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WANT AD RATES
- 2 Cents a Word
—Minimum chasac of 40 cents.
SI.OO for three insertions. Seven
times for the prfce of five in
sertions. Payable in advance.
~—All discontinuances MUST be
made in person at the Banner-
Herald office or by letter.
Telephone discontinuances are
not “valid. i
BANI‘E!LHERALD WANT
» ADS GET RESULTS |
75 WANT AD 75 ’
) PHONE |
f 3 FOR SALE
i‘OR SALE—Blue Grass Lawn
. M?'ers,‘ Garden Hose, Garden
| and Farm Tools, Screen Wire
! Doers and Window Screens,
' Door Sets, ete. Combat the fly
! with Nilate, 25c size, 10c; 50c
" size for 25¢c. We can save you
money on many items in hard
ware and groceries. R. F. Chris
tian. ' j9c
FOR SALE—Dahlia Flowered Zin
. nias, assorted and separate col
ors, Mrs. M. P. Broughton,
" Phone 1808. \
FOR « SALE—One hundred ‘and
i'if,q- dollar credit on new Chev
! rolgt, dirt cheap. See E. L. Ru
arl® at Industrial Laundry, Hull
“and glancock Ave. m22p
FORZSALE—Stove Wood. § 1,52,
and. $3 for load delivered. Phone
96mW, m27p
¥FOR ;ENT—June Ist a furnished
apartment All conveniences.
‘Gasage. Phone 519. m23p
ee e e
FOR¥SALE — Registered Jersey
CoW 3 years old. Dropped first
_ calfs September. Bred to regis
teréd sire March 23rd. Milking
six “quarts day. J. T. Murray,
Dai’ elsville, Ga. m23c
-
FOR sSALE—Rhode Island Reds
and: Barred Rock Baby Chicks,
10c¢2each. Cofer Seed Co., Phone
247, 378 Broad Street. m2s¢
FOR ALE — Detroit Jewel gas
. stove, with heat regulator; good
- condlition; for sale cheap. Cail
| 131&W. Mrs. W. A. Clege.
L 0% m26p
: . FOR RENT M
FOR RENT-—l 2 room house, d(-si-\
“ riable for chapter house. P. O.)
_ Po. Box 600, Athehs, ‘Ga: m?6l
¥OR RENT—Five room house on !
. Normal Avenue. Xu, modein |
. conveniences. $25 per month.
! J. L. MecLeroy, Phone: 763-W.
] L X m26p
MALE HELP WANTED I
A NATIONALLY known ornaniza-’
. tien desires the services of three !
~high type men for Athens. Must
. be neat in appearance and fur
~ nish best reference. ‘A light au
tomobile is required and must
furnish fidelity‘bom?, A repre
. sentative will grant’ interview
' between 3 and 5 o’clock Wed
mesday and Thursday. Room
326, Georgian Hotel. m2le
FEMALE HELP WANTED
FREE PROPOSITION TO House
wives. Will enable you to make
. spare time money. You to ‘be
the judge. D. F. Morgan . 14
Gilmer street. ‘Atlanta, Ga.
m22p
; LOST :AND FOUND
- LOST—Buncy ofigightear ten keys
on small chain. Finder please
__phone 680. m23c
LOST- - Near (‘hern}l\:ab_"flotcl Sun
day evening, coin purse contain
ing r'ng and money. Finder xe
turn rine to hotel office apd
‘ oet reward. m23p
New Gillette Razor
: And Blade Free
With Tube of
Palmolive or Colgate’s
Shaving Cream—3sc¢
CITIZENS PHARMACY
Hear These
Song Hits
Sweepin’ the Clouds Away.
. Any Time’s the Time to
Fall in Love.
I’'m in Training for You.
Let Us Drink to the Girl
of My Dreams
Dancing to Save Your Sole.
My Marine. -
All I Want is Just One Girl.
IN
E. EWELL YEARWOOD
Contractor and Builder
Brick Bungalows
A Specialty
Telephone 5302
Epps Bridge Road
Ticestone
TIRES — TUBES
C. A. Trussell Motor Co.
FOR SALE
LUMBER
G. S. Crane, Phone 1422
SPRING CLEAN-UP
TIME IS HERE!
A Home Enterprise
Making Mattresses
From Home Products!
And Selling Them to You at
Wholesale Prices
We make Cotton-Filled, Felted
and Inner-Spring Mattresses,
and Renovate and Felt Your
oOld Ones at the Same Old Price
Best Line of Ticking
In Athens
PHONE 157
ATHENS MATTRESS
WORKS
b ; LET
RICHARD F. HARRIS, Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
HELP YOU
TAKE THE “IF” OUT OF LIFE
314 Sou. Mutual Bldg. Phone 228
B. R. BLOODWORTH C. D. FLANIGEN, JR.
. BLOODWORTH & FLANIGEN. ..
¥ Fire—INSURANCE—Life
Casualty Automobile Bonds
‘ Phone 1467—304 Southern Mutual Bldg.
- FOR HEALTH’S SAKE
-+ ——DRINK——
LINTON SPRING WATER
——PHONE 95— |
DELIVERED DAILY
20th CENTURY COOLER FURNISHED
Best for Home, Store, Office .
USE “RED ARROW”:
- TO KILL BEAN BEETLES!
FATAL TO BOTH CHEWING AND
SUCKING INSECTS!
Absolutely non_-poisonous to children, poultry
or Pets—But Deadly to Insects.
" Diluted Spray Costs Less Than 10¢ Gallon
COFFER SEED CO.
PHONE 247 378 BROAD ST.
GEORGIA MOTORS
INC., PHONE 741
Packard-Oakland-Pontiac
Dealer
Good Used Cars SSO and Up,
160-170 West Broad Street
PORTERFIELD
& WILLIAMS
General Repair Shop
At Your Service All the Time!
Open Sundays
Wash, Grease, Polisk
PHONE 1871
150 East Washington St.
* HOMES FOR SALE
—Beautiful seven room resi
dence, conerete basement. fur
nace heat, on University Drive,
Owner leaving ¢ity, who au
thorizes sale for $6,850. Terms.
—Modern six room brick bun
galow, Prince Avenue, just be
yond city limits. Very desira
ble. Only $4725. Terms.
H. 0. EPTING & CO.
PHONE 1686
Shackelford Building
See the Following Salesmen:
H. O. Epting J. H. Epting
J. P. Ingram W. T. Ray
W. Lee Bradberry
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THE BANNER-HERA ui, ZSE"iimf\"s, GEORGIA.
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
1 respectfully announce my can;
didacy for re-election as Judge of
the Superior Courts of the West
ern Cireunit, subject to the Demo
eratie Primury, and will appreci
ate your support.
BLANTON FORTSON,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
To the Public:
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of county
commissioner of Clarke eounty in
the special election to be called
to fill the unexpired term of the
late Mr. Joseph M. Hodgson, and
I will also be a candidate in the
coming democratic primary.
Your vote and support will be
lgréafly appreciated.
I R. M. (Raymond) Todd.
FOR COMMISSIONER
At the request of many fx'iends‘
and citizens of Clarke county, I
have decided to enter the, race,fm';
the unexpired term left vacant by
the death of Mr. J. M. Hodgson,
as one of the Commissioners of
Roads and Revenue of said county.
In this connection I wish to|
state that by reason of my ser-l
vice formerly as one of such Com- |
missioners in this county, I am |
familiar with the duties of the
office.
If elected T pledge my best ef
forts for the interest of our county
iland its tax-payers, and will ap
| preciate the support that may be
| given me by the tax-payers and
my friends. ! e
| JAMES L. McLEROY,
el o e S
I ANNOUNCEMENT .
1 respectfully announce mysell
las a candidate to fill the unex‘-‘
[ pired term of Mr. J. M. Hodgson
on the board of coumty commis
sioners in the special election set
for May 30th next. I will greatly
appreciate the supnort of the vot-)
ers of Clarke county who think|
that I can be of service to the|
county on this important board. ’
C. M. STRAHAN. /|
28 Buick Master Six.
Excellent .. .. .. i §760
25 Ford Coupe.... .....SIOO
Dodge Touring .. .. .. .. 8§75
2 Door Model A F0rd......5375
$l5O New Chevrolet Credit $ 70
1927 Ford T0uring........5100
Light 6 Studebaker Tour. § 75
1924 Ford T0uring........$ 75
PRid Teakkl ..o 0 Vat RS
Ford Touring.... .... ...$ 3
1930 License Tag Furnished "
With All Cars
WILLIAMS & WINN
132 OCONEE STREET ~-
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PHONE 1340
The Florence Co.
GOOD USED CARS
—Some dealers tell us that we
spend too much money. recondi
tioning used cars: Maybe they
are right, but wouldn't‘ ‘vou
folks rather have us spend too
much than too little.
’29 Pontiac Sedan
’29 Oakland 2-D Sedan
’2B Pontiac Coupe
’29 Buick Coupe
28 Packard Sedan
'26 Pontiac 2-D Sedan
70 Chrysler Sedan
’26 Nash 2-D Sedan
’26 Ford Roadster
. -
Georgia Motors, Inc.
e PACKARD
OAKLAND - PONTIAC
PHONE 741
Georgia Tire Company
WILBUR CLARK, OWNER
251 E. BROAD STREET
TRADE FOR
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’Qv‘—‘-‘-x“:
xy Diamond Tires kx]
35 Years of Qualily Jire Success
DURDEN
Music House |
459 EAST i
CLAYTON STREET
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ALL THE MUSIC YOU WANL
WHEN yourwavn
ICTOR
RECORDS
MODERN” BUSINESS
needs this modern_ -.-
' BOTTLE WATER!COOLER
E are now able to offer you the General Electric
Bottle Water Cooler created by 'the same scientific
and engineering skill that gave the world the General Elec-/
tric Refrigerator. \ )
The cooling unit of the General Electric Bottle Cooler is
of the sealed-in, trouble-proof type . . . guaranteed against
maintenance difficulty and expense. \ \ fid Ig
Place it where employees may easily use it. Connect its cord
to any electrical outlet. That’s all. It doesn’t even have to
be oiled: . ppmadin 7750, b R ek
: LPE S e :\ Water that is just at the right
P=l temperature all day long
= ||W( “:l : quenches thirst and is satis
; s e fying. It makes minds keener
' t ;:::r:lr and more active. It stimu
(A lates and refreshes. It builds
e good will among your em-
P £ - _ployees and patrons. 1
. $ Completely
A l Installed
™ B $lO down,
e $6 a month
V] e We are in position to furnish
o : Bd you complete pressure type wa
| - ter cooling systems and com
-5 e A ' mercial refrigerating equipment
L a 0 s for every need.
No General Electric Refrigerator owner has ever had to spend a
single cent for service !
EORGIA
GEORG
POWER ;%fi COMPANY
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MacDonald Ministry
Wins Confidence Vote
. LONDON. — (#) —J. Ramsay
| MacDonald, bolstered by an over
'whelming vote of confidence by
' his own party members, today
turned his face toward political
' opponents, .
| Friends were confident that he
ihad so strengthened his own po
. ANNUAL MEETING
| The Annual Meeting of the pol
| icyholders of the Southern Mutuall
;Insur;m(-o Company will be held
{ on Tuesday, June 3, 1930, at 11
iA. M. in the office of the com
| pany ih Athens, Ga.
{ ANDREW C. ERWIN,
' j2e. Secretary,
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MOVING—PACKING
Local and Long Distance
Hauling
| Phone 656—259 Hull St.
| ADAMS TRANSFER
CO.
Last anc{ On ly
21| Shomin
PALACE
Tonight
sition that he would be able to
ride out the political storm: which
has gathered about the unem
ployment issue, and that there
would be no general election so:
somg time,
The parliamentary laber party,
meeting in closed sesaion at
‘which the life of the government
was at stake, voted 210 to 29 last
Tnight to Cefeat a motion of cen
sure on the ministeriai unennloy
ment policy offered by Sir Os
wald Muosley, watrician lab.rite.
who this week resigned his place
in the cabinet as Chancellor of
'the Duchy of Lancaster,
|
Milledgeville Puts
On Full Dress For
By State Elks Meeting
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~ MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga.——(.lP)-i‘
An address by Grand Exalted‘
Ruler Walter P. Andrews of At
lanta today stood first upon the
program of the convention of |
The Georgia Elks Association,
which has brought more than 300
‘vigitors here. |
The general public was invited
| to hear Mr. Andrews speak in
the auditorium of the Georgia
State College for Women,
The adoption of a new consti
tution and the -election of office-s
was set for the afternoon follow
ing a noon barbecue.
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pany and flOlitS fl‘r)m a ¢
lodges were mobilized for an L
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Atlanta To Gulf
Barge Traffic |
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which would be in the natyre ,
reimbursement for work alri :
done by the city of Say annah,
vision also is made in the p
ure for a channel connecting )
ley’s Cut and Dover (p ek
for the improvement of Back 1
which is a part of the Brung
harbor development projact. :
Increases from $390,000 1 d
210,000 for the Brunswick Pro
and a raise to SSOO for the Mo
Pensacola inter-coastal [
were favored. The canal W ’
connect with the Chattalo, ;
river, to be deepened to Col ‘
bus.
Surveys in the bill include ;
of the Chattahoochee river o '
lanta, the channel to the r ‘
from Darien and Dobey g, ‘
Sapelo Sound or (Altamaha § k
and Brunswick harbor, with g
to improving Darien harbor
light draft shipping through
Altamaha river and Richap
creek. :