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’ 13 iW.'fft' MONDAY, DEC TMHEU 21 Iffi. TUB BANNER-HBRALP. ATHENS. GEORGIA’ Your Wants - r%i^ All of Them Supplied Here WANT A.P-- B mfflBggZ FAQ* SEVER "imports exceed WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum Charge of 40 cents 11.00 for three Insertions .Seven dues for I the price of five in* unions. ..All discontinuances MUST be t, made In peraon at the Banner. Herald Office or by letter. Tele- phone discontinuances are not Wild. ■' i jf .. ijC WANT AD 7C /•> PHONE ID banner-herald want AD8 GET RESULTS If LO#T AND FOUND fOUND—PWtetrbook containing currency. Owner can get same by identifying it. Mrs. R. L. Maynard, .Phone 1137. d25c 10ST—PJUfeh! iuppyl white and liver spffit. liver head and ears. Disappeaiwl Dec. 13th from my borne on Hog Mountain road, near Bethabara church. Will pay liberal rapped for information leading To his return,. If stolen $50.00 rwcard for 1 return of puppy with I evidence to convict party. Osco Osborn, Route 1, Watkinsville, Ga. d2Gp FOR RENT—Apartment on Dear- • ing street. Phone 1576 or 1610. ’ d27c. FOR RENT—Good house, barn and 5 acres land, in Allensville on. Whitehall Road, near city lim-j its. Davison.Nicholson Co. d27c FOR RENT—Very desirable quar-] ters for light housekeeping. P. H. Durden. d26p WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Ap ply at once Banner- Herald Office. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Experienced nurse and maid. Call 601. d26c Thornton's > CHRISTMAS DINNER Turkey Plate Dinner 60c Regular Turkey Dinner 75c Geo. H. Thornton, Jr. Laimar Tribble d27c McLELLAN’S 5-10-25c STORE Alum. Cooking Set - GOe and 31.00 Alum. Tea Set 31.00 W houre E work AnnW Jt too! o T rain Set (with tracka) ... *1.00 Lumokta Phnnenaa ‘ 100 joS: CW* Tea ScU .... 10c to *1.00 Lumpkm, Phone 1786. d23e; Moving p|cture Ulch | ne , i,, ji.oo WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS LOST — Banner - Herald route book, number 22. Finder please phone 75 or deliver to Banner- Herald fiffice and receive liberal-reward. Circus Cages *1.00 .Tinker Toys /.. 70c WANTED—12 or 15 horsepower £•••• gasoline or kerosene engines. t a H n i , T 1 ""«Vnn C 51*22 Call C. T. Brooks, at Brooks |^» W*> an< * *>■» Crossing. 8&S&V dys .„ 50c to 1\M WANTS D-Second hand show l ?‘^, h “ c * bineU •• Me and jMJ must be in good condition. ...........31.00 V.,» care B.nner-Heraid fc Md jp Dolls of all kinds .... 5c to *1.98 WANTED—At once by the week, I Walking and Talking Dolls . *1.98 one nr two fnrnishwl rooms ' one or two furnished rooms with bath, bv cmroie. * Must be in desirable locality, close in. Address “A. D. A.,” care Ban ner-Herald Office. d24p FOR SALE FOR SALE—Oranges, BOc peek. | Special prices on Apples, Can- i dies and Nuts. R. F. Christian I Grocery,-'Brand Street. d24e| FOR SALE—One Fordson Tractor, One two-wheel disc harrow, one 20-wheel 2-scctlon disc harrow; one good hot air heatei- for dwelling, cheap. Bargain. Box d28c lling, cheap. Athens, Ga. FOR SALE—COAL! COAL! The quality to any told in Athens, best that is mined. Equal in Price that is right, for good coal, and no higher than it was in August or September. Han cock Coal Co., Phone 707. jJ8c Florida Oranges. Fresh car each mk. We-don’t buy them to sell w profltA Wo-grow them in our n groves — 80e Per Peck Special Prices by the Crate. Cor. Hancock and Lumpkin Sts. Von Cnnaon-Wall Bldg. . d30c FOR SALE—Almost new baby carriage, cost $55, will sell real cheap to buyer. Address “Baby Carriage ” care Banner- Herald. WANTED—You to keep warm, ho use to suffer in a cold room or cold office, we have plenty of coal and can deliver your orders on short notice. Our coal is of the best grades. It gives the most heat per dollar.” Phon© 707, Hancock Coal Co.jl8c COUPLE with small baby wants furnished bungalow or upstairs or down stairs apartment, muat be in good location. Address “Couple,” care Banner-Herald. W A N T E D—A floor scale on wheels suitable for weighing boxes. Box 228, Athens, Ga. MISCELLANEOUS ar nmmnmrmnm^w 1 ai!&! 1 * &»« Touring:::: *i,jm; vtmmM. Ommm. UWh ••rti piece oiststuary. ate wmaow. g . Ro - dgte _ $1,233. !rs. P. H. Durden. Read BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS FOR SALE—GROCERIES lb. Csn Guaranteed Cocoa .. 15e lbs. Guaranteed Coffee .... 98c Ground while you wait. Walnuts nnd Brazil Nuts . 25c lb. R. iP. Christian, Grocer •'Broad Street. _ jlfic COAL Quality, Price, Service ARMSTRONG '& DOBBS Phone 521 JlOc. TAXIE SERVICE With Reliable —Drivers YOU-DRIVE-IT CO. Phone 661 140 Washington St The World Reads Our Want Ads! Folks who wish to buy or sell things watch the Banner-Herald Want Ads. They’ve learned from experience where wise traders advertise. Place your Want Ad to day. It will reach all classes of people, and is a sure means of getting in touch with the ones you seek. Music Instruments of All Kinds. Fine Stock Christmis Stationery, including Tags, Seals, Cards, Tis sue Paper, Ribbon, Wrapping Cord, Tinsel, Bells, Light Sets, Trees, Holly Boxes, Candles, stc. McLELLAN’S 5-10-25c STORE Open Every Night OAKLAND TRUE BLUE SIX Deliverd ’ -y/ gut nurimr CZ 11,080.00 81,080.00 THE STYLE SHOP Wb will move to our new location .. 186 Clayton St., Jan. 1st .. Next Door to The Little Price. J15c STUDEBAKER • ’> CARS LAWLER MOTOR CO. Give Her a STUDEBAKER For Xmas JEWELRY AUCTION SALE NOW GOING ON DAILY 2:30 and 7:30 P. M, . Over-stocked—Must Raise Cash. V 4 Come and Take Advantage of This •' ' Great Feast of Bargains. , /"■ \ \. J. BUSH, Jeweler I ! 165 Clayton Street Next Door to Kress 5c and 10c Store d23c BOILER REPAIRING BOILER REPAIRING \ Flues for Every Type of Boiler ‘ Are Carried in Stock By Us Heavy Welding Done Anywhere WELDING AND BRAZING AND CYLINDER GRINDING ARE OUR SPECIATLIES Oxll on us if Your Boiler Needa Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO. . A Athens, Georgia Phone 351 'i 1 , . West Washington St. Jlc Special for Christmas AH Silk Shirts ' $5.00 In Xmas Boxes THIS WEEK ONLY. Levy’s Toggery & . Boys’ Shop ’ Sport Roadster .... 81.2S5.00 Business Coupe .... 81,345.00 Coupe .. ........ *1,505.00 Sedsn .. *1,555.00 The Car With the Mlleage-Basls Guage of Value. W. I. & Geo. M. ABNEY 184 West Clayton Street Phone 1006 d24c FOR SALE FIRE WORKS and TURKEYS Greer’s Store • 4 MILES OUT ON LEXINGTON ROAD \ I d24c PACKARD USED CARS Single-Six 5-Passenger , Touring Single-Six 7-Passengeii Touring “ Both these cars are in ex cellent condition and car ry same guarantee as new car. G. M. KNIGHT & BONA ALLEN, JR. ~ Phone 997 d24c FLORIDA FRUIT STORE W. F. McELREATH, Proprietor —^ IN FRONT OF KRESS* Fresh Car of Oranges and Grapefruit 50 Cents Peck _ fata, A to Make the Stocking Fat. CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page Is one of tho most interest ing and certainly most pro fitable pages of ' the paper. Thousands of people turn tneir at tention first to the Want Ad Page, shing The Banner-Herald’s Sunday Want Ad Page COFFEE COFFEE AUTO TOP REPAIRING We have just receiv ed a shipment of Cel luloid, and can now fix all auto curtains for any car. MARTIN BROTHERS J19c HAVE YOU TRIED NOO-NAME COFFEE? “A Delicious High Grade Coffee” NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. Athens, Georgia. 4S~ BUGGIES, WAGONS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS DR. W. M. BURSON VETERINARIAN 314 Holman Building Office Phono 831 v Residence Phone 670-W. JOc FRESH CAR FLORIDA < ORANGES * On S. A. L. Railroad Track Broad St, Next to S. A. L. Freight Depot 50 Cents Peck Special Price on Large Quantity. GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY WE MANUFACTURE ALL OUR nARNESS. HARNESS REPAIRING AND STRAP WORK A SPECIALTY. Broad Street Athens, Georgia d25c COAL COAL Phone 86 C—O—A—L Best Grade—Prompt Delivery CITY COAL CO. OCONEE STREET Phone 86 FIREWORKS For Sale By GEORGE W. HALE At HALE’S CANDY SnOP On the Wintervllle Road Three MiK-i from Town. 025c STEAM PRESSING CLEANING, REPAIRING, PRESSING AND. DYEING WE SPECIALIZE IN LADIES WORK. OCONEE PRESSING CLUB Phone 900 VANCE SORROUGH Prop. 1385 Prince Avenue. d25c REAL ESI ATE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Lowest Net Cost. Most Flexible Contract. Policy Holders—Watch Your 1924 Dividends. B. R. BLOODWORTH 212 Southern Mutual Building Phone 1467 FOR SALE My beautiful laftrt brick colonial bungalow on West Springdale Street, 200 fret from Milledge Avenue, lot 80x800 fret. 12x80 foot piaxa, 3 large halls, parlor, library, dining room, 4 bed rooms, a baths, 2 kjtchens, 10 Isrge closets. Come and dee it. Price low, terms right. Six pecan tree* and lota of fid and other fruit* and flowers. Double grange- Here la one of the nicest Aomos in city foo you. Yes, steam heat. My reason for selling—Am building smaller house. . JOHN B. WIER THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of Agriculture will Respond to Calls for ' VETERINARY SERVICE - A moderate charge will be made. ‘ 1. Phone 225-R, Athens, Ga. FIREWORKS * One Mile from Town on Lexington Road Look for Big Fireworks Sign Read Banner-Herald -Want Ads. D. G. Anderson & Co. 224ft Clayton St. Phone 74 Building Lota a Specialty. * d23c (By Associated Prc-s.) WASHINGTON.—Probably for the first time in the history of the country the value of imports of agricultural products in * the United States has exceed 'd ihe value of exports, the United States Departin' today stated in cultural import ures for the year ending June oU, 1923. Agricultural Imports, in cluding forest products, during the period covered were valued at $-V 315,000,000 as compared with ex ports valued at $1,927,000,000. The increase is due chiefly to tiic in creased value of imports, although there was also a decrease in the value of agricultural exports, the department says. Imports and export figures, in cluding forest products, for com parative years were as follows: 1922-23 .. $2,315,000,000 $1, tli Imports, 1922-23, $2,315,000,900; exports, $1,927,000,000 t Imports, 1021-22, $1,535,000,000* :ports, $2,0G9,000,CD0. Imports 1913-14, $1,080,000,000: exports, $1,221,000,000. Import and export figures ex cluding forest products, for com parative years were as follows: Imports, 1922-23, $1,903,000,000; exports, $1,799,000,000. Imports, 1921-22, $1,285,000,000; exports $1,915,000,000. Imports, 1913-14, $921,000,000; exports, $1,114,000,000. arlicr years the excess of value of exports over * imports w* 5 even greater thftn in recent years, the department pointed out. In 1902, for example, the value of agricultural epxorts was more than double the agricultural im ports. The value of imports of silk in the annual period) ended June 30, 1923, was $414,000,000 as. com pared with $307,000,000 the pre ceding year; sugar $869,000 000 as compared with $203,000,000; cof fee $1G2,000,000 as compared.'\\ ith $149,000,000; crude rubber $169,- 000,000 as compared with $87,4)00,- 000 and wool $1G7,000,000 as com pared with $46,000,000. Wheat exports during the 'year ended Juitw-/)0, 1923, were valued at $162,000,000 as compared .with $280,000,000 in. the preceding year, and corn $75,000,000 as com pared with $116,000,000* Values of pork products nnd cotton show material increase over the preced ing year, but increases arc coun ter-balanced by dc bacco, sugar nnd ot the department said. Antioch Educates For Both Culture And Competence (By Associated Press.) BOSTON—In an addrers befo the Twentieth Century Club Arth K. Morgan, president of A at Ob College. Yellow Springs, Ohio, o lined the work of this Institute In giving young men nnd yntu women a well proportioned trnl: lng for modern life. He clarifh the possibility of ed products cultu TUMK IN FOR WillaSS RADIO PROGRAM WTAM Cleveland Secure Williard A and B Batteries from tis. CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. Phone 677 Athens, Ga. J13c BY ALLMAN THE RIGHT WAY! There’s no better meth od of reaching the peo ple than through the Want Ads. for they are news to those who seek some thing and likewise news to those having some thing to sell. Use the Want Ads more —for any purpose—and j we are satisfied that you will be gratified by the results. successfully both professionally, ar time. Mr. Morgi as follows: » "Of 1,500.000 Americans filling administrative positions, only «>n«» in G or 10 Is n college* graduate. But the other 80 or 90 per, cent are not educated. Charles M. Schwab recently remarked to a university graduating class: ‘The education men get In the work shop* of this country is just much education ns tho education you men and women havo received , here.* ! “The professional educator tends to Ignore any but his own field, attention upon cultural subj« rts. i nttentin upon cultural subjects, commonly leaving him Ignorant of practical life nnd of any vocation. Technical school* train technicians, who too often graduate Ignorant both of the world of educated men nnd the world of practical experi ence. The self-mndo man fre quently feels that the school of hard knocks aft-T all Is host. RECENT DISASTER IN JAPAN PROVED BOY SCOUTS' WORTH TOKIO—Boy Scouts of Japan have come to the front wonderful ly since the earthquake and k fire. After working hard to hou«e and feed children made homeless, they set themselve* to alleviating spir itual needs, a work so necessary iler the circumstances. Educa tion centers were established un der the name 'The field school little children," and leader* of Boy Pcouts from the schools and universities volunteered as teach- Books, pencils and paper: were supplied free. Physical examina tions and medical treatment are given to the children and their spiritual as well as their physical wellbeing Is vigilantly cared- for. The good spirit that has been *n- kindered has resulted In an In creased attendance dally. [FOREIGN OFFICE BUILDING IN TOKIO IN QUAKES PATH. MUST BE RAZED TOKIO.—The foreign office ' at Kasunygaseki. Tokio, the first foreign sytle building erected he was so badly damage * earthquake of Septeml though untouched by the it will have to be razed. The same U true of done© of the foreign mir other foreign style buildt - " is Inou\c of