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PAGE EIGHT Classified Ads = = REGULAR OR SUPER KOTEX 15¢ Package 3 for 43 cents Phone 776 Hammeitt’s Pharmacy Wanted Used Cars Will Pay Cash! SAM W. PINSON MOTOR CO. DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service PHONE 1008 169 W. Washington Street USED CAR VALUES! CHEVROLETS PLYMOUTHS FORDS PINSON-BRUNSON MOTOR CO. COAL ' DEPENDABLE COAL DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 707 HANCOCK COAL CO. AUSTRIAN PEAS AND WINTER VETCH LAWN GRASSES ALSO INOCULATION See Us Befcre You Buy. CLARKE COUNTY HATCHERY Feed, Seed and Supplies 265 Broad Street F. - { ® = ‘2":}‘ L @ L= MOVING — PACKING Local and Long Distance PHONE 656 STORAGE ADAMS TRANSFER CO LOANS - Without Endorsers S3OO or Less ‘NO DEDUCTIONS You get the full amount of the loan in cash. . One-Day Service ® You may repay the loan in ¢ small monthly payments to . Bsuit your convenience. CHARGES ARE REASONABLE AS APPROVED BY STATE LAW. Open 8:30 A. M. —Close 5 P. M. Close Saturday 1 P. M. . FAMILY FINANCE ’ COMPANY ¢ 102-104 Shackelford Building 215 College Avenue ¢ S *Bl—Ford Deluxe Phaet0n.....5265 'Bo—Ford Cabriorct Coupe, RS $275 '3o—Ford Deluxe C0upe.......5283 '3o—Ford Standard Coupe.. ..$265 '3o—Ford Sport Coupe R.5...5275 ’2B—-Ford Youring...) .... «¢. 9128 ®9—Ford Strip.... .... .....$145 'Bl—Ford 1/2-Ton Truck, Dual BRI . . L s Ford IV2-Ton Truck...... 5195 "81—Ford Light De1ivery......5225 T-Model Ton Truck.......$ 50 #s9--DA Dodge Coupe.... ....$275 3 9-—oldsmobile Coupe, R.S. $265 #P9—Btudebaoker Sedan.... ~.5285 2 Dodge Fast Four Sedan...sl2s )sß—Whippet Sedan.... ..,...$ 85 81—Chevrolet Deluxe Delivery $295 ’Bo—Chevrolet Light Delivery $lB5 29—Chevrolet Fanel Delivery $175 81—Dodge 1/%-Ton Truck..... 5235 . B ... 0285 2 MOTOR CO. - Athens’ Oldest Deales ‘1 RATES | ' ADVERTISING | FOR CLASSIFIED ‘ Daily Rate Per Word for ’ Consecutive Insertions One Day. per w0rd....... .02 l Minimum Charge......... .40 | Three Insertions f0r...... 1.00 | NO ADVERTISEMENT will be I taken for less than 40c. Ad vertisements ordered for ir ‘ regulay insertions take the l one-time rate. Name and ad { dress must be counted in the | body of the advertisement. | IF AN ERROR ig made, The | Banner-Herald lis responsible for only one Incorrect Inser | tion. The advertiser should | notify immediately if any cor | rection is needed. ! ALL dscontinuances must be ! made in person at THE BAN NER-HERALD OFFICE or by letter. Phone discontinu ances are NOT valid. ALL: WANT ADS are payable [ in advance, | 75 WANT AD 75 | PHONE | FOR SBALE ‘ |PFOR SALE—Just in, 4000 . plow i points, slides and other repairs for practically all makes of plows. Bought on the old' price. You will save money to lay in * your next year's supply. Special | discount to every one. Christian [ Hardware, Broad street, 027¢ ’_______—______—___.______..._.__._____ IFOR SALE—Galvanized 5-V Crimp { Roofing is fireproof; reduces your insurance risk 50 per cent; ‘ also have large stocka Roll Roof ing, Hexagon and Square Tab ‘ Shingles. Sold direct or applied if desired. Christian Hardware, i Broad street. 027¢ {IFOR SALE—Pansy plants ready [ for transplanting the last of the { month. lam taking orders now. I also have the English daisy ’ plants. Both are SI.OO per hun dred. Mrs. M. P. Broughton. l Phone 208-J. o2lp |FOR SALE—Fifteen or twenty pounds of Paracide for peach | worm. Phone 462. oldc TFOR SALE-—I have a surplus lot of Lemon Lily roots for sale cheap. Phone 4602, Miss Nettie ] Jones, 022¢ FOR RENT it B e sty IF()R RENT—Two furnished con necting rooms, with bath. For I sale one large Hot Blast heater, ! one flaundry heater; first class condition. 156 Boulevard. 022 p } WANTED Highest Price Paid For Old Gold and Silver . J. BUSH, Jeweler 165 E. Clayton Street ———————— . e A et BETTER SEE about your fire places and flues before bad wea ther. Also tile, stone and ce ment work. 227 8. Findley St,, l Phone 1958-W, 022 p 3 LOST ————————————— LOST—One pair meter sealing irons, G. P. Co. No. 52. Reward if returned to G. H. Keeler, Geor gia Power Co. 022¢ _USED FURNITURE - STOVES WE_ PAY CASH for Used Furni * ture, oil and wood stoves. Mc- Kinney & Smith. If you want a bargain in this line of merchan dise, see us. 249 Thomas street. . 022 p MALE HELP WANTED e st ot ot COLORED AGENTS—For sick, ac cident and death insurance; com pany in business over 2§ years; over $1,000,000 in claims paid. Address American Workmen In surance Company, 716 Eleventh St., N.W., Washington, D. C. 022 p USED FURNITURE WANTED—Cash paid for your Used Oil and Wood Stoves, Fur niture, Household Goods and any.old thing. See us to sell, buy or swap. Whitmire & For ter, 465 Broad street. 018-20-22 p WIND DAMAGE PROTECTION COBTS VERY LITTLE JESTER PLANT THEM NOW! Bermuda Onion Sets 65¢ Gallon Italian Rye Grass 10¢c Pound Phone 1066-1067 CITZIENS PHARMACY MULES and HORSES Fresh Mules and Brood Mares on Hand at All Times. Cauthen & Westbrooks Phone lla, Georgia NEW LOW PRICE Large Size Listerine Now Only 75¢ Phone 67 or 68 MOON-WINN DRUG CO., Inc. READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS THE OMNIBUS A FREE RIDE FOR EVERYBODY Echo From The Elks | Convention in Atlanta They were reminiscing when one of them recalled a funy occurence when the Elks club held their na tonial convention in Atlanta five or ten years ago. It seems two fellows came to the convention and were in separrole for the first few days. Then they both got drunk and se pacated. It was the day the na tional head of the organization was to be installed apd the taller of the two fellows was frantic. He rushed from one person to another asking |'Where’s Willie?” No one seemed to know. Finaly the time for the installation came. The hall was quiet and the newly elected exalt ed ruler began the procession down the aisle to the platform. Grand jiose music was being played and the solemnity of the occasion lay over the large mnumber of people present like a blanket. Step by step the procession filed towards the platform in time to the majestic strains of the organ. Suddenly a figure hurtled owut of the seats, grasped the new exalted ruler’s coat lapel and gasped in libored tones.: “You seen Willie", Thoughts While Strolling Anywhere in Athens Just as I stepped out of the Strand theater Meoanday that heavy rain started. And the pictyre ll'd just seen was “‘Deluge,” with all the buildings in New York wiped out by a tidal wave Cheerful—Just like when the circug was here and there was a movie about a circus fire the day befcre—Funny about that thing painted across the Phi Mu house steps—you know, the old Strickland home. The Phi Mu’s got 40 pledges during rushing this year and some wag painted in black ink, that has to wear off, “Forty, Million Freshmen can’t be Wronge(’.” To which someone else appended—in red paint, I believe— “Oh yeah?"-—(;lenn\ Ramsey of the Assocated Press is writing up the U. D, C. convention for them—Odd that so few people have noticed that cigarette smoke is blue. before yvou inhale it, and grey when it comes out of your lungs—try it sometimeg —"Fuzzy” the Weyman Davis's cat has taken up with us, He's been at home for the last two days, anl he's almost won us over from dogs. He's a prettylgrey Mal tese-Persian cross, and, if you don'g think he's smart, ask the Doctor. Will some one who attended the American Legion convention tell me who started that “Where is Elmer?” And why? . The Best One We've Heard Lately A recent visitor to the World's Fair at Chicago reports the fol lowing incident. While leaving Chicago on the way home he passed a tramp-hobo walking along ‘the highway with a large sign on hig back: Don't pick me up —I voted for Hoover Bicycle Fad ; On Increase Bill Cheney, of the Athens Sport ing Goods Co., reports that the bicycle-riding craze is spreading rapidly. Bill is renting bicycle by the hour now. Sunday afternoon he had calls for some fifty more bicycles than he could supply. How' the University of Geeorgia system was reorganized to meet a thirty percent reducticn in appro priations was explained by Chan cellor Phillip Weltner before a regional conference of the Georgia Education association in Waycross Wednesday. Dr. Weltner predicted that all teachers in the system would re ceive their salaries in full ths year and that the system would be op erated within the legislative bud get. Dr. Weltner's prcphecy will be received with muech enthusiasm hv members of the faculty of the Uni versity System over the state. The Omnibus Passes On A Hot News Tip The Dbiggest story concerning Athens since the tornade ripped through the town a couple of years ago is due to break at any ‘time now. The story has been cooking up for a good while and its just about ready to be served. It's all very “shush, shush” at present but the Omnibus stumbled on it by chance. However cooperation was asked until the story is ready to break and ‘here's cooperation. You have to wait a day or so, WALLACE MOORE RADIO SERVICE i il "Tubes Tested Free il All Work Guaranteed il PHONE 1116 140 W. Clayton St. THE NEW IMPROVED PREMIER DUPLEX ELECTRIC CLEANERS And the New Premier SPIC-SPAN METHOD Moth Exte~minator Vacuum Cleaners Rented CHAS. S. MARTIN PHONE 1517 270 North Jackson Street E. H. HUFF, Representative THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA 'BOMBSHELL aTARS HARLOW AND TRAGY Appear Together at Pal ace Tonight; ‘‘Sporting Chance’’ at Strand Two of Hollywood’'s most color ful personalities are co-starred for the first time in * “Bombshell,” showing at the Palace for the last times tonight. They * are -« Jean Harlow and = Lee Tracy, and to gether they form as unusual a team as the movies have present ed. ; A Harlow. as the glamorous. Lola Burns, seductive screen. . siren, plays a role that might easily have been based upon her own present life in Hollywood, for she herself has been publicized in mueh the same way as the chars acter whom she portrays. And Lee Tracy, as the one who does the publicizing, is as wvibrant a personality “as ever, perhaps even more so, for he is seen in the part of one of a movie company’s most powerful employes —the publicity man. And what he doesn’t consid er material for publicity is some thing that the public already knows. . “Bombshell” is satire of the movie lots amnd their people. Per haps movie stars and their -direc tors, managers, families, and pub licity men are not as ridiculous 4s the picture makes them seem, but they furnish plenty of mate rial for a fast-moving comedy, with faster-moving lines. : The added .attraction at the/Pal ace tonight is “Shuffle Off to Bus. falo”, a musical noyvelty. i Edmund Lowe Feature and - Laure: and Hardy Comedy Palace Saturday “Her Bodyguard’ . ag. romantic Convincin R L Sl e TS RO AL RV ORPARIEE 23110 NGO SR ) . ¥ ’ \ s | --“'\M W\ L\ by !F_“C\'\\' S ;‘ ‘% \ The sa™ shoppor nas d‘\scovered yhat & eave x 0 puY at Sterch'\‘s. Natura\\y, ou’ 39-store p\.\rc\'\as ing power and c\os%® 4pnnect\on with e pio pL ! \ant? stor® enab\es us t° offer greater se\ect'\ons o \owe' cost ° e were are kyp'\ca\ Sterch'\ v-.\uesA ANy we™ maY ve purc\«ased on the budget . p\an/NO CARP«‘(\NG GY\P\P\GES. of course‘. I c. S FREE AT S !—!"’"‘; e , B - T LE With This New 1934 N M~ et ! \ | Bk Ul L $29.75 RCE Bl P e———————— 8 America’s favorite — The Hoo- 7 sier Step-Saver! This cabinet |,/ L/:, -ng will be YOUR favorite, too. Jifl MO “;“ Every d#sirable feature a cab- I “f’ f;f/) L‘_—,nl inet - should have PLUS smart %Tt!- = color combinations to suit your Bl ~,g-'k.il_' taste! Select tomorrow and get ';-‘ i ‘ the Dishes Free! - ‘\' $1 Down! y Red Hot Specials! P "","—/ .—o\- \‘ 9 j Lf‘* .:~ o " W o o e L o B 1 ‘Regn,. | . - N 6 Good oOil STOVES! S $9-95 Reconditioned. to cook like new! All of good appearan- Ry Kitchen Cabinet PO oan N $7050 Chifforobe : L $llOB5 4.Burner Oil TR R $9-85 comedy featuring Edmund Lowe]| and Wynne Gibson, will be at the Palace Saturday. “Her Bodyguard” is the story of the romance between a beautiful stage star and the private detec tive assigned by a jealous “sug-l ar daddy” to guard her, It is a Istory of backstage intrigue andt | footlight frolics. 1 »} Added attraction presents Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy comedy |surprise “Busy Bodies” with an Oswald Cartoon comedy “In The Zoo”. el eTk “Sporting Chance” lStrand Tonight In “Sporting Chance” the melo ’dmma of the race track and fea lturing Buster Collier, Claudia Dell land James Hall, -we are treated to [ not only a flat track race but we lar(- thrilled at the first steeple ichase race ever taken in sound motion pictures. Neck to neck the‘ {thoroughbreds dash madaly- around lthe track jumping first over one ernoe then another—jockey and Inorses falling as they madly tush ‘amund in their attempts to win— |finally at the last hurdle it is a neck and neck race between Buster lCollier on the favoite and the gsecond choice. Closer and closér to the finish they rush and Buster pulls his horse before the judges stand the winner by a split sec ond as he topples from his fast tiring mount. ; Oswald .Cartoon Comedy “The. Plumber” is the added attraction Strand Saturday ; N Rex Bell Western and Buck Jones Serial | The Strand presents Saturday Rex Bell in a fast” action western thriller “Diamond Trail” on this same program Buck Jones in “Gordon Of Ghost City” one of the best western chapter plays ever presented. A Cartoon comedy “Rough On Rats” will complete an extraordinary program at the 1 Strand theater Saturday. | SI.OO DELIVERS ANY ITEM .. o ST g Roam sute .. 924.90 Room sune ... 921+00 g || guite .. ...~ 912.90 o S R . \ A. F. of L. Membership Establishes New High WASHINGTON —(#)— American Federation of Labor officials be lieve they have boosted their paié up membership considerably - above the old all time record of 4,078,744 who were on the rolls in 1920. Exact figures, though, will "nol be available until after the end of the calendar year. By that time William Green, president, and oth er officers’ expect the total will be well above 5,000,000; already they have set 10,000,000 ag the next im ‘mediate goal. ANNOUNCEMENTS | FOR ALDERMAN FOURTH | WARD ‘ I hereby announce as a candi- ‘ date for Alderman from the Fourth ‘Ward, City of Athens, Georgia, ‘ subject to action of the voters in| the Democratic primary. [ 1 solicit the voteg, and influence | of all the voters of the ward, and ! will gratefully appréciate your sup- | port. ; FRED T. MOON. FOR ALDERMAN FOURTH WARD I hereby announce my candi dacy for Alderman from the Fourth Ward, City of Athens, Ga., subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. Your vote and influence in my behalf will be appreciated. R. W. PHILLIPS. | FOR ALDERMAN FOURTH WARD I hereby announce my candidacy| for the office of Alderman from the Fourth ward, subject to the rules and regulations as adopted by the Democratic exqcutive committee. I will greatly appreciate your vote and support. ‘ HARRY J. MERK. 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But for Saturday—the price is exactly S2O less! A generously proportioned sofa and luxurious lounge chair in attractive tapestry covers! ;,:,- ', "':':f:{:{:; ¥ G f .f‘; 3 i ; . (f-. PRI o R W o e Y N NN, W e L i |y ;?’;l% seTy St B L s siy MRS NE T e ) ’ 1 »3’“«»* Bttt X assiaanasm it UM GTI R D Tst o e 1‘;? " ibp‘} I ¥ el HENEIT iéj}f.’*;hr«,—;" M%j‘ : i Rl e 'F‘:*?‘é‘{%‘ e ooy b z;gi,;a%‘é%’fl R} Vg Pt ! At |IR Y N« .< . . 3-Piece Bed Room Suites! Exquisitely designed and naturally finished in walnut. $ 50 Postet ‘Bed; Chest and Triple ® Mirror Hollywood - Vanity. - The regular price is $59.50. OLbs.Coal SooLbs.Coal =mrem gg?éx‘;lflgm) 5 L A : »'lfi 2% With Any Circulator ’,q,,s_‘,.if“? That in addition to free installa- = AN A tion! Select yours tomorrow from .'."z—- g Y the handsome, efficient . models pffi‘r =5 1 now on sale! Special offer prices R ‘:& AL start at— ; Z”fifi eol ,!’\ St > }‘9 1 sl9 85 y L7‘ % . &/ 1 O T =y ’ N 351 E. CLAYTON STREET Japanese and Chinese make l more colonists in Jhe tropics than do white men; the saying is that the white man expects to g 0 home |before he dleg while the Chinaman |doesn’t expect -to- go home - unti! he dies. | The piano playing record is hel¢ |by Mlle. Quanotha; she played itrom Mendelssohn, 5,595 notes in four- minutes five seconds. : PROOF! g THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO A MEAT CUTTING —AND— CANNING DEMONSTRATION AT THE PLANT OF THE ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO. JUST OFF THE BOULEVARD TUESDAY MORNING AT 10 O’CLOCK OCTOBER 24TH DEMONSTRATION IN CHARGE OF MESSRS. L. H. MARLATT, L. S. WATSON AND MISS RUBY THOMPSON ATLANTIC coar CO ‘lv- - . g COAL 2 ~ PHONE 117 AND 1600 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1913 Ten billion- dollars -in \Der money is shoveled into a Washine. ton, D. C., furnace every ye, i et e \ W onr rint, A‘&\ for Ou-ehu-t,en l)lr-“n::z:d AT Breamd PUls in Bed "0d Gold o O metallic boxes, sealed with BI.;!\ ) Ei§Ribbon. Teke no other. Buy \/ of your l_l-,-%m. Ask for J 08~ OReR= FERS * DIAuoxD ) BRAZ O PILLS, for 40 yeary knowg ¥ as Bes:, Safest, Reliable. Buy Ny : SOLD BY DRUGGISTS BVERYWxERR [ e "i""" ‘._\‘,l 3 J Ay Ay ‘ Y . 4 8 e i B “;N/AT Sl e S M '}ff,* _/\,.‘"?,l ~ For Your Old Stove! Teade it in on this all-cast Sterchi .Hfi{!lfi with parts in Green and Ivory: e price is §89.50, but with your old sto only: $29.50 LA EF:/? ST ; ‘:fim.. 1 e\ o - L:{‘? : @i&»‘- x '..__’;'.,;4" - e /;,V 4 Ehe o 2u < . 32-Piece Set $2.95 A beautiful dinner service for six, Every dish perfect: 5| g 5 .;\?é ,\'l "i",/g l - | P 8 R B A} @il B ¢ x oy F -(", A r,y A B ;é. k x ku“‘. g ks L Voo 3 aa ! Note the Size: 9x12 RUGS $19.85 FULL 9x12 seamlesst"flfi" terns, every rug perfect: #
