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WANTED
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Apartments furnlph
ed or unfurnished; also stor
room with fixtures; deslrabi
location; Phone 193. Mrs. Geo
Collins, 080 South Lumpkin.
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Two Undefeated Elevens
To Meet in Annual Bat
tle on Sanford Field at
3:15 Thursday.
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FOR RENT — Newly finished
steam heated bungalow house,;
sleeping porch; 1870*6. Lumpkin
street; in. excellent condition.
Lipscomb-Erwin Co., Phone 345.,
n27c
FOR RENT—Three room apart- 1
ment, furnished or unfurnished;;
phone 1168; 697 Milledge Ave-j
nue. n27p
Wanted — Experienced man
wants position In retail or
wholesale Athens store. Can
give best references. Well ac
quainted with Oglethorpe coun-
trade. Address: Clerk, care |
FOR RENT —Nicely funrshedj
apartment on Milledge Ave.;<
Phc
hone 1728 or 1862.
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concern with future; 9th
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references. Address “YM”,
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-FOR RENT—Five-room furnished]
or unfurnished apartment, sep
arate entrance and meters; fac-j
Ing park; with garage space;!
call Mrs. Jarrell, Phone 1813. «
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FOR 8 A LB
FOB SALE—Two beautiful white
Person kittens, rnone it^o.
FOR SALE—“A and B” Battery
Eliminator for Battery Radio
cost $60; for sale, $20. Cal
681.
FOR RENT — Five-room apart
ment, a'so 2 connect'ng rooms,
both well located and suitable
for light housekeeping; price
reasonable. Cobb Lampkin;!
Phone 266. n27p|
FOR RENT—Very attractive, 3-
robm furnished apartment; alii
conveniences, fnclud'ng garage.
On Milledge Avenue. Phone
1679. n27c
FOR SALE—C. O. D. Cabbage
and White Bermuda Onior
Plants. Millions ready, 600 60c
$1 per thousand; quick shipment!
Stokes Plant Co., Fitzgerald
Ga. d2p
CHEAP APPLE TREES
At my nursery on M'tchel!
Bridge Road, Shackelford Place.
5 000 trees. Come at once. P. E.
Rhodes.n27p
FOR SALE—Fine Chrysanthe- j
mums, 60c to $2.00 per dozen.'
Mrs. J. S. Hale, Route 1, Farm
ington, Ga. n27p
LOST AND FOUND
FOR SALE—One small heater,
cheap for cash. Call 281-W. ✓
LOST — One pair of child’s
glasses downtown on November
19th. Please return to the Ban
ner-Herald or call Mrs. Kennedy
at 1800.m2'jp
FOR RENT—My home, 297 Hull
.Street, part’y furnished;" as res
idence only, $50 00: as hoarding
house, 160 oo. Fur*h#*r ’nfcri"*-
tlon, tee Captain Nicholas. Col.
James E. Ware,. Chattanooga.
n30c
havo no reason to bo ovpr-ccnfl-
dent—they real'ze this, and they
w’ll probably have the better
chance ol winning by being doped
to lose.
To accompli™ what the Red
and White has dono is sometiung
a football team seldom does; that
is, win every game played *.n two
seasons. Cred t does not go to
any one scurco for the feat. There
is the ability aid spirit of the
payers, the support of the stu
dent body,'and fans, and !ast but
not least, a lot of the praise must
be given to Coach W. W. Brown,
who has taught them the funda
mentals of the game, and who has
'nstllled the clean and aggres
sive sp r t -into the members of
his team. * i
As no other game is being play
ed In this section of the sta e, a
large delegat on of out of town
fans are expected to swell the
large number cf local, fans who
wl.l be on band for the game.
W’th the a’d of ihe weather rec
ord for the growing season sup
piemented by tests in an »ncubator
it has been ocssible for experts
for the past five years to estimate
how well the cranberry crop will
keep when placed :n storage.
Big Crowd Waits in Cold
I To Cheer Democratic
Leader at Station Mon-
| day.
(( imtlnurd l»om p*g» «*"«*• *
rah for A1 Smith/* “Al Smith in
1932" and tho like seemed
startle members of ihe governor's
party, who evidently had not ex
pected any demonstration here.
But the b!g crowd was d sap-
po nied by the announcement ‘.fcnt
the governor had retired after' a
rgther strenuous day.
However, John J. itaskob, chair
man ol the democratic national
committee, came out on the rear
platform of the car and greeted
crowd in behalf of Governor
.Smith. •Wili am 8. Kenney, close
personal friend of Governor
Sm th, wavvjl to the crowd
through the window, as did other
noabes in the party.
Raskob seemed p eased at the
enthusiasm of the crowd and his
ready smt e broadened at the *n-
sistent shouts of “We’re for A1 In
THE DOZIER COMPANY
Spring Street
—BUILDING MATERIAL-
LUMBER
FARM IMPLEMENTS
1932,” and he shooks hands with
many cf Governor’s Sm th’s well
w shers. He also seemed very
much' pleased > when a University
stnden: shouted the information
that Athens and Clarke • county
and tho Un verslty of Georgia and
the state of Georgia was still
democrat c and a.ways would be.
Tho sluden' attempted to lead
the crowd in organized cheering
but made lltt.e headway as each
person there seemed to have ap
pointed himse t an Ind vidual
cheer leader with h s own ideas of
cheering.
The train stopped for possibly
seven or eight jfhnutes and a
con.inuous shouting was sent up
ior the entire time. 1 he b ting
co d and the cutting wind seemed
to have 1 tile effec: on tre en-
tbus asm of the crowd.
Many ladies weie In the crowd
and Mr. Raskob was kept busy
shaking hands and answering
quest ons, which he did cheerfully
and real.y seemed to enjoy the
reception accorded his chleft.vn.
The biggest shout of all went
up as the train began to slide
slowly through tho crowd and as
It picked up speed, Raikob wav.
ed and waved and shouted back
to the crowd, smll ng nil the
wh le. As the last? cars of the
long tr.’an sped by tho gathering
the crowd yelled, almost as cne
man, “Hurrah for A1 Smith” and
then began to dlsperae in a noisy
sputtering of co?d automobile en-
g nes trying to get warmed up.
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Fort Valley Bank Sus-
I pends after Withdrirtr-
I ais.
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\ Fourth National. Bank here, one
j of the. largest financial 'nstitu-
tlons in central Georg a, was at- *
tributed Tuesday by ofoficials of
the bank to "baseless rumors, evi
dent? orignatinc with the col
lapse last week of negot ations to
sell it to ft group c” Atlanta men.”
| France imports . consider:Ue
quantities of leather- ea h year,
■ t’onougn it la one cf the first most
important leather-producing coun- :
i tries of the world and exported
more leather in 1927 than did any
other country.
Ccd liver oil is rich In viternin*-
A and D.
-NOTICE-
FOB COLD WEATHER
Radiators Repaired, Curtains Repaired,
Windshields Cut and Put in While You Wait.
—AT—
LOEF & COMPANY
“The House of a Million Auto Parts”
THOMAS ST.
Why worry over your Thanks
giving Dinner when you can get
a royal feast for $1.00.
Holman Hotel Cofree 8hopp«.
Save time, money and patience.
Tftka your Thanksgiving Dinner
with us. Only $100. j
Holman Hotel Cofftt Shoppe. !
LOST—Bird dog, male pointer;
liver and white, snake bite on^
front leg. Name: J. D. Hunter, J
Sen.oa, Ga., on collar. Finder;
return to Bill Parks, K. A.
Chapter House. Reward. n28p ^
LOST—Tcrtolao rim g'aasen, be
tween Lucy Cobb and 160 King
Avenue. Finder return to Mis?
Emily Ba iey, 160 King Avenue,
Phone 633. n27c
NOTICE
This is to notify all persons
concerned that after ten days, or
uij November 29, 1928, we will
make application to tl.o Mayor
and Council of the city of Ath ns,
Ga., for a permit to erect and
operate a filling stntion for the
storage and sale of gasoline, oils,
greases, etc., on the Southeast
side of Thomas street, at th? in
tersection of Washington street,
end fronting 66 Mi feet on Thomas
street, on property belonging to
said applicant. This November
19, 1928.
ATHENS TIRE SERVIC*.
n2Sc. B v J. H. Poss.
We Are Now Prepared to Give
FLYING LESSONS
Dy Competent Instructor
PAY AS YOU LEARN
COMPLETE SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS
INCLUDING FLIGHTS, .STUNTS, ACROBATICS—Night .essiom
for Classes in Mechanics, Rigging Planes and Navigation—al
necessary to obtain license as pilot,
ARMEL FLYING SCHOOL—Phone 587—Athcn
Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD , _
.ml Departure of Trains
Athena;- Oa, —--
To and From South and Wert
ARRIVE DEPART
Atlanta.
10:25 pm Birmingham 8:53 am
t;27 am Atlanta 5:29
10:30 am Atlanta 6:30 pm
Atlanta-
2:15 pm BTiam-Mem. 2:45 pm
T. and From North and East
ARRIVE DEPART
New Vork-Wash.
6:19 un Rich.-Norfoik 10:25 pm
New York Wash.
8:65 Richmond 1:27 u u
Now York Wash.
1:46 pm Rich-Norfolk 2:16 pm
OAINBSVILLB MIDLAND BY.
Schedules Effective Jan. 2. 1927
g—No. 2 leaves Athens for Gain-
eavUle. 8:10 ft# n>
x—No. 12 leave. Athens for Gain-
eavillc, 11:15 a. m. .
x—No. 11 arrives Athena from
Gainesville, 10:12 a. m.
a—No. 1 arrive* Athens bom
Gainesville, 6:60 p. m.
g—Daily except Sunday.
Schedules Not. 1 and 2 covered
>y Motor Car No. 400.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
TRAINS
Danait for Macon 6:09 a. «■.
and 4:46 p. m.
Antra from Macon 11:41 a. o-
and 9:i0 p. m.
r ). BEELAND, C A, Phone 640
0. BOLTON. Aft- Phono 1601
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
ARR1VI DEPART
7:80 am 8:30 am
lf:li pm 1:60 pm
9:10 pro—a 1—4:46 pm
•:lf pmx— x—9:00 pir
e—DaUv axe
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lata-North-Sooth
DEPART ARRIVE
6:66 am 10’45 am
4:20 pm 806 nm
Goo. B. MUler, CdmY A rent
FOUND — Saturday on Sanford
Field, gon leman's watch. Own
er can see me and 'dentity
samo, paying for this ad. Wal
ter Colic 1 ', 160 Mitchell Street.
Athene, Oa. n29c
Take your Thanksgiving Dinner
with us. More for your money
than you ever- c’ofTrffqrd.' A" royal
feast for $1.00. You can't beat it.
Holman Hotel Cofiee Shoppe.
TUB VETERINARY DIVISION
Georgia State College of
Agriculture
Will Respond to Calls for
VETERINARY SERVICE
Moderate charges will be made.
Phone 757-J. Athene, Ua.
dm3
WE HAVE TUE
Only
Complete Stock
BRUNSWICK
- . RECORDS
IN TUE CITY
—We also have all of Al Jol-
son’s records from both “Thi
Jazz Singer” and “The Singing
Fool,” in stock. Made only on
Brunswick by Jolson.
Durden Music House
459 E. Clayton Street
—BARGAINS IN USED CARS—
—We have a few Good Used Cars that can
be bought at Bargain Prices.
1—1925 Studebaker Sedan
1—1926 Ford Sedan
1—1928 Chevrolet Touring.
1—1926 Hupmobile Sedan.-
1—1925 Hupmobile Touring.
—TERMS BY G. M. A. C.—
SMITH & PARKER'S GARAGE
—OLDSMOBILE DEALERS—
148 W. Clayton Street Phone 9162
—NURSERY STOCK—
All Kinds Shrubbery and
Cedars for Planting
—Phone 4602—
MISS NETTIE JONES
GOOD USED CARS
30 Days Guarantee.
C. GRADY HENSON
Oakland - Pontiac Dealer
Phone 741.
E. L SMITH INSURANTS
AGENCY J
B. I. Smith. Jr, Manager
—GENERAL INSURANCE—
SPECIAL HAT SALE
—Values to $10—
Felts, Velours and
Satins
§5
Lot of 25 FeltS at
—$1—
STYLE SHOP
(Miss Susie Wells)
186 Clayton St.
1—1027 Chevrolet Coupe.
1— 1928 Chevro.et Sedan.
2— 1928 Chevrolet Coupes,
i—1928 Roadster.
1—1927 Chevrolet Cabriolets
•—1927 Chevrolet Coaches.
L—1926 Chevrolet Coach.
1— 1926 Chevrolet Touring.
.—1924 Chevrolet Touring.
2— 1926 Chevrolet Ton Trucks.
1—1926 Chevrolet Light Deliv
ery Truck.
1—1927 Ford Truck.
1— 1926 Ford Coupe.
2— 1927 Ford Coupes.
'—1926 Ford Touring.
2—1925 Ford Tudors.
1—1925 Essex Coach.
1—1923 Buick Touring.
1—1926 Dcdge Coupe.
PHONE 461
FOR DEMONSTRATION
And One of the Following Men
vill be glad to catl:
Sam W. Pinson, Gen. Mgr.
W. E. Hopk ns. Sales Mgr.,
and Assistant Mgr.
L. L. Moss,
J. C. Weeks.
A. W. Callaway,
J. R. Hopkins,
T. I. Webb,
J. A. Copeland,
J. B. Hill.
PINSON-BRUNSON
MOTOR CO.
rHEVItni.ET DRAI.ERS
168-70 Washington Street
Firestone Tires
—Are the Best that can be built. Mr.
, Firestone Sees to that.
-Clark always sells them cheaper.
: Clark sees to that
i THEY ALL WONDER HOW ITS DONE!
! —Genuine Firestones; No Seconds; No
Blemishes; Guaranteed for Life!
H. A. CLARK
Proprietor
At CRAWFORD’S TIRE SERVICE
Washington Street
FOR ALDERMAN
First Ward
f hereby announce myself a 1
candidate for ^-election as Al*
derman from the First Ward
City of Athens, Georgia, s f ibje:t
to the rules of the Dsmocratli
primary.
H. L. SEAGT.AVES.
FOR ALDERMAN
Second W*rd
I hereby annour.ee myself a
candidate for re-election as Al
derman from the Second Ward,
City of Athens, Georgia, subject
to the rubs of the Democratic
pr m*r>.
A. E. DAVISON.
FOR ALDERMAN
Third Ward
I hereby announce myself a
'und’date for re-election as Al
donnnn from th* T^ird w*»r«
City of Athens, Georgia, subject
to the rules of Ute DefUvettilu
primary.
J. H. RUCKER.
FOR ALDERMAN
Fourth yV’ard
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for re-elfction %s Al*
detman from the Fourth Ward. I
City of Athens, Georgia, subject
to tho rules of the Democrat i«
primary.
0. F. CRYMES.
FOR ALDERMAN
Fifth "Ward ~
( hereby announce myself •
candidate for re-election as Al
derman from the Fifth Ward,
City of Athens, Georgia, subject
to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
A. M. CENTER.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce as a cand
date for the of Dee of Treaiure
of Clarke county for the fujJ ter*
beginning January I, 1929, whir
is the term for which the la*
Mr. E. I. Smith, Sr., was noml
nated.
I will greatly appreciate th-
support of the voters of this coun
ty, at a special election to be he!-
on December 1, 1928.
E. I. SMITH, JR.
FOR TREASURER
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for Treasurer of Clarke
County, and wil apprec’ate your
Influence and vote on election
day.
GEO. 8. CRANE.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER I
I hereby announce myeell a can
didate fur the office of Treaeurer
of Clarko county for the full term
beginning January 1, 1929, and
will appreciate tho support of the
votcra of thl* county.
HAROLD T. TUCK. |
FOR CONSTABLE
I hereby announce myielf a -
candidate for re-election to the
office of Conetahlo for the 316th ■
Dlrrlrt. O M, of Clarko Coonty, |
Georgia, eubjeet to the election i
to bo bold December 1. till.
H. D. HUFF. I
FOR CON8TABLE
I hereby announce myeell ■
canddate for.Conetable for the!
21«th District, O. M„ Clarke
County, Georgia, end will apapre-
elete the-aupport of ibt votere
of Ihe d'etrlet. Election to be
hold December I. 1128.
LEGAL HOLIDAY
—Thursday (Thanksgiving) November 29,
1928, being a Legal Holiday, the Athens
Clearing House Banks will not transact busi-
! ness that day.
The Citizens & Southern National Bank.
The National Bank of Athens.
GREATLY REDUCED
-TO-
ATLANTA
For Thanksgiving Day Football Game * -
TECH vs. AUBURN
For Rates and Information Apply. Ticket A;
Seaboard Air Line Kwy.
I HAVE YOU HAD YOUR FISH TODAY?
—For Good Health you should eat Fish
|at feast twice a week.
—Fine Lot of Red Snappers; small size.
Try one for Thanksgiving. They are ffr
baked and stuffed with Oysters. w j
—Plenty of those Celebrated Norfolk!
Oysters; they can't be beat. Solid pack'
and received Fresh every Day.
oUGa
—Fresh Fish Roe, Home Cooked Shrimp,
Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, and
Large Roe Mallet.
-Will be closed all day Thanksgiving- "
—Special Prices on Ten Pounds or mbfp!
* ' -vrrttA
ATHENS FISH & OYSTER CO.
573 East Broad Street
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