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cl'SnATVNOVF.MBKIt I. 1023.
F*OE F1T>
After Flood’s Anger
Fall Footwear
QF unusual beauty in style
—exceptional quality and
of all desirable materials in
every size at prices that
have never before been
quoted on, like grades of
shoes in Athens—what bet-
, ter shopping ground than
this could a store offer.
We have a large
stock or fine
Hosiery in colors
to match shoe
shades.
WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS
ATHENS SHOE COMPANY
Clayton Street
The water’s fury has abated. The raging torrents have grown calm
again. So the work of reconstruction may proceed* Here s a railroad
crew beginning the rebuilding of a 860-foot bridge across the Powder
Riv<;r» near Arvado, Wyo., in the heart of the flocd-s^ept region.
Booth’s Wife Says
Liquor Was Put in
His Car By Enemy
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CAR OF VIRGINIA APPLES
TO SELL OFF CAR
IN QUANTITIES OF
BUSHEL AND MOR$
Special Prices to Quantity Buyers
Single Bushels .’1. $1.25
10 to 50 Hushrl.s $1.15 per Bushel
50 to 100 Btiafiels or More •• $1.00 per Bushel
Buyers Arc Requested to Bring Bags,
Baskets or Other Containers.
Car Will Be Opened At 10 A. M.
. Monday, November 5
Located at Central of Georgia Tracks
Just Off Broad Street nnd Thomas
T. W. Stonesifer
ty was going to have* whiskey put
in his car to put hinv out of the
taxi business as he was catching
trips that this other party In the
. same line would get it he (Booth)
’ was dot driving. Jle kppt close
I watch on his car while down town
J hut never thought any one would
,be hold enough to put the whiskey
In It nnd It at home. Sunday nlghl
a short while .after he came home
I was awakened by some means,
and looked out of my window, na 1
looked out I saw two spare built
men, one appeared to be just look
ing In his car and turned and walk
ed off. I never though tanythlng.
only maybe they were Just passing
and thought they recognised his
car and maybe did not know he
had moved up here on Satula ave
nue as he lived on |hn corner of
Orncft and College so long but
fully meant to tell him about It but
let It slit my mind, not thinking
anything else till he came and told
me about tbti whiskey being put In
his car.
WANTS Jcfe
FOR BOOTH '
*T am in hopes the guilty party
will be punished. If some of the
business men here In town will
give Booth a, Job he will sure show
the public he wanta to and will
make an honest living. He has a
wife and five children to work for
and certainly has to live some way
but can’t make a living here with
somebody always trying to do him
damage somci way.
Trusting the public will give him
chance to prove that he Ja and
has been a law abiding man na far
ns he knew is a wish of hi* broken
hearted wife and children.
MRS. CHARLIE BOOTH,
380, Satula Ave.
PREMIUM LIST
P er + ,
month
YX7ITH easy torn, suchat
VV we nre now offering, you
1I0W TO DECREASE YOUR FINANCIAL WORRIES—Your
financial problems today will be less if you do not need to add to
tham possible problems of tomorrow. Insurance relieves you of
worries of tomorrow. Insurance makes today safe and tomorrow
safer. Insurance is a protection every wise man has. Very wise
men make sure they arts fully insured. We can servo you in advis
ing that you should insure—and to what extent. We can decrease
your financial worries. Wc can provide you with all forma of
Property Protection Policies.
THE HINTON SECURITIES CO., Athens, Ga.
’ we are now offering, you
. can’t afford to be without the.'
New Corona—the most cbm 41
plete portable typewriter in the
world. Weighs lew than seven
rounds, yet has Standard Port
able Keyboard, 10-inch car
riage, Automatic Ribbon
Reverse, all modem conven
iences. 500,000 satisfied users.
Telephone or call — we’ll
gladly demo*..«txate, either here
or at your h-ine or office.
McGREGOK CO.
Clayton Street
Plans Going Forward For
Odd Fellows Carnival and
Clarke Fair Week of
November 12.
Great Values in
Jewelry At Bush’s
Crowded both afternoon and
evening since the auction sale
started one week ago. J. Bush’a
Jewelry store was one of the busi
est places In Athens all day Sat
urday and ait 2:30 and 7 p. m.,
dui’ng the sales there was hordly
room sto stand In the store.
Great values are being given the
buyers In Juwetry. silverware, glass
ware and toilet accessories. These
goods are bid in, at your own price,
and are guaranteed to be aa repre
sented by J. Biiah, who has gain
ed nnd held the title of “the re
liable Jeweler.”
The salefe will continue dally
until Christmas
Three Announce For
Council Saturday; 2
From Fifth-Ward
Three more candidates stepped
out yesterday with a bid for the
democratic nomination for tfty
county fn the primary which takes
place here November 27. Two of
♦he candidates are from the Fifth
Ward and ono from tho Second.
B. Dunaway and .Vincent Mat
thews announced their candidacy
unday school....
Prince Avenir. Baptist
Dr. J. J. Bennett, lPantor.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock., S.
a Wingfield, superintendent.
Special Ur,'varsity and State
Normal School classes. '
Preaching by the pastor at 11
o'clock In the morning' and 8
o'clock In the evening.
B. Y. P. U. meets at 7 o’clock.
Monthly conference at the 11
o'clock hour. |
Central Presbyterlaii
Rev. S. J—. Cartledge. Rastor.
• Mr. J. T. Dudley, superintendent
of Sunday school.
Sunday school 9:45 A. M,
Preaching by the pastor 11 a. m.,
and 8 p. m. \ , |
Christian Endeavor Societies 8
nnd 7 p. m.
- A special invitaUon to atudentk
and strangtn. .
It you have nt
worship with us.
First Christian t
"The church that fetls like! homo.
Dr. M. B. Miller. Pastor.
19 a. nt. HfbltS school, Mr.Grsvete
Stephenson, superintendent.
10:30 Men'a Friendship BHile
for the Democratic nomination to,class. ' ■
a seat In the council from the Fifth 1 U »• ™-
ward to succeed. A. L. Jtavtad VURm of.
who wg*ll not seek re-nomlnatlon.
and J. P. McCall announcea as a
candidate for tbo nomination from
the Second Ward, for the seat now
occupied by Dr. H. Hcywood
who la a candidate to succeed him
self.
All three of the new candidates
are wall known. iMh. Matthews Is
, and ■ former connctlman and Is naw a
ns far member of the Boar dof Education
Mr. Dunaway la a well known
business man nnd Mr. McCall a
former member of the police force.
11 a.
dear.
7 p. m.,. Intermediate Christian
EndeaVo,.
7 p. m. Consecration Meeting,
Senior Society of Christian En
deavor.
8 p. m. Evening sermon, "Tho
Simplicity of tho Gospel.”
Monday evening. Men's . Blblo
Club.
Tuesday evening Volunteer class.
Church of Christ Convention, j
First Presbyterian
Rev. E. L. Hill. D. D., Pastor.
There will be the usual servicea
at this church at 11 a. m. and 8
p. m., Morning subject ."A Living
Message for a Dead World." Even
ing subject, "The Righteous—His
Burden and the Remedy.”
Sunday school at tho First
church at 9:45 a. m„ J. A. Morton.
Supt; At Hoyt Chapel at 4 p. m„
Mr. Colquitt Carter. Supt.
Juolon c. E. Society at 4 p. m.,
Intermediate C. E. Society at 4 p.
m.; Snd senior C. E. Society at
7 p. to.
Prayer meeting Wednesday after-
noon at A o’clock. r
A cordial Invitation to all of
these servicea.
Regular service at 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even-
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
ing at- 8 o’clock.
The Woman’s Missionary So
ciety meets e.very first and third
Monday afternoon at, 4 o'clock in *
tho church. . ‘ *
6. Ml PRESIDENT -
* Fkst Baptist
J. C. Wllkirson, pastor.
Bible School 10 a. m., E. B.
Moll, superintendent
Morning worship 11*15; subject,
“Finding Your Calling.”
Subject 8 p. m., “When tho
Crowds Left Jesus.'
Tho B. Y. P. U. will meot at 7
p. m. i
Tho pastor will preach a special
sermon on tho night of November
11th. It* Is well that wo should
honor tho memory of those who
died to mako this day possible.
What shall be our line of progress?
How can wo best remember them?
You aro Invited to bo present nt
this service.
Col. J. C. Woodward Calls
on Members of Univer
sity Faculty. Says His
School Year a Good One.
November 13-16.
First Methodist
CornerLumpkfn street and Han
cock avenue.
Rev. S. E. Wasson, (Pastor.
Colonel J. C. Woodward, presi
dent of Georgia Military Acamedy
nt College Park, was In Athens
Saturday cn route, from Greenville
to Collego Park.
While in tho city Colonel Wood
ward called on a number of hIM
friends at the Untvcrpfty of Geor
gia and tho State College of Agri
culture.
Colonel Woodward states that
his institution is experiencing one
of the best years In Its history. Be
sides. having a largo number of
students In attendance from all
parts of Georgia, there are many
nt the Institution from Florida and
other states. Tho athletic record
being made by his students is very
good, the president announced.
Accompanying Colonel Wood- .
ward was his wife. They were
making the trip by motor.
Clarke
lum Hut for thf
County Fair which will be hold
during tho week of November 12
In conjunction with the Odd Fel
low, Festival his been completed
and will be announced wttbjn the
next few dayl.
The fair this year will be very
Intonating and exhlhita of tho
work of the boys' and glrla' clubs
In the county will he displayed. In
addition exhibits of products In
the marwifacturing line here will be
displayed.
The Odd Fellows Carnival will
have Miller Brother Shows which
will have a number of Interesting
and entertaining features. » ^
MILLER
SHOWS
r&ussati
YES, WE HEARD
GEORGIA WIN FROM AUBURN!
Play By Play Over Our Set
WOULDN’T you rather hear the game in detail in the comfort
and privacy of your own home, than sit through two hours
of rain and cold after having traveled 160 miles to see it? Then,
we not only got the Georgia-Auburn game, but all other.football
scores that were made yesterday, besides a lot of other interest
ing news, etc.
We Will Install a Set in Your Home on Approval.
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
- Smith Building
Phone 711
Among the feature attractions of
ttie Miller Bros. Showa is the new
135.900 caterpillar ride which car
ries >4 coaches going around In a
with a huge curtain which has tho
circles and doing the dip the dips
shape and color of a caterpillar
undoubtedly th/s attraction will,
create a sensation.
PALACE SPECIAL MONDAY
“Slave of
Desire”
With George Walsh, Bessie Love, Carmel Myers
A picturization of an immortal story by the great Honore dc
Balzac, the man who understood woipen.
The gay boulevards, the sidewalk cafes, the drawing room of
a notorious vampire and the magic spell of an evil talisman.,
Balzac’s great story has been brought to the screen in a lavish
manner.
Milter Bros. Wild West will
prove Interesting to both old and
young where the public will be
entertained with real cowboys,
row glrla. bucking bronchos and
steers, kicking mulea, funny clowna
and fancy roping.
Human Roulette special ride for
tho children and world of other
high chus attractions. (
Tho Miller Bros, are contemplat
ing wintering here provide aulta-
hlo- trackage for tholr care and
buildings can he arranged. This
would moan n big expenditure and
,'nvolvo thousands of dollars which
would bo spent In Athena among
local merchants.
Reduced Rates
Over Southern
Tho Southern Rfilway , Syatem
wJll sell tickets at reduced rates
to Athens, on November 10th, ac
count of Vlrglnla-Georgia Football
same. Tickets will be sold from At
lanta. ^Blberton, and Intermediate
points at one and one-half first
class oneway fare for the round
trip, tickets-.on sale for morning
trains November 10th, good until
midnight November 11th, of which
date return trip must be cortt-
pleted, G. * B. Miller, commercial
agent, announces.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
“THE EAGLE’S FEATHER”
Jack London’s Sensational World
Famous Story
WITH
James Kirkwood, Lester Cuneo
Elinor Fair
“THE ABYSMAL BRUTE”
Starring
Reginald Denny
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY (Sensation)
m—
BLASCO IBANEZ’S
, "ENEMIES of WOMEN”
With Lionel Barrymore and Alma Rubens
EXTRA 9 P. M. SHOWS
“The Georgia Bulldog Orchestra”
7 CLASSY, SNAPPY, MUSICAL WONDERS
We Give “Trade Coupons” on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
J. BUSH, Jeweler
SALES DAILY
2:30 P. M.—7:30 P. M.
Until Christmas
JEWELRY AUCTION SALES DAILY
J. BUSH, .Jeweler
SALES DAILY
2:30 P. M.—7:30 P. M.
Until Christmas
Entire Stock of Watches, Diamonds, Cut Glass, Silverware
OF HIGHEST GRADES WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
m 165 Clayton Street
Next Door to Kress’ 1 Oc Store
J. BUSH, Jeweler
