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PAGE SEVEN
yUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1928.
THE BAWNrn-HEEAU), ATHENA OEOEGIjt.
-*?WS2SSSSra
It iiutt been estimated when
toss his face at nearly-30 miles
)AKJJ JOZBJ sjtj ‘b'9ATtl{H U«ca B
i hour and he may cut through
i,(fob' hairs. ‘ » r
FOR RENT
TYPHOID FEVERfSTKfKES
PART OF BALK AX-AREA
Nurcr.iburg, count,of Sigmaringen
. as ; $:s abbreviated title went, gave
J the mat ;le countenance of the re-
■ publican * kieigeruncs 1 ’resident”
who was •‘cut*’ by all that counted
aa “society” in the center of die*
hard conservatiam.
Thus ostracized, the republican
chief representative revenged him-
aelf *_y causing the dismissal In
succession of live of his principal
piiyy counsellors, who had accept
ed invitation to the princely castle
on occasion* when he himself had I
been coldly ignored. ,
Prince William died last year. I
KJs daughter, Augusta. Victoria,)
is the wue of exrKlng Manuel of,
Portugal. His son, Frederick Vic*
ter, took a line of passive resis
tance. Jt is-only a.few days ago I
that a solemn edict went forth!
from Benin that “whereas with I
the demise of Prince William, the
title of Prince has become extlnjt,
deceased’s son is henceforth to be
sty!ed and known as Frederick
Prince of Hohenzollern and not as
Prince Friedrich of Ilobezollern.”
Kinnebrew Joins
Force At Martin’s
Office And Sales i
WANT AD RATES
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge of 40 cents.
$1.00 for three insertion*. Seven
time* for the price of five In-
Nftkmuk
All discontlnus'ieea MUST be
made in person t the Banner-
Herald Office or by letter.
Telephone discontinuances are
not valid.
75? Want Ad 75
PHONE .
Banner-herald want
ADS GET RESULTS.
Trade-In Price Tor a
High Grads Battery
Written Guarantee.
SPECIAL PRICE
ON GASOLINE
—to otir Battery and Oil cus
tomer!. It will pay you to
look into this offer.
E. 0. Kinnebrew, one of the best
known and mo&t efficient book
keepers nnd salesmen in Athens,
has joined the office ad sales force
of Martin Brothers, who operate
three shops, two for shoe repairs,
and a complete auto body, fender
and top repair shop nnd also make
Crest Rood, Chattanooga, Ten» .
or Phone C«pLNicholas, 418-W.
I Buy Old Clothes
Athens Army Store
FOR RENT—On. room with meals
and in boarding home. Steam
heat. Business man preferred*
408 'Franklin Street, Phone
634-W. aSc
KNIVES
ceat covers and do ducoing on au
tos nnd furniture. *•
2.13 flrnad Street
Opposjtc Camnus
FOR SALE
EAf
BENSON’S
RICHER
BREAD
3
Benson^, Inc.
WANTED TO RENT—Four or 1
five room ' house, with garden*
DRIVE-THRU
Clarke Storage
City School Notice
The foil term of the city
Khogls^dn begin Wednesday, tho 1
White Elementary teachers will
report at the Childs .Stn t School
Saturday, the 8th, at 9:00 a. in.
White High School teachers wili
report at the High .School Mon-
FOR SALE—Four burner gii
atove in good condition, cheap.
Call 352. a4f
and cow pasture, In walking
distance of car lint. State rent.i
Call 1460-J before Tuesday noon
or write: W. A. Minor, Stone
Mountain, ‘Ga.s4p
WILL MOVE GOODS to Atlanta
THOMaVbros!j?RANsPER CO.
457 Hull Street Phone 1648
•5p
Hancock Avenue at Lumpkin
Phone 677 Athens, Ga.
FOR RENT — Nicely furniahed
three or four room apartment.
All convenience,; oa . MHtedge
Avenue. Phone 1679, 1 a4c
FOR SALE—Pure bred Collie,;
grown female, ten dollar,; two
puppies at five uiAlari each.
Fine pets for children. Phone
3712, 1 »6p
FOR RENT—Apartment; also one
baby carriage and one Chatau-I
qua deak for aale. Phone 1563-W.
s4c
1 ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE WATSONIAN for tale by
E. B. Dlttl, Box 147, Athena.
Oa. - s6p
FOR RENT—Apartment, 3 to 6
rooms, private bath, garage; all
conveniences; to party without
children. 171 Grady Avenue,
Phone 154-J,c4c
Scratching President Cailes if
Mexico and Praident-eiact Obre-
gon with a poisoned needle wa,
part of the plot against the offi
cials’ lives, .it was admitted in
confeaaions to the police following
FOR LBCISLATUKB
I am a candidate-for the Legia-
laturc, subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic
Whits Primary, to be hold Sep
tember 12th, and will sop >dst#|
the support of the voters of tha
county. |
HENRY CULP.
FOR LEGISLATURE
I hereby announce my candi !
WANTED
AND BOILEk REPAIRS
GEORGIA PLOW & FOUNDRY CQ., INC.
Athens, Ga. Phone 1426
WANTED -FOR STUDENTS—
Boarding ( houses and homes
that will receive students to
send address and information
as to pumber of students de
sired, price of room and board,
Including furnishings, etc. Write
University Y. M. C. A., P. O.
Box 1004; Athens.s4c
FOR RENT OR SALE—Six room
house, 1040 Hobson Avenue.
Will take car as first payment.
OWN YOUR
HOME
OR RENT—Four room, and
bath, furniahed or unfurnished,
for light housekeeping; in good
neighborhood. Reasonable rent
Phone 1118-W. . a4c
dacy for the House of Koprear v
tativea, from Clarke County, «un i
Ject to the rules and regulation, 1
of the Democratic White Fnmary I
I JAKE JOEL.
FOR LEGISLATURE
I hereby announce ray candi.
dacy for reprriontatlve fron
Clarke county, subject to the rules
and. regulation! of the Democratic
pr* isry. 1 will appreciate you
sr -per L
t EMORY WOOD.
FOR LEGISLATURE
1 am a candidate for the House
of Representatives, Subject to tho
DemocraUe primary. Your sup
port will be appreciated.
TOOMBS DUBOSE.
WANTED—To buy 25 old bicycle
frames. .Athens Cycle Co. s4c
German Republic
Overcomes Final
Strip Of Empire
BERLIN —(AP)— Democracy
has defeated monarchy in its last
<Mrman stronghold, ’Hohuuollern-
MHmrinateni tha cradle of (he
former imperial house.
■It has taken ten years for the
realisation to penetrate this feu
dal Prussian domain that there ia
no room in 1 Republican Germany
for kings. dukes and princes. Ho-
henrollcm-Sigmaringen ia in
southern Wurtemburg where a
MISCELLANEOUS
Tlrestone
OLDFIELD
TIRES
20% REDUCTION
Prices, and terms of the homes listed here are
very attractive. Make your selection and let us
show it to you.
Six-room house on paved street, all conveniences. Special price.
Terms: 6 percent on deferred payments. JgA
Six-room house, Barrow Street. Easy terms—33,000.
Nine-room dwelling, garage, large vacant lot. Special”,price
Easy terms. 6 percent on deferred payments.
Six-rcom house, Hall. Street, fairly new—$3,250. 1
Six-room house, near High School; large lot. Easy terms - $3,000.
Six-room house, largo lot, Hall Street. $3,000—Terms.
WANTED—Beginning September
26. for college year, room by
lady jraduate student. Please
lend details of location, heat-
ing, bath, etc. Reply to 621
Bay Street, Tampa, Florida.
MARBLES—Old time rin|
hies, one and half Incl
Athena Cycle Co.
HEMSTITCHING — PECOT1NO
6c PER YARD. Buttons made to
order. Edna Tuck, formerly
with Miss Dolla Baugh, upstairs
Woolworth Bldg., Clayton Street.
olp
WANTED—Work by young lady,
wife of Georgia student, to pa"
board - nnd Toom—or for board
and —am /sr year. Will live in
famllyr help with housework,
care for children. Would do
commercial ' work .What have
you? References. Box 12, Ath-
ena. ‘■*'7 o4p
H Guaranteed 12,000 Miles
I 30x3Vi Regular ., $3.9!
W i 30x3'/2 Extra Large Size .. 7 $4.7!
29x4.40 Balloon .. .... $5.51
g[32x4 Cords $8A
® f OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
® ) CLARK ALWAYS SELL ’EM CHEAPER.
I I H. A. CLARK, Prop.
is L - AT - .
© £ Crawford’s Tire Service
© Phone 1047 Washington Stree
fj®@®(D(D®®®@(D(§)(D®<U®®®®®(D®®
ch of the ex-Kaiser’s family
LOST ANlTFoUND
READ
WANT ADS.
BANNER-HERALD
one-third the -.ike at Rhode
ainca tha earlv part of the
LIPSC0MB-ERW1N & COMPANY
283 College Avenue
- Phone 349*
SEE MR. II. P. LAWRENCE
13th ceL
Representatives of the federal
government appointed since the
advent of the republic, hare not
had smooth sailing. Prince Wil-
nop of Hohenxollern, burgrave of
LOST—Black and white spotted
bulldog. Finder pleaae return
to 1573 South Lumpkin Street
and receive liberal reward.
Frank B. Lockridge, Phone
1832. »6p
Genuine Bermuda*
ONION SETS
Yellow and White
CITIZENS PHARMACY
20c Quart—75c Gallon
LOST—Police puppy, black and
tan, four months old. Finder
pleaae notify or return to
Crocedale Flonata. • *5c
BENSON’S INC.
Hot Bread and Rolls,
HEMSTITCHING
Morning, Noon and Night
MISS D. BAUGH’S Hemstitching
Shop moved to 283 % College
Avenue, over Lipscomb-Erwin &
Co., across street from Costa’s.
Hemstitching 7He per yard;
buttons made to order; all kinds
BENSON’S, INC.
TYPEWRITERS
NEW AND REBUILT
jgjg||j£) Service
SsHHi. Satisfactior
THE McGREGOR CO.
Phone 77
Pleasure?
SEABOARD
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens* Ga*
To ond From Sooth and Weot
ARRIVE DEPART
108)0 am Atlanta 0:30 am
Atlanta-Bliam. ‘
2:46 pm ' Memphis 2:45 pm
0:10 pm Atlanta 6:26 pm
11:24 pm Atlaota-B'ham 4:66 am
To and From North tod East
ARBI YE . DEPART
LINDBERGH HAD
TO LEARN TO FLY
—Vou may never be o Lind
bergh, but you' can learn to fly
at Epps' Flying Field, Athena,
Ga., on a new producUon Waco
—Lessons $10 etch,"or $200 for
full course. Alao Passenger
rides.
PHONE 497
BEN EPPS
At EPPS' GARAGE
Some folks do. They’re the. modern shoppers—the ones who
know just what they want—how much to pay-r-exactly where
they will find the right gioods at the right prices. * ,
They’re the ones who realize the value—to them—of adver
tising. They make a practice of reading the advertisements in
the newspapers. Sitting at ease in their homes, they formulate
their shopping programs. They note the things thnt interest
them particularly and plan to cut out waste motion, unnecessary
steps and lost time.' • _*
I have just bought and received a lot of thor
oughly good USED CARS—all in A-l me-
.New York-Wash.
2:46 pm RI*h.-Norfolk 11:24 pm
6:25 pm Monroc-Hamlet 10:00 am
chanical condition, ready) for thousands of
miles of economical transportation, and they
axe priced right.
Ford Tourings, Roadsters and Sedans.
One Oldsjnobile Sedan That is a
IAINESVILLB MIDLAND RY.
Schedules Effective Jan. 2, 1927
-No.,2 loaves Athena for Gain
esville, 8:10 a. m.
-No. 12 leavea Athens for Gain*
eavilia, 11:15 a. m.
-No. .11 arrives Athena, from
drtanrrlllo. 10:32 a. m.
-No. 1 arrive! Athena from
Galncxvilie, 6:60 p. m.
-Daily.
-Daily except Sunday. .
shedulea Noi. 1 and 2 covered
t Motor Car No. 400.
One Buick Roadster—A Good Car
At a Very Low Price for It.
-—SALESMEN:-—
MARK CAR1THERS AMP PARKE
IVIE HAG00D ED. ERWIN
Planned in this fashion, shopping loses its terrors. It no
longer leaves you jazzy and jaded. . It starts you off with a defi
nite objective and brings jtou home with a feeling of something
accomplished. , . . : . • , • “
4—1027 Chevrolet Coaches.
2—11127 Chevrolet Coaehoa.
2—1027 Chevrolet Sedans.
2—1027 Chevrolet Tourings. ,
1—1927 Chevrolet Roadxicr.
1—1920 Chevrolet Coach.
1— 1928 Chevrolet Coach.
2— 1028 Chevrolet Sedan*.
fcgfrassK 2gff’dout-
ery Trucks.
1—1924 Chevrolet Ton Truck.
PHONE 4(1 FOR DEMON
STRATION
1—1926 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1—1920 Ford Coup*.
1—1025 Ford Coupe.
1—1024 Ford Touring.
We have several other good
Ford cars.
PINSON-BRUNSON
MOTOR CO,
CHEVROLET DEALER*
128-74 Washington Street
If you haven’t been reading the advertisements, try out the
method. > It’s a good one.
ArrivfejtrMi Macon 11:46 a. 0,
GEO. BEELAND.’c? A^Phono <40
Yf. O. BOLTON, AgL. Phone 1M1
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lnln-North-South
DEPART ARRIVE
7:30 omk . W:45 am
4:30 0:05 pm ■
GEO. D. MILLER, ComT Agent
Telephone 81
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
AR£rVE DpPABT
7:30 am 8:30 am
12:16 pm 1:00
3:30 pm—X a—pm
2:15 pmv— x—2:00 pm
p—L.;;, vxvept Sunday. .
Used Car Department
The Advertisements Are Your Good Friends-
.Cultivate Them. l f r J
.Chrysler and Chrysler>Plymonth ®
Phone 1900 ' 150 West Washington ®
