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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1935. A 52 LY :,‘: G B \ 5 ) GHTDOAEd 1o 21 Wiy A T 0535 ; TR o G o ey S A e i G g PE TR Lo NI " e To h B ) i A i Pel eeLRPR IR VI 2SN, - bl BS T I R HEH ’AT B ] ) i s ] AR oWAT et ;%&' s PSSR, SRy RHARNP LO PR ity A cßinc) ."/ B it Ak USHIESE nabnoTiis (rir o« 8 D ) T SRR VW, 7g v on S 0 SRS § R SR AR S A Bay. P i : SR ¢ i R (R f&tﬂﬁ"};if‘&;}-f' & \ "l RT AN e ol e > . ) ‘ ) ; o it A% 7S L ; NBL e L Fe B R BIER ! £ W ey : Pl ; Y 570 V) £ o' : - j goS < . & . S A ? S - L = "W"K!i“‘»“‘]’\“ 2 wio ITR Y $ 4 N " o LI e SRS B b 3 Nly A kit | ! Y N LGS Se s TRO oOt 4 : v : i e |. ok K : SRR DRERIEE e, BIYo oe R AL SRS ' e e A : e ! JiE, ' ! r" B b ] ‘z“‘“" 4B /P s Kk i ;) = ¢ ¢; R oLT eLTA TN : URAE-L0 TIO ¢ iUI 190 £ % e AR Do ’,'\«j ; & TN TR IR |Le A(o RA G =R T N i . 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ALL WANT ADS are payable In advance. 75 WANT AD 75 PHONE R e MEAT CURING DO NOT bother with the work ttached to HOG KILLING time. all us for particulars about FREE ervice on all MEAT cured by us. A visit to our MEAT CURINC LANT wili eonvince you of the aving we can effect for you. We olicit your inspection of our mod n CURING PLANT where the roper temperature remaing the ame during the entire curing pe jod assuring you first class MEAT. ATLANTIC ICE & COAL CO. PHONE 1600 FOR SALE OR SALE—6V Crimp Galvanized Metal Roofing, complete stock If you buy wrong lengths we will exchange with you. This is a convenience not offered by the mail -order houses. Christian Hardware. SRR D A R EROOF AND REPAINT NOW-— 5% money, 8 yearg to pay, quick service. Flintkote Richardson Roofing and Sherwin-Willlams Paints, make a good combina tion. Christian Hardware, Phone 1300 FOR SALE—Austrian Feas, Hairy Vetch, Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, Beardless Barley, Abruzzi Rye. Seed Wheat and Seed Oats. We carry a complete line of general Hardware. Farmers Seed & Hard ware Co., Phone 1937, 343 East Broad street, Athens, Ca. 'OR SALE—Fordson tractor, with heavy-duty trailer; or will trade for truck or mules. See John R. Tarplay, College of Agriculture. OR SALE—Ford sedan, 4-doors, new bhatteries, mew tires, excel lent running condition. Reason r‘l; Room 410, Georgian Hotel. 'OR SALE—Abruzzi Rye; Co ker's Pedigreed Smut Resistant Oats: Coker’'s Strain Two Farm Relief Cotton Seed. Good seed mean increased yields. Garnett L. Daniel. OR SALE-—Special price thig week on concrete boxes, urns and other pottery T have left. L. E. Wolfe, ?‘m..; South Lumpkin street; phone 1786. R SALE—Four-whee] trailer in good condition. T. W. Chesnutt, 170 Barber street. ’ED MILLS FOR SALE—Again Jay Bee offers bargains in used nd new mills. Libera] terms, demonstration on request, For | tetails write District Manager, R. J. Weatherly, P. 0: Box 121 .\l:ym{.ui (;“. SALESMAN WANTED E NEED a good man in Clarke MERCOUNLY. Age between 25-45. Must 2;"\{‘“'"“‘- Average weekly income 1[ week. A real opportunity I @ hustler. J, M. Lewis, care the J. R, Watkins Co., 70 West : lowa, Memphis, Tenn. NOTICE Notica js hereby given that we Il make application tn the Mayor d Counci] of the City of Athens, °rgla, for a permit to erect a Nk-Car Type Filling Station to located on the south side of Oco " Sireet on the lot numbered 198 Ohee Street, according to the “Ffit lot numbering system of city, said application to be filed the November meeting of saic Yor and Council. Yhis October 26, 1935 ADVANCE OIL COMPANY b Atlanta, Ga. W. & Newton, Sgc. & Treas. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Farm Lands 52% Interest See ). T. Middlebrooks 301 AND 302 SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDING ATHENS, GEORGIA WANTED | WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD \ND SILVER AND PAY HIGH EST PRICE IN CASH J. BUSH, Jewcier 165 E. Clayton Streect By Authority of U. 8. Treasury WANTED TO TRADE—New Chev rolet DeLuxe Master 4-Door Se dan with trunk, for 1934 or 1933 used car. Fhone 272; Postoffice Box 378, Athens, Ga. LOOK! BARGAINS! AT THE OLD ARK! Deals in any old things. I'ays cash. Bring your odds and éndg to them and turn into cash. Antique chest of drawers. See Smith and trade. 249 North Thomas street. SHRUBBERY | FOR SALE-—Shrubbery in a large variety covering over 20 differ ant kinds with 200 pieces or more to choose from. Phone 362 or call at 140 Springdale Street. LOST LOST—Black Gladstone Bag con taining babies’ clothes, men's trousers, ladies’ cloththeg in Ath ens or road to Smithsonia. Re ward. Return to Banner-Herald. LOST—Elgin wristwatch, vicinity 386 Hill street. Finder please re turn to or phone Jerome West brook Pi Kappa Phi House. Re ward. : - DANCING NEW FEATURE added to the Jeffers Studio of Dancing: A course of Ballet, Acrobatic and Tap, including Ball Room. $4.00 monthly. Phone 1109-M., South Lumpkin street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I ¥OI LIEE TO DRAW, SKETCH OR PAlNT—Write for free talent test and art book. Federal Schools Inc., Dept. AB, Minneapolis, Minn. FOR RENT R FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, business couple or gentlemen, Hill street, P. O. Box 1028, RADIO Radio Repairs—Tubes Tested Telephone 491 H. C. TOWNS AT EPPES ELECTRIC CO. 133 JACKSON STREET SPECIAL NOTICE CITY TAXES The thirG installment of city taxes are due from October 15th to November Ist, inclusively. Tax pay ers who fail to pay on or before November Ist wil] have to pay §1.50 cost on fi fa which will be issued against al] delinquents. G. E. OFARRELL, City Marshal. EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Developing - 1-Day Service Kodaks for Rent PHONE 1066 CITIZENS PHARMACY " 7 E}Lm 18 g z%m i o ek e Lo ‘:‘:s npdlé k k) ‘;‘u: ! ]1 ';k‘ e L) |o % SRty N v ‘ X / For the first time e in typewriter his- ‘\\\)% tory, the famous R /7?(;‘, “floating shift’’ (-Lfc_ﬁga i sl * has been applied ‘\i«::‘:‘/" {/ to a low priced TR i CORONA! Wi ‘ The AT THE 50 | greatest Snm— | gottable NEW LOW value evi 9 :lond. PR'CE SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN . Adjustable touch, hinged . . paper table, large right and left platen knobs, easy piano key action, right and left margins, variabie line spacer. Carrying case included. FREE 5 DAY TRIAL—NO OBLIGATION. —~—nPHONE 77— The McGregor Co. ! KOLD-LAX | FOR WEEPING COLDS Gives relief from that chilly, aching feeling 'quickly. For sale by 'MOON-WINN DRUG Co. ‘—h———————-__‘ﬁ____ GIFTS Froß ALL OCCASIONS Are Prized When Bought From J. BUSH, Reliable JeWeler, 20 Years in Business in the Same Stand 1656 EAST CLAYTON ST. BURGLARY INSURANCE JESTER PROTECTION COSTS VERY LITTLE e S STORAGE MOVING — PACKING We Haul Anything Local and Long Distance STORAGE ADAMS TRANSFER CO. PHONE 656 LAMAR LEWIS CO. Athens’ Largest Shoe Store 5\ RS Nomore tired feet Here's a work or farm shoe that's designedto give honest-to-good ness comfort to the man who's on his feet for long hours. There nev er was a better shoe valve. And = — remember this — g ?E‘; we'll fit you right. R éi \\‘_) . ) . ZWRL RN ™= VA 2@/ 2 N o 4 s A Sion und T S T Nt L PN |¥, = N ‘mf;‘;!;f. (Y i, SN RT N M TS RSN e SRSUR S ONS TSR SR LAMAR LEWIS CO. Athens’ Largest Shoe Store 125 Clayton Street Athens, Ga. CRAWFORD COAL & MATTRESS WORKS ATHENS' OLDEST MATTRESS FACTORY! Satisfaction on All Work Guaranteed, “We Are Here to Stay.” Phone 157—414 Foundry Street THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA SHOE REPAIRING THOSE OLD SHOES—We do first grade, guaranteed shoe dyeing and repairing! Yes! We call for and deliver. J. L." Holcomb Shoe Shop Phone 1361. SPECIALS Used Knabe Upright Piano — First Class Condition—sl2s Used Pianos, $49.50 Up FREE MUSIC LESSONS THIS MONTH DURDEN MUSIC COMPANY SEEDS Austrian Peas, Hairy Vetch, Mixed Peas and Vetches, Oats, Wheat, Barley, Rye, Italian Rye Gress. All New Crop Seed. High Purity and Germination. WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR WHEAT AND OATS COFER SEED CO. East Broad Street . Athens, Ga. L ANSURANCE.. Fire — Wind Storm — Automobile — Accident REAL ESTATE SMITH & BOLEY Phone No. 9 268 N. Jackson St. DELCO-REMY Starting, Lighting, Ignition ; CAR OWNERS — NOTICE ; jlf you are the owner of an automobile—especially a late : | model, your car is equipped with Starter, Generator, Dis | tributor, Lights, Horns, Carburetor, etc., which are made| :iby factories we represent as Service Station in this lo [cality. Quite often Free or Warranty Service is extended you on these units under certain conditions. FREE in spection and advice is gladly given by our personnel on these services. Call at our shop for Free Inspection and Information. . ATHENS BATTERY & SERVICE Co., INC. Phone 986 o CLAYTON AND | OMAS STREETS D i e ————— | IXIDE BATTERIES S~rvicy Station ‘ CARTER I Carburetorg KLAXON HARRISON DELCO-LOVEJOY DELCO Warning Signals Virjiadiators Shock Absorbers Batteries The Difference Between Successrand Failure Is 10c. 1f You Earn $1 and Spend $1.05 that's Failure. 1f You Spend 95¢, that’s Success. For 104 Years America has Invested Safely and Pro fitably Under the Savings, Building and Loan Plan. i ) Safety of Your Investment Insured Up to $5,000 Why Not Start Today )1 U ' A 2 ) PHoNE 152 4/ . ATHENS 7 m - | EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (Formerly Mutual Building & Loan Association) Southeastern Stages — Bus Station Schedule Effective August 28 BUSES LEAVE ATHENS— -8:00 A.M.—|efferson, Cornelia, Asheville. 8:30 A.M.—Macon, Tallahassee, Jacksonville. 9:35 A.M.—Atlanta, and All Points West. 10:05 A.M.—Augusta, Savannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville, Waycross, Charleston, Wi ilmington. 12:12 P.M.—Charlotte, Asheville, Washington 1:25 P.M.—Atlanta, and Points West. 1:40 P.M.—Gainesville, Young Harris, and Murphy. 2:00 P.M.—Macon, Thomasville, Jacksonville. 2:40 P.M.—Atlanta, and All Points West. 3:27 P.M.—Anderson, Columbia. 4:05 P.M.Augusta, Savannah, Charleston. 4:15 P.M.—Monroe, Atlanta, Points West. 6:25 P.M.—Atlanta, and All Points West. 7:57 P.M.—Anderson, Greenville, Charlotte. 8:50 P.M.—Atlanta, and All Points West. 9:25 P.M.—Augusta, Waycross, Jacksonville, Columbia. Main Station, 170 College Avenue —PHONE 626— , HAT SALE 4 200 New Sample Hats—sl.9s, $5.00 Beautiful Fabric Gloves—sl.wo | We Clean, Block and Remodel Old | Hats—soc and SI.OO ! THE STYLE SHOP | MISS SUSIE WELLS { HIND’S HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM — 50c¢ Improved . . . Non-Sticky. With FREE Hind’s | Dispenser. REID DRUG CO. ’ MILLEDGE PHARMACY UNITED™ SERVICE . Entre Nous to Give Play Twice This Week In Mell Auditori Shirley Orr, popular Athens High school student will take the part of Susan in the Entre Nous play “Black-Eved Susan”, which will be pl‘csgntexl at Mell auditorium Thursday, Oect. 381 and Friday, Nov. 1. | ; | Playing oppogite '‘Misgs Orr, in the role of Phil Langdon, dash ing young newspaper reporter, iz ' Ralph Cartledge, also well known to Athenians. | Miss Orr and Mr. Cartledge will | be supported by an excellent cast | —all going in to give the audience ‘an excellent program of music and | drama. . W . THE WORLDS GREATEST RADIO VALUE Whereelseinall the world can so much radio be lboijc%hct;fom gt SO little! r- Pamad 8§ Geous cabinet g% i \‘*t }'g with airplane R 8 @ dial. Receives -:;’j;§§-: ggj ® standard «: a@e 8 American | e bgg@q;’ ; pol ; ce, B s TR ER R amateur, iR § ! gviaateiérn | - - broad- When you see and casts. hear the Crosley Fiver you'll hardly be lievethat this low price is possible. @ Brunson Furniture Co. 459 EAST CLAYTON STREET —PHONE 100— NORTH EAST Productg AUTOLITE Bosch & Fairbanks TRICO - Morse Magnetos Windshield Wiporsl THE SAFEST PLACE TO BUY A '33 PONT!AC COACH ... $325 '34 PONTIAC SEDAN, 2-d, with radio .. .. $576 '34 PONTIAC SEDAN, 2-d $546 '34 PONTIAC SPT. CPE. $545 '33 PONTIAC SPT. CPE. $375 '33 DODGE TRUCK .. .. $346 '29 CHRYSLER SEDAN . $175 '34 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, with radio .. .. ... .. $528 '32 PLYMOUTH SEDAN . $195 '34 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 2.d00r .ol i '34 PLYMOUTH COACH . $475 132 BUICK SEDAN .. .. $49 '3l BUICK SEDAN .. .. $275 28 BUICK COACH .. .. $9 30 BUICK SEDAN .. .. $246 31 Dodge Sedan.... ......$395 29 Chrysler 5edan..........5175 *33 Ford Sedan.... .... ..$395 29 Ford Tudor.... .......,$146 28 CHEVROLET COACH $ 50 '35 OLDS T SEDAN, almost new .. .... .. $995 '33 OLDS T SEDAN, radio $495 PACKARD PHAETON, with radio .. .. .. .. .. $495 PACKARD SEDAN, Club $486 PACKARD SEDAN .. .. $49 '34 STUDEBAKER SEDAN, with radio .. .. .. .. $595 '35 FORD DEL. COUPE, with radio .. .. .. .. $566 '32 FORD SEDAN .. .... $245 We will not refuse any reason able oger on these used cars. Georgia Mot ‘NC. Broad and Lumpkin . Phones 741 and 700 1,; -~ ATTENTION CO-EDS! ST LET'S GET ACQUAINTED . . . . M ® —~) SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE (DRY)...........66c M @ MARCEL...... .ooovn coverns sonneeenn....sl.oo N P MANICURE ...... ..svsissss sdes ot 0l . 006 Y PHONE 1861—FOR APPOINTMENT \ LABELLE BEAUTY SALON ’\Qaj 156 COLLEGE AVENUE FOR SALE 25 H. P. Electric Motor 1933 Ford Del Luxe Sedan Delivery 1933 172-Ton Dodge Truck 1928 Ford Tudor Sedan—sl2s 1931 12-Ton International Truck 21,000 Feet of Lumber JOE SHEPHERD OCONEE AND BROAD STREET -—PHONE 997 Young People Will Present Program at Young Harris Church “With One Voice” will be pre sented at Young Harris church tonight at 8 o'clock at the regular sermon hour by the young people of the Young Harris church. Athens' widely known A, M. E. churca choir will be first on the program. For the past ten years the Athens choir has won the state championship among color ed church choirs, repeating the feat again this year. When this choir appeared some two months ago at Young Harris church the seating capacity was taxed to the utmost. . ~ The sketch to be given by the voung people emphasizes child thuod and youth week at the church. It is intended to suggest in simple dramatic form, some of llhe character-forming influences and the possibiliies of a united reffort on the part of eniightened community groups to remold these influences after a more Christian pattern. Rev. L, B. Jones extends to all church members and to the gen eral public a cordial invitation and said that the entire program for tonight will be found in the Sunday school annex. A lannel cloth dipped in oat meal makes a good cleaner for painted woorwork. The Chinese make gelatin from dried fins of sharks. ——— e T e e Six million American hunters paid nearly $9,000,000 for state li censes in 1933. . ! ANNOUNCEMENTS ‘ FOR MAYOR i I hereby announce my candidacy !for the Democratic nomination forl lMayor of Athens, subject to the‘ rules and regulations of {he Demo !rratic Executive Committee. I will |appreciate the support of the peo ilple. i A. G. DUDLEY. i FOR MAYOR | To the Citizens of Athens: | I respectfully announce myself a | candidate for Mayor of - Athens, | subject to the primary to be called |by the Executive Committee, and lisolicit the support of the voters. | T. 8. MELL. |FOR ALDERMAN—FIRST WARD | I respectfully announce ag & can |didate for alderman from the First |Ward, city of Athens, in the pri im:u-y election to be held on No i\-vmber 26, 1935. If chosen to suc lceed myself in this office I promise to faithfully and impartially dis | charge my duties as in the past. I iwill appreciate the influénce and “vote of every citizen in the ward. | W. H. PAUL. ' ALDERMAN—FIRST WARD }' 1 wish to announce my candidacy ;t‘or alderman from the First Ward, isubject to the rules and regulations |of the Democratic Frimary to be |held November 26. If elected, I twill do all in my power in upbuild }'ing the First Ward and anything lfor the betterment of the city as a {whole. . ; PRYOR F. JOHNSON. ] FOR ALDERMAN ‘ 1 hereby announce my candidacy |for the office of Aldermanfrom the ll‘hird ward, subject to the rules !and regulations as promulgtted by || the City Demoeratic = Executive | Committee. 1 will appreciate the !support and votes of the citizens ot {our ward. ! J [ GEORCE C. ARMSTRONG. e e e FOR ALDERMAN-—4TH WARD 1 1 hereby announce my candldwcy‘ for the Democratic nomination for city council from the Fourth wand, subject to the rules and regulations of the city primary to be held No vember 26. I respectfully solicit the |support of the citizens ! THOMAS L. ELDER. i ALDERMAN—4TH WARD ! I hereby announce my candidacy | for re-election for Alderman from | 4th ward. Subject to the rules and |regulati¢;ns of the Demoecratic Pri~ |ma,r.v to be held Nov. 26th. I will | appreciate your support and vote. | R. W. PHILLIPS. PAGE SEVEN F.D.R. COMMITTEES SELECTED SATURDAY (Continuea Irrom' Page One) man; E. F. O'Connor, jr., Savans nah; Sidney G. Simmons, Colums« bus; Harry 1.. Holley, Macon and Jesse R, Farr, Augusta, A% Civic clubs committee: A, Pratt Adams and Ed B. McCuen, Sa vannah; John T. Cleckley, Augus ta; Gordon . Singleton, Macon, and George F. Singer, Columbus County officials committee: Tate Wright, Athens; J.° J. Boughman, Savannah; A. W, Solcmon, Sas vannah; James W, rEstes, . Macon; J. 8.-Yates, Macon; -C. M. Stra han, Athens. el & A Distinguished hostess committee: Mrs. Marion Allen,. Muledm? chairman; Miss Mattie K. Bailey and Mrs. George Barnes, qu:ﬁj bus; Mrs. A. H. Brenner, Augus ta; Mrs. Julian Hartridge lﬁﬂ Mrs. Charles Hagon, 'Sé.vanlg,ll: Mrs. Robert Halliburton and Mrs W. D. Lamar, Macon, - $o Mrs. A. B. Lovett ‘and - Mrs. Frank Meclntyre, Savannah; Mrs. T. H. McHatton, Athens; Mrs, A. . McGehee and Mrs. Viola Ross Napier, Macon; Mrs. David Nach man, Augusta; Mrs. H, W. Pat terson, Columbus; Mrs. T, W. Reed, Mrs. H, B. Ritchie and Mrs. Claude C. Smith, Athens; Miss Mabel Claire Speth and Mrs, Lou ise Roos, Savannah; Mrs. J. R. Proffitt, Columbus; Mrs. J. B« Wingo, Savannah; Mrs, Louise Waxelhaum, Macon, and Mrs. Wheeler Tolbert, Columbus.: FUNERAL NOTICES Ll R e (COLORED) 2 s MCGUIRE—The friends and rela tives of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill, Mr. Robert and Ollie Janes, Mr. and Mrs. Will Janes, Mrs. Mary Geer and family, Mr, and Mg;'s. Andrew Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. lda Lee of Athens, Mrs. Alice Partlow of Basly, 8. C., Mr. and Mrs., Will Mercier also of Easly, 8. C.; Mrs. Alice Booker, Rev. P. T. Gallatt of Augusta, Ga.; Mr. Johnnie Gallatt and Mrs. Rachel Mercier and family are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs., ¥annie McGuire, Sunday, Oct. 27, 1935 at 3 o'clock at Hill's Chapel Baptist church. pallbearers will be officers of the church and are requested te meet at Mack & Payne’s at 2:8% o'clock. Rev. M. Tate officiat ing, assisted by Rev. J. B. Reid. Interment in Spraulding ceme tery. Mack and Payne in charge. (COLORED) HILL—Mrs. Julia Fields Hill, of Jersey City, N. J., formerly pﬁt' Athens, departed this life Oeto ber 23. She is survived by the following relatives: ~Mrs. Bessie Brown, Mrs. Susie Gant, Mr. Jerry Fields, of Jersey City, N.J., Mrs. Minnie Graham, Mr. and Mrs., John W. Hutcherson and family, Mr. Henry Fields and family, Mrs. Maggie Dalton, Mrs. Mary Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Pleas ant Hull, Mrs. Lila Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Hardman and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. H.v good, all of Athens, are invited to attend her funeral this Sun day at 3 o'clock p.m. from St. Mark A.M.E. church. The Rev. E. Adams and Rev. Lawrence, of Winder, Ga., wil] officiate. Inter ment will be in Spaulding ceme tery. Peoples Undertaking Co, in charge. : NOTED POET SPEAKS DECATUR, Ga.—(#)~Miss Nell White of Talladega, " Ala., presi dent of the Lecture Association at Agnes Secott college; here announ ced Saturday. Rocbert Frost, noted poet, would appear at the college on-the evening of Nov., 7. The poet will deliver a publie ! lecture in the gymnasium on the college campus., Thornton Wilder, novelist, will appear atthe college in February. » Railroad Schedules SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Arrival and Departurs of Trains Athens, Georgia . Leave for Richmond, Washington, New York and Eagt— e AW 3:04 P. M. Alr Conditioned. . : 9:11 P, M. Air Couditioned. Leave for Atlanta, South and West?: 4:17 A. M. : 5:52 A. M. Air Conditioned. 2:30 P. M. Air conditioned. Leave for. . Elberton, Greenwood Monrve, N, C. (Local) 10:50. A. M. i Leave for Winder, Lawrencevills, : Atlanta (Leecal.) 4 5:00 P, M. . GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND Leavs Athens g . No. 2 for Gainesville— 7:45 &, m, No. 12 for Gainesville—lo:46 a. m. Arrive Athens 1 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 60 Leaves Athens 11:00 &, m. SOUTHERN RAILWAY s Lula=—North—South Depart— —Arrive §:25 a. m. 11:20 a. m, 1:30 p.m. 4:36 p.m. J. L. Cox, Assistant General Freight-Passenger Agent Telephone 81 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Leave Athens e Daily (Except Sunday) €:3O a. m. and 4:15 p. m. Bunday only !z“‘x m. end 4:00 Arrive Athens Dally