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B oav, JUNE 1, 1934.
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" ANNOUNCEMENTS
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MusSliC INSTRUCTION
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YACATION PIANO STUDY for
June, July and August. Boys and
girls just peginning music, a
gpecialty. Fhone 1115. Mrs. E.
B. Hudson.
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_ FOR SALE
Miscellaneous for Sale 14
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JOR SALE — Sherwin-Williams
. pmints are cheaper because they
. g farther; last longer, and look
| ptter than ordinary paints, but
|(r those who prefer wé have
. Quality Paint in Ivory, Cream,
F ight Tan, Gray, also White, at
1135 per gallon. Also Light and
i prk Oak and Mahogany Stains
Lgt $1.35 per gallon. Paints for
| gery purpose at any price de
| gred, Christian Hardware.
R SALE—Blue Ribbon Lawn
| Mowers, 10-inch wheel, ball
| jearing, self-adjusting, a limited
| jumber carried over, while they
st at $7.50 each. Also a few
L .inch wheels same as above at
1450, Drag Scrapers, Wheel
[ parrows, Garden and Farm
ools. Christian Hardware.
WR SALE—The new sensation
" sunshine Aster Plants for sale.
})irs. Broughton, 280 Cherokee
; gvenue e
BE rAY CASH for Used Furni
{ture, and have a line of nice
{ household goods for sale. Mc
| Kinney and Smith, 245 Thomas
| Street,
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Salesmen and Agents 12
SJALESMAN for permanent sales
organization, calling on manu
facturers and merchantg only.
Restricted territory. Commissions
average 30 percent. Fast selling,
good repeating line. Only expe
rienced, local man considered -
Merchants Industries, Inc., Box
1028, Payton, Ohio.
_»hMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED—Combinaticn tailor and
presser. Findley Dry Cleaners,
175 East Broad street.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
APARTMENT FOR RENT-—Three
moms, private bath, separate en
frances front and rear, second
floor. A. W. Dozier, Phone 173.
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Lost, Found, Strayed 9
LOST—Monday in business sec
tion, breast pin made of $3.09
gold piece. Reward if returned
o Banner-Herald.
KINDERGARTEN
W‘f'h\‘l.\'(: Summer Kindergarten.
Hours 9 to 12. Piano pupils
wanted for afternoon classes.
ix'i}uu Davison, Phone 302-J.
WANTED APARTMENT 1
WANTED—Three room furnished‘
apartment; frst. floor, _private
entrance, Answer “RS,” cares
_Banper-Herald. |
DR. W. F. McLENDON 1
VETERINARIAN |
Office and Hospital on Princeton
Road at City Limits
Accommodations for Al Animals
o —~PHONES—
ffice, 251 Residence, 194-W
100 Hats for Graduation
Assorted Styles, Colors, Straws,
~and Head Sizes
T Price $2.00, $3.00, $4.00
ims and Soft Hats—soc and SI.OO
OLD HATS REMODELED
50c and SI.OO
MiBS SUSIE WELLS
. ANNUAL MEETING
, e annual meeting of policy
‘ of the Southern Mutual In
-5 ince Company will be held in
:h vifice of the company in Ath
™ Ga., on Tuesday, June 5, 1934
“ 1l o'clock a.m.
ANDREW C. ERWIN,
Secretary.
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WIND DAMAGE
PROTECTION
COSTS VERY LITTLE
JESTER
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Compacts — Toiletries
Manicure Sets
MILEEEII)%EDnPt:!cA:IOA.ACY
WANTED
WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD
AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH
EST PRICE IN CASH
J. BUSH, jeweler
165 E. Clayton Street
By Authority of U. S. Treasury.
NEW SPECIAL
Coty’s and Houbigant’s
BATH POWDER SI.OO
and Other Summer
Specials.
Phone 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
Consult Miss Hampton
Representing Elizabeth
Arden, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
MOON-WINN DRUG Co.
CALL 9190
5c and 10c TAXI CO.
Cherokee Service Station
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
WILL MOVE TRUNKS
ALL ATHENS PEOPLE
YOUR GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPH
Is Your Most Prized Possession
3—Bxlo PICTURES $3
Without Folderg
ARNETT’S STUDIO
255 North Lumpkin Street
CREECH COAL
CASH PRICES FOR JUNE
DELIVERY
Creech Block
T0n—356.75
Creech Egg
Ton—s6.so
Stoker Coal—s6.oo
- Coke—sß.oo
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS
THE FLORENCE CO.
PHONE 1340
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MOVING — PACKING
Leocal and Long Distance
ADAMS TRANSFER CO
PHONE 656
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USED FURNITURE AND STOVES WANTED
CASH PAID V& BV S 0 or ALL KiNos!
WHITMIRE & PORTER
465 BROAD STREET ATHENS, GA.
REAL ESTATE SELLING OUT
Good Seven-Room House, Well Located, New Composition
Shingle Roof
s2,ooo.oo—Terms
Lot 125x200 in New Development
$200.00
Lot, 2 Acres, Good Street Frontage, Railroad Frontage in Rear
$300.00
BRADBERRY REALTY CO.
REAL ESTATE-—INSURANCE—RENTALS——LOANS
PHONE 261 109 SHACKELFORD BLDG.
Diploma
Frames
Your DIPLOMA will be framed right if you
let us frame it. Bring it in—leave it—we
can ship it to you.
The McGregor Co.
G. F. Pittard Wins
. .
Naval Commission
WINTERVILLE—George F. Pit
tard, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. F.
Pittard of Thomaston, formerly of
Winterville, was a member of the
graduating class at the United
States Naval Academy an Anna
polis Thursday.
Mr. Pittard, will be commisgion
ed an ensign in 'the, navy, is the
grandson of Mr. Jj 7. Pittard,
Winterville, and Mrs. Georgs Mor
vell, of near Wintervile, He also
formerly lived in Athens, where
he attended the University of
Georgia,
. CLOCKS
0‘ WE REPAIR
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EDWARD M. DAVIS
JEWELER-WATCHMAKER
(Successor to Haughey's)
134 East Clayton St.
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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Where War Takes Appalling Toll
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With thousands of their best troops dead, Bolivia and Paraguay
have rebuffed all peace moves and are reported massing their
armies for one of the greatest battles of their savage struggle for
the Gran Chaco, which has raged since June, 1932. The Gran
Chaco, shown in the upper part of the map in its relative loca
tion to Bolivia and Paraguay, and below with its principal strong
holds designated, has an area of 115,000 square miles, about the
size of Arizona. Dispute over ownership of this swampy, jungle
clad region has flared at intervals for a century.
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turned out to greet Captain George Pond (right) and Lieutenant
Cesare Sabelli (center, rear) after the flyers were forced down on
their attempted New York to Rome flight. On taking off aga;n to
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With high government officials led by Dictator Stalin acting as pall
bearers, here is the impressive scene in Moscow as the urn containing
the ashes of Vyacheslav Menzhinsky, head of OGPU, Russia’s Secret
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While Congress was preparing to act on an embargo of arms from ttis country to combatants in Chaco,’
the Senate Munitions committee met in Washington, as shown here, to investigate arms and munitiong
traffic in the United States. Seated, from left to right ,are: Senators W, Warren Barbour, Arthur Hiiw-
Vandenberg, Gerald P. Nye and Walter'F. George. Standing, left to right, are; Senators Bennett Champ! i
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in St. Paul court while on trial
for uarboring the outlaw. She
declared she loved the bandit
and that they were to marry as
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Left pcuinless after a mode! pac
ransacked her studio. Louise Bry
ant, American artist and divorced
wife of 'Villiam C. Bullitt, Amer
scan. .mbassador to Russia, is
shown just as she was evicied
from nher Paris studjo She also
is the widow ot Joun Reed, the
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“After a year's exile with New
Orleans, where the Cleveland
Indians sent him in 1933, Ed
die Morgan, above, again is in
the American League. Eddie
has added to the punch of the
Boston Red Sox in addition to
playing an improved brand of
ball at first basse,
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Betrothal of Miss Louisa ;
Auchincloss, above, daughter :
of Gordon Auchincloss, New ;
York attorney, and grands.
daughter of Col. Edward M: :
House, to Edward H. Robbins,
second son of Warren D. Roha:
bins, U. S. minister to Canada,
will be announced in New York ..
soon, say advices from Ottawa, !
Can. Date of the marriage has:
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