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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 192.1.
THE BANNER-HERALD.' ATHENS, OEORCIA
ASTHMA
J*%- No euro for it, but welcome
• • r«Ucf is often brought by—
V'CKS
▼ VapoRub
Or»f iTMillion Jar, U-d Yearly
MADAME VERONA
■ The Junior chamber of Com*
EH ! merce of Hot Spinss, Arkansas re-
© ■ quests Athens radio fans through i
' - thfl Inrvmt OTkmvnVtra.. nf
PALMIST AND FORTUNE TELLER
Can 1 c ieli«*(i upon to r^a.J yqur wholje Jii
—past, present and futuic. Advice on To>
matter* and business ai/airs. * • <
the locgl Chamber of Commerce to
‘Mv Sweetie
Saturday
nt'ght at 8:80 o'clock central time
WentAway”
145Clayton Str.fl (Up^jairs)
By MRS. A1ICB ADAMS
Read
BANNER-HERALD
at 500 meter lengths. The Junior
I Chamber of that city will put on a
concert and entertainment program
{that evening. *>
READING IMP ,
Special Roam for Colored People.
mourns deli
ciously as fox
trotted .by the
California Ram
blers. And how
blujefully Dolly
75c Kay can sing it I
CHI PHI TEA
DANCE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
The chl Phi fraternity will en-
festivlties promise calendar.
PROF. W. D. HOOPER'S
BIBLE CLASS
The large attendance every Sum
day to hear Pro.ltf. D. Hooper's In-
strucUva antf beautiful talks to his
Sunday school class at the Fi rst
Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock.
Is evdence of the splendid work the
gifted speaker is carrying on. Prof.
Hooper is one of the best informed
Bible scholars In the south or else
where and his fnsplratonal talks
•re worthy the enthusiast^ atten-
Athenians Plan to
Attend Convention
Of Ga. -Librarians
tertatn at a delightfully planned
tea. dance Saturday afternoon
which Is being looked forward to
"'th pleasurable Interest by the
college aoq’al contingent.
TWO COLLEQe^DANCES
M08S AUDITORIUM
Two of the most Important so-
DANCE RECORDS
19172—Slespr—Waring’s pcmtKylVamans
The West, a Nest, and Yen—Waits Wiring's IVtuihjbanians
19178—Rcmcmb’ring—Fox Trot (From “Topsy and Eva”)'
1 Joe Raymond and Hi* Orchinttra
Salt Your Sugar—Fox Trot Joe Raymond and Kin Orchestra
.19179—MopnUght Kisses—Fox Trot Joe Raymond anti His Orthi .u -
(FrOni "Greenwich Village Follies. ') j- —
Music of Love—Fox Trot International Novelty Orchestra
Sew Process
Columbia Phonograph Co.
cial etents of the week entf will
be the Pan Hellenic dances at the
•Moss Auditorium Friday and Sat
urday evening, which give prom
ise of being very happy social Oc
casions, surrounding the Georgia-
Centre game which wll be the last
of the season with clearing skies
Miss Claud Reynqtd*
Thanksgiving in Maywllle.
. AB druggists. Be sure to get
the genuine.
Pine-Tar Honey
Congressman Brand
Leaves For Capital
To Attend Congress
Judge (\ H. Brand left Athens
Thunwdy for Wa*hin*ton preparto*
ry to the convening of Congress Sat
unlay, after having .spent several
weeks with his contltuents.
(From “Mile. Modiste”) (Blossom-Herberl.)
« ,t 858—ulur Scng'(From “Apple Blossoms'') Violin-Cello Solo Hugo K
VlCtOr i I’m in *-° Te (From “Apple Utcssoms) Hugo li
Records DORSEY FURNITURE COMPANY
w J) . ' Corner Lumpkin and Clayton I
MICHAEL’S
—H-
Mtes Sue Reid Vason went over
to Atlanta for the Thanksgiving
holidays. * •
Mr. Cornelius Vason. Jr., went ??
Madison for the Thankgslving holi-
days.
is a Prescription prepared for
Cold, Fever and Grippe
It Is the roost speedy remedy
we know,
Preventing Pneumonia
V lalisO
c.I rj/k
Atjim
Whiter' Hill,
...... ..— after a
week'. Illneu, Nov. 21st, end wee
buried la Savannah. Mra. Bro-vn
will be remembered «• M|'ss Mery
Mr. Will Erwin inert Thurnfay
In Atlanta.
Hill daughter of the late Cl
or Waller B. Hill and Mra.
All those who have prony.ecl
apron. ,for the Women. Club bl
uer nre requested to send them
to Mrs. A. S. Parker.
Misses Panola Whitley end Eun
ice Brooks spent Thursday In At
lanta, going over for the game.
, , -SB-
c4 Whirlwind Sale of
G l^ew Fall Silk
HATS
Sharply
r nderpriced at
Dr. and Mrs. W. C■ fleckey and
Mias Connor Cleckley, of Augusta,
are reg'stered at the Georgian hav
ing come over for the Georgia-
centre fame Saturday.
—5—
Mr. and 'MVs. L. H. Charbon-
For
Tomorrow
Only *
Turbans and cloches that” gutter
with brilliant rhinestones or col-
‘yiu Jewels,
Skrk glossy hats or satin embroidered in gold and silver and
■Valllc Silks.
Draped veils of Intriguing design.'
Luxurious trims of lacas and flowers.
Becaiise of a French-type clay
By Edna Wallace-Hopper
For 40 years l have been A fa-, clay makes plain gii
mous beauty. I am .a youthful And older woman. In
bqguty still. On the stage I play seem to drop ten: years
young girls' parts, and I look Ukc clay firms the skin,
a girl of IP. lines and wrinkles, i
Many years ago Frenfcb experts larged pores. Look at I
taught me the use of clay. That cle of old-age youth.
Mr; Sayv It With Flowers ’
COSTA’S—Fresh From
CRUCEDALE’S
Ail Kinds of Seasonable
Cut Flowers—For All Occasions
We Sell Flowers by Wire. >
I, Bouquets ( Corsages Designs
Phone 697
.tin* Erwin for her maternal gfand-
I mother.
Major John 8. jCpben of Atlanta
clay multiplied my baautjr—mado
The clays were crude and muddy,
as many claya ate still. Since then.
French expects hatfc perfected
clay. They havft made It wlf'te and
clean and dainty. They have added
factors which bring m«»«fold ef
fects.
I now use the perfected clay, end
Now 1 bring you this new-type
city which France perfected for
me. If you are a clay uaer, the mul
tiplied results will amadb you. II.
you don't use clay, the quick re
sults will estound you.
You owe to yourself a testj
Edna Wallace Hopper’s White
R. Gray, Jr., for the Georgia*
Centre game and la register at the
Georgian. \
—BP— '
I 'Mts. George T. Hodgson and Mr
'and Mra. Thomas Powell motored
to Atlanta Wednesday to hear Pet*
1 .raw-alrl **
The Greatest Price Reduction
Ever Offered to the Public
COSTA’S FLOWER SHOP
call It mr Whits Youth C!=:
Youth Clsy !« suppHsb hy all drug-
Mr. TVoy Anderson loft Wednes
day for Mcphis to spend Thanks-
jg'vlng with Mrs. Troy Beatty.
-I Mr. and Mrs. Cobh Lampkln have
rattened from Hot Springs. Ark.,
| where they visited Mr. and Mra.
.Clifford Lampkln anti a visit on
I Arkadepbta where they spent some
time with Mr. Eustace Lampkln re-
turnln via Atanta where they spent
TbsnksglVng with Mr. and Mrs. K.
E. Edwards.
Mrs. John Jell kin.
an example of what that new-type
clay docs for a woman of 62.
You Must Use Clay
No girl or woman who cares for
beauty can now omit her clay- No
girl can look her best without It.
no woman can heap her youth.
The uaers of clay, with their n»y.
clear compexlons, stand out ,'n
every crowd.
gtita and*tollet counters. Pries 50<
>318 New Coats At Unheard of Bargains. Read
*'• OUT TODAY
gntbii <
Victor Records
these Bargains and see how they are selling-
Extra Special At $15.00
One lot of Coats in sport models
and s^lid colors will go on special
sale Saturday and Monday at
§15.00. Real values' *25,00 -and
RED SEAL CONCERT AND OPERATIC
Utter Song (From "Apple Blomoms") (F. KraUWr) Hugo Kroleler
I'tra in Leva (From "Apple Bio—.") (Fntx Km.Ur> Hugo KraUMr
jjrv.w * VictorRfcerd DwbMwM-N*- IO-|**b
jtilHz t.-« the Dark (From ''Orange Blomnme”) (D. Sylv.-lkib.it) .
VOS.q /> Aro.lit. Celli-Curcl
Mo. A gain (From "Mile. Modi.*")
„ | View IktwJ Dwlli I.rod N. tit IHat ,
- went over to
Cp today to tee bey little
Iter, Barbara, who continues
Mr. and Mra. Golden Knight. Mr.
and Mra. £ H- Dorsey, Jr. Mr. and
Met. Frank‘Lawler were among
those attending the- Tech-Auburn
game
$29,75 to: S45.00.
MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL
Hiss Sarah Hal) left Wednesday
for the Washington and Leo week
end college dances.
Mr. Robert Harbin of the Uni
versity Is spending the week end
with relaUves in Rome.
Miss Ruth Joiner of Blacksheer
arrives tonight 13 vl.lt iMka Elisa
beth Arnold for tbe week-end col
lege dance, and Oedrgla-Centrn
game Saturday afternoon.
Misses Lou',10 ami Mathilda Ufl-
son attended the Tecb-Auhum
For Coats that sold Irnm
. - $85.00 to $115.00.
For Coats that sold up to
$75.00 and $85.00.
SAY “J5AYER”- when you buy-^ftulne
Unless you see the “Dayer Cross” on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for
. Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago
Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism
„ JV' • Handy “Bayer” boxes of IE tabkta
v f„ Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists.
WA RNINf*. OntutgfJBaytr Aspirin” i: never sold in
VV rttVlNllNkj, ranrlvilort .iiatsorcafcs. CrotoUrtlgstor*.
game In Atlanta Thursday.
Mr. fnd Mrs. John H. Talmadge
ATTEND THE GREATEST SALE OF COATS Ever Offered in
Athens. Cpme to the store where they have hundreds of Coats
to show you.
have returned from Atlanta.
f —J—
Dr. and Mrg. A. F. Quintan of
Commerce, spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mra. Clahd Tuck.
Mr. and Men. R. A. Denny. Miss
Ooodwyn Denny of Rome. Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Cochran of Atlanta,
will he wn*k-end guests of Mr. snd
Mrs. Cuyler Trussell for the Ceor-
gta-Centre game and other college
activities. j
W. T. Collins Inc
New Victor Records,
Once a Week, Every
Week, Friday
I i)fr. and Mrs. I^msr Rucker Md
lltte daughter, Nell, will motor to
Atlanta f°r tho week-end.