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Office 1201 — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS
life. Foods that are necessary for
good tooth formation are necessary
for tooth preservation in later
life. Foos and the tooth brush
save teeth says, Dr. IIcv.c cf the
Forsythe Dental Hospital, Boston.
The thrifty housewife
housewife who avoids Unless ex
penditure by choosing foods for
her family wisely.
Miss Susan Matthews, nutrition
j specialist of the Georgia State
— Residence 832! college of Agriculture is In the
J exhibit booth and'will be glad to
JUDGE HOLDEN TO
ADDRE8S P. T. A.,
LUCY COBB
Judge Holden will speak on Ed
ucation to the Elementary School
P. T. A, at Lucy Cobb, Friday aft
ernoon. The meeting begins
promptly at 4 o'clock.
The program committee of the
Elementary School P. T. A, has
arranged quite an /ntereatlng. pro
gram for Friday afternoon in cele
bration of Education Week. Judge
Holden will speak on, that vital
subject.
All members are urged to attend
and a cordial invitation Is extender!
I to all who are interested.
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THE PA88ION PLAY
On Thursday, Nov. 16th. at 8 p.
m.. at Emmanuel rhi|jvh Those
who have been privileged to hear
this lecture by Dean Johnston of
St Philip's Cathedral In Atlanta,
are most eagqr to hear it again
and are urging all their Crte**<1s not
to miss this great* opportunity.
There will be no charge, but the j d^scuss the features of the exh'bit
free Vf'll offering will be u«ed for' with the women of Athene.
missions, at Dean Johnston'
quest. The public is cordially in
cited.
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GEORGIA DENTAL ASSO
CIATION ENDOR8E8
FOOD DI8PLAY AT
GEORGIAN 'HOTEL
Athens mothers are urge dhy the
chairman of Home Economics
The exhibit consists of a parallel
display of diets, the one conducive
to poor tooth formation, the other
conducive to good tooth forma
tion and preservation.
FORGET-ME-NOT
COMMITTEE8 NAMED
The committees to handle and
1J Forget-Me-No9t* in Athens
committee of the Woman's club, i Saturday, have been announced by
Mrs. Rufus Moss, to see the ex- • A. S. Parker, the general chair-
Mbit prepared' by the nutrition man and they are as follows:
students at the College of Ago'
culture now on display In Zh<s lobby
of the Georgian hotel.
Prominent dentists attending the
•late convention here endorsed
this exhibit with praise. That
goad teeth arc bora not made, Is
recognized by thinking dentists to
day. The diet of the nursing moth
ers and subsequently the diet of
the young child determines before
the 8ge of six, the kind of teeth
the.individual is to have through
Team Xo. 1-J-Mrs Horace Holden,
chairman; Misses Frances Holden,
Van Wllkena, Margaret Sizer. Mar
geretha Morris. Sarah Price, Eli
zabeth Arnold M.argaret McGow
Team Ns. 5 Mrs. B. G People?,
chairman: Misses Elizabeth Bondu-
rant. Polly Powers, Elizabeth Cur-
ry. Lucile Cook, Mary Ferguson,
Alice Winn Peeples. Margaret Me-
Kirns* y. Amy Quinlan, Annie Lau
rie Wler
PALACE
now m,
PLAYING
—the sweep of drama, the overpowering
beauty of romance.
“Enemies
’f Women”
By Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Lionel Barrymore
Alma Rubens
and an all star cast
r&M I Extra rAttirafctfott Wight fihewas^P* W4
GEORGIA BULLDOG
ORCHESTRA
Seven Jazzy, Snappy, Musical Wonders
The Fashion Shop
Is Making
TRADEJMONTH
Attractive With Special Value Offerings
All Over the Store
Fine Coats Reduced
DRESSES ON SALE AT
Four Special Prices
$9.95 $14.35 j[$19.S5 $25.09
HEAVY ALL WOOL COLLEGE SWEATERS $7.50
$25.00 SPORT COATS-SPECIAL $16.95
All Evening Dresses Radically Reduced.
Special Showing of New PEGGY PAIGE Dresses.
WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS
Wunderhose
95c
Hosiery
As You
Like It
$1.95 ,
Corner Clayton anil Jackson Streets
“12th Street!
Rag”
an old favorite
“blues’* fox
trot played in
a new way by
Ted Lewis and
Hie Band on a
Columbia
Record.
A-3972
75c
Team No. 3—Mrs. W. H. Ashford
chairman; Misses Hazel Hodgson.
Katherine Ashford, Katherine Park.
Queenle Holden.
Team No. 4—Mr*. W W Crews,
chairman. Mrs Ralph Hodgson,
Mr* O. W. Bowen, Mr*. R P White,
Mr* Hulme Kinnebrew, Mrs.
Frank Hardy. Mrs. Hudson, Mia.
H. A Pendergraph, Mf* T H Gib
son.
Team No. 5—Mrs. 8ol Boley,
chairman; Misses Rose Bush (l
Stella Flatau, Amelia Dornblatt.
Evelyn Boley, Mildred Boley, Lil
lian Isaacs.
Team No. «—Mrs. James L. Rex
ton, chairman; Misses Frqrtces
Myers, Ruby McMahan, Martha
Soiltll. Anlce Tracy. Virginia
Brown.
Mrs. A. R Parker, General chair,
man. urges that the _ chairmen of
teams with their workers meet her
promptly nt 4:30 Friday afternoon
at the y. W C A office on College
avepue. for final Instructions
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CHI PHI TEA DANCE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The Chi Phi Fraternity will keep
open house Saturday and enter
tain in Jhe afternoon nt a lovely
tea dance, which will be one of the
brightest social affairs of the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn, Mrs.
Robert Woodruff and Mr J Glenn
of Atlanta will be the week end
guests of Mr and Mrs. Morton
Hodgson for the college activities.
Mr. and Mrs Turner Jones of At
lantn will be the week end guests
of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Gordon.
Capt and Mrs. John Nicholson
and children of Dahlonega will
spend the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. E H. Dorsey
The many friends of Mr. and Mr*.
Harry Launiua In Monroe and else
where, throughout Georgia . and
otherJ}tatekfwil> rejoice with them
overturn ‘Improvement In tbt con
dition of Mrs Launlus’ health at the
City Hospital In Athena. She
been violently sick and the greatest
concern has been felt about her.
She |a one of Monroe'* most charm
Ing young matrons.—Walton News.
t Mr and Mra E M Orr annoum
the birth of a daughter Wednesday
November the 7th
Mr. And Mrs. R C Darby and Mr.
Rufus Darby of Atlanta will be the
week end guests of Mr nr.d Mr*
Hugh Huggins.
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Mnt; Waiter Clements ho*
turned to Atlanta After a visit to
Miss Eunice Brooks,
Mr. Murphy Candler
turned to Atlanta. Mr*. Candler
will prolong her visit with Mrs.
Dr.[Andrew Soule was the prin
cipal speaker at an agricultural
meeting in Montezuma Tuesday
The friend* of Miss Mabel Head
will be glad to learn she Is doing
nicely at the General hospital fol
lowing an appendicitis operation.
Managers and
Polling Places
Are Announced
Polling places and-managers for
the general municipal and' bond
election here December 5 were
agreed upon Wednesday night by
city council.
In ths First Ward the pollin?
place will be the fire headquart
ers with R. F. Wood, Walter Kent,
Miss Louie Lane, Howell Fitzpat
rick, Bob Yarbrough and Mra. R. J
Grr,
The second word polling place
will be at the city hall with the
following managers: W. J. Russell.
Lloyd Brooks, E, B. Maglll. Sam
Cruce. J. K. Giles and J. T Galla
gher
The third Ward poling plaoe
will be on lower Clayton with the
following managers: Cobb Lamp-
kin. Ross Crane, E. L. Wilkins. R.
Goodwyn, Upson Harper, J. A.
Darwin
The fourth ward voters will go
to the fire halt on Prince and H»!l
streets with the following mapag-
Jim Fuller. M B. Bryan, Miss
Daisy Colbert, Fred Blrchroore, M.
P. O’Callaghan and W. O. Tiller.
The fifth ward polling place will
he the old power plant with Wal
ter B Hodgson, Mrs. Julius Tal-
made, J. L. McBlroy, R. O. Davit,
W M Crane and E C Potts, man
agers.
READ
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
Special Values
for Saturday
Saturday will be a big day in Athens, “Home
Coming” Day for Georgia boys—first drawing
of the trade month prizes. Many special values
will be offered at this store for Saturday.
Special Values for $1.00
Colored glass candle sticks, pair $1.00
Colored Glass Bowls with pedestal $1.00
Electric Hair Curling Irons
.$1.00
5 Electric Light Bulbs, 60 watt size $1.00
6 Pair Childrens 34 Length Sox for ....
. .$1.00
5 Colored Stripe Turkish Towels for . .$1.00
3 Pillow Cases, lace edge, full size, for
. .$1.00
Ladies’ Winter Weight Union Suits . . .
.$1.00
2tf Balls Bticilla Crochet Cotton for •’ • - -. .$1.00
$1.25 Ladies Paarsois for ..
.$1.00
3 yards Lingerie Crepe .
.$1.00
$1.50 Knit Underskirts
.$1.00
18x54 Cluny Dresser Scarfs $1.00
5 yards, all Linen Towling .... $1.00
Alarm Clocks
.$1.00
5 yards 27-inch Outings
.$1.00
3 yards 60-inch Sheeting
.$1.00
1 Dozen B. B. Hair Nets ...: $1.00
36-inch All Wool Serge
$1.00
$1.49 Quality Table Damask ;.,
.$1.00
$1.25 Wfcard Mops
■vr
.$1.00
Chamoisette Gauntlettes, $1.50
Extra good quality ChamoisetteGauntlettes. All sizes, in the de
sirable colprs for $1.60.
Cost Suits Reduced 1-3
You may choose from the lot of coat suits at 1-3 less than the ,
regular price. \ ; 1 '
\ Coats For $22.50
New models in good quality Velour and Bolivia, collars and cuffs
of telf material and fur. Plain colors, self striped and plaid.
Usually these coats would, be priced $27.50 and $28.60. For a
special sale they are priced $22.60.
Metal Waste Baskets $1.25
For office and home, ajl metal in stenciled colors, $1.25
Stylish Dresses Specially Priced $19.75
All the newest styles are shown in Poriet Twills, Crepe de Chines,
Canton Crepes, and Satins. Shown in the season’s most favored
colors. Special values at $19.75.
These Frocks are Specially Priced $15.00
For Saturday Sale
These dresses are made of tlje best quality Poriet Twills, Poplins
and Jerseys. Nicely tailored, a variety of good styles to choose
from at $15.00. ■ -
Stencilled Parchment High Shades 75c
Mens Woolen Coat Jackets $3.98
Made of all wool these coat jackets for men are suitable for in
door or outdoor wear. All colors and sizes.
Boys All Wool Sweaters $3.00
Boys slipover sweaters, high grade, all wool, solid colors and
combinations. A wonderful value at $3.00.
3-Piece Buffet Set $2.95
Polychrome buffet set, fruit bowl and pair candle sticks. Extra
special value for $2.95.
Crinkle Bed Spreads $1.98
Good quality Crinkle Bed Spreads for single and double beds,
each $1.98.
Davison-NicMson Co.
ATHENS’ BUSIEST STORE