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FllIDAY, SEP! EMBER 7, 1528.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
Brother Of Athenian j
Dies In Florida
Mr. W. P. Brunson, brother of
J. Howell Brunson, died at Talla?
hassee, Ha-, suddenly Thursday
night. Mr. J. Howell Brtnaofc
and Miss Cordelia Brunson, thf
latter a daughter of Mr. W. Pa
Brunson, who is attending the
State'Teachers College, left Atht
ens Friday afte'rnoon to atteild
the funeral services and interiAetlt
Sunday afternoon at Apalachicobt
Fla. 7
Mr. Brunscn was about siktj^f
eight years of age. He is surf*
vived by his daughter; a sistrri,
•Mrs. T. A. Borers of Hamptort
’ S. C.; and two brothers, Mr. J.
Brunson, Atlanta, and Mr.. Jj.
Howell Brunson, Athens, of th#
Empire Furniture Company.
Mr. Brunson was returning fc
COPS WEAR €?AT8
LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y.—In
addition to aeltog Fada radios, IL
C. Ackerman, recently returned
from South America, believes in
taxing in the sights. While In Sao
Paulo, Brasil, us noted that the
stolons of the lew embellish their
pedsl extremities in light gray
•pats. ,
MRS. PELFREY’S
FUNERAL OCCURS
ON SUNDAY AFT.
Hester. Willie Hester,' Frank
Gunn, Tucker Overton and Jessie
Tuggle.
She is survived by her sister,
’fir. Susie ti-’:y, and a brother,
J, F. Irf>y, both of 'Athens. The
Misses Irny conducted a boarding
house on Lumpkin street.
WANTED—Refined, settled la
dles for pleasant outdoor work.
'Full or (pare time: good pay;
answer at once, giving atreet
address and telephone numbdr;
address, "Opportunity," care
Banner-Herald,s7p
JOHNSTON’S ART STUDIO invites you to See a
Collection of Original Oil Paintings of Western
Mountains. 784 Cobb, Phone 1309-J.
Mr.. Mary Peufrey, TO. died at
her home at Mi Oior.ee atreet Fri
day morning after an Illness of
one month. She had reiided In
Athens for 20 -years. The funeral
services will b. conducted from
WANTED—Boarders and room
ers. Apply Mra. M. D. Brad
ley, 287 Clayton Street. alOp
ROBERT ARCHER,
JACKSON COUNTY
INFANT, BURIED
HEN MOTHERS TURTLES
LANCASTER. O.—A hen is the
foster mother of 13 Meek snap
turtles on ths farm of Chartes
George. -Ploasantvlllc. Alter 32
deye of welting, 13 of 18 turtle
ceme frantic when ahe sew the re
sult of her work and had to be
removed to the chicken run.
STUDENT WANTS WORK
& B. BLOODWORTH C. D. FLANIGE
BL00DW0RTH & FLANIGEN
General Insurance .
- PHONE 1467
304 Southern Mutual Building
the Whitebait Bapc/ju enurch at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon* with the
Rev. N. A. Hemrick, pastor of
the Eaat Athena Baptist church,
officiating McDorman . Bridget
WH1 have Charge 'of arrange,
menta. Interment wlM take place
In Whitehall cemetery. Mra. Pel-
J’rtfer collecting or small set of|
hooka to keep, or will work
around the house. What have
jtou to offer* “XX” Banner*
Robert Young Archer, Infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Archer, died
early Friday morning at the home
of hit parents ip Jackson county.
Funeral services were held at the
Attica Methodist church In the
county at 11 o’clock Friday. Rev.
W. I. Bowden, pastor of tho At.
tlca church, conducted the aerv.
ices, and fMcDorman*Bridges com.
pany was in charge of arrange
ments. Interment took place in
Attica cemetery.
The infant in survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, bis
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Archer of Athens, and Mrs. J.
Y. Walker of Athens, and by a
number of aunts and uncles.
“Mechanical ears" perfected Jn
England recently “heard” a gun
fired 186 miles away.
Bar pin with three email
diamonds, in shopping center of
*tn*»»a find**- return
to or notify Clyde Chandler,
L1PSC0MB-ERW1N & COMPANY
MARKET NEWS
JOiir F. CLASH ft C*.
H. G. COOPER. Mauser.
3*3 Shackelford BalMtag
Phone t74g
ERWIN ft CO. and LlfSCOHB A CO.
FIRE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE and RENTING
35 Years’ Service
Phone 345
t nem nf .. . , ... i mother, friends and neighbors
LOST—Platmum bar pin with wen kind end conilderete and
three diamonds on Bread or were untiring in their efforts to
College Avenue. Return to_ Ban- 1 alleviate the pain and .uttering
E - WU '° n ' "d did everything hum.nl- poa.i-
- Phone 1097. Reward. . «0p bla to restore her to health again, 1
i now c— j u.. . J»nd I wirh to extend to each end
L °®3rr s ‘™y'd- white end black ,u 0 f them my eiocere thanks end
wire-haired fox terrier puppy, gratitude,
about grown. Return to 134] PITT BARBER.
Prim.* Aunnun ««.$ ....I,.. I I'll! OAttDBK.
NEW YORK COTTON „
Open High Low Close P. (I.
.19.05 19.22 19.05 19.15 19.10
.18.92 19.08 18.91 19.00 lB.S^T
.18.85 19.02 18.85 18-93 18.»
'frey of Athens; two sisters, Mre.
J. R. Mart n of Toccoa and Mre.
Norris Leis of §outh Carolina; two
brothers, Louis and . Jim Collins*
back of Tiger, wnd 34 grandcbU.
dren.
STERN’S FALL AND
WINTER WOOLENS
NOW BEING SHOWN
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Close P.
Oct... 18.37 18.52 18.37 18.40 18.
Dec.. 18.43 18.00 18.43 18.18 IB.-
Jan..18.52 18.59 18.47 18.49 18J
MISS IRBY DIES
SUDDENLY AND IS
BURIED NEAR HOME
ANNOUNCEMENTS!
ix cents -Cl yard; buttons made
to order, in the 'lame shop
where I have been located three
yean; EDNA TUCK. UpeUIri
MOVING — CRATING — STORING
OPEN AND CLOSED VANS '
Phone 148
Williams Transfer & Storage, Co., Inc.
153 West Clayton Street .
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open Close P.
Chan. Stern Company, Incorpor
ated, announcM that n complete
showing of fine woolens for fall
and winter is now on display at
their store, a representative from
•Favhion Park •being present to
FOR LEGISLATURE
I am a candidate for the Legis
lature, eubject to the mice and
regulationi of the Democratic
Whits Primary, to ba held Sep
tember 12th, and will app. relate
the rapport of tho/voters of the
HENBY CULP.
FOB LEGISLATURE
WHEAT-
Scpt. ...
Dec
March . •
corn—
Sept. ...
Dec. .. .
March ..
OATS—
Sept
Dec. .. .
March
over Woolworth’i, Clayton St
no noun ntf
115 115% 114%
119% 119% ilo%
Funeral services for Miss Elma
Irby, who died at her homo at 424
S. Lumpkin street Thursday af
ternoon, will be held from tho Be-
theda Baptist church in Greene
•county, where she was born. Miss
Irby was (6 years of age. . Tho
services will take plaee at noon
Saturday, and the Rev. R. L. Rob
inson of the Union Point Baptist
MISCELLANEOUS
take individual measures for suits,
top-coats and overcoats.
Tho store is exclusive dealers
for Fashion Park clothing in Ath
ens, and their large clientele dem
onstrates the popularity of the
31.00 per bushel; 10 cents ad
mission; no baalcote furnished:
you do the gathering. John W.
Moody, Stephens, Ga.
S5-7-9-12-14-16
line with discriminating dressers.
church will officiate. MdDorman-
dacy for the-House of Ret
t*tires, from Clarke Count]
Jeet to ths rales and regu
OTICE TO CAR OWNERS—
Vulcanising a specialty; care
washed, 75c Superior Tire Ser-
Brldges Funeral Home will be in
• Select Nocfolk Oysters. Fancy
Chceapcake Bay Lire Soft Shell
charge of arrangements.
Miss Irby died suddenly. She
had resided in Athens for 12 years.
of the Democratic White Primary.
JAKE JOEL.
FOR LEGISLATURE
‘ I hereby announco my candi
dacy for representative from
Clarks county, subject to the rales
and regulations of the Democratic
pr- my. 1 win appreciate yon
Styport.
EMORY WOOD.
FOR LEGISLATURE
1 am • candidate for the House
of Representatives, subject to the
Democratic primary. Your rap-
vice, 130 Oconee Street, Phone
9242. slOp
Crabs. Holmin Hotel Coffee Shop.
slOc
ATLANTIC CITY.—It's Just loo
bad for members of tbo local ali
mony club.
By order of Judge William H.
failure to pay alimony, will hence.
Smathers. men lodged in iall for
forth have first call on tho geypty
road building gangs. “ ’ /L
"Give them prior claim
road, gangs,’’ said tho judge. It
they won't work for their fam'lirs
lot them work for tho counly." 1
WE ARE NO PREACHERS
BUT 'nr'
WE DO SAVE SOLES
TWO SHOPS —^
455 Clayton 225 North. Lumpkin
Phone 621 Phone 717
We Call For and Deliver Your Shoes.
MARTIN BROS.
(CUT OUT AND MAIL)
To The Clarke County Democratic Club
BOX 208. ATHENS. GA.
Please enroll, my name as supporting the Demo
cratic nominee for President. .
IRS. E. C. McEVOY will re-open
her piano class on Monday, Sep
tember 24. slop
1I3S D. BAUGH'S Hemstitching
Shop moved to 283% College
Avenue, over Lipscomb-Erwin A
Co., acme street' from. Ceeta's;
Hemstitching 7%e per yard;
buttons made to order; all kinds
Address Ward or Dist.
1MBS DUBOSE.
of pleating.
(The Club is open to sll white voters of Clarke County.)
AGENTS WANTED
TYPEWRITERS
NEW AND REBUILT
Service
WslUL Satisfaction
THE McGREGOR CO.
f irestone
OLDFIELD
20% REDUCTION
Guaranteed 12,000 Miles
30x3'/i Regular •••••••• $3.9!
30x3 % Extra Large Size .. 34.7:
29x4.40 Balloon .. • • — $5.51
32x4 Cords ! $&2- ;
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
CLARK ALWAYS SELL ’EM CHEAPER.
H. A. CLARfk, Prop.
HAIRY VETCH
TONIGHT
^chujlkilMIaven^
Even Bag Lots of 220 Pounds........ 10c lb.
HUM0GERM INOCULATION
1-2 Bushel Size .... 35c—Bushel Size .... 60c
5 Bushel Size .... $2.25
We will quote on Austrian Peas, Monantha Vetch,
Alfalfa, Clovers, Rye, Barley, Oats, etc. on request.
H. L. COFER & COMPANY
SEEDSMEN
378 Broad Street Phone 247
PECAN TREES
—Wa have Ten Thousand (10,
000) Stuart and Schley bred-
up Pecan Treat for fell deliv
ery. BEAUTIFUL STOCK.
November, December and Jen-
uary ere the montha for plant
ing.
—We ere going to offer our
.nee at most attractive prices
this fall. We want some lnter-
eat shown in getting many
grovaa established in this coun
ty and neighborhood. Get busy
Mr. Farmer and Mr. Landown
ers, and set out a. small grove.
—Pecans have made others
rich. WHY NOT YOU?
LIPSCOMB PECAN
' NURSERY
PHONE 343
BENSON’S INC.
Hot Bread and Rolls,
orning, Noon and Night
BENSON’S. INC.
TURNIP SEED
Now la the Time to Plant
All Varieties.
PHONE 1033—WB DELIVER
Seaboard
Athens, Gs.
To and From South »nd West
fet '' Wtirat.
AtisntiwB'bam
8:45 pm . Memphis f:« pi
9:10 pm “ Atunta 6:26 pi
11:24 pm Atianta-B’hem 4:55 ai
To and Front North end Beet
ARRIVE ‘ DF.PAR
New York-Wesh.
MSJttasSWS!
CITIZENS PHARMACY
RELIABLE USED CARS FOR SALE
Thousands of Economical Miles
A good used csr wilt give jou thousands of miles of pleasant.
I Buy Old Clothes
Athens Army Store
253 Broad Street
Opposite Campus
Crawford’s Tire Service
will bo amasintly low In cost-
That is why it pays to come here for your used car. Our good
reputation as Buick dealers assures you that the car you buy will
be exactly es represented, and fairly priced on the basis of its
age and condition.
ihTTTTT—
LINDBERGH HAD
TO LEARN TO FLY
—Yon may never be a Lind
bergh, bat you can learn to Hy
at Eppe' Flying Field. Athens,
G*., on a new production Waco
plane. v ,
—Lessons 310 each, or $200 for
full- course. Also Passenger
rtd ”' PHONE 497
BEN EPPS
At EPPS' GARAGE
OWN YOUR
HOME
eeville. BrlOip. m. _ , 1
r—No. 12 loaves Athens for Gain
esville. 11:16 a. «n.
No. 11 arrived Athene from
Gainesville, 10:82 a. m.
-No. 1 arrives Athens from
Gainesville, 6:50 p. m. I
e0T * rtd
y Motor Car NO. 400.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
Depart *KH*f r " n 8:00 *•
EO. BEELAND, C A-Phone 640
r.O. BOLTON, Agt, Phone 1601
SOUTMI.RN BAtLWAT
FFART-r*^ ARRIVE
7-30 am! 10:45 * m
jSo 0:05 p®.
SEO. ^MILLER, Com'! Agent
l Telephone 81
GEORGIA RAILROAD
RRWE 8CHEDU 9 D EPART
!:15 pm *"
-.30 pm—x 4 -‘j 5 P m
:16 pmx— X—0:00 pm
BUICK
1028 AI aster Sedan.
J927 Master Sedan.
1023 Master Sedan.
J926 Master Touriag.
1026 Standard Sedan.
1026 Standard Coach.
1020 Standard Crape.
1024 blaster Sedan.
1022 Master Crape.
1022 Master Touriag.
1023 Bport Roadster.
CHEVROLET.
78 Ton Truck; steel cab.
'express body **1*
78 Ten Truck Chassis, re
conditioned ....$165
73 Light Dettvrry, KM
Body, Truck »*•
72 Roadster'.. *150
73 Roadster, pick-up body..*30
72 Touring
77 Chevrolet Roadster, re
conditioned. new point end
tire* ,....$300
C. A. TRUSSELL
MOTOR CO.
Phone 1097
East Clayton Street
Prices and terms of the homes listed here are
very attractive. Make your selection and let Us
show it to you. ■
_ Six-abom house on paved street, all convenience*. Special price.
CADILLAC
63 Phaeton.
Terms: 6 percent on deferred pa)menta.
Six-room houie, Ba: w Street. Easy terms—$3,000.
Nine-room dwelling, gurege, Urge recent lot. Special price.
Easy terms. 6 percent on deferred payments.
Six-room house, Bell Street, felrly new—$3,250. ^
Six-room house, near High School; Urge lot. Easy terms—$3,000.
I
Six-room houie, Urge lot, Hell Street. $3,000—Terms.
LIPSCOMB-ERWIN & COMPANY
283 College Avenue
Thane 315
SEE MR. II. P. LAWRENCE
'Drive; Urge lot, modern con
venience*; hardwood floors. Just
the house you’ve been wenUng.
Terms.
—Six-room house, hardwood
floors, ell conveniences, Nich
olson 8treet. $4,000. Terms.'
—Six-room house with turn
parches, located across street
from depot in Bogart, Ga.; 3
acres Und; plenty of fruit.
H. O. EPHNG & CO.
. Phone 1686
102 8kackelfard Building
TRUCKS
I Ton O. M. C. Express.
V: Ton G. M. C. Panel.
Light Delivery Ford.
MISCELLANEOUS
1927 Oakland Coach.
1925 Essex Coach-
1925 Overland Sedan.
1024 Touring.
B. & C. AUTO COMPANY
Clayton Through to Washtoftoa Strrcta ' 1
I WANT AD RATES
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge of 40 cents.
$1.90 for three insertions. Seven
time* for the price of fire in
sertions.
All discontinuances MUST be
made in pcrsoi, t the Banner-
Herald Office' or by letter.
Telephone -discontinuances are
aot valid. , x
75 Want Ad * 75
,, PHONB
BANNER.IIF.RALD WANT
ADS,GET RESULTS.
WANTED:, STENOGRAPHER
We have a position open for
an experience.! stenoRraphcr.
Please apply in person.
tylCHAEL’S.
>FOR SALE
FOR SAL|2—Large Easter Lily
bulbs, from >$1.00 to $2.60 per
dozen according to size. Mrs.
J. L, Daniel, Bogart, Georgia.
! tr*■(.”•- r- s9ci
FOR SALE—Cheap, massive oak
bed and large dresser (springs
and mattress comparatively
new). Apply to 1201, Banner-
Herald office in the mornings.
alOp
FOR SALE—Sideboard end few
other pieces of furniture. Phone
1345 or call at 263 W. Clayton
Street. Mrs. Jago. sDp
FOR quality Hairy
Vetch,, Winter, Peas and Crim-
•oir Clover. See Stott Seed and
Plant Co., 2G9 Lumpkin Street.
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FOB RENT
f OR RENT—Two Urge rooms and
kitchenette, furnished or unfur
nished, with connecting bath;
adults; 786 Boulevard; Phono
1436. s7p
OR RENT — Nicely furnished
three or four rdom apartment; .
nil conveniences; on Slillodco
Avenue; Phone 1579. sOc
;OR RENT—Two largo nicely
furnished,.rooma with bath, on
MUledge.'Nv&Ue, -to business
men or business ladies. Phone
1852 or 1728. sOc
OR RENT—Two furnished
'rooms, one-block from Millcdge
Avenue. 247 Franklin Street, i
’Phone 602. : iflp
‘OR RENT-4-Threc or four rooms
with connecting hath for light -
.housekeeping, furnished or un-
furnished; reasonable rent; on -
Meigs Street. Phone 1118-W._ ^
'OR RENT—Two or' three unfur
nished rooms to couple without
children, i, 330 Barber Street.
Phone 1095. slOp
OR RENT—An upnrtmont. rea
sonable, private and convenient.
Heavy -furnlihings for light
& housekeepers or roomers. Phone
1 530-R. 1 »7c .
toR REtrif—One furnished room,
P with or without meals, in prl-
* vate home, closo. in. Phono
i 1I07-W, 1 2Ita West Daugherty
■ Street, i. * 10c
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