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FIRE INSURANCE \
Seventeen Yenn of Satisfactory Service. Strong Cotnpanlce.
4-~- Prompt Adjustments.
* CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
Phone Three-Four-Fire
WILL SEEK TO
PUT ARSENATE
ON THE FREE LIST
is felt to be practically an as
sured fact that the effort will be
made and, If It Is made, Congress
is confidently expected to lift this
burden from the shoulders of the
cotton growers, a burden never
intended and accidentally Iin -
Vigorous efforts to amend the
federfl tariff law so as to place
calcium arsenate upon the free
list, will be mode as soon as con
gress convenes In December. This
ia clearly imi'oatod in the unani
mous expressions of congressmen
and Senators from all the cotton
growing states, in replies they
have sent to a letter recently i
mailed by J. J. Drown. Georgia i
commissioner of agriculture. |
Congress would never, knowing
ly, have imposed a duty upon cal
cium arsenate, at the same time
that practically every agricultural
authoi’ty of ike federal govern
ment, as well ns the agricultural
one dependable weapon to be used
against the boll weevil, said r.
Brown.
Every member of those delega
tions has written that he will not
only support such an amendment
to the tariff act, hut that he will,
It qecoasary, join in Introducing
the i desired amendment. Thus .'t
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Atlanta
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Waycross,
Ga.
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$1750
| Quality In Coal
■ is measured in the calories per ton that
I. it delivers.
H Buying by calorific value rather
H than by weight is the commercial
tens?? ' way.
| |\l 0/3.1 That’s why Blue Gem Coal is
cheapest!
IP Florence Coal company^
Jg 8-... "ATHENS. GA.——I
WHY NOT DIVIDE HT
INSURANCE WITH
JESTER
Miov 487
USED CARS
1922 Roadster, Starter
1923 Touring, Starter .
1921 Touring, Starter .
1922 Touring, Starter .
1922 Touring, Starter .
$185.00
$260.00
$125.00
$200.00
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Apples, Apples
APPLES, APPLES
Nice Big, Red
APPLES
10c Dozen
McLELLAN’3
5-10-25c STORE
We Give Trade Coupons
These Are Unusually Good Values.
Attractive Payment Plan.
MARGUERITE DELAMOTTE
Raises Spscial Monday.
SOCIETY LIFE FILMED nnd embraces'scenes
FOR “DESIRE" PALACE splendor and beauty
SHOWING MONDAY midst of high society
, The Paiapp theatre Monday will night life of bi* elii
house a society dram*, “Itealre", The exception..; ca
h. raided a* one of the finest pic- Marguerite lie La J
turea of It* kind recently made. It Dowers, Estelle Taylor
deal* with tha .i nP » „# ti • «... . _
C. A. Trussell Motor Company
iritl. the .lor, of four Urn l
Producers Association,
dressed a letter of protest agalns*
tho present $12,000,000 budget and
the $6,000,000 bond issue jointly to
Gov. Towner, the president of the
senate and the speaker of thf
house. Tim budget, the largest Ir
the Island’s history, and the bond
Issue to pron'de for public im
provements were approved by thr
Inst legislature. The growers coin
(h„ In,,, „„ on »u*»r. they P olnt out «■"
point
come directly out of the pocketf
of the producers because they will
not be able to pass the tax
the consumer.
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BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS
Send Your Dresses, Rugs, Draperies, Etc.
Montgomery French Dry Cleaning Co.
Lartnt and Beit Dyeing «nd Cleaning Plant South
Dream, etc., Dyed, Cleaned and Repleated
Montgomery, Ala.
MONEY TO LEND ON FARM LAND
Intcfcat, Six and Half Par Cent.
HUBERT M. RYLEE, Law Offices
Fhon. 1576 Athena, Ga.
I Was No Beauty
As a girl—dll these ways made me so
By Edna Wallace Hopper
I was not n natural beauty, j a night cream. Also duytitmk at
girl hud finer hair, figure a powder base. Never for one
Many
and complexion. But my moth
went with me mo to search the
world for the greatest beauty
helps in existence. Those helps
made me a famous beauty, nnd
kept that beauty to my grand old
age.
I have s.en those helps bring
multiplied beauty to countless
young girls since then. They
have brought to many friends of
mine decades of added youth.
That In why I now am helping
millions to obtain Hum.
THE SUPREME HELP
Clay is the greatest beauty help
that ever came .to women. Famous
beauties have for ages used It. Now
very circle you see Its mar
velous effects. ,,
It purges the skin of nil that
mars or clogs It. It removes the
old skin, leaving one a baby-like
complexion. It firms the skin,
combats all lines nnd wrinkles, re.
duces enlarged pores. No girl or
Woman who knows its results will
ever go without It.
France gave to me a super-clay,
white, refined nnd dainty. It Is
based on 20 years of scientific
study. No crude and muddy clays
bring comparable results. I
call it my ’White Youth Cloy. To
that I owe my youthful bloom,
which countless women envy. Now
that Whltd Youth day is at your
call. The price is 60 cents and $1.
MATCHLE88 CREAMS
My Youth Cream is the greatest
cold cream science has perfected.
It contains both lemon and straw
berry. Also all the best that
science knows to, foster the skin
texture.
I use It after my clay. Also as
-Sunday. November 2s, »».
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT*
417-421 Southern Mutual Building
Local and Eastern none, alwa,a available
for, loans' on forma and city real estate.
hour am I without it, to soften,
whiten, feed and protect the ski*.
Now I offer you that Youth
Cream. The- price is 60 cents.
My Facial Youth is a liquid
cleanser perfected by French ex.
ports. Now the great masters of
beauty, tho world ovir, employ it.
It contains no nnimal, no vege
table fat. The skin cannot absorb
it. But it penetrates the skin to
the depths. When I wipe it off,
all the* dirt and grime, all the re
fuse comes with lit. I never knew
what a clean nk\n meant until 1
found Facial Youth.
Now you may use that cleanser.
My Facial Youth costs 76 cents.
MY BEAUTIFUL HAIR
My hair is my greatest glory. It
grows finer »very year. Falling
hair, dandruff or gray hair have
never been known to me. All that
is due to my Hair Youth. 1 apply
it with an eye dropper, directly to
tho scalp. IP keeps the hair roots
free from hardened oil and dand.
ruff. It stimulates and fertilises.
I have never known anything
bring to men or women the
suits Hair Youth brings to me. My
Hair Youth costs 60 cents and
$1. No one who tries !t v for one
Those four product* combine 32
beauty helps. These are, they
tell me, the best helps In existence.
My own results prove that. Now
all druggists nnd toilet counters
supply them. Go try them. Learn
what nddrd beauty, what new
youth these things can bring
you. Edna Wallace Hopper, Busl.
ness address, Waukesha, Wls.
Note—Miss Hopprr Is now play
ing the Pantsges Vaudeville circuit
of the Western States.—Advertise.
ment.
"Freckles** Barry Strand Special Monday and Tuesday ^
Edward Connelly, Bussell Simpson, t Myrtle Steadman In “The Ago of
Ralph Lewis, Vera Lewi* and| Desire," Comedy, "Done In Oil.* .
Chester Conklin. ’
‘Desire’* was directed by - Row. 8 T.R.A ND
land V. Lee from tho story by Monday and Tuesday (Specie}/
John B. Clymvr and Henry R. I Wesley (Freckle*) Barry in Tho
Symond,. J. J. Hughe, was art Printer'. Devil.'’. Monday Comedy
director and the picture wan phn. "doing South." Tuesday Btaat.
tosraphed by Oeorg. Barnes.
1. I, I .mil* Burston presentation
through Metro.
FRECKLED YOUNG 8TAR
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
HERE FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK
“Desire” Big Special Palace Monday—“FreckJes”
Barry At the Strand Monday and Tuesday.
P. T. A. Benefit Strand Wednesday.
of Paridise.'
Wednesday. Special Benefit per*
. formance. Parent Teachers Aeeocl-
I ntion of David C. Barrow Sehoo!,
STAR j Mary Pickford In "Daddy Long
APPEARS IN "THE PRINTER’S Legs". Special Musical nnd vaude-
ngviL STRAND MONDAY vllle. Features Matinee and night.
AND TUESDAY * Thursday. Thanksgiving (Spec.
The Strand theatre announces n l nI > Lon Chaney and Great Cast
— "While Paris Sleeps."
Friday, Big Double Show, Her.
b»rt Bawllnson. "A Million to
Burn" New Series the Ever Pop
ular "Fighting Blood."
Saturday, Last Showing Wm.
Duncnn "The Steele Trail". First
Showing Peggy O’Day "Tho Fight
ing Skipper." Comedy Extra At-
trsctlpn.
special feature to be shown Mon
day and Tuesday. The name of
the picture Is "The Printer** De.
vil." nnd it feature* Wesley Bar
ry the young star, who made such
wonderful successes In "Heroes of
the Street**, "From Rags to Riches’*
and other photoplay*.
"The Printer’* Devil" Is a War
ner Brothers* classic of the screen,
especially . written by Julian
.Tosephson for Wraley Barry, and
directed by William Beaudlne.
Supporting Wesley In the cast are
Harry Myers, Katherine McGuire.
Lol* King. George qearce, Ray
Cannon, Mary Halter and Harry
Rottenberg.
It Is a picture that will make
you cry and yet you will laugh
through \ it all. It tell* of Brick
Hubbard, a simple, small-town lad
who works as printers devil on the
Brlggsvllie Gazette. He does all the
work from editing to cleaning
type, nnd through a series of
scenes wins his way Into the
hrart* or his friends nnd town*:
folk by saying the hotel for hi*
poor aunt ‘and uncle, getting his
employer out of Jail, catching the
real culprits who robbed the town
bank, nnd finally uniting the hero
and heroine, by which he la .nc.
claimed a hero.
"The Printer's Devil** fs one of
the few pictures wheYet one can
see n simple, homely, heart-ap-
peniinr ***ory unfolded; it is said
to be Wesley's brat picture up to
the present day. j
P. T. A. BARROW 8CHOOL
BENEFIT 8TRAND
THEATRE WEDNESDAY
Wednesday the Strand theatre
will present Mary Pickford In her
greatest and most beloved play
"Daddy Long Legs". This will be
the benefit day for the Parent.
Teachers Association of the David
Barrow School. Extra to the
Mary Pickford film the ladies have
arrang'd a special musical nnd
vaudeville program for the matfre*
nnd night performances whim will
be nt the regular admission prices.
Wednesday is the day
Strand theatre.
THANKSGIVING WEEK
AT THE MOVIE8
PALACE i
Monday, Marguerite De La Motte J
John Bowers. Estelle Taylor in'
"Desire". Comedy, "Only a Hus
band."
Tuesday, Eleanor Boardman in
"The Day of Faith.** News Even*
Wednesday, Claire Windsor with
Norman Kerry in "The Acquittal-
News Views.
Thanksgiving Day and Friday.
Special Extraordinary Attraction
Richard Barthelmeas in “The
Fighting Blade." AI. 8t. John Com-
ery, "The Alarm."
Saturday, Mary Philburn . and
| Athens Ncigtioors [
GREENE COUNTY
GREENSBORO. — The. Greene
county teachers’ association met
on Nov. 24.
The sour cream station will be
only operated on Wednesday.
Two 80 gallon copper stills an
(30 fermenters were uaptcred near
' Reid’s ferry on the Oconee river.
I The funeral of Mrs. Lundy was
held at Liberty.
Greensboro wants a Jifeh school
balding by next September.
'Marriages: Miss Rebecca Knight
and James L. Odom; Miss Lois
Crumbley and Herbert Rainwater;
Engagement announced of Miss
Katie Lee, of Slloam to George
Augusta Caldwell. >
OCONEE COUNTY
WATKINSVILLE.—R. D. Mfllorr,
formerly farm agent of Hall coun
ty, will succeed S. D. Truitt as
farm demonstration agent of
Oconee county. He will begin work'
Dec. 10.
The Central railway »*s petition
ing tho public service commission
to discontinue Farmington as an
agent station.
The Enterprise says potash nnd
lye are being used in the manu
facture of bootleg whiskey.
On the eve of his departure for
his new home In Hancock county,
Agent Truitt was presented with n
handsome watch by his friends In
Oconee.
Married: Miss Olivia Dickens of j
Eastvifle, and Bradford Thomas, of
Bishop.
Mr. Henry City Durham’s KOth
anniversary was eolebrated with a
great dinner prepared by his wife.
BANKS COUNTY
HOM Bit—Ernest Cheek swal
lowed a nail but no ill effects. Ho
will probably join a circus and diet
on Iron scraps.
Long Bill Ayes has a halo of
cotton he bought from his boys
In 1920 tor 12 1-2 cents.
Ira Chambers was lacked by a
Ford truck and had his arm brok-
n.
Miss Riizele Gardiner and Tyrus
Read Banner-Hti'afd
Want Ads.
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LARGE CONTRIBUTION
SPARTA, Ga.—Following the be
ginning of a drive for books for
the Sparta school library last
week, the committee in charge
have announced good results so
far. Over five hundred hooka were
received during the peat week and
they are stjll coming In steadily
Educational week is being Observ
ed this week with a great deal of
Interest by tho students of the
school.
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comfort and all the dependa
bility that any car can give—at
a price that smaller producers
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If you spend more than the
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