The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, December 30, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. DECEMBER 30. 192.1. TUB BANNKR.fTBRAM). ATHENS. GEORGIA Your Wants All of Them - ^ Supplied WAMT AO i^PA Letters From The People WANT AD RATES - 2 Cents a Word MlShtiufa Chars, of 40 cento H.OO tor throe Inaartlona .Savon time, for the prlc* of five |„, nrtldna. ..AIU'discontinuance! MUST bo ba <*ad»'ln peraon at the Banner- Herald Office or by letter. Tele- phone ‘ dlacontinuancee are not valid;' 75 1 WANT AD 7E PIIONE li) BANNER.HERALD WANT ADS QET RESULTS- ! p 0R SALE—Almost new baby carriage, cost 555, will sell real cheap to buyer. Address “Baby Carriage,” care Banner- Herald. LOi^T AND FOUND LOST—|Black bill folder contain 1 ^mo»d pBBBes of Nathan UojR^fo.OO reward if returned er-Herald. c]31c L O r S J T’—Between Athens and Stephens, 1 Ford casing and rim. Reward. O. H. Adkins, Steph- e, l5i£.-' d31c S T fi W V E D—Female pointer, white' and black spots; answers to ’httHic of “Sadie." Reward for renu n to John B. Gamble, jlc FOR HALE FOR 1 ‘SALE — Nice four roam house, close to Lumpkin. Fresh ly painted inside and out. Large lot. ' Address “Nice Home,” care Banner 1 -Herald.^jlc FOR RENT F °““E»T ™ Part| y furnished T i rre rooms ""<1 pri- 'ate bath. Good ncoghborhood. hear carline. Write Box 87 or call at 588 Meigs Street, jlc iOR RENT—Small furnished out side rorm . —- — exchange ior milking. Also very fine garden spot. Mrs. Peacock, East Ath ens, Phone 462. it« F °a R i R ^ T o“" Furnis h e d rooms. _ Apply 349 Satula Avenue. d30c ^9- R t.^?kT—-Desirable r °o»Hs for light housekeeping; furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. P. H. Dur den. itn WANTED—Cigar salesman, $150 1 - per month and expense*. Exper ience / unnecessary. - 8«nd stamp- eri addiessed envelope for inf or* iiiation. Royal Cigar Co., High Point, N. C. doGp MEN—Age 18-40, wanting Ry, Station-Office positions, $115- 5250 month. Tree transportation, experience unnecessary. Write Baker, Supt., 376 Wainwright, d30p St. Louis. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—At once, a good cook. W. I. Abney, 698 North Pope a 63Qc Street. WANTED—Good reliable helper, middle aged woman; preferred. Address 1064 S. Lumpkin Street, Phone 1786. . * jlc WANTED—Ladies to do giihple net dlework at home. Liberal pay. Materials furnished. Addressed stamped envleope brings partic- t’lnrs. Moriah Novelty Art Co., Atlanta, Ga. d30p FOR RENT—Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Close in. Phone mLv d30c WEALTHY, Pretty, Affectionate, girl, would marry. Write enclos- . »ng envelope. Doros Dawn, South Kucffif' Ohio. d30p 5R KENT—On a large nicely EARN MONEY at homo during fuiimhed front roam, with orj spam 'time painting lamp board, one block fr; H. O. EPTING & dO. BOILER REPAIRING 67 acres of land, one. four room house, with pasture, good water and timber, in Clarke county. Owner desires house and lot in Athens for this farm. 210 acres of land Jn Oconee county, one seven iW>m house, one • six room house, one four room house. $4,000.00. 62 acres of-land in Clarke coun ty, near Bogart, no house on this place, but the land is in high state of cultivation. Price $1,800.00. Money to Loan on Athens Property Lowest Rate of Interest. Quick Action. H. O. OPTING & CO. Call for Either of the Following Gentlemer* 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 Call on us if Your Boiler Needs Repairing KELLER MOTOR & MACHINE CO. Phone 351 Athens, Georgia West Washington St <irn FOR'-SALE—Any one on Prince Avtonuft desiring the Univcrs.^y campus. Table boarders can get the best coun try cooking here. 297 S. Hull Street Telephone 1582-J. ffiT w ml p: I T,“S~° ul f r T e - ^ itMinkv li. ! lu * n * Ehc d; mue: from cam- iSrOOKS. JlC nits l,|„ n j *r.t .n.ii r.. pus. Ideal /or two small fami lies, 2 garages, chicken yard and storage looms. Phone 3704. j 1 p painting lamp shades, pillow tops .for us. No canvassing. Easy and interesting work. Experience unnecessary. Nileart Company 2301, Ft. Wayne, lad. d30p II. D. Epting W. T. Ray J. P. Ingram WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS THANKS We wish to thank the people of Athens and vicinity for their,FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms patronago i through the Christmas close in. Business men or eol- hosidgyp v Wc have sold S car-J lege boys preferred. Phone loads ._of our fruit, at the Von j 1479. jl c record- CanohVWall building, breaker.. We will continue thes^jFOR RENT—Furnoshed low prices at the Von Canon-Wall buildtWg~Tf your- patronage will you - , -HARRIS FRUIT CO. j Von Canoip Agent. unfur nished rooms. 286 Boulevard. ;<i30p 4- d31c FOR SALE—COAL! COAL! The quAllty* to any sold in Athens, best that is mined. Equal in Price that is right, for good coal, «ijfd no higher than it was in Austin or September. Han cock C<fil Co., Phone 707. jl8c Rdl^B^LE—GROCERIES 15c uaranteed Cocoa nteed Coffee .... 88c J while you wait. Walnuts and Brazil Nuts . 25c lb. R. F. Christian, Grocer r Street jlGc FOR RENT—Nice rooms, furnish ed, hot and cold water, with pri vate family. 22516 North Lump kin St. Mrs. R. W. Bailey, jlc FOR RENT—Three large connect ing furnished or unfurnished rooms on first floor. Gas, sink, hot and cold water, on car line. Vacant Jan. 1st. Call 949-J. (130c WANTED—Position as drug clerk and soda dispenser, by young man with a number of year's ex perience. Best references. Reply “Urgent,” care Banner-Herald. jl£ WANTED—You to keep warm, no u»e to suffer in a cold room or cold office, wc hove 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.” Phone 707, Hancock Coal Cd.J18c The Very Best 4 in quality of service and products is our constant aim. Anything short of the very best suits us not ct all. Particular folks, who want quality in every thing, r»ly on us for coal because they know wc will give them a square deal. Gfiod coni costs less in the long run than, the ordinary, kind—that's why it pays to buy your corl 134*1 \ FOR RENT—January 1st, six- room house, bathroom, pantry, sleeping porch, fully screened, garage. Forty-five dollars, 880 Hill Street. Write E. J. O’Kel ley, Hull, Ga., or phone Neese. d31c K STOCKS. anks of Athens or Sale. OMB & CO. hone 109 j28c FOR RENT—Two furnished apart ments, consisting of two rooms and kitchenette, very convenient to town. Also two large fur nished front rooms. Call 360-J. u31c COUPLE with small baby wants furnished bungalow or upstairs or down stairs apartment, must be in good location. Address “Couple,” cart Banner-Herald. WANTED — Energetic men and women to take orders for high grade line of articles. Excellent opportunity for capable sales men and salesladies. Call at 604 Holman Bldg., before 1 p. m. / d30c Secure Willlard A and B Batteries from us. CLARKE STORAGE BATTERY CO. Phone 677 Athens, Ga. j!3c WANT E D—At once six room house, must have all. modem conveniences and good location. Write “Location,”' care BsnrieF- Hcrald or Phone 75. d31x E. KAY "THE SMILING PAINTER" Fine Feinting and Interior Decorating Phone 1297, Athens Ga. FLORENCE COAL COMPANY B—■■ " ATHENS, GA. S COFFEE COFFEE HAVE YOU ‘ NOO-NAME 1 “A Delicious High Grade Coffea” NEW SOUTH COFFEE CO. Athene, Georgia. REAL ESTATE DEPT. THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College of Agriculture will Respond to Calls for VETERINARY SERVICE A moderate ehnrge will be made. Phone 225-R, Athens, Ga. J9c OVER-STOCKED FOR RENT—Two nice unfurnish ed rooms, good location, availa ble January 1. Telephone 921-J. d31p TAXI SERVICE wWITH RELIABLE DRIVERS YOU -DRIVE-IT CO. t 140 .Washington St. jIJr hone M1 j27c r,S' 19:00 a Atlsnta-Monroe II lUthbound il «:15 P Men), 1:45 p j/Si };. 1:64 }> AtUAbbevlilc Weal ; * GEORGIA RAILROAD lri?; 19*1* SIS I CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. W. o. BOL' ' • IN. Agent. Phone 1441 Macon 7:40 a. m. ,.:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 12:10 p. m. . _ L’JON J. T. BttL'ck. (£' a).' Phone 410 GAINEaVILLE MIDLAND RV. No. I leave. Athena for Ualncevllle No. is leaves Athens for Oalneevllle FOR RENT—Apartment on Dear ing Street. Phone 1676 or 1645. J3c FOR RENT—Six room cottage car line, with alt conveniences, eioic to schowls. Addre-\ Housu, core Banner-Herald or Phone 849-M. d31c MALE HELP WANTED WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Ap ply at once Banner Herald Office. WANTED—To rent nice. B or room residence In detirable sec tion of city. Address .11. E. M., care Banner-Herald. MISCELLANEOUS SEND FOR YOUR COPY of 200- page illustrated dog book about the world's largest dog kennels and its famous strain of Ootang Airedalea specially trained nt companions, watch-dogs, a mobile guanla, stock-drivers, hunters, retrievers, etc, lOe for postage brings the hook with latest price lietalof trained doge and puppy stock. Oorang Ken nels, Box 418, LaRue, Ohio. dSOp erts. ELECTRICITY taught by e: Earn while you l«atp at nomo. Electrical Book and Proof Lea- sons Free. Satiefaetoon guaran teed and position secured. Writs to Chief Engineer Cooke, 2144 Lawrence Ave Chicago. d30p GUARANTY TRUST We have over one hundred bushels of loose Oranges and Grape Fruit. We must sell them. CORPORATION 351 E. Clayton Street Phone 716 $1.40 a Bushel 40c a Peck 25c and 20c a Dozen New brick bungalow for tale or rent. 6 room,* furnace heat and all other convenience*. Excellent part of town. PETE PETROPOL Corner College Avenue and Broad Six room house for sale or rent on Franklin street, second door from Hill. { COAL*" ’"coal""' If you are interested in a home in Athena or a large or smell farm near town, it will pay you to see UI at once. Phone 86 C—O—A—L Rest Grade—Prompt Delivery CITY COAL CO. Phone 86 s7™N- S«T7 "« F T«rng TO o^r ,N l5mi^S!| Everybody must have (read this ^ dtalributtA Send name and Call to See Us or Phone OCONEE STREET line over aglin and note that we said must.) It U unique U. S. protected article, a positive nec essity because of government ruling, with yearly repeat, ex clusively owned and controlled by us. If you are an order taker you should make $2Q to $.30 a day; if you are an ambi tious salesman you will clear upward of *10 per day. Most desirable connection with future "ii^.Srtv.. Athena, from a.ln.s-i for those who g qualify f Jerome Athens from Gaines- Laadt, Pres., Chocago. Luis'4:44 p. SELL MADISON "Better Made' Shirts direct from our factory i,. ar-1 to wgarer. No rapital or «p«i- , , J once required. Easily sold. Big .„•> »•:“ *• m ~ *" profits. Write for free samples. 'i. mix 6. A.. Phone 11 J Mailison Mills,' 503 Broadway, rlS?l'TO far ,:,S “• New York. d3 ° C addresa to MeUI Fibre Rope Co;, 1817 Vermont, "Toledo, O. dJOp UARBERING PAYS—Easily Uk- en up. Jobs waiting. Open to you. Write Moler Berber Col lege, 23 N. Forsyth, Atlanta. j«P Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. Sam Cruce OR R. S. Freeman COAL Quality—Price—Service Armstrong & Dobbs BUGGIES, WAGONS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS GRIFFETH IMPLEMENT COMPANY WB MANUFACTURE ALL OUR HARNESS. HARNESS REPAIRING AND STRAP WORK A SPECIALTY. - Broad Street Athena, Georgia J26c YOUR EXCESS COTTON LINES Let, These Companies Help You Handle Your Heavy Liability ASSETS Continental Fire Insurance Company ..... , 50 Millions Aetna Fire Insurance .Company 37 Millions Fidelity.Phenix Fire Insnrnnce Company .......... 40 Millions Unitsd Staten Fire Insurance Company ............ 16 Millions Firemen’s Insurance Company 15 Millions SPRINKLEKEO RISKS OUR SPECIALTY. LOSSES SETTLED PROMPTLY—NO DELAYS. Phone Us Day or Night—Any Hour LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY 33 Years* Service to Patrons—No Contested Claims or Ujisatfsfactory Settlements. Office Phone 109 Night Phone 719 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Too Much For Miss Lee BY ALLMAN I SUPPOSE YOU ARE ALL SET FOR NEW YEARS mr Duff looking FORWARD TOA WONDERFUL DAV • I ENVY YOU EVEN THOUGH I DISLIKE * CAM tuatD AUTO TOP REPAIRING We have just receiv ed a shipment of Ceh luloid, and can now fix all auto curtains for any car. MARTIN BROTHERS MOVING, PACKING Hitch your $ to the biggest load they ever pulled. > THOMAS BROS. Thone 1646 457 Hull St. j28i> valuable human Ilf- anil V we hail suHtiiineil by nit of the war. Ha MW in I may not live :n nee i. you \ri.l, that the his- AmerlcuR, Oa.. Dee. 10. 192.1. The Banner-Ilerairt. Athens, Ga. Directly after the rinse of the Confedrrate war. In conversa tion with my father Gene*\il Howell Cobb, at his home in Athens. I said wh it loss of valubhh -property the reru “my son It. hut you to ry of the world the greatest loss fl sustains from a lot t;*acte(J war Is the t!on of Its own net true and prophetic time: and the com this world today Ik truth of his state thoughts expressed shows wonderful and knowledge of I think that the the above rhould the paper of th< lived. JOHN A1 SHAKERS OF NEW ENGLAND GIVE UP COMMUNITY Llf% NPIDIsD. N. H. — The fi\e lift* nhers of the local Community of STUDEBAKER CARS LAWLER MOTOR CO. Give Her a STUDEBAKER For Xmas Phono 1711 d27c DR. W. M. BURSON VETERINARIAN 314 Holmnn Building Office Phone 831 Residence Phone 670-W. ENFffl members Khnkrrs, established In 17*2 will abondon this winter snd movi terbury, where there colony. Death has from about 150 to In* five, who today nre ah n close the bams and lurk the for the last time, hi J88G the hership of the El about the for yel dwindled. Ccllba Tlie colon 1stW raised frt* underwear, hroomi ni tides of varlou Ing with the laws o prbperty was held on basic, and the men an liers lived separate lives of cipline awaiting the "Secoi of Christ.” I a\o| j6e THE STYLE SHOP We will movo io our new | locution i | .. 188 Clayton St., Jan. 1st .. Next Door tp The Little Price. jlBcl BULGARIANS APPRECIATE AMERICAN TEACHERS' > LOVETCH SULCIAniA — The* departure recently of two women from this lit occasion of seldom equalled he: Miss Kate n. IHackbur.. of . ville. III., and Miss Dorr- l>.' pent the gre^ler pert of th as teachers here and the oat turned out to h;a them n : goodbye. Miss principal of th( school, has been and Ml** Davis years In the sarr The mayor of Lovetch, in i well speech, said Miss Blackhu Miss Davis will be grnt be red by huhdred* of lii irons, some of % them t*.e tlonal leaders, received Insight Into Am from the Guide Posts of Business Riding along an unfamiliar road, you de pend upon sign posts to guide you. Whether you’re hitting the thank-you-mams in a flivver or soaring along in a costly car, they do their work equally well. Today, as you spend your money to fill your needs, advertisements are waiting to direct you. They are the guide posts of business. They point the short, straight road to satisfaction in buying. They will serve you well, whether you spend much or little. Do you stop to read the advertisements? They ' are published to tell you exactly where to go for what you want. They lead ypu to values of which you would never know Were they npt there to guide you. And remember that advertising always points Put goods of unquestioned value. When a store or manufacturing concern puts its name on goods and tells you about them, you-may be sure that they are worth consideration. It does not pay to advertise unworthy merchandise. Be Guided By the Advertisements