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URSDAY, MAY 16, 1935,
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LOST AND FOUNBD - |
aT—Gold oblong dinner ring,
Sa—pphilt‘ stones, last Sunday in
gunday School Department of
pirst Presbyterian church. Find
er please call 423-‘]. Reward.
wWANTED
WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD
ND SILVER AND PAY. HIGH
EST PRICE IN CASH
]. BUSH, Jewefer
165 E. Clayton Strect
y Authority of U. S. Treasury
FOR SALE
R SALE — Sherwin-Williams
paint. It's cheaper, costs lesg to
ypply, lastg longer, looks better,
does not hold dirt, soot ete., like
ordinary paint, because it dries
with an enamel effect that re
ists dirt, soot and dust. But for
ihose who prefer the ordinary
hint we have it, priced ag low
hs $1.50 a gallon for outside or
inside, in Cream, - Ivory, Tan,
Buff and Grays. Christian Hard
ware. :
R SALE—Good 6-room bunga
low: large lot; all modern con
veniences; $350.00 down; $350.00.
within one year; assume loan of
SI,OOO on long easy terms. Phone
64-J
OOR SALE—Two floor display
cases, one floor display candy
case, 2 75-pound capacity ice
refrigerators. Christian Hard
ware, Broad street.
ANTS FOR - SALE — Tithonia
(Mexican Sunflower) for sale.
Mrs. Broughton,; 280 Cherokee
avenue. i
WANTED APARTMENTS
INATED—Unfurnished apariment
preferably in walking distance of
business section. Room 217, Ciuy
. M.C.A;
FREE!
oth-Proof Garmenl: Bag
With Quart of Flit.
PHONE 776
HAMMETT'S
PHARMACY
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Railrcad Schedules
EABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
rrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Georgia
ave for Richmond, Washington,
New York and East— -
1:10 A.M.
301 P.M. Air Conditioned.
9:11 P.M. Air Conditioned.
save for Atlanta, South and West:
4:156 A.M.
6:50 A.M. Air Conditioned.
S4B P.M. Alr Conditoned.
save for Elberton, Greenwood,
Monroe, N. C. (Local).
LA
Leave for Winder, Lawrenceville,
Atlanta (Local),
430 P.M.
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
Leave Athens
0 2 for Gainesville— 7:46 a.m.
so. 12 for Gainesville— 10:45 a.m.
Arrive Athens
011 from Gainesville=~lo:oo a.m.
0 Ifrom Gainesville= 6:15 a.m.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
"N 51 Arrives Athens 7:45 a.m.
Daily Except Sundav
'in 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 a.m.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Lula—North—Bouth
thart— —Arrive
25 2. m. 11:20 a.m.
1:30 P-m 4:50 p.m.
. L. Cox, Assistant General
F'G‘ght-F’:-Jssenger Agent |
Telephone 81,
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
: Leave Athens |
M (except Sundays’. 6:80 a.m.
and 4:15 p.m. |
"day only 7:50 a.m. ana 4:00
p.m. =
Arrive Athens Daily |
12:35 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.
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POST TAKES POST
‘TLANTA, Ga~ (p) & Allen
. native of Newnan, Wednes
' succeeded John . Goree as
W;'”" 10 Attorney General M.
F COmans .
Post, 4 Rhodes scholar, took
}-*‘ “ath of office at the same time
' two other state officiale
4bbed jobs. The oath was ad
"listered by Governor Talmadge.
George L. Goode resigned as a
Mher of © the Publie Service:
"Mission and replaced J. J. E.
Merson ag an assistant to Yeo-
AOS, Anderson ook Goode's
l‘dut‘ on [hé cammim%- J
TERMITES Commonly Called White
¥ S -
or Flying Ants
WHY GAMBLE ON TERMAITE CONTROL WHEN YOU CAN
OBTAIN GUARANTEED AND BON_DED SERVICE.
For a Free Inspection of Your Property Get in Touch With
Our Local Representative or Write ;
BRUCE TERMINIX CO.
110 PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, ATLANTA, GA. "
Local Representative: W. F. Smith, 37/, West Hancock
Avenue, Athens, Ga.
SOUTHEASTERN STAGES, Ine, :
170 College Avenue—-Phone 626 -
(Schedule Effective April 15th), T :
COACHES LEAVE ATHENS FOR |
Atlanta: 9:35 AM.; 1:25 P.M.; 2:40 P.M.; |
4:15 P.M.; 6:25 P.M.; 8:50 P.M. ‘
For Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, Waycross, |
Jacksonville, Wilmington: 10:00 A.M.; 4:05
P.M.; 9:20 P.M. |
For Macon, Tifton, Thomasville, Jacksonville:
- 1:20 P.M. '
For Greenville, Asheville, Charlotte: 12:12 |
P.M.; 3:27 P.M.; 7:57 P.M. :
For Information and Service, Call 626 |
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One big advantage of Barrett Asphalt Shingles is the simple
manner in which they ¢an be applied.
We lay them right over your old wooden shingles — without
fuss, muss, or damage to shrubbery and lawns.
Furthermore, the combination of your old wood shingles and the
new Barrett shingles offers double protection to your home.
Barrett Shingles are beautiful too — fire-safe, weatherproof and
low in cost. ’Phome or write for samples.
-~ NO MONEY DOWN—3 YEARS TO PAY
L. M. LEATHERS |
PHONE 264 265 W. Washington St
F .. THE b
) Gift Shop
4 ‘\\‘\.- f > s
‘ FOR
1§
Ry Graduates @
FOUNTAIN PENS ; STATIONERY
NOVELS o BIBLES
TENNIS RACKETS TENNIS BALLS
GOLF EQUIPMENT
LEATHER GOODS SWIMMING SUITS
VISITING CARDS
Printed—>so for 65¢; 100 for SI.OO
- Engraved—sl.so to $2.50
A Wide Variety of Other Articles Suitable for
Gifts to the Boy or Girl Graduate.
| The ,
McGregor Co.
-—PHONE 77— -
&4 EY . e r A\
SPEEDY"” By C. A. Trussell Motor Co.
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'3O Dodge Coupe .. .. .. $lB7 '32 Ford V-8 Tudor .. .. .. $355
‘3O Ford Cabr. Coupe’ RS $225 ’3O Hudson Cgupe, RS $95
'2B Ford Tudor Sedan. .....$135 '29 Chevrolet Coupe. ... ..$125
'3O Chevrolet Pickup...... 5155 '32 Dodge D. L. Sedan .. .. $335
'29Packard Sport Roadster. .$295 '2B Nash Sedan .. .. .. .. $l4O
'32 Austin Coupe .. .. .. slls 33 Ford Sedan .. .. .. .. 5
When y;u have to get ouf and pu;:rft::n‘;:l:. b‘atb{jgeigsc:i‘m:fi:::ee us. We give you NEW car
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
GIF'%B FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
Are Prized Most When
Bought From -
J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler,
20 Years in Business in
the Same Stand
165 EAST CLAYTON SBT.
Let Us Fill Your Next
PRESCRIPTION
CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED
Phone 67 and 68
MOON-WINN DRUG Co
CODY DAVID, INC.
Announces 24 Hour
Service!
PHONE 9290
WE. NEVER CLOSE
PLANTS AND SEED
Polate, 100 . . . . . 15¢
Bermuda Onion, 100 10c
Cabbage, 100 . . . . 10c
Tomato, 100 . . . . 30c
Pepper, 2 dozen . . . 15¢
PHONE 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the pol
icyholderg of the Southern Mu
tual Insurance Company will be
held in the office of the com
pany in Athens, Georgia, at 11
o’clock A. M. Tuesday, June 4,
1935. Policyholders are invi:
to attend. : SR
ANDREW C. ERWIN,
Secretary.
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SPECIAL VALUES IN
USED CARS
'35 Chevrolet Std. Coach.... ?
'34 Chevrolet Master Coupe,
Like New.... .... .....3640
733 Chevrolet Master Coupe $395
’32 Chevrolet C0ach...... ..$295
’3l Chevrolet Coach.... ....$245
’3l Ford 2-Door 5edan.....5265
*29 Ford 2-Door Sedan, New
Mator.:... ... . ..o ¥l4b
'33 Ford Truck, Dual Wheels
Long Wheelbase... ......$39%
*33 Plymouth Coach.... ....$395
’3O Dodge 4-Door 5edan.....5245
'3l Studebaker 4-Door Sedan $445
SEVE~RA_F OTHER CARS
SAM W. PINSON
MOTOR CO.
PHONE 786
120 E. WASHINGTON STREET
Across From Costa’s Ice Cream
i Plant.
- BATTERY
BARGAINS
NEW HIGH GRADE
13-PLATE
$4.95
See This One Befere You
Buy!
Use Your Chargc /Account
LOW PRICLE!
WASHING
and
GREASING
CLARKE STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
WILLARD BATTERY
STATION
PHONE 677
MDIVAN| SPEAKS _‘
~ PARIS.— (&) — Prince Alexis
Mdivar; stopped playing polo long
enough Wednesday to say “I hope
both her divorce and her wedding
will make Barbara Hutton happy
~—for happiness is all I wish for
her.” ! ;
- The Georgian Prince, who has
been ‘“spending the days playing
polo and the nights chiefly read
ing” since he and the American
heiress agreed to separate, said
he was wasting “too much time
denying perfectly ridiculous re
ports that I am engaged to.some
body.”" e ;
Announcements
FOR RECORDER
- 1 hereby announce my candidagy
for City Recorder in the election to
be held June 3, 1935. I have been
Recorder for nearly five years. It
18 difficult to till this position with
out antagonizing some people il
you discharge your duty, but I have
at all times endeavoréd to perform
the duties of the office faithfully
and conscientiously. I hope my
services have been satisfactory to
the voters of the city, and I respect
fully ask their endorsement and
suppaort. .
VINCENT MATTHEWS.
FOR RECORDER -
To the Voters of the City of Athens:
I respectfully announce for Re
corder in the June 3rd eléction.
Should I meet with your approval
at the polls, it will be my earnest
endeavor to enforce the law with
justice, mercy and impartiality.
I will work In harmony with our
efficient police department, and
other city officials.
. I ask your support. *
S. P. REAVES.
FOR RECORDER
I hereby announce myself a can
idate for the office of Recorder of
the City of Atheng in the election
to be held June, 3, 1936. If elected,
I promisc a fair and impartial dis
charge of the duties of this office.
. J. T. MIDDLEBROOKS.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Oity Attorney,
subject to the rules of the elec
tion June 3, 1935. Your support
will be appreciated.
JOHN L. GREEN.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY
1 hereby amnounce my candidacy
to succeed myself as city attorney,
and respectfully solicit the votes of
the people of Athens. e
; LAMAR C. RUCKER
Complete Line
PARK DAVIS CO.’S
TOILET ARTICLES
Phone 776
HAMMETT’S
PHARMACY
WIND DAMAGE
JESTER
“PROTECTION
COSTS VERY LITTLE
MONEY BA(K IF B g
AT\
FAILS TO RELIEYE IKHING ¢
OF ATHLETES FOOT, TOE ITCH
OR SIMILAR SKIN IRRITATH
CITIZENS PHARMACY
" BOTH FOR 29c¢
Ever-Ready Safety
Razor—Cromium Plated
and Shaving Cream
““REID DRUG CO.
o Poch BANGE ST MENE
For few days we offer for sale Improved Proper
ty on Paved Street, well located, paying 19%
on price of $2,000. Call at office, No. 234
Washington Street.
—PHONE 1521 —
DEADWYLER-BEACHAM REALTY CO.
- .
Modernize Under Federal Housing Act!
INSTALL New Plumbing Fixtures
s INSTALL Extra Bath Room
S CRPPRATING INSTALL Heating System
Q‘Hr_)(/ INSTALL Automatic Stoker
‘fx' - S PAINT, TILE AND WOOD WORK INCLUDED
M F % [ Monthly Payments—No Red Tape
Ot & —PHONE 1716—
\(olel s
- W. GUY TILLER
~ Plumbing Fixtures Cheapest They've Been in Twenty Years.
DAY OLD!
' $7.95 Per Hundred
7 i 50 for $4,25
Small Lots, 9¢ each
V. j§\ = Started Chicks, 10c each §
Custom Hatching—3c per Egg |
We Use the Latest Model Machines, with Separate Units for
Incubating and Hatching. Ours are the Only Machines in
Athens with These Features. Each Hatch Is Fumigated.
There Is No Danger of Disease Spreading. t
~ LOCATED IN SAME BUILDING WiTH COFER SEED CO. '
PHONE 247— ATHENS. GA.
CANTATA WILL BE
- PRESENTED HERE
“Belshazzar” Will Be Giv
en at Stern Community
House Friday P.M.
‘“‘Belshazzar,”” a cantata will be
presented at Stern Community
House Friday night at 8:30 o’clock
by the Jewish Student League, and
at the University chapel Monday
morning at 10:30 c'clock, it was an_
nounced today. Rabbi Abr;).ham
Shusterman is leader of the Student
league.
Miss Nolee May Dunaway, or
ganist at the Synagogue and mem
bers of the music faculty at the
University is director of the can
tata. The presentation Friday night
will follow a short prayer service
at the Synagogue.
While a majority of the person
nel of the cantata are Jewish stu
dents, a large number of Christian
students - are taking part. The
cantata is based upon the story of
the “handwriting on the wall” at
the King's feast, as portrayed in
the Book of Daniel of the Bible
After the Friday evening presen
tation refreshmeqts wil be served
the guests by the Sisterhood.
The public is invited to attend the
event, the program of which fol
lows: :
Sacred Cantata — “Belshazzar”
Stults.
Part one—The Great Feast,
Prelude,
—Bass solo, “Blalshazzar the
King Made a Great Feast.” Men’s
chorus, “Then They Brought the
Golden Vessels.’ Mixed chorus,
“Drink to the Gods of Gold and
Silver.”
" ll—Tenor solo, “The Handwrit
ing on The Wall.” Chorus, “Then
the King's Contenance was Chang
ed.”
Ill—Bass solo, “Whosoever Shall
Read this Writing.” Men's guartet,
‘“Then came in all the King’s Wise
Men."
IV—Sophano solo, “O King Live
Forever.” “There is a Man in Thy
Kingdom.” Chorus, “O King, Live
forever.” |
V—Chorus, “Where Are Thy
‘Gods?”. |
Part two—Daniel is Called
Prelude. ; |
Vli—Baritone solo, “Then Was
Daniel Brought Before the King.”
Chorus bass solo, "I ‘have heard of
‘Thee.” \
Vll—Tenor solo, ‘“The Writing
Interpreted.” Chorus, “Mene
' Mene Tekel Upharsim.” Tenor solo,
}“God Hath Numbered Thy King
dom.” Bass solo, “In That Night
Was Belshazzer Sfain.”
‘ Vlll—Mixed quartet, “Blessed is
the Man.”
IX—Final chorus, “Praise The
Lord.”
| King (Bass), William Stewart;
‘Queen (soprano,) Florence Pol
llaclg; Wise Men (first tenor), Dan
ial Katzoff, (second tenor,) Ed
’mund Landau, jr., (baritoney, lier-1
ib'ex_'t Seigel; Daniel (tenor,) Roose
velt ' Walker; Heralds (tenor,)
‘Daniel Katzoff, (Bass) Richard
Bird.
CHORUS — Sopranos: Esther
Bush, Margaret Beazley, Mary
Chapman, Mary Sue Davis, Bessie
Diamond, Eleanor Harris, Edith
Hodgson, Florence Pollack, Ruth
Kruger and Lillian Shusterman.
Contralto: Minnie Cutler, Esther
Haskin, Libby Merlin, Charlotte
Newton, Eulalia Vaughan,.
Tenors: Daniel Katzoff, Edmund
Landau, jr., Herbert Seigel and
‘Roosevelt Walker.
‘Bass: Richard Bird, William
Stewart and Abraham shusterman.
Director: Miss Nolee May Duna-
WARRANT SIGNED
ATLANTA, Ga.,—(#)—A war-
rant paying to the common
schools $503,694 out of the state’s
general fund was signed Wednes
day by Governor Talmadge.
The treasurer’s office said that
checks were +being signed for
mailing to the various, school
systems -by the:- department of
edwcation.. - iR s
TODAY
PALACE 2 Days ud'rmioay_
y
IT'S A LYRICAL MIRAGLE!
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[0 v i siing drama T |
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—you'd still have to see «»i&g
."“ it because for the first time ; ggg
’%4 on the screen it ‘teams the %fi%‘ifi -
ÜB, beloved King and Queen + [EH/TOE RS
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MARY JANES PA
with TOM BROWN - NAN GRAY
JOHNNY ‘ARLEDGE - BETTY JEAN- HAINEY
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. PROGRAM SELECTED NOVELTIES
PAGE SEVEN
PRESIDENT ELECTED
AMERICUS, Ga— (#) — John
Sheffield, = presi.cnt of w
company, has been elected si
dent of- the Americus board of
education. He succeeds W, W.
Dykes, prominent Amerieu;,-&flf'i"
ver, who resigned recently, effec.
tive July .1, aftér several years
service as president. ° R 0 R
