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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
PAGE SEVEN
minAY, NOVEMBER 16. 192.1.
WANT AD RATES
2 Cents a Word
ilnimum gh*£Q*
ot fit* in-
All discoiRWtMees MUSI ■
| made in nWB >» til* Banner-
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Your Wants - All of Them - Supplied Here
WANT * r k AD A* F>AQE
IFOR SALE—Large heater, burns
wood or coal. Phone 525. nl6c
lost and found
- r- r:.~. .1
retumi
845 Baxter Street.
SAL] ,
.... Cell?
14 or 57.
SALE .
R. bpring ana i
•ally new. tCa'I 1131.
SALE—GRO
hilp you wait; 24 lbs.
1 F. CHRISTIAN. Grocer
Br^Street.
icrkshirc Pigs,
iccks old. Orr & Co.
ng, fully equipped. <
Trussell Motor Co.
FQR.SALE
nALED BMVlNE HAY
Rriaanabl^TW , 'quick Sale.
ANK A. LIPSCOM1
Phone 109.
TAXIE SERVICE
With Reliable
Drivers
YOU-DRIVE-IT CO.
Phone. 661
140 Washington St.
E, KAY
THE tMILirta -AINfRB"
Fine Palntin* and Interior
Decorating ,
hone la& Athent, Go.
RAILROAD SCDEDULBS
BSAOOARD AIR LINE RV.
SontbOoi
ita-Hoaroe load 1:1
p AU.-Blrrnln-liam-M.nL 1:11
N.T.-Waah--tUeh.-JtolL 1:11
AtL-Abbanna local
Atfc-
■ EOR1IA RAILROAD
BOLTON. Ac.ni, Ahona 1«
Depart fur Mayun 7:40 a. m.
Arrtv* trim Atacon 1S:1I ^ «.
***£!
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
Eight room dwelling, large lot.
variety of fruit, all convenien
ces, within one block of the bus-
mess section of Winder, Ga., for
a six room dwelling in Athens.
One Burroughs nina column split
machine for sale cheap. P. O.
Box 371 or Phone 356. nl6c
FOR RENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms. Close in. Apply 243 East
Dougherty Street. nl3n
i
• FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
i and {Kitchenette and connecting
j bath, conveniences; three blocks
| from Georgian Hotel. 665 N.
* Jackson Street. nl8c
! WANTED—ROOMS
WANTED—Fumi.hed room with
kitchenette. Permanent. Close in.
Address K., Banner Herald Of
fice. n!6p
WANTED—Refined young busi
ness woman wants room, close
in. Write, “F.,” care Banner-
Herald. n18c
POSITION WANTED
WANTED—Position as stenogra
pher or steno-bookkeeper. Good
references. 'Apply “M. E. W.,”
care Banner-Herald. nl9c
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
WANTEDc-Get our beautiful tan
ning analog. We have hides,
and fura tanned by experts into)
rugs, overcoats, laprobes, etc.
Athena Hide Co., 431 Thomas
Street. nl7p
WANTED—A second hand two-
horse Klein and Martin wagon,
must be in good condition. Dr.
W. H. Cabinesa. • nl8c‘
W A N T E D—Second hand shot
gun. Phone 1656. nl6p
W A N T E D—100 men In the
“Friendship Bible Claaa” next
Sunday, 10 a. m. First Chrlt-
tian Church, M. B. Miller,
teacher. nl6e
WANTED—To Inaur# your yalua-
bio dogs. Our policies cover
losses from any cause, including
theft and disappearance. Write
P. O. Box 015, Athens, Ga. nl8e
GIVE yoor ordera now for four
hand-painted China for Thanks
giving and Christmas. Call
Mrs. C. C. Klmaey, 1454-W.
aHe
WANTED—Several boys
to deliver papers. Good
routes in most any part
of city. Apply Banner-
Herald Office.
WANTED
We want you to place
you rorder today for
your personal Christ-
mas greeting cards.
See
New
Samples
THE McGREGOR
' COMPANY
d!3c
JEWELRY AUCTION SALE
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,
166 Clayton Street
Next Door to Kress 5c and 10c Store
n28c.
McLELLAN’S
BOILER REPAIRING
Now Opened For
Business
THE
SQUARE DEAL
GARAGE
‘SAM** STONE—“PEG" YOUNG
All Wcrk Guaranteed.
Wheie We Appreciate
Your Patronage.
Appier Oats .... 85c Bu.
Blue Stem Wheal — $2.00 Bu.
Cofer Seed Store
We are iii the market for Field
. Peas In any qukntity.
We furnish bag and twine.
Phone 247
269 N. Lumpkin St
dUc
null and Clayton Streets.
STANDARD PECAN TREES
1 W. B.lLamar
masvilk| Ga.
Write 1
Thomasvilld
Or See J. M/Lamar
400 Pulaski, Athena, Ga.
Read
Banner-Herald
Want Ads
W. RRUCK, C. A., Phone 149
2 Luvu Uthans for OalnaavUIe
12 Leaves Atnins tor Gainesville
li: I 4| A Z , ’i.* AUW1 * fr °” 0>lD "‘
0OUTHERN' RAILWAY
If.dlv. Sunday, April n. IMS.
< lt.ni Ath.ni T:U a. a.. ar>
Lula 9:20 a. m.
• l.ar.a AtjnRaCll pa,ar
Lula l:is p. m.
7 lunar Lola l:U p. a, a.--
Alh.ua 1:10 p. m.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
—Will sell at a figure
that yields at present a
good income on invest
ment. Opportunities for
good business property
investments are few
and it will pay you to
investigate this propo
sition. Reasonable cash
payment will handle it.
Address “F. V,” care
Banner-Herald. nl9c
The
Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad
•Page
is one of the most inter
esting and certainly
most profitable pages
of the paper.
Thousands of people
turn their attention to
the Want Ad Page.
Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad
Page
USED CARS
1923 Roadster.
1922 Roadster.
1923 Touring.
1921 Coupe.
6-10.25C STORE
Ladies’ Union Suits
Men’s Union Suits .
Boys’ Union Suits ..
Girls’ Union Suits ..
Men’s Undershirts
79c
59c
39c
39c i
39c
BOILER REPAIRING
Flues for Every Type of IJoiler
Are Carried in Stock By Us
Heavy Welding Done Anywhere
m EVENING
'WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING
ARE OUR SPECIATLIES
Men’s Drawers 39c
Ladies’ Drawers
Ladies’ Undershirts
Children’s Sleepers .
Girls’ Petticoats ...
(Outing or Knit.)
29c
29c
25c
WE GIVE
COUPONS
ASK FOR THEM
BOOK STORE
ARTISTIC
PICTURE
FRAMING
Diplomas, Certificate*. Photo
graphs and Pictures of any kind
framed properly.
Prompt Service.
WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS.
C. A. TRUSSELL MOTOR CO
GARDNER’S
BOOK STORE
STUDEBAKER
Bo Sure and See
the 1924 Model
STUDEBAKER
Before You Buy.
LAWLER MOTOR
COMPANY
Wo Have Tvo 1923
Ford Touring Caro
For Sale
Only a Few Month* Old.
CADILLAC’S
AND
WHITE TRUCKS
Soule Cadillac Co.
Sales and Service
• Phone 651
168 W. Washington
183 Clayton Street
REAL ESTATE
/
D. G. Anderson & Co.
224M Clayton St.
Phone 74
Bnildfng Lota a Specialty.
STEAM PRESSING
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Buggies—Wagons—Harness
Farm Implements
GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Jobbers and Retailers
Broad Street Athens, Ga.
Best Grade RED ASH LUMP COAL
$10.00 Per Ton
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp.
Phones 117—1600
n20c
BATTERY REPAIRING
fhedt-OJite
BATTERY
SERVICE
where you
Other Prat-O-Ulet
in correct tUe for )
every mute of ear. '
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
PREST-O-LITE STATION
dlSf
Yon can now tee the 1924
llodolo of th. Following Can
on Oiaplay— '
HUDSON
• ESSEX
OAKLAND
OLDSMOBILE
W. I. & GEO. M.
ABNEY
154 W. Clayton SL
Call on ua U Your Boiler Needs Repairing
KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO.
Athens, Georgia
Phone 351 West Washington St.
Says Angus Perkerson, of.
the Constitution, in
Speaking of “The Mon
ster.” '
Antrim Perkerson. of the A
I Constitution, hn« the follow!
I say of the performance of
{‘•Monster’’ which Is playing li
dDc- c ftjT this week. “The M
STORE YOUR COTTON WIT# US
SELL YOUR COTTON THROUGH US
Athens Branch of
INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.00. General Offices, New York.
We Ifsbe Negotiable Receipt!, Acceptable As
‘ “ ‘ * nka of Athens.
Collateral By the Bank
SAFETY. COURTEfY, SATISFACTION, SERVICE
Robert Ould
A. JL (Gus) Nicholson
Ben P. Wooda
llenry L. Pope
vhich’
II U<» seen at the Colonial th
I on the 23 of November.-
I "A pleasant evening of horr
I offered by •’The Monster.”
[ was given at the Atlanta t
>' Monday night, and will 1
> there throughout the week
' matinees on Wednesday and flat
f unlay.
| ‘One of the charming charnel
j ers Is a man without any face
another Is a huge black fellow Win
J h»*s no tongue, and n third is :
“thing” that stays outside In
Tth
he
IT.
t and howls like an irritated
Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning
Wc Give Trade Coupons on Coal, Cuke, Ginning,.Bagging and
Ties and Accounts. i v, . » $
ARMSTRONG & DOBBS
Oconee Street Phone 521
n28c.
BUILD8R8
JOHN K. DAVIS
Builders
701 Sou. Mut. Bldg.
Phone 1877
COAL—COAL—COAL
ANTHRACITE COAL
BEST PENNSYLVANIA EGG
At Pre-Strike Price.
HANCOCK COAL COMPANY
Phone 707 Phone 707.
Even the clock has “horrible
habits.” It strikes thl’tfcen instead
of twelve and Immediately after
wards faces appear through the
wall, sheets of iron rlam down ov
er windows and doors, and arm?
reach‘out to drag you through the
floor into nothingness.
•'Electric chairs, horror chn m -'
hers, and a srugeon’s knife in Uni
hands of a maniac, nil add to the
delightful effect of the play. Rel- '
dpm has an audience at the At-
binto theatre enjoyed more shud- rJ
ders In one evening. ‘The Mon-
#ter'* is a means of giving the .
nerves a fillip without vlobtln:;
either the prohibition or the nntl-
narcotic laws.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING
MONOGRAMS, LINENS AND LINGERIE
EMBROIDERED VERY REASONABLY
MRS. P. E. DETTRA
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING
Phon4o02 1323 S. Lumpl
COFFEE
COFFEE
HAVE YOU TRIED
NOO-NAME COFFEE?
“A Delicious High Grade Coffee"
NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO.
Athens, Georgia.
STEAM PRESSING
CLEANING. REPAIRING
MSWUi MIMM
and pressing
WE SPECIALIZE IN
LADIES WORK.
FORSTER PRESSING
COMPANY
Phone 1886
8HOE REPAIRING
All Work. Guaranteed
Freeman’s Shoe Shop
Work Callod For and
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Now Is the
Time to Place
Your Order for
MORE OBVIOUSLY
TERRIBLE
‘The differehce between it and
"The Cat and the Canary,” is that
the canary almost gets swallowed
in ’The Monster.” When com
pared with ‘The Bat," which wan
the first of the series of modern
horror plays, “The Monster” is
found to employ more obvious
means of creating an atmosphere
of terror.
One fault with thto new the
atrical stimulant it that it brings
Its agents of terror too openly up-
the stage. Horrible thing*,
when suggested, remain horrible,,
7t28e hut when dragged before the foot,
lights for a more careful analysis
they Insist on growing slightly
humorous. When the faceted
lest man, for Instance, appeared
with a mallet In his hai
might have emerged from
toon by Goldberg.
This 1§ not to say that “The
Monster" falls 40 giro Itf SUd!?&C9
the silvers they expected. In fact,
it stars with a very promising
scream. It continues with one
weird fart following another, auil
end's with a scene in which all the
I of terror are present—face
less man .tongueless man and a
‘ chair of death.
“The large audience was on M**-
with excitement throughout the
play, and canned home enough of
the mood of the performan.tt to
expect monstrous things to appear
from the closet or from under the
bed.
nl7e
Christmas
Pictures
ADAMS & ARNETT
STUDIO
\ 162 1-2 Clayton St
ho ,
•Ml*
et^by a opmpany in which Ji
Wilbur as “Dr. Zfska,” and Frank
Dari-in as “HmI Mackenzie” pHyeri
the principal roles. Wilbur
himself to be the competent ritor.
that was expected. Darien had the
advantage of surprising as w-'t »•
charming his aucYence by the
t•leverncs with which he played
the role of the tramp. Suzanne
Can bet as “Julie Cartier,” has the
necessary French accent; Freder
ick Smith, as “Alvin Bruch,” looks
much like a reporter
n18c do*?s on the stage, and Waite
r ta til.-.
PRESSING CLUB
part
CLEANING, PRESSING
REPAIRING
HATS RENOVATED
White Pressing Club
\ Cleaners That Clean
). Phone 686
n26c
James nis ilie bun
that fits him for
•VaVban.”
“The play tells of how JuUe
Cartier is injured at the death
bridge, and tarried to the mysteri
ous home, of Dr. Ziska by Bruch,
and of the strange tbjngs that hap^
pen there in the course of the
night.”
UB
WE’LL ALL BE THERE
CURB MARKET, SSS&
NOON
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