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BANNER-HERALD WANT
ADS GET RESULTS
FOR SALE
Cement
Washed Gravel and
Sand
DOZIER CO.
Phone 84
FOR SALE—-MULES
CAUTHERN & CO. has plenty of
good mules for sale. 1563 West
Clayton street. R. L. Cauthern.
E a23c
FOR SQLE—-FXower Jar, Churns,
and milk jars; all sizes, 15¢ per
~ gallon; milk cans and coolers.
Christian Hardware and Gro
_cery. mée
FOR SALE—New Improved Glori
tone and Apex Radios, $49.50 to
$127.50, 5 to 9 tubes, superhet
erodyne combination sets fully
guaranteed. Terms. Christian;
Haidware and Grocery; Phone
1300. e IO
FOR SALE—Wire-Hajred Fox
Tervicrs, Male, Female and Pup
{ pies; champion pedigree; fm
parted stock; fine individuals;
very cheap. George T. Hodg-
SON. a26p
FOR SALE—Oxalis Bulbs for
horders, for evergreen foliage:
blooms all summer. Chinese
. Fovget-Me-Not — Plants = now
ready tn transplant. Phone
1808, Mrs. M, P. Broughton.
FOR RENT
B i
FOR RENT—Apartments to rent
in Athens onl apartment
honses, Joel Rel{ty Co., Phone
835. mbe
FOR RENT-—One horse farm, on
pavement. Five minutes from
business center. H. P. Lawrence,
821 Southern Mutual Building.
a26p -
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1 have on April 17th, dissolved
rtnership with Broughton L.
-g:ekson. Will not be responsible
for debts incurred by him or B&J
Sandwich Shoppe. ‘
J. E. DRIVER.
a23p
NOTICE—Fresh home grown veg
etables for sale at 0. T. Adams’
Wayside Market on Daniclsvilie
road, ten minutes drive from
Athens, Everything sold at
wholesale prices. Give us a
trial. a26p
e eet et ————e— ——
NOTICE
ALL DOGS EIGHT WEEKS OF
AGE OR OLDER MUST BE VAC
CINATED AGAINST RABIES
during May. By order of Board
of Heaill. a23c
WANTED
WE HAVE A CLIENT who wants
an R-or-10-room residence on
Milledge Avenue, Deadwyler &
Beacham Realty Co. aZ4c
WANTED—TG BUY CHEAP for
Cash, Instantaneous Gas Heat
er. See P. H. Durden. a23c
FEMALE HELP WANTED
DDRESSING ENVELOPES —
Work at Home during spare
time. Substantial weekly pay;
| experience unnecessary. Digni
. fied employment for honest,
. sincere, ambitious persons.
| Workers League, Naperville,
1L a223p
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NCTICE
Make Your State and County Tax
" Returns NOW
> and - -
| Avoid Penalty
. Books Close May 1, 1931
v W. M. BRYANT, 7. R.
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FOUNTAIN PENS
_ Shaeffers — Parkers
: Watermans
All Makes Repaired
PHONE 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
69 |
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THE FLORENCE CO. |
STANDARD
CLEANING CO.
Dry Cleaners
PHONE 697
199 PRINCE AVENUE
OUR BUSINESS IS
FINE!
~~OUR MOTTO—
SERVICE — SATISFACTION
Low Prices—Expert Work
ANY JOB ON ANY CAR
Wrecked Cars Made Like New!
One Trial Will Make You Our
Friend
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WADE'S GARAGE
PHONE 1176
153 W. Clayton St.
SHEET MUSIC
Also Can Be Obtained
on Victor, Columbia
and Brun<wick Records
“Dream a Little Dream of Me”
“Who's Blue”
“I Want You For Myself”
“Two Hearts”
“When Your Lover Has Gone”
“Please Don’t Talk About Me
When 'm Gone”
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Durden Music House
Athens, Georgia
FOR SALE!
—Ten room home on Prince
Avenue; large lot; near Georgia
State Teachers’ College; new
roof; new paint. $4500. Terms
if desired.
—New six room Brick Bunga
low, in splendid residential sec
tion, $4500. Terms if desired.
—live room Dwelling; Virginia
Avenue: newly painted and in
good repair. $3300. You can
buy this like paying rent,
H. 0. EPTING & CO.
PHONE 1686
J. H. EPTING, Manager
Loan Department
LIPSCOMB-DEARING-HUTCHINS Incorporated
Insurance Rents Real Estate
35 Years’ Service
PHONE 345 DAVE PADDOCK, Mgr.
R T R T be R RAETEIRRR.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Plenty of Money for First Mortgage Loans on Business and
Residential Property in Athens. See Me If Interested.
ERNEST P. WEST, Law Office
514 Southern Mutual Bldg. Phone 796
Ask About the New Family Income Policy!
RICHARD F. HARRIS, Agent
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Phone 228 314 Southern Mutual Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED
ON SMALLER MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
We Also Make Loans Up to $300.00
On Late Model Automobiles
Motor Finance Company
. AYHENS, GEORGIA
American State Bank Building
279% BROAD STREET—PHONE 1876
VIGORO
VISIT OUR BOOTH AT
THE COOKING SCHOOL
And Get Free Information and Literature. Ask Our Representative
About Testing for Seil Acidity.
COFER SEED CO.
PHONE 247 ATHENS, GA.
Lions Gather Tonight
At Country Club For
Entertainment, “Fry”
Athens Lions and wives and
friends will gather at the Athens
country club this affernoon at
6:30 for a ‘“fish fry” and enter-
I tainment program.
*W. L. Florence, chairman of the
program committee, has announced
leverythmg ready for an enjoyable
ioccasion and all members are
. urged to be present.
I George E. Storey has charge of
i the fry.
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Ga.
To and From South and West
ARRIVE— -~DEPART
Atlanta
10:03 pm Birmingham 6:42 am
1:00 am Atlanta 4:40 am
Atlanta
2:22 pm Bham-Mem. 2:22 pm
To and From North and South
2:22 pm Rich.-Norfolk 2:22 pm
New York-Wash.
4:40 am Rich.-Norfolk 10:03 pm
New York-Wash.
6:42 am Richmond 1:00 am
GAINESVILLE MIDLAND
SCHEDULES
Leaves Athens
No. 2 Daily 745 am
No. 12 Daily ex, Sunday 10:45 am
Arrive Athens
No. 11 Daily ex. Surday 10:00 am
NGk Daily 4:56 pm
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
TRAINS
Depart for Macon
8:00 am and 4:30 pm
Arrive from Macon
11:35 am and 8:45 pm
GEO. BEELAND, C.A., Phone 640
W, 0, BOL.TON, Agt., Phone 1046
GEORGIA RAILROAD '
SCHEDULES
Arrive— —Depart
51—7:30 am 52—9:00 am
53—1.06 pm 54—1:40 pm
x55—3:00 pm x56—4:15 pm
57—8:16 pm x52—9:00 pm
x—Trains marked (x) do not run
on Sunday.
SOUTHERN RATLWAY
Lula-Nerth-South
DEPART— —ARRIVE
7:26 am 10:30 am
1:30 pm 4:356 pm
GEO. B. MILLER, Com’l Agent
Office: Passenger Station
Phone 81
Conley & Jordan
GARAGE
AND WRECKING SERVICE
In City—sl.so
OCONEE STREET
PHONE 237
Complete Plantfood—
THE “SQUARE MEAI
FOR ALL PLANTS!
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
High School er
Master? “King” |
Never Chooses
By M. L. ST. JOHN
Desert school or master? This
was the question put before King,
10-year old dog of Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Grimes. Twice he deserted
his masters. The third time would
be definite, but bhefore he could
answer, . . ~ 4
In 1922.23, King began attend
ing Athens High school daily with
Allan Grimes. Following Allan’s
graduation, he continued at school
with Richard. Richard left, and
King had been going to school
with Emily.
During this time the dog was a
regular attendant at the Central
Presbyterian church. Emily,
youngest of the Grmies children,
was to graduate this year. King
had become the pet of hundreds of
boys and girls who have been stu- |
nents during the past ten years. |
The faculty loved King. Would
King trail the path to high school
alone when the last Grimes was
gone, or would he follow his mas
ters?
. - . The answer this time
would be definite. King never de
serted his alma mater, He was
poisoned recently.
| TUNING IN |
] By M. F. B. |
THURSDAY, APRIL 23
(By The Associated Press)
Eastern Standard Time. P, M.
unless indicated. (Programs sub
ject to last minute change by sta
tions.)
154.3—WEAF (NBC)—66¢
7:oo—Hymn Sing.
7:30-—Sketah,
B:oo—Rudy Vallee’s Orchestra.
9:oo—The Birthday Party,
9:3o—Melody Moments,
10:00—B. A. Rolfe Orchestra.
11:00—Rapid Transit, . ‘
11:15—Dance Orchestra (1 8-4
hours.)
348.6—WA8C (CBS)—B6O
7:oo—Morton Downey.
7:ls6—Hotel Orchestra.
7:3o—Sponsored Progranm.
7:4s~—Daddy and Rollo,
B:oo—Pryor’s Band,
B:oo—Topics in Brief.
3:ls—Barbara Maurel.
B:3O—H. V. Kaltenborn, News.
B:4s—Story of Time,
9:oo—Musical Dinner,
9:ls—Character Readings,
9:3o—Detective Mystery.
10:00—The Lutheran Period.
10:30—Fortune Builders,
10:45—Harriet Lee.
11:00—Denny’s Orchestra.
11:30—Radio Roundup.
12:00—Ferdinando Orchestra.
12:30-—Ann Leaf,
394.5—WJZ (NBC)—T76O
7:oo—Amos 'n’ -Andy.
7:l6—The Jesters.
7:3o—Phil Cook.
7:4s—String Quartet.
B:oo—Dixie Spirituals,
B:ls—Rin-Tin.Tin Stories.
B:3o—Salon Orchestra.
9:oo—Sanderson and Crumit,
9:3o—Orchestra Melodies.
10:00—-NBC Artists.
10:30—Clara, Lv and Em.
10:45—Cub and Scoop.
11:00-—Slumber Musie,
11:30—Kate Smith.
11:45—Hawaiian Music.
12:00—Dance Hour.
428.3—WLW—-700
6:4s—Same as WJIZ.
G:4s—Same as WJZ,
7:4s—Sponsored Program.
B:oo—Record Program.
B:ls—Sßame as WJZ,
! B:3o—Record Program.
B:4s—Orchestra.
9:3o—Same as WIJZ.
10:00—The Hall.
10:30—Variety.
10:45—Bob Newhall.
11:00—Masters.
12:00—Variety (2 hours.)
398.8—W1R—750
G:oo—Variety.
6:4s—Musical.
7:oo—Same as WJZ.
7:ls—The Crafers.
7:3o—Sponsored Program.
B:oo—Same ag WJZ.
9:oo—Cigar Girls.
9:3o—Same as WJZ.
10:00—Police Drama.
10:30—Same as WJZ.
10:45—Dr. Mayne.
11:00—Variety (2 hours.)
405.2—W58-—-740
7:oo—Studio Program,
- 7:3o—Same as WJZ.
B:OO—WEAF (1 1-2 hours.)
- 9:3o—Same as WJZ.
10:00—-WEAF Program,
11:15—Sponsored Program.
11:45—Rhymes.
12:00—Ned and Red.
277.6—W8T—1080
- §:l6—oOrchestra.
6:4s—News; Markets.
7:oo—Same as WABC.
- 7:ls—Studio; WABC.
- 7:4s—Singers.
i B:oo—Same as WABC.
B:3o—Sponsored Program.
| 9:oo—Memoirs.
- 9:ls—Same as WABC.
'll:ls——Dream Boat.
365.6—~WHA5—820
~ 7:oo—Singers.
7:3o—Same as WJZ.
7:4s—Orchestra,
- B:oo—Same as. WEAF,
9:oo——~Chronicles.
9:3o—Same as WJZ.
10:00—Same as WEAF.
11:00—Same as WJZ.
11:15—Joe Pierson,
11:80—Orchestras.
Select Site For
New Dormitory For
Men At University
Announcement was made today
that the mew $§150,000 dormitory
for young men students at the
University of Georgia will be lo
cated at the corner of Baldwin-and
Lumpkin streets on the campus.
This site is near the buildigg oc
¢upied by the Schools of Com
merce and Journalism but neéares
Lumpkin street. The codtract for.
architectural plags apd construce
Beech-Haven Is
~ Open This Week
To Help School
No mountain school is of great
er interest to Athenians than the
Rabun Gap-Nacooch ¢ school at
Rabun Gap.
Prince Hodgson in his life time
was intensely interested and no
man did as much for the school
as did Mr, Hodgson. It was his
enthusiasm and the splendid
backing that he gave Mr. Ritchie
lwho started the school, that led
him to establish such a great
school. It is unique in its rota
tion system of farming whereby
families are brought from their
mountain homes and the parents
‘are able to farm and make a
living while the entire family se
cure their education at the school.
A few years _aio the Nacoochee
Institute under the splendid lead
ership of Rev. John K. Coit was
consolidated with Rabun Gap and
thus one of the most effective
christian schools in the mountains
is “cal'tf'lng on” today.
Athenians may assist this
school this week by driving owt to
Beech Haven any afternoon this
week between 5 and 7 o’clack. An
admission of 25 cents is charged
all of which goes to assist this
worthy school in securing some
much needed equipment.—B. H.
tion has been let to Hentz, Adler
and Schultz of Atlanta.
The new. dormitory will be built
during the summer and it is ex
pected that it will be ready for
occupancy by next fall. The funds
for its construction will be fur
nished from the Brown fund, the
courts and descendants of the
donor of the fund, Joseph M.
Brown, having consented to such
use of part of the corpus of the
fund which now amounts to more
than $300,000.
Kull
Rows
V-C FERTILIZERS FILL
EVERY ROW WITH PROFITS
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Increased yield means a larger
farm relurn, regardless of price.
—The Fertilizer Review.
“Used V-C exclusively for all
aoE Am g_erfectly satisfied
with results. From 12 acres 1
sold over $4,000 worth of tobac
co grown with V-C."—W. R.
King, Angier, N. C.
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dlowing fertilizer that passes evenly
through the drill: that’s V-C. But
good mechanieal coadition is not
enough, in V.C. “How does it pour?”
is less important than “What does it
pour?” You ean take bosh answers
for granted. V-C pours easily, and
V-C pours profit.
The size of the yield per acre
determines the unit cost of
growing each bushel or bale or
pound.—T ke Fertilizer Review.
““Agriculture stands on solid founda
tions that have been carefully laid dur
ing a long period of enforced economy.”
—Renick W. Dunlap, Asst. Secy. of
Agriculture.
“We handle some brands through
friendship or other causes, but we
handle V-C fertilizers because our farm
er friends want these goods. Of all the
brands, V-C fertilizers are best known
and liked. They sell wiih least effort,
and they give good results.”—Dor
chester Cotion oil Co., St. George, S. C.
Profit is in direct proportion to
vield per acre. Large profit is
associated with large yield.— Geor
gia College of Agriculture.
FERTILIZERS
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL
CORPORATION
RICHMOND, YIRGINIA
Sales offices in seventeen citles
" Deslers at all distribution points
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Our Gang Comedy Rascals in “Bargain Day”
BRING THE CHILDREN SATURDAY!
STRAND ---TONIGHT SPECIAL
HOT NEWS!—FIRE ON PARK AVENUE!
A warm-hearted debutante with smouldering eyes and scorching
lips is burning up all the flaming youths from noblemen to no
bodies! Come and meet
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WITH BEN A_LYON AND ONA MUNSON
PALACE—MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Armel and Ed Hamilton will fly over the Business Section and
Drop FREE TICKETS from their Planes—with the Compliments
: of The Banner-Herald. " "SeeFhem Do Their Stuff!
THE GICANTIC AIRPLANE SPECIAL!
THURSDAY, APplr
