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phmio discontinuances are not
wild.
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LOST AND FOUND
I LOST—Platinum bar pin
studded &ith medium
sized Itfai
Vour WantsAll of Them - Supplied Here
WANT * r 4 AP
FOlt SALK^-Ohc hot lilast heater;
$12.00, porch swing. $3.00,
porch shades $0.00, nice floor
lamp $12.00, cost $25.00. Phone
680-J, 246 W. Hancock. nl
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
W A N T K D-100 men in
"Frifndship Bible Class” next
Sunday, 10 a. m. First Chris
tian Church, M. B. Miller,
nl6e
teacher.
nds. Finder IWANTED-A large oil heater,
return it to u'ust.be in good condition end
it II. IO give a good host. Arply at lie
Thomas St feet. nflc
and receive
ax Michael
1 FOR SALE
fl
If OR SALE—rGronnd Bone good
B for the Chicken*. National Mar*
B ket, Phono 747, 124 Thom**
■ Street. n6c
II
SfOR SALE—Dining table and six
■ chairs at a real bargain. Phone
■ ityfl-W. 536 College Avo. nllo
HfOR SALE—Goat cart kn har-
■ nes. 57.50. Cole Hot Blast Heat-
■ er No. 18 a D, M00. Epps Garage,
B 392 Washington street. Phone
B 497.
HfOR SALE—Mission library suite,
B $35.00; lam mirror, $7.00;
B leather rocker, $5.00; ice box.
■ $3.50; ga* heater, $1.00. Phone
m 893-W. nice
■FOR SALE, RENT or Exchange—
■ Seven room house, two acre tot,
■ with good barn and garage, and
B five room house, and store com- ”
H bined on acre lot. J. W. Beard,
B Oconee Hdfght*. n9p ^
■FOR SALE—Edison Re-Creation*.
■ Good condition. At a sacrifice.
■ Peter Pearson, 256 Dougherty,
■ Phone 1205. n9p
■ FOR SALE—One Burrougs adding
■ machine in good condition. Will -
I >'11 cheap. Apnly L. K. Johnson, I tt
■ Box 388, I'hone 9014. liOc.
■ for SALE—Groccnes, first class
■ 5trcak-a’-lcan, side meat 12ttc _
■ ner pound# good, self-riling or r>
■ plain flour, 48 opunds, $1.50.
1 IH i *
I R. F. Christian, Grocer
■ Broad SL Old Dispensary Bldg.
£ *,»'/ nlOc —
1 — ~w
■ FOR SALE^-One two-horse Nis-
J sen Wagon. $18.00. Wooden lard *
■ tubs, GO lbs capacity, 10c.each.i
■> Furs and hides ^umcd,^ct ^
m catalog. Athens «7dy T:o., w
1 Thomas St. nl7p
IfoR SALE—One Sellers Kitchen
1 Cabinet, one large^art square, al-
■ most new. will sell cheap. Can
| be seen at 297 Hull SL n9c. -
IFOR RENT—Five room house,
1 barn and several acres of high-
1 ly cultivated land, ideal for
1 truck and chicken farm. Phone
■ 90X nl2p r£
■FOR SALE—L e d i c s
I Ready to Wear Store in
1 100 per cent location in
1 Winston-Salem, N. C.
1 Reason for selling, pro-—
1 prietor died and estate FC
1 wants to be settled. Can
I give immediate posses- , Q
I sion. Address M. S. Co-
1 hen, Box 1844, Winston- 0“
| Salem, N. C. nllc —
WANTED-TURKEYS. Will give
♦op market for delivery after
Nov. 18. Write B"X 336, Ath-
ens, how many you have, nllc
two hundred acres. Give full in
formation ‘ and particulars and
lo’veRt ca«h price. P. O. 1305,
Atlanta. Ga. nOp
JEWELRY AUCTION SALE
Al| th&ntresoer* here who
‘‘Lasses’* and his All .Star Min
strels Inrt season will welcome thf
announcement that the incompar
able “LnsHrs” and his band ' of
forty funmakers will be at th« j way”— a burlesque treatment of
Colonial theatre Y»n tomorrow. Sat-, the 'national event that
unlay evening. Last season he ; yearly on the great Indianapolis
Rave us two bln*featur«s to which ' Speedway. It in In two scenes, the
another has been added this «eu-; f'rct showing Main Street—Black 1
NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M.
Over-stocked—Must Raise Cash.
Come and Take Advantage, of This
Great Feast of Bargains. _
- J. BUSH, Jeweler
165 Clay top Street
Next Door to Kress oi* and 10c Store
n28c. M. Harris. Auctioneer.
j-fe--
With the rlne of the curtain; vllle with the local and vlsitlnS
thp firnt part which Is called ! colored people worked up to a high
“The Roof Garden’ ’th»re is re- {pitch of excitement In their dls-
orites of last year'* company and
occurs in addition thereto tome new iprm*
bws most prominent of whom In
“Billy'* ‘ Doss, a monologist, who
has b/fu hit in vaudeville for rotm
time. B<nts seiima- at jimn H
tfar store.
tractor or the best painting, in
side-and oat, side painting, kal-
tomining. All work guaranteed.
nllp
VANTED—To insure your valua
ble dogs. Our policies cover
losses from any cause, including
theft and disappearance. \Vrite
P. O. Box 615, Athens, Ga. nl8<
hand-painted China for Thanks
giving^ and Christmas. Call
Kimzcy, 1454-W.
ealcd one of the most beautiful
first parts qy# r shown in a min
strel entertainment. It is a re
production of .the roof garden ol
one of {few York’s famous hotels
This should prove a real sensation
“At the Seaside” is another fea
ture that “Larses” wrote for this
seauou and it shows a /•esort to
which, on a holiday the colored
folks of the vicinity go for a Ju-
bllie, during which sinking and
dancing are indulged in by the full
vocal and dance corps of the com
pany. The “piece d«* reeistenoe”
is saved for the finale. It Is an
other of “Lasses" contributions and
cussions over the probable
come of the great race which is to
take place, that afternoon. From
this the scene shifts to the Black-
vllle Speedway where the innl
arrangements for the big event art
being made. Into these two scene*
“Losses’ ’It Is .said, has written
more> laugh producing lines and
created ludicrous situations to a
greater extent than has before
been known in a minstrel after-
piece. “Lasses” will be seen as
“Kcsema Itch" and opposite to
him will be “Skeet” Mayo as
“Epidemic Spread.** All the com
pany figure in the skit. With the
BOILER REPAIRING
Apple Oats .......... 80c Bu.
Blue Stem Wheat .. $2.00 Bu.
Cofer Seed Store
We are in the market for Field
Peas ih any quantity.
BOILER REPAIRING
Flues for Every Type of Boiler
Are Carried in Stock By Us
Heavy Welding Done Anywhere
We furnish bag and twine.
Phone 247
269 N. Lumpkin St.
WELDINC AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING
ARE OUR!SPECIATLIES I
ROOK STORE
MARKETS
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market closed
at 32 cents Friday. The previous
close was 33 1-4 cents.
WANTED—HELP
to deliver papers. Good
routes in most any part
of city. Apply Banner
Herald Office.
of will rent 2-horse crop. Prefer
close to Athens. Write Box 800.
Arnoldsville, Ga.n8p
>—Man clerk with ex
perience, acquainted with Athens
people. Give age. reference had
experience. P. O. 113, Athens,
nOp
n. preferably near Universi-
Addrcss “Student,” Box 836.
^ANfib—&a&ral'T!Sy, to i*
liver papers. Can give you route
in most any part of city. Apply
Banner-Herald office.
FOR RENT—ROOMS
ping. Close in. Phone
236 W. Dougherty St.
nOc
nllc |
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TAXIE SERVICE
Wii
ith I
Dri 1
Reliable
vers ■
YOU-DRIVE-IT CO.
Phone 661
140 Washington St (■
FOR RENT
cl!’» Bridge road, Atlanta high-
w.y, near Athens.
F. A. LIPSCOMB
Phone 109 Athens. Gn.
McLliLL AN’S
5c-10c-25c STORE
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Southbound
IK a Altaata-Honroe load 1:11 p
Ml p Aa-Btrnnexesn-Xom. 1:11
1:12 p N.T.-W«.h.-nicb.-No’k. 3:11 p
USp AU.-Abb.niie local T:M -
U:I4 p AU.-BlrmlDSb.rn I IS •
!!:•« ? Jf.T.Wash.* N ° ,k * 6:19 a
•EORBIA RAILROAD
Arms Doput
1:11 M Id* am
U:ti cm I:U pm
Full Line of Blankets and
Sweaters
Blankets .98c up
Sweaters 98c up
nUc
Watch Our Windows
8HOE REPAIRING
All Work Guaranteed
Freeman’s Shoe Shop
Work Called For snd
Delivered.
900
139.1 Frine# Avenue.
Now Opened For
Business
UlNISVILLE MIDLAND'RAILWAY.
, Jjo. 1 UumAiMi lor O.ln.rrlll.
No. i> Leaves Ataens (or Oalntarin. |
, THE
squared'eal
11 Arrlvta Athens from aaina.
•III. S:S0 p. ir
No, 11 Arrlt
i Atari
ins from Qala.i-
*W« 11:1* i
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Klr.ctlv. Sunday. April A lies.
No. s Ilaves Athena T:4S a. m.. er-
Lata MSs.ii.
No. S Iutm Atasas 4:1* p. k. or-
GARAGE
■SAM 51 STONE—"PEG" TOUNO
All Wcrk Guaranteed.
No. t I
**»Vf -*»*—»* ■
1v<k 6 leaves Lula 10:10 a. a*., a;
hr*« AC'i.s 11:48 a. m.
O. Li. MILLER. C. A., Phone ftl
Where We Appreciate
Your Patronage.
IT COSTS
NO MORE
MoPeP
MORE MILES
GASOLINE
MORE POWER
QUICK STARTING
ON COLD MORNINGS
what determines the performance of the motor if It Is in
running condition at all. .. ..
MoPeP on the Road Gives You Results.
Customers have told Us of some marvelous mileage made
on tours when they used MoPeP. We’d like to hear from you.
'We Are Independent Home Dealers
and We Appreciate Your Builneea.
WE GIVE TRADE C0UP0N8
E.-S. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY ‘
Phone 895
Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets
MOTORLIFE OIL COMPANY
Prince and Meigs
NEW YORK COTTQN
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Jan. 32.90 33.40 32.30 32.30 33.65
Mih. 33.10 33.50 32.58 32.C0 34.95
DOC. 33.50 33.65 32.60 32.70 34.03
11 A. M. Bids. January 33.10;
March 33.38; December 33.50.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
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Jan. 32.90 33.25 32.50 32.50 33.57
Mch. 32.75 33.30 .32.44 32.44 33.73
Dec. 33.00 33.16 32.20 82.20 33.55
11 A. M. Bids: January 33.07;
March 33.10; December 33.04.
NEW YORK STOCKS
I*. C
Open
C6ca Cola .
74%
Kennicott Copper ..
33
Studebaker .
102%
104%
U. S. Steel
94%
94%
Southern Ry
35%
lib
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open
P. C.
Close
WHEAT-
106%
107%
106%
DdC. ... ..
105%
106%
105%
May
110%
111%
110%
CORN-
75%
78%
75%
Dec. .. ...
77%
78%
79%
75%
75%
74%
43%
43%
Dec..'.* .. *-*
42%
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May - • ••
44%
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ARTISTIC ,
PICTURE
FRAMING
Diploma., Coi tiGc.t.a, Photo
graphs and Pictures of any kind
framed properly.
' Prompt Service.
WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS. |
v Ca^ on us ft Your Boiler Needs Repairing .r\
KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO.
Athens, Georgia
Phone 351
West Washington St.
GARDNER’S
BOOK STORE
185 Clayton Street
STUDEBAKER
Be Sure and See
the 1924 Model
STUDEBAKER
Before You Buy.
LAWLER MOTOR
COMPANY
STORE YOUR COTTON WITH US
SELL YOUR COTTON .THROUGH US
Athens Branch of
INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC.
CAPITAL 51,000,000.00. General Offlcei, New York.
We Issue Negotiable Receipts, Acceptable As
— inks of Athens.
Collateral By the Bank
SAFETY. COURTESY, SATISFACTION, SERVICE
Robert Ould
A. R. (Gns) Nicholson
Ben F. Woods
Henry L. I’ope
We Have Two 1923
Ford Touring Cars
For Sale
Only a Few Montha Old.
It's A Real Show,
Enemies of Women
‘-Rapmlea o( Women’ ’la one of
the most Interestln* pleturee evvr (
thnwn In Athena—and thta laft’t
written at any ropiest of the
“management." It’a a voluntary
fact.
If* a picture with a war *tory
nod unlike moat picture* with
the beautiful setting* of Pari* and
the Rivera It I* made IN PARIS
and to f^CjUTHBRN FRANCES.
You see Monte Carlo and not an
imitation. You *ee the triumph*
ant armh* mnrchlng under
USED CARS
Dodge 1 Sedan.
1923 Ford Touring.
1923 Ford Roadster.
C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO
Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning^;
We Give Trade Coupon* on Coal, Coke, Ginning, Bagging and
Tie* and’Account*.
ARMSTRONG & DOBBS
Oconee Street Phone -521
JOHN K. DAVIS
Builders
701 Sou. Mut. Bldg.
Phone 1877
USBD CAR BARGAINS
Radial* V
Better than Ever
, —and Less in Cost
Radioia V end Radioia RC—better
because they operate now on dry bat
teries— instead of storage batteries.
Less in coat because dry batteries cost
less. And because of the new
/'combination price dm includes all
batteries and headset, with your
Radioia V or Radioia RC: Complete $142.50
na&L
The old-storage battery way brought
the cost, complete, to $207.50l A
big saving, now! On two sets famous
for dear reception of distance. , /
“Ttiere’sa Rx&oitijdr every purse?
Solti and installed by
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
Phqpe 711 .Smith Building
nnt armit* marching unuer inw
arch of triumph In Pari* on^ not
down a Lo* Angele* «treet..
The story 1* « grplplni? one. the
Betting* arc gorgeous and tb* act
ing I* *upwb.
A Una Reuben* and LionePRarry-
mora and the principal*. IVmt’*
enough. .
Th« n there are tbo*e Georgia
Rulldog orchentra nrtl*t*_to please
you. They were received with n
ulad hand Thursday nluht and
they are there agptn Friday night.
If you’ll see thl« picture you will j
be glad we reminded you. #
BATTERIES
$16.15
For Ford and Others
Radio A. & B. Batteries
At Reasonable Prices
CLARKE STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
DRIVB THRU
Phone 677
nl4e
\ ’ WATCH TniS PAPER
BVBBT SUNDAY FOR
OUR USED CAR BARGAINS.
CITY GARAGE & MOTOR CO.
Phone 371.
CO A I,—COAL—COAL
ANTHRACITE COAL ^
BEST PENNSYLVANIA EGG
At Pre-Strike Price.
HANCOCK COAL COMPANY
Phone 707 Phone 707
E. M.
REAL ESTATE
D. G. Anderson & Co.
224H Clayton SL
BaQdlng Lots a Specialty.
STEAM PRESSING
CLBANING. REPAIRING
AND PRESSING
WE sp£cialize IN
LADIES WORK.’
FORSTER PRESSING
COMPANY
Phone 1886
You can now see the 1924
Model* of tb# Following Corf
on Display—
HUDSON
ESSEX
OAKLAND
OLDSMOBILE
W. L & GEO. M.
ABNEY
154 W. Clayton SL
Story’s Cotton Warehouse
< Athens, Ga.
H. G. STORY, Prop.
Thirty-five yeari of succetaful operation. Will appreciate
your business and assart you of my beat efforts to serve
you satisfactorily.
Liberal Advance Made on Cotton Stored '
V ’ - 4 ' nllc’ l
—-— »—i—
FRESH SIEATS
Try Somt ot Our Choice
Cuts and Be One of Our
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
E. Ii FLANAGAN MARKET
157 Thomta Street
CADILLAC’S
AND
WHITE TRUCKS
BATTERY REPAIRING
WHEN YOU NEED A
NEW BATTERY SEE US /
CITY GARAGE & MOTOR COMPANY
We Have Expert Battery Repairmen
Phono 271 Phone S7I
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Now Is the
Time to Place
Your Order for
Christmas
Pictures
ADAMS & ARNETT
STCDIOtiStof
Soule Cadillac Co.
Sales and Service
MONOGRAMS. LINENS AND LINGERIE
EMBROIDERED VERY REASONABLY
MRS. P. E. DETTRA
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING
Phono 602 1323 S. Lumpkin St.
COFFER
COFFEB
Phone 661
168 W. Washington
STEAM PRESSING
162 1-2 Clayton St
SJfcl
CLEANING. PRESSING
REPAIRING
HATS RENOVATED
Wnite dressing Club
H Cleaners That Clean
Phone 686
^ fi26c
HAVE YOU TRIED
NOO-NAME COFFEE?
“A Delicious High Grade Coffee"
NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO.
Athens, Georgia.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Furnhitrc Repairing a:.d Itefinished
Furniutre for Sale
ATHENS FIXTURE COMPANY
rhooc 1100 Phone