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STOMACH AILMENTS, WEAK KIDNEYS,
RHEUMATIC PAINS, ARTHRITIS, NEURITIS
and such complaints as Headaches, Nervousness, Acids Toxins, Bloat
mg._l,ack o{' Vllali-u_'. En_er?,y. Poor A.ppente,, Underweight, Dizzy Spells.
Drugless Health
REGARDLESS of how long you
have been a sufferer, and how many
medicines you have tried before,
you can npw hepe for relief if vou
try GEO-MINERAL, the wonderful
mineral aid. Feel and enjoy the re
suils one week aiter you start tak
ing it. GEO-MINERAL comes from
the earth — Nature's laboratory.
Contains NO alcohol, NO preserva
tives, NO oil. NO harmful drugs,
NO dope —is NOT habit forming.
Contains ONLY Nature’s minerals,
the oldest, most reliable remedy for
rheumatism, arthritis, kidney and
stomach ailments — highly recom
mended by the medical profession.
FOR THOUSANDS of years ever
since Hipocrates was the father of
medicine, minerals and other nat
ural medicines were a reliable rem
edy for most of our common ail
ments. GEO-MINERAL will enrich
your blood, help to make you strong,
full of pep, life and energy. If you
suffer from nutritional anemia,
nervousness, lack of vitality and
energy see what GEO-MINERAL
will do for you.
Amazing Results
MEDICAL records show 65% of
men and women over 35 suffer from
nutritional mineral-iron anemia.
When you feel nervous, dull, tired,
lazy, have dizzy spells, no ambition
to work or play, a poor appetite,
when your eyes lack that bright
spark, and your mind brilliance,
when headaches get the best of you,
and you feel old before your time,
and life seems not worth living,
with worry wearing you down—it
may be simply lack of mimerals in
your blood. GEO-MINERAL is
then what you need.
RHEUMATISM, arthritis are
dreadful diseases. Acid condition in
the blood is often their cause. What
could be the remedy? For thous
ands of years, minerals have begn
used to relieve the pain and suffer
ing of these ills. People, on the ad
vice of their doctors, go to mineral
springs to find cure, or relief. The
late President Roosevelt used to go
to Warm Springs in Georgia. He
was helped or would not have gone
there twice a year. {
Wonder Minerals
YEAR after year, people rush so
mineral springs and spas, to drink
and bathe in their miraculous wx
ter. We have all heard of the won
drous springs of Lourdes, France,
and famous Thronion in ancient
Greece where, according to legend,
Hercules, the god of eternal strength
and youth, drank its waters and
bathed to be forever younf.
GEO-MINERAL containg min
erals you get at the world's best
CROW’S DRUG STC
Mail orders to above add
Read The Banner-Herald Want Ads,
THE BANNEER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Read What They Say!
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“‘We wish to state that after selling
Geo-Mineral for eight months, this
product has broken all sales records
‘ in the medicine line in our drug
- store”—reports Jack Wright, owner of
Economy Drug Co., Anderson, S. C.
“Users report almost miraculous re
- sults, helping sufferers with rheuma
tism, arthritis, weak Kkidneys, and
- various stomach ailments. We believe
that there exist very few items on the
druggists’ shelf with the merit of this
natural mineral medicipe. Of thous
ands of bottles sold on guarantee ba~
sis, there have been very few refunds.
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springs. Watch your elimination
from your bowels a day or two af
ter using it. The =aste, black as
the color of your shoes, will start to
break away, and you will SEE it!
Also examine your urine. You may
see¢ impurities — poisonous waste —
coming out of your kidneys, reliev
ing you. And then realize the price
less value of GEQ-MINERAL.
100% Guaranteed!
WE URGE everyone to try GEO
MINERAL. Do not hesitate one mo
ment, Go to your drug store now.
Get one bottle. Use it one week. If
you are not 100 per cent satisfied,
we will refund your money.
REGARDLESS of how long you
have been suffering, and how many
medicines you have tried before,
GEO-MINERAL may be the rem
edy you need!
TRY it today! It may do wonders
for you—and be the best investment
for your health. Make you feel. eat,
sleep, work and enjoy life better.
GEO-MINERAL: 1 bti. sl.lO, ¢ for $6.00
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|KKducational
Planning
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Meet Friday
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A group of Clarke county teach
ers and lay persons will meet Fri
day night, Oct. 8, at 7:30 in the
Clarke County Court House for
the purpose of furthering plans for
a complete survey of the educa
tional system of the county, ac
| cording to Mr. W. R. Coile, county
| school superintendent.
| Representatives from each school
I community of the county have
been appointed to attend, and any
! interested persons will be wel
"-omed, Mr. Coile stated.
Dr. J. A. Williams, associate pro
fessor of Education, College of
Education, University of Georgia,
will discuss briefly what has been
done heretofore for the benefit of
new participants. The meeting will
then be broken into smaller com
l mittees for the purpose of out
| lining specific problems and
' methods for carrying out the sur
| vey.
This survey is the outgrowth of
a desire on the part of parents,
teachers, and board members to
improve their school system, Mr.
Coile said. The county board of
education invited the Bureau of
Educational Studies and Field
Services, College of Education,
University of Georgia, to help the
people determine the status of
their school system and what can
be done to improve it. The Bureau
will serve primarily in a con
sultative capacity.
Music Appreciation
.
To Be Tonight In
University Chapel
Compositiong of the nineteenth
eentury romanticist — Chovin —
occupnied the entire program at
Music -Appreciation last Thurs=
day.
From the Grand Fantasy Op.
49, Preludes Op. 28, Etudes, Ma
zurka, and Polonaise, as played
by Hugh Hodgson, one could ob
serve a threefold Chopin: the
elegant and magnetic pianist; the
temperamentzl, = often morbid
poet; and the ardent patriot.
. Tonight’'ss Music Appreciation
program will introduce the fac
ulty in a popular program which
lists:
I—Cello: Concerto in C minor
Op. 38, Jules de Swert—Rudolph
Kratina.
ll.—Piano: Prelude, Prokofieff;
Bolero, Casella; Danse. Debussy
—Lucile Kimble
ITl—Dedication, Strauss; Largo
al factotum (Barber of Seville),
Rossini — John Berggren, bari
tone.
IV —Piano: Toccata, Katchatu
sign—Despy Karlas. |
w V.—Violin: Allegretto, Porpo
_pa-Kreisler; Romance, Wieniaw
ski; Tambourin Chinois, Kreisler
—Robert Harrison. '
Vl.—Duo-~Piano: Suite Op. 15
(Valse), Arensky; Polka from
Ballet L’aige d’or, Shostakow
itsch; Rumbolero, Gould — Hugh |
Hodgson and Desopy Karlas.
The Thursday Music Apprecia
tion Hour, under the direction of
Hugh Hodgson, is a weekly sea- |
ture of the University calendar,l
and is given the public, without
charge, at the Chapel from 8 to
9 p. m.
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| RAIL TALKS FAIL
. CHICAGO, Oct. 7—(AP)—At
tempts by the National (Rail-|
way) Mediation Board to settle
the wage and hour dispute be
tween the nations’ railroads and
16 non-operating unions have
‘ended in failure. .
| The dispute, involving 1,000,000
employes, now gdes to an emer
gency fact-finding board which
President Truman is expected to
appeint within a few days.
, The track has been fest for 30
runnings of Hialeah’s two big!
states —the Widener and Flam- !
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ATHENS LUMBER
COMPANY, INC.
Phone 202 * Athens, Ga.
Plans Mapped
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n Kroger <
Food Contest
The Kroger Company, third
largest retail food firm in the
United States, today made its
bid for the title of Ameriea’s
Contest Headquarters. 2
Frencis A. Williams, Atlanta
Branch Manager, anncunced that
the food company will give free
{cod for a year to three winners
in each eight nationzl contests
keing sponsored Ly well-known
food and séap manufacturers.
The 35 Kroger stores in this
area will set up special depert+
ments to ¢id contes: enirants in
securing blanks and contest in
formation. The total amount of
prizes involved in the éight con
tests is $415,000 in cash and
merchandise.
Three winners in each of the
eight contests who write the
name &nd address of their Kro
ger store on the back of their
‘winning entry blanks will be
given the food prizes. The degis
ions of the ijudges, based upon
the rules of their respective
contests, will be final
Following are the eight contests
tied in with the Kroger plan:
Parkay Margerine (850,000 in
cars and appliances); Lipton Tea
(836,117 in cash); Quzrker Ascts
(Trip to Hollywood and a week
with Rov Rogers); Lever Bros.
(30 Mercurys); Oxydol ($50,000
in cash): Palmolive ($67,000 in
cars and appliances); Super
Suds ($67,000 in cers and iron
ers); and Quaker Puffed Wheat
(101 bicycles)).
Kroger’s unique jackpot
prizes are being awarded in con
riection with the company’s fall
merchandising vrogram.
Reid Moseley
To Address
Senior League
Reid Moseley, Athens High's
popular head mentor, will speak
to the Senior League of theFirst
Presbyterian Church this Sun
day night at 6 o’clock.
Moseley’s theme will be “The
Importance of Sportsmanship.”
No one could be better qualified
to speak on such a subject than
this man of many talents. Not
only is he a good sport but he is
an inspiration v others. With his
likeable, dynamic personality,
he lays the basis for the success
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Walter R. Thomas’ Gift Sh
Name Walter R. Thomas’ Gift Shop
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I My choice of a name for WALTER R. THOMAS GIFT SHOP IS: I
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1. Print or write piainly your choice of a name for WALTER R.
THOMAS’ GIFT SHOP on this entry blank.
2. Send in as many entries as you wish. Write each name you
send on a separate entry blank.
3. Print your name and address plainly on your entry. Send your
entries to: WALTER R. THOMAS, 232 Clayton Strect, Athens.
No entries will be returned, and no correspondence entered
into. You accept conditions of these rules when you enter. En
tries will be judged on originality, uniqueness and aptness of
thought. Judge’s decision is final. Duplicate prizes in case of ties.
Ail entries become the property of WALTER R. THOMAS.
4. Any person living in th> State of Georgia may enter this con
test—except employees of WALTER R. THOMAS, its advertising
agencies and members of their families. Contest subject to Federal
and State regulations.
- CONTEST CLOSES OCTOBER 15th. .
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The odds .re definitely against four bridge players each being
dealt 13 carls of one suit. But these four startled ‘adies had it
happen in a game in New Castle, Pa. Left to right, Mrs. M. H,
Griffin, 13 spades; Mrs. S. E. Patterson, 13 hearts; Mrs, ¥red Son
tum, 13 clubs; and Mrs. George Perry, 13 diamonds. They were
too astounded to play it out.
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This hep-catfish tuna-crooner, giving out with “O Sole Mio” from
Porgie and Bass, is having his voice recorded in Chicago. A movie,
“Voice of the Deep,” will feature underwater sounds. But, even
though he’s whaling on porpoise, he won’t be able to hear himself—
he’s hard of herring.
of many of his loyal followers.
Moseley loves a good laugh as
much as any other person and
many a boy has tried to live up
to the high ideal set by him.
THURSDAY, OCTORBER 7, 1048,
Everybody is invited to the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
night, October 10, to enjoy the
privilege of hearing this speak
er.