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Merchant Marine
Needs Personnel
Pittard Declares
Navy and Coast Guard Vete
tans were urgeq today by W: F.
Pittard, manager of the Athens
office of the U. S. Employment
‘Service of the War Manpower
Commission, to ship out in the
Merchant Marine, which urgently
needs men to keep supplies mov
ing to the fighting fronts.
Many men disqualified physi
cally for further Naval services
can meet the less rigid require
ments for the Merchant Service,
he said. Applications are being re
ceived by the USES at 289 North
Lumpkin Street.
¢ Veterans of 18 monthg at sea,
either on deck or in the engine
room of g vessel of over 100 grcss
tons, are eligible for examina
tion as third mate or third assis
tant engineer, Mr. Pittard point
ed out, and men with 14 months
similar experience may enter a
Maritime Service training school
for officers. Merchant Marine
time can be added to Navy time
10 meet the 14 month require
ment for prospective officers, he
added. Naval radio . operators,
chief cooks cooks, and second
cook-bakers may be able to qual
ify for a similar rating in the
Merchant Marine, even without
actual sea duty.
Meén who have had at least six
Jmonths at sea on deck, or two
months in the engine room of a
100 gross ton vessel may qualify
ag able seaman, if he can pass 2
lifeboat examination, and men
who have had at lJeast two
months at sea in the engine room
mev take examinations for rat
ings of fireman, watertender, or
oiler, 5
Navy and Coast Guard vete
rans nterested in the Merchant
Marine shoulg bring with them
proof of birth and transeript of
service, which ¢tan be obtained
by writing or wiring the Bureau
of Navy Personnel, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, D. C.
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President En Route i
To West Coast |
For Parley Closing 1
(Continued trom page one.) ‘
intensive preparations for the Bigl
Three meeting likely will inter
vene.
Sendoff By Ike l
The President was given a
cheery sendoff by General Dwightl
D. Eisenhower, America’s returned
hero, whose plane, the “Sun
flower” rested just behind the
President’s special C-54 waiting to
take the General to a big New‘
York welcoming. ’
Others in the small ('group atl
the Army Air Transport Command
runway included Acting Secretary
of State Joseph C. Grew and Sec
retary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau.
_The President paused at the top
of the ramp leading to his plane
to wave to photographers. He
asked them, “What do you want
me to say, ‘fiddle sticks'?” recall
ing the remarks of his 92-year
old mother as she alighted from a
plane on the same spot from
Kansas City, Mo., a few weeks
ago.
When the President alighted
from his automobile from the
White House, General Eisenhower
was already on hand to greet him.
‘Walking up to the five star officer,
the Chief Executive said:
“I didn’t know you could &et up
this early in the morning, ike.”
“Well, I had -to, you know,”
Eisenhower replied.
- The President’s plane, the same
one which brought filflefihOWer
here yesterday from aeross the
Atlantic, is piloted by the same
eight man crew that has been
with her from the start. Her chief
pilot is Lt. Col. Hemry T. Myers
of Tifton, Ga. 1 )
P
WGAU & 1340,
Affiliated With the Columbia Broadcasting Systewa
TUESDAY NIGHT
6:oo—Bits of Melody.
6:ls~Edwin C. Hill—CßS,
6:3o—Lum amd Abner.
6:4s—The World Today, Harsch
—CBS.
7:oo—The Jack Kirkwood Show
—CBS.
7:ls—Music That Satisfies, CBS.
7:3o—American Melody Hour
—CBS.
8:00—Big Town—CßS.
B:3o—Theater of Romance—CßS
8:55—Bill Henry—CßS.
9:oo—Ray Noble Orchestra—CßS
9:3o—The Doctor Fights, CBS.
30:00—Service to the Front—CßS.
10:30—Dance Time.
10:45—Behind the Scenes at CBS.
11:00—CBS News.
11:15—Jive Time in ‘Dixie.
TONIGHT
at 9:30 WGAU
Schenley Laboratories, Inc.
“THE
DOCTOR FIGHTS”
- Starring ¢
ROBERT *
BIONTG OMERY
The Great D.ramntic Siory
of our Doetors at War
MOVIE PROGRAMS
FOR THE WEEK |
e 8 lAR 13 AN AR AP B U ST
PALACE—
Mon.-Tues.—Flame of Barbar}
Coast, starring John Wayne anc
Ann Dvorak. “On to Tokyo.'
News.
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat, — “Thre«
Caballeros,” starring Walt Dis
ney’s Miracle Musical Feature
“Dark Shadows.” “Out Fishing/
News.
GEORGIA—
Mon.-Tues. — “Dark Waters,'
starring Merle Oberon, Francho!
Tone. News.
Wed. - Thurs, — “Can’'t Helr
’Singing,” starring Deanna Dur:
bin. Robert Pe#ige. “On to Tokyo.
News.
Fri.-Sat —“Army Wives,” star
ring Elyse Knox, Rick Vallin
“World Without Borders.” News
STRAND—
Mon.-Tues.—(Double Feature)
—“Mummy’s Curse,” starring Lor
iCheney, Peter Coe; “House 0f
Fear,” starring Basil Rathbone
Nigel Bruce.
. Wednesday — “Adventures 0
Kitty O’Day,” starring Jean Par
‘ker, Peter Cookson. “Law of Bac
'Lands.” “Glamour in Sports.”
| Thursday — “Belle of the Yu
kon,” starring Randolph Scott
lepsy Rose Lee. “Target Tokyo."
Fri.-Sat. — “Marshall of Reno,”
starring Wild Bill Elliott, “Let’
‘Go Stepping.” “Mystery Island’
No. 5.
RITZ—
Mon.-Tues.—House of Frank
enstein,” starring Lon. Cheney
Boris Karloff. Al Trace's Comed)
Band. “K-9 Kadets.”
Wed.-Thurs.—“Dangerous Jour
ney,” starring Burma Travelogue
“Behind the Meatball” Bob Wil
lis and His Texas Playboys.
Fri.-Sat.—"Big Show,” starring
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette
“Two Local Yokels.” “Jungle
Queen” No. 1.
Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Urge Passage
Of New Constitution
(Continued from page one.)
otic instructor; Basil Stockbridge,
Atlanta legislative officer and
public relations office%' 3. C
Chandler, Valdosta, depuly chlefJ
of staff;: R. J. Hawks, Augusta,
gergeant-at-arms.
Named as Aides De Camp to
the Department Commander are
Bill Kilroy, Sgvannah, E. W,
Howerton, Atlanta, L. . F. Han
cock, Newnan, H. J. Sullivan,
A SR RT,
INEANTS
I couomews
f sannaLs
LAWRENCE'S
| FPRTTEREINY
11:30—Casey, Press Photographer
—CBS. ’
12:00—News—CBS.
12:05—Sign Off.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
7:00—Good Morning Circle.
7:3o—~Fun-Fest Program.
7:4s—Gallant-Belk News.
B:00—Good Morning Circle.
B:ls—Renfro Valley Folks—CßS
B:3o—Gallant Belk News,
B:3s—Music Shop Parade.
- 9:oo—Rev. C. M. Driskell.
9:ls—The Spot Show.
~ 9:3o—Rev. Hugh Eberhart.
‘ 9:4s—This Life Is Mine—CßS.
10:00—Love Notes.
; 10:05—Morning Melodies.
'lo:3o——Strange Romance of Eve
lyn Winters, CBS.
)-10:45-—United Press News.
11:00-—~Amanda of Honeymoon
j Hill—CßS.
11:15—Second Husband—CßS,
| 11:30—Bright Horizon—CßS.,
11:45—Aunt Jenny—CßS.
12:00—Recorded Varieties.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12-15—Big Sister—CßS.
12:30—Romance of Helen Trent
—CBS.
12:45—Cur Gal Sunday—CßS.
I:oo—Life Can Be Beautiful
—CBS.
I:ls—Ma Perkins—CßS.
I:3o—Farm Flashes.
I:4s—Young Dr. Malone—CßS.
2:oo—Afternoon Serenade,
| 2:ls—Rosemary—CßS.
| 2:3o—Perry Mason, CBS.
{ 2:4s—Tena and Tim, CBS.
| 3:oo—lrene Beasley, Neighbors
CBS.
l 3:ls—Afternoon Melodies.
| 3:4s—Gallant-Belk News.
1 4:oo—General Electric House
Party, CBS.
4:2s—United Press News.
4:3o—Get Acquainted Hour,
s:oo—University Program.
5:30-—Musical Pickups.
s:4s—The Sparrow and the
l Hawk, : h i
Atlanta, Harry Jones, Athens. ,
Thad B. Reese, Albany, and
Frank P. Loyal, Augusta, were
2lected to the Council of Admin
istration.
The encampment had as dis
‘inguished guests and speakers J.
W. Allen, Nationa] Assistant Ex
tension Director and Fred Beard,
National Field Service Ditector,
Maggie S. Aldridge
To Address Mission
Circle This Evenm?
Revival serivces are underway
at Ebenezer Baptist church on the
corner of Reese and Chase streets
having begun last evening at 8
o’clock, the pastor, C. J. Gresham
announces.
Especial attention is ecalled by
the churda leaders to the address
to be given this evening at 6:30
‘to Mission Circle No. 3of the
church by Maggie Stovall
Aldridge, supervisor of c.lored
schools in Tangipanoa Paris,
Louisiana She is a former member
of Ebenezer Baptist and a grad
uate of Athens High & Industial
School and Morris Brown College
i Atlanta, |
The public is invited to attend
these services. |
R e |
Parliamentary Snag
Threatens FEPC .
Fight For Survival
(Continued trom Page One,) 1
by the House itself in a drive led
by Republican members.
Both President Truman and‘
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower have
called for restoration of the OWI
cuts. |
Lost or Strayed
SMALL white and black Tersier
dog. Answers to name “Lady.”
Reward. Mrs. Tom ' Bowden,
1680 South Lumpkin, Phone
2555, jißp
- For Sale
FOR SALE—I 936 Dodge 4-door
sedan, S4BO. OPA warranted
ceiling price. J, Swanton Ivy,
Inc. j2le
Pontiac Parts and Service
COLLEGE MOTOR CO., next to
J. Swanton Ivy, Inc., 156 West
Hancock Avenue, Phone 34. 1
j2le
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Female Help Wanted
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
THE NEED for women to serve
in the Women’s Army is greater
. today than ever before. It is not
too late to do your part. Help
bring a speedy victory In the
Pacific. *lf you are 20 to 38,
with two years high school you
may gqualify. See WAC Sgt.
Ruth Ritter, 203 Post Office,
Athens, Ga., any Monday: jyhx
For Sale—Trailer
FOR SALE—New two-wheel lug
page trailer, good tires, $125.
Call 465-J. j2oc
O ——————r e e e e S
WELCOME SOLDIERS
If you are home for a few
days, come to the Athens Ser
vice Center. Let us help you
make your visit more com
plete.
ATHENS SERVICE MENS
COMMITTER e
VB S
icee
flsfin oy
TOPS
(. A. TRUSSELL
MOTOR (0.
~ SHOE REPAIRING BY
. TUCK’S SHOE SHOP .
; 233 BROAD ST. «:= PHONE 2540 ;L a 3
IS THE BEST YOU CAN GET
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LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANINE
ATHENS LAUNDRY SERVICE
240 W. Claytors . ... Phone 662
1658 S. Lumpkin ..... Phone 1780
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AL o )
/i \\% ; <
"/i@/i : Cops
i;\ ‘\h\‘, v"‘p FOR
g\\ boy PLANTING NOW
’.;‘ \T'.;" %‘%}“ / FlLED—Cowpeas, Cane Seed,
/ Jf"l ‘¥ /l Sudan Grass, Cattail Millet,
%C{% Soy Beans, Velvet Beans, Seed
1 ) ' Corn.
GARDEN — Snap Beans, Pole or Cornfield Beans, Bush and
Pole Lima Beans, Sorghum, Turnip Salad, Cellards, Rutaba
gas, Squash, Okra, Tomatoes.
We Have the INSECTICIDES for Field and Garden.
COFER SEED COMPANY
| PHONES 167 — 168 ATHENS, GA.
Wanted—Girls
WANTED—Several High School
girls for waitress work in a
mountain resort hotel for the
summer only. Phone 1157. jly3c
Wanted—Wheat and
Oats :
WILL buy wheat and oats, pay
$1.60 per bushel for wheat, 55¢c
per bushel so roats, delivered at
Colbert, Ga. Ralph Whitehead.
j26p
For Sale—Beauty Parlor
RL I L i
FOR SALE—Beauty parlor equip
ment, 2 dryers, one permanent
machine, one shampoo chair.
Call 9264, ask for Mrs. Lund.
j2lp
Electric Water Heater
FOR SALE—New 32 gallon ca
pacity electric water "heater.
White enamel, reund type.
Phone County 791-J2. v jl9p
Wanted—Puppy |
WANTED to buy Pekingese pup-“
py. Phone 1675-M. il9p.
For Sale—Baler }
FOR SALE — Pickup hay baler,
with motor; practically new. E.
K. Vaughn, Bogart, Ga. j2lp
For Sale—Home ‘
TWO STORY 10 room brick
home, two baths, furnace heat,
large lot. - Five Point section.
Attractively priced. Immediate
possession. Hawkes Realty Co.,
185% College Avenue, Phone
1031, j2lc
For Sale—Puppies
FOR SALE — Five Mountain
Creek Beagle Hound puppies.
Entitléed to registration. J. L.
Hawlkes, Phone 1051 or 2644-R.
j2lic
Lost—Purse
DROPPED in back seat Co-Op
cab, 795 Baxter, brown purse,
$6.00 and valuable papers. Re
ward. Phone 379. Call L. L. La-
Bochk. j2lp
Lo e e
Accident Protection
ONE DAY OR LONGER
PHONE JESTER
PHONE 437 or 622-J
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
Sl et
R R RI R SRR
MRS.
5 PALMER
is: ] Greatest American
i 21 Palmist
el Knowledge at the
’ Present is Power in
the Future .
Strange, true and fascinating
are the words that flow from
the lips of this gifted medium
. ..tells you everything you
want to know.
Everybody Welcome. Waiting
Rooms for White and Colored.
Hours 8 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Daily and Sunday.
Danielsville Road at City
Limits, Athens, Ga.
~ CITY FINANCE
SERVICE
100 COLLEGE AVENUR
(Over Pete Petropol’s)
@ LOCALLY OWNED
@® LOCALLY FINANCED
Not a Member of Any
Chain System.
Under Management of
“PAT” MELL
Former Manager
Local Finance Co.
MONEY ON YOUR OWN
SIGNATURE.
Courteous Service
See Us Before Borrowing.
Phone 871
Wanted—Furniture
WE BUY good used furniture, pay
highest cash prices. J. L. Crews
Furniture Co., 361 East Clayton
through to Washington Street,
Phone 1103. ec
Radio Repairs |
MODERN RADIO SHOP, 2711 W.
Hancock, Phone 1468, is a _con
solidation of Normal Radio‘
Shop &nd Al's Radio Shop,|
owned and operated by F. W!
Franklin. Satisfaction guaran
teed on all radid repairs. ce
M
Painting — Papering
IF YOU intend to have any paint
ing, interior or exterior, or pa
pering, call Ray Miller, 2649-J.
Estimates cheerfully given. All
work guaranteed. ce I|
For Sale—Rock I
FOR SALE — Granite Rock, $26
per load delivered in Athens
Guarantee 11 tons or over, Har
per Transfer Co, Phonme 2105
ce
For Sale—Paint
___sl.7s Per Gallon
READY MIXED house paint for
inside or outside. White or col
ors. $1.75 per gallon. Phone
2753. Oconee Hardware. . c¢
For Sale—Boat
NEW KAYAK, 12 foot lightweight
boat, never been used. Write
Mrs. Frank H. Stephens, Jeffer
son Road, R. F. D, Athens, Ga.
jl9p
Brick Siding
INSULATE and beautity your
home, We have Carey Brick
Siding, red and buff. Call Hart
man-Bedgood Lumber Com
pany, Phone 1340. cc
For Sale—Houses
FOR SALE—Five room house, as
bestos siding, city conveniences,
with five acres land. On paved
road near Winterville, See Buck
Goolsby, Winterville, Ga. 3i9p
Radio Repairs and Sales
WE REPAIR, buy and sell all
makes of radios. For expert
workmanship and good wvalues
call at the Music Shop, 126 N.
Lumpkin Street.
For Sale—Tractor
FOR SALE-—Allis-Chalmers trac
tor W. C.-40 model; brand new
rubber on rear. W. H. Fowler
Lexington, Ga., Phone 19, P. O.
Box 225. j22¢
If Your Car Won’t Start
PHONE 677
~ Clarke Storage Battery
We Service and Repair all
' makes of Batteries. Expert
1 Starter, Generator and Carbu
reter Service.
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SEE US FOR
Auto Floor Mats .. .. $3.75
Tire Pumps .. .. .. $2.98
Bumper Jacks .... .. $3.75
Spot Mirrors .. .. .. $2.49
| s
and Appliance Co.
PHONE 1751
333 BRO_AD STREET
ANNIVERSARY!
On your anniversary, remember
the woccasion in a way that will
really please your wife . . . with
FLOWERS. Flowers . . . frgsh
and beautiful . . . will be lovely
to look at for a surprising number
of days. It isn’t expensive to send
flowers to those you love when
you select a breath-taking bouquet
of our garden -fresh, seasonal
flowers.
Z ’
an eve S
FLOWERS
Phone 2500
BIC INDIAIN
FEED
IS
FRESH FEED
The one ingredient for which
there is no substijute is fresh
ness. No matter how good the
materials, nor how well bal
anced the formula, if Freshness
is lacking you have inferior
feed.
Big Indian Feed is ground,
mixed and shipped same day.
There is no finer feed on the
market.
MADE BY
T. ). BRICGHTWELL
INDIAN MILLS
MAXEYS.
Distributed Wholesale By
Webb-Crawford Co.
Athens, Ga.
* WANTED—
ROUTE BOYS
HAVE two good routes
open, one in the section
of Cloverhurst and
Springdale Street. The!
other on Nantahala Ave
nue. Apply Banner-Her
ald.
Planning to Sell? .
THERE is a great demand for
houses ranging froln SI,OOO to
SIO,OOO. If you plan to sell,
NOW 1S THE TIME. List your
property with us for prompt
action. Athens Securities Co.,
128 College Avenue, Phone 477.
ce
e e
. For Sale—Hay
FOR SALE—3,OBO bales real oat
and vetch hay, cut at rightl
stage. Price is right. See sample
at Fowler’s Service Station,
Lexington, Ga., Phone 19, or
P. 0. Box 225. j2o¢
“I Didn’t Sleep A Wink
Last Night”’ ,
.Ay SO ?
IS THE TITLE of a popular song,
also an expression that will be
used by many people after a
hot summer night. Homes prop
erly insulated with Johns-
Manville Rock Wool will be
much cooler during the hot
months and will be easier tol
heat at a lower cost in the win
ter. For a free survey and cost
estimate Phone 1521. ce
Male Help Wanted
HAVE opening for energetic
young man either under draft
age, 4-F, or discharged veteran.
Position is combination office
and selling with opportunity for
advancement. Good pay, excel-j
lent working condition in es
sential industry. Apply in own
handwriting giving age, and
‘three character references. No
experience necessary. Address
reply P. O. Box 46, Athens, Ga.
Al e jlßc
For Sale—Farm
L DS by e Rg e PR
FARM FOR SALE—2I2 acres, 3
miles from Watkinsville. 100,-
000 feet of timber on place.
Hutchins-Cox, Inc., Phone 345.
jl99¢
Timber for Sale
2,000 FEET (12x12) 8-10-12 feet
long. Can be seen at 231 Eliza
beth Street. Also doors and
windows. W. Olie Benton. jl9p
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For Sale—Refrigerator
FOR SALE—9 cubic foot Kelvin
ator refrigerator, and gas stove,
good condition. Phone 2107-W.
it jl9¢
e AT KW
j For Sale—Houses
FOR SALE — Six room brick
house in Normal School section.
~ Hutchins-Cox, Inc., Phone 345.
| jl9¢
FOR SALE — Two-story brick]
‘ house on Lumpkin Street. Now
. vacant, can be occupied imme-1
diately. Hutchins-Cox, Inc,|
Phone 345. jl9¢c
Help Wanted—Colored |
WANTED—Colored tire changers.
Must be experienced in chang
ing car and truck tires and be
able to read and write. Apply
Snow Tire Co., 224 W. Wash
ington Street. jl9¢
For Sale—Mode! Railroad
FOR SALE—Model Railroad, two.
locomotives, twenty cars, elec
tric switches; over 400 feet Y
inch scale steel rail and acces
sories. Phone 241-R or see at:
1721 Prince Avenue. jl9¢
Radio for Sale l
RADIO, G. E. floor model, in good]
condition. Chick Piano Co., 290
North Jackson, Phone 2383. jl9¢
Fuel Is Important
Si i i set b
CALL Bullock Wood Yard and
get your supply mnow. Phone
9262. Good dry stove wood andj
oak wood, $2.50,, $5.00 and 315‘
per load. Prompt delivery. 3‘241)i
For Sale—Miscellaneous
FOR SALE — 42-inch attic fan;
16-inch counter fan; 4 foot Gen
eral Electric refrigerator, guar
anteed: Westinghouse electric
air compressor, automatic; elec
tric motors; wood saw manuals;
electric churns; 14-inch wood
lathe with good set tools; 21x~
450 tire; fan blades and
* guards. Chafin’s Place, 1090
Madison Avenue, Phone 9260.
119 p
Electric Sewing Machines
ELECTRIC and peddle sewing
machines; almost every make at
bargain prices; also replace
ment parts and needles. We also
fix machines. Athens Furniture
Exchange, Thomas ' Street. c¢
- RE-CAP NOW
With
SNOW
Come To
- 224 West
Washington St.
Phone 369
: Gas Ranges
JUST arrived DeLuxe gas ran ges,
cabinet models available on
easy terms. Let us helr you
get your certificate, Economy |
Auto Store, Phone 1696. ccl
Tire Service l
RECAPPING, vulcanizing, new |
tires. Athens Tire Retreading
Co., 132 Oconee Street, Phone‘
906. cc
For Sale l
FAIRBANKS - MORSE 1 h. p.
deep well automatic pumps
with 42 gallon tank, $122.00.
bathroom fixtures, Sinks, Pipe,
Plumbing supplies. Phone 1946.
Christian Hardware Co. cc
Building Material
“SHEET ROCK,” the fireproof
wallboard, Asphalt Roofing,
Shingles. and Rolls, Doors,
Windows, Kitchen Cabinets
Cement, Lime and all other
building and repair materials.
Phone 1946. Christian Hard
ware. ce
Electric Churns
———————— —————————————————————————.
PLACE your order now for an
Electric Churn to arrive imme
diately, three price ranges. Only
a limited supply. Oconee Hard
ware, Phone 2753. cc
For Sale—Farm |
FARM, 110 acres, Oglethorpe
county, 1 mile Smithonia; 70
acres in cultivation, 40 pasture
and woodland; 2 tenant houses
Price reasonable, Terms if de
sired. For full information ad
dress Mrs. Reid Lenhardt
Crawford, Ga. j2op
Peerless Well Pumps
JUST received shipment Peerless
Well Pumps, all sizes from one
quarter H. P. to three-quarter
H. P. Will furnish up to one
thousand gallons per hour,
with plenty pressure.for home
or farm water system. Oconee
Hardware, Phone 2753, . cc
“PRESCRIPTIONS”
We specialize in Prescrip
tion work. We deliver
anywhere in city limits.
Phone 67 or 68. MOON
WINN DRUG CO., Inc.
i Wanted—Furniture
e it
USED {furniture, we will buy all
kinds of good used furniture,
stovcs, beds, springs, pianos,
gewing machines, etc. Highest
cash prices paid. See or phone
' us. Whitmire Furniture Co., 465
[ E. Clayton Street. Phone 828. cc
~ For Sale—Home
FOR SALE-—Desirable home, five
| bedrooms, three baths, large
living rooms, servant quarters.
l_wfr-ice $15,000. Phone 906. jiylsc
~ Home for Sale
REAL home for sale, 1730 South
Lumpkin Street. James W. Ar
nolg. 503 Southern Mutual
__Bufliing, Phone 1386. j24c
For Sale—Land
'FOR SALE — 189 acres, Com
l merce road, 4 milés; lot of
| swamp timber, fine river bot
‘ tom meadow. U. H, Davenport.
| j22¢
QUICK MONEY
On Signature’
Confidential
LOCAL FINANCE CO.
“OVER WESTERN UNION”
Oldest Small Loan Company
in Athens,
ATHENS, GA.
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Wanted—Apartment
ee e o
WANTED — Three room apart
ment, furnished or unfurnished,
Permanent residents. Phone
*2656-W. Call for Mrs. White,
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PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
-TARPAULINS
ANY SIZE
Delivery Within 10 Days,
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Broad Street Athens
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LAY
MILLINERY
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Latest Styles and Colors.
Reasonable Prices.
Also
Hats Made to Order. Cleaning,
Blocking and Remodeling.
O’KELLEY’S
170 Tollege Avenue.
AR AR M SBTE RR R
$3 to sls :
SUMMER HATS
BEANIES, FLOWER HATS,
STRAWS
THE STYLE SHOP
186 Clayton Street
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Railroad Schedules
SEABOARD AIRLINE
RAILROAD
Arrival and Departure eof Traim
Athens, Ge:g)xh.
(’on w. .
Leave for Elberton, Hamlet and
New York and East—
-4:00 p. m.—Air Conditioned.
10:20 p. m.—Air Conditioned.
Leave for Elberton, Hamlet and
East—l2:2o a. m..
Leave for Atlanta, South e
West—
-4:30 a. m -(Local).
6:00 a. m.—Air Conditicned.
2:52 p. m.—Air Conditioned.
OENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILROAD
Leave Athens (Daily) #4:18 p.m
Arrive Athens (Daily) 12:35 p. m
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
From Lula and Commerce
Arvive 9:00 a. m.
For Commerce, Lula,
East and West
Leave Athens 9:50 m. m.
GAINESVILLE - MIDLAND
RAILWAY
(Passenger Motor Buses)
Leave Athens for Gainesville
6:55 a. m. and 11:10 a. m.
Arrive Athens from Gainesville
10:55 a. m. and. 5:15 p. m.
Fare 1¢ per miie.
ZEORGIA RAILROAD
Mixed Trains
Train 81 arrives Athens 8:00 am
Train 52 Jeaves Athens 9:10 am