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n You Will Not Live Here Always You May Not Fed ♦ Well Now. ■ When You Are Thirsty Why Not Drink Its Durity, wholesome and refreshing qualities will make you feel bet ter, will make you live longer, and will make you enjoy living. v In the Hobble Skirt Bottle PITMANVILLE Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist. Is still in At lens and will re main here for a short whiie long er. She is located at 2?3 west Clayton St., where she can be consulted on all affairs of life, courtship, marriage, divorce, in fact, eveything connceted with with your daily life. Has help ed others, why not you? Remember, the Madam is no fortune teller, but one endowed with the gift of prophecy, spok en of in first Corinthians, twelfth chapter and tenth verse. Every, thing strictly confidential. Of fice hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m., daily except Sunday. 293 West Clayton St., adv. tf ’ Shading, SuUayt, Repairs ud map, TaatH, Locka, Etc. , IOMSARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA,O*. Ctl cm clrc.hr tc/crc c*c ha*. If you want GOOD PRINTING at Reasonable Prices call Phone 578 GARDNER - PRICE PRINTING CO. Herald Building. Mr. R. M. Massey, of Crooked Creek, was over in our town Sunday Afternoon. Rev. George Wallace, of near Mays- viHe, attended meeting at Bethhaven. Mr. Frank Brown, of Franklin coun ty, visited his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Brown. We are having plenty of rain now and cold weather, too. Messrs. Leonard Suddeth, Guy Wages and Frank Brown made a call on the Misses Suddeth last Saturday night. Mr. Knox Veit, of Franklin county, visited friends down here in our town. Mr. Leonard Suddeth accompanied Miss Susterfjarnett and Miss Rosena Barber hHneT||k Rev. Jlsms^ooper filled his regu lar appoinnimt at Bethhaven last Sunday. <j Mr. Dave Hall made a busifieAs trip to Athens last Sunday. Miss Susie Barnett spent the night with Miss Rosena Barber last Satur day night. * Mr. Hoyt Nelms, of New Harmony, was down in our town last Sunday. Messrs. Carl Pace and Henry Pace made a call on Miss Rosena Barber last Sunday afternoon. ' V Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Massey motored through town last Sunday en route to Athens., Mr. Ralph'Wages made a call on the Misses Suddeth last Sunday after noon. e are very glad to learn that Mr. H. C. HU is able to be out again. Mis^Jplcie Nelms and Mr. Reden Pittard made a call on the Misses Sud deth last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Daniel Williams took dinner with Judge S. E. Suddeth last Sun day. Mr. E. C. Tolbert has a very sore hand. We wish him a speedy re covery. There were three members received at Beuna Vista church last Sunday. They were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brown and Miss Susit- Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown, of Frank lin county, visited his father and mother, Mr, ant Mrs. W. D. Brown. Mr. N. O. Marlow, of Center, was over in our town last Sunday. Uncle Martin Tojnlin and Sue visit- ited Mr. and Mrs. Will Poss Saturday. Mr. Lon Wright attended meeting at BethhS&en last Sunday. Mr. Lgyd Nelms, of New Harmony, was down in our town last Sunday. Mr. Ira Thornton, of Barberville, as up in Pittmanville last Sunday. Dr. B. W. Hall, of Hull, attended the meeting at Bethhaven last Sun day. Mr. H. C. Hall and son were ordained ,s deacons at Beuna Vista church. The deacons* who were present from other churohes were, Mr. R. M. Mas sey, of Crooked Creek church; Mr. George Johnson, of Mose Grove church; Mr. Daniel Williams, of the Baptist Tabernacle in Athens; Mr) George Wallace, of Riverside churoh. /Messrs. Foster and Paul Jarrett, of Athens, visited Mr. Caulis Pittman last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Barnett, of Center, attended meeting at Beth haven last Sunday. EPPS GARAGE HUDSON AUTOMOBILES Strrin era as, where, any time REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. »>2 WuhlAgtER SL Phone No. 497 HOTEL ANSLEY 5 ATLANTA, CA. Open June 30, 1913 He South’s finest and most hodern hotel, Fireproof. 80S coma, ' — , toilet $1.00per <£y. S Bopms -with connecting bath ? J1.E0 poi* day, 11 Booms with private bath 12.00 Mr day ana up. Finest RathskeUar, Cafe and private Mag. Booms *°"j: B. POUND, Pres, i J. F. LHWDft, Mgr. \ v-B If you miss your copy of The Herald ohone 1216 and ouj special delivery boy will bnncr one to you. x m pms Address Pattern Dept, The Athens Herald 973s 9735.—A Youthful and Becoming Style . Coatume for Misses and Small Woman. , Blue serge with embroidery. in Bui-- > garian colors on blui velvet dels used for tills models 'Shaped'Wneto fosar * the fronts of the waist aM skirt. The bow length. The skirt is lengthened by a two-piece flounce. The pattern, ia put in 4 sixes: 14, 16, 17 and lli years. It requires ; 5% yards of 44 inch material for ah! 18 year size. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps. (Adv.) ATHENS DAILY HERAID.lTUESDAV, OCTOBER 28, 1913. HENRY SPENCER, CHICAGO ; MURDERER, WHO CONFESSED Henry Spencer, the* Chicago mur derer, has told the police that he kill ed some ten or twelve persons, many of them within a year. There is yet <^nsiderab!4 doubt as to whether or not he is telling the truth about the number of his*xi€$fi~- FUNERAL TODAY OF MRS. J. A. GORDON This morning at 10 o’clock the funeral services of Mrs. J. A. Gordon, who passed away at her home on Du- Bose avenue yeseterday, were held by Rev. S. R. England and Rev. R. E. Neighbour. At the time of-her death Mrs. Gor don was thirty-six years of age. She is survived by her husband, one child and several brothers and sisters. Her mother, Mrs. W. H. Winn, of Madison also survives her. The last services were very impres sive and very befitting to the excellent life that has passed into the great beyond. The interment was in Oconee ceme tery. • • . Trade in Athens. WESTERN WOMEN Foreigners in Los Angeles I.earn Ideals of Citizenship Be fore Naturalized. In the east we bewail the voting of the immigrant says the Woman’s Journal. In Los Angeles, where men and women cooperate in politics, schools are provided that teach citi zenship to foreign men and women. According to Dana W. Bartlett, mem ber of the Immigration Commission, the immigrants who attend these schools pass almost perfect examina tions when they apply for naturaliza tion papers. A public recognition service is held when the papers are received. An orchestra is furnished; the new citizens sit on the stage of honor, and thus citizenship is asso ciated with dignity and high ideals. Says the East Syracuse News: “This is distinctly the woman touch in politics. Women voters do not •bring in the millennium, but they certainly introduce the amenities of life into politics, than which no place more needs them. 0 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. When you make payment to the carrier please see that he leaves receipt card and that it is receipted correctly It takes a man to think there is something very fine in his character to make him like steak and fried potatoes the way he does.—Ex. ATHENS PARLOR MARKET 101 Claytonj * 1096 :LPhones if 1095 Best Fish, Oysters and Finest Meats intUe>€ity SERVICE and SATISFAC TION GUARANTEED Place a Trial Order And Convince Yourself Call Us Any Time For Special Orders ATHENS PARLOR MARKET Freeh Shipments Daily Er AUTO DOCTOR We Also Have on Display Several NEW LITTLE CARS Phone 7 6 7 CARS For Rent REPAIRING A Specialty Have just installed latest improved gasoline tank and are ready to supply all the wants of auto owners at any hour of the day. PROMPT AND HONEST WORK Athens Auto Sales and Repair Company Location, 140 Washington Street, Athens, Georgia. OPEN 7 A. M. CLOSE 11 P. M. CHI* THi#: COUPON ‘•FREE COUPON: IMPERIAL embroidery , PATTERN OUTFIT! PRESENTED BY I THE ATHENS HERALD Ta Uiolcyoa an a regikr reader ye* nit prasea* Six Coapwu Uke this T HE imperial: EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guaran teed to be the greatest colleotion and biggest bargain in nndFAMHA AvidM •hits, 1 vtnLLnla— rt Vmvva a .otnil patterns ever offered. The 160 patterns have a retail value of 10 cents each, br more than $10.00 in all. Bring SIX Coupons and 68 cents to this office and you will be presented with One Complete Outfit, including Book of Instructions and one All Metal Hoop. The 68 cents is to cover duty, express, handling and the numerous over head expenses of getting the package from factory to you. ff. B.—Out of Town Readers will add 7 cents extra for postage and expense of mailing. Right Sty les- l4tpii#est styles originate in Lon- don are made practical by the great American authorities and are tailored up for^you ready-to-put-on —at sensible;cost. ^ • Scores of Good Styles to Choose From There are any number of good models from which to make a selection. Some styles look best on tall men for in stance; others are just right for heavy-set figures. You’d be surprised to notice what a difference a small change of proportion makes in a suit of clothes—to say nothing of get. ting a becoming shade and fabric. These things are worth a few moment’s trouble to get right. We’ll gladly help you. .We’ll show you the Extreme, the Modified and-the Conserva tive styles—there’s a great variety this year. The last thing considered is. the cosU-^feu’ft-be surprised at the low ‘ these uncommon clothed Chas. Stem Company 9 “THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES” Clayton Street ATHENS, GA DAIRY LUNCH Athens’ Reliable Eating House For LADIES and GENTLEMEN Best Bill-of-Fare in the city, both as to Quality and Quantity. Everything clean and up-to-date. Special tables reserved for ladies and children. DELMAR'S, 146 Clayton. OUR PAINTS ARE MIXED with only pure white lead and pure linseed oil as a base. There, are cheap ening substitutes, but not in the paints we sell. And let us tell you it pay3 to buy such paints, just as it pays to buy the best butter or thg freshest eggs. r J I also carry a full line of wall paper in the latest designs. JOHN L. ARNOLD 163 Jackson St. Athens. Ga. AMERICAN STATE BANK Broad Street, Athens, Ga. Farmers and those who will desire advances next Spring should have accounts with the Bank during the fall and winter. Loans will be made in proportion to, balances and responsibility. •. ■ DEPOSIT NOW. R. W. Sizer, Cashier. H. C. Erwin, V. P. Jno. J. Wilklii^ Pres. Read Herald “Want Ads 9 Do You Use Electricity ih Youi House? If you do, it will be to your interest to spend a few minutes at the window of THE ATHENS ENGINEERING COMPANY. It is a lesson on “HOW TO GET THE MOST For YUOR MONEY out of ELECTRICITY. SEE IT TONIGHT. ATHENS ENGINEERING CO., Phone 711 Launderert and Dry Cleaner* Phone vv 217 A Service DID YOU EVER Stop to' consider how important it is that you carry Fire insurant# on your residence, household goods or business stock. Our companies have millions of dollars in assets. Our office is equipped to handle any volume of business. It is to your interest as well as ours that we handle your busi ness. Let us write your insurance. ERWIN & COMPANY Jim Smith Building, College Avenue. Let me send you FREE PERFUME Writ* today for a testing bottle ef ED. PINAUD’S LILAC The world’s most famous perfume, evi indkerchwf, a MBS u don’t PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Dspartwent M. HI. PINAUb BUILDING NEW YORK II , 2. '■“-A- '■ m