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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1923. THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA PAGE THREE Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS — Residence 811 THE HARVEST FESTIVAL This is a little fair. Details of a big fair are carried out only they are on a .small stale. There will be a fine Jispiay of. collection of embroidery, some of it for sale. or interest, the special collec- i of old things wHl make an ul» trn modern generation "rubber neck.” Only hand woven things, . . ... , t “id Indian relics are some of the potted (erni ttome of thorn for trait ] oM thln(ra on d|81)lay after the fair clo.ee. Also a finej Then there la tho Nantahala PALACE NOW PLAYING night school exhibit, under the, supervision of M!s» Mamie McKIo and her able corps of teachers. As u comparison this exhibit furnishes, food for thought. If children who have to work with their hands In the day and can go to school Just a few hours at night can do so well why then can’t all the child ren of the Athens schools, have the privilege qnd disciplinary value of leal worth while hand work for-r* ivearlng them on hot days). Merchants, business men and manufacturers as well as house- wives'will be interested in the cloth display of the Southern Manufacturing Co, Some strong, attractive and splendid cloth is made by tho Southern Mfg. Co., (Ask those gentlemep who had suits made of a certain cotton {in cordiallyirivited. An Interesting program *rlil be rendered. Facts about Child-birth tweed'twcT jTears a^Tn'i .reiuil A N eminent physician haf weaving them on hot days). Shown to thousands 01 eX* MILTON SILLS * and ANNA Q. NILSSON Jirthe Season’s Big Smasii “The Spoilers” Extra Attraction 9 P. M. FRANK STRICKLAND Blind Musical Marvel STRAND FRIDAY A lS* fcrta4#tefF*’ fV *>' HAROLD LLOYD ~ IN - Dr. Jack New “Leather Pushers” Extra Eats? Well rather! That bar becued hash at fifty cents a quart won’t last long. One way‘to roac hthls fair ft out the Boulevard from either end till you r&ach Hiawassee AvenV and you seo the two club houses of the I^nd-AdHand club right j there just a step down on the right hand »ide of Hiatrnssec av-i I The admission to tills little fair I is fre and you are cordially in- vlted to come. —P C. O. REPOSE (Contributed) The night shadows ur-e falling. Over the dromsy land. The nigfttengales are callipg softly on every hand. The soul, it’s slumber faketb, The heart, it’s w-eary rest; Klghtlme’s sweet repose maketh Peace at Nature’s request. * Angles look down from above Upon this quiet scene; Declare, for all, God’s love, And perpetual rest »ereno. —N. D. N. MR8. ARTHUR FLATAU ENTERTAINS AT LOVELY PARTY Thursday afternoon Mrs. Arthui Platau entertained at a brilliant!) beautiful card party nt her level) new home on Milledge ave, which was one of the week’s brlghtes 1 social affairs. Bridge and Whis’ were enjoyed by five tables o’ player*. The lovely occasion war. In happy celobration of Mr. ant* Mrs. Flatau’s twelfth wedding an niversary when many happy felici tations will mark the interesting event. . The beautiful and spacious horn* was thrown open with a mop charming and cordial hoepltalit) exquisitely decorated with great clusters of yellow and waits chrys anthemums in elaborate arrange ment, against n rich setting of graceful ferns and handsome palms The many soft glowing light.-. - aidiUl If’ RED SEAL CONCERT AND OPERATIC Toio-E bom I. stdk (Puccini) hlul/m fMmkmOfi Tokj—0 <Ud nuni (Puccini) In Italian Bee“**“ <**< Victor KMtotlMStolRtonriNtoW Th. Jaubr (Motdtowski) Plena Sob Stopj EtoltotoW Etab in F Minor Nto 4^ R * d —* ' V—«tor RECITATIONS v Ten link Mice erJ When Fetter Sbckcn th. Stare Ed**'*- LIGHT VOCAL • _ *• ueyJ3r.Es «IE^ **li—i. m— »«S| Hmd Ns, 4»Jo* - “'““2*tZ' Vu'ur IIMncA few*) No. 19144 ‘ DANCE RECORDS ' _ . . _ Rto« of Pksrd^-ffJ. Victor KMncA (Ward No. 19159 I Wchcrinn Biuei—Fat Trot Th. Bure Oedwfr.' Til. Has. ci D.rid Blue*—Fox Trot * TbeVupuiai Victor 10-lnJ. Btoirf Nto 19140 : HEAR THEM ONCE A WEEK—EVERY WEEK—FR1DAYI My Sweetie Went Away f I’m ■ Lonesome Cry Baby V BERNSTEIN BROS. Phone 62 ■■ shaded in rose and gold 1 colorful touch to the lower floor. Delicioip reCroihJnents followed the Interesting game. Complet* bridge-sets were awarded for th* high score of both games; and glass knives presented the win ners of the.low rcore. Assisting in the honor# of th< occasion were Miss Hannah Bern stein and Miss Stella Flatau. The gracious hostess with Mr Flatau was the recipient of man} tokens of remembrance and affec tionate good wishes. pectant mothers just how to bo free from dread, and from much of tho suffering which many mothord experience for months, right up to Mr. it (ill Mtt, Hubert Ward an nounce the blpth of a little daugh ter Oqt. ffth who will bo called Hazel. > Mr. C. A- .RowSnd Is reg’aterod at the De Soto hotel, Savannah, for the Georgia Synod. —0fl—» Miss Adnette Snead of Atlanta (a visiting ^1188 pthel Davis at Whlffe- hall whore eho Is tcadv’ng. Mr. Wcyjnan pavls of this dty, a stqdent of Emoiy Umvat'stty will spend ttyo week-end hpto ghtfwjll bo best mao at t|m jbhndon-Dav|s wedding Saturday In Rdy3ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Davlf, J. K. Jr., ihff Mr. Troy Davis will go to Royston Saturday^ for thq Johhson- Davls wedding. The ff'ends IhjjBomeot when tho Little Ono R ’Her illnebs. arrive,! Mrs. Wm. Washington. 107 Lonlso Are., Nashville, Tonn., *ay>: “There Is positively no'wo- man on earth that would ha with out -Mother'* Friend' during ex pectancy It she only know tho ralno ot comfort." \ “Mother's Friend" fa cxtemaUy applied to tho region ot tho abrfo- — men. hack and hips. It relieves tho ' Mrs. T. J. Wootter has returned Mrs. Eva' Hillcy has returnc. from a few days' visit In Atlanta. S- Mrsv William Drodshavr has re- j with slaying .his brother, John Al- turned lo her homo in Paducah,'! to n Rogers, and Mrs. John Alton Ky., alter a vlnt to her mother.'Roger*, widow, of the dead man, James White. 1 who left with thto.uais.su sisvsr Woman Tells How Husband’s Brother Slew Him who left with thto sllssod slavsr both of whom are being held ’ is Avon Park, Florida, where they were arrested yesterday. Mellon Calls Debt Commission to Meet; May “Dun” Nations W,*5fINGTON—Secretary Mel- Ion Thursday called the debt (By Associated Press.) AVQN PARK, Fla.—with hlf | m|M i on m<et Saturday, October “n,i’.i.I S °' but deellnrcl to dlscloro what county. Georgia, lumberman, wa, sub j cct , wln ^ considered aside •lain by bis own brother, Alton, lost Npvcmb?r, during a quarrel between Alton Rogers and her/hus band, Love Rogers, iq his home, acqording tb a confession made by Mrs. ledgers Wednesday to Sltetifi annual re* R. H., Hancock, of Spring county ’ lv Florida, ax>d Sheriff Tanne**, of Asked whether the commission would comJder sending a "first of the month statement 1 ' to dcLtor nations, Mr. Mellon said he had thought to that ph Coincident with the call for »h meeting it was mada known at the ment, we will give you oi.«* *:.<• 1»« tie (33 doses) FRKE If you send tl tnm- I V*~'**‘*« •* -**■ *”** notlPO with your name and /. Treasury that a careful survey had Kindly send 10 cents to help t ty if mniito nf ihs fiM.to.iM .i.i... orp, packlli?, *l.«, to The Dr D URIC ACID TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT 85 Cent Bottle (3? Doses) FREE Just because you start tl rled and tired, stiff leg-, at muscles, an aching head, I bearing down pains in the cut before the day bet think you have to stay in » * ondi- ell, 1 stiff joints. made acids. If you suffer from i> ness, with burning. ncsM If you arq. in and out i dozen times^t night, yo elate the rest. conquerH kidney and bladde Coffee county, Georgia. She admlis. |),owpyer. Alton by h ww^!"Th.^ *'*-B fiS-P-i U., kTO<vN'd« ,r if B tho orticli,, comn “' nt ' va * ,b »t iho com- wil| B OIVE yj/all”h5ul cnlly denies all knoWlcdso tf the miralon wanted oil the availab^ oUr regular 55c, sizo „ crime. facts and had been cathsrlmr l>« U?ed only r,y ym.rse'f. An attemnt by Mrs. Rogers to L Siili Only one bottle to the same ndd:vs« . r «. w .. . At . . commit sui&jfi XflWV tna* ; p Ieoemeal B,nco 11 organized, family. *No:.,mg sent Mrs. Wqlkor B. Bryan of Atlanta trated by a friend, According tq {)—'i iiLaa^^wej-L.. . • t- isthe guest ^ of hrr panenis, Mr. sheriff Hqncock. ‘ Mrs. Rogers. and Mrs. L. J. Arnold. ‘claims she and Alton Roger* were ■——■ ' ■ i * married thr?e months ago, but nf- teniion on nerves and ligaments ms month follows ‘month. Finally, It makes child-birth a joy Instead of a pafnful dread. / Use “Mother’s Friend 1 * as our mothers 8pd grandmothers did- Don’t wait, start today, and mean while write to Bradfleld Regulator Co., BA-72, Atlanta, Ga., for a freo wonderful book containing Infor mation every 'expoctant mother should have. Get a bottle of “Mother’s Friend” today. It is told by all good druggists. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION PALACE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Along with tho big picture “The 3pollers," at the Palace theatre Thursday and Friday, Mr. Frank Strickland, the blind pianist of great fame as an artist In his line will appear at tho two evening per formances at 9 o’clock. Mr. Strick land Is a' brother of Mrs. J. W. Galloway and a son of iMr. C. C. .Strickland and has hosts of friends who will be interested in the above mnouncement. The fine picture yromlses to bo one of great note ind many thrills, and wUh the ad- Utional attraction, two evenings of rare pleasure are offered the pub lic, with tho usual run of tho blg- jlctcre throughout the day. MRS. T. H. McHATTON’S LOVELY TEA FRIDAY AFTERNOON 4 TO 6 Mrs. T. H. McHatton’s lovely iea on Friday afternoon compll- .menting-Mrs. Hunter Harris, Mrs. William Sifetfng and Mrs. Owen cleman wf/1 bo the largest and most brllllan social event of'the week. The hours will bo from. 4 to . and thp handsome new home of the hostess will bo open for the notable occasion. TUBERCUL08I8 ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD IMPORTANT CONFERENCE 8ATURDAY Y. M. C. A. ROOM8 AT 12 O’CLOCK The Athens and Clarke count) Tuberculosis Association will holf an important conference Saturday th«* 20tb, at the Y. M; . A. rooms. Mr*. A. 8. Parker who hnjt chnrgi of the Christmas seal sale fhlr year has called tho meeting to 'dis c-tips plans, and * specially to cop< for with Mr. J. P. Faulkner, man aging director ot the'Georgia n»so- elation. He and several othen will talk about the importance making this year’s sales the larg; eat yet, and will recommend th* best methods for making them so The meeting Is called at noor promptly and luncheon will served at one ^o’clock. All' members of tho nssoclntlon nnd th* others who have been Invited to b* present and to help with the wort are requested to let Mrs. Parks’ know r.a goon as poraible 1/ the) will be at the luncheon so scat* may be reserved for them. ATHEN8 WOMEN PRE8IDE AT CONVENTION ROME, Ga.—Among the Athene women taking part in the’ State Federation convention here Mrs. Af. L. Troutman, fortnerly of Home, and Mrs. o. V. sqntoro, vie* president and* chaitmau of th( program committee. Mrs. Sanforcf led* the citizenship Institute , Mrs. Troutman conducted the memorial service with music bj the special orchestra. Mrs. Trout man’s Introductory remarks re* minded the federation of the re sponslUUty assumed In taking, the work of those who have gone be fore, and who laid such splendtc foundations. Mrs. Sanford was received warm ly when she presented the progratr, at the convention, which was ar ranged by her. Upon suggesVon the election time was changec from Friday , to Thursday after nooDto Mrs. H. B. JUtchle ot Atb ens Is one of the election tellers. MISS IRENE GREGORY HOSTESS AT LOVELY PARTY Tuesday evening Mfss Irene Gregory entertained very delight fully at a happily planned Rook psrty assembling four tables o* players for a most gracious hospi tality. Gorgeous fall flowers were ar tistically arranged in crystal vases and baskets in the living room and iKning room. The I'nteresting gam* ments. 0. A. R. CARD BRIDGE PARTY FRIDAY MORNING AT GEORGIAN Mrs. (Peter Brown and Mrs. Carl ton Jester will be the delightful ‘lostesses at Elijah Clarke chap ter D. A.rR.' bridge party Friday morning at eleven o’clock at tho Georgian totel. « Twelve tables of players will as semble for the usual weekly game. "MEASURING” PARTY The Woman’s Blbjo Club will live a “Measuring” party at th* First Methodist church Friday af ternoon nt 7:10 p. m., and everyone 'Mrs. Jack Gumpeft of Brooklyn, N. Y., will arrive Saturday to visit hc-r parents, Mr. and'Mrs. Louis Morn’s and will be very cordially welcomed by her many friends. Little Miss Mario Smith young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Smith Is convalescing''"from an extended illness to the delight of her friends. Xer questioning by Sheriff Han cock, she could not remembet whore tho wedding took place, the sberlffvsaRL "He had to do It,” sal*} Mrs Rogers, when finally she wiltcr* under thr revere questioning to which both Sheriffs subjected hcf. h PAIR ARE thof INDICTED DOUGLAS, Go. — Indictments charging mufder ? wero returned here’thi#~ffiofnlng by tho grand Jury against L. S. Rogers charged PERMANENT HAIR WAVING AT REASONABLE PRICES FREDERICS- LATEST METHOD For Engagement Addreoe all Corre«|>ondcr R. C. FULLER in care of McGcc-Fullcr Beauty Shop 34tf Whitehall St. ATLANTA, GA. NO PHONE ORDERS OR C. 0. D.’S FOR DOLLAR SALE ITEMS PLEASE! {MICHAEL BROTHERS Fifty Wonderful Sales^For One Dollar - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Tnis is quite the most remarkable sale ever held in this store under one figure—and such a low one, too. Truly the purchasing power of the cellar is piore than re-established in this sale. 8 Yards Sheeting $1.00 36 inch wide Unbleached Mus lin of good quality. Usual stock price 15c yard. . 4 Yds. Japanese Crepe $1.00 Regular price Sic yard. Find quality In colors navy, Copen, Ciel, Tangerine, Orchid, corn, green, rose and henna. HELP WASH OUT KIDNEY POISON If Your Baek Hurts or Bladdor Bothers You, Begin ^ Taking Salts When your kidneys hurt and your back tyva sore don’t scared and..-proceed to load y*»ur Uomach with a lot of drugs tha* axcite the kldiytya and Irritate the Intire urinary tvaet. K)*p your 'cidneya cl.fcin like you keep youi .Wtwel* clean, by flushing them 5. milt?, tWil&m wtii» which heljjs to remove the body’*, url- ioum waste and stimulates them to 'heir normal activity. The func tion of tho kidmfcrs U to filter thf *ilood. In 24 hour. * they strain from ‘t «00 grains of acid and waste, sc ve can readily understand, the vl- ’al importance of keeping the kid neys active. Dt^nk lota of good water—you •»an*t drink too much; r also '•rom any pharmacist about four ’tancHs of Jad Salts: take a table spoonful In a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few lays and your kidneys may then •ct fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and *emon Juice, combined with Hthls And has Men used for years tc help clean and stimulate clogged ’chlneys; also to neutralis# the, elds in ths system they ar*l no onger a source of Irritation, thus often relieving bladder Weakness. Jad Balts is Inexpensive: cannot Injure; makes a delightful effer vescent lithia-Water drink, w*hicb ♦veryone should takrl now and then *o help keep their kidneys and active. Try thlr; also keep m *he water drinking, and no .doubt you will ..wonder what l»|-ame o’I •’our kidney trouble and backaebe.J all means have your physician I twice a year.—Advertisement. 1 Yds. Serpentine Crepe -$1.00 Regular price 32c yard. New Kimnna pattern* in pretty cot- >r* and design,. A fine value in fine material. 6 Yards Fast Color Percale, $1.00 New fall patterns in stripes snd checks nnd figure,. All solora, 36 inches wide. Usunl eric* 20c yard. 3 Yards Devonshire for $1.00 Every mother knows fast col or, non-shrinking Devonshire. S’cw colors and patterns in the irlginal fine cloth. Felt Slippers $1.00 Real Wool Felt Slipper* for Ladiea and Men in all colors. A groat buy for $1.00. French Ivory Pieces j ' $1.00 Your choice Bud Vases, Picture Frames, Ilair Receivers, Pow der Boxes, Clothes Brushes and Trayz. 8 Huck Towels for ' $1.00 Large eizo Huck Towels with red corded border. \Kcgular price 15e each. \ 72x90 Sheets $1.00 Less than mill costs. Fine quality seamless sheets, full ibleached and heavy weight. 5 Yards Cambric for $1.00 Fine quality, full yard wide, wanted for gowns, underwear, petticoat*, etc. Valuo 30c yard. i w i 5 H. S. Towels for $1.00 Largo size Huck Towels. Horn- istitchcd and Jacquard designs. Worth 35c each. Crib Spreads $1.00 Sizo 42x56 for cribs and chil dren's beds. Fine crochet qual ity,, worth $1.70 -on today’s market. Stamped Luncheon Sets , ’ $1.00 AH ready for dainty needle work* rretty, simple designs Tfor luncheon an<} bridge. 5 Union Towels for $1.00 Regular prico is 40c each. Pure Linen Weft II. S^JIuck Towels of large.size. Linen Tbweling, Yard !. $1.00 Regular prices to $1.50. Fine (quality Irish Linen Huck Tow- I jcling, 18 and 20 inches wide. Vacuum Bottles $1.00 Guaranteed for keeping liquids hot or cold for 24 hour:;. Re-, markably low prices. 5 Yards Pajama Checks $1.00 36 inches wide and fine qual ity, all in color flesh only. 5 Bath Towels for i $1.00 Fancy colored Turkish Towels of good quality. Alt fast C0I04 and large size. , Lacc Scarfs $1.00 | Used to be $1.65. Pretty lac<i trimmed Scarfs and Kunncra| gold, 18x45, 18x36. ivhito aha Stamped Gowns $1.00 Fine Night Gowns of Nain-t Books, with pretty neat design*? Value is $1.75. i' 5 Yards Gingham . $1.00 Now Full Dress Ging- hums. fast color, and pretty designs. Worth 30c rard. . 4 Yards Pongee $1.00 Fast color in stripes and wild color*. A pretty doth for many uses. Reg- alar, 32c yard. Boston Bags $i.oo Real Cowhide Bags in the IB inch also. Hero in black and brown. Worth 11.50. Table Shakers, Pr. $1.00 a Dutch Silver Salt aim Pepper Shakes. Hjlnd- ioma articles of,real val ue. 31.00 the pair. 8 Hair Npts for $1.00 Your choice In all shades of Venlda or Fashionettc in slnglo arjd double ■mesh. 1 • Lisle Hosp, Pair $i.op Fine imported Ladies’ Lisle Stockings in black only, Extra fine quality in alLsiiea. Curling Irons $1.00 Guaranteed Electric Curl ing Irons are a most un usual value for .11 >00, For they are worth 'f 1.75. Fancy Talcum $1.00 Fine Powder in a pretty container that can be re filled as psed. Regular $1.25. 13 Cakes for $1.00, Palm Olive Soap Long Gloves $1.00 Imported 16 1 Chamoisettc Glove fine quality. In th< fall colors. 2 1-2 Yards Suiting for $1.00 Fancy Cotton Fail Suitings for street, school and house wtar. Fine quality in all colors. 5 Balls Yam for $1.00 Fielsher’a Shetland Yarn in ail colors, one ou.ice ball* of beet quality. Regular 2Sc each. ■ House Dresses $1.00 ’ Made of fast color Ginghams in 18 Bt)le*, all guaranteed. Materiel, nlono wioth more sale nricaf' Ornament Buckles $1.00 For D lessee and Wrap, and Coats. Beauties in all colors. Regularly to >i.r>0. 2 Boxes Paper for $1.00 This is Michael’s Special As- sorted Color Paper nnd Envel- pos t» each box. Fine quality. 4 Pairs Infants’ Sox '$1.00 Regular 35e quality in white and colors. Fine grade in all sixe*. Stamped Cases, Pair $1.00 { Extra quality Pillow Cam, stamped with hemiUtched points for 'crochet or scallop designs. Collar and Cuffs $1.00 Wonderful values in the stylish round shapes. Lace and Eyelet Embroidery. Valuta to $1.50. 5 Men’s Kerchiefs $1.00 Fine quality, colored borders and cords. Irish quality and full sixe. , • • 4 Boxes Cards for $1.00 Correspondence Cards of fine grade in white or colors. All with envelopes. All For $1.00 I Hind’s H. & A. Cream, ■ 1 Pabeco or Pepsodent 1 Choice 25c Talcum All for tUW. 4 Bails Yam for $1.00 Fieishcr’s beautiful Silver Glow Yem, for lovoiy knitted thinge. Regular 30c each. 6 Napkins for $1.00 Worth 25c each. Stamped de- E lgna and Indian Head quality. k Buy by the doxeni. 6 Linen Kerchiefs for :\ $1.00 Ladies’ White Pure Linen Hand- Icerchiefs, with colored drawn threads. Ffaie quality. All For $1.00 .1 pound Michael’s Gr* Line I’aper, 2 package; opes to match. All For $1.00 2 Cakes Woodberry Soap ■ 1 Prophylactic Tooth Brush 1 Pond's Cream (Either (’old oi* Vanishing) All for $1.Q0» j Card Table Covers [ $1.00 ; Stamped on Brown LinetieJ* Fine quality and new designs: A great buy. $1.50 Collar Materials Yard $1.00 „ « Fine quality goods for Cellars;^ and Cuffs. Laces, Linens Eyelet Embroidery. 6 Sport Kerchiefs $1.00 Lovely new golf and teonin ■ signs on fine quality ir Lawn.| • To $1.75 Box Paper $1.00 A wonderful a ssortmen fine social stationery in shapes and colors. Values to $1.75 the box.