B Nctcusity price I f‘ 09 Men's Overalls In all sizes, necessity price 1.00 ’ r.vli% Slip-over Sweeter. Ncwcik hettems, necessity V price 1.19 Men's Bell Grade Overall* Necessity price 1.39 Men’s Hi' Grade Sweaters Ncc<u*ity price i . 1.19 Ladles* House Dressem’ Necessity price .98 Ladies' Over Blou.cs >- and Waists New styles, -■"•essity price .98 Gingham* Apron and dresa Ginghams, Necessity nrice, yd. .10 t§ 1 i J' TAXI SERVICE Day and Night 9> G* i ■ i i to CO GEORGIAN BAGGAGE Phone TRANSFER CO. Phone 00 Office Georgian Hotel 00 p c, 5‘ 0Q 1 cn 04