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BANNER-HERALD WANT'
ADS GET RESULTS.
FOR RENT
FOR EXCHANGE — Six room
house in Atlanta for small farm
near AthenB. \ R. E. Bcrgren,
p. O. Box 934, Charleston, S. C.
mile
FOR RENT—Room with connect
ing bath; very desirable; with
excellent table board. Reason
able rates. 134 Prince Avenue,
Phone 763. m8c
FOR RENT — Three connecting
rooms, with alt modern conven
iences. Phone 1070-J. m8p
FOR SALE
HOME—Do you want a new brick
bungalow, six well arranged
rooms, hardwood floors; tile
bath, garage and concrete drive
way, on a well located lot in
growing section of Athens. The
price is low and the terms an
more than you could ask for.
Please don’t ask for partciulars
on phone. If Interested zee me
personally or I will call on you
at your request. D. G. Ander
son & Co. mile
FOR SALE—Pigs for sale. Call
9292. mOc
FOR SALE—Daisy, Chrysanthe
mum, Shasta Daisy Plants and
Jonquil Bulbs. Phone 766. m8c
FOR SALE — One Jersey milch
cow, fresh in. Can be . seen nt
1290 Oconee Street, Phone 9298.
m6c
HOME—Mr. Renter, would you
buy a six room cottage close to
business center at 426.00 per
month, which includes interest
at 5ft. The price is right too.
Lot 62 by 150. This will,appea]
to (he thrifty. D. G. Anderson
& Co. mile
FOR SALE — Chevrolet coach.
Good engine: excellent six-ply
tires, $276. Phohe 1U4-W. m8p
FOR SALE — Fine Jersey cow,
fresh in. Price seasonable. J. D.
Young, Route 1, Wlntervllle.
Ga. m8p
FOR SALE-,Polltnd Chino sow
and seven pigs about one week
old. First $40 cash gets them.
Mrs. Katie J. G'riffeth, Watson
Springs, Maxeys, Ga. m8p
FOR SALE—One Fi'eed-EIsemann
radio set with five tubes and
Joud speaker. Model 10, Phone
1204-J or 9229. m6p
FOR SALE OR RENT—I hove an
eight room house on Florida
Avenue for sale or rent. Terms
unusually reasonable. See me.
R. T. Goodwyn. m8c
Railroad Schedules (
i
SEABOARD
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens* Ga.
To and Front South and West
ARRIVE DEPART
10:00 am Atlanta 6:00 am
Atlanta-B'ham
2:45 pm Memphis 8:46 pm
3:10 pm ■ Atlanta 6:16 pm
11:19 pm Atlanta-B’ham 6:35 am
To and From North aad East
ARRIVE DEPART
New York-Wash.
6:35 am RIch-N'flk 2:45 pm
New York-Wash.
2:46 pm Rlch.-N’flk 11:19 pm
0:15 pm Mon.-Ham. 10:00 am
Gainesville midland by.
Schedules Effective Jan. 2, 1927.
s—No. 2 leaves Athena for Gainas-
viUe, 8:10 a* m.
s—No, 12 leaves Athens for Gain-
esviiis, 11:16 a. m.
a—No. 11 arrives Athena from
Gainesville, 10:82 a. m-
»—No. l arrives Athena torn
Gainesville, 6:50 p. as.
s—Daily.
*—Daily except Sunday.
Schedules Nos. 1 and a covered by
Motor Car No. 400.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
TRAINS
Depart for Macon 8:06 a. m,
and 6:00 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 11:46 a. as*
___ and 9:10 p. m.
GEO. BEELAND, C. A, Phone 640
*• 0. BOLTON, Agt, Phone 1061
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lnla-North-Sonth
DEPART ARRIVE
7:30 am »• 10:46 am
4:30 pm 9:05 pm
GEO. B. MILLER, Com! Agent
Telephone 81.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
ARRIVE 8CHEDULE8 DEPART
7:30 em 8:00 am
ll jjA am 1:50 pm
•:W pm—x x—4:45 pm
■:15 Urn—x x—9K10 pm
*• Daily txcepl Sunday,
SMALL payment gets a nine room
, house; two. baths; large shady
lot; on car line. Monthly pay
ments. J. A. Gordon, Phone
1276-W.mOp
FOR SALE—50 bushels Rucker
Improved Cotton Seed. Seo Bud
Brewer, Bogart, Ga. mSc
SPECIAL SALE at W. J. Smith &
Bros., of Golden Health, dollar
bottle for seventy-five cents. For
indigestion, liver, kidneys, high
blood pressure. Guaranteed or
money returned by Manufac-
turcr.v mOp
SAVE »25 ON. A NEW BUICK—
Sales order for $250 on hew
Buick car for sale at $225. Mrs.
Katie J. Griffeth, Watson
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
FOR SALE — Hoover vacuumn
cleaner. First class condition
Cheap for cash. Phone 738. mOp
PIANO TUNING—REPAIRING
EXPERT Piano Tuning and Re
pairing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phono L. P. Chick, 887, between
8 and 8:30 n* m. or leave mes-
sage, m7p
FEMALE nELP WANTED
WANTED—Second hand medium
size refrigerator. Phono 544-J.
- m6p
WANTED—The present address
' of tho following people: Mrs.
Nellie W. Cobb, Mrs. Mary McK.
Campbell, Aaron Edwards, Laura
Lampkin, V. V. Morgan, John
Porter, G. W. Speed, Mrs. I. S.
Smith, D. If. Scott, Jordan Wil
liams. American Securities Co.,
Athens, Ga.
(HELP WANTED
WANTED—Ambitious, industrious
white persons to introduce and
supply the demand for Rawleigh
Household Products. Good open
ings near you. Make sales of
$150 to $600 a month or more.
Rawleigh Methods get business
everywhere. No selling experi
ence needed. We supply sales
and advertising literature and
service methods — everything
you need. Profits increase
every month. Low prices: good
values; complete service. W. T.
Rawleigh Co.; Dept. G'A-563,
Memphis, Tcnn.
m0-13-2d-27p
AGENTS WANTED
FREE CAP—Free Selling Outfit.
$12 daily writing orders for
guaranteed Tailored-to-mensure
Rainproof caps. Every Ulan buys.
Undersell stores. Excellent side
line. Champion Cap Co., Dept.
N841, Cincinnati, Ohio. m6p
AGENTS—Here’s a million dollar
line. Saits and topcoats 2 for
$29.50, you collect $6.00- on
every sale, pins big bonus. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Free mas
ter sales outfit. Write today-
Dept. 29. Empire State Tailors,
2 West 19th St., N. Y. m6p
SALESMEN WANTED I
ATTENTION — Specialty and
.Clothing Salesmen. Fastest sell
ing line today. One unit or top
coat $15, commission $3.50. Two
lor $28X0, commission $6 plus
bonus. Union Tailoring Com
pany, Denver, Colo. m6p
HELP WANTED—MALE
WANTED — Farmer or farmer’s
son or man to travel in coun-
try. Steady work, good profits.
McConnon and Co., Dept, C865,
Memphis* Tenn. m6p
RELIABLE, energetic man want
ed at once by well known J. R.
Watkins Company. Splendid
opening in Athens to distribute
famous Watkins products to
steady users. $35 to $85 weekly.
No experience necessanr. Write
The J. R. Wntkins Company,
70-20 W. Iowa Ave, Memphis,
Tenn. 1”®^
BIG Ohio corporation seek*
nger for unoccupied territory.
$50 weekly tommlssion. Esm-
ings start Immediately. Good
lor $5,000 yearly. We furnish
everything, deliver and collect.
Capittl or experience unneces
sary. Fyr-Fyter Co, l\09 Fyr-
Fyter Bldg.. Dayton, Ohio. m6p
FEMALE HELP WANTED j
ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home
—spare time.- Experience un-
necessary. Dignified wo»V. 915-
$26 weekly easy. Send 2c stamp
for particulars. Mazollc, Dept.
H628, Gary. Indiana. m6p
WOMEN—Earn $18 dozen sewing
aprons. Experience unnecessary!
no Beilins'. Easy, itetdy work,
materials cut. Addressed #nvel-
m0-13-20-27
LADIES can earn $18-$20 weekly
sewing aprons home; material
cut, no selling: stamped envel
ope brings particulars. Star Gar
ment, Dept. 7A, Baltimore, Md.
map
WOMEN Inexiferlehced wanted by
manufacturer who can earn$2p
weekly spare time sewing
aprons. Materials cut; no sail
ing; stamped envelope brings
particulars. Morning Glory
Apron Co, Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
mop
LADIES—Good pay for plain ma
chine sewing, e$sy, spare time.
No aelUng. Stamped envelope
brings particulars. Agee Dr«*
Co, Terminal Annex Building,
Philadelphia. Pa. m«p
WE PAY $1.20 dozen, sewing
bungalow aprons at home. Spare
time. Thread furnished- No but
ton holes. Send stamp. Cedar
Garment Factory, Amsterdam,
New York. v , mOp
LADIES—Can earn $20-$30 week
ly sewing smocks. Everything
famished. No selling. Addressed
envelope brings particulars,
Krex Garment, 1607 Broadway,’
New York, Dept. 237. m6p
SONG OF THE MOTHER
MOSQUITO
Buzz-zz-zzz-zzz-zzzzzzz,
“No acreena for me,’’ he said;
Buzz-zz-zzkz-zzzzzzzzz,
And he’s asleep in bed;
Buzz-zz-zzzz, huzz'z, buzzzz.
Well paint Old Tightwad red.
“There'll be a hot time”
•Inhlshouse,..
“To-night, my babies."
Moral :>Gct Hartman hcreens.
mOp
W. G. TILLER
Heating and Plumbing
Repairs a Specialty
Phone 1716
Monthly Payment Plan
on New Work.
All Work Gsaranteed.
ALBERT H. TIMM
D. C, Ph. a
Palmer
PhonaMJJjJTOHLomjtoSL
Superior Ice Cream
HOPKINS & BAILEY
PHONE 9146 WE DELIVER
K. A. HILL
MANUFACTURER desires women
sew aprons home; Can earn $$0
week; materials cut, no sellimr.
stomped envelope bringd partic-
I nkt*. .Royal Dross, Dept. 7-B,
| Wilmington, Delaware. m6p
Call 9200 for Service
MILLEDGE PARK
PHARMACY
^SIIIIedgejindJLuinj>kii^^
“I’M GOING AWAX
FROM HEREt
—My car in just overhauled and
she'a running fine.”
SEE THE BOYS AT
GROVER PRESNEL’S
GARAGE
Northeast Comer Thomas St.
ELECTRICAL
WIRING
REPAIRS—SUPPLIES
RADIO
45-V. Regular “B”
Batteries—$2.75
Phone 711
Company
Specials This Week
Crepe Broadcloth
SHIRTS—$1.25
or 3 for $3.50
Boys' Broadcloch
Kiddee Suits, Age 2 to 7
$1.50 •'
STRAW HATS—$2
Levy’s Men and
Boys’ Shop
- Clayton Street
the veterinary division
Georgia State College of
• Agriculture
Will Respond to Calls for
VETERINARY SERVICE
A moderate charge will bo mode.
Phone 757-J. Athens, Ga.
dm3
BASEBALL GOODS
Bicycles and Supplies
Repairs
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
JLumpkin Street
FREE COTY’S
Bottle of Perfume
with each $1 box of
Coty’s Face Powder
CITIZENS PHARMACY
FOR SALE
Guaranteed Used Cars
1927 Oldamobiie Coach.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
1927 Ford Coupe.
Phono 1926
SMITH & PARKER
GARAGE
148 West Clayton Street
Will move goods to Atlanta
Monodsys and Fridays for Half
Price.
THOMAS BROS. TRANSFER
CO, Phone 1646, 457 Hull St.
B. R. BLOODWORTH C. D. FLANIGEN, JR.
6L00DW0RTH & FLANIGEN
General -Insurance
PHONE 1467
304 Southern Mutual Building
REAL ESTATE LOANS—5-G-6‘/ 2 % MONEY
MONTHLY, SfcMI-ANNUAL OR ANNUAL PAYMENTS.
WE CAN ACCOMMODATE YOU WITHOUT DELAY.
H. O. EPTING & COMPANY
J. li. EPTING. Mgr. Loan Dept. Phono 1086
WANTED—1000
Customers To Buy 30x3% COMMANDER Guaranteed Tires
at nnly $550 each; Tubes at only 91.25 each.
These arc the Best Tires that we ever had for the money.
All Sizes in GOODRICH. SILVERTOWN CORDS.
MAY’S TIRE SHOP
VULCANIZING — SERVICE — TIRES AND TUBES
Phone 917 261 E. Broad St. Athens, Ga.
FOR SALE
76 Acres
3% Miles from Athens.
$1,450.00
‘C. D. CAMPBELL
Phone 1346
701 Southern Mutual Building
REAL ESTATE AJID LOANS f 1
ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
Mr. Geo. E. Deadwyler is again actively associated with us,
and we personally will attend to our sales and loans.
REAL ESTATE LOANS EITHER STRAIGHT
OR ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN-
DEADWYLER-BEACHAM REALTY CO.
phono 1521 617 Southern Mutual Building
mm
MOVING — CRATING —- STORING
OPEN AND CLOSED VANS
Phone 148
Williams Transfer & Storage Co., Inc.
153 West Clayton Street
MOVING
PACKING
Household Goods
Pianos
ADAMS TRANSFER
COMPANY
Phono 656 259 Dull Street
A GOOD USED CAR
IS A BETTER BUY
THAN A CHEAP
NEW Car-
all CARS PRICED $200 OR
MORE ARE RECONDITIONED
AND GUARANTEED.
DUICK
’20-27 4-D Sedan $885
■25-20 Coupe $585
■25-25 Touring $675
■24-41 4-D Sedan '. .4650
■24-54 Sport Roadster ....$550
’24-45 Touring $366
’24-49 7 Pais. Touring ...$385;
’24-35 Touring $335
■23-45 Touring .... $265;
■23-35 Touring $225
23-49 Touring $200
CHEVROLET
1927 Coach $465'
1927 Roadster .....$425
1927 4 Door Sedan $550
1920 Touring $250
jl926 Coach 9360
1028 4 Door^Sedan $735
1926 Coach $326,
1926 Coach $285
CADILLAC i
63 5 Pass. Sedan *950
63 Phaeton 4750;
1926 Advanced Coach ....$750
1920 .Special Sedan $750
1926 Special Coupe 4700
HUDSON
1927 Brougham 4850
1927 Coach 4685 ;
1926 oCach 4685
MISCELLANEOUS j
1925 Hup Club Sedan ... .9476
1924 Studebaker Sedan ...4385
New Dodge 6 Sedan, 9196
Reduction.
B. & C. AUTO CO.
Buick—Cadillac—LaSalle
G.-M. C. Track Dealers
When Better Automobiles Are
Built, Buick Will Build Them.
Save Money—Have Your
SHOES REPAIRED
MARTIN Does it the Factory Way
LTwo Shops — Efficient Workmen-
„ ^ , land experience and the use of the
best leather is what makes our work so good.
Our Shops Are Open Until Late Saturday
Evenings to Accommodate You.
Phone 621 — We Call and Deliver — Phone 717
FIRESTONE
TIRES AND TUBES
Priced to Sell—Not to Keep in Stock.
CRAWFORD TIRE SERVICE
Phone 1047 Washington Street
SEED CORN
LEADING VARIETIES
HASHN&’SPROLIFIC, WHATLEY’S PROLIFIC
MEXICAN JUNE HICKORY KING
GOLDEN BEAUTY
ALL VARIETIES OF GARDEN CORN
Flint Peanuts-—Boll Weevil* Don’t Bother Them—
We have the finest seed stock.
COFER SEED COMPANY
SEEDSMEN
378 East Broad Street Athens, Ga.
KEEP SMILING
II S EASY WITH
. KeUy-Springfield
C—0—R — D—S
ON YOUR CAR
Buy Them From
Red Star Filling Station
Cor; College and Washington
Recruiting Truck
Visits This City
■ An army advertising truck, for
the purport- of rctruUing arrived
in Athens May 4th. This truck
is sent from headquarters in At
lanta for the purpose of getting
recruits from the smaller towns
and rural districts especially. The
army being of th* oplntcn that
th; best men arc found on' the
farms, is devoting mart of its time
to the rural districts, Recording to
Corporal Harry McCoy of the re
cruiting station in Athens. The
truck wil lbe in this vicinity from
the 4th to the 18th of May.
NO DANDER
SPARTANBURG. S. C.— <JP)
anger of a serious flood In the
Saluda Valley was not believed to
he near by A. p. Kerr, manager
of the municipal airport here, and
J. Roy Pinnelt. an engineer, who
returned from the scene Saturday
after a trip by airplane to the
Table Rock Cove Dam.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish • to thank our many
friends most sincerely for their
kindness shown us during our
mother's illness and death, and
for the beautiful floral offerings,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G'. Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. K. Lewis.
Mr. D. B. Lewis.
VACCINATE DOGS
Vaccinate all dogs against
rabies. Must he vaccinat
ed and lagged during
May. Special rate $1.50
for May only. By order
of Board of Health.
HOME OWNERS
Spraying* Pruning. Treating.
Planting, LandK-apinK. Everything
done and furnished. Expert prompt
service, Reasonable prices.
EUGENE RUMPH
378 Broad Street Phone 247
■Athens, Georgia.
NOTICE
My I'hone Number Has Been
C'hnnKed to 9237
—but my prices are the same. I
have never gone up on prices. AH
wo>k punrai.tced. Work called for
and delivered.
DIAL’S SHOE SHOP
1397 Prince Are. Phone 9237
FOOL. THE DOCTOR
ft Columbia ft h.*Hh «M
Hiiftwr Aaidwilwi iMwh
Thi n*w Columbiai ara hara—tha
beat biryrlca ever mala. * Wa waukl
Uka to show them to mo.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
North Lumpkin Street
a gi
jHWfnnf
1—1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1—1027 Chevrolet Coach.
1—1027 Chevrolet Sport Road*
ster.
1— 1026 Chevrolet Light Deliv
ery Truck.
2— 1026 Chevrolet Coupes.
1— 1026 Chevrolet Ton Truck.
2— 1027 Chevrolet Coaches.
RHONE 461
FOR DEMONSTRATION.
1—1924 Chevrolet 1 Ton Truck.
. Extra good condition.
I—1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
1—1927 Chevrolet Roadster.
1—1927 Chevrolet Coach.
1—1926 Ford Coupe.
1—1926 Nash Coupe.
1—1928 Chrysler Sedan.
1— 1926 Hudson Coach.
2— 1026 Ford'Roadsters.
PINSON-BRUNSON
MOTOR CO.
— CHEVROLET; DEALERS
168-70 Washington Strent
Moon-Winn Drug Co,
Remodel Interior
And Add New Fount
Extensive improvement* have
ad'led much to the facilities and
appearance ol‘ the Moon-Winn
OruK Company’s store at the cor
ner of College Avenua and Clay
ton street, and this popular firm
is to be congratulated for their
pregresaivenes* in giving to Ath
ens a store and s rvice .that ranks
high in their lino in the
in addition to their drug and
sundry stock, they operate a soda
fountain ami luncheonette and
rapidly increasing patron*^ in all
departments has n cefsitated en
larging* their store. They have re
modeled the interior by condens
ing th:- pharmaceutical depart
ment, and fixtures and moving th?
large center cases hade ten feet
giving an additional floor space of
2GU ieet for their service dtpart-
in.ni, and the enlargement of their
displays and stock of sundries.
llic* installation of
Kight soda fountain is ona of tho
new features, adding tu their facil- 4
ities a» well as to the b«auty of
the ore. The new*Mack and
whifc:’ fount is sixteen Tefct long,
has ten syrup jars, lour crushed
fruit jars, and tho ic.« cre$m cab
inets nave a capacity, of fifty gal
lons. The .fount has {rally new
improvements over thfc ol'l styles,
and is one of tho hand.-omcat in
th:- city. It It one of tffc most
modem and sanitary type/ having
every detail for the di.sporjsing of
puro drinks and frozen’.tiainties
with the utmost dispatch. Twelve
tables qre provided for icl cr am
and luncheonette servlet*
The personnel is computed of
Doctors S. C. Moon and {Herbert
Winn, Messrs. C- H. IJaviib Henry
Winn and L:Roy Edwards, with
Mrs. Lamar Rucker 1 Lyrfdon in
charge of tho luncheonette
Chas. Stern Co. Adds
Boys’ Department To
New Store Service
An enlarged department for
rvlng their youthful customers
more tally and completely tyns one
of the plans of tho Chu*. Stern
Company wh'n they moted into
their store, and today they an
nounce ready with this depart
ment filled with a coinpJote stoclw
of boyi’ clothing and.furnishings,
from pretty wash suits Tor tho
playful yoiiiiKBtvra w nulla fur tho
junior graduate, with knickers
and longi .s, either or -both. In ad
dition they carry a large assort
ment of blouses, underwear, golf
hose, hat*, caps, eitc., for boys.
The new store in arrangement
and appointments is one of the fin-
st in the South, and is filled with
attractive displays uf ^clothing
and furnishings from America’s
beat makers, featuring suit* from
such weil-known houses as Fash
ion Park, Michael Stern* Hart,
Shaffncr and .Mark, and eviners.
Elberton Business
Men Are In Charge
Of Mattress Works
Messrs. R. II. Bolton a£d B. J.
Walker, formerly of Elberton, (*a.,
have purchas’d the Athens Mat-
trv*S Works, and have taken active
charge of the plant, improving it
by the addition of new machinery
and other facilities for Efficient
and satisfactory service. *
Both members of the firm are
pvrienccd in their line, having
operated a similar plant at Elber-
on successfully for a number of
ears. They invite the buhltc to
i-sil and inspect tlKir plant and
methods of (both manufacturing
and renovating mattretf'e*.
MARKETS
ATHENS CREAM MARKET
Prices paid for cream by tha
Georgia State College of Aurieul-
ture Creamery for the week end
ing May 3, 1928:
No. l cream, -15c per, lb., hut-
terfat.
No. 2 cream, 42c per lb. t but*
terfat.
NEW YORK COTTON
Tone, steady; niiddiinc, 21.40c;
steady.
Open High Lov.- Close P. C.
May..21.00 21.09 20.85 20.89 20.82
July..20.88 20.92 20.62 20.63 20.61
Oct...20.77 20.80 20.5:1 20X4 20.52
Dee. .20.66 20.69 20.41 20.43 20.40
Jan..20.54 20.55 20.3(1 20210 20.25
Mch..20.40 20.55 20-31 2*12 20.26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Tone, steady; middling, 20.62c;
steady.
Open High I.ow Close P. C.
May..20.75 20.34 20.75 20.54 20.56
July..20.61 20.66 20.38 2(638 20.42
Oct.,.20.40 20.43 20.12 2(612 20.16
Dec. .20.41 20.41 20.08 2408 2014
Jail..20.30 20.31 20.10 20.06 20.15
Mch..20.36 20.36 20.10 2407 2009
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Open High l.ow Close
WHEAT—
May . . 159 160% 15TO 160'.
July . . 158hi ICO’* 158H 160'v
Sept. .. 1501s 158*2 156’. 158>.
CORN—
May . . 107*. 108% 1071, 108’.
July . . non no 1 , nodi 111%
Sept. .. 110:4 118% 11974 111%
OATS-
May . . C3T6 64% 64% 61%
July, old’ 56% 57% 56% 56%
July, new 57% 68's 67% 58%
Sep., new 48% 48% 48,'. 48%
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