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McLELLAN’S
5-10-25c 8T0RE
i'■■■: reductions in Lad lei’ and
Missas’ Hats—wc muit make
j uom for our Xmas merchandise.
-All $5.00 Hats now ..... $1.98
►93-00 and $4.00 Hats
. 98c
$2.49
$4.98
$2.49
14.98
ies' Sweaters
■'a Sweaters
i's . Sweat* re .
DORSEY’S
A gift she will remember.
Ladies' orer-nlaht cases, hat
boxes, suit eases and hanirbaga-
Dorsey Furniture Co.
GIFTS SHf WILL LIKE f
Vanity Cases, Stationery o( ail j
Thousands of useful presents at
prices that make your money
ko Car.
McLELLAN’S
5-10-25c STORE
kinds, Toilet Article*, Perfumes,
Ivory get*. Toilet Set*. Candle*.
Citizens Pharmacy
Gifts for Children
A SUBSCRIPTION TO
The Banner-Herald
IS A GIFT FOR EVERYBODY
• Phone 75
TOILET 8ET8
in Amber, irury and Shell.
Boudoir Lamps snd Candle
Stlclft. candles. Stationery. Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencil 8ets.
BRAD-O’S
j WITH A CERTAIN
I amount aaved we can flnance
i vou to build and own your borne,
.j What la more.appropriate than a
Savings Account for your Christ -
: mas gift in n hank that special-
i lira thla banh'ng feature.
j Commercial Bank
of Us rapacity. The mt troml-, furnished hr the antlca of two olo
nent people of the country hay* scouts, and of the banjo-playing
cnclurred the piny, the Governor?. terbacker-chgw-lng p'oneer boy,
of the ntatea public officiate, army f Jed Wingate,
and navy commanders aha heads; With the fine cost headed by J.
nf patriotic societies. * . Wtrrcn Kerrigan and Lola Wll-
The reason nf this extrnofdlnnryj son and a magnificent orchestra
interest Is ths fact that -The accompaniment conducted by
Covered Wagon" vividly portray. Frederick Arundel, "The Cordtai
ona of the moat vital petiodi ta Wagon” (In the words of a Bos-
Araerlca’s annals, naihely.‘the con- ton critic) rouses Uke Marshall
qaeat nf the Oregon Trail in 1148- music A delightful feature la the
f 49 by the "covered wagons" or 'rendition of ioneer Songs and
prairie schooners. Dances hy flesh and blood slng-
Thls ,is .pictured In the form of ers ard acton In the costume of
■ UnmllUit and romfntlc love story, the period. The epic Is being
T.'b-lic.-ve'ae Ir a gill from Abe given twice dally ala 3 pm. apt*
Lincoln's county. Illinois. wbojitie p. m. respectively, patronst
Irlvcs one of the wagons. The.are urged to attend the mat),
Lal iultotrs for Iter hand aic(nee If practicable, since there Is
Make Yotir Gift a
Benson’s Fruit Cake
You will Please
a Friend.
Why Not Give Her A
“DIAMOND"
Vou can save by getting It at
J. Bush, Jeweler
Auefton Sale.
Gifts for the Home
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Attention. Take your dinner :
Costa’s Luncheonette
■/ Regular Dlnn'r 4*e
Sandwiches and Salads <* 4' 1
, , kinds A • A
We have many I Wags to pick’
from that will make appreciative
Gifu For the Home.
Dixie Army Store. )
S. H. KRESS CO.
5*10-25c Store
Gifts for Him
AN ELECTRIC SEWING
MACHINE
makes a practical and appneia.'
tied promt. Sew Light*, ■> Sea
our : email machine 1 for little
FIRE INSURANCE PC>MCl£s
TOYS TOYS
TOYS
We - have many things In oor
atore to pick from that w/ll make
The Beat Gift of All ’
for Christmas.'
Lawrence & Miller
naftoOaatiMi
Sx %m
nA.ViNRR.nKRALP, ATHENS, r.EOWMM'r
La Grippe
Influenza
Pneumonia
Keep strong. Be
ShdNljt and freefrom winter complaints.,
Hrm-a Cascara Bromide Quinine in the .
quick-.c acting^ mort dependable eokl
remedy. What Hffl'a does far millions It.
will do for you. Get red box bearing Mr. i
Hill'aportraiL ^m^Price30esnt*.
SPORT NEWS
Wins Rhodes Honors
Loosen Up That Cold 1
With Musterole
llavflgWBsterolc handy when a cold
marts. Tt has all of the advantages of
grandmother’s mustard plaster W1TI1-
t JUT the blister. You just apply it with
tite fingerS. First you feel a warm tingle
as the healing ointment penetrates the
pores, then comes a soothing, cooling
gi»n«atUfr<n*i quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients. Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis,
sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu-
rtatism. lumbago,'croup, asthma, neu
ralgia. congestion, pains and aches of
the back or joints, s >rc muscles, sprains,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
t l.e chest It may prevent pneumonia
5 ToMothcrt: Musterole is now
made In milder form for
babies -and small children.
Aik for Children's Muiterole.
35c and 65c, jars
and tubes.
BttUrlhan a maitardplotter
| COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL
WORK
I advice to children who hav
i did thla Florida tenrher. I
stmend FOLEY'S HO.NKY
,10 the children In m>
had the 'flu* and good
.camo whenever It wra»
%ffte* Mr*. L. Armstrong
tchobec, Florida. Foley'»
r and Tnr contain* no op I-
Ingredient* printed op th«
■Popper. Quickly relieve* cold*
taighs and croup. Sold every-
roere.—Advertisement.
TAX NOTICE
There are only eleven
norc days left in which to
iay State and County
axe* before Dec. 20th.
The Law requires that
he Tax Books be closed
>n 20th day of Dec., and
ill unpaid Taxes be placed
n officers’ hands in shape
if Fi Fas, for immediate
‘oilrction. ’
jl 11 am compelled to obey
•the Law.
f I advise all Tax Payers
fto come fast and not wait
itor the iast few days.
W. A. MALLORY,
Tax Collector.
Avenues.
ATCH OUK WINDOWS
ambulance”
106-Phone-1025
DORSEY’S
Funeral Chapel
Hancock and College
Hfelccrmsi
foJtettfIJorK
itnfc the.
JUamac
71 IT STREET ano BROADWAY
A mazterpicce of modern fcotd
creation where convenience/rest--
ful q jict mud hosplulhy areprtee
feature*.
ic Congo Room—M*di*ral
and RiueRoom Kesuurant.
Alwmjt m pI»MM*r*
Hervey Cleckley, University of Georgia athlete,
vho has been awarded the coveted Rhodes Scholar-
jhip to Oxford from the state of Georgia..
ATHENS HIGH IS
WINNEfl OVER
Et
By HAL JACKSON
, very fast and paused with speed
f iantl accuracy. 'The fighting,
j voder* fouuht hard but they
| unable to solve the Athen* offense
I and hud difficulty in penctruting
their defense. Only once woh the
outcome In doubt. In the openlnp
Htansn the Maroons mlrscd theli
{cu*y shot* und the visitor* hurled
two through from long distance
I uni! the count wag'even ht rlx all
■Here however the.men of TJrowr
j launched a great offen*c and
I out of danger.
The Athen* High team In
und were cotatent to work
Flashing it well timed
lightning Ilk- passing the D,,,, *"u> nose range oy *nor
Athens High Maroons swept to 1 !*»•• "Ink <*»e snoi
Jielr first victory of the roaron tvhlle the larger number of
when they trounced the ik-aseiton • ''Jr* 0 *'* shots tverc from. Ions
iggregatldn by a 38 to 13 score The count a tthe half stood
tatunlay night. Tho Hrown cre«v ! ^ f°r the locals but early 1
limped Into the’ lead In the first i n,, xt half they hit their true
few minutes of play and wero! «nd were off to the first v
lever headed. In the Initial son- «»f a long campaign. Tho lonl
don the score remained close t(ut vmlcrs might Well and hav
early in the iw-cond half they hit team that wIts go good this s
tlielr tr«« stride and soon lin-l >'nr the loners the work of Z
hlng* their way. it was a fast Itnlrd. Hrnselton and Whltle was
Intntle and openul the cuuiptJ^n best while the entire local team
a fitting way. I ptayed good ImIL To pick a star
As wn* expected the Muroon* would 1m* doing an Injustice. Pel-
u out n club that was sinull but no* Ucadw’yler led tho field
“Covered Wagon” Attracting
Great Interest in Athens
[scoring with a total of sixteen
j jMjInts. The floor work of
whole team was great and should
[aid them in many a victory this
I >’* ur -
Itut two days remain now In
which to prepure for the two bat
ties this week end. Friday night
the loenl crew will battle Elber-
ton High and Saturday they play
Comer High. Both game* will be
played In the high school gym,
The lineups follow’:
Athens ^ BraMl
David
Cihf iPhl’s 10 to 3, while
Kapim Slg'* were defeated by
the Sigma Chi’s 6 to 0.
The games were wltnessecd
by a large crowd and was tlie
first of the fraternity grfd
games. Several more games of
this nature are expected to
be played. 4
Athens “Y” Boys 7
Played Better
Than Reported
Athens Y. M. C. A. basketball
team played better basketball
th«n the Atlanta newspaper repor
ters gave them credit for playinjf,
W. Jones, athletic director at
i “Y” s»id Monday. “Wc have
no alibis to offer,” Mr. Jones said,
I “hot the work of the Athens boys
(wa 5 much better than the reports
of the game intimated. The local
| boys had practiced for only on©
week while the Atlanta team had
' been practicing five weeks.” Ath
ens was, defeated 40 to 29. The
Banncr-Heraid's report oC the
game filed in Atlanta by Mr.
Jones directly waiter the jrame,
was delivered to the office Mon-
' The local Y. M. C. A. wilL plojr
a game Saturday night if gr*°nge-
footbnliv men return to the Indoor ments can be completed, Mr. Jones
sport. It aid. Atlanta will play in Ath-
The practices lnt* week wera often* January 19. Drector Jones
i Utrht nature and the p'»e»s Loin 1 was well pleased with the work of
now on arc expected to be hai\le.\ | the locals against a team which
Fir letter men from last y-*arihad more experience Paying a * *
ar?\brok this ynr nn«t with the ( uoit.
mr.ieri •! coming up from ,**ei
freshman .team it ’liMiks fllco u good f
rear fo r the Ked and Black. I
Jake Butler. “Boh" lUchnrdson, I
foe Bennett. Charlie Welhrs..
"I’orkey’* Williams. and Josh
Watson are back on the Job.
Thr»e men compose the returned
letter-men. flcorge Clarke and
Ed flurr roumFwut the list of last
vear's winner* of letters. "Padre”
finished last year and Kd. cap-
tain-e’.ect for the coming season Is
•tot In school.
Chances receive a strong |*oosf
when the Inst year , •rnt* , ’ are add
ed. Nolan Richardson. "Horse 1
Harris, Hatlof. “Battling Tom" Nel
son, nnrt'Tlppln are the outstnnd-
•ng graduated freshmen who wIL*
push the old men for a position.
It is very probable that the c.uin
tet will make a trip durin«r # tlio
FRATERNITY FOOTBALL [on shipboard at Gnlveatthi Satur-
Inter-frmternlty football at’day was 98,000 vs 82,000; at New
the University of Georgiy was,Orleans 33,000 vs 47,000.
ushered hi Saturday afternoon J Exports likely pick up again
on Sanford Field. [next week, but probacy be over-
Delta Tau Delta defeated the'shadowed by uncertainty attend
FOR OEORGI
CAGE CANDIDATES
Pasketrei-H nt Georgia began
fhelr secon«l. week of practice
Monday afternoon and Monday
also expected
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
LinneD & Company's
(By Leaicd Wire)
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1
CHILDREN CRY FOB "CASTOBlf
Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages
injr govomment crop estimate.
Nervous and erratic markets
expected near future, perhaps with ,
wide fluctuations. Mother! Fletcher'e Castorla has physicians cverywhar. ...
wiS"w nt less re S!ilfident deP ihilS b " nUM for over !0 mrs as It. The kln,l you hav” q
more sSSeiJiv.'for tlm^’betax * Bl ' a “ nt ' h “ r ”I«*. -ubatitute houaht bear, atanature «
Favor realizing on long cotton,
dsjfedally on bulges, until govern
ment crop estimate Issued on 12th.
pleasant, hurmles.%
for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
fng Drops and Soothing Syrupih
Contains no narcotics. Proven di
rections are on each package.
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market closed
ata 32 cents Monday. Tho pro
vtous close was 33H cents.
NEW YORK COTTON
Prev.
Open High Low Close Cl"**
Jan. 33.40 33.50 32.45 32.46 83^0
31.33
May 34.05 34.19 33.0Q 33.05
March 33.10; May 33 12. '
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev.
Open High Low Close cuse
Jan. 33.35 35.35 39.4rt 39.40 83.75
Mch. 33.40 33.58 32.83 32.63 33.92
May 33.40 33.58 32.52 33.80 33.01
11 A. M. Bids: Jsnuary 32.95;
March 33.32; May 33.67.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open
WHEAT-
July -
Dec.
Mey .. ..
CORN—
July .. ..
Dee. .. —
May .. ..
OATS-
July ..
Dec
May ..
109 li
P. <?T
107 U
1039s
109%
75%
73%
74%*
43%
43
46 %
List of Workers 7 mm
.j For Tuberculosis
\> Drive Announced
>KW ORLEANS. La. -- Liver- j i„ t h e tuberculnsis drive bet -
mi was due about 52 to 5a down , arr ,ert „ n In Athens dtirlnK tha
^ r can . ;< q"* ^ _! n]U ut!i of December, the followlni;
' . S™ "K? S “ turd *" . wt r: "I ladles will compose the team un-
'' l “ 1( “ d0WT V^,71 <:xa * V,’- l "! dcr the chairmanship of Mrs. c
tS,12 e sn site -Mate' l?Jht Tl i ,or ,h0 work T “- dl > v:
mst evmwhtw DWhSux *,j I Mlchnela' 'Booth: Mrs. C. W.
,f -i j!.,.:!’ 18 * “Icrawa. Mrs. John Morris. Mrs. R.
Brooks and Mrs. J. S. Goetcli
holldayr. The trip will , |*robabl>*
carry them into one of tho Caro-
linn’s. (
REAP
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS
told 15,777 vs 14,119 Friday.
; Government crop estimate Wed
nesday, probablv aj 1 p. m., N>,v
Crl'iins time, about ten million
expected.
Certificated* stock New York
ember 6th 45,000; at New Or-
yan* December 7th 21,000. More
ecember tenders, probably heavy,
ipecially in New York, last ,h«if
this month.
ompaivj, with last yeor^; stock j palace ^°° th
his.
Postoffice Booth: Mrs. O. W.
Bowen, Miss Sarah 'Moss, Mrs.
John Mell and Mrs. Rufus Moss.
Palace Booth: Mrs. D. W. By
ther. Miss llondurant. Mrs. •€. J.
Decker and Mrs. M. P. Jarn'gan.
Mrs. W. F. Watason and MIhii
Josephine Wilkins will have charge
Tuesday
Not a $4.00 Slipper for $3.95—
But a $7.50 Slipper
for $4.00.
Ladies’ Beautiful Brown Suede $4.00
Ladies’ Smart Satin for Evening Wear $4.00
Ladies’ Sport Patent Pumps $4.00
Ladies’ Dull Soft Kid Strap $4.00
Ladies' Tan Walking Strap Pump .... $4.00
Ladies’ Russian Calf Oxfords $4.00
BEAUTIFUL. HOSIERY-SILK OR WOOL.
You Look—You Judge—You Buy. 1 11
Come—Where the Best Shoes and Lowest
Prices in City.
PAUL HADAWAY SHOE CO.
233 Broad Street -Athens, Ga.
Read Banner-Herald Want Ads.
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’> Don’t Worry Over Holiday Problems! Just Turn to “Christmas Gift Suggestion*”
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Gifts for Her
Norrle Kxuulititc L'andlcx
Blocks Aristocratic CantVes
Mavis Freneib Chocolates
HollInBawtfrtli Unusual L'amlle!t
Iluntcs World Famous candles
Georgian Palm Garden
GIVE HER THE BEST '
We havo n wonderful lino of
Christmas Iiaxet of the World’s
Most Famous Candles
Georgian Palm Garden
"GIVE HER A"
STUDERAKER
One. She Will Be Proud of.
Lawler Motor Co.
A GIFT SHE WANTS
Electric Curlers, Boudoir Lamps
and Irons, Floor snd Table
Lamps, Heating Pads.
Taylor Electric Co.
Fountn'n Pens, Watches, Rings,
Stick Pins, Cigarette Cases and
Holden, A Gift be wUI want.
J. Bush, Jeweler
For Everybody
We have something In anr store
for everybody. Gifts they will ap
preciate. Come in and sea our
display of goods.
S. H. KRESS CO.
5-10-25 Store
A FIRE INSURANCE
Policy protects your horns. iA
Gift for Everybody
LIPSCOMB
Fire Insurance Agency
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Automobllo equipment for
christmaa. Motor 'Meters, Side
Shields, Monogram, Radiator
Caps, Step pistes, Efttn Tires
and Tire Covers.
Motor Tire & Supply Co.
FLOWER8 FOR CHRISTMAS
SEASON
Wo Invite you to see our Christ
mas cemetery Wreaths/* Pot
Plants and Cut Flowers
Jones’ Flower Shop
Phone 247
A GIFT THAT LASTS A YEAR
Protect her honie with one of oor
many fire insurance policies.
LIPSCOMB
Fire Insurance Agency
SPECIAL XMAS PORTRAITS
A* or as many as deilrcd
Attractive oil colored portrs/ts
FINE FRAME
Adams & Arnett Studios
XMAS GIFTS
At Popular Prices—Shirts, Ties,
Hats, Gloves, Socks and many
ether things.
Levy’s Toggery and
Boys’ Shop
Pipes, (fgars. Cigarettes, Christ-
man Package snd Boxes
A Oift He Will Uke.
Jowcrs’ Cigar Store
a oift they Wart
Who could ask for inythlaf
nicer th«n'i
CADILLAC
Soule Cadiliaib Co.
SOMETHING HE CAN USE
Pipes, Cigars, Cigarettes. Razors.
Shaving Brushes, FounUIA Pens
and Pencils
Citizens Pharmacy
Cigars. Pipes. Fountn'n Pens,
Razors, Sharing Brashes. Mili
tary Brushes and All Toilet
Supplies
BRAD-O’S /
The Man’s Shop
A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
Is a Gift und Saving Combined.
B. R. Bloodworth
Representing t
Northwestern Mutual Uf».
“VICTROimS”
vfd.. r
Maks the borne happy CIiSbsu.h
morning by giving tin- family a
ViCTROLA
Dorsey Fumitfire'lCo.
A—h-4
I EDISON PHONOGRAPH
"The Phonograph TCth « Soul
Wo carry tail stock of musical
Instrument,, Pianos, Olboon
1 Mandolins ” 1
Morris Music Shop
Mrs. Nellis Baylor. M||h-
Msvis and Candy' Says
"MERRY CHRI8TMA8”
In a dlstincUre manner. See our
Christinas bozei, one she will
appreciate.*
Jowers’ Cigar Store
aive tho Family ■'
A Oift Thsy Can Uss
A BUICK FOR CHRISTMAS
Conolly Motor Co.
Dinner
Decorations
VEGETABLES, ,
will make a largo part of r°» r
Christmas Dinner
Costa’s Delicatessen
Is headquarters, for that dialler
or dinners snd we will be *l» a
to fill your wants- ^