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SEPTEMBER 5. 19211
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA'.
PACE SEVEN
~cr-iWAAUAASWWAOJ
Boseat, Northants, with
lation of 1100, has 2f>0 i
named Dragc. }
BSBBSSasi
arns
In Berlin’
is a dining ri
where they
waiters.
:e\vest stacHHhi
i for patr^^Tio
few by a±£nd:
WANT AD RATES
WANTED—Refi-.jd, settled la
dies for pleasant outdoor work.
1 Pull or spare time; good pay;
answer at once, giving street
, address and telephone number;
■ address, “Opportunity," care
. Banner-Herald. 1- s7p
JOHNSTON’S ART STUDIO invites you to see a
Collection of Original Oil Paintings^ of Western
Mountains. 784 Cobb, Phone 1309-J.
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge of 40 cents
$1.00 for threo.insertions. Seven
times for the price of five in-
Armi4• prow Campv*
ELROD TIRE SHOP
VuIraui/l.i* 4 o penally
SECOND-HAND TIKES.£>
Gas and Oil Dupln*
Washing end Pollthlnv
ROAD SERVICE
Phone 1931 163 E. Broad £
BANNER-HERALD Ads.
ARE GOOD WILL
AMBASSADORS
Sent Out By Progressive
MERCHANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS
PLENTY SOUPPERNONGS for
$1.00 per bushel; 10 cehts ad
mission; no .baskets furnished;
you do the gathering, John W.
Moody, Stephens, Go.
«. It Bt.OG’ll WORTH C. II. FLAnIgEN, JR
BL00DW0RTH & FLANIGEN
.•v.r .. General Insurance
PHONE 1467
304 Southern Mutual Building
Crystal , Involuntarily jumped rights <
to her feet, dropping her bag and had phe
scattering, fiptiiric, vanity, ear heme fi
Itiekets ar * '•* **-“'
her little
jumped rights of late win i f’at ' T.|r/«
honed thut he coujdn i. u
. for dinner—“too npnj o:
•s’, ar. Tony gave ders coming in.” 1
of recognition to “And me u modern* ^jrirl.
father. laughed Tony, and felt panic sti
)U let me run, her heart. But what a worl
asked between when n “modern” girl .H*I
: her belongings, “modern** anther! Mis
* Pat was at ner table now,
ing that funny Iitils boiu. ^ hic
STUDENT WANTS WOKIC
HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY
Phone 35 and 477 ** . * • 128 allege Avenue
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
FOR SAUEMI-room'house, Springdale; 8-room h-uae, Boule
vard;, 3 Pieces Business Property; 7-room hojwc, Broad;, coon
be business property.
Prefer collecting or‘small set of
books to keep, or will work
around the house. What have
yvm to | offeri - “XX’’ Banner-1
mlcase?”
E crambles ... .
I’d completely forgotten that- I
-a»: just out/ bn n novn hour and
‘Mira Horae was furious b<
cou'd (hnvc the late hon
way, and, besides, your
will want to sec you alonh
“Ku:: :•!<■!-■.-, «K:< ky.” : ii«l T«-rr.. -■
knowing that Crystal’? panic had* J *
Romcthing to do with the fear in'
Pit Tartar’s eyes ah-'he,saw hip;*®
•Ianghter and knew that conic cx- .
planation must be mode for the 1
beautiful woman opposite him who!
was not Mrs. Pat Tarver. | •
I’at was paying h : ch( .1;. Pat tf
murmured, looking in Tonya dl- placed against
rection, and mademoiselle’s blue - - - - *
eyes grew a, little rounder and
Tony saw her shake hcr ; shoulders
In refusal, pick up her bronze
leaded bag and murmur a fare
well to Pat.
It was One of those casual, in
timate farewells with no “good
bye”- in it. i
“It'means that even though
she is fn such a hurry right now
that..she won’t come over to
OR SALE—Large Easter Lily
bulbs, from $1,00 to $2.50 per
dpzep according to. size. Mrs.
J. L. .Daniel,- Bogart, Georgia.
- . ■ »9c
, any- 4 p *t who had climb'd hi- Ws-
'father the top during long gtuclini
LIPSCOMB-ERWIN & COMPANY
Successors.
ERWIN & CO. and LIPSCOMB & CO.
FIRE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE and RENTING
35 Years’ Service
TURNIP SEED,
Now la'the Time 'to Want
, All Varieties. <. .
PHONE 1060—WE DELIVER
OR SALE—Pure bred Collies;
crown female, ton dollars; two
puppies at five dollars each.
Bine pets for children,.. Phone,
Um
Learner-Herald
v hxsn ied Cards.
Huey ray.
Phone 75 > 7
ANDERSON
PLUMBING CO.
Plumbing and Heating
Engineer, and Contractor.
140 Weat Clayton Street
1 U10 A then., Ga.
CITIZENS-PHARMACY
NEXT: Pat
HE WATSONIAN for aale by
E. B. Betts, Box 147, Athens,
Ga. s6p
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
—Hook Satchels, Pens, Pencils,
Water Colors. Crayon, Erasers.
Note Books. Loose' Leaf Folios
and Fillers. : » » : t f ,
—See our special jade Green
Fountain Pen nt-$l,75,
WHITEHEAD’S
Book & Gift Shop
165 East Clayton Street
LOST 'AND FOUND
GEORGIAN DINING
ROOM AND COFFEE
SHOP
Offering First Class _
ANNOUNCEMENTS I.
WE ARE NO PREACHERS
BUT—
WE DO SAVE SOLES
TWO SHOPS ——
455 Clayton 225 North Lump!
Phone 621 * Phone 71T
We Call For and Deliver Your Shoes.
MARTIN BROS.
Eyes Examined—
—Glasses Fitted
: |r, K. L Haughey
—Optometrist—
186 Clayton
FOR LEGISLATURE
I am a candidate for th* Legis
lature, subject to the ririyp and
regulations of the Doftocrntic
White Primary, to be hju Sep
tember lfcih, and will appreciate
the support of the voterfjof the
county. „„ ** , __
HENRY CffLP.
OST—Police' puppy, black and
tan, four * Pionths old. Finder
please dfottfy or return to
Crucedalb Florists. o5c
Meals at Most Reasonable
Prices!
Personal Management of
D. A. CUNNINGHAM
r.. Street--
TBS VETERINARY DIVISION
GeorgU State Collet. *’
5 Agriculture", J .4
Will Respond to Can, for
VETERINARY SERVICH
A moderate charge .will be made.
Phona 757-J. ^AthenOy Go.
diamonds, in shopping center of
’h irde***. finde” return
to or notify^ Clyde Chandler,
Hull, Ga., Howard., a7p
HEMSTITCHING
...... -..v. ~ - , Query ior VUC nuuao •-
that gentleness in eye and step* stives, from Clarke County, sun*
which, when n part of big ir.en,l ^ ^ >2Vi and regulationa
makes them as dear as little 0 f th e Democratic White i’rimary.
children, Tony knew exactly why JAKE JOEL.
JOHN H. SCOGGINS
MASSES AT HOME
IN BANKS CO.
c -, , i fr» f. t •
City School Notice
The fall term of the city
schools will begin Wednesday, the
12th, instant. , <•
White Elementary teacher* will
report at the Childs Street School
Saturday, the 8th, at 9:00 a. in.
White High School teachers will
report at tho. High School -Mon
day the 10th, at 9:00 a. m. I
All colored teacher* will report
at tho Reese Street School Satur
day at 10:30 ly m.
Principal! and teachers will be
BENSON’S INC.
Hot Bread and Rolls,
Morning, Noon and Night
BENSON’S, INC. i
ING — CRATING — ST0
OPEN AND CLOSED VANS
people looked at him.
Pat was exactly what he was—
bless him—and Tony felt a little
twinge of disloyalty as she re
membered her mother’s poses and
rcluctnnccs to remember “the days
when”—the day3 on Myrtle street
when corned beef and cabbagei
FOR LEGISLATURE
I hereby announce my icandi*
dacy for representative 1 from
Clarke county, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
pri'iary. I will appreciate you
' r ‘ ,POft ' EMORY WOOD.
of pleating.
Phone 148
WiUiams Transfer & Storage Co., Inc.
; 153 West Clayton Street
t COMMERCE, Ga. — John H.
Scoggins, seventy-nine year* of
age, prominent plantor of Ranks
county, paa.ed away “ '
I Buy Old Clothes
Athens Army Store
233 Broad Street
Opposlto Campus
-OR RENT—pne room with meals
. Saturday
n'ght. Hla funeral was preached
yesterday by Rer. J. F. Goode,
Baptist minister of Oarnesvllle, Ga.
tho Interment following In Gray
and In Mftdinff homo. Stcnm
heat. Business man preferred.
4B8- Franklin Street, -Phone i
634-W. > , s5c.
FOR LEGISLATURE 1 '
I am a candidate for the House
of Representatives, subject .to tho
Democratic primary. Your ( sup
port will be appreciated. .
TOOMBS DUBOSE.
* 'Hill cemetery in this place Mon-
_ day morning.
£ Mr.- Scoggins Is survived by h's
J son. Charles M. Scoggins, a promt-
V nCnt. ettiaen and successful bual-
j) nosa man of Commerce, Ga., and
il ad,Ills grandson, Ho):: Scogg'ns, f
y whoso father, Mr. Claude Scoggins '
5) died several years ago-
Mr. 8cogglna had long been one
' of the most prominent and proa.
j) porous cltisens of Banks county.
?OR RENT OR SALE—Six room]
house, 1040 Hobaon Avenue.
Will take car aa firit payment.
* ' 1 »8p
, TYPEWRITERS
NEW AND REBUILT
Satisfaction
THE McGREGOR CO.
Phona 77
OR RENT—Two large rooms and
kitchenette, furnlshAl or unfur
nished, with" connecting both;
adults; 785"Boulevard; Phone
1435. : *7p_
mSI OLDFIELD
KUnf TIRES
Wr 20% REDUCTION
Guaranteed 12,000 Miles
30x3%-Regular • • • •
30x3Vi Extra Large Size $4.75
29x4.40 Balloon .. 4...; .... $5.50
32x4 Cords ....t.;.. $8A)
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
CLARK ALWAYS SELL ’EM CHEAPER.
H. / A. CLA^K, Propc
—AT—
/ Crawford’s Tire Service
Phone 1047 Wafchtagton ritreet
OR RENT — Nicely furnished
three orifoUr room apartment;
nf! convenioitees; on Milledge
LILLIAN FORBES’
PICTURE APPEARS
IN ATLANTA PAPER
Avenue; Phone 1579.
HEMSTITCHING
PICTITIN4}
LINDBERGH HAD
TO LEARN TO FLY
—You may never be a Lind
bergh, but yeu can learn to fly
nt Epps' Flying Field, Athens,
Ga., on a new proddctlon Waco
plane. > ”i
—Lessons $10 each, or $200 for
full coursij. Also Passenger
MdC *" PHONE 497
BEN EPPS
At EPPS’ GARAGE
Six cents .per yard; buttons made
to order, ,in the same shop
where I have been located three
years; EDNA TUCK. Upstairs
over Whelworth’a, Clayton St.
An Athens girl, Lillian Forbes,
was n rather bright light Monday
in (he swimming meet held by tho
Atlanta Constitution at piedmunt
Park.'taking a first place, tlcing
for a 1 first, and winning a couple
of second places. In Wednesday
morning’s Constitution, a picture
of Mira Forbes, taken in swim
ming attire, appears on the sport
page hi the Const:totlon, and the
title "of the picture reads, "The
smiling lass in the upper left Is
Miss Lillian Forbes, amLthc smile
mar ha accounted for by the fact
Ihaf aha InnL flaal hnnns. ! M «l...
Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD
Arrival and Departure of Tralna
Athens, Ga.
DEPART
ARRIVE
10:00 am _ Atlanta 0:30 am
h t Atlanta-BTiam
2:45 pm Memphis 2:45 pm
9:10 pm . Atlanta 6:25 pm
11:24 pm Allanta-B’ham 4:55 am
To and From North and East
ARRIVE DEPART;
New York-Wash.
4:55 am Rich.-Norfolk 2:45 pm
HOMES FOR SALE
that the took first honors in the
fifty-yard free-styie race for wo-1
.men.” Athenians will >:e very
jiround of this achievement by one
of their home town people.
, YOUNGEST PH. D.
R. L. Brantley, ef Sylvanin,
Experienced woodsmen say that when a man gets lost in tho
forest he usually travels round and round in a circle. ^
That’s just the way some folks shop. They hit the buying A
trail, stray from it a bit, and before they, are aware of the fact, j
they are lost—wandering in a maze of counters—gradually ■
growing wearier and wearier—and finalljj get back noire
mentally and physically tuckered out without having accom-
•—Five-room Brick Bungalow
hearing completion, Westview
‘ 1 ’** — J —i con-
JDrivc; large lot, modern
veniences; hardwood floors. Just
i|he house you've been wanting.
Terms.
^Six-room house, harr!-t>7
floors, all ! conveniences, Nich
olson Street $4,000. Terras.
—Six-room house with two
porches, located acrols street
from depot in ^Bogart. Ga.; 3
acres land; plenty of fruit
H. O. EPTING & CO.
Phone 1686
102 Shackelford Building '
Go., who won the distinction Wed-
u«.| niiu nun tin mmlie mu| »7 UU*
neaday morning when ho receiveil
his Ph. D. degree from Peabody
College of being tpe youngest
ever to receive that degree from-
the College.
i He is 25 years old. Dr. Brantley
received his A.B. and M. A. degree
from Mercer Unfversitv In 1924,
nnd went to Bcstle Tift College,
Forsyth, Ga., in the fall of 1924,
as head of the department )f
journalism and treasurer of the
college. He will return to that
post this fall.
plished much.
Up-to-date shoppers make up their minds what they arc
going to buy before they) leave the house. They know exactly '"•)
what they want, how much they want to pay, and just where 1 J
they 1 will find, the right goods at the right prices. To them 14
shopping is a pleasure.
These modem shoppers read the advertisements carefully ZJ
and regularly. They find that the advertisements, save them
steps, bother, trouble and time. ^
OWN YOUR
HOME
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. Snccial price.
Terms: 6 percent on deferred pa) ments.
1
Six-room house, Barrow Street- Easy terms—$3,000.
Nine-room dwelling, garage, laj-ge vacant lot. Special price.
Easy terms. 6 percent on deferred payments.,
PECAN TREES
We have Ten Thousand (10,
b00> Stuart and Schley bred-
up Pecan Trees for Tall deliv
ery. BEAUTIFUL STOCK.
November, December and Jan
uary are the monthi for plant
ing. »
—We are going to offer onr
.reee at moat attractive prices
this fall. We want some inter
net shown in getting many
groves established in this coun
ty and neighborhood. Get bus/
Mr. Farmer nnd Mr. Landown
ers, and act out a small grove.
—Pecans nave made others
rich. WHY. NOT YOU 7
LIPSCOMB PECAN
NURSERY 1
PHONE 345
' and 4:45 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 11:45 a. m.,
and 0:10 p. m.
GEO. BEELAND, C. A, Phone 640
W. O. BOLTON, Aft., Phone 1661
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lula-North-South
DEPART , .„4? RIVE
7:30 am 10:45 am
4:30 pm 9:05 pm
GEO. B. MILLER, Com! Agent
Telephone 81
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
ARRIVE DEPART
7:30 arc 8:30 am
J2:15 pm 1:60 pm
3:30 pm—x X—4:45 pm
g.jx r-"r— x—9:00 pm
g—Daily egeept Sunday.
Let the Advertisements Guide You-
That’s Their Job.
Sold By
Georgia Plow & Foundry
Co., Inc.
Athens, ,Ga. Phone 1420