The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, November 22, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text7TTTTT ——i * «• » x-rr.-j tub BANNBR-1IBRALD. ATHKN3. GEORGIA your Wants - WAMT All Of Them - _ Supplied Here Read Banner-Herald ( Want Adf yANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word ,lmum Cberge of 40 conn for three ..Ineertloia .Seven for Otrjrtee o* five In- discontinuances MUST be HUd, in pereon el the Banncr- rild Offlo* W by letter. Tele nuances are not •ad 71; r«*NNSR P HERALD WANT AOS GET RESULTS FOR SALE—About 186 lbs. nice! lint cotton—samples, odds, and ends collected for years—run j through picking machine at fac tory. Put up in rolls 40 in. wide and % in. thick. Positively con-1 tains no “boll weevil'' cotton.] Fine for quilts, comforts and! mattresses. Two grades, 23c and 25c per !b. F. L. Florence,' Farmington, Ga, n22p FOR SALE—1921 Hudson Speed ! Bter, in best condition, $650. You-Drivc-It Co., Phone 661, 140 Street. n25c LOST ASV FOUND i s T—Black hound dog. , n ths old. Name fBuck," p - 874. Reward. _ 10 Phone .FOR RENT—Fifty acre farm, run- I ning water, painted three room ( dwelling, five miles from Ath ens, highway towards Hartwell. , /Vi Os Box 753. n25p n28t> FOR RENT—Desirable iunfurni'sh- once if desired. Phone 1414-W. i via Winterville. Plesae no- W. N. Fowler. Winterville, i n23p Rewatti. jtYED OR STOLEN—Black Jire mule. Breeching marks on |as. Weighs about 900 lbs. Notl- 7 H. o. Epting. or Phone 921-J. ffifli FOB SALK ; SAL&ftOROCERIES: 6 lbs. -israntceiT-Coffec. 08e, ground file you watt; 24 lbs. Good Klf-kising Flour, 80c; 24 lbs. Ifh Grade Sell-Rising Flour, it F. CHRISTIAN, Grocer Broad. Street. [r SAtE — Purebred Berkshire Pigs, six geeks old. Orr & Co. n25c SALE-L-Twenfar .Rhode- Island I chickens. '-‘Owerastraln. 16.T Georgia Ave. FOR SAL'S ?pR RENT sere farm, on Atlanta- litchcll Bridge road hlgh- Will build house to suit ANK A. LIPSCOMB Ptfwe 109. TAXIESERVICE With Reliable Drivers Iyou-dRiye-it CO. Phone 661 1140 Washington St JEWELRY AUCTION SALE NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. Over-stocked—Mast 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. - BOILER REPAIRING 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 bus all modern conveniences. . Possession January 1st. Phone 1814. n22c FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Two connertinv fur ni--,iicd reoms for light house keeping. also connecting bum- room. 1823 South Lumpkin St., Phone 502. dllic FOR RENT—One furnished room on first floor, all conveniences, and garage. Mrs. A. S. Row land, 128 Milledge. Phene 603. n23c HELP WANTED ('ANTED — Lady demonstrators. See - T. P. Maynard, Georgian Hotel. Friday. Nov. 23rd, after two o’clock. n23p WANTED—Men or wom.cn -with sales or canvassing experience. Call at 005 Holman Buildini to 5 P. M. n23p. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT—A email farm near. Athens, suitable for truck and poultry farming. Give location, description of land and price expected. Address J. S, T., P. O. Box 871, Athens, Ga. n22p WANTED—A good man wlw can perform the duties of both but ler and chauffeur. Only ■ those with experience need apply. 190 University Drive. nffle WANTED—15 girls at once, in shirt factory. Good, clean and steady work. River end Bridge Streets. n28p SMILING "AINTWr Fisa Painting and Interior ~ orating railroad Schedules I1ASOARO M* LINE KV. ,us4 Boutbbot— Atlaata-Bouroa local 4:11 P I • Atl-Btrauesbam-Msm. 1:11 P Ip N-T.-Wash.-Itleb.-No-b. 1:11 P I f AtL-AbbevtUe local T:M A > Atl-BJrmlnibam HI a i N.T.-Waih.-nicb.-No’k. 1:11 a aiohsiA RAILPOAD Depart » .»*• la 1:11 pm 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.' Caa 0VV New Samples THE McGREGOR COMPANY ATHENS CYCLE. CO. {Christmas Toys Velocipedes $9.00 to $17.00 Autos , . $7.50 to $1750 Scooters $4.90 to $6.00 Kiddie Kar v $1.75 to $6.00 Todlcr and Horses $250 to $350 ATHENS CYCLE CO. 279 S. Lumpkin Phone 1496 d21c COMPARE THESE PRICES HUDSON Delivered Speedcter. ...... $1,450.00 7 Pees. Touring ... $1,525.00 Coach $12143.00 Sedan $2,095.00 ESSEX Touring $1,195.00 Cabroilet ✓. .. ... $1,293,» Coach $1,293.01 W. I. & Geo. M. ABNEY. 154 W. Clayton Street Phone 1006. SHOE. REPAIRING AU Work Guaranteed Freeman’s Shoe Shop Work Called For and Delivered. Phono 800 1393 Frisco Avenue. n23e PRESSING CLJB CLEANING. PRESSING REPAIRING HATS RENOVATED White Pressing Club Cleaner* That Clean Phone 686 . n2Cc McLELLAN’S 5-10-25C STORE Ladies’ Union Suits Men’s Union Suits . 79c 59c Boys’ Union Suits ... 39c Girls’ Union Suits ... 39c Men’s Undershirts .. 39c Men’s Drawers 39c Ladies’ Drawers .... 29c Ladies’ Undershirts . 29c Children's Sleepers Girls’ Petticoats ... I (Outing or Knit.) 25c 25c REAL ESTATE D. G. Anderson & Co. 224M Clayton Si. Phone 74 BoQding Lots a Specialty. STEAM PRESSING McLELLAN’S 5-10-25 Ceiit STORE BOILER REPAIRING Flues for Every Type of Boiler . — j , Are Carried in Stock By Us Heavy Welding Done Anywhere , WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING ARB OUR 8PECIATLIES Call on us If Your Boiler Needs Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO. Athens, Georgia Phone 351 West Washington St Coal—Coke and Cotton Ginning During Trade Month, it will be to your interest to buy Coal. Coke, Ginning, Bagging and Ties from us. ARMSTRONG & DOBBS Ocone* Street Phone 521 n28c. BUILDERS 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 Athens’ Neighbors HART COJINTV* HARTWELL —Hurl»\.|l hue placed special tax of $1,000 on Jamaica Ringer and other extracts and a special'policeman added to enforce the law. | IlArt county has sinned 8,149 hales of cotton to Nov. 1. Mrs. Mnllaaa Smith, 85 yefcrs of age, died in the Cokrabury. j Oyer 400,000 gnllona of gasoline were consumed In Hart county In 1923. OGLETHORPECOUNTY I LEXINGTON—Cotton picking Is still In progress on many farms. , Mr. Hutch Ray nn aged citizen of nAr Sandy Cross, died last week. December 4th has been decided | on as the date of the Junior Civic League Fair and Bazaar for Lex-i Ington. Mr. Btn Oilman, born and raised, •*» -its >6mr *“ HAVE YOU TRIED NOO-NAME COFFEE? “A Delicious High Grade Coffee’' NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. Athena, Georgia. FARM IMPLEMENTS Buggies—Wagons—Harness Farm Implements GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY Jobbers and Retailers Broad Street Athens, Ga. In Oglethorpe, died at Macon, The people of Oglethorpe have donned their war pntyt against the nuthors of tha^report. that their cheere factory £nes not pay. Mr. George Mlnyard died near Falling Creek. In a f«w hours be fore his deat h'c was apparently in fine health. * WALTON COUNTY MONROE—From eight acres of cotton and a poor stand, M. E. Rutledge of Bumcnmb district, pro duced seven heavy bales of cotton. Ho used 25 sacks of 12-S*t fer tilisers, three sacks of sodfc, and : 2000 pounds calcium arsenate. 1 J. Tom Long was arrested for being drunk on a public highway, shooting at another and having five gallons of whiskey in his ear. He Je a prominent cltisen. The mother of Prof. C. W. Reid died at a Roswell hospital. Mrs. Calvin W Anderron died at her home near Monroe. Mr. J. J. Norton was regularly ordained to the Baptist ministry. Two negroes were shot at a col ored social at Social Circle by a negro guest named 8111s. The Walton county poultry as* Aoclntlon last week held a large and enthusiastic meeting. From one-fourth of an acre In ribbon cane syrup W. B. Stark ^nade 50 gallons. SMOKES wai Satisfy! T HERE’S nothing more ill - Igihtful for n man than a Christmas gift of well chosen Cigarettes, n Pipe, or srnoe de lightful Tobacco. Here you'll find special selections. TOILET ARTICLES SPORTING GOODS . STATIONERY BRAD-rO’S Clayton and College Sts. Comfort Fit! Men's Hosiery Mad e for long service are these snug fitting men’s hose—rein- forced heel and eole lining mak- Ing long wear possible. No wrinkling at the heel or toe. In wool, cashmere, etc., at 3 Pair $1.00 ' RICHARD’S TOGGERY SHOP * WE spbciXlie in HOSIERY College and Broad REAL ESTATE DEPT. GUARANTY TRUST CORPORATION 351 Cut Clayton Street PHONE 716 62 seres on Bogart Road. 6 room house, barn, orchard. Close in. on paved road. 76 acres on Bogart Road, just off paved part, one six foora house, good barn, one tenant boose,.other out-bull dingx. 50 acres on Winterville Road, 6 room house, barns and other out-buildings. Bargain. Several other farms for sale at '■ bargain prices. We have for ule at present* some excellent homes at attrac tive prices. It will pay yon to tee us before buying a home or a farm. Call Sam Cruce or R. S. Freeman FLOWERS for Her Christmas Flowers from Costa's Flo rist Shop Is certain to n her Christmas a happy one. Flowers carry the holiday and sentiment—there’s a terious appeal about that makes them a matter < delight to all women. Come and place your order with 1 today. \ CIIU CEO ALE GREENHOUSES Phone 1167 RVERSHARP, male lied by WAHlPm DAY-IN, DAY-OUT, Evemharp sefve» dB- ciently in the right hands of millions. It la a glutton for work. So Is Wahl Pen, whose all* metal barrel holds more Ink* and can't crack. Buy both. THE McGREGOR COMPANY ' READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS We Hare the Sip of Efficient Shoe Repairing r !8 sign la awarded for dll dent shoo repairing. Ii it rano*r il by the United Shoe ll»- palrlag Machine Company — Hi ijwncrf— when their ext>orta find that the quality of work haa fall- ea below the required atnadard. MARTIN BROS.