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Miscellaneoug for Sale 14
FOR SALE — Sherwin-Williams
paints are cheaper because they
0 farther, last longer, and look:
Letter than ordinary paints, but:
for those who prefer we have:
Quality Paint in Ivory, Cream,
Light Tan, Gray, also White, at
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FOR SALE—Blue Ribbon TLawn
Mowers, 10-inch wheel, pall
bearing, self-adjusting, a limited
number carried over, while they
last at $7.560 each. Also a few
8-inch wheels same as above at
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Arms, Wandering Jew, Blind’s
Man's Bluff, The President’'s
Daughter, Sister Aimee, Green
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PLANTS FOR SALE—Pyrethrum,
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plants It is time to transplant
1 fall blooming perennials.
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920 S. Lumpkir, six rooms,
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Lower Apartment, 660 Reese
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126 Henderscn Awve., will re
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198 Barrow St., 5 rooms, and
large lot. g iuiii oo vamaeßbißo
175 Boulevard, 6 rooms, and
large lot., oo 5a,. S STHN
150 Cloverhurst Terrace, 5
rooms, upstairs apartment,
excellent neighborhood. .$20.00
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Athens, Ga.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Ga.
To and From South and West
Atlanta, Washington, New York
ARRIVE-- ; —~DEPART
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1:28 am Atlanta 4:15 am
Atlanta
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No. 12—for Gainesville— 10:i5 am
Arriye Athens
No. 11—from Gainesville—lo:oo am
No. l—from Gainesville— 6:15 pm
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Train 51 Arrives Athens 7:45 am
Daily Except Sunday
Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 am
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lula—North—South
Depart— —Arrive
6:40 am i 11:20 am
1:30 pm 4:20 pm
Telephone 81
J. L. Cox, Assistant General
Freight-Passenger Agent
1 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
IDaily (except Sundays) 6:30 am
% - and 4:15 pm
Sunday only 7:50 am and 4:00 pm
Arrive Athens Daily
12:35 pm and 9:16 pm
VOTE UNANIMOUS TO
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PERMIT CANDIDATES
OF COUNTY TO ENTER
(Contmuea ®rom Page One)
have the senatorship in two suc
ceeding segsions.
“We feel that this action of the
senatorial committee is unfair and
unjust. We are informed that the
representative from Wilkes county
declined to vote for this resolution
ang also served notice his county,
expected to fill the office when its
turn came four years from now,
and one member from Oglethorpe
county voled agairst it. We do not
feel that the members of this com
mittee, who voted for this resolu
tion and especially those represent
ing this county, expressed the
wishes of the ,people of Clarke
county by their wvote. We feel that
there are numerous citizens in
Clarke county, who are well guali
fied to fill this position and who
are ambitious to serve their county.
and their state, and they should
not be deprived of this privilege,
‘ “Therefore be it Resolved: that
the name of any white citizen, who
‘ls a member of Demogratic party,
who desires to become a candidate
for senator in this district, and
who has gualified In accordance
with the rules of this committee,
be placed on the ticket at the com
ing primary and that the party
| vanaivine tha nlurality of votes be
declared the mnominee, of Clarke
ecounty to run for the senatorship
in this district.”
During the discussion of the res
olution, Secretary Green pointed
out that since the senatorial com
mittee had broken its agreement
of two years standing, he did not
think that Clarke county could be
kound under the latest action of
the committee in walving this
county’s turn to hold the senator
ship.
Present at the meeting were H.
J. Rowe, chairman; John L. Green,
secretary and - treasurer; R. 8.
Crane, George Crane L, P. Craw
ford, H. R. Waters, George James,
Dean Amis,” 1..' T.. Lester, J. T.
Pittard, A. ©O. Flanggan and - Joe
P. Nunnally.
Following the vote on the reso
lytion, the committee then pro
ceeded tp fix the date for entries
in Clarke county for the state sen
ate to close at moon, Wednesday,
June 28, and the entrance fee was
set at S6O. :
Date for the closing of entries
for the house race was also get for
June 28, and the entrance fee will
also be S6O.
The committee reduced the pay !
‘of clerks to serve on election dayl
4from $3 to $2, with the excep
tion of managers who will collect
the ballots for consolidation. This
‘| ruling applies to all districts of
| the county.
Judge W. W, Armistead, Craw
ford, prominent citizen and jurist
{iof Oglethorpe county, has been
ominently. mentioned as a .candi
ate for the state genate, dn ‘the
lvent the senatorial committeé of
‘lthe district does not rescind its ac#
; tion in voting for Clarke county te
|'stana aside and give Oglethorpe
county her third consecutive, two
fyear term. ik
ib Judge Armistead, for many ‘ysars[
| outstanding attorney, for six
A years golicitor of the Qglethorpe
{{eounty city court, and for the past
‘I six years judge of that court, is
|one of the youngest leaders in af
fairs of his city, county and state.
He has always taken a yery active
interest in matters of his church
and. in civic undertakings.
A large delegation of citizers
called on Judge Armistead Wed
resday night and requested that he
make the race for senator in the
event the ruling of the senatorial
committee, giving the post back to
Oglethorpe county, was not re
scinded. :
The action of thesenatorial com
‘mittee, which caused the county
democratic committes to vote the
resolution today, was taken at a
meeting here two days ago.
The senutorial committee voted
3 to 2 for Clarke county to stand
agide in favor of Oglethorpe county
land endorsed the 'present senator
‘Hamilton McWhorter of Lexington
to continue in office. Mr. Mec-
Whaorter's term would have ended,
January, 1935, when the next ses
sion of the legislature convenes.
Mr. McWhorter was president of
the last senate.
Voting for Clarke county to
z:‘t‘u}d agide were John D. Elliott,
ember of the committee; Percy
S. Jonnson, wvoting the proxy of
¥4 Wier,.and W. H. Reynolds, jr.
of Oglethorpe county, voting the
proxy of C. R. Crawford. Voting
against Clarke county again step
ping aside in favor of Ogiethorpe
were Hugh J. Rowe chairman of
the committee, and E. P. Shull,
Qglethorpe county.
Mr. Armistead, today character
izing the action of the senatorial
group as unprecedented, said:
“There has been a large number
of citizens from Clarke and Ogle
thorpe counties who are urging me
to make the race for the senate
from the 50th senatorial district.
Tue to this appeal, I am giving
the matter very serious and care
ful consideration, provided that
Oglethorpe ceunty is permitted to
select the senator.”
Dorsey Davis, prominent local
attorney who had some time ago
announcéd he would be a candi
date, told the Banner-Herald he
bad no comment to make at the
present time. - -
The Banner-Herald was asked,
following . the meeting of the com
mittes, to announce that a mass
meeting . to. discuss the senatorial
gituation in this district, will be
held in the. superior court room in
the courthogse Friday night at
§:3O o'clock. 4 presiding officer
will be elected ut the meeting.
CALL FOR DEMOLAYS
All -DeMeolays who wish to en
gage in the Diamond Playground
Ball league are asked to report to
Dudley field Friday afternoon at
bk - - 3
Horse Show to Be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon;
Many Entered in Events
(Continued From Page One)
lop. Rider will be required to back
his horse and to show him on two
tracks, and to jump hurdles hot
over three feet high, Hosemanship
enly to count.
B—Musical Chairs: Chairswill be
placed on the ‘ground to be ridden
around. There will be one less
chair than there aré riders. When
the music stops entries will sit
in the chaiis. The one not getting
a geat is eliminated. Then one
chalr g taken away each time
untii one entry is left.
9-——Pentathlon:. Entries w i 11
mount, jump four hurdles, climb
an embankment, go down a slide,
charge at three saber heads, and
return to starting point. Time
and manner of execution .to count.
_ 10—Demonstration by ladies rid
ing class.
Following is the list of events
and entries received for them:
_ Jumping—B. M. Turner, E. C.
Mallory, J.. F. Cobb, J. P. Proc
tor, R. E. Snelling, L. Souther
land, R. L. Green, J. I. Futch,
J. g..Wmecotf, W. H. Jamison,
R. 8. Cohen, E. M. Hodgson, W.
A. Fuller and M, H. Allen,
. Three gaited race—B. M. Tur
ner, L. Southerland, G. L. Mer
ritt, J. C. Tillman, J. P. Proctor,
R. E. Snelling, W. Smith, T. A.
McFarlanad, F T.. Winecoff and
H. Blumenkrantz.
‘Penthathlon—M. H. Allen, J. C.
Tillman, W. L. Garner, H. Blum
enkrantz, D. H. Norton, W. Smith
G. I:.. Merritt, T. A. McFarland
JoH: Todd .J. M., OGrittin, F. V.
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THERE’S certainly excites
ment around here these
days. We've got those new
Goodyear “G-3”" All-Weather
Tires! The tires that stood up
under punishment so tough
that the test-car brakesfrazzled
in three days! And what a
tire! It beats the non-skid
mileage of the best previous
Goodyears by 43%! It keeps
its safety grip fwice as long as
many well-known tires! No
wonder we're excited. We can
sell it at no extra cost. Come in
and see what makes it so good!
343 East Broad Street—Phone 1516 -
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Aiken Service Station Clarke Storage Battery Co. |
OCONEE STREET HANCOCK AT LUMPKIN
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BROAD STREET b BROAD STREET T%fi
Godwin, J. L. Winecoff dn!io.
W. Burnes. S 7
Rescue race—T. A. McFarland-
W. Smith; J. C. Tillman—J. P.
Proctor; R. 1. Green-W. H. Jam
ison; J.. ¥ . Cobb-J. I. Futch; W.
L, Jackson-J. C. Brown; H. Dean-
H.Blumenkrantz; Wi. 1.. Godwin-
G. L. Merritt; W. L. Gerner-O.
W. Burnes; J. L. Winecoff-E. M.
Hodgson: R. A. Belcher-W. A.
Fuller.
Ladies three gaited class—Muriel
Barrow, Mary Newell, Jeanne Mc-
Common, Mary Marbut, Nell John
gon, Mary Shilling, Marie McHat
ton, Loulse Simpson, Mary Bach,
Mary Barrow and Nellie Rucker.
Children’s class — Tate Wright,
(Guy ‘Whelchel, Louise Marbut,
Charles PBureh, RBradferd Allgood,
Jda Davison, Bobby Rice, Bob Mc-
Whorter and Jack Rowland.
CARL SANDBURG
TO SPEAK HERE
(Continued From Page One)
several mationally read publica
tions, says of Mr. Sandburg: “He
has lived close to the life of the
prairie and the factory town and
has caught its essence, giving it
back in poems after deep brooding
.. . Of all the poets we have
produced he is the oné who has
best expressed for me what is
magnificent or beautiful in our
modern American life.” k
The ecucumber usually has a
temperature one degree lower
than that of the surrounding at
mosphere. Hence the expression
Yeool as a sucumber.”
Poigon ivy does not poiwfl_
ot):ne;' éreature except humm.
SEMI-ANNUAL
REXALL 1c SALE
Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday
This Week at
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NO VALUES IN TOWN TO =
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Here's what you get |
in Goodyear’'s new |
& 3 ;
“G-3"! =
You get the broader road contact of a 1
flatter, wider All-Weather Tread.
You get quicker-stopping and the :
greater road grip of more non-skid
blocks in the center. ::
You get the easy steering and smooth
travel of wider riding-ribs.
You get the slow, even wear of closer- ;
nested non-skid blocks and ribs. i
You get more rubber in the tread—an §
average of iwo pounds more per tire.
— all of which adds up to
43% MORE NON-SKID MILEAGE
at no extra cost to youl i
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