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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1928. Buny Your Bargains Across the CLASSIFIED COUNTER WANT AD RATES 2 Cents a Word Minimum charge of 40 cents. SI.OO for three insertions. Seven times for the price of five in sertions. All discontinuances MUST be gl(le in person at the Banner erald Office or by letter. Telephone discontinuances are not valid. 75 WantAd 75 PHONE BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS. g S PRSI ST ST e L NSO : WANTED WANTED—To buy old pictures and prints. W.rlte address and price with description of pictures to P: O. Box 174. dllc WANTED TO RENT—Three or four n‘ce comfortab'e rooms; pefer connecting rooms. Phone N dlop | FOR SALE GlFTS—Useful hand.made Gifts at M'ss Edna Tuck’s Hemstitch ing Shop over Woolworth's d_llp FOR SALE—One heater, suitab'e for hall or large room. Cheap __tox"fgfll.zp_pne 281.-W. dlle BICYCLES, Skates and Veloc‘-‘ pedes repaired. Athens Cyc‘e' CQLZSS Lu_mpkin Street. dllp FOR SALE — Hocover vacuum | c'eaner at a real barga’n; in first class condition, Phone 665-W. dlop FOR SALLE — Registered Jersey cow, Emminent Lady Oxford 433540, due to freshen Dec 15th to the service of Viola's Favor ite ' Prince 278493. Th's is a most excellent produvcer. Price S2OO, E. B. Braswell, Phone 75 or 462, dilp FOR RENT PRI, -SN Wl OSR FOR RENT—Nice sunny apart ment; separate entrance and meters; ‘n best neighborhood. _C;EII Mrs. Jarrell, 17813. dilp LOST AND FOUND LOST—DRB'ack lea‘her fo'der shape pocketbook, containing some money and papers. Ident'iica tion card inside. Reward. “K,” care Banner-Herald. dioc SITUATION WANTED REFINED middle age lady de gires position as housekeeper or practical nurse. Can go any where. Mrs. H., care Banner- Herald. dlop THE VETERINARY DIVISION Georgia State College ot Aporienityre Will Respond to Callx for Vet kxinARY SERVICE Moderate charges will be made Phone 767-d. Athens. Ca dm?3 —SPECIAL— Gillette Razor One Blade *uxibe of Palmolive Shaving Cream —All For 35¢— CITIZENS PHARMACY ] | . | Railroad Schedules e | ; SEABOARD ~ Arrival and Departure of Trains i Athens, Ga. g To and From South and West ¢ ARRIVE DEPARIT Atlanta -10:25 pm Birmingham 8:53 an 1:27 am Atlanta 5:29 an « 10:30 am Atlanta 5:30 pn Atlanta -2:15 pm R'ham-Mem. 2:45 pn To and From North and East ARRIVE DEPART New York-Wash. 5:29 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:25 pn New York-Wash. 8:63 am Richmond 1:27 an New York-Wash. 2:45 pm Rich.-Norfolk 2:15 pn GAINESVILLE MIDLAND SCHEDULES Leave Athens No. 2 for Ga nesville, 7:45 A. M No. 12 for Gainesvi''e, 10:45 A. M. Arrive Athens No. 11 from Gainesville, 10:00 A. M, No. 1 from Ga’l‘lesville, 4:66 P. M CENTRAL OF GEORGIA TRAINS Depart for Macon 8:00 a. m, and 4:45 p. m. Arrive from Macon 1i:45 a. m,, and 9:10 p. m. GEO. BEELAND, C. A., Phone 64 W. 0. BOLTON, Agt., Phone 166 GEORGIA RAILROAD SCHEDULES ARRIVE DEPAR’ 7:30 am 8:30 ar 12:156 pm 1:50 pr 3:30 pm—Xx x—4:45 pr 3:16 pm—x x—9:oo pr x—Daily except Sunday. SOUTHEFRN RAILWAY Lula-NF rth-South DEPART i ARRIV] 7:25 am ? 10:45 am 4:20 pm 8:25 pm Geo. BR. Miller, Com’l Agent, 4 L'ulcphone 81. ATHENS LEADERS ' HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY i Phone 35 and 477 128 College Avenue l REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE —Three excellent Brick Homes for Sale at Reasonable Prices. Some real bargains in farms, close to Athens. ANDERSON PLUMBING CO. Plumbing and Heating "Engineers and Contractore 140 West Clayton Street Ph "~ 18 Asbens, Ga. Eyes Examined— —~Glasses Fitted Dr. K. L. Haughey —Optometrist-—- 186 Clayton I = DISTRIBUTORS WANTED WANTED—D'stributors for Oco nee and Hart counties, Georgia; must be reliable; with small capital, to market a Self-Heat ing Iron and Heater; heated without using Wood, Coal, Gas, Electricity, Charcoal, Gasol'ne, Kerosene, Alcohol or Carbide. A fast-growing business. Once ad vertised, self-seling. House w'ves are praising th’s wonder ful iron everywhere. House wives of Oconee and Hart coun tis, Georgia, can see this amaz ing iron that Ifts from your shoulder all the burden of iron ing, by wr'ting fotr free demon stration. Write J. E. Calvin, General Delivery, Athens, Ga. dl2p M PRICES CUT 25 Percent on Xmas Cards. Engraved cards, your name omn, 7%ec. Orders received till Décember 10th, Phone 300, I w'll call. LEE C. BOWDEN TR IR T A My R S . - wUOD USED CARS ‘ 30 Navs Guarantee. C. GRADY -IIENSON Qakland - } ontiac Dealer ‘ Phone 741. ’ —————————————————— e em—— !1 E. 1. SMITH INSURANCE { AGENCY .! E. 1. Smith, Ir.. Manager { —GENERAL INS('TRANCE- Day Phane 279 Nieht Phor 1459-W | FIREWORKS i FOR SALE BY § GFORGE W. HALE | 35 Miles o 1 Winterville Road dl4p T B TR RTTN T AT S TTR TP TATIR WP R ARG TAT SOCNEY S e ’ GIFT BOXES, C‘gars, Cigar e tes, Newspaper and Magazine subseript'ons. L.eave order now to be 'delivered later. Il GEORGIAN HUTEL NEWS } AND CIGAR STAND e 1 FREE | IMustrated catalog of plants, roses, fruit and nut trees upon request. On all orders delivered by January Ist amounting to %5 we will send free one plaui--our selection. ‘ FRUITLAND NURSERIES | P. 0. Box 910-J—Augusta, Ga. AN XMAS GIFT that lasts a vear. Give a subscription to a Magazine or newspaper. Low ast rates guaranteed. LEE C. BOWDEN, Phone 300 OBT A TN PR T NST AR AAIR A, TR AT YW P PIRR T 4 MRS SRR b WE HAVE THE Only Complete Stock sl P BRUNSWICK RECORDS IN THE CITY —We also have all of Al Jol son’s records from both “The Tazz Singer” and “The Singing Fool,” in stock. Made only on Brunswick by Jolson. Durden Music House 459 E. Clayton Street BANNER-HERALD Ads. ARE GOOD WILL AMBASSADORS Sent Out By Progressive MERCHANTS. GEORGIAN HOTEL Dining Room and Coffe-» : Shop. —We are now offering a First Class Luncheon for 65¢, and Din ner for 7bc. —Bring the family and enjoy Frank Silva and his 9 Musicians, playing for all meals. GEORGIAN HOTEL | Pay-as-You-Earn Plan : . Grows for Education WASHINGTON—(#)—The pay when-yau-can plan of getting a co.lege education is increasing n popularity, Walter G. Greenleaf of the United States bureau of edu cation says. “Students who desire to“finance their coliege education on the in stallment - plan have more oppor tunitiez presented to them each yvear,” he said. “They can go to co'lege, graduate and afterwards repay their loans in a business like manner. “In 282 colleges and universi ties, funds totalling nearly $4,- 000000 are loaned annually to stu dents of character and ability for the purpose of completing their college education.” R A A A IS SR eNN.BTMM SSR THE STYLE SHOP MISS SUSIE WELLS 186 East Clayton Street For Xmas Gifts Ladies’ Hats, Baby Bonnets, Coat and Dress Flowers, Hose, Brassieres, Garter Belts, Hand kerchiefs and Scarfs. We make Old Hats New in our hat hespital for 50¢, 75¢ and sl. OFFICES FOR RENT Steam-heated offices, with running waier and excellent janitor service. Located in modern bu‘lding on Clayton Sereet. Reasonable Rates, For Further Information Call 1426 or 875 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, after ten days, w'll apply to the Mayor and Council of the City of Athens, Ga, for a permit to erect and operate a f'll ing and service station for the storage and sale of gasoline, oils, greages and other items incident to a first class service station, on that vacant lot located on the southeast side of South Lumpkin Street, between numbers 1697 and 1729. Said lot fronts 70 feet on Lumpkin Street, and is owned by the undersigned. G. 8. BUNCH. This November 30th, 1928. 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Pittsburgh Co-Eds | Make ‘Student Loans PITTSBURGH, Pa.—(/-P)——Dan-! ces and theatre parties provide funds which women students of the University of Pittsburgh loan to worthy and needy students, / The loan organization, which makes money available at two per cent interest a year to self-sup porting students of both sexes, is operated by the students’ loan committee of the Women’s Self- Government association. \ Loans not exceeding $l5O a se mester are granted to students. Good character and high scholas tic standing are the chief requi sites of a Torrower. i e ——— - Oxonian to Include ] v - . Slang in Dictionary CHICAGO. —(#)— An English-‘ man of Oxford university has set about writing a dictionary in which “beeline,” togus,” “loafer” and <'milar slang expressions in the United States are to find a piace, The historical dictionary of “American Fnelish”, which will trace the origin and development 0L american werds and phrases is the lexicographical project of Sir William A. Cra.gie, now a profes sor_of the University of Chicago. | Sir William was knighted by Sketches by Bessey—Synopsis bv Braucher E% g s R : TR || B\ PR T P s ot & » (T T s " Bl o SO L o) / \\ . W'l 3 f ; /i WP -(S . e : B ://,,v. = ~ i )2¢ ke : X R 7/ : Y ’/7/;'\"\ L. | : / ]i} P IS TR X i BN "Cc‘_ i B P ] ,;. |<) O N L | s \ i i When the nation entered the war, Mrs. Hoover took up the task of providing adequate lodgings for the women workers in Washington. Many houses were re modeled into suitable living quarters with recreational facilities, under her direction. She was constantly helping Hoover to round out and complete his task as food administrator. By NEA, Through Special Permission of the Publishers of The Book of Knowledge, Copyright, 1923-26. )= ! R (= & -' 4"4 e 28, gih ' iI ‘/% v k DTR - i 3 =7 ) : iy ——t il { { ? - T R ~/ F4T : 4 | fi{//(‘)j’ Q; $ X % :jf ; /i'& ;// /J | / ‘- A NV \4 4/ / i-3 - ’I:A :7:. 2 / '\ / 2280 l N L '/},f\ i ,/ il B I . i 1 ' L N | "' ¥ When Hoover became si s ' secretary of commerce, There are always Mrs. Hoover stepped out young people at her into the Washington so- home in S street, Girl cial arena, where she has Scouts, or friends of her won popularity among sons. Youth is one of her thousands. deepest interests. - l ‘ \\ 'J 2 /_J f——’) e S == — ™ = e Tl PN I !.q*\Q) r}(l_‘\:'i;'b_{‘@;é_@@&é l !3“’;"‘,l}‘7”:7 it I' I /\ | , CUAEY 1L N A AL T \ ; !», A \‘.\‘ /\ ,//..‘ \ L 1 % ‘,l/ \y :«\\‘!4/ \\ f;,// \:; \\./ \!/ " %?‘ Ak, | *;~ys >;t {|4 I, L \\“’ / i; HERG o eel | b g --r\‘-"‘l\-;r o o [ y % SN RR T g \ pet WP L@ s i O [ \\L- S “‘\ ‘.\ \ \\\\ \ 4‘l yow . a \\!{ \ \\ ) » \ \x\ ‘? B N R S A She has‘ a gift for public speaking, ::1 réa;iy wit and an attractive presence. The nation looks forwari to v her'y.ears as first lady with pleasurable anticipation. Until her inarriage she was a member of the Episcopal church; then she embraced the creed to which Mr. Hoover belongs, the Society of Friends. Sketches and Synopses, Copyright, 1928, The Grolier Society.( To Be Continued ) 2-5 THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA, — King George V for his work on the Oxford English dictionary. | Among the expressions in every' day usage, which Sir William will list, are “electioneering,” “to catch on,” “to get the hang of,” “carpet bag,” “to strike oil,” “law abid ng,” “to take a back seat” and “backwoods.” Professor Craigie’s original gscholastic creation was born of his convietion that the transplanted seed.ings from the pure tree of Elizabethan English—not Ameri canisms on'y, but the whole Unit ed States tongue of today—should be collected and edited in diction ary form. From its seventeenth century “eginnings this English scholar has set about the task of tracing the language of the United Statcs to the present time, chiefly throuh the aid of volunteer readers. | Modern dictionaries are so im-| perfect, he declares, that a com plete history of the English ton gue in the United States is need ed, | e . FEARFUL DEATH : RAY INVENTED BERLlN.—Capable of explod ing one kilogram of ccal with a force of 90,000 000 horsepower and creating instant death to anything it touches are c¢!aims laid bytErich Graichen, 20, for his “invisible death rav.” Gra.chen’s ray is produced by 'an electrical current of 160,000 Evoltage passed through a vacuum 'valve of quartz glass containing an anode and two cathodes. The ray is the product of a combina tion of Rcentgen or X-rays, cath ode rays and light rays, The purpose of the ray, accord ing to Graichen, is to isolate atoms and help eradicate cancer, His present ray 1s sia w «ill at 15 feet. “I am afraid under present inadequate conditions to muid a bigger valve,” he says, “for it would destroy everything in the laboratory.” FRIENDS OF OLD TROY, Kansas.—Boyhood days of 58 years ago were recently re newed when George S, Taylor of Tio, Xan, visited Dv. J, Ui Myers of this city. A newspaper story, heraldng Dr. Myers as o'dest practicng dentist, brought the “boys” together. - The Kill-Joy —BY SMALL SALESMAN SAM— ; poé&eT MOURE RIGHT! THoSE e qveLoys, ) (WEeLL, DON'T STUNTS BRO eet ) 'St theves |[m SVEL tT ScL bue TH' cROWDS!(E T [THING'S HINKY — : : eort! s|G | e SRR (MESTERDA ! 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A meeting of the com mittee will be held at Valdosta Friday and Saturday, December 14 and 15, when the Georg'a State Hotel Association is also in ses sion, Wadd’ll operates hotals at Al PAGE FIVE bany, in addizion to a chain of other houses in South Geéorgia. Associated with him | ol the committee are: F. L. Hadkett, of the General Forrest He¢tel at Rome, represent’ng Dictrict Nura ber One; George L. Keen, of ths Hotel Dempsey, Macin, represent ing District Number Two";‘nflo‘i'acb Caladwe’l, of the Dan‘el_ Ashley Hotel, Va'dosta, representing Dis trict Number Tkree; J&W&Mrfl& nér, of the Oglethorpe THotel, Brunswick,” representing’’ Pistr'ct Number Four; W, P. Mirtin, of the Richmond Hotel, Augu rep resenting D’sirict Numb%‘lve; and Frank Reynolds, of -the- Ans ley Hotel, Atlanta, representing D’strict Number Six. it | G ——ee | The dog is somewhat g{efior to man in distinguishing-hetween the intensity cf two lights and very much inferior in the matter of dscriminating between o%jects of different sizes and sha%es. i The dog follows the trail to lee ward when the wind is blewing.