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i Fancy Celery
lllell Pepper.
IKtring Been*
! Yellow Squish
Cauliflower
Rutabaga Turnips
Spinach
Yellow Yana
-HODGSON CO.
Miss Agnes White as she will be seen in the Model Kitchen that has been im
provised on the stage of the Colonial Theatre for the Banner-Herald’s Gold
PRESIDENT Can Fruits
Extra Fine Quality.
Special Valuta.
Get Our Prices.
Especially cheap by the dozen.
! KING-HODGSON CO.
t. 1 resting way. of serving the sal-
stratlun Afoot and again on Satur
day morning before another spec-
. a'"""" »uuiucr B 1*1
lal group. Map white win be as- 1
slated on the platform by Miss Sunshine Fruit Cake
Vane, from the college. Home Made Fruit Cake
““program for tile four days Ferndell Plum Pudding _
la as follows: Tuesday. ,,lad and And Fig Pudding . . ~ *
Mlad accompunlmenta; Wednes- None Such Mlnttw-at •
day. Holiday dainties for gifts and Atmore MlnccmrU.
parties; Thandar. cake and rake'
leloga: Friday, nau.o.l draert*. j KING-HODGSON CO.
TOT BAlTNEH-HERAr.P. gTOTNE. CEORCOC
FIRE INSURANCE
Snenteea Yean of Satisfactory Service. Stroeg Companies.
Prompt Adjuatmanta.
CA1.L FLEETWOOD LANIER. MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
PhoM Thres-Fonr-FIve
Da-
Expense Campaign
Of First Baptist
To Begin Friday
Eight teams of
thu memberahip of (he Firat Bap
tist church beginning Friday night
to raise the annual expense budget
Th**o teams met Friday night f«*t
cupper at the church und will ut
that time make final plane for the
canvass.
The camplngn organisation fol
lows:
J. C. Wilkinson. Pastor: W. T.
Forbes, Campaign Director; Gar
land .Hulme, Campaign Secretary;
Executive Commltee: L- F. E»l-
wnrds. hairman: A. J. Cobb O. H.
Hulme, Mrs. W. P- Warren and;
Mrs. J. W. Jenkins. The teams srej
follows:
Malian. C. D. Chandler. JI.
vis, Dorsey Davis.
Team So. 7, O. M Roberts, Cap
tain—M 8 Hodgson J. A. Darwin C,
M. Snelllng, J. Y. Bruce, Dr. J. C.
.McKinney, Harrold Hulme, Dan
Magill.
Team So. 8, Dr. C. N. Walker,
Captain—D. F. Paddock. J- K.
Chapman, W. C. Thornton, E .If.
Dorsey, Jr. C ff Edwar.ls, H T.
Abney M. C. Gay.
And the woods must be' cold and
silent
Before the robins sing.
The flowers must be buried In
darkness
Before they can bud and bloom,
And the sweetest, warmest sun
shine
Comes after the storm and the
gloom.
Mrs. Bcna Moon
Called By Death
(Continued From Page One)
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
Too Late to Classify
A LIFE-ANNUITY for self. Boys,
and girls saving*; Christmas
gifts — permanent; Dividends--
apiarlngly W. Education assured
h follows: | was my happy privilege to ex-
Team No. 1. M. J. Abney. Cap- change greetings with her.
tain—o. A. Booth. H- P. Law-1 Such a life never dies but leaves
rence. Fleetwood Lanier. W. A.j an after glow like the radiant
Same, lien T. Ey.ps O. M. Knight Uunsot of yesterday. D*ath re-
c. F. Crymes. moves from our midst one of the
No. 2, W. It Bedgood. Cap- sweetest and loveliest characters I
min—fW*orge If Thornton, R. II. ever knew. She had hundreds of
t. s. Mell A. W. Wler. Dr.'friends and as a neighbor remark -
R. W. Jones H. V. Head. Joe Booth, ed to me this morning he never
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION Co
lumbia New Process Record. 25c
459 Clayton street. P. H. Dur
den. S'»n-d23p,
Team No. 3. W. R. Dozier. Cap
tain—G. C. Armstrong, M. M. Ar
nold. W. W. Crews H A. Pender-
ernph, W. If. Benson, Cobb Davis.
Lee Bradherry.
Team No. 4. H. O. Eptlng. Cap
tain—If. A. Nix. E. If. Dorsey. Fr.
C C Ashworth. F C. Thornton,
t* Wilk
Bolton.
DIVIDENDS—(huge one*) make
Equitable net cost way below.
Figure it out! T. L. Mitchell.
J9c.
A FARM BARGAIN—Then some!
B yy. buy home; «-x terms. Cm‘‘
for lots. T. L. Mitchell. JPc
LOST OR STRAYED—Last .Sat
urday, milk cow, dehorned, solid
dark brown color. Please phone
*16, Carl Winn, 697 Pulaski.
dlip
Ft)UND—Two pigs. Owner call
and pay for this advertisement.
’197 Boulevard Heights, <11S«-
in all his life as many peo
ple call to anxiously and af/ec-
tionately inquire during her brief
illness.
To know her was to love her and
j-dmire her many lovley graces of
charming womanhood. If my fee
ble little tribute could be united
.E D Morgan W. O.Jwjth the hundreds of others, a
. "Friendship Wreath of Immor-
... s—Ifnrry Hodgson. 1 t«ls,” we would place upon her
captain— F..A. Lipscomb. H. n.l»>ier in*everlasting remembrance,
Ritchie. K R Hodgson. J Phil by the side of the many exquisite
Campbell, o w. Abney. W. If. Ca- blossoms fragrant with affection-
hnnlss. J R. Thornton. ate and sincere love.
Team No. «-w. H. Kyllo.l To tho bereaved family, .two
Captain—J. W. Jenkins,
Hervey Cleckley
Of Augusta Wins
Rhodes Honor
1TIVE FOUND FOR
KILLING OF GOBU
SUNS SOL. BOYKIN
(Continued from pago ona) .
cleckley, of Augusta. He ranks
fifth the leaders In college. In his
class work; Is popular with, hi*
fellow students; has proved m*
worth as a football player, espec
tally in the seaso** just closed., and
is known as one of the greatest
trac men of the south in the short
distance event*.
Cleckley is editor of tho Fttno-
dora. a member of the Glee club,
the Gridiron. Pan Hellenic council.
Round Table, Senate and the Cbl
l»sl fraternity.
The ltot of Rhodes scholar* elect
ed. subject to the ratification uf
tho Rhodes trustees, include:
Alabama—Hugh Bradley. (Uni
versity of Alabaman); Arkansas--
Robert L. Hyatt, Jr.. (Harvard
University); Florida—Cnrter Mar
(By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA—Solicitor General
Boykin Monday asserted that
motive has been established for
the killing of Captain W. S. Co
burn by Phillip E. Fox .publicity
man for the Ku Klux Klan in At
lanta recently.
Mr. Boykin stated that the de
fendant has asserted that a min
ute after he was arrested and
charged with the killing- When
asked If this referred to the state
ment by Fox that Coburn had.
threatened to publish papers which
would yuin him, Boyln said that
the motive was sot very different.
A. J. Arnold Dies
At St. Augustine
Y.'U. C. A. currsnt expens* cam
paign last week will meet Mon
day night at the association build
ing at 6 o'clock for the purpose ol
being given 300 cards of citizens
who will b« asked to subscribe the
$2513.00 needed to complete the
$14,5p0 budget of the association.
The meeting will require only a
few mlputea, it 1* announced and
no supper will be server. All
members of* the twelve teams have
volunteered to be nt the association
building at 6 and to solicit sub
scriptions from the persona whose
cords they take some time thie
wed*.
PERSISTENT DREAM
LEADS AUTHORITIES
.MONDAY, DECEMBER la ,«.i
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
417-421 Southern Mutual Building
Local and Eastern money always available
*, for loans-on farms and city real estate.
real estate dealer and pretty 14
year, old Edna Fullagcr. The tow
bad been missing since October 20
NOTICE
Scavenger fee. for 1923 are now.
dim -and must be paid to the Cit J
Marshall before January 1st 1924I
Failure to .pay bifore this , 1
will necessitate legal action.
cop RIVER SLIME
(By Associated Press.)
SPRING LAKE, Mich.—A dream
twice repeataed to George Snyder,
a local contractor Sunday lead
to the discovery of one of
most mysterious crimes in the bis-
(University of Georgia): Louisiana
—\V. *.V. Pntferw.'»rth, (Princeton);
L.*^ M. Idaughte'riT, m7»'. Stewart"and’Mra.! Mtaal-alppl-M. B. Swearingen
ISSSTk VEST Tom Mo- ■ Boatwright and Mr. Fred Moon of ‘ -
ETHE
HELP WANTED—MALE
FOR CAVALAP.Y Detachment,
University of Georgia. Pay—
fint enlistment $79.60 per
month. Only men of good char
acter, with references, need np.
ply. Major B. L. Burch, New
College, University of Georgia.
d!2c
to Allans quite young. She was
1 married to Mr. John Moon when
;she was sixteen years old in I Mo
[and sinco then has resided here.
The services will be conducted
I by Ilev. M. B. Miller, pastor of tho
I First Christian church assisted by
Rev. E. L. Hill, pastor of the First
i Presbyterian church. Tho active
palibcarera will bo Mossra. R. J.
j Turner, Q. O. Davis. William Mines,
Chronic cough, and per.U*.J* cold. Ceo.Ke Bcitcn J""™
lead to Horloui lung trouble. You cea Hugh H. Price, W. r. Dorsey, liar
stop them 'now with Creomulslon. an; ve y gtovall. Tho honorary pall-
emulsified creonote that P*****" 1 | bearers will be Messrs. Simon, M.
to take. Creomulnion Is a new medl*1 , . * .
cal discovery with two fold action: iO., Leroy, David and Ernest Micu-
It soothes and hoals the Inflamed j j, l n umient will be in Oconee
_ Millsap* college); Missouri—
Denve r,’" wo "extend <*ur heartfelt I Horten P. Oaes. (University r.f
sympathy In their irreparable loss. Missouri): Oklahoma—'Wattoco E
Mrs. Moon was born in Swains-' lohert,on, (University of Okla-
boro in 1869, April the 24th, and homa).
was Miss Levinia Tnplcy and came
Of all known drugs, creosote is re*, ccrouiwry.
i cognlHd by the medical fraternity n»| lhe funeral services will be held
1 th. graataat hasting eg.ncy toe th. at the | ate residence on Hancock
Baking Daily
Everything
In Bakery Goods
Next Door to the
Strand Theatre
chronic
tatlon and Inflammation, while the
creosote goes cn to the stomach In
absorbed Into the blood, attacks the
scat off fthe trouble and destroys the
germs Unit lead to consumption.
Creomulslon Is guaranteed satisfac
tory In the treatment nt chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial aathama,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
of throat'and luni
excellent tor build]
after colds or the _
funded If anycough or cold, no matter |
of how long standing. Is not relieved w e mua t live through the dreary
after taking acocrdlng to directions. ne *
'Ask your druggist. Creomulslon Co., ... winter
Atlanta, da,—Advertisement. I If
avenue Tuesday morning at
o'clock.
Ga. Delegates To
Attend Convention
(Continued From Page One)
Hooper, wife of the university*!
Latin professor; Mr. and Mr*. C.
A. Rowland, Miss Moina Michael,
Mi|« Lucy Grace Parson, Mis*
Louise Shackelford and Mla» Mary
Grace Kehrer of the State Norm*!
School.
The University of Georgia dele
gates who will attend the conveh<
tion this year are; Secretary E. L.
See rest of the University Y. M. C,
A.; Dr. E. M. Coulter of the Uni
versity faculty; Alton and John
Hosch of Gainesville; William
Tate, Fairmont; John H.'Wright,
When lhe heavy burden, of labor C. H. Hoopor, F._W. Orr, Jr, John
Have been borne from our hearts
away;
And those who have neveq knowp
sorrow
Cannot know th infinite peace
Green, Dwight Ryther, Jr.,
mond Mapp, Fain Slaughter, of
Athens; G. A. Pirkle, Griffin;
John B. Stokely, New Port,' Tenn.
“Y” Workers to
Meet 6 O’clock
Monday Evening
uunii u. oivuvijr, mw tun, ivuu.,
H. D. Shattuck, UFayette: G. T:
Bard, Demoreat; J. C. Morcock;
Jr., Savannah; Mfs s Grace Straus,
Augusta; J. R. Johnson, Dalton,'
and Miss Peggy% Baker,, Royaton.
Members of the twelve teams of
business men who conducted the
Snyder dreamed that two bodies
were buried' is the mutf of Grand
River. Hie dream worried him
for It seemed so realistic. The
first dream was sometime ago.
News reached Alv.Gns Monday
of tho death of Mr. A. J. Arnold,
Jr., graduate of the University
whoso home is in Monroe, Sunday
shall Braxton, (University of Vir-' night at St. Augustine. Fla.
glnia); Georgia—H. M. Cleckley. I Mr. Arnold’s death came as tho tory of the state.
(.•.t..^it, .f result of an acuto attack of ap*
pondicltls.
While in school, he was a mem
ber of tho law class of 1991 and
made a splendid record. He wan
a member of the Sigma Alpha Ep
silon fraternity and was one 01
the most popular students at the
institution being known c
many friends as "Hap."
After leaving school lie took up
the practico of law In St. Augus
tine and became a member of one
of the largest firms in that city
and at the time of Ms death was
regarded as being well on tho way
to auccesa In his profession.
The body has been shipped to
his home in Monroe and the fun-
« ral services will be held Wednes
day afternoon, a delegation from
Hi* S. A. E. fraternity going to
Monroe for the services.
He is survived by his mother
Mrs. A. J. Arnold and one brother,
H. Af, Arnold, who also attnded
tho Univeralty and is well known
here, of Monroe.
Read
Banner-Herald
Want Ads.
Permts for the sale of dairy
producta in Athena must be nb-
tained from the Beard of Health j 1 ' 120, BOARD OF HEALTH,
before March firat, 1924. Appli
cant mu,t present* a certificate
from a recognized veterinarian
that all cowa and calves have been
tested for tuberculosis this year.
To comply with sections 627-046
of Ordinances of the City of Ath
ens.
LINTON GERDINE,
d!2c President, Board of Health.
BARBECUE!
BARBECUE!
Every Day At
BENSON’S BAKERY I
and CAFE
Next Door to
Strand Theatre
we should value tht spring;
At the Work Table At the Cooking School
BUNTE’S CANDIES
Complete Assortment. Attractive
Glass Jars filled with absolutely
pure randy hr shape* of different
animals, .^specially attractive for
the Kiddies. Also Satin Flubbed
Candies In Balk.
KING-HODGSON CO.
Fancy Cluster Rabins, Mixed
Nuts, Black Walnuts, English
Walnuts, Almonds, Braxib, Hazel
nuts. Chestnuts, Paeans, Freah
Cocoannt*. Shelled Black Walnuts.
Shelled Englbh Walnuts. Shelled
Pecans and Almondn, Chrystallzed
Fruits, Seeded and Seedleas Rab
ins. Dates, Dried Figs, Spices of
.all kinds.
The second dream was only n
day or so ago. It worried him
mire than bho firat dream for in
this second vision even the land
marks stood out plainly.
He told of his dream to authori
ties and they, led by 8nyder, con*
place where the bodies were sup-
ducted an Investigation ata th)
posed to be baited.
Working in the mud of the river
st* almost the exact spot which
Snyder told them he dreamed of,
the authorities uncovered two
bodies, one of them eblng Harry
B. Proctor, 33 ',ot Muskogcon,
Benson’s
Fruit Cake
Is Good
Give us an order to mail
to your friend,
anywhere.
Benson’s Bakery
COLONIAL THEATRE 11
2 Days, Monday and Tuesday, December 17*18
Matinee Tuesday 3 P. M.
THIS IS THE ONLV AND EXClUSIVC .
? F»THE COVERED WACOM” TO BE PI
HIS CITY FOR THE SEASON.'" *
aOEHEHT
HHHkYED IN ,
OF. 1923-1924
rum
“As a young man I fallowed'
tha trails for a number of years, 1
and -THE COVERED WAGON- '
' la a real picture of thoee dey*.
* Every one from 9 to 90 years of
age should see It-—Wm. A
A Paramount Production Pinkerton. _
SPECIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PRICES: Night, SOc, 75c. $1.00, $1.30. Matinee, 90c, 79c, $1.00
—Plus Tax.
Seat Sab Wednesday At Jowera’ Cigar Store.
Mail Orders Now
KING-HODGSON CO.
Hawkins Indian River Oranges,
S9e, 49c, 50e dozen
I (The kind Geo. Williamson used
to handle.)
Nice Oranges, 60c peck.
Spedal Prices on all Fruits by (he
box. Grape Fruit Fancy Applen,
Malaga, and Rad Emperor Grapes.
KING-HODGSON CO,
'Select Oyatera, unusually fine.
IK lagan All Pork Sausage.
{Sliced Raw and Sliced Boiled Ham.
.Dried Beef.
I Ox Tongue.
! Freak Country Batter.
Ferndell Old Fashioned Back
wheat Floor.
KING-HODGSON CO.
_
Mr. Car Owner:
YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS HERE
TAKE-ADVANTAGE
Don’t-Wait . Buy-For Future
LION-CORD-TIRES
Guaranteed
PRICES AT THIS INTRODUCTORY SALE
Dec. 10. ONE WEEK ONLY Dec. 15
JUNIORS
30x3*/$ Cl $ 8.95
30x3'/J S. S 9.65
32x3% S. S i 12.45
31x4 S.S 13.80
S.S 15.20
S.S 15.75
S.S 15.95
30x3% Cl
OVERSIZE
32x4
33x4
34x4
>*/2 '
30x3% S. S.
32x3% S. S.
31x4 S. S.
32x4 S. S. .
33x4 S. S. .
34x4 S. S. .
.$ 9.65
. 10.35
. 12.95
. 14.65
. 15.95
16.45
16.95
LIONS
Last Longer
32x4% S. S 20.93
33x4% S,S 21A0
34x4% S. S 21.75
35x4% S.S 22.10
36x4% S. S 22.40
33x5 S.S 26.93
35x5 S. S 27.45
37x5 S. S 27.75
TO PLEASE YOU PLEASES US.
Motor Tire & Supply Co.
Athens, Georgia
Phone 1016
