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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1933)
[ueso;w. APRIL 11, 1985, AT ] " RATES i FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING paily Rate Per Word For Ccnsecutivo Insertions one Day, per word . ... .02 Minimum Charge...«.s.ooo 40 Three insertions for ..... 1.00 0 ADVERTISEMENT will be aken for less than 40c. Ad ertisement ordered for llr. pe time rate, Name and ad ress must pe counted in the ody of the advertisement. AN ERROR is made, The nner-llerald {s responsible for only the incorrect inser jon. The customer i 3 respon ple for subsequent Inser jons. The advertiser should ot:fy immediately lif any cor ection ¢ needed. 1L discontinuances must Dbe ade in person at THE BAN (ER-HERALD OFFICE or y letter. Phone discontinu nce are NOT valid. L WANT, ADS are rpayable advance, 5 WANT AD 78 PHONE LOST ST lither between Athens, q., and Elberton, Ga., or Elber on. G and- Cathoun Falls, S. one 6.00x18 or 30x6.00 Fisk r Super Defiance tire, tub® and . Finder will please return L . E. McHugh, care Gallant elk ( vthens, Ga., or James vllant, care Gallant-Belk Co., berton, Ga., for reward. alle FOR SALE g SALE — Sherwin-Williams ants are cheaper because they o farther, look better and last onger Paint enhanced proper y values many times the cost of he paint, and saves repair bills. hristian Hardware. m2be R SALE—Gantt Cotton Plant re. Fertilizer Distributors, Cul ivators, Harrows, ete. Christian rdware. Phonge 1300. a2bc JCIAL SALE—Garden furniture | is week only—Any Box, Urn | r Vase, SI.OO each; any ch:h,;, bOO each. Delivered within city | mits. Lawrence E. Wolfe, 1"‘;43 . Lumpkin, Phone 1786. al2e | WANTED | — - ! ANTED — Big, Clean otton Rags, delivered| . t Banner-Herald Office. | WN MOWERS SHARPENED | Al - VN MOWERS SHARPENED | ND REFAIRED to cut liko’ sw. Briscoe & Briscoe, (}un' id Locksmiths, 198 College | enue, Phone 297. ullpl FOR SALE t —— e ICTRICAL SUPPLIES, ])X’ able, Conduit, Wire, Switch ! oxes, etc, Don’'t forget we han- | e one of the best lines of | int on the market. Phone | 46, Allan Hardware Co., 145 E. | ayton Street. mée | — & USINESS OPPORTUNITY L SAW AGENTS—Puzzles, 11 x| , about 300 pecs., boxed. ()nly‘ all investment required . ! rite for compßte details ;m!l| tures. Sample prepaid, .”ui P.. Co., 2600 B, @ioga St.,§ ladelphia, Pa. :11||uL. 9 { allroad Schedules | SEABOARD AIR LINE | ival .and Departure of Trains Y Athens, Ga. I and From South and West | IVE— —DEPART | Bpm Birmingham 6:18 pm | 0 am Atlanta 4:16 am' Atlanta 1 New York-Wash. | Bpm B-ham-Mem. 2:20 pm/| and From North and South | Upm Rich.-Norfolk 3:03 pm | opm Rich,-Nerfolk 10:18 ])m! New York-Wash. 8§ pm Birmingham 6:18 am| GAINESV|LLE-MIDLAND | SCHEDULES ! Leave Athens i «—for Gainesville— 17:45 am | lZ—for Gainesville— 10:45 un':i Arrive Athens | 11—from Gainesville—lo:oo am | I~from Gainesville— 6:16 pm/| ! GEORGIA RAILROAD | N 51 Arrives Athens 7:46 am | Daily except Sunday 4n 50 leaves Athens 11 am \ SOUTHERN RAILWAY i LL‘LA—NORTH—SOUTH i "a—Waghington — New York | P —Arrive | ) am 10:40 am| pn 4:35 pm| TELEPHONE 81 g + Cox, Asst. Gen, Frt.-Pas.? Agent ! CENTRAL OF GEORGIA i L Departs ' k ¥ (except Sunday) 7:00 am i :, and 4:00 pm ] ; 4 onlys#:so an, and 4:00 pm| E Arrives Athens Daily , 1%:35 pm ang 9:16 pm | | REA | ' D | P NNER-HERALD l 74¢c VALUE FOR 39c¢ Rexal Milk of Magnesia Toothpaste, One Klienzo Toothbrush and a Cellu- Brush Holder, All for 39¢ MILLEDGE PHARMACY REID DRUG CC. PLANTS Potted Tomato Plants 35¢ Dozen—%2 100 Bedding Plants, 50¢ Doz, PHONE 1167 CRUCEDALE ; FREE W ith every Tightening Job, We Will Wash, Clean and Check Your Car Free. PORTERFIELD'S GARAGE Phone 1871—1587 E. Washington St. Now Is the Time to Plant SHRUBBERY Lowest Prices PHONE 1108-W SOUTHERN NURSERY (Between Prince and Boulevard) CHASE STREET SEEDS AND PLANTS Garden, Field and Fiower Sceds PLANTS FOR GARDENS Phone 1066—We Deliver CITIZENS PHARMACY WANTED OLD GOLD AND SILVER HIGHEST PRICES PAID All Watch and Jewelry Repairs Done in Our Shop. Work Guaranteed. J. BUSH—JEWELER 165 Clayton Street DR. W. M. BURSON Veterinarian PHONE 831 Residence Phone 1674 Office 12072 Oconee St. NEW COTY SPRING DEAL $1 Coty Face Powder 60c Coty Perfume ~ BOTH FOR 98¢ MILLEDGE PHARMACY REID DRUC CO. The North Georgia Monumenl; Company An nounces the Opening of a Modern Plant and Salesroom with Full Line of Finished Monu ments at an Early Date, LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER SEEDS - PLANTS - BULBS & What your seeds ARE, your flowers and vege tables WILL BE. Select seeds, plants and 5 bulbs carefully. Get them from us and avoid disappointment. All varieties, and fresh, | healthy plants. & ¢ COMPLETE LINE OF FERTILIZERS, PLANT :fl‘ FOODS, INSECTICIDES AT LOW PRICES! o COFER SEED CO. PHCNE 247 BROAD STREET - Easter Greeting Cards (Comvey Chestful Mestages with Onc, GREETING CARDS The VicGREGOR Co. HOLMAN COFFEE SHOPPE _HOLMAN HOTEL— Special Dinner - - - - 2 for SI.OO SUNDAYS Two Peopie Can Eat as Cheap as One Special Weekly Rates to Students —PHONE 1971— R. C. LaFRANCE, Lessee and Manager ; FOR EVERYBODY OMNIBUS COLUMN "X Ser koo ' An Air Man’s | ' Hymn ; | When the last long filght is over | , And the happy landings past | iA\ntl my altimeter tells me E ' That the creck-up’s come at last, | j,l'il swing her nose for the ceiling | j And I'll give my crate the gun % 'l'll open her up, and let her Zoom | For the airport of the Sun | | And the great God Of Flying men | | Will smile at me sort of slow l 'As 1 stow my crate in the hanger | ! ’ | - COTY’S NEW SPRING | | DEAL! | ; i ! Face Powder With Flacon of Perfume for 98¢ Phone 67 or 63 i 'Moon-Winn Drug Co. Inc. WIND DAMAGE PROTECTION COSTS VERY LITTLE JESTER Houses for Rent 254 Oakland Avenue, 6 Rooms 153 Milledge Terrace, 5 Rooms 225 Milledge Circle, 8 Rooms 223 Boulevard, 7 Rooms 1570 S. Lumpkin, 6 Rooms, Heat 1225 S. Milledge, 8 Rooms, 2 ¢ Baths 1680 S. Lumpkin, 8 Rooms 723 Baxter, 5 Rooms ' 1557 S. Lumpkin, 6 Rooms, Heat Holman Ave , 6 Rooms, Heat H. O. Epting & Co. Auto Electrical Repair Work Starter, Generator, Ignition and Lights EXPERT IN CHARGE ATHENS AUTO PARTS CO. 371 E. Washington Street PHONE 1187 Special for One Month Mattress Renovated in Same Ticking—sl.so New Ticking—s2.2s to $4.00 Mattress Felted—sl.2s Extra Crawford’s Al) Staple Felt Mattress—s7.so CRAWFORD COAL & MATTRESS WORKS 446 HOYT ST.—PHONE 157 Work Called for and Delviered Same Day THE BANNER.HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA On the field where flyers go. I’Fhen I'll. look upon his face— ! | ~Fhe qlmight‘y Flying' Boss 1 :\\'huse Wwingspread fills the Heav l ens ' X I ?i‘rum Orion to the cross. ! i —Contributed | (Note: The above is the last of “hree poems written by an Ath |enialn and dedicated to Lieutenant iEdwzu‘d Hamilton.) iO. K. To Fish All The Year Game Warden Louis Johnson said Tuesday that he had been in- Istl‘urwd by Peter S. T\\'itty, game |:md fish commissioner, not to Ipmsovul(- any person for fishing (with hook and line at any time during the present year. Commis sioner Twitty said that the pres ent law which prohibits all fishing ]from April 15 to June 1 was adop ted at a time when no one could l:mticiputo tke terrible financial conditions that are now confront:’ ‘ing the people of our state. Ail game wardens have been admon !ished to redouble their effort %3 :am)ruhond and prosecute all per ‘|sons using baskets, nets, seines, | dvnamite, or other unlawful means of taking fish from Georgia I waters, The Rotary club will meet Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Georgian hotel, A meeting of the Frank Harde man chapter of the Order of De- Molay will be held Wednesday lni;:ht at 8 o’clock in the Masonie | temple, . : Fertilizer Inspector Visits Athens f E. C. Brown, of Elberton, visi~l< lu-d the Banner-Herald office I.\lund:l_\'. He is the fertilizer in { spector for this district. This ser | vice is extended to all farmers Il‘rm' by the Georgia Department of !Agl‘i(‘ullure for the protection of the farmers of Georgia, If you de sire to have your fertilizer analy zed, write E. C. Brown, Elberton, Mrs. Alger ; - .8 w | YourFigureWith B ..;if___ PR - 1§ weight, CS G | 10 Ibs. S ot & ! TR Ry Neck, 12in. " BESES ST LR ‘ Bust, 33 In. Aaggua iR X ! g AN | waist,2am. §0 BRI ¢ | B wpesen B e | | Mish2oin ; . Calf, 12in. s Ankle, Bin. / | JEAN ARTHUR L has aperfect fig- (% & ure...as her meas- e urements above § % ;:;;“;3 | prove:s And she %‘g‘ | keeps it that way L 3}3 by foliowing this 7& ¢ Hellmann Slen- ¥ = | | derizing Plan: It ; | is the same plan scores of stage and . - screen stars everywhere are following. | This is what you do. Substitute two | delicious salads covered with Hell | mann’s Mayonnaise every day for | heavy cream soups, and rich, fattening foods. And then youthful slenderness | and glorious energy gradually return! Start this Hellmann Plan at once. And be sure to use Hellmann’s May . onnaise. Insist on it always. It con | tains only the finest fresh breakfast | eggs, special salad oils, selected vine | gars, and rare spices. Certain mayonnaise makers have re cently started using cheap, inferior ingredients in a frantic effort to lower their prices and fool the public. But Hellmann’s has flatly refused to do ¢'-is. Hellmann’s Mayonnaise remains absolutely unchanged, absolutely un cheapened. OnlyremembertoincistonHellmann's You will be amazed and delighted at what it can do for you. And its creamy deliciousness will be a revelation. At your grocer’s then tomorrow. : ’ Hellmann’s and Best Foods Mayonnaise IS BEING FEATURED AT Rogers Cooking School SOEERSS fri on/ 4 e, HELLMANN’S IR Ga., giving direction how to reachl your farm and he will be glad to’ tall on you and render this ser- ! vice, i i ; » Wardlaw to Address Young Men’s Club | | Dr. J. C. Wardlaw, director of | | extension department at the l'ni-i versity of Georgia, will mldross‘ the Athens Young Business .\l(*n'.-} | club Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock, | Ik dhe ¥ M. O A i Professor Drewry's ‘ Article Published { i An article by John E. Drewry, ! professor of journalism at the! University of Georgia, was pub.i I'shed in the March. issue of “Juur-‘ nalism . Quarterly.” The arti«-lv‘ discussed the cooperation of the I schools of journalism and the | American Association of Teachers! of Journalism, is devoted to in-? vestigate studies in the field of| journalism. | i ST | Hitler Situation | Is Subject Here 1 % *The Hitler Situation” will lul discussed by Prof. A. T. Askew,| of the University of Ceorgia his.! troy department, at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the University otl Georgia Y.M.C.A, rooms, T. W. Reed, registrar at the University.t will address the Forestry club nt. the Forestry cabin Tuesday night. ! University 4-H Club Elects Officers . The following officers have heen nlected by the University of Geor gia 4-H CluP: John Cavender, Tomorrow! At Seney - Stovall Chapel ROGERS i<, COOKING SCHOOL FINAL SESSION = T )(O A BRING NOTEBOOK! -- - - BRING PENCIL! %i; ‘ ; Sce the dishes demonstrated on the stage. A few well-chos } | ~en moderate devices combined with short cuts in the pre -8 m ' paration of food will greatly reduce the routine of cookery. ~v’_.' 3 Hear the lecturer answer your questions and your neighbor’s ; %"s\ " , *g. i questions on home-making problems. % . e : /f %\ SR N R 2 OGER S/ Sy TR s QOS=RgN EVR 0 AR F———— “%{‘fié g ~ e "\ Bvg 2 e ————— -4 — 1 _:——T’é-_—:——:. sL| / A \ R | /HOME ECONOMICS \ Mrs. Mary C. Alger \ & %k—_—%%é% ’ R o ihurve ot ebuars R ADMISSION ' f: —— ) ing School. FREE' A w e C o / STIT ‘ AB% ) ROGERS SEAL OF MERIT Ea rly e R o e Satinte el Co-Operating Merchants and Manufacturers Georgia Power Co. Electric Ranges Sterchi’s Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Majestic Radios Rogers Stores Groceries Clorox Chemical Co. Clorox Kelvinator Co. Electric Refrigerators Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. Sunshine Krspy Crackers Dr. P Phillips Co. Fruit Juices Southern Baking Co. Stone's Cakes Deans Milk Co. Deans Evaporated Milk Libby, McNeill & Libby _ Libby's Pineappie ! Stock Exchange | |. - : | Official Talks Here | | Wednesday A. M. | Cameron Beck, personnel .dirw--A (tor of the New York Stock Ex- | | change, will deliver an address ln} |the University of Georgia chapel | Wednesday at 11:20 a. m. | “Phe - Career Facing a College | iraduate” will be his subject, L |A. Lowe, director of public rela- | |tions at the University, will in- | “H'mlm-u Mr. Beck. S s ; During the twelve years that he! |has been with the New \'nrkb | Stock Exchange, Mr. Beck has | {inlvr\'iv\\wl over 15,000 pcrsonsi (Aanuually. He is completing a tour | |'of the southern states, speaking m' lall the large colleges and uni\'m'-1 | lsities throughout this section 1-1’; | the country. i ? CARD OF THANKS ! We wish to thank each and ev |ery one for the Kkindnesses, sym |pathy and loving ministration: |shown wus in the tragic death nr‘ luur son and brother, Ra,\'mond.l [ Also for the many beautiful fiWal |offerings. May God's blessings be Iwith you all, ¢ ‘ Mr. and Mrs.,. J. E. Benton tMr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Underwoud’ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benton .Mr. Reece Benton i Mr. Wyatt Benton et ——— w—————————————— Millwood, president; William Tyre Eidson, vice president; Dorothy Kellogg, Chamblee, secretary, and Inez Morgan, Americus, treasurer. United Fruit Co. Bananas Cairo Syrup Co. Bonita Syrup Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Coca-Cola J. Allen Smith White Lily Flour Stokely Bros. Canned Vegetables O .B. Andrews Co. Rogers Bread Bands Jefferson Island Salt Co. Salt Armour & Co. Cloverbloom Butter W. K. Kellogg Co. ‘Kollogg’s‘ All ’Bran Comet Rice Co. 5 Comet Rice 9 K 1 J Twe Are Ordained 1 . . Russell, Winder, son (>f! Chief Justice and Mrs. Richard; B. Russéll ‘and "A. H. Glnsurp{ were ordained as ministers at GI; meeting of the Presbytery of Ath- | ens Tuesday at the Hebron chur(‘h; in Banks county. | Both young men will graduate | rext month at Columbia S(-"ninur_\'.l Hebron is one of the oldest, churches in the state, and has giv- ATTENTION STUDENTS! : On account of closing of University of Georgia for Easter, theg Central of ‘@eorgia Railway train No. 78, will leave Athens atl 5:30 P.M. Thursday, April 13th, and will be operated through to Macon as a str.ctly passenger train on fast schedule. Extra coaches. Ample Room. No Crowding. Baggage will be checked. Special Reduced Fares llc Per Mile Following are examplss of special round trip fares for this train: To Macon and Return. ... ... .$2.15 To Albany and Return....... 54.15 To Savannah and Return..... 54.90 To Americus and Return. ... .$3.55 Similar reduced round trip fares to other points in South Georg'a. 25 Per Cent Reduction in Round Trip Pullman Fares. For further information, telephone 640 or 1046 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY 'en quite a number of sons to qlel ministry, il Dr. E. L. Hill, pastor, and J. Audley Morton, representefl” zthe Athens First Presbyterian church at the meeting. Dr. 8. J. Catfig ‘ledge, pastor, and C. H. Newtpgi;;’. represented the Central Prwfi rian church. Besides thedé “offi | cial delegates, Mr. and M;&;‘w iL‘ Secrest and Mrs. 8. J. m iledge were prescnt. R ‘v e i el | EXPENSIVE RESEARCH The U. §. Golf Association, dur ing the past two years, has ‘% Labout $40,000 in experimenting & the art of turf growing. "m’; N e Atlantic Bottling Co. Veribest C. F. Sauer & Co. Extracts Wm. Underwood & Co. Underwood’s Deviled Ham Best Foods, Inc. Best Foods Mayonnaise GCeneral Foods Sales Co. Calumet Baking Powder, Jello Baker’s Cocoanut Blue Sea Tuna Co. Blue Sea Tuna Fish American Sugar Refineries Domino Sugar Wesson Oil & Snowdrift i - Sales Co. Snowdrift Amercian Beauty Macaroni Gold Label Coffece PAGE SEVEN
