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p PACE THI TUB HAN-N'KIt-IIEUALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1323. Star Witnesses Th*- l'lionds of Miss Oiiu Dyche will regret to learn ■ that she Is ill at St. Aiary*s .hospital. i*krrte#’'««taine<l Fail to Appear In Brown Probe No “cure”—but help* to re duce paroxysms of coughing. suffering from In a recent fall, when she fractured Mre. Car! McNelly has yftturned from Atlanta where she spent last [week with her mother, Sirs. L. M lEdmundson Writes-Com mittee He Had No Di rect Testimony to Make in Agricultural Inquiry. "My Sweetici Went Away" mourns deli, cloujly as fox trotted by the California Ram blers. And how bluefully Doily 75c Kay can sing it! TONIGHT 9 P. M. Judge and Mrs. Blanton Fortsor • - — * returned Sunday Henson. f*nd Blanton, Jr.. from an eastern trip. Their, ob Jcctlve point being Washington Mass., where they entered theh three attractive daughters, Misse* jtfora, Janet, and Margaret Fortson In school. Residence 632 By MRS. ALICE ADAMS I Mrs. Thomas Fowler has return- ted to her home In Athens aft** n U. D. C. FASHION SHOW And ANITA STEWART in “THE LOVE PIKER” ea 10 ner nome in Ainens •mi**- [pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. Q. S. Bryans.—Augusta Herald. THE PRESENT JOY8. I STATE EXECUTIVE BOARD ... , , P.T.A.TO MEET IN MACON the beauty in the' WEDNESDAY WITH MRS. BRUCE CARR JONES The executive board of the Geor gia Parent-Teacher Association and Congress of Mothers, of which Mrs Bruce Carr Jones Is president, will hold an important meeting Wed nesday at Mrs. Jones* home on Forsyth street. Many business matters of Importance will be dla. cussed. At two o’clock a delicious luncheon 'will be esrved after which the busihess session Will be re* sumed—Macon News. If you cannot see t rising of the sun, If you "cannot romp with children Cad enjoy their bit of fun. If the wife who walks beside you \ isn’t all the world to you, If you cannot be contented with tl.e \ friends you know are true, Then you never will be happy Hhough you reach Ufe'e highest niche, You would still be melancholy should tomorrow mike you TUESDAY—(SPECIAL) Mrs. Tate Wright and Mrs. Baa Nickerson went to Atlanta Mon day morning for the day. Poetty Society To Award Prizes Soon; :r. Rudolph Brantley who ha» n 111 at the Piedmont Sanltari. in Atlanta has returned home guests of MisreiCJKe log a few days- with Marion Connolly on Elaine Hammerstein Mr. Stewart Harris of Atlanta was among the week end visitor* here coming O' 3r for the ^famt Saturday. ' \ -Through the - Miss Ethel Mygitt has returned from Maysvllle where she attend, ed Mirs Margaret Kberhart's week end house pgrty. “Broadway Gold’ week. Mias Annie Grace Reynolds spent the week end with Miss Olivia Lyle of Oconee Heights. WESTERN CANADIAN FARMERS TO SELL WHEAT THROUGH OWN POOLS Mrs. J. M. Baas haa returned from -Athens, where she was #1* guest of Mrs. Clifford McElroy.-f Macon News. Mrs. A. N. Doolittle spent the week end with relatives In Con yers. Misses Annie Newton and Susie Reid of Bishop wert visitors here Saturday. , , -SB- • i Miss Miriam Bennett of. Jeffer son spent Saturday In the City, j Mr Bill Dancy a former ^univer sity boy now a resident df BaJ. tlmore was a week end visitor here for the Georgia -Oglethorpe game the guest of Prof, and Mr*J W. D Hooper. gj The frieity of Mrs. EL C Swann will be pleased to learn her condi tion is satisfactory following an ap pendicitis operation Sunday at thic K. }Ian\mcrstcln SERVANTS IN BRAZIL . REGULATED BY POLICE RIO DE JANEIRO' Brasil-rTh* servant question In Rio,(which pas been driving the housewives of (ml? elty to distraction for : years end J 'eare, finally became so acute tbai t was taken up. tudefSand ”soIve<r . by thb Federal Government. The solntlon to * this tormenting prob lem tobk* the form of Deeres .\'o 16,107, which delegates to the p o lice the trifling matter of carry 'fng the details Into effect. Before | the decree was enacted, howovor the servant, question . outstrlppaJ All competitors,-even -the- high -eoM of living. In bringing worry Into the average home. Servants crime and servants went, but the quea-1 tlon went on forever. 1 you're putting off your gladness to? some distant future day, blind to al Ithe roses that bloom along your way . Ahd you cannot find this morning Homn K'X»I reason fora SOlie, You’-wll Infcvor be contented In life’s golden afterwhile; ! Y-‘ For #£he joys of life surround you &love. and claim them« whll I you can, For Jt’f now that you are' learning ho'W to be a happy man. —Exchange. STRAND NOW PLAYING Enthralling Under-Sea Spectacle “WONDERS OF THE SEA” starting; tomorrow “BEASTS OF PARADISE” An Absorbing Serial Thriller of Savage Beasts and Brave Men! SCRIPT DANCE LOVELY COLLEGE DANCE 8ATURd‘AY EVENING " The college dance Saturday eve. ning at the Georgian hotel-wag a lovely social event of the week-end assembling many visitor# and the college dancing contingent. The. chaperons ware Mrs. Billups Phln- Ixy, Mrs. Ned Hodgson, Mrs. Iluiib Price, Mrs. Daisy Talmadge Pitta Mr. autd Mr*- Marion Connolly. Mr and Mrs. Julian < Erwin of Louis* vllleHKy. The *lrle were Misge* Elisabeth Arnold. Louise Hayes ot Montezuma, Marjorie Hodgson Katherine Bradwell, Van Ok-v« Wilkins, Martha Beat, Warsaw N ,q.i ;LucIlo »Dempsey of, Gojdfhoro ;N,-C.^Sarah Hall, Kntherlnt John E. Talmadge, Jr., spent Fri day arid Saturday In Atlanta. _gj Mrs Horace Holden returns from Atlanta Monday night after a week end vlst to relatives Miss Miriam Haxelton Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. 8. V. Cook en route to Haytl to Join Dr. and Mrs. Fred Haselton. Miss Haaelton wll Ibe verycordlally welcomed by her many friends.- (he M. 8.; only one p0**m by any one writer should bd ' siibnllUed * no poem mifst be slgned,' but Tif d j separate sealed envelope should bo written on a slip the name of J Dhe poem and the name and ad- f dress of jthe writer. The poem I should be In the hands of the cor r . .'responding secretary of the Poe try Society of Georgia at 17 Me- 1 Donough street, west, Savannah, i Oa., by Oct 16th; the awards will i be announced at the November Imeeting of the Georgia Poetry So- At. EAST LAKE /Tuesday Night,\Oct. 9 , Richard Orchestra 9 till 12 Admission $1.00 General hospital. —@— The friends of . Miss Pauline Brooks will be sorry to learh ol her nines with an attack of appendlcl. tls. Household Helps | Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dorsey will gc to Gainesville Tuesday to attend the funeral of Col. Howard Thomp son whose death Sunday night war a great shock to his many friends throughout the state. ‘At In Emily I.tJtror and Min Ho. I ,b»rf» Dunlstnsnd Mr. • a«ru Walker of Gainesville, wore vlaltorr h.re Sunday, fh. Claude 1 Reynolds, j Or. and' Her. LtmH 1 OujSimltii WHO spent ,tha Week r end lieWj jmve returned tb, Atlanta nccDinp uilod by Mrs. Hufch Howo\whw J*m bf their guest for f e vtra^-^ro. * t Mr. ..'n.1 Mrs. Robert Hanna and Mbs Marcella Grogan of Bilpbrd were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Burch. . I the guest of tho Kappa Sigma house for the week end coming oy i er for the Georg!a-Og1flth6ir$e . garnet * '• * 1' I •: H ; l**|;■; -':}** ^Mr. and Mrs. ’Golden Knight and iLflay qitd was accompanied home by * *h»lr iarMnAmnthni* Un Vnnitillw I N,- C.^Sarnh -Ifnil, Katherine Park Lokitre and Mathilda Upson, Halllt Kilpatrick, Sarah Price. Louise lllhmretlW Morris- MIL thrp&gbH co.-frsi chopper ft X Mix 1 tatoes, oniqp. Melt bscen fat when vor^r.hot * Patm water isrraeni, th.lr ndu^mottaar, Mr,. Nunnally i-.uii ! i-.-. v — s. : ,VVIHT2VM Hklt 3A3H j T ZK'3ZC&XS?X f TAil^'IWI \ j ■-*n,-.tqt«U - ^likicfnv.u'x Jm .- ,4 TbUjYAJQ sta&VtKjf [If 'IAIWJ0 trrm j { '•*' belli*. • • - W HY waste time in useless “shopping around” when the advertisements lay before you the. choicest wares of every progressive merchant in town? l-nmii ahd crisp ahd quite light ! Mrs. Faille Harris Carter whe hns been spending tho mimrmi with her'aunt, Mrs. Charles Phin- Ixy of Augusta is spending u few days with Miss' Nellie Sprout. brown on the bottom, like, an 1 omelet. Cooked [should be used. SLOT SEAMS MAKE SIMPLE . AND EFFECTIVE FINISHING! Why use needless effort in an endless store-to-store quest when the,advertisements enable you to make your choice of the finest merchandise without even leaving your home? —* The finest grain foods children ever get- airy, flaky Puffed Grains Professor A. P. Anderson invented Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. Thus he brought to millions of children the finest cereal dainties in existence. The grains arc steam exploded—shot from guns. Over 125 million explosions are dfused in every kernel. Thus the food II J I t . / -l! TL. M..M alam.nl. ... ftli.ll Why pay more than you oi it wiion you can stretch your dollar to the elastic limit by taking advantago of the bargains and good buys that are daily.advertised In this paper? ’ globules, 8 times normal size, lo other cereal dainty compares ?he grains are puffed to ai ey are flaky, flavory. crisp. n 11 with their deligt: Growing children must have minerals, vitamines and bran The purpose is to make whole grains delicious and digestible. Whole wheat supplies 12 minerals which growing children must have. It supplies their need of bran. And milk is rich !•* •ba«nt*»*«. . Every mother wants her children to get these elements in plenty, and every day. Then make whole wheat and milk a dish so tempting that they ravel la !L Serve Quaker Puffed Wheat and milk. Never let a day go by without it Why risk dissatisfaction by buying ■ unknown, uiibranded goods when you can assure yourself complete satisfaction by buy ing an advertised product, backed by the-integrity of a man who spends real money to establish his name and to build up public Quaker Puffed Wheat Million., of people tre better fed tince Puffed Grain, were in vented. Millions get more joy from breakfast. See that those in your home get their share. rcorraiGHT ,v w calls; Read the Advertisements. Buy Advertised Wares. It Is a Safe and Sound Policy. 1 One-pieee dresses, cspeeiaUy.iterial two Inch;;: wide and as long are frequently finished wjth slot J* the seam, liun a basting T- “f'r' 1 *, SSrS^Bi “k «££ X show. Both these frocks open In p i„ c . Turn the edges of the gur- .front and have slot seams the full ment under and baste them to the length of tht dress. 'straight strip of the doth on the It's u simple if well »s «i ef- line Of the basting—the two edges I fectfvo bit of tailored finishing, just touching. Then stiteh each' This is the way It’s done. pide the required width from thj | Cut a straight strip of the ms- .edge. | Every, night—Quaker Puffed Wheat in milk M A Screen Version of the Big Belasco I Broadway Sensation A gold digger is a young wdman, generally good looking, who painlessly extract*- money and other valuables from the gentlemen of her aequaintanee, usually vitfefttt making them adequate return.