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FOR SALE
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Miscellaneoug for Bale 14
et
FOR SALE — Galvanized screenl
wire 3c per square foot; 24 inch
gc foot; 30 inch 7%c ft.; 36 inch
gc ft.; other widths at same
scale. Screen doors, windows,
gcreen sets, hangers, ete. Screen
for your health’s sake. Chflsfl&nl
Hardware, Broad street, Phone
1890.
ey
FOR SALE—Hexagon and Squa.r'e'
Tab Asphalt Shingles; Roll Roof
ing, all weights. Galvanized EV]
Crimp and Corrugated Roofing
and Siding is fire-proof and re
duceg your insurance risk and
lasts a long time. See us for
your roofing requirements,
Christian Hardware, Phone 1300
o et enstts el .{8 cor———
FOR SALE—Modern and antique
furniture, electric light fixtures.
Mrs. Thos. A. Barly, " Bishop,
Ga. aßp
FOR SALE — Antique Rocking
Chair: Drop Leaf Table. Also
nice line of modern furniture.
See us before you buy. McKin
ney & Smith, 245 Thomas street.
WANTED
WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD !
AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH
EST PRICE IN CASH
]. BUSH, Jeweler
165 E. Clayton Street
By Authority of U. 8. Treasury. |
WE BUY INDIAN. HEAD PEN-;
NIES AND PAY UP TO S6B
EACH. Certain Lincoln Heads
worth $2.00 _each. All dates
wanted. Send dime for com
plete catalog listing -all premium
coins from pennies -te dollars.
International Coin Company, De
troit, N. E. Sta., Mich.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-—Desirable first floo:
unfurnished apartment, separate
entrance, garage. Miss Annie S
Crawford, 560 Hill street. Phone
852.
Barbecue! Barbecue!
L DTN TS
AT FOWLER'S LAKE, Thursday,
from 1 p. m. on. 35 cents each.
Come.
—_—
L e LOST
LOST — Somewhere on Hampton
Court, ladies’ White Gold Wrist
Watch with gold link bracelet..
Phone 509-J. Mrs. Thad Hawkins.
ECHOLS & CUMMINS
Contractors and Builders
REMODELING and JOBBING
1730 S. Lumpkin St. - Phone 1540
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SPECIAL SALE
McKesson’s Products
2 Tubes Toothpaste 33¢c
Pint Milk Magnesia 39¢
McKesson's Alcohol 39¢
Phone 1066-1067
CITIZENS PHARMACY
.
Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIR LINE ,
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Ga.
To and From South and West
Atlanta, Washington, New York
ARRIVE-— —DEPART
19:08 pm Birmingham 6:38 am
1128 am Atlanta 4:15 am
Atlanta
New York -Washington
3:03 pm B-ham.-Mem. - 2:20 pm
To and From North and South
2:20 pm Rich.- Norfolk 3:03 pm
4:15 am Rich -Norfolk 10:08 pm
New York- Washington
10:08 p Birmingham*~ 6:33 am
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
SCHEDULES
. Leave Athens
e " for Gainesville— 7:45 am
© 7 1@ for Gainesville— 10:46 am 1
Arrive Athens
No. 11 trom Gainesville~lo:oo s
No. 1 from CGainesville— 6:15 ami‘i
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Train 53 Arrives Athens 7:45 am“
Daily Except Sunday
Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 am ||
SOUTHERN RAILWAY “
Lula—~North—B°u!h !
Depart— ~—Arrive !
$l4O am 11:20 am ‘1
189 om 4:30 pm ‘
J- L. Cox, Assistant General |
Fre!'.]M-Pas“n'". Agent .'
Telephone 81 v‘
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA : h
T)afl_v (vajept Sunda.ys) 6:30 am
and 4:15 pm : {
Sunday only 7:50 am and 4:00 m .
Arrive Athens Daily ok
b 12:35 Pm ‘k g I
Special This Week Only
Full Pt. Mineral Oil . 49¢
Full Qt. Mineral Oil . 69c¢
Full Pt. Ext. Vanilla . 79¢
MOON-WINN DRUG Co.
T2k o A Wesk Gets AlL|
“25 of Th_ese: Da'lyl
c Geor'g.lan, Sunday
American, Cos -
mopolitan, Good
H o u sekeeping,
' and a SIO,OOO Insurance: Pol
icy, Phone Lee C. Bowden,
%
STORACGE
MOVING —- PACKING
Local and Long Distancd
ADAMS TRANSFER CO
PHONE 656
= Buys both the DAILY
GEORGIAN and the
DAILY BANNER
HERALD
at the
GEORGIAN HOTEL NEWS
STAND
PHOTOGRAPHS
OF ALL KINDS
ARNETT’S STUDIO
ATHENS GA.
255 N. LUMPKIN ST.
PHONE 801-W
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s 5\
LR WITH OR
$ .
WITHOUT
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OR LESS
/{/// Se” ENDORSERS
|’] af;l)() or less, within 24
'\’,//t hours, You get rull
‘3_,“‘.{“ amount in cash, Repay
M!IN Loan in easy, installments,
\“l:‘ Monthly Payment on $240. Loan §l2
fl Monthly Payment on $l4O. Lo.ns 7.
Emrh[v P:\—;]:::\TS—TL;TMH S'g.
.—__l’];;Tn [C’fC\l ey
FAMILY FINANCECo.
102-104 Shackleford Bidg.
215 College Ave. Tel. 1371
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Call and see the Rollator cold |
maker in action. See WHY it |
' outwearsallother refrigerating |
mechanisms. See the NEW |
- NORGE and, its many orig- |
~ inal features. E
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Qvrzilois)
\ FURNITURE €O.INC, ;
%w"‘ /l///p/m/u./,,‘, - |
YOU ARE SURE OF SAVING MONEY BY
BUYING COAL NOW!
Creech Block . . $6.75 Creech Stoker . $6.00
Creech Egg . . . $6.50 Alabama Coke . SB.OO
Above Prices Are Strictly Cash-—and Are Subject to Change
Anytime,
THE FLORENCE CO.
“HOTTEST COAL AND COLDEST ICE”
—PHONE 1340—
EXTRA SPECIAL
100 WEDDING INVITATIONS
OR ANNOUNCEMENTS
v gl
—_ PHONE 77 —
The McGREGOR CO.
|Contracts Are Given
< . .
* To 15 Miils in South
i’ For Mattress Making
{ WASHINGTON —(#)— The fed
| eral surplus relief corperation
‘Tue'sday let contracts to 15 tex
| tile mills for a tota of 8,557,000
yardg of ticking to be used in
!making mattresses for distribution
ito the needy unemployed. Deliv
{ery will be made within 90 days.
lThe awards include: Southeast
jern Cottons, Inc., Alexander City,
JAI.‘L, 300,000; Southeastern Cottons,
{lnc., Pell City, Ala., 180,000; Bliss
| Fabian and company, Inc., We
!tumpka. Ala., 485,000; McCampbell
land company, Augusta, Ga. or St.
| Augustine, S. C., 1,300,000.
f WIND DAMAGE
{ PROTECTION
# COSTS VERY LITTLE
| IESTER
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| NOTICE |
] Don't forget youpr share pay
| ments as interest is not paid this
]mnnth on deposits made after 10th.
i Mutual Building & Loan
; Association
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. ANNOUNCEMENTS
{ FOR SENATOR
TO THE VOTERS OF CLARKE
COUNTY:
l As a candidate for State Sena
| tor of this district, I am no-man’s
‘man, but if elected will be your
man to thg best of my skill and
ability and will swear to one thing
1 “there will be no selling out.”
LAMAR C. RUCKER.
! e
i FOR SENATE
| I hereby announce my candidacy
‘for the State Senate from thg 50th
‘district, subject to the Demnocratic
{ Primary to be held September 12.
| The support of the voters will be
igreatly appreciated.
{ . PRESTON M. ALMAND.
l FOR SENATE
i I hereby announce my candidacy
i for the State Senate for this dis.
trict, subject to the Democratic
|Primary to be held September 12th
1 will appreciate the votes and
| support of all women and men of
;this county,
{ Respectfully,
i DORSEY DAVIS.
{ FOR REPRESENTATIVE
| By this method I desire to an
| nounce that I am In the race fol
i representative from Clarke county
Isubject to action of the Democrati:
primary, September 12, 1934.
In the last race I was defeated
by six votes. When some of m)
friends voted, they only voted so:
me, and their vote was throwr
out as there are two representa
‘Lives to be elected from this coun
ty, I therefore urge you wher
you vote in the coming primary
votg for two representatives. .
If I am elected to represent you
in the general assembly I pledge &
clean and fearless administration
realizing the mandates and rightt
|of the people to be my goal and
i objective.
l JAKE B. JOEL.
I FOR REPRESENTATIVE
{ hereby announce my candidacy
for the legislature subject to th«
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic primary te be held Septem
' ber 12.
| J. T. (Ted) Middlebrooks
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
170 THE VOTERS OF CLARKE
COUNTY:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election as a member of the
House of Representatives, subject
to the rules and regulations of th¢
Democratic Primary to be held of
September 12, 1934, .
EUGENE A. EPTING.
FCR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the legislature.
Will be glad to answer sensible
and sincere questions to the best
of my ability as to how I stand
on such matters as may come up
before that body. Many of the
things I stand for are alreday
known. These things I would ke
to see brought forcefully #o the
attention of the General Assem.
bly. With that in mind I a#
your support. ik it
Respectfully, :
CARTISLE COBB.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
“Uncle Remus’’ Will Be
$ - =
Perpetuated in Marble
ATLANTA — (#) — Uncle Remus
is to be perpeturated in bronze
and marble.
The leading old Negro character
in Joel Chandler Harris’® stories
for children is to be the central
figure in a memorial to the Georgia
author.
The memorial is to be erected in
Piedmont Park with funds to be
raised by a state-wide subserip
tion campaign. The marble was
donated by Colonel Sam Tate andg
is valued at approXimately $25,~
000,
Dr. Joseph Klein, sculptor, said
the figure of Uncle Remus would
be 18 feet high. The Negro's fig
ure and smaller bronze characters
of animals which were made fa
mous in the stories. @
Athenian’s Father
Is Buried in N. C.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday morning it Warren Plains.‘
N. C, for John Hawkes, father of
W. K. Hawkes of AtHens. Mr,
Hawkes was called to the bedside |
of his father Monday night a.nd‘
was with him when death came
Tuesday. Mrs. Hawkes had pre. f
ceded her husband to Warre‘n‘
Plains, |
Leiet D e Vaee =9B
TC ATTEND CONVENTION '
Tate Wright, clerk and county |
attorney for the county commis
sioners, will attend the annual con
vention of the State, Asspclatlon‘
of County Commissioners of North |
Carolina to be held at,Ashpvme,i
August 14, 15 and 16. Mr, Wright
is a member of the executive com
mittee of the American County as
sociation, with which the Neorth
Carolina Association is expected
to become affiliated. 1
NOTICE TO THE PAVING
CONTRACTORS
The Mayeor and Council of _;};01
City of Athens invite bids fo'r; the
construction of street improve
ments in said City en those por-i
tions of streets described as fol
lows: ‘
“Childs Street from Prince %vé-‘
nue to Barrow Street; Dußose
Avenue from Grady Avenue to
Lyndon Avenue; King Avenue
from Cobb Street for a distance of
‘twenty-one hundred feet South;
Springdale Street from Milledge
Avenue to Bloomfielg Street; Hall
Street from Bloomfield Street to
}Church Street; Bloomfield Street.
from Baxter Street to Lumpkin
Street; Milledge Terrace from
' Milledge Avenue to Carlton Drive;
IMilledge Heights from Milledge
Avenue to Carlton Drive; Hamp
ton Court from Milledge Avenue
to Pinecrest Drive; University
Drive from Pinecrest Drive to
Ag. Drive; Cloverhurst Avenue
from Bloomfield Street to Hadk
Street; Oakland Avenue from Mil=
ledge Avenus to Stanton Way;
Morton Avenue from Milledge
Avenue to Pinecrest Drive.”
' Bids may be made on one or
i more of said projects.
The extent of said paving as tol
width and length can be had onm
application to the City Engine?
| in the City of Athens. yf
/ The Mayor and Council of said
City have resolved that bids shall
be V'g:vited for different types of
paving as follows: \
A. H-inch Plain Concrete.
B. 2-inch Penetration top on
following bases:
(X) 4-inch Black Top Base.
(Y) 3-inch Broken Stone-Sand
Clay Bound.
(Z) 3-inch Broken Stone Screen
ings Bound.
'C. 2-inch Coarse Aggregate
Ashphaltic Concrete on same base
as set out in (B) XYZ thereunder,
D. 2-inch Fine Aggregate Ase
phaltic Concrete on above bases
as shown by (B) XYZ.
E. 2-inch Penetration top (us
ing emulsified asphalt) on basgl
as shown above, under (B), and
XYZ thereunder.
Further sgpecifications and infor
mation will be furnished by the
City Engineer to any party intere
ested upon application. :
Bonds will be required as proe
vided by the Act of 1927, Péage
321, Et. Seq., of the contractors
in the amount of one-half of the
cost of said projects for the faithe
ful execution of the contract,
when ang if awarded and in the
amount of the full contract price
conditioned on the maintenance of
said work for a period of five
vears from the execution of the
contract under the terms of said
Act.
It is a further condition that a
certified check of ten per cent of
the bid shall accompany each bid,
and it is a stipulation by which
ithe bidders shall be bound thad
the amount of said certified checH
shall be held by said City and due
and payable to said City, provided
the successful bidder does not
comply with his bid aforesaid,
ang it is further understood that
said ten percent is agreed upon
lby all of said bidders and th¢
IMayor and Council of the City of
Athens, as liquidated damages
provided said successful biddef
does not comply with the obliga«
tions of his bid.
Saiq sealed bids accompanied bj
said checks shall be deposited with
the City Clerk of Athens, Georgia
‘on or before 12:00 Noon, Eastern
time, August 15th, 1984.
} The Mayor and City Council
| reserves the right to .open said
“bids, so that the type of paving td
:be used shall be determined, but
it is further understood that n¢
further bids shall be received un-«
Iless every bidder shall be notified
land have an equal opportunity tc
| present new bids.
{ The Mayor and Council reserved
‘the right to acclpt or reject all bid:
and in case of any rejection ir
{ whole or in part a new advertise
| ment and notice will be given as
'required by said Act.
1 Notice will be given to eack
bidder of the time and place
when and where the Mayor ané
| Council shall award the contract
Pope Pius Says That
Germany Church Plan
Lacks Common Sense
CASTEL GRANDOLFKO, Italy—
(#)—Pope Pius Tuesday made #
severe attack on the Geérman Na
tional church movement during an
audience granted twenty members
of the German Catholic youth soc
iety,
Declaring that the German Na
tional movement “lacks common
sense,” His Holiness urged his
visitors to “continue courageously
to practice Catholicism™ when they,
return to their country.
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DOUGLASS MONTGOMERY (=2 S B
—in the epic drama of hu- : -..*f@ N w F
man emotion made from (o ATEENNN . [
the book which is the sen- = { e
sation of two continents! S W e >
... The unforgetiable idyl /ANI o& | S 0N ‘
of young love battling the // NS A |\ G
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forces of adversity for the § {BB QW’ -- fiw N
right to life, love, and the | S ¥IR
pursuit of happiness! ... [§ [ 2R A B RS e
Ohce in a lifetime a book X EW/ § . . SWF S . )
— a picture — DRAMA — ‘% .; 1 B E N
From the Novel by £oo eo R N " B e¥ ) ’
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'GOVERNOR TALMADGE
SPEAKS IN ATLANTA
'BEFORE KIWANIANS
| AIE S ) !
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| ATLANTA —(#)— Business men |
| should quit telling the farmer what !
|to raise and how much and help |
him process and distribute it, Gov- |
‘IGNI()I‘ Eugene Talmadge told the |
| Atlanty Kiwanis club Tuesday. i
; If Georgia business men would |
[lend proper processing and distri- |
éhuliun. Governor Talmadge said, |
i“(}oOrgi:l would come to the front |
|as an agricultural state and thei
[farmer and the business man would |
|hothprofit by it &g inithe case of
Fodlifornia.” -~ TRE R R
Young Woman Charged
With Parole Vizlation
r : -
Must Serve Sentence
MIAMI, ¥la—(P)—Charged with
violating a two year parole in At
lanta, Leal Beach, alias Ruby
Smith, 21, of Gainesville, Ca., was
ordered by Federal Judge Halstead
L.. Pitter Tuesday to serve an 18-
monthg sentence imposed after her
conviction on a charge of passing
counterfeit S2O bills here in 1933.
Arrested in Atlant, August 1. for
violating of her parole, she was
returned hérs last week. The gh!
will serve the 18-months at the
federal prison for women ‘at Al
derson, W. Va. & l
Men's hearts were the fuel ?
: for her flaming spirit!
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PAGE SEVEN
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Youth Is Shot in
| Family Feud Mon:::it
;s » o
in Daiton District
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.— (#) —4
Waco Ray, 22, wag in a hospim
here Tuesday in a serious cmfll-.
tion from shot gun wounds sgfl
fered in a - family feud Mon&'y,
night at Dalton, Ga. . i
Shot guns and soft drink bottles
flew during the argument. M
Head .and Ww=aco's brother Buck
were being held in the Daiton jail
without bond. .
Hospital attaches said Waco was
struck in the left leg and ah
en and. while ‘his ¢ondition W
serious he probably would recover,
