Georgia Historic Newspapers

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: PHONE
LOST
LOST 100-foot rubber electric
cable in vicinity of Milledge and
Lumpkin or on Broad street. Re
| ward. Phone 1877.
1 08T—Large male black and white
. Qetter: head almost solid black.
| Answers name of “Timer.” Had
on collar with license number 722
and vaccination tag number 428,
Phone 1929 or 1141. Reward.
LOST—Dark-rimmed glasses, black
leather case. Either in postoffice
or on street leading to Co-Op Cah
Co. Reward for return to desk
at Holmal Hetel. Zethy] Harris.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—BSV Crimp Galvanized
Metal Roofing, complete stock.
It you buy wrong lengths we will
exchange with you. This is &'
convenience not offered by thei
mail order houses. Christian |
Hardware. i
Sme— T ———r |
REROOF AND REPAINT NOW- |
5% money, 8 yearg to pay, quick
service. Flintkote Richardson
Roofing and Sherwin-Williams '
Paints, make a -good combina |
tion. Christian Hardwares, Pbom{
1300, i
m—— L |
OR SALE—Remington Kleanbore
Shur Shot, Nitro Club, and Arrow
( sShells. See us for prices on
t Farmers Seed & Hard
e Co., Phone 1937, 343 Broad
FOR SALIE—I93S Dodge Business
Coupe perfect condition; driven
3100 miles. Phone 1814,
AUCTION SALE OF LAND
I w ffer for sale at auction on
Siturday, November 23, 160 acres of
lind in Wolfskin district. Also some
'm stock, corn and hay.
J. F. BUTLER,
Route No. 1, Arnoldsville, Ga.
WANTED
WE BUY OLD SCRAP GOLD
AND SILVER AND PAY HIGH
EST PRICE IN CASH
J. BUSH, Jeweier
165 E. Clayton Street
By Authority of U. 8. Treasury
WANTED—OLD STAMPS
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OLD ENVELOFPES or folded let
ters dated before 1890 with stamps
or before stamps. Write CMF, 632
Oglethorpe or phone 1534.
SALESMEN WANTED
WANTED—Two men for sales work
In city. Must have neat appear-
Nce and ability to sell. Apply
0 Mr. Gaddis after 7:00 p.m
Wednesday. 189 West Dougherty
street |
WANTED—To buy Pressurz Cook
_ls. Phone 1039. |
SALESMEN WANTED
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HIGH-TYPR Security Salesmen;
EXCELLENT proposition: leads
furnished. Athens territory. Box
4-0, care Banner-Herald. |
FOR RENT |
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FoR RENT-—Four room house, all
‘lveniences. Garage. Large lot
M good condition. $22.50. Phone
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 1'00"1!
‘I Private home; all (‘(m\'()niom'vs.j
Lhone 1035-w, i
‘5‘5"2,77-L_\X for colds. (;F‘Orfii.’ll
Mggist, after filling thousands of |
escriptions during epidemics, [
('-_“ inded this wonderful prep
“Ation for instant relief. Give it a|
tria] ‘
Moon-Winn Drug Co. |
GIFTS FOR 3
ALL OCCASIONS i
Are Prized When i
Bought From i
J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler, |
20 Years in Business in i
~ the Same Stand |
'65 EAST CLAYTON ST. i
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50 Christmas Cards
With Envelopes
Your Name Imprinted
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Fire — Wind Storm —- Automobile — Accident
REAL ESTATE
SMITH & BOLEY
Phone No. 9 268 N. Jackson St. §
DELCO-REMY UNITED N_OET:I EAST
Starting, Lighting, m o roductg
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| CAR OWNERS — NOTICE
|lf ycu are the owner of an automobile—especially a late
imodcl, your car is equipped with Starter, Generator, Dis
itributor, Lights, Horns, Carburetor, -ete.,, which are made|
by factories we represent as Service Station in this lo
"cality. Quite often Free or Warranty Service is exténded
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 CLAYTON AND
THOMAS STREETS |
ie e S S L e D e
CARTER Scrvice Station
Carburetorg S3iIY3.LIVE 3IAIX:
KLAXON . HARRISON DELCO-LOVEJOY DELCO
Wavtning Signals Radiators Shock Absorbers Batteries
Southeastern Stages — Bus Station
Schedule Effective August 28
BUSES LEAVE ATHENS—
-8:00 A.M.—]Jefferson, 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,
Wilmington. .
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—
;\s;;g’\ Distinctive Xmas Cards
%’f: \ Always Found at @
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L) McGregor's
" Attractive Stock Cards
—and—
Individual Engraved and Printed
Cards for Your Selection
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! i
The
McGregor Co.
f Fresh Shipment
- “Marie Earle Toiletries’
| Exclusive Agents
| Phone 67 cr 68
' _Moon-Winn Drug Co
COAL...and... WOOD
REAL QUALITY FUEL
PROMPT DELIVERY
—PHONE 157—
Crawford Coal & Mattress
Works
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Electric Refrigerators
PRICES REDUCED
Any Style
ECONOMY AUTO
STORES
Athens, Ga.
You Can Now Get Your
Favorite Orchestra on
Decca Records for 35¢
New Popular Sheet
Music 35¢ per Copy
3 for SI.OO
DURDEN MUSIC
COMPANY, INC.
459 Clayton St.—Athens, Ga.
MUST GO!
See amd Try Out These
Used Cars Before You
Buy!
YOUR GAIN---
- - - OOUR LOSS!
Come in Now for a
Real Buy!
1932 Ford Tud0r............326
1933 V-8 Ford Tudor.. ....$395
1930 Ford Sport Coupe..... .$195
1931 Chevrolet C0upe........5245
1933 Chevrolet 5edan........5395
1934 Chevrolet Coach.. ....$495
1934 Pontiac C0ach.........5495
1931 Ford Tut10r...... ...... 3208
1934 Chevrolet Coupe... ..$465
1929 Chevrolet 5edan........5145
1934 Ford Coupe.... .......$425
1933 Ford Panel Truck.... .$275
OTHERS OF EQUAL VALUE
TO CHOOSE FROM
BRUNSON MOTOR
COMPANY
EASY G.M.A.C. TERMS
180 — WASHINGTON — 180
THE BARGAIN SPOT OF
ATHENS
Bosch & Fairbanks TRICO
Morse Magnetos Windshield Wipen‘
LAMAR LEWIS CO.
Athens’ Largest Shoe Store
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lo more
tired feet
Here's @ work or farm shoe that's
designed to give honest-to-good
ness comfort to the mon who's on
his feet for long hours. There nev
or was @ better shoe volve. And
ey—— . remember this —
‘\ ] we'll fit you right.
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LAMAR LEWIS CO.
Athens’ Largest Shoe Store
125 Clayton Street
Athens, Ga.
SILVER-MARSHALL, HOWARD RADIOS®
THE ATHENS HARDWARE CO.
Safety of Your Investment Insured Up to $5,000
WHY //////% ’//’ PHONE 1521
NOT /,,////////’”/,/’////?//A AR
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0| [EDERAL SAVINGS
TODAY? /AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
: (Formerly Mutual Building & Loan Association)
- ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
Mayor of Athens, subject to the
irules and regulations of the DPemo
'cratic Executive Committee. I will
‘appreciate the support of the peo
ple.
A. G. DUDLEY.
FOR MAYOR
To the Citizens of Athens:
I respectfully announce myselft a
icandidate for Mayor of Athens,
subject to the primary to be cailed
by the Executive Committee, and
isollcit the support of the voters.
| T. 8. MELL.
FOR ALDERMAN—FIRST WARD
I respectfully announce as a can
didate for alderman from the Flirst
Ward, city of Athens, in the pri
mary election to be held on No
vember 26, 1935. If chosen to suc
ceed myself in this office I promise
to faithfuuly and impartiaily dis
charge my duties as in the past. 1
will appreciate the influénce and
vote of every citizen in the ward.
W. H. PAUL.
’ ALDERMAN—FIRST WARD
I wish to announce my candidacy
i for alderman from the First Ward,
‘subject to the rules and regulations
]or the Democratic Frimary to be
neld November 26. If elected, 1]
lwill do all in my power in upbuild
‘ing the First Ward and anything
!ror the betterment of the city as a
whole. |
‘ PRYOR F. JOHNSON.I
| FOR ALDERMAN . |
f I hereby announce my candidacy
|for the office of Alderman from the
| Third ward, subject to the rules
| and regnlations as promu!gttéd by
‘the City Democratic Executive
Committee. I will appreciate the
*support and votes of the citizens of
our ward. ‘
| ___GIORGE C. ARMSTRONG.
| FOR ALDERMAN—4TH WARD
| I hereby announce my ecandidacy
I for the Democratic nomination fori
!clty council from the Fourth ward,
fsubject to the rules and regulations‘
lof the city primary to be held Naq
!vember 26. I respectfully solicit thel
isupport of the citizens |
1 . THOMAS L. ELDER.,
| ALDERMAN—4TH WARD
! 1 hereby announce my candidacy
ifor re-election for Alderman from |
4th ward. Subject to the rules and#
!regu]ations of the Democratie Pri-'
mary to be held Nov. 26th. I will;
iapprm‘iafe your support and vote. |
| R. W. PHILLIPS. l
EASTMAN KODAKS
AND SUPPLIES
Developing - 1-Day Service
Kodaks for Rent
PHONE 1066
CITIZENS PHARMACY
BURGLARY INSURANCE
JESTER
PROTECTION
COSTS VERY LITTLE
Personal Christmas Cards,
Your Name Imprinted.
Many Styles—Ask to Sec
Samples
McGREGOR’S
MOVING
STORAGE)
MOVING — PACKING
We Haul Anything
Local and Long Distance
STORAGE
ADAMS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 656
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Farm
Lands :
512 % Interest
See
J. T. Middlebrooks
301 AND 302
SOUTHERN MUTUAL
BUILDING
ATHENS, GEORGIA
A Story Teller
HORIZONTAL
1 Story teller in
“Arabian
Nights.”
11 Toward.
13 To hoist.
14 Molding.
15 Beret.
16 Uncommon.
17 Oat grass.
18 Shoe bottom.
19 Distinctive
theory,
20 Cubic meter
21 Challenger.
22 Northeast.
23 Play.
24 Pacifies.
25 Spreads as
an arch.
26 Printing term.
28 Coast.
29 She was sen
tenced to die
in the —
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31 Man-eating
fish
32 Sicknesses.
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PAIIINTIEIRI [EITICIHIEIRIS]
33 Pedal digit.
34 To push.
35 Public garden
tracts,
36 Hail!
37 Anxieties,
39 Note in scale,
40 Inn.
41 Bird.
42 Naval assist
ants.
43 Soft food.
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Boy Scout Troo
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At Silve i
At Silver Springs
Troop One, B. 8. A., of Athens
has made final arrangements in
their plans to spend the Thanks
giving holidays encamped at Silver
Springs, Florida.
Oliver Allen, Scoutmaster, an
nounced last nigh that he had se
cured transportation in a school
bus whereby the long-awaited trip
could be made. About 15 Scouts
in full uniform accompanied by two
adults will make the trip leaving
Athens early 'Thursday morning
and returning Sunday. This is one
of the most educational and irter
esting rips to be made by Scouts
in the south. Silver Springs is the
largest fresh water spring in the
world and has become a national
ly known attraction for tourists in
Florida. |
Expenses for this trip will be.
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Nancy was going to her first big party, going te
wear her first real evening dress.
It would have been wonderful, except that the boy
Nancy was in love with would .be there—with an
other girl.
Nancy’s problem is one of those involved in the
romantic new serial by Mary Raymend, “With All
My Love.” It begins
Answer to Previous Puzzle
44 She was the
VERTICAL
1 To flinech.
2 To stop.
3 Damage. -
4 First woman
5 Pronoun.
6 Wanderers,
7 To prevent.
8§ Temperature
region.
PROMINENT MAN DIES
JESUP, Ga. —(#)— Thomas T.
Dent, 76, prominent farmer of
Wayne county, died at his home
Tuesday. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday afterncon, The
widow, nine children, and 34 grand
children survive.
COLLECT OLD BOOKS
LAGRANGE. Ga. — (&) ——v That
needy children may hayve neces
sary books .for school this winter
the child welfare section of La-
Grange Woman’s cluhs is canvass
ing the city to collect old schoo!
books.
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paid by the Troop treasury from
money that was raised by the boys
themselves last year to send a
representative to the National‘
Jamboree in Washington whichl
was called off in the summer be
cause of the infantile paralysis
“scare”’ according to Scoutmaster
Allen
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AT STATION WTFI
Eastern Standard Time ¢
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Wednesday, November 20, 1935
I:oo—Musical Serapbook.
I:ls—Duke Ellington,
4:3o—World Review.
s:oo—Gallant.- Belk Shoppers
Guide. !
s:3o—Lawrence Quintet,
H:4s~—Dorsey Brothers.
6:oo—Sam Sheats. .
6:30-—Chevrolet Musical Moments,
6:4s—Guy Lombardo, ;
7:oo—Voluntary Religious ASso
ciation.
7:ls—Banner-Herald Newscast.
7:3o—Pluto Program.
7:4s—lred Waring.
B:oo—Empty Stocking Frolic.
Thursday, November 21, 1935
B:oo—Sign On. 455
B:ol—Around the Breakfast Tas
ble.
9 Wing.
10 To accomplish
11 She told ——
at night.
12 Sheaf,
15 Torture.
17 To make
amends.
18 Ragout.
20 Fire particle.
21 Mends.
23 Fern seed.
24 Stringa.
25 Te tremble.
26 People.
27 To consume.
28 Forcible push.
29 Fungus.
30 To depart.
31 Shhows mercy
td.
32 Embrace. .
35 Church plate.
37 Musical term.
38 To expect.’
40 Strike.
41 Simpleton,
42 Dye.
43 3.1416.
B:ls6—Hal Kemp. e
’) B:3o—Banner-Herald Newscast.
' B:46—Fan Mail Man. e
- 9:oo—Popular Tunes. .
| 9:ls—Melody Palette. e
| 9:3o—lsham Jones. e
| 10:00—Bing Crosby. e
10:15—George Olsen. B
10:30—Lawrence Quintet, s
- 10:45—Musical Auction. B
11:00—Tonic Tunes. G
11:15—World Book Man. "","’"fi
11:20-—Concert Orchestra.,
11:30—Co-Ed Hour. R
il:l4s—Co-Ed Hour. T
12:00—Crunow Frolics. g
Afternoon : !
12:156—Interlude. o
12:20—Farm Flashes, g e
12:30-~Little Church in the ifl,fi
woods. ke ":E
I:oo—Ray Porter, s
-I:ls—Banner-Herald News ast.
1:30—Bob Crosby’s Orcm““"if
I:4s—Eddie Duchin. Bl
2:oo—McKinney's Orchestras ’ffi
2:ls—Paths of Memory. oy
2:3o—Pop Concerts g
3:oo—Frank Fuller, Teard
3:ls—Casa Loma Orchestra,
3:3o—Souvenirs of Songs. A
4:4s—The Atlanta Georgian Globe
Trotter. e
4:oo—~New Tunes for Old.
4:ls—Baly Brothers. %
4:3o—Arcadians. s
4:4s—DMelodious Melodies. 8
i:oo—Gallant-Belk Shoppers Guide
s:3o—Fireside Quartette, ;
6:oo—Guy Lombardo. {
6:3o—Dixie Cotton Pickers. :
6:4s—Dixie Cotton Pickers. ¥
I:oo—Lets Go Places. ¥
7:ls—Banner-Herald Newscast. °
£:oo—Smpty Stocking. Fdn-Frolie,
ALL'S WELL, ALMOST
‘ PLYMOUTH, Mass.—(#)—Char
{les Moning, [Plymouth’s official
| skunk catcher who recently was
|presented with badge, gun and
i atomizer, reports 75 skunks were
|killed last week and given anotefi
|er month, “we'll drive the last
| skunk from the residential gistriet
|back into the tall woods.” . . .
| P. S.: Moning hasn‘t gone jnto
| action yet, Joseph Dupree o6f fi‘al
| fax has been, having so much"';!fin
imaking the Kkills. 9
| UNDEFEATED IN EAST
| LAFAYETTT, Ind — Since No
|'ble Kizer became head coach in
| 1930, Purdue Universiy hasn't 108
!a footblal game in the east. *
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