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SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1936.
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Rev.D.C. Wright and
Fritz Thompson Tal
mpson Talk
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Over Radio for Scouts
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i By LSW REMBER
! Scouting builds into each Scout
fa better fi»of;, a better eitizen, undl
& Dbetter ?nun." in making out of|
;vm-_v 'Uby (who hecomes a Scout an |
rlisg:h, an’ artist and an ’.n'vhi-;l
tect, * Ssabd-fthe Rev. Davida C.|
Wright, rector of the I'Jmmunut‘:!
Episcopal cditch, in a radio ad- |
dress last night over WTFI. i
| Using as-his subject, “Scouting, |
As a Scoutmaster Sees It.” thel
Reverend Wright gave the third of |
2 series of five talkg on S(~outiug!
and its value ty boys and to lhe!
¢ommunity. |
. Monday ' é&vening, at 8 o'clock |
Preston M. Almand, chairman |
Court of Honor, Surllwufl(ieurgirg
Area, .will ..speak on WTFI oni
#What Scouting Means to Ath- |
Bhet oyl i
{ An_artigdn, the Reverend Wright
defined as a man who works. Ani
artist, he said, is a man why not |
only works, but works well. Anl
architect, he added, is a man who
- builds. 3 g
.~ “As a Scoutmaster,” the rector|
gaid, " “TI 'see the boys of every:
Scout troop walking into these |
three A’s of living: Artist, Al'tiszm!
and Architect, {
| ¥I .geq ya boy working for me|
as he w"gn‘l work for his parents |
and school _teachers. 1 see him be- !
coming a gentleman in thought;
a.nd in word and in deed.” i
: From hig Own experience \\‘ith:
Scouts as a Scoutmaster, the Rev-|
erend Wright stated that “there
isn’t o day goes by but what the |
Scouts (;f'éjffiibn,; do a good nn-n]
daily and enter into some activity |
to help them advance from yank |
“to rank in the Scout merit-badse¢
program_of character building.” !
iNo matter who the boy is,' he|
spid, all he needs to become 2/
Spout is to be 12 years old and to|
have 50 cents in his pocket. :
{ln a radio address over WTET!
Friday night, J. Fritz Thompson. |
G_eorgia,?ow&*r Company, in sum-|
marizing -the value of the Scout)
programn, sald: |
(f%ln giving the boys of Athens |
and neighboring districts an or- |
ganization of their own, S(-outin;té“
offers to them the same valuable |
‘and necessary medium for com-“
munity service and good fellowship |
as do the various local civie clubs|
and social fraternities to men.” |
Some of the important civie
service aetivities of Scout troops
in the Northeast Georgia Area
which Mr. Thompson pointed oul}
were: aiding in Gainesville disas
ter relief; directing traffic at!
schools;z@istgibuting health circu-
Jars; putting up Red Cross post-|
érs; planting dogwood trees alun:l:
the highways; checking up on the|
danitation of the community; and|
she rendering of varioug good|
furns to sponsoring institutions. « |
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Mother's Day Program |
Will Be Presented at
~ Union This Afternoon
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[ UNION FCUA\L\II'.\'IT\'.——.SDBC'%
‘;‘ial .\lnt)&i‘s'; Day services will bel
foffered at CUnion church, in ()CU-|
Inee county, this afternoon begin-;
g wt-=s=o'clock, according to l
Miss Rena Parsons, of L'nioni
Community . |
Sfindz,\y. school services will be !
held aftét the special services. |
£ Akpumbes; of persons in this com- |
& Aunity ‘are taking part on the |
program. ‘
@ss {TO SPEAK AGAIN
ATLANTA — (P -— Governor|
~ugene “Talmadge announced Sat-|
urday he ~would make another |
Jrnhis series of radio addresses on|
e, state’s affairs over Stulion'
WSB next Triday night at 9:30-
10:00 Atlanta Daylight time.
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CARD OF THANKS
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in the death of our father and |
grandfather, M. J. G. Wallace, |
we have come to know the true |
meaing of friends: because it |
was through Kkindness and sym- |
pathy extended to each of us!
during the sad hours of life. that |
brought us face to face with his '
and our frineds, who so tenderly |
offered their services in our lr_\‘-l
ing hours. We wish to express!
our sincerest gratitude and ap-l
preciation to all. May God lxl(-ss!
and repay you in your every \\ulk]
of life for your kindness and ser- |
vice and your beautiful floral uf-’
ferings. i !
MR . AND.-MRS. O, E. EPPB |
and Family. |
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FUNERAL NOTICES |
(COLORED)
CLARK.—AMr. ‘Robert E. Clal'kl
of Oconee county died Yast
Tuesday at 10:30 p. m. The
funeral will be held from th?
Shady Grove Baptist chureh, |
Oconee county, today (Sunday), !
May 10th, 1936, at 2:00 p. m.]
Rev. C. H. Powell will offi
ciate., He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Rosetta E. Clark of
(_)conee county; one daughter,
Mrs. Rosetta M. Ryan of De
troit, Mich.; two sons, Messrs.
Willid T®.3and Robert J. Clark,
Jr., of Oconee county: datgh
ters-in-law, Mrs. Furrior Clark
and Mrs. Mattie L. Clark. Oco- ‘
nee county; three brothérs, Mr.
George Thomas, Athens; Mr.
Tommie Thomas, Watkinsville;
Mr. John Thomas, Atlanta: sis
ter, Miss Martha Clark of
Clarke county; three sisters-in
law, Mrs. Mattie Thomas, Ath
ens; Mrs. Mary L. Thomas,
——-a¢lanta; Mrs. Annie L. Tho
mas, Watkinsville. Interment in
Brown Chapel cemetery, Bishop,
_ Ga. Mack and Payne.
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75 WANT AD 75
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| For Sale
FOR SALE—Merritt’s 678 Cotton
Seed, early maturing, long staple,
sells at a premium. Gantt Flant
ers and Fertilizer Distributors
and Corn Flanters insure better
stands, Christian Hardware,
Broad Street.
| FOR. SALE-—1935 Chevrolet Mas
ter Coach. Has been run hardly
| more than enough to break it
Lidn, Come see the wonderful buy
we can give in this car. Dixie
Used Cars, 157 Washington,
Phone 1822,
~OOR SALE—Stewart Clipping Ma
chines and repairs, blades, ets., at
wholesale and hetail. Leading au
thorities recommend clipping
stock as protection against heat,
Christian Hardware, Broad St.
FOR SALE—I93S Ford Touring
Sedan. The right car for those
trips this summer. Can hardly
tell from brand new, and we
can give you a good trade. Well,
Just come and see, Dixie Used
Cars, 157 Washington, Phone
1822.
County Commissioners
Win Fight for U. S.
Road Fund in Congress
(Continued From Page One)
introduced an amendment to the
Hayvden-Cartwright highway ace
which wag passed This :mn‘nd—'
ment gives the secretary of agri
culture the authority to «deal with
counties, in allocation of funds for
farm-to-market roads.
The action of the senate follow
ed a conference with the Georgia
congressional delegation in which
{Mr. Wright and a large number of
(Georgia county commissioners took
part several days ago
The Associated Press dispatch
announcing the successful passage
{of the Russell-George amendment
follows
ADOPT AMENDMENT
WASHINGTON—(®P)—An amend
ment by Senator Russell, Democrat,
Georgia, to the Hayden-Cartwright
highway bill permitting direct deal
|ing with counties instead of state
‘hi;h\\ 1y boards in distribution of
i federal fundg for farm-to-market
{roads bore the approval of the sen
late Saturday.
The amendment would apply oniy
during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1937, and Russell said it 4voula
have no effect on funds now being
withheld from Georgta by the Bur
eau of Public Roads because of a
controversy over the office of state
treasuler
If the house accepts it, however,
Gleorgia would be assured of its
allocation of the fund set up for
secondary roads after July 1 of this
vear. The bill would provide $25,5-
000,000 annually for the next twe
lvears for farm-to-market roads.
i Georgia law prohibitg acceptance
of federal money by the state high
way board unless it comes through
the state treasurer’'s office, which
has been in dispute since Governor
Talmadge took over control of
'Georgia’s financeg several months
ago
The $488,000,000 national high
way measure was ready Saturday
for conference on minor amend
ments after guick senate approval.
The bill calls for federal expend!-
| tures during the fiscal years 1938
and 1939 for forest highways, roads
and trails; public land highways,
parkways, Indian reservation roads
isecondary or feeder roads and the
elimination of grade crossings
i On all except the grade cross
ing worlk., a $50.00¢.000 item. the
states would be reguired to match
‘x‘m» federal contributions
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| BILL SAYS:
I “Smith lis at The Old Ark to
l*erve you. He buys and trades in
Im-)st everything. sSee him before
iyou buy or sell. Also call 1810 for
|radio repairs. All work guaran
itood. Visit The Old Ark and get
jacquainted with Mr. Maxwell,
| the radio expert. 240 North Thom
ius street.”
Wanted to Rent—Houscs
[WIANTED TO RENT from owner,
i 6-room moaern house, Freferably
in suburbs. Garage. Address
I “House,” care Banner-Herald.
~ Salesmen Wanted
{MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
| Routes of 800 families. Reliable
| hustler should start earning $25
| weekly and increase rapidly.
| Write today. Rawleigh, Dept.“
| GAIE-13-S, Memphis, Tenn, l
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| SALESMEN—SeII Aspirin, Razor
| Blades, lodine, Combs, Assorted
| Boxes Soap, Extracts, Rubber
| Goods, Auto Accessories; Prices
i low; free list. National Suppl.\';
i Co., Richmond, Va. 1
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l Prostate Sufferers |
| Prostate gland acute or chronlo,i
I rheumatism, kidney and bladder‘
| sufferers, send for free trial pack
|age; amazing results. Prostex Log
;Dept. 2_l_9:_l\l‘_ll3:m_i,___o3l3: : i
| POR RENT—Office or desk space
i Apply to W. D. Beacham Realty
| © Co., 234 Washmgton street, pho’néj
I 1521. |
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| For Rent—Apartments
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[FOR RENT—Three rooms and
bath; private entrance; first
! floor; furnace heat. Phone 1777,
| FOR RENT—Very attractive du
plex aaprtment in red brick du
plex home. Immediate posses
sion if desired. Phone 823-R. '
| ——— ettt et ettt
Housecleaning |
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FOR RENT—DO YOUR HOUSE
| CLBEANING with our Electrici
| Vacuum Cleaner and Johnson's
. Electric Floor Polisher, $1 each |
’! per day. Also punch Bowlg and
! Cups for rent. Phone 57, Norris
i Hardware Co. |
| We are fixing up a bit down here‘i
|ul Trussell’s and we want you to
| come down and seg us. While y()u‘
|are here I believe you will like mc.“
jw:n Chevrolet Master Coach, $457.
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.~ For Sale—Mowers ]
| FOR SALE—Mowers and Mower
;‘ Repairs. We carry repairs for
| the McCormick-Deering, Moline,
i Champion and John Deere Mow
| ers. 'We hape a used John Deere
| Mower at a bargain. Norris Hard
| . ware Co., Fhone 57, 137 East
i Clayton street,
j Wanted—Rooms
| WANTED—June Ist by young mar
-1 ried couple, nice furnished bed
! room or small apartment, with
| private or semi-private bath.
| Close in. P. O, Box 548. !‘
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|IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH !
| OR PAINT—WrTite for Free Tal-l
| ent Test and Art Book. Give age |
[ and occupation, Box FBSI, care:
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| FOR SALE—I93S Ford Fordori
| Sedan. Car just like new. If]
| you would trade for a real value |
! come see this one. Dixie L’sedi
| Cars, 157 Washington, Phone
; 1822. oY
| DIESEL, ENCINES. National or
-1 ganization will interview man.l
| mechanicaily inclined, to start|
| training immediately for service
‘ and installation work. Tools fur
| nished. Write today. Schoeck |
| Diesel Training Divition, Box{
| ARM, care Banner-Herald. |
| Lost and Found ;
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' LOST OR STRAYED—BIack and
{ white Setter dog. Finder pleasel
i notify Figgly-Wiggly. l
| FOR SALE—I 934 Dodge. A beau
| tiful car, in perfect condition,
| with new set of tires. Will give
‘[ you a real trade. Dixie Used
| cars, 167 Washington, Phonel
i 1822.
LOST—Bugle off automobile, re
| ward if returned in good condi-|
i tion. Fhone 1634, Major Trimble. }
| LOST—Sunday, May 3rd, Yellow
| @Gold Pin, with blue stone, at First i
! Methodist church or on st.rcets!
| of city, Reward, Return to Ban
! ner-Herald, or Mrs, W, W, Ward, |
| Route 3, Athens f
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For Sale—Seced-Hardware
sl upcdvi o nealrmmindnme
| GRAIN Cradles, binder twinc,:’
| séreen wire, lawn mowers, 25-]
. feet Garden Hose, $1.25. All va
| rieties Seed Corn. Cow Peas,
! Velvet Beans, Otootan Beans,
' Sudan Grass, Cane Seed, Mmeti
{ etc. We can save you money,
. as we price our goods for qulck{
| sale, adding only o sfall margin|
) of profit. Farmers Seed & Hard-g
- ware Co, Phone 1937, 343 Eaut‘
i _L‘_ruad street. !
B e e R eet e i
;ufon SALE—Used sinks and bath |
. room fixtures. Call Joel Realty |
. Co., Phone 335, !
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PLANTS FOR SALE — Rose of!
heaven petunra plants and yel-l
low and lavender button chry-(’
santhemum plants. Mrs.. |
Broughton, 280 Cherokee Ave
nue.
FOR SALE—I93S Ford Tudor..Anl
extra nice car at a real low
price. Let us tell you the won
derful trade we can give you.
Dixie Used Cars, 157 Washing®
ton, Phone 1822, e
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Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWA\
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Athens, Georgia
Leave for Richmond, Washington
New York and East—
-1 1 3:00 a.m.
8:32 p.m. Air Conditioned.
9:11 p. m. Air Conditioned.
Leave for Atlanta, South and Wes
4:05 a. m.
| 5:62 a.m. Air Conditioned.
l 2:29 p.m. Air Conditioned.
Leave for Elberton, Greenwood
Monroe, N. C. (Local)—
10:60 a. m.
Leave for Winder, Lawrenceville
Atlanta (Local)—
4:45 p.m.
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
Leave Athens
No. 2 for Gainesville— 7:45 a. m
No. 12 for Gainesville—lo:4s a. m
Arrive Athens
No. 11 from Gainesville 10:00 a. m
No. 1 from Gainesville 6:15 a. m.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
Leave Athens
Daily (Except Sunday) 6:30 a. m
and 4:15 p. m,
Sunday only 7:50 a. m. and
4:00 p. m.
Arrive Athens Daily
12:356 p. m. and 9:156 p. m.
i SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Departs— —Arrives
Lula—North—South
7:35 a. m. 11:20 a. m.
1:30 p. m. 4:5.p.-m,
{ J. R. MORRELL, District
Freight-Passenger Agent
) Telephone 81.
| GEORGIA RAILROAD
Daily Except Sunday
Train 50 Leaves Athens 11:00 a.m
Train 51 Arrives Athens 8:00 a.m.
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' Announcements
|FOR ALDERMAN—THIRD WARD
{ I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for Alderman from the
'the Third Ward, City of Athens,
Georgia, to fill the unexpired term
lof the late George C. Armstrong,
subject to the action of the voters
in the election to be held May 22,
1936, by the Mayor and Council of
said city to fill said vaacncy. 1
| will appreciate the support .of
!v\'(-r,\' voter in the Third Ward.
| D, E. WILLIAMS. |
IFOR ALDERMAN—THIRD WARD
: 1 hereby announce my candidacy
I[ol‘ Alderman from the ThirdT
| Ward, City of Athens, Georgia., to
[succeed the late Honorable George
|C. Armstrong, in the election to be
| held May 22, 1936, by the Mayor
| and Council to fill the said \'u-}
| cancy. :
| P. S. JOHNSON.
i Notice of Election
{ An Election will be held on the
{22 day of May 1936, for the . un
i\-xpil‘wl term of George C. Arm
istrong as Alderman for the Third
Ifl\':u‘(t The election to be held at
{the X. M, C. A. Building on said
{day. The polls will be open from
#3.00 a. m. to 4:00 p-m. Al candi
| dates shall be required to file their
Imun‘os with James Barrow, Clerk,
las a candidate for said position,
Ef]'\‘(x days before the election,
? JAMES BARROW,
; Clerk.
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i HOME AND AUTO
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3 SERVICE
i PHONE 9241
! 139 WEST CLAYTON ST.
; SPECIALS FOR
! MOTHER’S DAY
| HATS—BAGS—GLOVES
{ FLOWERS FCR DRESSES
| We Block and Re-Make Old Hats
, 50c and sl. oP
. THE STYLE SH
{ Mrs. Susie Wells Beckum
; Phone 9189 -
| ANNUAL MEETING
| The annual meeting of the pol
|icyholders of the Southern Mutug!
{fnsurance Company will be held in
‘n“_. office of the company in Ath
ens, -Georgia, at 11 o'clock, a. m
| Tuesday, June 2, 1936. Policyhold
jerg are jnvited to attend. :
bi ANDREW C. ERWIN,
], SA'Cl‘(‘l:l‘lM'Y_:__“
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| CITIZENS PHARMACY
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| FOR SALE
. MOUNTAIN CAMP
,l Let vour family spend summer inl
| the mountains in your own camp——
(('h(-upm' than staying at home. ‘.:‘,é]
ihnm's from Athens. No mm-;di"‘
toes or heat. Furnished comforta
bly for 8; bath, running water, |
‘screened; large porches; 4% miles
from ‘Clayton on state highway;
will take small second hand car or
pick-up truck as part payment, !
Bradberry Realty Co. |
MCTHER’S DAY :
CANDIES
Make Your Selection from
Three of the Best:
Russell McPhail’s :
Nunnally’s
Whitman's
Moon-Winn Drug Co.
Wanted éin
WE BUY OLD G
AND SILVER
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
IN CASH
J. BUSH, JEWELER
; 185 E. CLAYTON STREET
ATHENS, GA,
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
I ~ WIFTB FGR
ALL OCCASIONS
Are Prized When
, Bought From '
J. BUSH, Reliable Jeweler, |
l 20 Yeary in Business In :
{ the Same Stand |
! 168 EAST CLAYTON ST. ‘
| HAIR CUT C
| SHAMPOO |
| TONIC or
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| RED & BLACK |
|__BARBER SHOP |
|IROOFS|
| NEW OR REPAIRED
‘ BAILEY & FLOYD
| SHEET METAL WORK
; CALL PHONE 106 ;
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PACKING — STORING
PHONE 656
ADAMS TRANSFER
COMPANY
259 Hull Street
PLENTY
MONEY
TO LOAN
On Endorsement
6/
Interest not taken out in
advance, and no service fee
or charge for insurance.
TWELVE
MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS
CONSOLIDATED
CREDIT CO.
G. E. DEADWYLER, Mgr.
Phone 779
244 East Washington Street
PERSONAL LOANS
YOUR
SIGNATURE ONLY
Money to Pay Old Bills
To Meet Emergencies
For Any Helpful Purpose
FAMILY LOANS
Only Husband and Wife Sign
CO-MAKER LOANS
Usually One Co-Maker Is
Sufficient
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
No Other Security Required
Amounts Up to
Several Hundred Dellars
Speed—Privacy—Flexible Terms
Small Monthly
Payments
A Simplified Loan
Service
COMMUNITY
SAVINGS & LOAN CO.
102-104 Shackelford Bildg.
215 College Avenue—Tel, 1371
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE
GENERATORS AND STARTERS REPAIRED
ARMATURES, MAGNETO SERVICE—WINDSHIELD WIPERS
CARBURETORS CLEANED
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SEED. SEED CORN (ALL VARIETIES),
TABLE PEAS, AND ALL VARIETIES OF
GARDEN SEED.
FRESH SHIPMENTS OF PLANTS ARRIVING DAILY.
SWEET POTATO, TOMATO, PEPPER, EGGPLANT, CABBAGE
AND ONION PLANTS, :
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GRAIN CRADLES AND BINDER TWINE. .
RADIO
Radio Repairs—Tubes Tested
Telephone 491
H. C. TOWNS
AT EPPES ELECTRIC CO.
133 JAVCKASON STREET
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VALUES! BOY, YES!
1—1935 Ford Tudor (Only 15,000
miles.)
1—1934 Ford V-8 Coach
1—1933 Ford V-8 Coach
1—1932 Ford V-8 Coach
11934 Plymouth Coach, A Real
Buy.
2—1929 Model A Coupes
2—1929 Model A Coaches
4—1930 Model A Coaches
2—1930 Mode A Coupes
1—1931 Model A Coupe
1—1929 Pick-Up Model A
1—1931 Pick-Up Model A
11933 Chevrolet Truck., Good
Tires, Excellent Condition,
ALSO 25 MORE GOOD CARS
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144 EAST CLAYTON STREET
~—TELEPHONE 1137~
Serving This Community Nearly Half Century.,
LIPSCOMB-DEARING-HUTCHINS, Inc,
—PHONE 345—
INSURANCE — RENTING — REAL ESTATE
S L T Le e T s A T S
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING
CALL US FOR REPAIR SERVICE
MOTOR REPAIRS AND HOUSE WIRING
—PHONE 491—
EPPES ELECTRIC COMPANY
BOMRFERE 000 o ol ST RAR R S I2T VP T
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WITH ROCK WOOL INSULATION
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PHONE 1130-M ATHENS, GA.,
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8 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE—PHONE 531 |
Good Dental Work at Reasonable Prices
2692 N. LUMPKIN ST.—ATHENS, GA.
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WE HAVE THE SAFEST AND LEAST EXPENSIVE
Home Loan 6% Simple Interest
On Unpaid Balance Each Month. ;
We Do Not Have a Lot of Extra Charges to Add Making the
Interest Rate a Whole Lot Higher than Appears on the Surface:
NO DELAY IN CLOSING LOANS. LET US COMPARE OUR
FIGURES WITH ANY YOU HAVE.
Athens Federal Savings & Loan Association
PHONE 779 244 E. WASHINGTON ST.
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