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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT Preston Named Supervis or of Farm Census for This Division Headquarters of the third farm census districy will be established at Monroe after January 1, wit! A. B. Preston as supervisor, it was announced today. The third district comprises Clarke, Columbia, Eibert, Frank-' lin, Greene, Hart, Lincoln, Madi son, McDuffie, Morgan, Oconee, | Oglethorpe, Richmond, Taliaferro, | Walton, Warren, Wilkes counties. : The actual work of taking the | census js scheduled to begin Jan- | vary 2, 1935. ' Willlam L. Austin, director, | Bureau of the Census, urges alls farmers and ranchers who have| not received a sample copy: of thoi schedule to procure one at thej earliest possible moment so that | they may give careful study to‘ the questions and be prepared to! give full and accurate information when the enumerator calls. Copies may be obtained by writing to] wour district supervisor, " iThe schedule is divided into | eight basic sections comprised of|' one hundred questicns coverlngl practically every phase of the ag ricultural industry. Of course, ev-l ery farmer will not have to answer‘ all of these questions, only those pertaining to his particular lines ofl activity. The questions will cover the calendar year 1934. ' The enumerators will make in quiry as to farm tenure; farml acreage, which includes all cmp’ land, all pastura Jand and all farm ¢ woodland; the total value of the| farm; acreage and yield of each of | the principal fi-1d crops and vege tables; the number of trees and yield of the principa] fruits and nuts; number and value of each class of livestock; poultry and eggs; and farm population, Director Austin has dfclared, that this is the most significant farm enumeration since the incep tion of agricultural statistics In 1840, and he earnestly requests the cooperation of all farmers and ren chers to the end that complete and accurate statisties may be pro pured and tabulated at the earliest | possible moment. The unprece dented destruction of crops and livestock caused by the drought and the many changes which have oceurred in farms and ranches and in the utllization of land due to the dspression of the past few weeks make it imperative that the farm statistics be available as soon as possible, if agriculture is to be as sisted in going forward with otheri industries, i . The director desires to call at tention to the Section of the Fif {eenth Census Act, approved June 18, 1929, which makes it unlawful for any person to refuse to answer questions on the cehsus schedule: “Sec, 9. That it shall be the duty of all persons over eighteen years of age when reauesied by the Director of the Census, or by any supervisor, enumerator, or special agent, or other employe -of the Census office, acting under the in structions of the said director, to answer correctly, to-the best of their knowledge, all qustions on th cengus schedules applying It themselves and to the families to which they belong or are related, and to the farm or farms of which they or their families are the oc cupants; and any person over eighteen years of age who, under the conditions hereinbefore stated, ghall refuse or willfully neglect to answer any of these questions, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not exceeding SIOO or to be imprisoned not exceeding thirty daays, or both. and any such per gon who shall willfully give an swers that are false shall he fined not excecding 3500 or be imprison ed not exceeding one year, or mh.h ; . THE DEAN SALARY BRADENTON, Fla. —(AP) — Jerome “Dizzy” Dean, star pitcher for the world champion St. Louis Cardinals, said Wednesday his salary for next season would be| between $20.00 and $26,000. He was paid $83.500 last year. } | Tuberculosis is the greatest cause of geath among children from b to 20 vears of age, except acci dents, Much of the money raised by Christmas Seals is directed to preventive work with children. | B i IF RUPTURED 1 ~ TRY THIS FREE Apply it to Any Rupture, Old or ‘Recent, Large or Small, and You Are on the Road That Has | Convinced Thousands. ! SENT FREE TO PROVE THIS | Every ruptured man or woman ghould write at once to W, S.( Rice, 245-S Main St., Adams, N. Y., for a free trial of his amazing Lymphol Method in Rupture Con trol. Just put it on vour rupture and look for quick beneficial re sults. Dogg not inteifers with truse or support you may be Wearing. but instantly, safely works to aid nature in closing the opening 0 that eventually vour axxm’ﬂange may be discarded. Every ruptured nerson will welecome this result. What is the use of ‘wearing supports all vour life. if you don’t have to? Why risk ganegrene, strangulation and such dangers from a small and innocent runture, ‘the kind that has thrown thous apde on the operating table? 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The twin bed lamp at upper left, for instance, lights both or one bed without glaring; linen is gayly colored and initialed, place-card holders delicately ornamental; the hors d'oeuvres tray that revolves; and china can be monogrammed. The young lady in the picture s surrounded by suitable gifts for the home—the electric percolator and toaster, bedside lamps, dressing table, comforters, and the bed tray with newspaper and magazine rack attached. . ~ Why not start the Christmas ) glory With a gala inventory . Of thipgs your household lacks— Cushion, towels, and laundry ‘ sacks; Quilted blankets that are fluffy, Ventilators when it's stuffy. Living would be far more | pleasant If you gave your house & present. i —~H., W, By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE NEA Service Btaff Correspondent NEW YORK — A little apart from the other presents it stood, iu brand-new chaise longue, plump with pillows and gaily prophetic 'of lazy comfort to come. Again land again the mother of the fam ’jly tiptoed away from her other gifts under the Christmas tree to stroke the pretty cushions. “I bought it for myself,” she finally confided in a whisper. “For years I've been hinting at the family to elub together and get me one. They never would because they thought it was too useful. So this time 1 just took things into my own hands.” A companion chair for father that he will probably buy for him self if the family wait too long is one with ingenious drawers in its overstuffed arms sos cigarettes, ash trays and tobacco jars. The point is that useful pres ents, if by that you mean handy and mnovel pieces of furniture or bright new decorations for the home, no longer need to be apolo gized for. In" the odd way those things start, the house has sud denly become the pride of the en tire family. Men who, Dbefors, if they thought about it at all, supposed that an interior decorator was a cook, now go in for long argu ments with cronies at the club about whether you should paint ‘vour walls or use wall paper. And under the newest system of ed ucation, even the very youngest member of the circle. whatever Beer Suit Filed by | Atlantan in District | Of Columbia Court WASHINGTON —(#)—A suit u»’ prevent collection of a SI,OOO fed- | eral excise tax for selling 3.2 beer ( was filed in the District of Co lumbia supreme court Wednesday by H. A. Emery, Atlanta restau rant ownes. Jistice Peyton Gordon signed # rule requiring Secretary Morgen—l thau and the Commissioner of | Internal Revenue to appear on| December 17 to answer Emery's | petition. 1 Emery sald the tax should not| be levied in dry states because inl many cases the sale of 2.2 beer| alone is permissible under local law. i Asserting that his monthy | profits from the sale of beer werc; abuot SSO, Emery added that theyl amounted to less than the federal i tax, { If peeple who buy Christmas | Seals would follow their money through to see what it accomplish- ! es, they would regard it as an in- | vestment arther than a gift. : How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold Millions have found in Calotabs a most valuable aild in the treatment of colds. They take one or two tab lets the first night and repeat the third or fifth night if needed. _ How do Calotabs help Nature tharow off a cold? First, Calotabs are one of the most thorough and de gndable'ot all intestinal eliminants, us cleansing the Intestinal tract of the germ-laden mucus and toxines. the sex, is supposedly tak‘ng a course in home beautification at school. If you can’t think of any furni ture that you are sure will fit the home you wish to remember, why not fall back on things for the ! dining room? There is for instance | the variation of the breakfast Lazy Susan, a crystal five-com partment relish dish on chromium base with mayonnaise bowl and ladle that silently revolves on ball ! bearings. { Then there’'s the electrical Sun i day night buffet server in which 'hot dishes are kept hot by means lof hot water compartments; also gthe serving platter with mono | gram, exciting, too, for. Sunday | night supper. | A fascinating set of soft, ivory | toned china that would go with | almost any other dishes, includes ‘large graceful swang to hold hon bons for individual salt eellars "or nut dishes, and bird salt and pepper shakers. \ As for a table gift that will make everybody laugh, how abeut the corkscrew encased in a carv ed figure of a Friar John? ‘ Newest of all is the after-dinner coffee and cordial set on a much smaller wooden tray than you could possibly imagine they couli all be crowded on and still leave room for cigarette boxes. Even gayer is the wooden luncheon service with small Iplates. salad bowl and spoon :handles painted in bright blue | lacquer. Incidentally, wood is the Lig note in luncheon dishes. As a resilt, much of the newest table linen has been designed for the { wood set-up. Rose organdie ones {and gay little sports mats and | cloths with napkins to match, ldone with fleeing foxes, pursuing hounds or galloping horses, g 0 particularly well with the natural wood dishes. Another luncheon set has red and white dollies al ternating, with a white napkin lfor the red doily and vice versa. | Something else that's s 0 new Roosevelt Stand on Bankhead Change May Help Vote of Mecasure e WASHINGTON.—(#)—The pro nouncement of President Roose velt in favor of the Bankhead cot ton control aect, coupled with the announcement by Secretary Wal- Jace that he would support an amendment to help the small cot ton farmer was depended upon ‘Wednesday by the administration to make certain the continuance of the control act for another year.: ' A vote on whether the act will be continued in 1235 will be taken December 14 and two-thirds of the cotton growers must favor anoth er year for the act or it will be discarded. Among all young women who die between the ages of 15 and 30, on¢ out of four dies of tuberculosis—a human sacrifice to ignorance and indifference. Money pald for Christmas Seals helps spread the knowledge that will save these Second, Calotabs are diuretic to the kidneys, promoting the elimination of cold poisons from the blood. Thus Calotabs serve the double purpose of :hfnrgatm and diuretic, both of iot ch are needed in the treatment " Calotabs are imumee&no;nwa only cents e family ‘package, a'n cents for the trial package, (Adv) : THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA it’s unlikely even the woman who has everything will have heard of it is the tea cloth and napkin set made to order ands decorated with 'wood block designs from her own china service. i A linen expert who annually is | paid a prince’s ransom to outfit , millionaires’ palaces, advises against buying bath towels with | too much of an eye to color and !too little to drying power. Don't, ;he warns, give a friend green | towels to go with her green bath 'rnom unless thé green towels are ithe absorbent, enfolding kind that lreally give some comfort to bath | ers-just-out-ot-the-tub. Navy blue towels with red and iwhite, :‘aquarish, rather large in { itials, are among the special Christmas designs. White = and peach are the shades most favor ed for face towels—and they near ly all have initials in the long, slim;, lower case, sometimes cov : ering two-thirds of the towel, lgometimes embroidered, sowme { times appligued on the material. Gift sheets and pillow cases eontinue to reveal bizarre combi nations, intended especially for modern houses and apartments. One set in beige percale has deep brown bands appliqued on in stripes which form the monogram. Speaing of beds, the newest satin comforts have appliqued land embroidered flower designs, { ranging ' from shamrocks to this tles. Blankets are fluffier than ever and gayer, too, with such reds and purples as never were, sesn before—at least by these be dazzled eyes. | l Still speaking of beds, the trays ;for breakfast at your ease are; | lighter and yet more stable than ' ever and there are percolators es |pecially buit to fit into a handy iWau socket, thus allowing you to. perk fresh cfee as often as you Ilike. and prolong the luxuriousi meal. | Other neat tricks in the way of it!'aps ar two-deck chromium] i ones, wltﬁ rings all the way| Discovery of Serum To Kill Cancer Cells Found by Doctor LONDON.—(#)—Discovery of a serum which Kkills cancer cells after they have been removed from the human body, and does no injury to healthy human tis sue so removed, was announced Wednesday by Dr. Thomas Lumsden, director of the ILondon cancer research laboratories. Lumsden, one of the best known among conservative cancer scien tists, said the serum cannot be at present used by governors of the London hospital. The scientist, emphasizing strongly that the serum “is only in the experimental stage and has not reached the point where it can be tried on human beings, nevertheless said a stage had been reached in which the serum will kill cancer cells removed from the human body without damage to normal cells similarly treated.” GOD REVEALED TO ALL MANKIND {Continued from page one.) a noble work in seeking to beau‘i fv God’s world, and thus bring God closer to mankind. Mrs. Browning has said, “Earth’s crammed with heaven, and €very common bush afire with God,” and the Garden club is seeking to enhance the glory of Gog by unfolding the laws and forces of God In rocks, and trees, and Flowers and ferns. All praige to their notle work! . § Dol 5 it i K ~ Christmas ‘Seals do their share. hm'you ﬁoin¥ YRS -o0 = around one deck for napkins to be tucked in- a tray that fits around the body so that you can carry great loads with ease; a ‘“two faced tray,” somebody has called it because, turn it one way, and it has five compartments for hor d'oeuvres, turn it the other, and it's just a plain carry-all. 1 Lamps this year are enedlessly amusing. There is one set of two, entwined, but with separate switches, for twin beas that fills a long-felt want. Auother, for bridge addicts, clamps to the ta ble and has a n.inimum base with an under-slung balancing ball tn hold it steady and prevent tip ping. . Cther table lamps, desigrned es pecially for students and easy on the eves, are on unusually long bases. Milk-white glass shades, incidentally, invisible through the outer parchment, diffuse upward light and also prove first aid to ailing orbs. A totally new wrinkle in soft lighting is the apolescent vase base which not only carries bulbs in the usual place at the top, but lights up itself and makes a won derful ,glow for a sick room or an entrance hall. Other gadgets that would give a merry Christmas to any enter prising home include: a set of place cards for the table that serve also as ash #rays and cig arette holders:; an air purifier for closets consisting of two chro mium balls to be filled with a liquid that comes in a bottle and contains not \only an aromatic odor but more than a hint of dis couragement for moths; bibs for the bottoms of drinking glasses, any size, to keep them from drip ping all over the guests’ best clothes: a cigarette box with a lid like an old-fashioned roll-top desk; perennial spring holders for candles, - that, believe it or not, have a concealed spring that keeps the candle flame at a constant height. . Fifty years ago at this time con struction was begun in the Adir ondack mountains of a little one room shack that became a. miles tone in American medicine because it marked the beginning of the modern treatntent of tuberlocusis in this country. The Christmas Seals this year commemorate that occasiors. You will receive them soon from the Clarke county Tu berculosis Association. Buy them and use them as a tribute to the event they honor, and help carry on the work of tuberculosis pre vention which they carry on. Win Back Pep . .. Vigor ... Vitality Medical authorities agree that your kid. leys contain 156 MILES of tiny tubes or ilters which help to purify the blood and teep you healthy. 3 If you have trouble with too frequent ladder passages with scanty amount caus ng burning and discomfort, the 15 MILES f kidney tubes need washing out. This dan. ser signal may be the beginning of nagging vackache, leg pains, loss of pep and vitality, retting up nights, lumbago, swollen feet nd ankles, rheumatic pains and dizziness. If kidneys don’t empty 3 pints every day ind get rid of 4 pounds of waste matter, our body will take up these poisons causing erious trouble. It may knock you out and 1y you up for many months. Don’t wait. sk your druggist for DOAN’'S PILLS . .. doctor’s prescription . . . which has been sed suceessfully by millions of kidney suf erers for over 40 years. They give quick elief and will help to wash out the 15 .lILEi of kidney tubes. But 't take chances with strong drng v so-cailed “kidney cures” that claim to -ou up in 15 minutes, for they may seriously _ajure and irritate delicate tissues. Insist n DOAN'S PILLS . . . the old reliable re ief that g‘anmn no “dotgte" Ic;x(-, hhit-fm Irugs. sure you AN'S ummé"xm Foster-Milburn Co. 66 EXECUTED TODAY FOR ASSASSINATION OF SOVIET LEADER (Continued from page one.) and two spared, 29 executed here and three held. The cloak of official secrecy, applied to details of Kiroff's death, was extended to the execu tions. In what manner the €6 avere killed and where was not reveal ed. It was ' assumed they had faced firing squads. Leonid Nicolieff, held as Xi roff’s assassin, presumably is still heing questioned. He was not mentioned in the communique. i Each year in the United States alone approximately 10,000 chil dren die of tuberculosis despite the fact that it is curable anq prevent able. s Tuberculosis is still the greatest cause of death between the ages of 15 and 45. When you buy Christ mas Seals you are helping in the prevention and control of the dis ease, GALLANT - BELK (O.’S sth Anniversary Specials For Friday - Saturday - Monday HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY WONDERFUL VALUES WE OFFER SHOPPERS AND HOLIDAY GIFT HUNTERS! Special! Friday 10:00 A. M. ANOTHER 3c REMNANT BIG SALE! This is the most beautiful lot of Remnants we have ever been able to get, so don’t miss this sale! BELK’S Pride of the State SHEETS 87¢ 81x90, 81x99, 63x99 (Two to a Customer) A R B SRR 100 Dozen Turkish Face TOWELS 5c (5 to a Customer) T eR R R 50 Dozen Turkish TOWELS Special Sale 12 for SI.OO (12 to Customer) L — 100 Regular $2.89 Single Blankets Part Wool and Part Cotton; Will Make Beautiful Holiday Gifts. Special 2 for $5.00 BE SURE AND SEE OUR SILK AND WOOL COMFORTS AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES. THESE ARE JUST THE THING FOR HOME GIFTS! TR RO, 5 5 SOWE RS R rorws. oo We Have Hundreds of Other Good Values for You that We Do Not Have Space to Mention in This Advertisement! Be Sure to Visit Every Depart ment in Our Large Store, when You Are Shopping at Gallant-Belk's, 25 Every Department is Now Complete with the Most Beautiful Holiday Gifts and Regular Merchandise. Our Large Force of Experienced and Courteous Salespeople Will Be_o"!y too Glad to Assist You in Selecting Your Wants. A Speciai Invitation 18 Extended the Ladies to Be Sure to Visit Our Ready-to-Wear, Underwea’ and Infants’ Departments on the Second Floor, and to Use Qur Lounse Room While Shopping in Our Store. - SEE OUR CLAYTON AND WASHI NGTON STREET WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK! Athens Newest, Largest and Fastest Growing 3 6.2 Depaitmen t Store , gET CLAYTON STREEYT |-~ —vmee WASHINGTON STR FUNERAL NOTICES e e s I AP M ADAMS.—The friends and rela tives of Mr. Francis C. Adams of Oconee county, Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Skinner of Jefferson, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Foy Smith of Moultrie, Ga., Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Adams of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Adams of Oconee county, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adams of Oconee county, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Adams of At lanta, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Adams of Anderson, S, C. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Adams of Col ~ fuitt county, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Adams of Galnesville, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Adams of Clarksville, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Ander son, S. C,, are invited to attend . the funera! of Mr. Francis C. Adams tomorrow, Friday, Dec ~ ember Tth at 2:00 o'clock from the High Shodls Baptist church, Rev. Newt Saye of the East Athens Baptist church will offi ciate with interment in the 'High Shoals cémetery. Bern . stein Funeral Home. Special! Friday 10:00 A. M. 100 SOLID COLOR Single Blankets SIZE 70x80 Regular $1.69 Value $1.19 Each (Two to a Customer 50 Dozen Turkish TOWELS In Assorted Colors Special Sale 10 for $1 (10 to Customer) R 2 0 eO, TR 3000 Yards 36-inch SHEETING Special Sale 5c Yard R R Y S R R 2000 Yards Solid quored OUTING Pink—Blue—Cream Special—Yard 10c R 25 SO M 2000 Yards FAST COLOR PRINTS Special Sale loc Yard NI SO 75551 AR 2000 Yards VAT DYED PRINTS Special Sale 1 1 2_2. c Yard THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934, PST S ENERET R, e Have you receiveq your Chrigs, mas Seals from the Clarke Tuberculosis Association? (1:? “;,;'v have not, you may obtain them a‘: Seal Sale headquarters, Michag): and from self-serve boxes, Bx‘; them liberally, v . . Varicose Veins . . Old Sores - - Ulcey No enforced rest. No Oberatigng nor injections. The simple Eme,. ald Oil home treatment permitg you to go about your daily routjp, as. usual—while ' those ¢}g Soreg and ulcers quickly heal wup and your legs become as gooq as new, Emerald Oil acts instantly t, end pain, reduce swelling, stimulat, circulation, Just follow the easy ‘'directions—you are gyre to he helped or money back. Fop sale by druggists everywhere, e 100 Pairs Part Wool Belk’s Carclina Queen Blankets Reg. $3.48 Values SPECIAL 2 Pairs for $5.50! These Will Make Ideal Christmas Gifts! YR RE RSV OTSO e 100 Beautiful Rayon Bed Spreads Size 81x105 A Beautiful Gift! SPECIAL! DD LSRRN R TT A JUST RECEIVED! 60 Dozen Pairs Full Fashion ~ LADIES’ HOSE New Fall Shades! Absolutely First Quality! SPECIAL—PAIR 59c 2 Pairs for SI.OO