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TrF.snAY.XOVF.MnER 20, 1923.
THE BANNER-HERALD. ATflEXS. GEORGIA
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WANT AD RATES
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Minimum! Charge of 40 cents
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times fur this price of five In-
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..All dMeontljAnances MUST be
he made iri person at the Banner*
Herald O'rflpe or by letter. Tele
phono discontinuance* are not
valid. • ' '
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BANN6R-HERALD want
A0S bET RESULTS
IFOR SALQHpne Cole Hot Blast
heater, 'AlpKiV good as new. Will
sacrifice Cor cash. Phone 1414-W.
t^.» n22d
POSITION WANTED
■■ rm
WANTED — Position, a refined
woman with two young children
desires home in exchange for
any kind of house work, prefer
place which could offer, educa
tional advantages or training to
assist for better future work.
Address M. DT. Box 187, Athens,
Gs. n20o
LOST AND FOVND
LOST—Sunday, between College
avenue and Boulevard, out of
car. child’s little brown duvtyne
hat. Finder Phone 259-W or 425
Broad Street. n20c
horns. Finder please phone Dr.
Chandler, phone 1863. n20c
I WILL TflfttfF! Cadillac 8 for va
cant lot on good street. B. T.
Epps. Rhoh»,497. nfiOp
I TO SEL®4>Ont sewing machine,
first class condition. Owner
253 Dougherty
leaving,, town.
Street^
n20c
FOUND—Gold Medal. Name. Mary
Johnson, General Excellence,
1919. Owner can get same by
paying for this advertisement.
n20c
|F0R SALE—One piano, standard
make, excellent condition, at
reasonable price. If interested
write “V,” car« Banner-Herald.
n20p
STR^ YED—Saturday night, from
sti jle on Dougherty street, black
mare mule, nine years old. Re
ward. if returned to Bill Sailors,
Nicholson, Ga. n21p
-GROCERIES: 5 lbs.
Coffee, 98c, ground
"wait; ’ 24 lbs. Good
FOR RENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT—Two connecting fur
nished rooms for light house
keeping. also connecting bath
room. 1323 South Lumpkin St.
Phone 502.
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JEWELRY AUCTION SALE
NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M.
i Over-stocked—Must Raise Cash.
Come and Take Advantage of This
Great Feast of Bargains.
J. BUSH, Jeweler
165 Clayton Street
Next Door to Kress 5c and 10c Store
n28c. '
Appier Oats 85c Bn.
Blue Stem Wheal .. $2.00 Bn.
Cofer Seed Store
We are in the market for Field
Peat in any quantity.
Wc furnish bag and twine.
Phone 247
269 N. Lumpkin St.
Self-Rising Flour, 80c; 24 lbs. FOR RF.NT—Desirable
Hich Grade Self-Rising Flour, «1 apartment, all conveniences,
II. F. CHRISTIAN, Grocer
Broad Street.
d!5c
| FOR SALE — Purebred
Berkshire Pigs, six
weeks old. Orr & Co:
• n25c
FOR SALE OR RENT
acre farm, on Atlanta-
Mitchelt ., Bridge road high
way. Will build house to suit
| FRANK A. LIPSCOMB
Phone 109.
TAXIE SERVICE
With Reliable
Drivers /
YOU-DRIVEIT CO.
Phone 661c *
140 Washington St.
E. KAY
I -THB gMILINO "AINYtir
.Fine Painting and Intarfor
. * Decorating
I Phone 1297, Athena, XU.
NOW OPEN
Our new parts and service
inni station at 199 Prince Ave.
good ‘ location. PosSm""aU is now ready to serve you.
ones if desired. Phone 1414-W.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms at 24.1 E. Dougherty
Street. n2 °P
FOR RENT-One or two large
furnished rooms on Mllledgo
Avenue. Phone 1303,n20c
C. A. Trussell
Motor Co.
COMPARE THESE PRICES '
HUDSON
Speedster. .. ..
7 Pass. Touring
Coach ..... —
Sedan ...... ..
Delivered
$1,430.00
$1,525.00
$13145.00
$2,0953)0
ESSEX
Tonring $1,195.00
Cabroilet $1,295.00
Coach $1,295.00
W. I. & Geo. M.
ABNEY
154 W. Clayton Street
McLELLAN’S
5-10-25C STORE
Ladies’ Union Suits .
Men’s Union Suits ..
Boys’ Union Suits ...
Girls’ Union Suits ...
Men’s Undershirts ..
Men’s Drawers ..... 39c
Ladies’ Drawers .... 29c
Ladies’ Undershirts . 29c
Children’s Sleepers .. 25c
Girls’ Petticoats .... 25c
(Outing or Knit.)
BOILER REPAIRING
RBAL ESTATE
WE GIVE
COUPONS
ASK FOR THEM
BOILER REPAIRING
Flues for Every Type of Boiler
Are Carried in Stock By Us
Heavy Welding Done Anywhere
WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING
ARE OUR SPECIATLIES
Call on ua if Your Boiler Needs Repairing
KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO.
Athens, Georgia
Phone 851 West Washington St.
V
BOOK STORE
FOR RENT—Two or three unfur
nished rooms with all conven
iences. Possession at once. No.
833 College Avenue.
n20c
FOR RENT — Two unfurnished
connecting rooms. Separate en
trance, light sand water, $10.00
per month. 369 Cobb Street,
Phone 1808, W. F. Barwlck.
n20c
FOR RENT—House in excellent
neighborhood, has six rooms,
sleeping porch, large pantry,
bath and garage. Screened
throughout, including rear porch.
Very conveniently arranged and
has all modem conveniences.
Possession January 1st. Phone
1814. "22c
w ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A good man who csn
perform the duties of both but-
ler and chauffeur. Only thoie
with esperlence need apply. 190
University Drive. n22c
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
Christmas Toys
Velocipedes
$9.00 to $17.00
Autos
- $7.50 to $17.50
Scooters
$4.90 to $6.00
Kiddie Kar
$1.75 to $6.00
Todler and Horses
$2.50 to $3.50
ATHENS CYCLE CO.'
279 S. Lumpkin
Phone 1476
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
(■ASgARO Ain LINE RV.
I gortbbound ■embt
| ll:ie a Atlanli-Kcnro. local a:U p
lies p Att-BlrnUCIham-Msm. till P
1:1! p N.T.*Va«h.-nlch.-No’k. 1:11 p
1:14 p AU.-Abb.VIUo local 7:2# a
111:14 p AtL-BIrmloaham 1:11 a
| U:t4 p N.IMVafti.-Rlcb.-No'k. »:22 a
ElORglA RAILROAD
I am?* Depart
T:N pa “
| 11:11 pa *:•* »*
_eiNTRAL OF OtOROIA RV.
W. o. BOUTON. Ap.nt, a-hona 1C4I
Depart for Itaoon 7:40 a. to. -
Arrtr. frem Macon 12:10 a as.
•- - »:i* p. m.
1. W. BRUCE, C. A.. Phooa It#
I •AINMUIlLb midland railway
t No. 2 Lauras Athens for Oalnaorfllo
[ I] Nc. 12 Luma Athens for Oslnesrills
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective 'Sliiidey, April 2t. 1122.
No. I Issru Athene T:W s. a., ar-
Itra Lola 2:20 a. m.
No. | l.area Athens 4:12 p. a. ar-
No. , Joaroa LslA 2:22 p. as* a.'-
Uru Athens Si2S p. o.
No. I leaves Lola 10:12 s. aa, ai«
uvea Athens 11:42 a. a.
<1. a SCI [.LER. C. A. Flioii.ll
WANTED—15 girls
shirt factory. -
steady prorlt.
Streets.
once,-in
Good, dean and |
River and Bridge
m26p
FOR SALE
STANDARD PECAN TREES
Write W. a Umar
Thomasviltc, Ga.
Or See 1. 51. Umar
490 Pulaski, Athena, Ga.
WANTED—Used cash register,
portable chain hoist and heavy
garage lack. See Mr. Hodgson,
199 Prince Avenue. nZOe
D. G. Anderson & Qo.
224% Clayton St.
Phona 74
Building Lota a Specialty.
STEAM PRESSING
USED CARS
1923 Roadster.
1922 Roadster.
1923 Touring.
1921 Coupe.
CA.TRUSSELLWORC#
dCo
ARTISTIC
PICTURE
FRAMING
Diplomas, Certificates, Photo
graphs and Pictures of any kind
framed properly.
Prompt Service.
WE GIVE TRADE COUPONS.
GARDNER’S
BOOK STORE
STORE YOUR COTTON WITH US
SELL YOUR COTTON THROUGH US
Athens Branch of
INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSES, INC.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.00. General Offices, New York.
We Issue Negotiable Receipts, Acceptable As
Collateral By the Banka of Athens.
SAFETY. COURTESY, SATISFACTION, SERVICE
Robert Ould
A. R. (Gus) Nicholson
Ben F. Woods
Henry L. Pope
Around Athens
With Col T. Larry Gantt
Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning
We Give Trade Coupons on Coal, Coke, Ginning, Bagging and
* Ties and Accounts.
ARMSTRONG & DOBBS
Oconee Street - Phone 521
BUILDERS
1S5 Clayton Street
al8d
Now Opened For
Business
THE
SQUARE DEAL
* GARAGE
SHOE REPAIRING
GIVE your orden now for your
hand-painted China for Thanks
giving -.ad Chriatmaa. Call
Mra. C. ,C. Kinney, 1454-W.^^
WANTED—Several boys
to deliver papers. Good
routes in most any part
of city. Apply Banner-
Herald Office.
Read
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Want Ada.
All Work Guaranteed
Freeman’s Shoe Shop
Work Called For and
Delivered.
Phona 900
1893 Prince Avenue.
nZ3e
PRESSING CLUB
CLEANING, PRESSING
REPAIRING
HATS RENOVATED
White Pressing Club
Cleaner* That Clean
Phona 686
n2(c
•SAM" STONE—“PEG" YOUNG
All Wcrk Gnaranteed.
Where We Appreciate
Your Patnnig*.
Hull, and Clayton Street!.
WANTED
We want you to place
you rorder today for
your personal Christ
mas greeting cards.
1 See
New
Samples
THE McGREGOR
COMPANY
dlSe
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Buggies—Wagons—Harness
Farm Implements
GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Jobbers and Retailers
Broad Street Athens', Ga.
/ • ^ d31c
•mm*
Best Grade RED ASH LUMP COAL
' / $10.00 Per Ton
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corp.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
GUARANTY TRUST
CORPORATION
351 East Clayton Street
PHONE 71$
52 acre* on Bogart Road. 6 room
houie, barn, orchard. Cloa* in,
on paved road. '
76 acre, on Bogart Road, just
off paved part, one aiz room
home, good hern, on# tenant
house, other out-buildingf.
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
Phono 707 Phone 707
COFFEE
COFFEE
\ HAVE YOU TRIED
L NOO-NAME COFFEE?
“A Delicious High Grade Coffes"
NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO.
• Athens, Georgia.
BATTERY REPAIRING
Jhaxt 0{Uc
BATTERY
SERVICE
M ap when mb
eta thbelga. -
Oder frmi-OJMm
m co met Wee /hr j
•Tory mtkt of am/-
ATHENS ENGINEERING CO.
PREST-Q-jJTE STATION
50 acre* on Wintervilie Road. 6
room houie. barai and other
oot-buildlnge. Bargain.
Several other farm* for aalo at
bargain price*.
Wo have, for aaie at present
•onto excellent hemes at attrac
tive prices. It will pay you to
aee us before buying a home or
a farm.
STEAM PRESSING
CLEANING, REPAIRING
AND PRESSING
FORSTER PRESSING
COMPANY
H. O. EPTING & CO.
Money to Loan on City
Property
27 acres land In the city limits.
Water and lights on street.
$2,500.00. ,
31 3-4 acres, DanlelavlUe road,
Juft 1M raUefvut. $1,250.00.
Large lot Cloverhqrat Avenue.
Var ydeiirable. $1,125.00.
10 room house Millodgo Avenue.
Comer lot. A bargain. $8,500.00.
154 acres. 7 miles nut, .3 houses,
for quick aalo. $3,850.00. Terms
til suit purchaser.
H. O. EPTING & CO.
Cal) for Either of the
Following GenUemer-
J. O. Eptlng J. H. EpUag
W. T. Ray S. W. Uasery
I. P. Ingram I. R. Tack
Holman Bldg.
STUDEBAKER
Be Sum and Se«
the 1924 Model
STUDEBAKER
Bettor* You Buy.
LAWLER MOTOR
COMPANY
We are glad to see that our
Chamber of Commerce will invite
Hon John N. Holder, chairman of
the .State Highway Comma-ion,
to visit Athens and discuss (he
important matter of improvirfg the
national highways leading into
this city. From its location. Ath
ens is one of the most important
highway centers in Georgia, being
on the nearest and direct line of
travel between the east and mid
dle west and Florida. There ore
other great highways, but our
city leads all. rival places in di
rectness, topography of the coun
try and scenic attractions. A‘.id
these national highways to a place
mean what railways once'were. If
Athens fails to press her claims
and advantages we will lose a
gjeat part of the tourist travel.
And there is no doubt or ques
tion but we have been neglected,
to the advantage of other cities
and sections. We do not’ know
that Mr. Holder is respqrtsible
for this, for such was the case be
fore he assumed office. It seems
like the State Highway Commis
sion looks upon this section as an
insignificant comer, and its .first
duty was to build good roads lead
ing into Atlanta and other favored
spots. If you will travel through
other sections and see their fine
roads, and then compare them
with the counties tributary to
Athens, you will have cause for
dbmplaint.
A few days since we traveled
from Athens to Hartwell, travers
ing the counties of Clarke, Madi
son, Franklin and Hart. After
leaving the Clarke county line a
passable road is struck until you
reach Danielsville, but it is rough
and needs smoothing over. But
from Danielsville to Royston it is
up hill and down, your car jump
ing over washes and gullies. Even
after a long dry spell it is a hard
road to travel, but after a rain it
must be well-nigh impassable in
spots. This road follows an old
Indian trail, without regard to
the topography of the country,
and is a disgrace to the state.
We have talked with tourists,
and they tell us that the worst
strip of road from the Virginia
line to Florida is through Frunk-
lin and Madison counties. From
Koyston to Hartwell a good road
is being built, after reaching the
Hart line, but this is the work of
that enterprising county. But
from Koyston to Danielsville it is
a rough nnd rugged way, with
narrow wooden bridges across the
streams. The engineering class of
the State University has surveyed
plendid route for a highway
from Danielsville to the Hudson
river, avoiding all the hills and
with an easy grade. This road
should by all means be changed
ad then let Franklin county do its
part.
The people of this section pay a
large tax for cars and gas. ns
also a full share of the general
tax that goes to the public roads,
and we are entitled to have our
money expended on the highways
ur own section, and not given
other cities and sections.
Clarke county has taxed itself to
build splendid highways through
territory and extending out
for miles enduring concrete roads.
have also built fine bridges
over the streams. But so long ax
these good roads stop at our
county limits, they are practically
alueless. A wagoner loads his
team for the worst spot in the
road he must travel, and this
same rule applies to building
great national highways.
Mr. Holder comes from this
section, and wc are satisfied that
when he visits Athens and meets
its people and then 9ees the con
ditions of the highways leading.
into Athens and their importance,
that he will sec that justice m
done this section. With the intro
duction of motor vehicles and the
building of good nnd smooth
highways, ditsance is annihilated
and a central business point like
Athens can draw trade from u
Jdely-oxtended territory. Our
city can get a good business from
across the Savannah in Carolina if
the roads leading to the bridges
across that stream are improved.
By all means let us have John
Holder with us, and hold with
him a heart-to-heart talk about
our roads. ' .
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