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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 102*.
THE BANNER.HBBALP. ATHENS. GEORGIA.
WANT AD RATES
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge of 40 cents.
11*00 for three insertion*. Seven
times for the price of fire In
sertions.
All discontinuances MUST be
made in person at the Danner-
Rerald Office or by letter.
Telephone discontinuances are
not valid.
75 Want Ad 75
PHONE
BANNER-HERAI.D WANT
ADS GET RESULTS.
WANTED—To buy old
picture* and print*.
Write address and
price with description
of pictures to Pt O. Box
174. dllc
WANTED TO RENT—Three or
four n'tfe comfortsb'e rooms;
pefer connecting rooms. Phone
>275. dlOp
FOR 8ALE
GIFTS—Useful hand-mado Gifts
at M’sa Edna Tuck's Hemstitch.
lLg Shop over Woolworth’s
dllp
FOR SALE—One heater, sultab'e
for hall or large room. Cheap
for cash. Phone 281-W. dllc
BICYCLES, Skates and Veloc'-
pedes repaired. Athens Cyc’o
Co., 265 Lumpkin Street, dllp
FOR SALE — Hcover vacuum
c'eaner at a real barga'n; in
first c!asa condition. Pl^ne
665-W. dlOp
FOR SALE — Registered Jersey
cow, Emnilnent Lady Oxford
433540, due to freshen Dec 15th
to the service of Viola's Favor
ite Prince 278493. TVs is a
most excellent producer. Prico
>200, E. B. Braswell, Phone
75 or_463._ dllp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Nice sunny apart
ment; separate entrance and
meters; in best neighborhood.
Call Mrs^Jarrell, 181^ dllp
L08T AND FOUND
ATHENS LEADERS
PAGE FI
bony, la addition to
other houses in South
Associated with hit
committee are: F. L.
the General Forrest
Rome, rtpresent'ns r
her One; George L.
Hotel Dempsey, Mac
Ing District Number
Calai
Pittsburgh Co-Eds of B^fex^aSTSSS: GEORGIA HOTEL 1 ' D
Make Student Loans 1 Araon,r the cxpre,,ion '-- in evc ' ' ~ '
HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY
Phone 35 and 477 128 College Avenue
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
—Three excellent Brick Homes for Sale at Reasonable Prices.
Some real bargains in farms, close to Athens.
MEN TO MEET AT
VALDOSTA
ATLANTA. Oa. — fAP) — A
ANDERSON
PLUMBING CO.
Plumbing and Heating
Engineers and Contractors
140 West Clayton Street
’h - 1110 Athens, Ga.‘
BANNER-HERALD Ads.
ARE GOOD WILL
AMBASSADORS
Sent Out By Progressive
MERCHANTS.
Eyes Examined—
'—Glasses Fitted
Dr. K. L. Haughey
—Optometrist—
186 Clayton
Dining Room and Coffe-i
Shop.
I expressions in every ode rnyi and light rays.
day usage, which Sir WU'iam w.ll 1 The purpotc of the ray, accord-
j list, are "electioneering,” “to catch Ing to Graichen, Is to isolate
PITTSBURGH, Pa.—GP)—Dan- 1 h *,W, "“TH 1 **?!?* *'* d hel P eradicate cancer,
ces and theatre parties provide , 4I .^° *, 1 , Llis present ray is s i <i to Kill
funda which women students of ilf’i™, t0 a^ e * “I « m afraid under
the University of Pittsburgh loan: “* c ” 00 < 1 *- „ . , . ... present inadequate conditions to
to worthy and needy students 1 , Pr , 0, *?' 0r Cralgies original mul d a bigger valve,” he says, state-wide meet ol hotel men who ley Hotel, Atlanta,
tne loan organisation, which aeholaatic creation was born of his “for It would destroy everything *RI map out a program of touring D'strlct Number Six,
makes money available at two per conviction that the transplanted in the laboratory.” promotion for Georg'n baa been
cent interest a year to self-sup- oeed.lngs from the pure tree of. —. announced by J. B. WaddiU, of
port ng students of both sexes, Is Elizabethan English—not Aroeri-. FRIENDS OF OLD I the Georgia State Automobile As-
operated by the itudenta’ loan °" yij> u t the whole Unit- TROY, Kansas.—Boyho-id _ days soclat on. A meeting of the com-
trtct Number Three
ner, of the Oglei
Brunswick," represei
Number Four; W. ]
the Richmond Hotel,
resenting D'strlct Numi
and Frank Reynolds, of
committee of the Women'* Self- * d St f. te f tongue of tcday—»hould of 68 year* ago were recently re- mlttea will be held at Valdosta
Government association. j co J ,ected and edited in diction- newed when George 8. Taylor of Friday and Saturday, December
Loans not exceeding $150 a Be-, * 4 J. iro L_ Kan^ visited ^ D-. J. O. 14 and 16, wljen the Georg'a State
master are granted to students. ”
ifi ‘ ‘ '
chi
..,..1.1 ... W ..UU..I.., . lu «vcntecnth century Myers of this city A newspaper Hotel Aaeoclitton la also - In ses-
Good character and high acholat- -emnlng. this English scholar story. herald ng Dr. Myers as ,i 0 n.
are the chief requi- ®-dest practic ng dentist, brought, Wadd'll operates hotels at Al-
standing
sites of a £•
Oxonian to Include
the language of the United State* the “boys" together.
to the present time, chiefly throuh I -
the aid of volunteer readers. j
Modern dictionaries are so im- SALESMAN SAM—
perfect, he declares, that a com-*
Slang in Dictionary ^ te in hi l 0 Tin , i f J h iu E t2fi , . h n^:
ed.
The Kill-Joy
The dog is somewhat
to man in distinguis
the intensity cf two lights
very much inferior In matter
of d sc rimmating between objects
of different sixes, and shapes.
The dog follows the trail to lee
ward* when the wind is blowing.
-BY SMALL
CHICAGO. -GP)— An English-
an of Oxford university has set
about writing a dictionary in
which “beeline,” bogus ” “loafer”
and «*nvl*r slang expressions *n
the United States are to find a
piace.
The historical dictionary of
w “Ampir^n Fn">lish”. which will
—We are now offering a First trace the origin and development
Class Luncheon for 65c, and Din*
ner for 75c,
—Bring the family and enjoy
Frank Silva and his 9 Musicians,
playing for all meals.
GEORGIAN HOTEL
FEARFUL DEATH
RAY INVENTED
BERLIN.—Capable of explod
ing one kilogrdm of coal with a
force cf 90,000.000 horsepower and
creating instant death to anything
it touches are claims laid by'Erich
Graichen, 80, for his “invisible
, death ray.”
oi /imencan words and phrases is ! Graichen'* ray is produced ty
the lexicographical project of Sir i an electrical current of 160,009
William A. Craigie, now a profes- voltage passed through a vacuum
sor of thft University of Chicago, valve of quartz gloss containing ;
Sir William was knighted by an anode and two cathodes. The
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE
Sketches by Bessey—Synopsis bv Brauchw
Ttee, Bo, guiiA eveRV-
thing's Himw-omnY!
■vieDID ENOUGH BUSINESS
VesTSRPPiY TA EARN
fH' Uteff WE PAID FORTH'
BUMP'S NAME,AM 1 THERCS
ANOTHER CROWD IN TH' '
STORE T*PAV
MARVELOUS,
SAM'. I NEVER
VJELL, DON'T FORCrET YltJUfLe RIGHT!,]
TA CrlKlMe. SOME <STUNTS BROOCH,
credit! its all poe /th'crowps'.ifTiiis
TA MV BU^Itf TH* N KEEPS UP Ttlili
BLIMP FOR PeUVeRWS,'(CHRISTMAS I It BE
AW'STAGIN'TH' BUMPS/ABLETA SocR’P-
NAME CONTEST! yLOTTA DOUGH IN
-VTH" BANK AWP '
'-jr Sv.H'V WORRIV
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED
Fay-as-You-Earn Plan
Grows for Education
LOST—B'ack lea‘her fo'der shape
pocketbook, containing aomo
money and papers. luent’iica-
SITUATION WANTED
■REFINED middle age lady do.
sires position an housekeeper
or practical uurse. Can ro\tiny-
where. Mrs. H., care Banner.
Herald. dlOp
THR VETERINARY DIVISION
Georgia State College ol
tirrlnilfur*
Will Respond to Call*
Waibtu.NAlcY SEUVICE
Moderate charges wiii be made
Phone 757-J. A then*
dm3
WASHINGTON—<#)—The pay-
whcn-yau-can plan of getting a
co.iegc education is increasing .n
popularity, Walter G. Greenleaf of
the United States bureau of edu
cation says.
WANTED—D'stributors for Oco
nee and Hart counties, Georgia;
must be reliable; with small
capital, to market a Self-Heat
ons Iron and Heater; heated
without usiqg Wood, Coal, Gas,
Electricity, Charcoal, Gasol'ne,
Kerosene, Alcohol or Carbide. A
fast-growing business. Onco ad
vertised, self-selling. House-
wves are praising th's wonder- =
ful iron everywhere. House- * “Students who desire to^finance
wives of Oconee and Hart coun- their college education on the in
tis, Georgia, can see this amaz- stallment plan have more oppor-
ing iron that 1 fts from your tuniticL presented to them each
shoulder all the burden of iron- year,” he said. "They can go to
Ing, by wr ting fof free demon- co'lege, graduate and afterwards
stratlcn. Writo J. E. Calvin, repay their loans in a business-
General Delivery, Athens, Ga. like manner.
dl2p
— j “In 282 colleges and universi-
ties, funds totalling nearly $4,-1
000 <300 are loaned annually to stu
dents of character and ability for
the purpose of completing their
college education.”
PRICES CUT 25 Percent on
Xmas Cards. Engraved cards,
your name on. 7He. Orders
received till December 10th.
Phone 300. I w'U call.
LEE C. BOWDEN
LiUOU USED CARS
ofl Dr vs Guarantee.
C. GRADY IIENSON !
Oakland - \ ontiac Dealer
Phone 741. i
—SPECIAL—
Gillette Razor
One Blade
?nbe of Palmolive Shaving Cream
—All For 35c—
CITIZENS PHARMACY
Railroad Schedules 1
E. I. SMITH INSURANCE
AGENCY
E T. Smith. Jr.. Manar**
—GENERAL INSURANCE—
Pav Phnn, 2711
Nl-ht PW 1459-W
THE STYLE SHOP
MISS SUSIE WELLS
186 East Clayton Street
For Xmas Gifts
Ladles’ Hats, Baby Bonnets,
Coat and Dress Flowers, Hose,
Brassieres, Garter Belts, Hand
kerchiefs and Scarfs.
We make Old Hats New in onr
hit hospital for GOc, 75c and tl.
SEABOARD
Arrival sad Departure of Trains
Athena, Ga.
To and From South and West
ARRIVE
DEPART
Atlanta-
10:25 pm Birmingham 8:53 am
J 1:27 am Atlanta 5:29 j»m
. 10:30 an Atlanta 5:30 pm
s, Atlanta-
i 2:15 pm B'ham-Mcm. 2:45 pm
To and From North and Emit
f ARRIVE DEPART
New York-Wash.
' 5:29 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:25 pm
; New York-Wash,
i 8:53 am Richmond 1:27 am
New York-Wash.
2:46 pm Rich.-Norfolk 2:16 pm
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
SCHEDULES
Leave Athena
i No. 2 for Gauesvllle, 7:45 A. M.
1 No. 12 for Ga!nesvi"e. 10:45 A. M.
Arrive Athena
No. tl from Gainesville, 10:00
A. M.
No. 1 from Ga'neavCle, 4:65 P. M.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
TRAINS
Depart for Macon 8:00 a. m.,
and 4'45 p. m.
Arrive from Macon 11:45 a. m.,
and 9:10 p. m.
GEO. BEELAND, C. A., Phone 040
W. O. BOLTON, Agt., Phone 1661
GEORGIA RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
ARRIVE DEPART
7:30 am 8:30 am
12:16 pm 1:50 pm
3:30 pm—x x—4:45 pm
3:16 pm—x x—9:00 pm
x—Daily except Sunday.
SOUTHEI^) RAILWAY
LuIa-hfrth-South
DEPART ¥ ARRIVE
7:25 am r 10:45 am
4-20 pm 8:25 pm
Geo. R. Miller, Coml Agent,
i'yloppOM-tl.
FIREWORKS
FOR 8SIE BY
GFORGE W. HALE
S'/ 2 Milts av Wintcrville Road
d!4p
GIFT BOXES, C'gars, Clgar-
o tns, Npwspaprr and Magazine
subscript ons. Leave order now
to be delivered later.
offices ,
FOR RENT
Steam-bested oflleee, with
running water sad excellent
Janitor service. Located In
modern bu'ldlng on Clayton
Sereat Reasonable Rates.
For Further Information
Call 1426 or 875
FREE
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, after ten days, w'U
apply to the Mayor and Council
Illustrated catalog of plants, of the City of Athens, Ga* for a
roses, fruit and nut trees upon permit to erect and operate a f'll-
request. On all orders delivered | ng an( j service station for the
by January 1st amounting to ?5. storage and sale of gasoline, oils,
we will send free one plaui—our greases and other item* Incident
selection. to a first class service station, on
IRU1TLAND NURSERIES | i^at vacant lot located on the
P. O. Box 910-J—Augusta, Ga.
AN XMAS GIFT that lasts n
year. Give a subscription to a
Magazine or newspaper. Low.
eat rates guaranteed.
LEE C. BOWDEN, Phone 300
WE HAVE THE
Only
Complete Stock
—OF—
BRUNSWICK
RECORDS
IN THE CITY
—We also have all of AI Jol-
son’a records from both “The
laxx Singer" and “The Slnginx
Fool," in stock. Made only on
Brunswick by Jolaon.
Durden Music House
45* & Clayton Street
southeast side of South Lumpkin
Street, between numbers 16»7 and
1729. Said lot fronts 70 feet on
Lumpkin Street, and la owned by
the unde reigned.
O. S. BUNCH.
This November 30th, 1928.
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