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About Athens banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1933-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1934)
. RSDAY, DECEMBER - 1934, " | RATES | FOR CLASSIFIED ‘ ADVERTISING . | paily Rate Per Word for i Consecutive Insertions i one Day, per word. .0 Minimum Chash®iviil, v 4D rnree Insertiong f0r...... 100 | : VERTISEMENT will be | ‘ ror less tkhan 40c. Ad- | ments ordered for irreg- | .. insertions take the one- | ime rate. Name and addreses | i o counted in the body of | jvertisement. i ] RROR is made, The | " Bal Herald l¢ responsible | 9 v one imcorrect inser- | 'ho @advertiser should | e immediately if any cor- | o is needed. | ~ VISCONTINUANCES must ; e je in person at THE | LANNER-HERALD OFFICH ‘ ~ er. Phone discontinu~ "o 5 are NOT valid. f 1 [ WANT ADS are payablg in ! pis : | 7g WANT AD 78 | (9 PHONE | 1 : FOR SALE | | i it | yoR SaLi—Galvanized 6-V Metal | ‘;.;w sing is fire-proof and lasts a | lifetime; re-roof with Five-V fOI‘; afety and satisfaction. Chris- | tian Hardware. l "WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD | \ND SILVER AND PAY HIGH- | ST PRICE IN CASH | i, BUSH, jeweler | 165 E. Clayton Street | gy Authority of U. 8. Treasury. ! — \LE~=Delivery Chrismas,! Ge Shepherd Puppies, eight | m 10 each, females $7. Reg-! istered. Out of “Belle,” my fam-, s “heroine” ‘bitch. Earl Day, 20 Last Broad street, Athens,z PLANTS . FOR SALK -— Pansgy | Y 00 per hundred. Mnrs ‘ Broughton, 280 Cherokee Ave- | FOR SALE = The new im)\rn\'mT.. Headli Express - \Wagons, | edes, Pedal Cars and other | Wi ioods. Christian Hdw., | ] Street, Phone 1300. ' FOR SALE—Fox Terrier puppies | 1 female; six weeks old. Vaughn, Oconee Phone 4002, ‘ s ity ] MULES—MULES ‘ JU RECEIVED bunch of fresh i It will pay you to see us i vou buy. Cauthen & V , 243 West Clayton Athens, Ga. WANTED \ 'o buy a second-hand breech loading. | gun, Phone 142-J. | N Permanent iH:'ulH": New item in line every | { 11 on business con- | Restricted territory. | ( Industries, Inc., Box' ton, OhiQ. | LOST vhite gold rim glasseg £ Reward if return- B. G. Bisson or phone s fountain pen, vicin- | Ciefneral hospital silver tialg K. -C. N..-M. G 0 front of Southern Mu g or in taxi Wed orning, black leathel e money, cards of per -8 1e only. Finder please € to Mrs. McHatton, 847 g 5 lledge Avenue. Reward ke FOR RENT | o -1 FOR RENT-—Cottage in i 3 | front of General Hospi-| 1 tal; Cobb street. Phone " i . C. jester. | i NT—Five room modern galow, splendid condi ¢ ss from Childs street, Joel Realty Company, | ne 1045; day phong 335 | _FOR SALE—ROOFING TIN | } I m hand a quantity Of‘l ilsed tin, cheap for cash. | : No. 264. L., M. Leathers,! ™~ \\d:»ui’i;.!r,\n street. ; - SHOCK ABSORBERS | P LU REPAIRED at ;\Ll}ensi & Service Co,, Phon‘?i - ton at Thomas street. | R i | RADIATOR REPAIRS | # e e | ' ONEA clean and repairi tor and fill with Anti- | can do this while you | Christmas shopping. | ears of radiator repair- Nens I sell new and ! liators F. G. Honea, | Clayton Street. : SHEIES o A ‘./‘—f?’ . B ‘ S\ X [P b N /ASHAN \( o -‘__.Li & -’ < AR Ly o b STORAGE MOVING — PACKING \oeal . A{fdg and Long Distance ’ ¥ AMS TRANSFER CO PHONE 656 | READ BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS! T Y L lll.ll'"(lllfl!i.sllc. i 0833 | b 4B o) 0}25”” YAI . . TELEPHOME 345 ATMENS,GA. :'J-/,':I,'ERVING» .zlll-l’ KL L ULI Y” SqffiRLY Hd‘F GE'N'!IRI 1D 415 k 4 ATTENTION oyl Lose of youn can - PHONE .1606 FRESH FLORIDA ORANGES 1c Each —— 29¢ Peck NEW CROP: PECANS. ... .0 Lelisissninesrs seed +.196 potind LARGE BLABK WALNUTE « i i i oaovse o B-poUNd LARGE AND SMALL PEANUTS........ cccciiecen.. 56 quart JAPANESE HULLESS POP C0RN...... .... .. ..15c quart CALIFORNIA BLACK-EYE PEA 5......... ,15‘: quart COFER SEED CO., Broad Street, Athens —PHONE 247— —1 wish to announce the removal of my Dental Office to 409 Southern Mutual Building. —Get acquainte:i prices until Jahuary 1, 1935, are one-half, Guaranteed Set of Rubber P1ate5............ ....S4OO to $25.00 Suts of Hacolity: TrUG-BYEE: .. .5 «oons evun av st IRO 22. K Gold Crown and Bridge Work.... ..........$4.00 to SIO.OO Amalgam and Silver Fillings, Best.. .... crise st DS gEEh Bett Porsalain BUINGR: ... i i oiiiees itisveiitsvir N each Teeth Cleaned Like They Should Be.....coovvvevvanion.-..51.00 Teeth Extracted, Nerve Blocked with Novocain or Gas, Two or m0re........ AR GRTRe Slk Children’s Teeth Extracted or Fi11ed............ ........25¢c each —Plenty of fine references from best local people in Atheng I have worked for. —1 have best references possible from the Uepartment of Den istry, U. S. Government, of Washington, D. C., in my desk., DR. E. C. SWANSON —DENTIST— -409 Southern Mutual Building, Athens, Ga. GAMES and - / GIFTS for o CHILDREN! \\ ™~ § N | YOUR CHRISTMAS SHoPPING WILL | Billiard Tables—s7.9s UNTIL YOU VISIT Carrom Boards VeORENNIVS: (53 Games Complete) T $3.50 TABLE GAMES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN Alice in Wonderland, SI.OO Little Black Sambo, 25¢c—Three Little Pigs, 25¢ i Table Tennis, 35¢ to $1.50 Cilown-N-Up Marble Game, $1.25 GIFTS FOR BOYS Chemical Sets with Microscope, $6.50 Other Sets without *Scope, SI.OO Fcot Balls, SI.OO Up — Basket Balls, SI.OO Up Tennis Rackets, $2.75 Up Tennis Balls—3 Sealpacks, sl.lO Golf Clubs and Golf Balls SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS AND GIFTS! FHONE 77 The McGregor Co. ATHENS, GEORGIA : “SPEEDY” e T 045 PHERE S WHERE IM GOING To | Y HANG ON! ~—— £ /) P HURRY \8 | S | NEED PLENTY OF POWER, HERE s|| M o ¢e~ B g 1 - Y% || AND I HAVE 1T TOO BE- || wEGo!!) 2 N S 5 Sk GET ME ge '.\ A CAUSE THIS CAR is FROM £ fi‘ - f -..f A 71% oo (X | [ ATRUSS! ) = | HERE \— 2o9ef\ §H . = g el ||| PP BEFORE I \ {.. \\ 'S . o : e ’ =NS gt;\\‘“fi | swaLLow) /e §B) §& ARG aEs RIEY Rl } el E = /...‘%’ e T\,?E}OLE fl/ 8. ‘7 | ANDTHEIR o 8 f/%f ‘ f T| ‘ \l.‘ W ;(’w | \ ) VBe £ 1 C : ( A & s s .:' h L " ] ; i \LAKE/// "S 4Lt 3 fi iR B R | ezl ) | \, ; i | - " 2R_A y ¥ 7. i ~.‘\,.’f"f"‘:.f 'Q‘ { @ ~—r- ), I el |I pa B R | (AR | 8 S N . 1.0 b \ 7N D .’. 1_ 2 ! ¥ ‘v' {) fir‘ 1 il "‘ \‘ Al TN, il AR -EL) €| | ,",g;‘., IR || PO N 1 LAT ST oy S o N B } 8 2VS 2(Y Lo el 6 : A\ ‘:“«h., e g "w~"‘ A 4ge{“ t’ i 1 {'? "{ ;\" ?5 v \figg. 29 Buick Coupe ... $l4O 25 Ford 1/2-Ton Yeush - iere $l6O 33 Plymouth Coupe $465 | 32 ‘Ford Coupe ...$335 "33 Chev. C0upe....5465 ? Men’s and Boys’' Boots, | Leather or Rubber...... $2098 , 151 E. CLAYTON ST. 1 (NEXT TO XRESS) QUR SERVICE MEN ~—will do you a complete job of checking your Chevrolet and pre paring it for Winter driving, for $7.50, with Wash and Grease. Brunson Motor Co. 20 Dodge C0upe....5165 32 Chev. 5edan....5375 133 V-8 Pickip.. ...$425 '33 V-8 Coupe, R.S. Radio.. ... +. $525 . . 1 Cotton Association u Head Asks Farmers | T ill o Vote for Bill: i | NEW ORLEANS — () — E. E::l Creekmore, vice president and gen eral manager of the American Cot-l ton Cooperative association, asks | that the American cotton farmer | vote for continuance of the Bank head cotton preduction conirol act in the southwide poll on the is sue December 14. g Faced with the possibility of fii larger surplus and lower prices, he urged the cotton producers to weigh‘ carefully their objections to the act} against benefits received. Speaking for the board of directors. of the association, he stated the cotton surplus had not been reduced suf ficiently “to justify any relaxation; in crop control for the coming vear)” The question on which the cot ton farmer will vote December 14 is whether the Bankhead act is to be operative in 1935, With a possible production of twelve to thirteen million bales despite an estimated 25 per cent ctt in acreage, the elimination of the Bankhead act will materially increase production, Creekmore said. . Creekmore said tHough he had “serious doubts” as to the advisa bility of the plowup _campaign drastic curtailment of acreage and passage and enforcemnt of the Bankhead act, “I believe cotton producers should, at this time carefully weigh their objections to the act as compared with benefits to be received x x x.” . ~ “I do not believe the present situation warrants a change for the coming year,” pe said, Presents you buy for unknown persons sometimes carry a message far beyond their apparent wvalue as a gift, Health .is prized by many as the most precinus pos-t session. You can give it by purch- ! asing the Christmas Seals that will soon be sent vou by the Clarke County Tuberculosis, association Your support of their work enables them to bring health to many per- i sons throughout the year. i ; “PRICE REDUCED” 1‘ | Large Size Crazv Crystal ; Now Onlv SI.OO ‘ ] Phone 67 or 68 | | MOON-WINN DRUG | l CO., Inc. | i SALE SAMPLE HATS—S2.OO! , Give Useful Gifts! ; New Winter Hats—l-3 Off! , { Tams, sl.oo—Gloves, SI.OO : | by | ' Old Hats Cleaned, Blocked and | ! Re-made—soc and SI.OO \ [ THE STYLE SHOP Miss Susie Wells i I NOTICE | Don't forget your' ehare. pay-. ments as interest is not paid this" month on deposits made after lUth.‘i Mutual Building & Loan Association " | THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL! | Bathroom ' Scales, $5 iElectric Heat Pad, $2.98 | Thermat Heat Pad, $1 | | Thermat Jr. Pad, 69¢ s PHONE 1066 | { CITIZENS PHARMACY | lu—-————————-—-—-—.—un-,_._.m... re——— l [T ————— | . Go Home for | CHRISTMAS! | ! . . . take the family for an af i§ ternoon ride . . . make that 'R trip out-of-town ; fill that §i '§ date . . . the X¥ Z WAY in a ‘| NEW CAR! | I} WE FURN!SH EVERYTHING | i CHEAPEST — LICENSED | } XYIZ | U-DRIVE-IT | 331 N. THOMAS ST. j One Block East Georgian Hotel ; ! PHONE 1626 | C. A 4. Trussell Motor Co. E. Clayton St. LS QP‘\' s Als‘ . TR S THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA 'BO Chrysler Roadster, (Rumble Seat' .. $165 o ; E 27 Buick Trg..... ..$ 85 '3O Hudson Coacl $145- » ~ Only 7 Years Old - - | Ly ~ And He’s Smarter - Even Than Einstei ven Than Einstein o e ————— =~ ————— By DALE HARRISON BROOKLYN, N. Yo— (&) ~=He's smarter than Einstein, smarter indeed than anybody in the whole world including the Scandinavian, and he’s only seven years old, go ing on eight. Of course, it all depends on how “smartness” is determined. This particular child’'s rating is based on what is known as the Leland Stanford revision of the Binet Simon tests, Under these tests the boy—his name is a guarded secret because his parents want him to grow up a, normal boy and not be consid ered a prodigy—has an ‘“intelli igence quotient” of 230. The best \Albert Einstein, the wizard of mathematics, can show is 205 - which will give you an idea. . They say at the bureau of child : guidance of the voard of education ;that this youngster's “intelligence quotient” of 280 is the highest ever recorded. His parents are }Jewish professional people. His father is a teacher, and his moth er formerly taught. | Just within the last two days ‘the city has suddenly become ex tremely intelligence - conscious. Yesterday the papers made much of another seven-year-old lad, also of Jewish extraction, who has an “intelligence quotient’”” of 196. It was publication of news stories ‘describing the lad (whose name also was withheld, and for. ‘the same reason) that prompted au thorities at the- ethical culture school of Brooklyn to make known the exisence of their pupil with the 230 point rating. Under tests conducted at the child guidance bureau the Brook« lyn boy was perfect in .all tests up to those for eleven-vear-olds His answers to questions in tests for persons above that age were sufficiently - good .to give him a mental age of 16 years and 10 months. ¥ g When Dr. Augusta Albert psy chologist at the ethical school, first interviewed the seven-year old mental giant, the lad was asked: “What sort of things do vou dislike?” The child replied: “T dislike fights and arguments very much. As a rule they are needless, and quite pointless, since nothing is ever settled by them.” The boy's most remarkable tal ent is in mathematics. More than a vear ago he invented an alpha bet of figures—l for 3, £ for B, etc. —which he reads and writes per fectly. He also invented a method of setting down mysic in figures, and musicians say it is quite workable. Socially ‘and physically the boy is no older than his actual age. His motor development is not as far advanced as higs mind, and he is. not especially ¢lever with his hands. Although his = teachers say he could easily be ready for college within a short time, he is being developed normally with children of his own age. To push him, his teachers say, would bhe “to ruin him forever.” Skelton to Introduce Bill in Legislature to | Hike Official Salaries HARTWELL, Ga-—(#)—J. H. Skelton, sr., of Hartwell, widely known attorney and state senator elect, said. Wednesday he would introduce - a bill at the next ses sion of the legislature to increase the salaries of the state adjutant generval, and of members of the prison and public service commis~ sions. He said he also would in troduce a bill to change the date of the state primary from the sodond ‘Wednesday in Septmber to the second Wednesday in August- Anothe¥ bill he said he would introuce would be to cut the legal rate of interest from 7 to 6 ped cent. Mr. Skelton said he would fa vorfthe five major items in Gov. ernor Talmadge's leglslative pro gram, COLONEL, NOW SUH! ATLANTA — (#) — It's Colonel M. D. Collins now. The state school superintendent was advised Wednesday that he had been made a colonel on the staff of Governor Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky. The postman will soon bring to vou the familiar package of Christ mas Seals that support the work of our Clarke County Tuberculosis as sociation. Don’t forget to make a place for them in your holiday budget, ; '27 Chev. Ton Trk..3 65 "33 V-8 Coupe.. ....$495 ‘32 Mu Sedan...s4Bs 29 Chev. P,nel.b...vfl“ Son of Former State House Member Is Being . Sent to Legislature PERRY, Ga. — ® — J. P. 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Houston, in 1889-90. ‘ The new representative was born in this county May 17, 1888. ‘ He says he favors ratification of Governor Talmadge's orders. for 83} auto tags, and the suspension of the old public“service commission, and the diversion of $2,000,000 in highway funds to common schools and pensions, as advocated by the governor. PAGE SEVEN PROBE ON HUEY ASKED ATLANTA — (P — An inveati-, fi isation by the commisgion on W“ |er education of the Soutmifil' ) isociation of Colleges and Secm‘n schools of charges that the Loulss iana “Kingfish,” Huey P. L%H ‘% I“running Louisiana State {{n&y‘g{- f§ sity was asked today by the assog lation’s executive chm!eéé”’gc % Y R SRR T R R STRAND - FRIDAY ROMANCE! HOTCHA! Love and Laughter! —WITH— P "i : i g "@_' ) (T A= SN e & : - (_} MARY | CARLISLE e | N e GIRL f O MY —WITH— Sterling Halloway I
