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THURSDAY, OCTOIISK i, 1923.
THE BANNER HKHALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA
PAGE THREE
Miss Lota Fuller of Orlando. Fla.,
Is the guest ot Mias Dorothy Reed
on the University campus.
ociety
Mrs. O. H. Langston Is the guest
ot her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Taylor
In Athens.—Walton News.
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Mrs. Emmett Weir, of Athnn,
spent several days last week with
Mrs. LIssIe Wayne.—Walton News.
Say “Bayer” and Insist!
By MRS. ALICE ADAMS
Residence 832
Office 1201
Now Playing
Mrs. Sallle Boll has returned to
Athens, after a visit to Mrs. L. T.
Mayfield 1 .—Walton News.
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Miss Erna Proctor Is with Mrs.
R. L. .Moss for the winter.
PARTY FOR CO-EDS TO
BE LOVELY EVENT .
The lively party being planned
Hy the University Woman’s _Club
for the Co*eda gives promise of
being one of the weekB . most
charmingly planned social affairs
Friday afternoon at the home ot
Chancellor and Mrs. Harrow on the
campus at 4:30. An artistic musi
cal program wll be a most enjoy
able''feature and a very graclou*
and charming hospitality wlR b«
extended.
MI88 CONSTANCE SCOTT
CELEBRATES 10TH BIRTHDAY,
Miss Constance Scott the attrac
tive young daughter of jfr. and
Mrs. Howard Scott celebrated her
tenth birthday anniversary very
Informally Thursday afternoon
with a small but very lovely party
the guests Including the girls in
her Sunday School class. Many
happy games were enjoyed on the
lawn followed ,by delicious refresh-
The heart shape Individual- cakes
were embossed in yellow and white
as were the bon bins ond al lthc
artistic details. Mrs. Scott wc* as
sisted by M«ss Tattle HHsmryi and
Miss Julia Walden In the entertain
ment of the guests.
The pretty party was one of the
most charmingly planned it ttu
many delightful aoclal affairs of
cordial interest to the' young school
set.
"Why Tear
Child-birth
IT’S A KNOCK OUT
Jackie and a Circus All in One Picture
'XPECTANT mothers do
'not undergo useless suffer
ing any longer, and baby’s birth
can be made gloriously eaB'er.
Mrs. Wm. Flack, 116 N, 12th St,
Leavenworth, Kansas, says:
“ ‘Mother’s Friend* Is the best help
In the world for an expectant moth
er, 1 am the mother of tbreo chil
dren* and have found
Unless you see the name “Bay
er” on package or on tablets yor
aro hot getting the genuine Bayci
product prescribed by physician*
over twenty-two years and proved
safe by millions for
Colds Headache'
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept “Bayer Tablets of As
pirin'* only. Each unbroken pack
age contains proper directions.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets
cost few cents. Druggists also
sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin
la the trade mark of Bayer Manu-j
facture of Monoaceticacldester of.
Salicylicacfd.—(Advertisement.)
TWO COLLEGE DANCES
FOR WEEKEND
There will be two beautiful col
lege dances for the week end at
the GeoYgian hotel.
The Footwarmera orchestra Will
furnish the delightful music and
quite a number of visitors are ex
pected for the dances and the
Georgia-Oglethorpe game.
'Mother’s
Friend’ fine.’*
“Mother's Friend" Is externally
applied about tho abdomen, back
and hips. It penetrates wonderful
ly, and in this way allows the mus
cles and llgamenta to relax easily
and readjust themselves to tho
changes during expectancy &nd at
child-birth.
Use “Mother's Friend'* as our
mothers and grandmothers did.
Don't wait, start today, and mean-
Comptroller General Bas
es Opinion on Fact That
Legislature At Called
Session Will Be Same,
PREPARATORY 8ERVICES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH FRIDAY
The Preparatory services of the
First Presbyterian church will b«
held in the Sunday school room
.Friday evening at 8 o’clock.
ATLANTA.—Comptroller Goner
al William A. Wright does not be
lieve any reforms wlll.be enacted
In Georgia’s tax laws r by the ex
traordinary session ot the general
assembly In November.
”1 base my opinion,” he said, “on
the fact that the same legislature
that refused to enact any reforms
at the last regular session will
pass on the measures suggested In
November.” -
In addition to this statement, Mr.
Wright stated that in his opinion
no new tax laws are needed for
the atate. Amendment? to perfect
! J ments. The beautiful tea table edr-
• j t-led a color note of white arid gold
' with the handsome birthday mike
sparkling with ten yellow tajera
while write to Bradfield Regulator
Co., BA-73, Atlanta, Ga., for free,
booklet containing valuable lnfor-i
matfon every expectant mother;
should have.
“Mother’s Friend’* contains no
narcotics or harmful drugs. It is
safe. There Is no substitute. Avoid
useless greases and plain oils. Start
using “Mother's Friend” now—the
sooner tho better. • “Mother’s
Special Matinee for : Children Friday—All Children Under 12
Years of Age 10c. Bring the Kiddies to the Big Circus.
ATHENS DELEGATES TO
LEAVE FRIDAY AT 2,30
O’CLOCK FOR C. E.
I CONVENTION
The Athena delegation for River
ton to attend the Northeast Geor
gia Christian Endeavor civontlon
I October 6th, 6th and 7th, will
leave on train No. 6, Friday after
noon at 3:33 otclock, arriving tn El-
berton at 3:60 o'clock.
d(The Seaboard train will operate
a special coach on the rear'end of
the train No. 6 and Endeavor#!*
from Lawrencevllle, Winder, Stat*
ham and Athens will use It through
to Elberton. To accommodate the
returning delegations, the Seaboari 1
wll! have a special coach set off al
Elberton, which will operate on the
loco! which leaves Elbertoq a*
0:05 o’clock, arriving In Athens at
7:30 MofuJhy morning. M;!
Those who Intend going to; the
convention are requested to w a*
tho station not later than 2:16
Friday evening. | ;
A called communication of
Mount Vernon Lodge 22, F.
* A. M., will be beM in Marfonfd ,
Temple thi» (Thursday)! Wen-1
Ing, October 4th, at eight
o’clock. The M. M. degree will
be conferred. All duly qualified
brethren are fraternally invited
to attend. By order of,
E. O. KINNEBREW”, W, M.
JNO. G. QUINU, Secretary.
FOR TOMORROW
Friday, October yth
Cotton Lingerie Clot
OF FINE QUALITY AND DESIGN
tho present system will remedy
whatnver inequalities existing and
give tire stale the right laws, ho
said. t
"Our system of tax I, funda
mentally rlxliL" tho official con
tinued. “It has been created and
amended by aomo ot the most
capable leaders In Georgia. The l>-
1 CARUSO,
come tax la not neceoaary. Wo have
plenty tax lawi and machinery.
What wo need la , few amend-
menu to perfect them."
CARUSO \
on a new recori
These beautiful fabrics'are for Night Gowns, Teddies, Vtsts,
j ^Chemises, Stefhins, Knickersand Envelopes.^.
cm * s itOjodi W .WYatr A
The new 'weaves and designs on Fine Crepe and Nain
sooks are especially lovely in the colors Flesh, Pink, Rose, Blue,
Orchid; Honevdew, Mois and Lavendar, as well the usual white.
MRS. THOMAS SCOTT TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS
HELEN MILLER
Mias Helen Miller of BrunifWlrk
will bo the attractive honoroe at
Mrs. Thomas Scott’s two Informal
and level>• bridge parties Friday af
term»ni at 4 o’clock nnd ngalr
Tuesday afternoon at the mm*
hour. •J.ru
Both beautiful affair* will |A(
charmingly to lhe social calendar
and wll lbe a delightful courtesy
Among the
NEW APRIL VICTOR RECORDS
to the attractive visitor.
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HONOR ROLL OF
OCONEE HEIGHT8 8CHOOL
7th grade—James Hoaxers, 97.33
Ith grade—Donald CarUhers
93.09; Watson Jolley 97.46. Joseph
Henry 97.11; Julian Fleming 93.
6th grad^-Mabelio gangers
93.11; Nat Hardy, 97.37; Marthe
Ellsobethl Jolley, 96.13.
3rd grade—J. M. Fleming 96.
Sadie Spencer 97.71, John Ma»e-
man 98.41.
‘ *nd grade—William Henry 99.66;
Kathleen Walker, 97.66; Francei
Henry I7.6‘
tit grad<
A Fall Hat on your head, will take the
question off your mind.
Bernstein Bros.
Broad Street
Remember, We‘Sell You the Best for the
Lowest Cash Price.
-Louiee Jolley 91; Cur-
YOtJk SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE
—depends much upon the safety of your past nnd the protection ef
your present. Only if your property, your business interests and
your personal valuables are insured today can you be sure of success
tomorrow. Insure today to protect tomorrow. We can give you all
forms of Property Protection Policies.
. The Hinton Securities Co., Athens, Ga.
OCTOBER
HERALDS A
NfiW SEASON
and
Ur.- and Mri, Andrew Lane of
M&coi} arid Mr. Artlo Small were
week-end guests of Capt and 1 Mrs.
THE SHOP OF QUALITY.
J. W. Barnett.
•r. E. L. HU1 apent Thursday In
Atlanta.
Mlaa Lfitlo Moora ot New Cat
tle, Del., arrives Sunday to visit
Mr,. Den DuPree, her friend, will
he (lad to learn ahe will be here
for the winter.
Prof. W. F. Watson Is vllltlnf
relatives In South Carolina for a
few days..
A Paragon Folding Basket
and a Western Electric Iron
$8.95 Value for
And the unquestionable supremacy in its
Shoe Department
The newest and most approved styles are here in fine
able, well fitted shoes, and best of all, at prices co
than their worth 'warrants.
Mre. J. P. Lee, Mlaa Jo Johnson,
Mlaa Sallle Veal and Mr,. Sam
Bowers of Boyston were visitors
here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pltner and
Mrs. V. H. Davenport will ipent
Friday In Atlanta.
Mr. -Fred Kansenaohn and Mr.
Leo Gordon of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
were week-end (nests of Mr. end
Mrs. Lolila Fnnkenateln.
flfl —
Mr. end Mra. E. If. Doraey havo
50c Down and 50c Per Month
E ven If yon have an Eleetrtelrcm It will pay you to
take advantaye of this sale. These two indhp.ii'.-htc
laundry servants (re the acne of mechanical perfection,
and whether yon send yopr clothes to the laundry or
employ a washerwoman, they arc needed constantly for
returned from Dahlonega whore
they spent the weekend with capt.
Western Electric Irons ere beinr used in homes and
laundries everywhere and an Iron la indispensable to
honaewlrea.
SUEDE PUMPS
will be the week-end (nest of
Mila Mathilda Upson for the week
end college dances.
Mrs. C. H- Sheldon has returned
to hep home In Brunswick, after n
plait of several day* to Mrs. J.
D. Brad well.
Tho friends
illy to secure these two necessities for
>t extraordinary ever made In Athena.
Colors
Otter, Beaver, Log
Cabin and Black
Prices \
$8.50 to $13.85
Phone 54 or Call At Our Sales and Service Office 170 College Avenue
ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC COMPANY
I __ _ Joseph
Stewart will regret to learn of her
illness at her homo on the Uni
versity campus.
PATENT LEATHER PUMPS at ... $5.00. .'16.50 and $8.50 Pair
BROWN OXFORDS at ... .
$5.00, :;6.50 and $7.50 Pair
BLACK KID PUMPS at..
.. .. $5.00, $6.90, |7.50 and $8.00 Pair
