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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1933)
PAGE TWO Want Ads L s FOR CLASSIFIED ./ "ADVERTISING Daily Ratz Per Word For Consecutive Insertions One Day, per word . ... .02 Minimum Charge.......... 40 Three Insertions for ..... 1.00 NO ADVERTISEMENT will be taken for less than 40c. Ad vertisement ordered for Ir. vne time rate, Name and ad dress must be counted in the bedy of the advertisement. IF AN ERROR is made, The Banner-Herald {8 responsible for only the lincorrect inser tion. The customer i¢ respon gible for sub Sequent inser tions., The advertiser should notfy immediately if any cor rection is needed. ALL’ discontinuances must be made in person at THE BAN NER-HERALD OFFICE or by -letter. Phone discontinu ance are NOT wvalid. ALL WANT ADS are payable in advanca. \ 75 WANT AD 75 . PHONE 2 LOST LOST = Large black and white male. pointer, answering to name of "?ul.“ Finder please call Dick l-:urct. 117.. Reward. abp FOR SALE e e T ——— FOR SALE—Piows, points and re pairg for Oliver, Chattanooga, Vulean, Imperial, LyncLburg and Syraeuse at special discounts to everybody. New low prices on Gooseneck, Scoval and garden hoes’ and farm tools. Christian Harg@ware, Broad street, Phone 1300% m2be e e FOCR” SALE — Sherwin-Williams paints are cheaper because they go farther, look better and Jlast Jongér. Paint enhances proper ty values many times the cost ot the paint, and saves repair bills. Chr!'s'tian Hardware. m2be FOR %ALE—”Three-quarter inter est in an established busihess in Athens, $450 will float the deal. Address “Deal” caré Ban ner<Herald. abe .—-—-——r_—-————-———_‘—'-————-— y INSURANCE s B B ii i hnes i et FOR ;AUTOMOB]LE and Truck Insyrance, Phone 9, Smith & Dolay. eodal6e Bil i mecrisis bl * FOR RENT FOR RENT—Desirable home, cor ner ;Hancock ana Harris Street, one:block from Milledge Avenue. Newly painted. A. HE. Davison. ; . P ) .__.T__.__..___——————-.-.—L——-L— --FOR RENT—Seven room house, all ‘modern conveniences. Near ~hufeh and schools, Phone 947, WANTED WANTED TO BUY-—Two or three chedp worn-out mules forf horses. Apply Veterinary . Div,, State College of Agriculture, Phone 757-4 d. abe 25¢ AND COUPON With Each 30c Bottle - - . Liquid Veneer Entitles Purchaser to 4 Silver Spoons ’ Hammett’s Pharmacy . Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIR LINE Arrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Ga. To and From South and West ARRIVE— —DEPART 10:18 pm Birmingham 6:18 pm 1:30 am Atlanta 4:16 am . Atlanta + New York-Wash. 2:03 pm B-ham-Mem. 2:20 pm Ta and From North and South 2:20 pm Rich.-Norfoik §:O3 pm 4:15 pm Rich,-Nc¢rfolk 10:18 pm . New York.-Wash. 10:18 pm Birmingham 6:18 am GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND SCHEDULES Leave Athens No. 2-—-for Gainesville— 7:45 am s No. 12—for Gainesville— 10:456 am Arrive Athens No. 11—from Gainesville—lo:oo am No. I+from Gainesville~ 6:15 pm GEORGIA RAILROAD Train 51 Arrives Athens 7:46 am Daily except Sunday Train 50 leaves Athens 11 am | SOUTHERN RAILWAY LULA—NORTH—SOUTH Atlanta—Washington — New York Depart— —Arrive €:SO am 10:40 am 1:30 pim 4:35 pm - 4 ' TELEPHONE 81 = J. L. Cox, Asst. Gen. Frt.-Pas. t Agent CENTRAL OF GEORGIA i . Departs Daily * (except Sunday) 7:00 am o 4 and 4:00 pm . Bundaw only 7:50 an.and 4:00 pm Arrives Athens Daily | 12:35 pm and-9:16 pm i 2 : . . 2 ‘a o adi Bx # 3 F { READ : | _ WANT ADS U »o - ' ‘ . e o i Be e e ~ NEW COTY SPRING | DEAL ' $1 Coty Face Powder | 60c Coty Perfume 1 BOTH FOR 98¢ . MILLEDGE PHARMACY REID DRUG CO. 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" TESTED GARDEN SEED ‘ FLOWER SEED Live and Pet Stock Feed Clarke County Hatchery 426 Broad Street PLENTY OF DRY PINE WOOD Cut Any Length Desired. $2 LOADS FOR $1.75 BLOCK AND EGG COAL REASONABLY PRICED PHONE 716 Dillard Coal Co. LSA S B RN iRToA oI P T Monthly Premiums 15 YEARS’' SERVICE New Family Incom: RICHARD F. HARRIS, Agent New York Life Insurance Company I Telephone 228 314 Southern Mutual Building SR RS SRR R T OT T ST TSR GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS— —LAWN AND PASTURE GRASSES Cabbage and Onion Plants all varieties, fresh shipments arriv ing daily. All varieties of fresh Garden Seeds, such as Beans, English reas, Carrots, Mustard, ILettuce, Radish, Kale, etc. These should be planted now. Lawn seeds, all varieties, both shady and sunny, English Feren nial Ryve Grass, Lawn and Garden Fertilizers, Bone Meal, Peat Moss, ete. All varieties of Lespedeza Seeds, Carpet, Heards or Red Top, Timothy, Dallas and Orchard Crasses, Millet, Sudan, Early Amber Cane Seeds. Should be sown now for early hay and grazing. Prices lowest ever. ATHENS SEED CO.—PHONE 2023 Seed Potatoes Onion Sets SN The CROSLEY - - f 4 AF W\ for Real Performance /. \\\ with latest tubes. L§% \MI sTube . . $18.50 P V<oo AN 7-Tube .. . $29.99 ,!M@‘l‘;‘“‘ 10-Tube . . . $39.99 I\ S Nl RN\ 1 2 sroson |S/ FURNITURE co. — 7 East Clayton Street AMERICAN LEAGUE HOLDS 6-GAME MARGIN OVER NATIONAL LEAGUE . Spring Games Shows Yan kees, Red Sox and Tig - ers Leading By HERBERT W. BARKER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK.—(®)—With only a week more to go, the American league boasts a six-game margin over the National in 50 inter-lea gue exhibition games this spring. A tabulation of results Tuesday thowed 28 victories for the Ameri ¢éan league against 22 for the Na tional. A score more games re main before the clubg get down to the serious business of deciding the major league pennant races and the National league may suc @eed in lovlerhauling thede rivals frem the junior circuit. The New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers have been the principal winners for the American league. The worlad champion Yankees have won eight games out of 12 from National league rivalg while the Red Sox and Tigers each have won four and dropped two. Not. one c¢lub in John Arnold Heydler's loop has succdeded in getting better than an even break against the American league al though feur of them, the Cubs, Pirates, Dodgers and Giants, have amassed .500 averages. The Philadelphia Athletics have lost the most games in the inter league series, eight, ° but offset that with seven vietories, more than any other club except thHe Yankees. In the tabulation of all major league results whether inter or in tra-league, Cleveland’s Indians re main the only undefeated team. The Indians chalked up victories over Washington in the only twao gameg they've played against ma jor league opposition. The New York Giants have won the most games of this class, 10, while the Boston Braves have lost the most It~ Taking into account all games, whether involving major or minor league opponents, Detroit has the best record with 11 wvictories and two defeats. The St. L.ouis Browns with 10 and 3 and Cleveland with 13 and 4 stand second and third respectively. FOUNTAIN PENS Scheaffer — Parker Waterman’'s ..We Repair All Makes PHONE 1066 CITIZENS PHARMACY ~ . PLANTS 4 3 . ‘Potted Tomato Plants . 35¢ Dozen—3%s2 100 Bedding Plants, 50c Doz. PHONE 1167 CRUCEDALE YOUR CAR FOR SPRING ¥You'll be wanting to use your car more frequently now that “ine weather is here. Overhaul now for real power. PORTERFIELD'S GARAGE Phone 1871—150 E. Washiagton St. ; 3 Boxes Regular i 25¢ Size KOTEX | NOW 59¢ 1 REID DRUG CO. | MILLEDGE PHARMACY When Better Shoe Repairs Are Made at LOWER PRICES HOFMEISTER’S Will Do Them! PHONE 1186 We Call and Deliver THE BANNER.HERALD, ATHENS; GEORGIA | EXHIBITION GAMES | ? By The Associated Press | ! Tuesday’s Results i { Boston (N) 7; Brooklyn (N) ‘6. | i New York (N) 7: }:irminghumf l(sA) o. : ! Chicage (A) 4; Pittsburgh (N) | ‘1 | ; Detroit - (&) 9 Chullunooguf 1 (SA) 6, | | New York (A) 13; Nashville | | (SA) 0. : % St. Louis (A) 7; Atlanta (SA)E ‘ Washington (A) 16; Knoxville | !I.\‘.\) | i i {. New Orleann (SBA) 2; Cl(rvclund: I(A) 3 ) | St. Louis (N) 9; Rochester (IL) | 1 Dallas, (TL) 10; Indiun:lpolisl {'(AA) 9, ten innings. i i e | Normal Academy Is { . ! ~ 18-8 Victor Over | b i TR | | Winterville High | e | I By ERNEST C. PITTARD | | WINTERVILLE—The Winterville| |baseball team Tuesday afternoon | lost the first of _the season's games, lthe victors being the G. 'S, T. C.l Academy boys, in one of the first| |games they have played. Although }swamped with the score of 18-8‘ lthe Winterville boys led a, terrifict fight headed by the Captain Pete |Flzmagin and Hugh Eidson. ! | Joe ‘Chandler's fighting = team | |from Athens made a wonderful [showim:, especially. in | their bat-f iting. Homer ¥leming, Normal's unsurpasséd pitcher, was undoubt edly the best player in this fast 7 inning game making the one land only three bagger 6f the game. {Moss opened the scoring for (ho; {G. 8. T. C. boys in the first inning. ‘ Winterville showed up rather;’ slow in this first game but with practice and changes in positions |of several players a favorite will {possibly work out. The linenps: | ‘Winterville G. 8. T. C. Academy tC—R. Davig “..i..,.. V. Whitehead PP, Flanagin ...... H. Hleming IB=D. Brown .........." R. 'Ceuch |2B—Anthony “........... H. Glenn 3B—H. Flanagin ........ Spratlin RF-C, 'Brown ......"...... Mosgs LF—FEiason " ~.... ...... Farmer SS—Bryant ............ Matthews CE~Hansforadr - ovq s =0 Glemr | Substituting for G. 8. T. C. was | Martin and Davis at 2nd, Jarrett, |right field,; H. Couch, [eenterfiefd, !Crowe‘,"feft?i'eid. T S TR ek £ $:3%2 1.3%y Pinehurst Golf ay = g T - Tourney Enters ; . Quarter-Finals PINEHURST, ‘N. C.—(®p&Seven veterans and-a dark horse ftéed off | here Wednésday for the quartert {-finals of watch play injthe anhua} | North and: Sotith = amateur goll, tournament. ; g 3 | Fumitaka Konoey, Lawrenceville: | N. {3y, prep sdhaol [squdent and ‘!son of a Japanese ‘prince, pro lvidod the first big wupset of the ltourr\ament when he eliminated Jack Ryerson, Cooperstown, N. Y, Iveteran. one up. Wedpesday he meets Jack Toomer of Jacksonville, Florida state champion, who ad | vanced -easily over R. A. Strana han, of Toledo, 6 and 4. 1+ George T. Dunlap, jr., of Gar (den City, L. 1, Walker Cup player land prineipal sensation of the tournament, coasted home 7 and |6, over William A. Rupp of Buf ifalo, and Wednesday meets Divk‘ | Wilson, of Southern Pines, who lscored an"easy b 6 and 4 sé(‘unfl ]rom)d victory éver N. E. Edg'é,rton {of Raleigh; N.%C. : fin 3 ‘Tommy Goodwin, of Monroe, N. I"Y., who eliminated Howard G. Phillipps of Pinehurst 5 and 3, and Johnny Parker, of Orange, N. J., awho defeated James A.. Fownes of Pittsburgh one up, meet in Wed |nesday’s other mateh. The 18-hole semi-finals will be played Tl‘lmrs-I day, and the 36-hole final l~‘riday| ol 1 e REdE ST R s 'Seven Boys Left - In “Y” Handball; i n an : . . . - Williams l.eadmgl g e ! t The ¥. M, C.A. Boy's Handball has 7 players “who have mnot yet Ehvvn eliminated in the double eli ’lminulion tournament. . M. Wil l!limns is thé only player whe hds not lost a match, the other 4 players ‘having' lost? "one: *matel each. e ; These: ¢ players -~ have » tg~ play; matcéhes off in the losers bracket to decide which player wil meet Wil {liams in the final ‘championship im:ltch, Bobby Dettery who lmsl igone through the ' first losers brackeét with one defeat, will pl‘d_»" the winner of the piay between the other five boys for the right to enter the fimal matches. . _° In ‘the other loseps’ bfigwmgui Hartley and Harry Pat “sche |duiefi to play the next match. The winner plays Lazenby; the \vinncrl of this match has to play John Jarrell, and the winner of this match plays KindaH Hartley, which will leave one more match in the losers, bracket between the | !\\'inner and ‘Bobby Dottery. i : SOLON RECOVERS MILLEDGEVILLE; Ga. — (AP) .—Representative J. Ellis Pope, of Toombs county, injured in an au tomobile accident near here Fab -luary 25, has been dismissed from; the city hospitai and has returme to his homg in Lyons, Eugene S. 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