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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENS. OEORGIA
THURSDAY. NOVEMRFp
Imd
New Liquid
Dissolves
Tooth Stains
With salesmen from nil of the
southern states in attendance, the
• Thp Monitor'?’ Mn<;i Spn-f annual coo ventlo »> of lhe De LavaI
1 ne monsier, IVIOSC oen- >Spparator company came to a dose
sational and Appealing Thursday With a trip over the
Never before has it been so way
to ucqulre dear flashing white
teeth! For scientists have
Covered a new harmless liquid
In-
AH Mystery Plays.
Crane Wilbur in the most •sen
sationally appealing of ail the
great mystery play successes that
have been the b4it sellers to the
atre audiences of recent years,
“The .Monster,” is coming to the
c'oionia Friday evening.
fnr.n of the State college ot Ag
riculture.
Meeting with the salesmen and
southern representatives were
some qf the most prominent men
connected v^th the De Laval com
pany, including S. E. Barnes, sales-
manager for the United States who
presided at the meetings E. C.
Paul, treasurer of the company; if.
Lylces, salesmanager for the
southern district, and other prom*
organiza-
Oil Fraud Trials
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company, was sentenced to arrve 1 Plimpton, senior member of tbe>
seven year* in prison and . was .DttWlulll'“ ** # J
fined $12,000, 8. K. J. Cox
scntencid to serve eight years and PQSO d61iV#rfng adUresses^n
fined $8,000. Other eodefendant* thp^.University of Georgia chapel,
of Cook who were found guilty, to the Phi. Kappa Society of
were given the following: .the University, and at Lucy Cobb
'institute for girls in this city. Dr.
OTHER I Plimpton Is planing to talk to ti\e
PENALTIE8 | Un'verqty faculty and students
1 1 abort Shakespeare and will Ulus-
A. K. Eckman, reven y.ars andjtrate his lecture with books, manu*
*j*,ooo tine; W. L. Braddish and;suripU, and possibly alidtu.. Tliu
W. P. Weity .two years each' nnd I subjects of his other addresses
$1,000 fine: J, s. Rooks. C. W. have not been made known.
stamps. In any number up to 400,
iiit"iwere placed on sale recently" at
iens fdf~4ll> pur* r the Government Philatelic Agency
Stop Coughing
The simplest and best way to stop
conghs, colds, croup, bronchial,
‘ 'flu” and la grippe cougha is to take
CHAMBERLAIN’S
COUGH REMEDY
Every user ia a friend and fines of ll.ooo. l. A. McKer- known writer, and Dr. Plimpton,
Hleete. 8 L Hess, T O. Turner, B.
S Hennlger, K J. Bow* ft and R. L.
Maxwell, each one year and a day
In connection with the announce
ment of the approaching visits of
Octavus Roy Cohfn, the well
super-thriller of the spoken
stage comes to this city with the
reputation of being unique in its j inent officials of
possession of a marked sense of | tion.
humor which is carried through j % Meetings have been in progress
the unfolding of its otherwise for the past two days, and ways
and means by which the De Laval
cjhpany might be of service t<yfhe
dg/ry industry In this section, and
problems of the sales organiza
tion were discussed. A banquet
was held at the Georgian Hotel last
evening at which Drs. Soule and
Jarnagln and other members of the
faculty of the agricultural college
which dissolves teeth stains
stantly. giving even the dullest
teeth a charming new whiteness
nnd lustre.
This new liquid is called Blench-
odent. It is absolutely safe In . . .
every way—for It simply curdles strange and griping dramatic
or loosens the stalntng substances Hon. Witnessing Its performance is
on the teeth so that they may br to laugh as well as to thrill. There
Instantly removed by. a tooth brusl ‘tre amazing characters and starl
it cannot affect the enamel in any bog incidents of crime and ro-
«. ny mance ending with a dramatic
. No matter how dark, stained or punch which the good elements
dingy your te«th may be you will ti’umph and a huge satisfaction
pe astonished at the results brought fills the heart of the theatregoer .. . *-«»«
I»V the verv first anpllcation of who has followed it through. This I were guests and made brief talks,
feleachodent. Tobacco and other Is why “The Monster” was held so j Tho De Lara! company *§ the
stains disappear almost like magic, long In New York. Boston. Chicago largest manufacturers of cream
If you want sparkling, white, and Pli’ledeiphla last season that separators and milking machines
pearly teeth—teh kind everyone ad- Its first general road 1 tour was de
mires—get Bleachpdpnt today, layed until this season.
Money instantly refunded if not I . .. ., . , , _ ...
delighted with result,- Oo,t, «, ls the 1)1 * original Joseph M
only a few cent* fo'r full else hot- eo , m P‘ a J l wl L be „"!? n
tie. lasting many weeks, at all “O' 1 ■ < ’ ard ln $«»««» w '* h *" th *
i good .-tores, such a. H. R. Palmer'
and Hons. Reid Drug Co.
in the world. They have an or
ganized sales force throughout the
south which Is attesting In every
• way possible In . the development
of the dairy Industry In this sec
tion.
Citizen the ca * headed by Crane Wllbtfr
Nature Tells You
At Many an Athens Reader Knows
Too Wall.
^When the kidneys are weak,
’"“‘Nature trlis you about It.
The urine Is nature’s lnd*y.
# Infrequent or too frequent pas*
> sage.
• Other disorders suggest kldnry
• Ills. v
t Doan’s Kidney Pills are far dis- |
* ordered kidney*
and Suzanne raubet. Mr. Wilbur
also wrote the play, the same
crane Wilbur who won fame In the
moving pictures. Miss jChubet who
is a niece and protege of the late
Sarah Bernhardt with whom she
appeared on the stage here and jn
France, is a very beautiful and In
telligent young actress. Since the
death of her famous “Aunt Sarah”
Little Suzanne” has made this
country her permanent home
where ghe Is the Idol of the di
vine one's old American friends.
FOOTBALL
DETAIL
GEORGIA
vs.
ALABAMA
Colonial Theatre
SATURDAY. P. M.
3 O’ploek
50 Cents
cher was given six years and
fine of Slfooo ' • *
O. L. Ray, O. A deMontrond. H.
E. Robinson. Harry Bleam and J.
E Burm«Jster. nil of whom bad
previously entered pleas of guilty,
were tlned $500 each H. O. Steph
ens. who also entered a . |)ka, of
guilty, war fined $7,0000 and sen
tenced to serve ninety days in jail.
In sentencing Dr. Cook. * Judge
Klllits gave on* of the most scath
ing denunciations ever heard in
court her^. ’ -
Octavus Rov Cohen.
Famous Writer, Will.
the great publisher, attention was
called to tne fact that Irvin S.
Cobb, another widely known writer
was given an honorary degree by
tjje University of Georgia in 1918,
i degree being the LL. D.
BLOCKS OF HARDING
MEMORIAL STAMPS
80UGHT FOR FRAMING
. WASHINGTON — Blocks of un
perforated Haring memorial
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
Attend Athens Ga^&
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with keen interest to his visit to
this city..
During tho morning Saturday,
before attending the football clas
sic in the afternoon, Mr. Cohen, It
Is sai'/l, will .visit officials nf the
University of Georgia and
schedule may permit a visit to th<»
Henry W. Grady School of Jour
nalism.
DR. PLIMPTON TO
SPEAK HERE AL80 T
On December 3 anti 4 Dr. W. A.
LOST—Tan and white setter dog.
Reward if returned to J. F.
•Rhodes. Phone 1650. n25c
FOR SALE—Twenty-two White
Rock hena and two roosters;
Agriculture strain. Price $30.00.
W. L. Munday. 150 Elbert St.,
Athens, Ga. ' n25p
Owing to the demand from coU
lectors, members of Congress and
others who desired tho unperfor-
ated stamps for collection pur
poses, Postmaster General New
gave orders for the preparation of
the stamps without perforations
Many of the requests were based
on a desire to obtain the stamps
ln that shape for the purpose of
framing in memory of the late
president.
: AppIesTAnpies-
APPLEOPPL]
NiccTJig, Red
A FPLES
10c Dozen
McLELLA]
5-10-25c~STORE
We Give.T?»de Coui
- . . Ui
y
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-
White English Setter. Brown
spofrf on head and back. Answers
to the name of “Brooks.” B. IL
Bickerstaffr Phone 1558-J. Re
ward. n22c
USED CARS
1922 Roadster, Starter
$lST..0t
1923 Touring, Starter
*2<;i).o«
1921 Touring, Starter
-S125.01
1922 Touring, Starter
$200.00
1922 Touring, Starter^
■ $175.00
These Are Unusually Good Values.
Attractive Payment Plan.
C. A. Trussell Motor Company
What’ll'They Do For.50 Cents
By Si
Other players of distinction
the cast'of "The Monster” are
Athens people testify to their K k lJarien , Walter j ame8 antf
worth. Ask your neighbor! I Frederick Smith
W. F. Thompson, carpenter. *1f Freflcrlclt anmh._
- Dougherty 8t.. Athens, says; rwv « « y
era! years ago my kidneys became UUmltlCd VOtCrS
• too free in action. Nights I had to • ^
• .get t|p several times to pass the
J secretions which were scalding. At
tithes I had no control ovc r the
action of my kidneys. My back
was lame and stiff and If I got
In a cramped position I could hard
Number 2218 For
Tuesday Primary
According to the registration
up * ? ad n * < ' rr,We list* a- they now stand in the feg-
*- h - trough my hack and felt fear's office at the city hail a
H.v«l m* ■( one, of .11 the ml.-, raun , clpt , prim , ry .
fry nnd L have not been troubled
troubled
•lnce.* I According to wards the regis
, , 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil* |tration is as follows: 4
burn Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y—Ad* j First Ward .. .... ...... 381
vertiseraent. 'Second Ward 338
Third Ward 548
i w
a
y
Soothes and Heals
No need suffering any more
with catarrh. H. R. Painter A
Son guarantee that If a Hyomle
outfit doe§ no! relieve you, they
will pay for It themselves.—Ad*
Vfrtisement.
.GOITRE REMOVED
Syracuse Lady Telle How She was
Saved An Operation
Mrs. Hattie Churcb. -21S Putnam
street, Syracuse, N. Y„ saya eh*
will tell or writ# how she waa
saved an operation with Sorbol
Quadruple, a colorless liniment. *
.Manufactured by Sorbol Com
pany, Mechanlcaburg. O. Hold by
nil drug stores. Locally at> Citizens
I ’harmacy.—Advertisement.
ENDORSES HIGHWAY
WAYCR088. Qa.-r-The move-for
a new pevpinnfnt highway acrose
the state from Columbus, Q«„ to
the sea at Brunswick, was endorsed
the Lions Club of Waycross re*
Vw <Vntly. Mr. Reddy, president of
\ ihe Brunswick Merchants Aago-
• lotion came te Waycross to ee*
Toure the support ot the-local peo*
'fie for the proposed trans-state
highway nnd will present the pro-
bet to the Kiwanis club at their
next meeting. It is believed that
every cltlten of Wqyffrprf will
support the move and help to put
oyer the probet.
2,218
Report Shows Big
Development in
Dairy Industiy
5
the dairy Indv/t-y :il tbo territory
arotind Athen, ia rrrrslod ,'n the
report of the. creamery (of the
elate college of agriculture for tho
(irat ten month, of thle year made
public here Thunday. The etate-
ment ehowa thet $24,192.09 hat
been returned to tho farmers In
thle aectlon for butter fat,
acalnat $20.02<.7t for tha whole
of laat year, and that while only
forty three cent, per pound could
he paid fee butter fat a year ato,
forty eight and one half cent, per
pounde I, now being paid. It wa*
stated that tha receipt, of aour
cream are aixty per cent greater
now than ono year ago.
At the pregent rata of I'ncreaae
It la eitimated that tha local
creamery will pay back to farmer!
of tblf territory more than $30,000
by tha end of the flacal year, De
cember 31.
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
boasted Billy Beard-
t Oft# day Billy Goat's cousin bouquet you would give me,'
. IM»y Beard was talking to Dummy mocktd Billy. ”A boiiq»»» of this
r Denary, cuo.ln, Harry Hee-Haw. j‘Jf“;„)[’ 0 “_'“* u f n0u *h l hl.ilea^ to
: down In Dixie Land, ee
■hnrpcn everything about you but
_ . your wit., but aa for them, they are
■In a, atrona ae a lion." beamed n> dull railroad tracka or you'd
Beard. "Ife all In my head, .never aay thal your beela were
.' Moat people ar« weak In their .trenaer ihnn my head."
* but I'm no atrong I 'couWl And eo thoa. two alUy tMnga
over a rchool houae." j went on araulng. Nancy and Nick
"You could, could your brayed were liatmlng'and they laughed
BtMjlf, — * —
WASH FUNlU ALLOWS THAT KXKS
WHO RIDE &LA6E WORSES •SMOULONT
GO AROOMO IUROWINCt BOOOUETS.
rHarry Hee-Haw, plowing his teeth and laughed.’ ’•They ’are exartiy i and kd him to the barn. “Now
W hit conti mpt. ”lt yda can find like their couetos in 8queafy-Moo| son, j m going to hitch you to my
-wpytblng In the world stronger than Land,*’ said Nick. “I guess don* light wagon and drive you to n;«.r*
-nty Mels, please,let me know and keys and goats are the same every- ket with a load of sweet potatoes,'*
—i—^ |
•'O' _
AUNT SARAH ^PEABODY. lLeADER. OF THE SOCIETY FOfe THE ,
SUPPR.ESSION OF PIPE SMOKING, LOST HER. TAMPER WHEN
-me -TWO RIPE SMOKINQ DRUMMERS SHE QOEST/ONED,
V stated their, business °
could where. he aaid. > "And mind you, air, no
I Pretty aoon Milter Fanner ccme balking today. If your heela rre
I know what kind of a ^ along and caught Harry Hae-Haw^oi atrong aa you aay. at. how much
around you can kick hohlnd you going over and over In -hi. blind
on tha-way. Want a rlti, yopng tvhen aud'denly he aaw a school
’un.r houae right ahead. i
Nancy and Nick hopped up dnd "( won't go another ,tep!" he 1
away they all drove. brayed, siting down In the middle.
Harry Hee-Haw waa thinking, of a narrow bridge.
"jf< nool ■
-T=
house! Humph I"
could- do Would make him move. school bouse,' 'thought Harry, an- and. bang! Aw*
They all got down and unhltchad grlly. ' the watrr, too! 1
but etlll Harry ant thera. / But Inatead the goat mad. A stubborn dj
Pretty soon who ebould come .straight for the donkey and knock- more damage '
tearing down th. ra id but Icily ed him off ihe hrldg, Into -he heels »h$ bone I
Beard with lowered li< id. water. But as Harry went over mid MiHter F.-JT
And nothing) MUter Farmer, "He’e going Jo but down that the edge, he let fly with hl.< he-ia ,iTo of ■
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