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pATURPAY, APRIL 28.
GEN. HARRIS
APPEAL
Commandcr-in-i
Harrison, of the
Veterans, hay i
notice relative
wagons. Therefore we here reduced our charges
COLLARS 2c
SHIRTS. 10c
SHIRTS, SILK 15c.
ATHENS EMPIRE LAUNDRY
The Clean, Sanitary Plant
to cattle him to digreia from hia
tcheduied ipooch tonight to par hia
reapecta to aome of the den in con-
gnu. ' v
Rooaevelt ni greatly 'diaappoint-
'ed upon the rcfuaal of that body to
approve hia plan, eloae friends stated
on- hia arrival today.
8TOP LEFT OVER COUGHS.
dlwaaa and praaanha* local rente*
and by coniUntly felling to can
local tree tinea t. pronounced It Incur*
i Science hee proven Catarrh te be •
Ituttonal lUaoioo, and therafore re-
■ eotutltuuonal treatment Hall's
rh Cure, manufactured hr r. J.
or * Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is tbe pnlr
Itutlonel cure on the market. It a
DRINK THE PUREST and BEST WATER of
the land. That’s Lintbn Spring Water. We guar
antee to our customers the sanitary condition of
each bottle.
%
Linton Springs Water Company
Phone 95 -
R. S. CRANE, Mgr.
Price* Effective April
Are You Doing “Your Bit”
in This Great \yar?
Busy—PLANT A GARDEN
flere’s Our Offer to Help You and at the Same Time
(By the Sea.)
Georgia Sunday School Associa
tion.
Overland policy has steadfastly
sustained that integrity of value * They embody the wisdom of the \
in the car throughout its entire unmatched Overland experience
service in the hands of owners. in building cars of this type.
Over three hundred thousand of , . n '
: these cars are now in use and They are dominant values, cam of
j|he helpful suggestions of their proven dependability and ster-
"wners and of the more than ling worth,
fpur thousand dealer and fac-
.tory-branch organizations that ^ long as we have .them 'for de-
6oId and served them, are largely livery before May 1st, the prices ,
responsible for the balanced are $850 for the Big Four, $985
greatness of this season's Big for the Light Six—thereafter
Fours and Light Sixes. ' $895 and $1025.
Athens-Overland Co. f
150 Washington St ATHENS, GA. 1 Telephone 1377? %
' “Do Our. Bit” We Will Sell Until May 1st
$1.50 WORTH OF SEEDS FOR $1.00
. ONE DOZEN VARIETIES
1 Pint Early S*»p Bunch 1 Pkff. Long Green Cucumber. ,0S
Beine... I .10 1 Pity. Curled Muaterd M
1 Iti.nf “! k " . P °f*.? U . lt ? r .25 1 Pk, ‘ 6,1,7 White Bunch
! pit Tomlto^idw''' : ' *“• i ^TLri/'^ndp.::::::
PU^t.TT! .^ “. .... .t# I Pit*- Marti*’. FavSrite Okra .05
1 Pk*. Long or Round 1 Pkg. Extra Early Beet* .. .05
Tickets on sale Uay 7th, 0th and
9th; final limit May 13th.
Through coaches, without'change,
via Central of Georgia Railway will
leave Athena 7:49 a. m. (Eastern
tima), May 7th.
Sleeping cars on night trains. Par
lor, ears on day trains, between Ma
con and Savannah.
' CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY
The Right Way.-
Telephone S49 or 15.
rland Company, Toledo, Ohio
ATHENS HERALD READERS ARE SUBSTANTIAE CUSTOMERS FOR ATHENS HERALD ADVERTISERS.
Use Newbro’s Herpidde
t in tiiAe and you will never
a. ' NEED FAISE HAIR V s
i
Wearing false hair |ii a harmless
‘ ait oT ‘
_ _ _ which many ladies are
guilty. These women are all objects
fee sympathy rather titan criticism.
Early neglect to the care of the
pealp has caused the loes of eo much
hair that their personal appearance
4a sadly marred To correct this de
fect they resort to artiflcisl hair
hoping by so doing to hide the re-
sufts of their earlier Inattention to
the details of their toilet. These un
fortunates are deceiving no one but
themselves aa no
artificial hair no GOING-1
matter how cost
ly, ever has the
snap and luster
can it
to look aa
f»etiva aa natural hair.
Most ladies would resent any impu
tation of personal carelessness and
neglect And yet very many perm t
them natural hair to become so dull,
brittle and tosterless that it looks no
batter than that bought at the store.
All this is aa unfortunate aa it is
naoaeeaaary. • Hair that is unsightly
or rhiw nay usually be attributed to
the destroying effects of Dandruff.
This destructive formation shortly
rohs tha hair of life, withtha remit
that it finally loosens nnd drops out
There is |a preparation, sold and
guaranteed by all dealers, tira intelli
gent use or which will kilt the
dandruff germ. It cleanses the scalp
of ail accumulations and makes the
hair shine with the luster of life and
beauty. That remedy is Newbro’s
Herpicide, the Original Genn-
" ‘ ' ~g “ ' ss
__j bjr
the use of this remarkable and wel):
known scalp pro-
INO-II GONE III phvlactic.
On account of
its astonishing
merit and its de
lightful and ex
quisite odor, Her-
nicido finds users
rywhere among all classes. It
/be purchased in 60 cent and fl. 00
sizes at all drug etores and toilet
goods counters. Applications may
be obtained at the better barber
shops and hair dressing parlors.
Upon recaipt of lOccnta in pottage '
or sliver to cover cost of packing and
mailing. The Herpicide Co., Dept. S,
Detroit, Mich., ^will send to any
address a nice * sample bottle of
Herpicide and an interesting booklet
on the care of the hair. *
Collars and Shirts
them, yon are entitled to a differ-
to cover the operation of oar
have reduced our charges to—
2c
: 10c
CO.
1904 1917
S. B. WILKINS & CO.
803 Southern Mutual Building. Athena, Ga.
' LEADING INSURANCE STOCK COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Among them are Royal Insurance Company, Ltd., of Liverpool, Eng.
Georgia Fire Underwriters, .Etna Accident and Liability Company, Pwm
Mntnal Lift Insurance Company, Masiachuutta Bonding A Insurance
Company. Careful attention to all bualneia placed with us.
Admihistrator and Guardian Bonds
Office Phone, 835; Home Phone, OSS.
T. R. A Recruiting Agent.
’ (By United Press.)
Chicago, Ilia, April 28.—The
foremost recruiting agent in the
country today is Theodore Boose-
velt. At the stock yards tonight
the colonel will combine Rough
Rider and Billy Sunday tactics in
a speech to arouse the west to
the country’s need of men for the
army, navy and marine corps.
Patriotic societies and leading
men-or many western cities have
pleaded Wjth him to make his
trip a giant swing around the cir
cle, on a political campaign pat
tern, to “wake up America.’’
America Preparing
Shrapnel Shots From a Wide Front
COLONEL ROOSEVEL
Greatly Disappointed Over Re
fusal of Uongress to-Approve
His Plan for a Division.
- (By United Press.)
Chicago, Ilia., April 28—Chicago
ready for Roosevelt, and the "speech
of hia life” that he will deliver at the
Stock YaMa Ampithester* tonight.
The colonel arrived at 9:45 today
and was immediately driven to the
Congress hotel, where he will make
bis headquarters' He was officially
welcomed by a reception committee
composed of representatives of every
nationality in Chicago—and all Am
ericana
A notary-escort of the First Illi
nois Cavalry, in command of Colonel
Mitten P. Forman, led the, march
through the Loop to the hotel. At
3 oon the colonel was the dinner gueat
f the National Security League
the LaSalle hotel.
At this time Roosevelt delivered
short address In response to the ad
dress of welcome by Harry H. Mer
rick, head of tha Chicago branch
the National Security Leagpe.
Governor Lowden also spoke.
The action of-the house of repre
sentatives yesterday in rejecting the
Radish .7 .. .. .... .. .05 1 Quart Onion Seta ........ JS
Total ILSo
ENTIRE fpLLECTION, $1.00
Our Seeds are grown especially for the South, and our FREE CAT-
A LOG in; will giva you detailed information on planting, and *ny other
information desired we will be pleased to furnish upon request Per
haps we can help you out with your garden? >
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, P mltry Sappties and Remedies, Hay,
Grain and Fped. Incubators,
Headquarters for Farm and Field Seeds. Prompt shipment of Velvet
Beans, Cow Peas and Peahuts, etc'. Send for weekly price Hat
E. A3 Martin Seed Go.
PHONES—Beil 4277, Auto. M-2348 >
Bay aad Newaaa Streets. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
f’ 1 ——
(By United Press.)
New York.—Betsy Ross and Mar
tha Washington have replaced etyle
displays in Fifth avenue windows.
Los Angeles.—A prominent Ho
hart Boulevard club woman is doing
her bit in the economy campaign by
going barefoot about the house and
yard to save shoe leather.
Columbus.-—Thousands of men in
Ohio are preparing to takers mili
tary census of the state between sun
up and sunset
Oxford, Ohio.—Girls of Western
College are studying chauffeuring un
der: an expert automobile engineer
and volunteering for garden work on
colic
the'400-acre college farm.
Eugene, Ore.—One third of .ihe
IN MAKES
VETERANS
men in the University of Oregon arq
prepared to answer the first call to
the colon, Dean John Straub esti
mates.
* New York.—A fifteen-acre elk
range in the Bronx Park Zoo is be
ing planted in potatoes, while the elk
•r* herded in pens. «
Cleveland.—One hundred pleasure
boats on the Great Lakes probably
will bo transported to the Atlantic to
join the mosquito fleet of submarine
defenders.
Los-Angeles.—Saloon keepers have
launched a campaign to stop -war talk
—frequently accompanied by fights—
In saloons of the city.
New York.—Alexis Zsminzhrpyvi-
ichi tried to joiifthe marines, but his
naturalisation papers were as twisted
as his name and he couldn’t.
ief George P.
ted Confederate
. out the following
the coming re
union to bo held in Washington,
D. C,:
"Headquarters United Confederate
Veterans Association, Opelika, Ala,
April 26, 1017..
"Having carefully considered all
the lessons pro and con recently sug
gested for postponing tha Twenty-
Seventh Annual Reunion of the
-United ConfederatVVet-enuu, and be
ing confident that a largo-majority
of my comrades are opposed to any
moment, 1 hereby appeal to all
members of our association to
cease further diseussihn of the sub
ject and consider that the reunion
will be held on the 6th of June a#
Heretofore agreed Upon,
. "To meet in the capital of our
country at this time is very oppor
tune, cementing friendships in all
sections. Let us go there and by our
act* proclaim to-th'e world that those
who. wore the gray alike with those
who, wore "the blue stand for our
country and our common flag, tho
stark-and stripes.
"GEORGE P. HARRISON,
imander-in-Chief.’
—r— .womtn tiHsk -because they
are a man’s helpmate all they have
eat—Greensboro
"1 SPLENDID TONIC”
Hizi on Lady Who, On D
tar’s Adrie*, Took Cardai
And la New WelL
Say*
Hixson, Tenn.—"About 10 ytare ago
I waff..." says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of
this place. *1 suffered with a pain In
m* left aids, could not tlssp at night
with this pain, always In the left
tide...
My doctor told me to use Cardai. I
took one bottle, which helped ms and
after my baby cams, I was stronger
and 1 better, but the pain was still
thirtb
I at tint 1st It go, but began to get
weak and 'in a run-down condition,
fo I decided to try some more Cardut,
which 1 did.
This last Cardai which I took made
me much better, in fact, cured ms. It
hat been a number of years, ttiU I
have no return of this trouble.
I feel It was Cerda! that cured me,
and I recommend it as a (ptendld fe
male tonic." * •
Don't allow yourself to become
esk and run-down from womanly
troubles. Take CsrduL It should sure
ly help you. as jt has so many thou
sands of other women In tha past 40
years. Headache, backaeh*. sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, Ured-out
fooling, are all sign* M womanly trou
ble. Other women gst relist by taking
OuduL Why not you? All
A Full Havana
Cigar
FLORIDA
WIDOW
5c,
STRAIGHT
For Sale by All
Loading Dealer*
Calloway Grocery Company
• Athens, Ga. Distributor*
PHONE 4 44and say: "Send me The Herald.” 4 A. Per
■ « * © Today’s News Today. Pav boy., I U W
The time is at hand now for Base
ball practice, and we are busy opening
i » up our new spring stock, which is com- *•’
plete. In addition to Spalding and
Reach’s line,..we have one or two other
good lines and can please you in base-
bail goods.,
Tennis goods, Gymnasium goods, etc.
See the new things before malting your
. purchases. We appreciate your busi
ness. v
THE McGREGOR CD.
Their new beauty, their perfected
easy riding qualities, their
proven sturdiness and mechan
ical excellence, their admitted
* tire, fuel and oil economy make
them worthy of the confidence
we enjoy, that they will still
further enhance Overland pres
tige. . i
* They embody the wisdom of the *
unmatched Overland experience
in building cars of this type.
They are dominant values, care of
proven dependability and step
ling worth.
As long as We have them -for de-.
livery before May 1st, the prices ,
are $850 for the Big Four, $985
for the Light Six—thereafter
$895 and $1025.