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MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1823.
THE BANNER-HERALD ATHENS, CEOilCIA
PAGE THREE
OHIw lZO! - By MRS. ALICE ADAMS - Re.id.nM 8»
BENSON’S
Made With 100^; Whole
Milk. Contains More
Food Value.
7j(jKSI)AY DINNER
Dinner 50c
(Mil*.
Vegetable Soup
irheftted/fork or Roast Beef
'String Bean.
Creamed Whole Potatoes
"’’Tomato Aspic
Muffins and Biscuits .
m7 Pofato Custard
y^fftf, Tea or Milk
lnflP Cent *
TUESDAYSUPPER
Tenderloin Steak, Brown Gravy
|V)M# and Beans
Tomato Aspic
Fried Com
Hot Biscuits
jPhaebos and Cake
•Mfst, Tea or Milk
fi: ’ 60 Cents .
bAnner-herald
PATIENCE
The world aske nothing of a man
Beyond hie power to do,
He can who reafly, thinks he cen.
And this ft atwaye true— >
Each In hie place can* reach hie
goal
And find expresiion for Me so il.
Sometimes the way seems hard and
..<■ « .Ipng, M . - s . . (
Sometimes* the burden's heavy.
But he shall conquer who is strong,
And has the will to wait,'
And he shall come through weal
and woe
Unto the peace he hopes to know
i
Yipr’.ef strikes u* la our gayest
| hours,
j But these are tests to try our
powers
| And failures bear us down,
Before we gain the crown;
I All who the robes of fame muet
wear,
j First in Ite bitterness must share.
Great trials come to test us all,
\ There*4e no easy road;
i He who has faith shall never fall
j Beneath hig heavy load;
For out of falulre and distress
The strong man builds his happl-
ness.
—Exchange.
—ffl— I
COOKING 8CHOOL OPENS
|TUE8DAY AFTERNOON
2:30 O'CLOCK
| The Banner-Herald cooking in
Ktltute opens Tuesday afternoon nt
'the Colonial theaatre at 2:30 and
f continues each afternoon at the
same hour through Friday.
Miss White, the director has
many valuable things to tell the
housewife, a pencil and a will to
(learn are the only credentials re
quired, and Indeed this Is a most
wonderful privilege, which should
be taken advantage of.
The first lesson will be on sal
ads, an always popular dish. Wed
nesday Christmas dainties; Thurs
day, cakes and icings.
Friday will be devoted to unus
ual desserts. Miss White will tell
you many valuable things, and an
swers all questions. Remember tbo
time and place.
P. T. A. COLLEGE AVE. MEETS
TUE8DAY 8 P. M.
A. B.’s SALE TUE8DAY
TEN O’CLOCK
You can't imagine what an at
tractive array of hand.made and
band painted articles chapter A
B. has gotten together. There aer
very-few expensive things In this
collection, however a partial lis
may help {o solve your probleu.
for you.
In the hand ,painted list tibc^
are bulb-bowls, water bottle anr
tumblers, bedside tumblers, per
fume bottles, brooms, ' wnlsl*
brooms, candles, candlesticks, tiee!*
candles, clothes brushes, French
dolls, rag dolls, elephants, tore
whistles, pencils, rules, balls, bells
vanity bbxes, soap boxes, seise
bridge score, curtain pulls, writ
In* pads.
The hand made and* embroidery
collection consists of handker
chiefs, blanket protectors, collar
and cuff sets, boudoir clippers,
boudoir pillows, shoe bags and
Mother Qoose shoe bags for tf.e
nursery, booties, coat hanger i
towels and numerous other things.
There will be a few very handsotm-
bags, made by a lady famous for
making beautifuls ones and ah"
can hardly keep them for the sale.
The chapter has decided not to
sell a single thing until the place
Vs opened and let every, one have
a chance to secure the* things they
most desire. Uhe sale opens at ten
o’clock Tuesday morning, Decem
ber 11th, in H. O. Eptlng’s office
In the Holman building, and their i
will also be offered for tale cakes,
rookies, candles, brown bread
beaten biscuits and cheese straws
made by the best of cooks.
Be sure to drop In and look
things over. s
•'SB—
MISS MARION
BLOOMFIELO
Miss Marlon Bloomfield will
talk to the pre-school ago circle'
on Constructive toys and game*
This Is indeed a rare privilege
that young mothers and others la-
terested In small children will
greatly onjoy.
(Keeping tho babies from being
destructive Is an absorbing prop-
lem.
The pre-school age circle very
cordially Invite* those Indies Inter
ested In this subject, whether
members of the circle or pot to
attend this charming entertain-
V»cj<s
Octr 17 Million Jar a U~J Yaarlv
Utue Eddie Morgan ia conva
lescing from megsles.
j Mrs. Rosa D. Hull will return
‘this week from Dublin where she
'Is visiting iMr. and Mrs. Delonev
Hull.
POLICE MAKE 49
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Janover and
. ———■■I. i ii— ■ little daughter of New York ar-
progtam which wa* Ably directed five soon to spend the holdUys
by Miss Hanftah Bernste»n
vir. Charlie Joel.
—SB—
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
MEETS WITH MR. AND
MR3. HARRY HODGSON \ M t J
The Music Study club meet* „ Mr - Simon Michael and Mr. M
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Michael spent Sunday in At
Mrs. Hug'* Hodgson at 8 o’clock.. * anta -
A full HIM. urged. . ;j Mf< ^ ^ ^ ^
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING 1 ’[JITirVirtlnlr”hi/*dauih’
LEAGUE O WOMEN VOTERS l ' r M™ ,l.r4 n.lLj «h n v.I,h
Tbe Executive board of the !£•
League of Women voter, will « W,U * ccomp,ny fctr
held with Mr?. L. L. Hendon , ,or a
fuI?*aUendamrfl°l >,, iireed ‘S «*■** MoWn-fol SuT.nnah. .nd
full attendance I. urged. . Mr*. c-eorge Harrison of Atlanta
Mia. Leila Turner haa returned *2' U ISffi
‘l USES * ,ter * 10 M ”' ’'•irg.'^eX-WvirSSE;
L. Morgan. | Phelan In Waycroaa.
The friends of Miaa Sarah B | , h .
Simmon* of the Unlvendtv wlllj end |,„ e wlth h |, f<mUjr .
rgeret to learn ahe ia ill with i
measles at the Infirmary. - |
I
The P. T. A. of College avenue ®“L
school will meet Tuesday night at Evtvybody attending I, asked to
8 o'clock. bring gamea, toys, or scrap hooka
The pupils of the second grades «*£*«• /““"d moet helped
will present The Three King's of' “
Orient. After the program there
will be a box supper. The mothers
of the aaseelatlon will bring tbe
boxes and the fathars will buy
them. The second grade mother,
will furnish and serve delicious
coffee.
ELECTRICAL
appliances*
V *r AKE your gift an Electrical one and
Jvl' you’re sure of a wise choice—the
»u,i ; , recipient will doubly appreciate its
beauty and usefulness.
uaj w ■ . J . ■ .; .
Yoii liave the widest range for choice among
t$g,list of reliable and economical appliances:
Toasters Waffle Irons Percolators
Heating Pads Chafing Dishes Irons
Give A Lamp
We are showing a varied assort
ment of beautiful Bridge Lamps,
Floor Lamfw, Table^ Lamps and
Electric Torches.*
Ho Your Christmas Shopping Early.
Any article you purchase will be held for
"P " delivery, subject to your order.
*$iEE OUR CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS
thens Railway & Electric Co.
Athens Gas, Light & Fuel Co.
w.t , 170 College Avenue
gwiking Interest In young children.
The time of meeting la 4 o’clock
Tuesday afternoon, the, place t
Mm. C. A. Ver Nooy on Mllledge
avenue.
LUCV COBB ITEMS
There will be a recital in the
parlors of Lucy Cobb Inutltute ti
the pluno pupils of Mluu Murrlet
May Crenshaw, assisted by the
violin puplle of Mro. John Morris
on Tuoidey, December 11th, at
8:15 P. M.
The patrons and friends of Lacy
Cobb are cordially Invited to at
tend thle recital.
FEAST OF CHANAKAH
AT 8VNG0QUE
The Sunday school of the He
brew Temple celebrated tho Feast
of Chanakah Sunday evening with
a beautiful and very Intcrestln-
Worth Giving!
STATIONERY
flow wonderful to find on
Christmas morning a box of our
qua'ity stationery; perfectly
glossed; bountifully engraved.
Come in nnd bo convinced When
you see our interesting dli-
pleys.
We are showing a beautiful
assortment of
In Christmas Packages.
A Complete Line of
CHRISTMAS GREETING
CARDS, SEALS
AND TAGS
Shop end Mail Early.
Phone 1066
i
CITIZENS
PHARMACY
Frilenda of Mrs. Sterllns Hub
bard are glad to see her out after
an Illness of several weeks.
Mr. *M. J. Costa has returned
from Little Rock where he * ala
tended the convention of South
ern Manufactories of Ice Cream.
They ell agreed to make the
highest quality of Ice cream and
tho convention was a noteworthy
event.
Westmoreland Is
Named Attorney
JEFFERSON, da.—At a recent
election of the Mayor and Council
of the city of Jeffereon Col. Geo
W. Westmoreland was elected at-
tomeytor the city for the Incom
ing year.
Mr. Weatmoreland Is a young
jatatorney of thla place and In hlr
election to this responsible posi
tion U e decided complhnenl well
| deserved. He 10 a studious, pains
taking and energetic worker end
Ids-Success In the legal profession
Is assured.
He was reared on the farm near
here end after obtaining his col
lege education studied law efts;
which he located here. Mr. West
morelanad haa a wife and two
children and the family la popular
among their many friends. His
wife wee Miss Made Fembrough
daughter of A. H. Fembrough uf
Oconee county.
SUFFERED FIVE YEAR8 FBOM
KIDNEYS
“I suffered with kidney troubl,
for five years or more. I could not
sleep at night and I was always
tired aftrr coming home from
work,, and my back ached.” write,
John R. Gordon. Danville, III. “I
secured rome FOLEV KIDNEY
PILLS and after a few treatment,
I felt better and could work with
more esse, became etrenger and
could sleep better." For quick re
lief from Backache, Rheumatic
Paine, and Kidney and Bladdei
trouble uee FOLEY KIDNEY
PILLS. Sold everywhere.—Adv,
llieaent.
Read Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
What {he World Is <Ddin&
OS SEES’BY POPULAR cMECHASICS cMAOAZISB
Hot Weather Forma Ice in
Coat Mint
During the Manner. ice ia mined
from a coal pit located in an eastern
itate. Cold sir seeping through earth
fissures in winter cools the rock to a
temperature far below fmiing, but no
ice forme because the atmosphere is
too dry. At its. depth tbe heat of
remoter cannot reach the vanrE—Dur
ing warm months, the shaft become,
moist, and when coal was being dug
then recently, it ia said, the miners
had to remora three or four carloads
of ice every morning before Urey were
able to get to their poets. At a result,
the working was abandoned aa a
source of fuel, leaving it, entirely free
for use as a natural refrigerato
• » • .
Hunters Snowthoc Over Mud
to Sulk Sea Game
Skis and saowihoca are used by
tshermen aad hunter* no the islands
if the North 8e*'to enable them %i
talk over the wet and aiippc
hat covers the ground most of the
rear. With these it it possible to
ravel miles over soggy ground, in-
ubiied by sea-dogs aod water fowls,
liuch of which otherwise would be
mpeamblc. Fint the native* strapped
How to Keep Tooli Clean
O Keep looll
and Bright
coating, mercurial ommicm u
known aa blue butter. It is some,
poisonous, so shottd be bandied c
fully. Another good btxture to I
big wood board* to their feet, but later
it was found that the footgear used to
traverse the snowdrift* was more effi
cient. *
« * *
«» a difficult matter to catch a
moth with the liandx aa it flics through
the ait. Howcrcr, i( the hand* are |
moistened, the moth can easily b<
taught a* tli** n< :.niP*N t,i u art mrv-,
(ac* teems to bah t a paralysing effect.
Artist in Diving Snit Paints
Sea’s Depths
Fishlike birds, aad cealles of com),
have been painted by an artiat who.
with weighted palttte and a diver*
helmet, haa Walked through the tide-
leee lagoon* of the South Sets amid
forests ef seaweed. On tbs canvas,
cliffs rite sheer, mountaies seem to
jut a vast distance and, in one scene,
the sky stretches behind a gnat peak,
a horison line which ia, in fact, a beach
cutting across the watery heavens.
The painter's work under water is done
on calfskia. Fish swim about (he art
ist while he is at Worit to catch the
bit* of detached paint. Some of iherc
sea denisens are dangerous, among
them being the tiger shark, tbe octo
pus, and the ray, giant cousin of the
stinguree. He can sting, but his wea
pon is his weight—a ton and a half.
Mistletoe Is Pest in South. 1
Festive Twig Elsewhere
While mistletoe generally is favored
ns n yuletidc decoration, it iy regarded
os n licet in the Southwest, end for the
A 12 year* erientisU hare been
dying -v w«r to exterminate it.
Gov« nirit^nt c-kfiertv tall iIht gircu
aprig ami it* whi»c'l*'rrn *, an “in-
mi tkmirui-tive tliaeajC,” l>e-
cauM.- it Lually kill* tlic tree*. I
To keep tool* clean and bright rub
a little mercurial ointment oxer them,
which will form a moi*ture-re*i*tin* .
coating. Mercurial ointment i* also
It i* aomewhat
1 handled care-
keep
tools from rusting is mode by taking
six parts of lard and one part of resin.
Heat these together slowly until tbe
retin is melted. Thu mixture should
bo heated in the open air in case of
fire, and benxine added in about tbe
proportion of one pint of benxine tr.
half a pound of the mixture. When
cool, the mixture can be nibbed lightly
over the bright-steel articles. Tools
thus treated will resist tbe corrusive
action <even of salt water.
• • •
Effective Method of Pulling
Tree Stomps
In pulling stumpe a team and one
or two long chains will do the work
effectively if arranged correctly. The
greater tho distance tbe stumps six
apart, the easier they can be pulled.
When two stump* are situated dose
together, loop tbe chain around cact
•tump and hook it. Twist it by meant
of a lever to get it as tight as possible
and hook tbp team on as shown. In
cast there is no other stump to hitch
to, dig down so as to expose the main
root, providing a loop large enough
Dismiss Cases Against
People Caught in “Over
River” Raid Saturday
Night Insufficient Evi
dence.
AViens police made forty-ninr |
arrests Saturday and Sunday, one
of, the blggQKt week-en’a the loca’ j
department haa had' to contem’
with In some time. A raid on the I
"over the river” section was also
made Saturday night but Monday
morning alt of the cases made as r
•result of the raid were dismissed
for lack of evidence to conv’rt.
Ten people were arrested In thf
raid. The raid Saturday night in
the second conducted' by the po
lice In the last, two months.
Two gambling games were Inter •
rupted by the police Sunday after
noon. Five wViUe men were arrest
ed In one of the .raids. They were
shooting dice. Those arrested wen .
C. Smith, O. H. Martin. J. J. Jones
J. R. Smittr, J. F. Turner, all for
feiting 110.75 bond by failing tn
aopear In recorder’s court onday !
Tie arrest was made on the old |
race trfcck Sunday by # Police
men Seagraves, Currys. ' Lester.
Patrick and county bailiff Huff.
JERUSALEM.—The plight of ‘ho
Jews ot Yemen, In Southwestern >
Arabia, i* graphically described
in appeals received by their kins- J
men here, in which the former*
urge that grater facilities be glv-
fn r the immigration Into Pal
estine of Jew* from Yemen to es-;
rape persecution at th hands of -
natives. . i I
Kidnaping of Jewish brides, tor
ture of aged men ami women and I
the compn’sory conversion nfj
Jew* to Mohammedanism are
nmong the grievance* enumWrtaVi
In the conrnuni’Atfoii* from the
Yeme »’fa J?wj.
BROKEN WINDOW PANE
CAUSES DOUBLE KILLING
FJSCANABA, MiehJ-En raged
because she accured' him of break
ing n window pane in their log
cabin home In the Pine Ridge set
tlement. Napo’eon Sauve. 61. shot
and klllcfl hby wife, Mary, 49 and
then Walked a half mile to the
home of a neighbor where- he killed
himself with the name shotgun.
Mr*. Bauve’s 12-year-old dnugh-
ter, Viola Sooey, saw her step
father fire the shot which killed
her mother. She ran tbrntrth the
wood* to Ford River Switch two
mile* away, to summon a .loetor
GIRL HACK8 OFF FINGER
TO AVOID GOING TO WORK
OREENBBURfl. Pn—To avoid
work, Bessie Ackley, aged 1C, eu*
off her forefinger. At least that
is the assertion of her brother
John, aged 19. TJ
•treated at n -hospl
putatlon, refuse; to talk.
Mies Ackley refusing to g
school, was ordered by her
enl* to go to work. The
brother secured |a position f<
with a wealthy family. Th
demmred at going to woik,
she hacked off a fore ffngei
a hatchet.
All Kinds of I
' Cakes, Rolls, Cookies |
and Breads
BENSONS
Retail Bakery
Next Door to
. Strand Theatre
!
Practical, Usefe.j
Lasting Presents
for Everyone
For every one on your Ii t
from the kiddies to graiul-
folks there is something elec
trical that will be useful and
lasting.
Lift your gift from the ordl-
tory class by selecting things
Hectrlcai that will be of con
tinual service and userulne?*.
Our display rooms Will solve
your Christmas 'problem. Come
in and;let us show you
ATHENS ENGINEERING COMPANY
Phone 711 Smith Building:
No Dollar you*s,:nd buys more value than the cna far
electrical servlet.
FREE
TC BE GIVEN AWAY AT THE COOKING SCHOOL
EACH DAY
EIGHT 24lb.SACKS GOLD MEDAL FLOUR |:
Names to be drawn from registration of
those attending school.
WEBB-CRAWFORD CO
DISTRIBUTORS
THERE’S MONEY
in the Want Ads.
Many an important business transaction, originated in the
Want Ads. Many a good position was secured by means of a few
well chosen wrods. It’s the best medium of keeping in touch
with thd world. Use our columns if you want real results.
BANNER-HERALD
Phone 75
. a 10-in. pole. This pole should U
about 20 ft. long, and the tcanr ‘ '
iuli'ittfd at one t-nd a* mdic^Ud Ul
left-haad detail.