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DECEMBER 7, 1923.
liter a hard day—,
: the i
ainedu
tension of
ibdes with Sloan's.
< You don’t have
Lrub it in. Strain relaxes, pain
in away. Get a bottle front
r druggist today—35 cents. It
H not stain. ;i
jsan’s Liniment kills paint
test
means
WUJMEr
baking povma
Professor Pepp
To Draw Large
Crowd Saturday
Athens High School Play
For Benefit of Library
Will Be Presented Sat
urday Night.
A rare treat is in store for the
audience whoa the curtain In the
new Mell Auditorium rises Satur
day night. “Professor Pepp,” a
3-act farce is to be presented by
the High School Students, and to
say that it will be good is putting
it mildly. ,
The plot of the play centers
around one eccentric Professor
Peterkin Pepp, who. during his trip
to Russia, has brought down the
wrath of the Russian Redeemers
upon his head. The professor re
turn s to take up his duties In the
fall with the firm belief that be
hind each tree and hush hides i
Russian Redeemer, ready o.d anx
lows’ to hiss the fatal word “Bum
and hurl the bomb which will
m end to his heretofore un
eventful career ns a college pro-
Matters are complicated
by the arrival of an old college
chum of the professor's, who. striv
ing to turn back the pages of time,
registers as a freshman. Howard
Buttonbuster’s decision to return
to college was. Jie ndmlts. Influ
enced by the three hundred Coeds
who are In'attendance there.
TBS BANNER- HERALD, ATHENS, GBOKGIJt
mmm
Tthe First Application Makes Skin
Cool and Comfortable
SOCIALHEWS
George Hu'dier'e friends will re
gret to learn of his Illness with
measles.
Mrs. Mary Lt Groover will laud
in New York today via Italian
If you are suffering from eczema steamer. Conte Rosa, after nearly
Groover Is expected In Coftnnbus!—The; friends-of Mrs. Ralph Goss
alwut Fridajv-£olumburEnaifi£jr- 4 will ft$ret to learn of hor Illness
Sub:*' j - 1 ' at bt'riboma an Milledge avenue
Mr. O. R. Reynolds of Tampa, Little MIssdSabelle Knight's
Fla., wals a visitor here Thursday, friends will be glad to learn she
Is Improving from chicken pox.
las proven
ause.of the
failing results
at are always
btain&f
Irherc it
■used.
m
Sates 2%
times as
much as that
of any other
brand
iis womb's greatest
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opportunities far many ludicrous
situations are taken advantage of
by the author nnd the whole play
laugh from start to finish-
The cast has been carefully chosen
and under the able coaching 01
Miss Inn Cooper, hoa reached a
degree of perfection seldom at
tained - by amateurs.
Thomas Franklin St. John plays
Professor Pepp to perfection. H«
Is a nervous wreck with every
moment of his life made miserable
by the fonr of the Russian Re
deemers.
part of C. H. Buttonbuster.
philanthropist, and general good
sport Is well played by Howard
Holmes.
Ous Witcher reams made for the
part of the almost disappointed
lover, Howard Greene.
Charles Cates, plnylng Sim Bat
ty, the town marshall, la appar
ently Otey Walker of the Old Home
Town come to life.
Robert Patterson. Harry
mage. Frank Stewart, nnd Ennla
Parker, are all good In the parts ol
college boy*. %
Sarah Brown makes n most at
tractive nelce of Profeasor Pepp
nnd her 'devotion to Howard and
“beautiful eyes” never wavert
throughout the entire play.
I.oulsp Smith, playing ns Aunt
itoulder apparrtitlj^ meins
business when she announces that
there will be a "weddln* and a
funeral if she ever finds that man."
Petunia Muggins, the none too
bashful sweetheart of 81m Batty
I* well played by Marie Tibbetts.
Elinor Tobe. ns Olga Slopskl,
the Russian Dancing teachen * I*
the delight of the students and
the bane of the professors very
existence.
Kitty Clover, (n the person of.
Alice Rowland has a passion for
collecting souvenirs, and like the
child*who cried for the moon, was
much disappointed when aha couio
not add a bonfire to her collection
Elinor On Mown y, Winifred Foo
ler. and Dorothy FUleher a'*
three very pretty young Co-ed*
Dancing by Miss Blumer Ftink-
enstlne. several vocal numbers by
Miss Nell Galloway, nnd the play
ing of the High School Orchestra,
directed by Miss Natalie Bocock,
are additional features which will
be offered.
The rurtain rises promptly at
ir. and the audience Is requested
lie rented by that time.
other torturing embnrars-
ing skin trouble you may quickly
be rid of it by using Mentho-Sul-
phur, declares a noted skin speci
alist.
This sulphur preparation
cause of Its germ destroying pro
perties. seldom fails | k to quickly
subdue itching, even of fiery ec
zema. The first application maker
the skin cool and comfortable.
Rash nnd blotches are healed right
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur
applied like any pleasant coM
cream and Is perfectly harmless.
You can obtain> small Jar from
any good druggist.—Advertisement,
Was a “Bear Cat”
"My wife was never an angel
but after five years of Ii(rer nnd
stomach trouble she became
•bear cat.’ No doctor or« medicine
helned her nnd we thought therr
was no help for her. our
told me of Mayr's Wonderful Rem.
hich had helped him for j
same trouble, so T brought home a
bottle, but sire promptly threw it
out. I got It back and after a
week coaxed her into taking It.
She Is now enjoying the best of
health nnd disposition.” It is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the cntnrrha! mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi
cally all stomach, liver and Intes
tinal ailments, 'including nnpendi-
cltls. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Fo p sale by nl«
druggists, everywhere.—Advertise
ment.
two years spent la Europe. Mrs. I St .Mary’s hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Loden of Colbert
spent Thursday In the cKy.
—BE—
Ml.* Sexton or Kansu CUy. I. «“ 01 “ v «** ityu
tho gue.t of AM.. Lake Johnson at
captain J. W. Barnett’s friends
are pleased to see him out after
UnexpectedQ
Company Y
Let them come! A delicious
salad in a moment-tender
asparagus tips, crisp lettuce,
Ncuchatel cheese, pimentos
and rich, creamy
Paramount Salad
Dressing '
Make the simplest meal a
feast with appe
tising. wholesome
Paramount Onsite
Salad Relish
Haw thm pure, health,
giving Paramount prod.
n your pastry lor all
Taunadge Bros. & Co.
Distributors
MARKETS
’ Housekeepers
mifrf
Chocolate
(Premium No. 1)
ulung caltH pies, puddings,
fvdeos, ices, etc.
Be sura that you
t the genuine, in
. blue wrapper
' yellow label
l the tradc-
k of the Choc-
i Girl on tke
PATRICK’S
PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTIONS
Phone 88
l lee delivery service
-I' the city.
ATHENS COTTON
The local cbtto nmarket closed
34 cents Friday. The previous
dose was 34 cents.
NEW YORK COTTON
Open high low* close P. C.
.... 34.60 34.85 34.43 34.63 34.20
. 35.19 25.25 34-30 35.04 344.65
Muy - 35.33 35.45 34.94 35.17 14.80
11 a. m. bids Jan. 34.75; Mar
15.13; May 15.35.
NEW ORLEAN8 COTTON
Open high low close P. C.
Jan..... 34.80 34.87 3440 344.55 34.23
Mar . 34.80 35.08 34.55 34.53 34.44
May » 34.86 35.06 34.50 34.30 54.43
-• A. M bids. January 34.70. Mar.
34.92; May 34.90.
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
Too Ute to ClauiK
LOST—I nt rixluytory letter on.U. H.
Shipping Board paper. Finder
return to Louise - A, Williams,
Prlnrston Hotel, Onlneivllls, On.
D-7-p.
WANTED—Collie m»l» pup ebout
* or 10 week.' old at a muonngte
price. K M. Corley. III. H.
Lumpkin St Athene, On. d-7-p
FOR RENT—Nice 6 room cottons
end l»oth, near Normal School.
All convenience*. Call MMI.
WANTED—Will pay cub for
twenty-three model Ford Coupe,
|i bargain, or will trade for Coupe
I body. Addrara "Coupe," care
I Runner-Herald.
Buy a Benson’s
Fruit Cake, sizes
from one to twenty
pounds, in decorat
ed metal boxes.
Free samples any
time.
BENSON’S
BAKERY
SMAYBURG’S
278 CLAYTON STREET
Ladies Look
SATURDAY ONLY •
Quick Clerance
Dresses
$IJOO
SATINS
P. TRELLS
CANTON
. ETC.
Formrly Priced Up to $19.75
Another Lot Of Dressis
HEAVY COPEN
POIBET TWILLS
SATINS
CHARMEUSE
AND OTHERS
/$Q95
Formerly Sold As High As $29.75
Seeing In Believing
SMAYBURG’S
278 CLAYTON 1 STREET t
Mr. Otla Reynolds, Mra. Chat.
| Carr, Mrs. Robt Henderson and
1 Mra. Johnv Sheridan spent Tuesday
in Athens.—Mayesvillo Enterprise.
Mrs. Robt. Carr, Jr., and chlld-
dren . si>ent last waek • with her
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Henry,
In Athene.—MayesviUe Enterprise.
Mrs! S. T. Tracy and Miss Tracy
left - Thursday for a '"vigSt to
Hoschton. Mrs.*, Tracy has given
up-her home here and will spend
sometime visiting various places
before locating elsewhere •
Mr*. W. H. Wayne of Monroe, Is
the guest of Mrs. & L. Davis.
LLOYDlEORGE«
Money on Central 1 City Property 1
5i/a'r—Five and Half Per Cent—51/0';^■
Simple Interest
HUBERT M. RYLEE, LAW OFFICES
404-5 Holman Building Telephone 1576
(By Associated Prase)
LONDON—Prime Minister Bald
win and J. Ramsay MacDonald, la-
bor lender, were re-elected In the
English lections Thursday. Win.
nton Spencer ChdrchUl and Arthur
Henderson, prominent, laborite,
were defeated.
Lady Astor nleo took her place
among the victorioua candidates
while the Conservative’s majority
over all other parties was deft
nltely wiped out, according to lat
est reports Friday.
David Lloyd George was re
elected a« a Liberal, while Herbert
Asquith, leader of the liberal par
ty barely got in.
TAX NOTICE
There are only eleven
more days left in which to
pay State and County
Taxes before Dec. 20th.
The Law requires that
the Tax Books be closed
on 20th day of Dec., and
all unpaid Taxes be placed
in officers’ hands in shape
of Fi Fas, for immediate
collection.
, I am compelled to obey
the Law.
I advise all Tax Payers
to come fast and not wait
for the last few days.
W. A. MALLORY;
Tax Collector.
Read Banner-Herald
Wait Ads.
The tremendous value you
get at thi* price—the high
quality of the leathera, the
remarkable workmanship,
the smartness and exduaive-
nesa of NEWARK atylea—
these you get in NEWARK
Shoes in a measure out of
all proportion to the price.
We tell you that you can
not poasibly realize until
you aee them how much
finer they are than any shoes
you per saw at anything like
thia price. And what is more,
styles shown elsewhere
priced $7, 48, and $10 are
duplicated dogn to the last
detail in the wonderful
NEWARK at $3.50
^fiework Sfiec SteneoCe
r Tfc* f*ars««t Chain or Shoe Stores In i no United Stale*.
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S STORES
( Athens, Ga, Store, 151 Clxjrton St., “Next to Kress.”
All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evening, to Aeeommodatc Customer,
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NO ONE EXPECTS
No one expects s fire. But fires come. Insure. No one expects sud
den loss of property. But property Is destroyed and financial loss
ind ruin often follow. Insure. Just because you do not expect mis
fortune—Insure. Wo can give you all forms of Property Protection
Policies.
THE HINTON SECURITIES CO., Athens, Ga. f
SHOP
Don’t Worry Over Holiday Problems! Just Turn to “Christmas Gift Suggestions”
Christmas Gift .Suggestions
Ch.3atmta Gift Suggestions
Gifts for Her
Norris Exquisite Candles ,
Blocks Aristocratic Candfcs
Muvls French Chocolates
Hollingsworth Unusual Candles
Uuntes World Famous Candles
Georgian Palm Garden
GIVE HER THE BE8T
Wo have u wonderful line -of
Christmas Boxes of the Worlds
Most Famous Candies
Georgian Palm Garden
COLONIAL
Tonight
FLOWER8 FOR CHRI8TMA8
SEASON
We Invite you to see our Chg’st
mas Cemetery Wreaths.
Plants and Cut Flowers
Jones’ Flower Shop
Phode 267 .
Pot
Fountain J-ens, Wstobes. Rings,
Slick Pens, Cigarette Cases and
Holders, A Ollt be will want.
# J. Bush, Jeweler
A GIFT THAT LA8T’6 A YEAR
Protect her home with one of our
many fire insurance policies.'
LIPSCOMB •
Fire Insurance Agency
DORSEY’S
A gift she
boxes, suit cases and band bags-
Dorsey Furniture Co.
GIFTS SHE WILL LIKE
Vanity Cases, Stat/onery of all
kinds* Toilet trteles, Perfumes,.
Ivory Set^, Toilet Sets. Candles.
Citizens Pharmacy
Gifts for Children
Christmas Gift Suggestions
For Everybody
We have something In our store
for everybody. Gifts tbey will ap>
preelete. Come In end see our
displsy of goods.
S. H. KRESS CO.
5-10-25 Store
A FIRE INSURANCE
Policy protects your borne. A
Gift for Everybody.
LIPSCOMB
Fire Insurance Agency
J 1 a
SPECIAL XMAS PORTRAITS
As few or it many .as desired
Attractive oil colored portra/ts
FINE FRAME
Adams & Arnett Studios
TOILET 8ET8
In Ambre. * Ivory and Shell.
Boudoir Lamps and Candle
Sticks, Candles, Stationery, Gold
afri Silver Pen* and Pencil Set*.
BRAD-O’S
PRICES:
50s 75c, S1.Q0, 8J.59
* Plus Tax.' .-«•««
by se-Jtng It at
WITH A CERTAIN
amount saved we ean finance
you to build add own your borne.
What U more opproprlate than a
Savings Account for your Christ-
mu gift In a bank Umt sr
Ism this banh'ng feature. -
Commercial Bank
special-
••
Brinjf the children In and let
them see our toy deportment .We
have many toys to ptc from. We
•are yo6 money.
S. H. KRESS CO.
5-10-25c Store
Thousands of useful presents .at
prices that make ydur money
go for.
McLELLAN’S
■ 5-10-25c STORE
Gifts for Him
TOYS TOYS
TOYS
5c to 98c
McLELLAN’S
5-10-25c STORE
We have’ meny things In our
store to pick from that wfII make
Ideal Christmas Gifts For Him.
Dixie Army Store
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Automobile equipment for
-fulls. Step yiapT", Extra Tire*
Motor Tire Sr Supply Co.
Christmas Gift S&gge*lion.s
“SMOKERS”
rides, cfgats. Cigarettes, Christ*
' mat* Package and Boxes
A Gift llo Will [dike.
Jowers’ Cigar Store
SOMETHING HE CAN 8E
Pipes, Cigars, Olgarcttes, Razors,
Shaving Broshe*. Fountain Pcne
end Pencils'
Citizens Pharmacy
Rasors, Shaving Brushes. Mill
tsry Brushes and All Toilet
_ — ’Supplies
BRAD-O’S
) ^he Man’s Shop
Blocks Candy Says
“MERRY CHRISTMAS”
In a distinctive ^manner. See our
Christmas boxes; one. she will
appreciate. ’ 1 v "* •< *
lowers’ Cigar Store
Christmas Gift Suggestions-
“VICTROLAS”
.Dorsey Furniture Co.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH ’
“The Phonograph XV$t&k a Soul.'*. ,
We carry full stock of musical
Instrument". Pianos, Gibson 1
Mandolins
Morris Music Shop L
Mr. Nellie Saylor, Mgr.
Give the Flamlly
A Gift They Can Use
A BUICK FOR CHRISTMA8
Conollv Motor Co. '
~ Dinner Decorations
Gifts for the Home
We have many tb/nt* to pick
from that will make appreciative
Gifts For the Home.
Dixie Army Store
VEGETABLES
Flu make a large part of your
Christmas Dinner -
Costa’s Delicatessen.*™
is headquarter*^ for that t
or dinnsr* and we,will be ,
to fill your wants.
CHRI8TMAS SHOPPERS
Attention. Take yonr dinner a
Costa’s Luncheonette.
Regular Dinner 65c
• Sandwiched and Salad, of
kinds ' 1
FRUIT8
A GIFT THEY WANT
WXJo could • .ask for
. . Auer Jlma.,
•- . CADILLAC
CUron. Lemon and Orange Peel.
rrystollied Pineapple and h» r
anything l.rlrs, ItVxIns, Fig*. Dates. ftnU
i Fruits, sad all kinds of Venet«^,^
. j hies fop your Cbristmaa Dinner.
Soule Cadillnc'Co.
ROGER’S
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