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Newspaper Page TextERIDAY, SEQTEMBER 13, 1935, FOR CLASSIFIED ~ ADVERTISING ° paily Rates Per Word for Consecutive Insertions One Day, pep w0rd........ .02 Minimum Charge.... .... .40 Three Insertions f0r...... 1.00 NO ADVERTISEMENT will be taken for less than 40c. Ad vertisementg ordered for irreg ular insertions take te one time rate. Name and addresses must be counted in the body of the advertisement. f AN ERROR is made, The Banner-Herald is responsible tor only one incorrect inser tion. The advertiser should potify immediately if any cor rection is needed. ALL DISCONTINUANCES must pe made in person at THE BANNER - HERALD OFFICE or by letter. Phone discontinu ances are NOT valid. ALL WANT ADS are payable In advance.w 75 ANT AD 75 PHONE e e e e FOR SALE ¥OR SALE—6V Crimp Galvanized | Metal Roefing, complete stock. It you buy wrong lengths we will | exchange with you. This is a convenience not offered by the mail order houses. Christian | Hardware. l REROOF AND REPAINT NOW-—-1 §% money, 3 yearg to pay, quick service. Flintkote Rlcha.rdson‘ Rocfing and Sherwin-Willlams | paints, make a good comblna-) tion. Christian Hardware, Phone 1200, ‘ cUT FLOWERS—Beautiful plnk! dahlias, Jersey Beauty, Richard | Russell and Kentucky. SI.OO pel‘l dozen Mrs. Broughton, 280 | Cherokee avenue. o | BODKS—BOOKS—BOOKS | HUNDREDS of volumes of Good! Fiction, only 25¢ each. Payne's! Second-Hand Book Store. : | FOR SALE—Field and Garden | Seed for Fall Planting; All Kinds? Genéral Hardware. Our prices z;Lr(”I right. Your businesg will be| greatly. appreciated. The Farm- | ers Seed & Hardware Co., Phonci 1937. 343 East Broad Street. » | FOR SALE—Two brick houses atl reasonable prices; easy terms.| Other good values in houses.! Lipscomb-Dearing-Hutchins, Inc.| FOR RENT I i | _—_— RENT THAT SPARE ROOM im- | mediately for more money as ai light housekeeping apartment. A; kitchenette model Gas Range isl all you need. Pay only SI.OO a; month. No eXxtra charge for in-I stallation. The Gas Co, [ FOR RENT—227 Bloomfield, resi- | dence; six room house. See Har old Hulme. ’l i e e FOR RENT — Three bedrooms, | sleepifig porch, 2 baths, nicely | furnished house at $50.00; 225} * Henderson avenue, good condi-| tion, large lot at $35.00; 397 Ruth-j erford street, 2 bedroom brickl house, $37.50; 120 Nicholsgn, 3| bedrooms, furnace, good condi-' tion at $40.00. Lipscomb-Dea.r-1 ing-Hutchins, Inc. I FOR RENT—Modern 4-room apart- | ment, corner Thomag and Han-I cock. Phone 483. I ‘ WANTED I WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD | AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH-i EST PRICE IN CASH ! J. BUSH, Jeweier 165 E. CI S | . Clayton Street | By Authority of U. 8. Treasury | wI WANTED — Couple wants small I apartment; furnished or unfur nished. Address Post Office Box Number 1, Athens, Ga. : FEMALE HELP WANTED 1 WANTBED—Lady with car to col- | lect. " Straight salary: Call Mr.' | _Atkinson, Phone 9283. ! ARE YOU INTERESTED : IN CIVIL SERVICE Examination? | Do you feel qualified t¢ pass. We I prepare you for these examina- | tions. Write Comstock Coaching | Schools, 1214 Mortgage Guarantee l _Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. I STUDY LAW j A position insured if you have| legal edueation. Resident and Extension courses, LL.B. degrees. Morning anq evening classes. | SOUTHERN LAW SCHOOL | Southern Mutual Building, /¢ Rhones 377-37 ;.;é’ons, Georgia. S 1 ___ SEEDS—SEEDS—SEEDS FRESH SEEDS just arrived. Rye- | grass Seeds, Hairy Vetch, Aus f”"” Peas, Crimson Clover, Bar- Abruzzi Rye, ete. Turnip Seeds, Mustard, Rape, Kale and | Cnion Sets, Buy Ryegrass from | We wil] loan you a Cyclone | Seedepe Athens Seed Co. | NEWEST CANDY SENSATION Russian Mints Bavarian Mints REID DRUG CO. ‘ MILLEDGE PHARMACY ? e LET US FILL YOUR NEE))((T PRESCRIPTION. PERT SERVICE! PHONE 67 OR 68 MOVING — PACKING We Haul Anything Local and Long Distance STORAGE ADAMS TRANSFER CO. PHONE 656 . Used 6-Cyl. International Truck......... . $475 1933 I'2-Ton Ford Truck. ... .........$450 1%2-Ton 1932 International. ... ........$275 1932 Chevrolet Panel .. .. ... yas . i 9ESO AGoodUsedFordson...... S b IRO JOE SHEPHERD OCONEE AND BROAD STREET -—-PHONE 997 SCHOOL SUPPLIES ‘,\ , . == 1\ =X/ ® Pens ® Rulers ® Pencils ® Crayons ® Blotters ® Text Books ® Drawing Sets BUY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE The McGregor Co. ~ SCHOOL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Phone 77 ‘? s | DOCTORS | = % A Modern, Well-Equip- EVANS and TAVLOR . = ped Officc Where You DENTISTS - Can Get Real Good Den e# - tal Work at Very Reas e e WE DO OUR OWN 8 onable Prices. LABORATORY WORK s L I ° 269" N. Lumpkin St., |[& & . : hens, G s 2692 N. Lumpkin 5t., At ens a. ':i.:'ijigz:‘;;;;,-.v_ :,’ &2 : e Athens, Ga. - DR. E. TAYLOR, Manager e @) et g Registered Georgia Licensed s ) ——— : Dentist S 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE ’ .- Ghdimmeama D . S L R e IN OUR G F K PLATES WE MODERN e S . e : B o GIVE YOU DENTISTRY. o y T LR 3 g« | COMFORTABLE S R ik i 2 : Plates. B . e g - T FIT, AND Bridges, . e Ea NATURAL i ":_;:::; :,;: e o % % 22K Gold - N APPEARANCE Fillings, (NN SR ) . Q| Expression Extractions | g R ‘ | Restored o :_: . / . THE EXACT . k- CHARGES THE BEST .% - . WILL BE e 2 . T S waTeriaLs (SR G & R 10, vou N ARE USED. |& .. T . . , & .. S anen This Ad is in E k& . Phone 531 compliance with e s ‘ FOR Athens Dental i (42’3 Ordinance. ; e APPOINT g MENT ® S E ; :f"‘i '.'"s" @ 3 DR. N. S. EVANS Who has three diplomas from the very best Dental Colleges in the World—Permanent Registered License from the Board of Dental Examiners of Georgia—and 32 years expe rience. A Georgia Cracker, an American Citizen, and a Democrat. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Are Prized When Bought From J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler, 20 Years in Business in the Same Stand 165 EAST CLAYTON ST. Buyg Both thg Sunday American and the Sunday Banner at the GEORGIAN HOTEL NEWS STAND ® Portfolio Covers ® Portfolio Fillers @ Pen and Ink Tablets ® Book Satchels ® Fountain Pens ® Paste ® Composition Books THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA THE ARTISTIC FLOWER SHOP 254 WEST WASHINGTON ST. Novelty Pottery filled with plants that require little attention. Gifts for bridge parties, homes or sick- O _PHONE 9108— FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman’s — Parker’s Sheaffer’s $1.25 to $8.75 Other Makes 25¢ to SI.OO Repairs on All Makes - PHONE 1066 CITIZENS PHARMACY @ ALWAYS % Full value for your cotton ROWE WAREHOUSE & FERTILIZER COO. ATHENS GA. TRY TO BEAT THIS DAILY GEORGIAN SUNDAY AMERICAN PICTORIAL REVIEW RED BOOK 2 $12,500 Accident Insurance Policy—All for 25¢ a Week. (This is not the old form of Insurance that had so many clauses. IT PAYS). LEE C. BOWDEN Phones 2020-J—9161—1157 . ' R o~ e '/ D {/, '/‘;” S“ A 8 A 0 (/o:@{ ~ ; . AND Expert Furniture Refinishing AUTO TOPS WRECKED BODIES AND FENDERS REPAIRED “Bevo” in Charge of Paint Shop—'Nuf Sed! AUTO PAINT SHOP 174 West Clavton Street . Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Arrival and Departure of Trains Athens, Georgia Leave for Richmond, Washington, New York and East— -1110 A M 3:04 P, M. Air Conditioned. 9:11 P. M. Air Couditioned. Leave for Atlanta, South and West: 4:16 A. M, 65:560 A. M. Alr Conditioned. 2:30 P. M. Air conditioned, Leave for Elberton, Greenwood Monroe, N, C. (Local.) 10:556 A. M, Leave for Winder, Lawrenceville, Atlanta (Local.) 4:30 P. M. GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND Leavs Athens No. 2 for Gainesville— 7:46 a. m. No. 12 for Gainesville—lo:46 a. m. Arrive Athens No. 11 from Gainesville—lo:oo a.m, No. 1 from Gainesville— 6:15 a.m, GEORGIA RAILROAD Train 51 arrives Athens 8:00 a. m. Daily Except Sunday Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 a, m, SOUTHERN RAILWAY Lula—North—South Depart— -—Arrive 6:26 a. m, . 11:20 a. m, 1:30 p.m. 4:35 p.m. J. L. Cox, Assistant General Freight-Passenger Agent Telephone 81 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Leave Athens Dally (Except Sunday) 6:30 a. m, and 4:16 p. m, Sunday only 7:50 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. Arrive Athens Daily 11:26 p.m. and 9:16 p.m. WIND DAMAGE JESTER PROTECTION COSTS VERY LITTLE “My First Days in the White House” BY HUEY LONG This book was' finished just before Huey Long was assassi nated. This is the book that thousands will want. Publica tion begins in the GEORGIAN-AMERICAN Sunday, September 15th. SUBSCRIBE. LEE C. BOWDEN Phones 2020-J—9161—1157. .+ IFNSURANCE.. Fire — Wind Storm — Automobile — Accident REAL ESTATE SMITH & BOLEY Phone No. 9 268 N. Jackson St. Crawford Coal & Mattress Works ATHENS’ OLDEST MATTRESS FACTORY! Satisfaction on All Work Guaranteed “We Are Here to Stay” PHONE 157—414 FOUNDRY STREET YOUR INVESTMENT INSURED UP TO $5,000 This Association offers a thrift plan under Federal Gov ernment Supervision. Tt appeals to the small saver and the large investor. Every shareholder participates equally in dividends, in proportion to what he has paid in. Special bonus paid on regular monthﬁly savings. 4 TYPES OF SHARES We offer four different types of shares through which you can place your savings in any amount from 50 cents a month, in Installment Thrift Shares, up to any multiple of SIOO in Full-paid Income Shares. dill = "y, - PHONE 1521 M=7 "7/////"//////// Nl Al Wi S I EDERAL SAVINGS UJAND LOAN ASSOCIATION G Southeastern Stages — Bus Station Schedule Effective August 28 BUSES LEAVE ATHENS— -7:30 A.M. to Winder, Hoschton, Gainesville, Rome. 9:15 A.M. to Macon, Tallahassee, Jacksonville 9:35 A.M. to Atlanta and All Points West. 10:05 A.M. to Augusta, Savannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville, Waycross, Charleston, Wilmington. 12:12 P.M. to Anderson, Charlotte, Asheville, E Washington. 1:25 P.M.—Atlanta, and All Points West. 1:30 P.M. to Gainesville, Young Harris. ; 2:00 P.M. to Macon, Americus, Albany, Jack ' sonville. | 2:40 P.M. to Atlanta, and All Points West. 3:27 P.M. to Anderson, Columbia. t 4:05 P.M. to Augusta, Savannah, Charleston. | 4:15 P.M. to Monroe, Atlanta, Points West. ) 6:25 P.M. to Atlanta, and All Points West. 7:57 P.M. to Anderson, Greenville, Points East 8:50 P.M. to Atlanta, and All Points West. 9:25 P.M. to Augusta, Waycross, Jacksonville, Columbia. Main Station, 170 College Avenue —PHONE 626— o . - L) Race in Chatterton Air Derby . R 3 sy e 1 L RN DAR o 1 S > R R S e e e e e R e &Mﬁngwwiéé ee R eR B e e e e os M T %, st eIRI 05 e s REE o ™ ’]‘#\ P e ; e S M W LA PR SRR SR S i R e R N S S e, L ety Pt pl 0 W W GO - ¥ g MR e b R R ?‘;s* Rt = RGN B e S R RR O R T g o PSR a 8 Tt T R S ;;;:,-;:;:'5;:;-:;-:: ss R N 0%& iy SIS i FERI o B ST ﬁT AR B o s s }55:5:1 '\':f_;i ‘-\‘ 6 m ~ e e **‘ 1 BRS RSR IS B oo i Lo R e ’ ’ ; e e BRI e . Lo Ve R Rl : R s e e i ” g “'::":E”“;‘;ff' ;‘ : 5*5- R o |l V% Ry P g e R R b S B PO Rl = 3 s 3 b§: bRS R R L e R RE s R oo Teoamd B o SR BB G o R e ‘;5;5:5;5555%:-:.v bolS Nol Lel Ry SERERCORY | ShaE W SR RO Ccesn TR BN R o s e % BNt e | b R P S Resoßes b e A Ter RLG it TSR R EERY R W G g B RSR S BRe 58 ?éo g ¢AB e, | BN u,A b B RS AR ﬁ " Bt Ricks Mrs. Prescott Mrs. Sheehy Hayward Racing across the country from Los Angeles to Cleveland, 0., three men and three women competed for the SIOOO purse in the Ruth Chat terton Derby, one of the features of the National Air Races in Cleve land. Piloting a tiny plane with a cruising speed of only 70 miles an hour, Cecile Hamilton, 20-year-old Polo, 111.,, brunet, in top photo above with her craft, held a place in the spotlight. Other contestants were Leland Hayward, New York and Hollywood actors’ agent; Earl D. Ricks, Hot Springs, Ark.; Mrs. Ethel Sheehy, noted southwestern aviatrix; W. S. Woodson, Coronado, Calif,, realty man; and Mrs. Grace E. Prescott, San Diego, Calif,, singer. MAY BE THE ANSWER SHAWNEE, Okla.—(P)—Presi dent John W. Raley of Oklahoma Baptist university was speculating whether the depression was over as he found a surplus of jobs as janitors, dining .room- help and such, with few students eager te work their -way through school. SOCIAL CONDITIONS ’ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. — ®) —«' “Appalling social conditions” were blamed on the forces which “pbrought liquor back” by resolu tions before the 61st annual con vention of the Women'sg Chrlsuan‘ Temperance Union Thursday. i “Moderate” use of liquor wasl called “a fallacy and a menace” in one resolution which held that total] abstinence was essential in modern[ Ida_\' of mechanized speed. The ap ‘purent “utter futility of ligquor con- | Itrol" was cited. l I Other resolutions embodied the ' principles of the five year pro ‘gram of the national organization lin 1939. These included education |in the effects of alcohol; character | building through opposition to gambling, lotteries, indecent mov ‘r ing pictures, liquor advertiging, fcigaret smoking among women, Iyuung men and children and child l]ubol'. SLAUGHTER VERDICT ATLANTA — (A — 'The Geor gia supreme court adhered to its position Thursday that /Robert | Slaughter, under death sentence on a conviction of criminal assault upon a Columbug girl, is entitled {to a new trial. In reiterating this position the court upheld its former judgment which wassset aside tentatively for a rehearing on a motion filed re cently by A. J. Perrvman, solicitor general of the Chattahoochee cir | cuit superior court. ' The justices were four and two for a new trial. Justices R.. C. {Bell and Richard B. Russell, sr., | dissented. In its opinion, reversing the Harris county superior court for refusing Slaughter a new trial, the higher tribunal held the testimony of the girl was not sufficiently cor | roborated by facts and evidence to warrant the conviction. g PART OF ROUTINE ATLANTA — (# — Hugh B. I'¥leece, regional manager of the | Home Owners Loan corporation, isaid the change in staff at the di- Ivisinn HOLC office at Macon was | “part of a routine program being |observed in the various districts.” | He said Glen Tiole, who has been | for more than a year distrlcti manager in charge of production, or loans, is no longer connected with the office, and that George { Jones is now heading the office as !district gervicing supervisor. | “The work of making loans is iahaut over,”, Fleece said, hence {Toole’s job is completed, while | Jones will continue with the grow ling' work of servicing property and jmaking collections. ‘ ! bt I | I I ON HEALTH BOARD | ATLANTA — (® — The ap ‘pointment of Dr. W: T. Edmunds. |an Augusta druggist, to a six-year {term on the state board of health %was announced Thursday at the igovernox"s office. ] UNITED MOTORS Service *GUIDE LAMPS CARTER EXIDE BATTERIES Carburetorg Service Station ' NOTICE—TO CAR OWNING PUBLICY | If you are the owner of an automobile—especially a I 3 ‘ ‘model, your car is equipped with Starter, Generator, Diss tributor, Lights, Horns, Carburetor, etc., which are m \ by factories we represent as Service Station in this 10-| cality. Quite often Free or Warranty Service is extended you on these units under certain conditions. FREE i?-‘, spection and advice is gladly given by our personnel o these services. Call at our shop for Free Inspection ane Information. " ATHENS BATTERY & SERVICE Co., INC. | Clayton and Thomas Streets i I ATHENS, GA—PHCNE 986 = a‘_” KLAXON HARRISON DELCO-LOVEJOY DELCO Warning Signals Radiators Shock Absorbers ‘ k CRUSHED COTTONSEED WASHINGTON. —(#P)—Cotton= seed crushed in August was re ported Thursday by the Census ‘Bureau to have totalle‘"!“,_ 3 tons compared with 198,193 tons in August last year. s FEGE Cottonseed on hand ai‘iﬁ! August 31 totalled 149,446 tohs; compared with 298,775 a ye: '3 ~:a o Cottonseed products manufactufs ed during August and on hand August 31 were: T i Crude oil produced, 43,659,597 pounds, compared with 59,534,151 in August last year, and on. hand 27,637,950 pounds, compared With 38,261,270 a year ago. i Refined oil produced, 38935488 pounds, compared with 50,069,8305 and on hand 344,600,449 pounds; compared with 540,912,320; +° = Cake and meal produced, 65,380 tons, compared with 89,980, ang on hand 178,358 tons, com ? with 94,595, ~ Hulls produced, 38,806 tons, compared with 54,154, and on han@ 72,007 tons, compared with 42,821 } Linters produced, 28,683 runnihi@ | bales, compared with 38,285, and on hand 63424 running = bRIeS lcompared with 70,352, h o i SLEEP WALKEM.:?.““{ 5 BRUNSWICK, Ga: — (#) — Walking in his sleep shortly after 3 o'clock Thursday mor & Howard, 35, left his secofd’ stor bedroom, reached . the ry( of: - front porch and from there leapédl or fell to the pavement below, sul tained two broken legs and a pdigh sible serious back injury. . '.-‘3’?'; Howard was found by Mr, anél Mrs. Robert Sapp, in whose hot Howard was a roomer, Thﬂ * 3 was awaken by groans of the His and immediately went to his bed |room. Finding the bed unoccu they looked from the window ahll saw him, dressed in hig, gleepi clothes, lying on the sidewalk. . Howard fell a distance ©f ahot twenty feet from the top of th roof of the porch after he stepp: togthe roof from the second. story | window, ! A% A STRIKE DECLARED . . NEW YORK. —(P)— 3& Idio operators who seek pay ° nereases and improved working “'é‘f&w: Thursday declared a strike a, steamship companies which ( no union agreement with the Am= erican Radio Telegraphists Assog - ation, + o TR Picket lines formed at the docks of five ships scheduled to sail to= day and officials said other pickets would go on duty at the six additional boats, T&. R b The strike call came despite an agreement reached early today bes' tween the Radio Marine Corporas tionand the Radio Operators union by which the union is recognizec in labor disputes, Db The Radio Marine Co,l;i tion had been accused of assigning strike-breakers to ships from which union men have left tbef,}' postss By the agreement, the b ;‘M company agreed to nomiﬁ# e only union operators for all of its 1% | 100 ship stations. e THE COOK’S STORY' DOWINGTOWN, Pa. a"(& George Yamada, the J&DEM " ; related in broken English hig ver= sion of what he knew of tw *f ing of Evelyn Hoey at the farm of Henry H. Rogers, jr. pout. “I only work in this het week. 1 see right way & kind of a house. It is drink, drink drink all the time. Tt is untiiyh say I going to quit. The ', A say she gave me mOTe MONEY. s “The lady is my boss. I tell he I don’'t want more money, Las night 1 know nothing. I hear ¥ shot. I'm in the Kkitchen: o & Then I hear people vell, yell, yel I run in and that’s all I know, onl they say lady is shot. I see her Iy ing there.” el S DAMAGES CHECKED ATLANTA — (P — Dgmage | houses in Florida and south Geg L g gia on which home owners: los corporation advances Were: mas was being checked this "“* J. Charters, regional recondition ing supervisor, and a representa tive of the regional insurance de: partment. 4 g The houses, estimated at' he: tween 700 and 1,000, were damaged in the recent hurricane that lash ed the two states. Only a few. the residences are in .soul _ Geor : LT gia. ; e Homes, on which HODﬁ, were made, are protected against storms by tornado insuranp&’, ! %M‘ owners needing funds to reston their dwellings can obtain “HOLC funds, Hugh B. Fleece, regic ‘ manager said. .gi,.«w POE FUNERAL HELD GOGGINS, Ga, — (®) j‘;xj“,iff‘- Poe, 69, former resident A.‘w ) was buried here Thursday "follo ing his death Tuesday.d.gz‘ ) member of a prominent | ;F family here. Survivors ,§ widow: a daughter, Miss Ou Poe, Macon teacher; and th "‘:;a Paul, Hugh and John EIl ‘, of . Macon. G DELCO-REMY Starting, Lighting, Ignition s PAGE THREE-A NORTH EAST Produc& i AUTOLITE = Boach & Fairbanks .+ TRICO. . ‘Morse Magnetos Windghield Wipers