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JL B. C. Paper* Single Coplea 2 Cents. t Cent* Sunday.
ATHENS, GA* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1928.
BAPTIST JUBILEE IS
TO B£ HELD AT
THOMASVILLE
Nt> MORE STREET CARS the September hurricane ami lii '■
KEY WEST,. Fla.. —OP)— Thii family Mattered but after It wa»
eity'a street car lino will soon bt* 0 ver he found, .'bout a mile irorn
passed. The city council and Key where theh obre stood, an old oof*
West Electric company have f ee 1<0 t containing *16 which he
reached an agreement for removal had placed there before the storm.
of the car track and for re-paving • ■— 11
of the thoroughfares now tra- A PAWTY UNE
’versett by the line. . THE MAIDEN: But ljow do l
i ltnow you love me?
THAT OLD ILL WIND HER MAN: Why I can. B.eep
whom 'namew *. not. given, «.w
hi. house virtually destroyed in
Gilbert and Reubens,
Are Stars in Picture
Today at Palace
turea. Gilbert has played in pic-1 Fool” comes to the Palace for
three with Greta Garbo and- Nor. three days. This is one you can.
91a Talmadge that made him a .not afford to miss,
great favorite,; while Misa Reu. I “ "
bena has long been a favorite. j
■ This is the story of a man 1
Without a conscience but possess,
ihg magnificent abandon. The set
tings are gorgeous and the pic.
TO CALLjPASTOR
SAVANNAH, Ga.—CA 3 )—A con
gregational meeting of tho First
Presbyterian church will be held
next Sunday morning at 11:80
■voymnuiy ,u.. here to .decide the calling of a new
Al Jolson, bigger and better than uastor to succeed Rev. A. F. Carr.
‘‘The Jatt 8lnc«r," “The Sinicin’»J. D. t who recently resigned.
John Gilbert and Alma Reubens
are the stars at the Palace today
In “Thp Masks of the Devil.” after
playing before a large Thanks
giving day crowd Thursday. Both
of these players are well liked
and have been stars in lots of plc-
oolor and design that adds Interest and
distinction to quiet or plain room*.
In large rooms, and particularly in
room* finished in rough plaster, wrought,
iron drapery hardware can be used
very successfully. When buying
wrought iron, care should be exercised
wood poles.
All the drapery effects in vogue today
a be obtained by using plain or
Rental extension rods. As a rule,
rer, extension rods are bat
adapted to plain curtains, or curtains
with over-draperies and valances.
When buying extension rods, it is
advisable to select “flat” rods because
they are rigid, and will sustain a heavy
freight without bending or warping.
Brackets can be obtained to hold one,
tqropr three rods.
J Ih place of extension rods, swinging
curtam rods that open at the renter
can be used op casement windows.
Special rods can )>e fitted to arched,
circular and bay windows. .
The. passing of valances and lambre
quins .Las given new importance to
ornamental drapery hardware. Wood
poles, atavio and wrought iron fixtures
are being used very extensively and are
gaining in popularity every day.
Wood poles can be bought already
colored and finished, or can be colored
to suit individual tastes. Atavio, or
cast aluminum, fixtures arc light and
durable. Thev have a rich beauty of
wrougm. iron, care snouiu no exercised
not to mistake cast iron fixtures for
real hand wrought iron. The genuine
article will not chip, crock or break.
When struck with a metal instrument,
it resounds with a clear, bell-like ring.
With the exception of extension ;
rods and wrought iron, all rods and 1
fixtures can bo purchased with draw i
cord equipment. The most satisfac- |
tory equipment is concealed within I
the rod, with no cords showing. The I
draw cord feature is desirable where 1
control of light and ventilation ore !
necessary and especially where no
window shades are used..
Overlapping slides can be obtained
with draw curtain nets, which eliminate
tho gap between drapes when drawn
together. But the most interesting
feature of this equipment w that cur-
tains and draperies can be taken down
and put up without disturbing tho
drapery hardware.
What typo and style of drapery hard
ware to use is best dictated by one’s
purse and tastes. It is advisable to
Soeedv Wheel Toys
DOLLS
Of Personality
Ball Bearing Sidewi
Fan for Tot*?
. V j *0 ' • - ■
Games ]
Never before have then-
been dolls of suen perfec
tion. Bring the little girl!
Tfiey-witt-thriW-wiili delight
at these amazing dollies.
•'Flossie Flirt"
DOLLS
S-J .98 T0?£.98
Charming, unincited dolls
with beautiful, curly hair
and adorable lacy frocks.
Unbreakable heads, with
flexible rubber limbs.
Rook ..........
PUrcheesi *
Flinch . .....
Pool Table.
Blackboard
Real “two wheelers” to keep thC' tots
safely -ff the'streets. Ball betring, New
Departure Coaster brake. -Girls models at
proportionately low prices. Wg *
.bail BEARING • ♦ STI
FOlt YOUNG
MUSICIANS
Drams ........
Trombone ...
Phonograph
AND IT’S REALLY FUN TO
You’ll find a size and model for
every kid—and at prices that are un
beatable. Stiong, sturdy construction.
DELUXE
What youngster doesn’t thrill to
Ms first ride^ially pedaling away for
Hmself—YouTI enjoy choosing from
qur wonderful selections.
MAKE IT WITH SNOWDRIFT
STEEL
Wagons
$6.79
Light, fluffy, fute-testured cake made with Snow
drift has a way of making everybody happy.
Not just the folks who eat the cake either.
You who make it have your own reasons for
smiling about it. > „t
i For Snowdrift is a joy to use from the minute
you open the neat blue and white can.
So snowy-white, so fresh, so full of pos
sibilities of good things to be made with it.
* ( A And then when you spoon it up, how creamy
land fluffy it as! .You can almost fold it into the
sugar, as gently and easily as beaten whites of eggs!
>F0r Snowdrift is all creamed for you before it is
p,ckriinth.dr^ht«m.T~i
Always easy to use—always fresh and deli
cate—that’s Snowdrift 1 . Try it in everything you
bake — and for frying, too. ^ \
.. ( Here is a cake recipe that everybody likes:
. ; boston favorite cake
u Cupful Snowdrift • , Cupful Sngar • ' 'A Teatpoouful Vanilla
tH Cupfult Hoar, • M Capful Milk • (4 Tratpoonfnl Soil
att Teaipoonfnli Bnkmg Powder ■ i Eggt
Stlt into lb, SbowMp H cwfal >iw. odied j (f -
B»„ «I. yolk, uadi thief .JJiOt I f
If cupfiU iw. odd lo Snt mixture. Sow, • ' ^
iff dwM* •eMSvw.ua widiMli ««l Mum * vw.
ponrfM I«s «SS IP tw ■tawt dwnutiiw wbb
wfltu Bttt wfk.1 Mitt nit. ,ddios itiliiUf -
If cMbf new mi watts. FoU fwo fm X [jn?2®PBBjg|
Dolls that arc almost alive
—that cry and gurgle and
go to sleep. Big onus—lit
tle ones, vrfii soft, chubby
bodies, beauitfully dressed.
Speedy—easy running—and. built
like a battleship. This beauty sejls.as
high as J6.00 elsewhere. Rubber^
tires, brake on rear wheel.
Sturdy steel wagon#, ideal foi. de
livering papers, bundles and grocer-
' ics. Three sites.
/ Classy Elgin
Motor-Bikes
Doll House ...
Doll Crib
Furniture Set
Doll Carriage
Dandy Toys
For Lively I
Youngsters j
Big Parade 51,00 . f
pog Gun 22c <M"/,
Bus ........ S i.13= (\ f
. This quality bike usually sells
for around 'S37 elsewhere.
The quality and complete
ness of equipment ’as all that
one could desire—New
Departure coaster brflke.
Abo Sold On
Easy Payments
jugular $12.00 mod-
t*l—the only original
toy Mack, mode Uka
tt real delivery track,
liubbor tired.
Sporting Goods Gifts
Boys’ Footballs ‘
Basket Balls $2
Football Helmets ^
Boxing Gloves .’
Punching Bags ” k
Steam Engine ...
Dump Truck ....
Freight Train ....
Wheelbarrow ....
Bow and Arrow
Aerial Truck .....
Steam Shovel ..
Cowboy Suit....
A Small .Deposit on
Christmas Toys
Will hold them untiL delivery is desired-
Select now while our stocks arc complete
—affording Brest springs on eafh item.
Comer Clayton, and Lumpkin Sts.
Athens; GA!
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