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Taere s & Yesgson for all home
nore in the remarkable resuits
o ich farmers are achieving by in
cansine the quantities es plant
1 veed on iheir crops. Repgeis
raaged yields are often as
a exnenge of fecding is so small
i npericog.with the-heavier pyo
( on, cither of food or of beawiy,
{ & hume gardener profits by it
¢ nuch as the fpggmer.
vou can get six jnchas 4o a foot
¢ well decayed bagnyard amanure
1) spade into the garden soil annus
/. vou may not need eommercial
;ont feod. Otherwise your chief re
-1 ace must be on the commereials.
l» plant {ood eenient es bumiys:
v ch you ean make is small; ang
| ' a rare bhome garden which can
1o enough humys to maintain its
SO.. poresity. |
our so six pounds of balanced
¢ nmercial plant foed per 100 sqa.
¢ will be adequate for the average
¢ don snnually. Two-thirds of /it
* “ewatk Socrates Bemoans Siale
| hmerican Males As Chief Cooks
By HAL BOYLE
VEW YORKE — (AP) — A hus
b ;5 job used to be $o bring
home the bacon.
y more and more households
todav, however, the husband not
nly brings home the bacoa—he
s it, too. A man’s place is in
the kitrhen.
This quiet revelution in domes
tio duties began about a quarter
0. a century ago in that period of
linary higtery known as “The
I 1 of the Outdoor Grill.”
Uather got the idea he was a
ro-] heroic figure as he stood,
¢ 0s streaming from the smake, |
ing over a yow of hot dogs or
st2zks burning “to death gqver .a
fire in a stone barbecue oven in
the backvard. |
“Mmmm, simply delicious,”
murmured Mama later, munching
a sandwich that tasted of garlic
snd old rust
This feminine flattery went to
Father's head.
If I ean do this well outdoors,”
he told himsel, “what couldn’t I
do in a real kitchen.”
Migrated Indoors
50 he moved indoors, bought
bimself a cookbeok, and began ex-
I nting like a small boy with }
chemistry set. Every week-
I gured out a new dish to
t hig friends, and from the
] the party he became the
the party—the guy in the \
gallantly shuddered her |
Y i h his n“ial-:md—error‘
¢ and told guests fondly in‘;
sband is getting to be a |
\ I cook, but he does leave |
such a mess.” |
raise touched Father’s |
should I have all the fun |
<ing, and leave my wife all
the dirty work?” he said. “I guess
Ld better tidy up the kitchen, too.”
_That is what ¥ object to abouti
the whole theory of male cookery. |
the husband has been artfully ‘
vineed his wife is doing him a
r v 1o let him into the kitchen.
Sbul what is the real truth? She
135 been freed of her most oner-
Us choreg through the centuries—
"‘i‘ ‘\o% dinnew, then doing the
dishes,
vhen we go eut te have dinner
With friends, the host meets me
at the doer ang says:
‘Don’t go into the room
With the giels Al thq’il talk
aout is baseball and politics.
Sty here im #he kitchen, and help
me baste the mautton, I'm trying a
n W Teclpe—wary exciting. You
Irap it s weelap and murdock
‘l'l:_‘;'?-f! #nd esuk it over a slow
v Leter, aftem Wie wmeal is over, he
h;‘“ls me & disbtewel and says,
sy knoew heow wives avre—they
e 4 clean hitalien,” and after we
eth .he saps:
| "N“mnhMW”
1t all makes me pine for the
| days bh ) was in
- flour, g m until &
- Young mggy, marr
| will win “Eone’.hnl ’:g
-~ 'his tendur alimcher:
| "—And wmofher fhing, honew,
lul nevem eat better. I gam make
2 angel food eake just g“
4y used to Wake,”
LD CHEINTENING
ROBE Usmm
>of s
93-year. . ‘
Used whe M
111 Mo $1 elgh wam sholaion:
:&? here. Lttt Robert ;'uu wore
t'h& %ame yobe that' was used for
‘9‘ Christening of his father,
Efg;‘?’&met and - great-grand-
M
Wg;‘mku steel pipe that can
e @0 the tremendous pres-
Jiree 0l wells aver 20,000 teet
| & lfyh';f been developed commer
;‘o.2}“ ! ' a quenched and. digwn
' oven “Manganese steel casing of
| “Inch- outside dtamete: |
should be applied in the spring be
fore planting.
For the wagetable garden, or a
new flower bed ar berder, the fol
lowing methogls will get best results:
I—On soils which are acid, test
ing below p™ 6, plant foed should be
concenirated in bands or poclkets
net touching plant roots but within
easy reaeh,
2—oOn sweet soils testing above
pkl6, spade plant food into the soil,
evenly and deeply.
To apply the first method, when
setting out ‘a plant mix plant food
with soil at the bottom of the hole, a
tablespoonful for tomato plants, up
0 a handful mixed with a bushel of
soil for trees and shrubs.
In gewing seed for row crps,
malte a furrow four inches dee). an
each side of the grill in which seeds
will be sown. Peur plant feod intc
each furrow, a pint to fifty feet.
Then cover with seoil and sow the
seed. When the roots get long
enm?h to reach the plant food the
plant wiil be old enough to use it.
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That's me—your Statc Farm agent
—when you have a claim. I'm night
there when you need me—to Five
you fair clain scrtlement and fast,
efficient service. My company ac
tually pays 2 claim at the rate of one
every 15 seconds of every working
day! That's how speedy our claim
service is! ‘
“ Yet State Farm rates are remark
ably low! Let’s talk it over. Come
in or give me 2 ring! ooy
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BRANCH INC. - oa>
AGENCY & )
R. E. & Connie F. Branch
Phones 1276 - 4497
137 N. Lumpkin St.
EXPERT
BATTERY SERVICE
FOR
BATTERY REPAIRS
RECHARGE RENTALS
and WILLARD BATTERIES
CARS WASHED AND
GREASED s‘|.oo eash
CLARKE STORAGE
EATTERY CO.
430 E. Haneoek — Phone 677
Two doors below Post Office
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1 Telephone
|| Call 1277
B} LOCAL FINANCE
: CO.
’ 12814 College Aves
A & B Linoleum and Tile Coninany
279 N. LumTkin Street
. Phone 1462
Featuring Armstrongs Floor Coverings such as Asphalt & Rubber
tile, linotile, lincleum, and inlaid lipohum.
ALSO o
Ceramig tile No Wall paper
Plastic wall tile ehatis sod Fabrics
Venetien blinds 8 Cabinet tops
Mohawk carpets estimates Waxes & cleaners
All work fully guaranteed o
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SAM 1. McLEAN
1287 Prince Ave.
Day or Night
Phone 1210
Personal Service!
Phone me for an appsintment
at Yewr Home, Office, or Plant, |
Will Come To See You.
ADAMS T'RANSFER UO.
AR Phone 215 or 216
7»by: ’fi Ol ”33% 227 Oconee Street
S T el i
”*fi \h“h e Storage Sl;:?;':)lil:\i Crating
I YY. S L e S £ Y Pe e SAT 0S W T S S S T
ae SAVE AT
WEE g FURNITURE COMPANY
' Phone 1037 Athens, Ca.;
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IS T I T YBT
VENETI® BLINDS — TARPAULINS
COAL - ATTRESSES — AWNINCS
Serving Athens and Vicinity for 22 years.
(RAYIFCRD COAL & MATTRESS WORKS
Phone 2200 Foundry Street
B A RT e RP A . ASAU T
& — :
Current Annual Dividend Rate.
Accounts Insured To $10,000.00.
Open an account Today. i
& LOAN ASSOCIATION |
114 College Ave. Phone 4316
WE STILL HAVE A REASONABLY
GOOD SIZE STOCK OF
o%\ Steel Office Desks.
' E—-J/fgr Aluminum Office
fl o & Chairs.
B | < [EeFE"" | Steel Filing Cabi
i d b E-
A {‘ i 3 nefs.
Puture deliveries are uncertain at present—Let
us figure with you on your office requirements—
Your old office furniture can be traded in—
The McGREGOR CO.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
NOW Regular SI.OO Size of
TUSSY PERMASTICK
for 59¢.
The Fabulous Lipstick That Stays
On — Won't Smear Off.
CITIZENS PHARMACY
S T 140 2 A MBS SR
TYPEWRITERS
RENTED
_ 4’25555_:'5 S
'THE MCGRECOR CO. |
.
at Dixon Tavern
on Barnett Shoals Road
Cooked By
; James Hansford
TIME 2-8
on Saturday, Aug. 2, 1952.
ALL YOU CAN EAT
FOR $1.50.
Madam Donna
FIES 7th Daughter o 7th
‘i A Generation. Born
Ly "1 with Double Veil,
i‘ SI.OO — SPECIAL
A "B READINGS — SI.OO
8.. % Reads Past as it
was, Present as it
Is, and Future as it will be. Ad
xice on all affairs of life will
help you ¢n all affairs. White
and colored welcome.
HOURS: 9 to 9, DAILY AND
SUNDAY.
7 Miles from Athens
on Danielsville Road.
Route 29 at Edwards Service
Station.
F For
% Better Values |
SEE
| Co-Op Used
3 Car Co. _
‘ 372 E. HANOOCK
i PHONE 347
VA 5 4
George A. Walson
DRUGS
THE STORE OF
FRIENDLY SERVICE
All Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded By A
Registered Druggist
@
1656 Lumpkin Street
Phone 1477
S 5 |
. LET'S CUT z;.-z@ |
. PRELIMINARIES
i s A¢ T,,
LET’S get right to the point.
' Your property represents a |
igreat many dollars, And dis- !
{aster may, at any time, rob!
lvou of these dollars . . . a '
irough finanical blow.
| That’s where we come in.
| Let us provide you with‘
J‘the best protection againstl
jsuch a loss . . . adequate‘
insurance. Call on us or!
!phone and have us call on !
you today. I
~ HUICHNS, COX
SINCE 1890 PHONE 34)
| INSUKANCE—REAI FSTATE
i 285 College Avenne |
PONT LET YOUR MONEY 6O UP IN
SMOKE!
A CLEAN HEATING PLANT IS YOUR SHORT
CUT TO SAVINGCS! To really clean and protect
your heating equipment PHONE:
Slandard Home Healing Company
395 Church St. Phone 4585
Male Help Wanted
MAN WANTED TO LEARN
Hearing Aid Business to call on
New and Old users. Earn while
you learn, No capital required.
Must be ambitious, car needed.
Write Box “AA,” care Banner-
Herald. jyl4h
For Rent — Apartment
GARAGE apartment for rent,
partly furnished, water and
lights supplied. S3O per month.
Call 1550. jyßlp
For Rent
FOR RENT-—One small furnished
apartment. Adults only. 126
Henderson Avenue, Phone
| 1035-"1. jy3op
{ For Rent
| FURNISHED garage apartment,
{ suburban home, one half mile
| out of ecity. Phone 4622, abp
For Rent
TWOROOM furnished apartment.
| 715 North Jackson Street, Phone
‘ 1559-J. alp
, For Sale
| APPROXIMATELY 1 ton lump
| coal at $lO. Free fire wood with
‘ pick-up purchase. Roll 32" hog
i wire. Phone 4158-M. jv3op
| Teaching Position Wanted
g
| FIVE YEARS teaching experience
| in Texas high schools. B. S. de
| gree, P. E. major. Presently em
ployed on coaching staff of class
“AA” school. Qualified driver
education teacher. Attended
University of Georgia as avia~
tion caclet. Prefer position teach
igge P. E. instead of coaching.
Write Rex Klepper, Cuthbert,
Texas. alp
For Sale—House
‘ FOR SALE—Three bedroom brick
house, Five Points section. Fur=-
nace, electric water heater, gar
age. Quick possession. Robertson
& Butler, Real Estate, Phone
2053. ale
| For Rent — Apartment
(FOR RENT — Furnished apart
ment, 765 South Milledge Ave
nue, $53 per month. Furnished
apartment, 765 South Milledge
Avenue, SSO per month. Two
furnished apartments, North
view Drive, SSO per month. All
vacant now. Robertison & But
ler, Real Estate, Phone 2053.
l ale
| Peaches for Sale
| TREE ripened Elperta Peaches,
| now ready for canning, freezing,
i and etc. Culls, SI.OO per bushel;
orchard run, $2.00 bushel; Se
lect, $3.00 bushel. Bring con
tainers for the above. Shipping
peaches are packed only by
order, bushel Dbaskets only:
Come to packing shed, located
1% miles south of Watkinsville,
Georgia, on old highwg)’ leading
from Watlkinsville to Bishop.
C. G. Hardigree, Phone 2793,
l Watkinsville, Ga. asp
! Wanted
EAVON Cosmeties representative
wanted for Athens, Gaines
l School District, Winterville,
l Lexington. Now is the time to
get started and begin earning
extra money for Christmas.
Contact Mrs. Agnes Hoof, Dis
trict Manager, Box 868, Ath
{ gns, Ga., Phone 4430-J. alde
Position Y anted
| YOUNG lady with several YRers
' experience in general office
| work desires position in Athens.
| Write Box “C,” eare Banner
| Herald. alp
l Furnished Apt. for Rent ~
| UPSTAIRS, attractively futnish=
ed apartment. Living room, bed
room, bath, kitchenette. Private
entrance, Nice porch and shady |
yard. Short distance from Junior
High and Chase Street School.
Phone 4518-W, asc
| Business Premises for Rent
NUMBER 175 and Number 173 |
| East Breadl. Space now o¢cupied
{ by Beacham & Hodgkifison Of
i fice Equipment. Al§o §pace now
‘ occupied by Findley’s Dry
i Cleaners Pick-up Station. Avail=
i able October 1. Phone 1292=W.
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by '
| "The Termite Primer”’ ||
l Plain facts in simple |
language — about : [
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; ' Call—write or phone for your copy, l
PEST CONTROL CO.
Phone 2890-M or 4373-W
: Athens, Georgia
WHEN YOU THINK
OF LUMBER
THINK OF TANNER
BATHROOM TILEBOARD
AND CABINETS
If your bathroonmr needs re-dec
orating, we have a stock of
beautiful Decorated Tileboard to
do the joh. We can also furnish
you with nice patterns of floor
tile, at attractive prices, Why
not put in a nice oversize bath
room cabinet with fluorescent
lights.
Trade With Tanner. ‘
Tanner Lumber Co.
Phone 20-2)
BeU ER S O S
i Refrigerators
' NINE cubic foot Universal Refrig
i erators at $189.95. Normal Hard
ware, 1368 Prince Avenue,
! Phone 2347. jyls¢ce
Salesmen Wanted
| OPPORTUNITY for man with car
to step into a profitable busi
ness of nis own in Clarke Coun
ty. No capital needed. Buy on
credit. Pay as you sell. V. J.
Rutledge, Arkansas, averaging
sales over $l7O weekly this year.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. GAG
-480-216, Memphis, Tenn, jy3lp
{ Paints for Sale
|FOR SALE — Pioneer House
Paints, guaranteed analysis, 50%
Titanium, 26% Zinc, 26% Lead.
Only $4.25 per gallon., Non-
Yellowing Plastic Enamel, $4.25
per gallon. Porch and Fleor En
amel, $3.25. Oil Base Inside
Flatwall only $2.26 per gallon.
Qeonee Hardware. ce
i Land Wanted v
| FOR a quick sale of your farm,
j pasture or timber land, see T. A.
McFarland, Broker, The Tillman
Co., 128 Cbllege Avenue. Call
447, or 3384-W nights, albce
i For Sale—Pups
| REGISTERED Setter pups, $lO
- 1693 South Lumpkin, Phone
3005-J. adp
B SO RG S s B
i Fishermen — Hunters
IFISHERMEI\'.’! HUNTERS! New
! Delta Power-King Lantern . . .
Quarter-mile beam . . . with
TWO 6-volt batteries included
... only $4.45 ecomplete, with
tag from 1 100-Ib. bag KIN Dog
Food. See J. L. DAWSON CO.,
: 459 E. Broad Street. ce
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! For Rent |
| THREE ROOM house with bath.
Electric hot water heater, stove,
refrigeratar and gas heaters. In
first class condition. Pessession
at once. R. E. Fain, Watkinsville.
| ale
Shoe Repairs
THER_E is no substitute for ex
perienee. We have had 46 years
| experience. Bring in your wold
! shoes to be rebuilt. New sheoe
appearance with old shee eom
fort. We have soznecmgood work
shoeg at a vo&d price gt
t')urei'hom.a.c»:‘> treet ghdp. \&e
have a price to satisfy everyone.
MARTIN BROS. SHOE SHOPS
151 E. Clayton St. (Next to Kress)
178 Thomas St. (At Clayton St.)
' alle
Business College
NEW CLASSES starting in all |
couses Monday, August 4th. For
inforination call Rouston Busi
ness Colirge, Phone 1771, be
‘ tween 8:30 a. m, and 3p. m. a3c
[ Peaches for Sale -
GOOD crop of large, delicious
Elberta Peaches now ready for
sale. Highway 129, Holecomb’s
Orchard, Farmington, Ga. Phone
No. 3471, Bishop, Ga. a3p
For Rent—Furnished Apt.
ATTRACTIVE, three roomr fur
nished ap2rtment. Living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath. Fur
nace heat in winter. Available
' now. Apply 1509 S. Lumpkin.
B a3c
R S e e e e, et s s e
| Farm for Sale
'GOOD livestock farm, 125 acres,
four miles south of Commerce
oh U, S. Highway 441. Two
houses, barn, bottom land,
plenty es running water, five
acre lake site. 70 acres new
fence, young timber, electricity,
located on gas line. See Viétor
Richey, Route 2, Commeftce, Ga.
assp
Registered English
Setter Pups
RECENT génerations in pedigree
include great dogs such as Sam
L’s Skyrocket, Shoéaf’s Jack,
Bog’s Spectre Lad, Sports Peer
less, Pal Henson, and othérs,
Pups of equivalent pedigree ad=
vertised in American Field fo#
*four times the price, 526 High=
land Avenue, Phone 3431-M.
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For Rent
e et Sty —
TWO nicely furnished apart
ments. Bach has twe rooms,
privaie bath and private en
trances, In good condition. N 6.
children Phene 1422. jy3oc
e b s ST e T
For Rent
PR PIREIATIEG -S st SRR R 1
FOR RENT = Several furnished
bedrooms. Furnished linens and
maid serviee. Phone 109-W, or
see at 277 HiH Street. ade
i o TR R NE L
For Sale—By Owner
Sl S, b
TWO bedrcom brick house 6n Best
Drive, corner lot. Has hardwood
floors, water heater, gas fur
nace, steel casement windows.
Reasonably priced. Will carry
good loan, Phone 1743-3. a3p
BUYING? SELLING? RENTING?
e@ Hutchins - Cox & Stroud, In¢.
6 Telephone 345
PAGE SEVEN
FOR QUICK CASH
- ~ o=
Arrow Loan &
Insurance Co.
At the sign of the .
Big Red Arvow,
INSURANCE
Phone 1000
[§ W. C. Thornton, |r.
(Terms)
;A 1 WSS 7 O SRR LS SR Y e
Grading - Masonry Work
WE GRADE your house site, build
your house, landscape your
grounds, build walks and drives,
alterations and repairs, masonry
work. M. B, Logan & Sons,
Phone 4482-J. ce
l California 20% Wine
| WHITE P®ort, pottied at the win
! ery, 95c per sth, Ice cold beer,
by the can or by the case.
Green’s Package shop, Atlanta
Highway at city linrits. ce
! Polishers and Cleaners
‘WF HAVE for rent Floor Polish=
ers and Vacuum Cleaners. Sea
l us for Floor Tiles, Linoleum,
Asphalt, Plastic, Versa Tile,
Venetian Blinds and Wall Tiles,
PARHAM'S
l 181 N. Thomas Street
‘ Phone 3366. ce
| Repairs — Refinishing
LET US screen your porch, build
your doors and windows, repair
your old ones. Furniture repair
ed and refinished, cabinets built
to order, replacement of old
cakinet tops. Upholstery sanr
ples upon request. Free esti
mates.
ATHENS WOODWORK SHOP
{ 180 Park Avenue Phone 3171
; jl6ce
i For Sale—Dogs
{NEED a guard dog? Buy German
Shepherd. Puppies now 10 weels
_ old. AKC Champion stock.
Priced to sell. Terms arranged.
Wilma Miller, Washington, Ga.
3 ale
For Sale—Duco
DUPONT DUCO, the one-coat
magic enamel, It’s hard, glass
like finish is so easily cleaned.
It is ideal for kitchen cabinets,
porch and lawn furniture, bath
rooms, and so forth. Smoothes
out evenly, No brush marks. Try
it yourself. It does mot require
an expert. Oeonee Hardware,
Broad Street. ce
| Well Drilling
| For A Dependable Water Supply
o Call
| OCONEE WELL DRILLERS
Jack Elder, Owner
Watkinsville, Ga,, Tel. 239].
a2e
Ice Cold Watermelons!
WHOLE, nalf or guarter. Canta
loupes, Bapanas and ether fruits,
groceries, cigaretfes, etc. Open
all day eve yF%a . J
MARTIfi‘é grr STAND
512 West Broad Street
; Across From Snack Shack.
; allc
i Peaches for Sale
GOOD PEACHES for sale. Satis
faction guaranteed or money
refunded. Please bring contain
_ers. C. B. Doolittle, Watkinsville,
G, 1 mile gff Macon Highway,
Hog wmieuntain Road. No Sunday
sales. jy3op
Summer Clearance
AIBS ..l N 2 IO DOON B 1)
I SwimMrunks ..... .5.. 3 Price
Assortment Tee Shirts ...... 99¢
Cool Sport ‘Shirts'™ . = '. .. $1.49
Seersucker Sport Shirts ... $1.95
Seersucker Robes .... .. .. $4.95
| SANDERS MEN’S SHOP.
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Venetian Blinds
CUSTOM Deluxe Blinds, made of
nationally advertised geénuine
tempered Flexalum in all pop
ular- colors with plastic or cot
ton tape to match. Also refin
ishing, retapeing and cleaning.
Athens Venetian Blind Mfg. Co.,
Plant Phone 1216, Res, 73=W.
ce
Treated Fence Posts
LONG lastihg fence posts and
lumber treated by OSMOSE
process. See us for best prices
on quality treated lumbetr and
posts. Cah be painted. Athens
Wood Pfesérving Co., 4251. cc
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Edjoy Gédwine Dairy Queen in CONES o SONDAES
MALTS & SHAKES » QUARYS & PINTS
@ 1944, oaray quees NaTL. TRADE ASSN., e,
Vs Block West Of
Milledge on Broad.