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FRIDAY, NOVEMDER 24. 1922,
ATHENS HPPAin BR4DERS ARE SUBSTANTIAL CUSTOMERS FOR ATHENS HERALDAPVERTISERS
SALESMAN SAM
The Weather
ul h Carolina and Georgia: Flair
.. cooler tonight; light frost
YOUNG LADY—Desires steno
graphic or clerical position.
Some knowledge of bookkeeping.
Experience and references. Ad
dress "Miss B.” Box 643, Athens,
SENSATIONAL TIRE SALE |
Unheard of low prices. Investigate
Now.
Franklin Auto Supply
Station
147 College Are. - Athens, Ga.
Phone 757.
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IT WMUV PCI IN A COOPLA
V ‘ SAOUELb TULL .
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ORDERED 30M&_
epAL. /
jara a; Fair tonight and Pri
cier tonight with frost.
Ids; partly cloudy in north
Ice.,I showers in south to-
rcolor tonight; ligh tfrost
northwest; Saturday
D ,1 cooler.
For Sale
OR SALE—Ford Coupe at a bar-
i Sain, first class condition. Ap-
V Snuthomt P* n :~1.4. -MM! _
THE FAIRIES TRADE OFF
State and County Taxes
are now doe.
W. A. MALLORY, .
Tax Collector.
eaboard airline railway
Northbound
|^nnn|
Southbound
Arrives .* Leave*
9:15 a AtIanta-Monroe,l’cl 6:15 p
11:15 a - Atlanta 3:40 p
.11:15 a Norfolk-Rtcbmond 3:40 P
7:55 p Atlanta Ab'vllle, l’c’l 7:30 a
11:24 p Birmingham-Atlanta 5.29 a
11:24 p Norfolk-Wil'gton 5:29 a
No. 48 (express train), due 3:40
p. m., handles passengers to Elber-
ton, Calhoun Falls, Abbeville and
Greenwood.
Phone 600—Henry Comer.
IS COMBINATION
Banner—Morning
Herald—Evening
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge of 40 cents,
jjree timer. for the price of 2%
certi 'U'. Seven times for the
nee of five insertions.
u t ter investigate today. Call
Teiephjr.e 75 Ads.
THE
BANNER-HERALD
—° ne grade piano,
slightly used, at & bargain. P. H.
Durden. 459 Clayton St n-28 -c
13 Room House clcse in
J38#0—-Rents $50 per month.
Centrally located business
property paying investment.
u. G. Anderson Kz Co.
221 1-2 Clayton St Phone74
V0ELL1WE.^,\a}HM tw
ssm hivjl ooewrr «*
•‘Ouch!’* went something or someone under him.
Buskins, the apple-tree fairy. ; got these Instead.” So they trad-
waB wa tlns patienziy. j ed and everybody was happy.
H e was waiting for the smoked 1 (To Be Continued)
glasses the Green W za d had pro- (Copyright 1921 2CBA Service)
mised to send him.. The sun hurt
his eyes when he ran hiB funny
little elevator up to the sky. so
that’s why he wanted the glas
ses. *
Bye ’n* bye Nancy and Nick
came along and handed him a pack hausted
age v.ith the Green Wizard’s com- coughs,’ 1
pliments. ! negat, l
‘Oh, thank you?- said Buskins
gratefully, pulling off the string
\ coou*vv
FIND
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
SOUTUERN RAILWAY
No. 6 Leaves Athens 8:00 a. m.
arrives Lula 9:40 a. m.
No. 8 Leaves Athens 4:1C m.
arrives Lrla 5:50 p. n;.
No. 7 Leaves Lula 5:65 p. nr*., ar
rives Athene 8:50.
No. 6 Leases Lula 10.05 a. m., ar
rives Athens 11:40 a. ro.
f». B. Miller, C. A., Athens, Ga.
Telephone 81.
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rr ww>
OVOMT YOOPffT IN K COOPUN
*»HOO^lAPOU.OV CJDfcLUKfcl
TOLD Vft,
/7—'\ 010-
[f ( G0ZX- WW-l fcUttA
I V POT iti FWfc. Srtovjtii
V Na-v FOLL
\ £5hn6~
a (COUNT ov-ow.
Lost and Found
-14 Caret gold ring, letter-
7-D- S. on outside, with
s A. L. D. on inside. Finder
, to Danner-Herald and re-
reward. .n-25-p
EXHAUSTED PROM GRIPPE
. COUGH
. La Grippe coughs rack and tQar
the sufferer to-a state oi exhaus-
FOR SALE—Ono share of Athens N
Savings Bank stock. $400.00.
Phone 1092-J. n-24-c
FOR SALE—At sacrifice, On© B.
Flat Tenor Saxtphone. CalM807
Day or 1642 night. • n-26-c
rOST—Bunch of keys between
Athens Hide Co. warehouse (old
Jago building) and county court
• house; my name on them. Re
turn to H. Eugene Fant at Ath
ens Hide Co. *' % n25p
GAINESVILLE-MIDLAND
RAILWAY SCHEDULE
No. 2 dally for Gainesville
eaves 7:45 a. m.
No. 12 daily except Sunday for
Gainesville Ibaves 10.45 a. m.
No. 1 leaves from Gainesville
arrives 6:20 p. m.
No. 11 daily except Sunday from
Gar.e3ville arrives 10:10 a. m.
FOR SALE—Songland Echoes, 35c
copy. New book lor 192a ready.
192 page book, a third larger than
the average 35c book.—The John
the average 35c book. ...
B. Vaughan Music Co., Athens, Ga.
n-27-p
— From Graham Hotel
lay afternoon, Black Fox
r. riea?e return back to
II.»te\ n-26-c
STOLEN
Wfdnep
Terry doj
Groh-' im ]
test of time. Contain* no opiates
—ingredients printed on the wrap
per. Largest selling cough medi-
where.—(Advertisement)
LOST—ruir Lady’s gloves on
Lumpkin St., near curbing at Reid
Drug Co.. Finder please call Mrs.
L L. Lester 896. -
FOR HENT-
-Thrce unfurnished,
connecting rooms. Private en
trance. Suitable for light house-
kcoplrg. Apply 564 Boulevard. /
n-24-p
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Value Received
By Blosser
WANTED
Atheas Hide Co., near Herald
efflee, Thomas Street, buys hides,
tallow, beeswax. Hides tanned
Into beautiful lap-robes, rugs or
overtoats. d-3-p
FOR RENT—8-room house 535 Pu
laski street. Modern. Possession
December 1. Phone 628. n-24-c
CENTRAL OF GA. RAILWAY Then he tool; the glasses out of
The Right of Waj jj e box and hooked them behind
\ Arrival and departure of trains hj 9 ea^ \
at Central of Georgia station. Suddenly lie gave a yell and
Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m., clapped his hands over his eyes.
4:45 p. m. “Oh,' my!” he cried. “What’s.
Arrive from Macon 12.10 p. m., wrong? I’m going blind!”
9:30 p. to. And hi cot so dizzy he fell out
For further information phone J. 0 f his elevator dU me waf down
V Y> r. A 4. A A the groun(!L
I “Ouch!” went something — or
I someone under him.
j Buskins jumped up. “Excuse
me,” he sa d. “Did I hurt ycu?”
“My fault! My fault, sir!” an
swered Tingaling, tfor it was he).
| *Tve got a pair of queer glasses
| that I can’t see a thing through,
■ and I don’t know what I’m doing,
i I ordered extra-seeing glasses and
1 got these foggy ones by mistake.”
“Goodness!” cried Buskins. “I
guess I have yours and-you’ve got
mine. I ordered smoked ones and
OW.MoM’Come
AN' LOOI4 WHAT
’ TASS 1 Doin'!!
CUSTOM PEA THRASHING,
thoroughly cleaned and unbrok
en—Work guaranteed. L. B. Gra
ham, 770 Barber St.—Phone 1718.
n-25-p
T9U CAN EARN $10 daily operat
ing branch shop silvering mlr-
it>rs. refinishing brass beds, auto
mobile accessories, etc. Experience j
tnnecessarv; write quick before'
tfrritorr cW-mi. Alko rhcinlcul Co.,
m £ik?ry Building, Atlanta, Ga. \
n-28-p
FOR RENT—One steam' heated
room with adjoining bath, and
board, at reasonable rate. Phone
634-W. ' n29c
| Drive it Yourself.
I New Fords at
I Epps Garage
392 Washington Street
Phone 497
QUEEN wKSmo
WAXTKD—Gasoline engine, wood Phone 949-J. n-24-c
saw and - zinc- - tank. Must ' be | —^ — . ■
cheap and in good condition.; FOR RENT—House and lot in
Address P. O. Box No. 228, or j i WinterviUe. for rent. H. M. Ry-
this paper. n25c lee,/Holman Bldg., Athens. Ga.
• — —— — - — | Telephone 1576. n-26-c
WANTED—Second-hand cooking'— .. —
’f? '’. r h rZZj°n a b "' i GEORGIA TECH - AU-
HCM. J, 1. n row ii. Center, Ga , DI1DV ,- nnTD it t
FOR RENT
1 Unfurnished Apartment
on Milledge Ave.
E. G. Fambrough
Phone 516 Sou. MuE Bldg.
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
FoK LAND SAVES!! X
SAME Vou A PENW
’ VESTECCAV -a BE GOOD
AND ToDAV VOLTRC ;
JUST AS BAD AS <
r Cyoocanbe' J
mi,TIATCMn’
T'SHOIN VeUTUST
YoO GOT YOUR.
Aos&\'s iHOSTW
T_- YESTEROAV? -
Salesman with car. ’ Game, Atlanta, Thanksgiving Day
compensation to the (November. 30th.) One fare for
Write Clyde L. Rub-j round trip via SEABOARD. See
v roo N. Emerick St .Ticket Agent.
Indiana. n-24-p (Advertisement.)
WANTED —
Satisfactory
riglit m*n.
ber Comimn
Sout’i Eernl,
ASH STOVE WOOD
- BLOCKS USEFUL
PHONE 147 *
IIANNa MFG. I
ATHENS. GEORGIA
•anted to wade right out, but be was afraid he would ruin his
ir possibly catch cold. 'He offered this as an excuse to King
i. “Don’t worry son,” said the king, “this water is magic
can be sure it will neither hurt your .n't, nor your health.”
Taxi Service All Night Long
GEORGIAN BAGGAGE
Phone
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Long Trips Oar Specially.
Cheapest Truck In Town.
600 Thomas St
Phone 1351
Phone TRANSFER CO.
66 i orfice
UU Georgian Hotel
('THERE’S HER APRON-JUST WHERE SHE
THREW IT WHEN SHE BEAT IT OUT !
BELIEVE ME I'LL SAY SOMETHING TO HER
i WHEN SHE SETS HOME - SAY .YOUNG LADY
WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA IN COMING HO.vs AT
SEVEN OtlOCK? WHAT DO You THINK THIS
Pi ACE IS. A CAFE P MEALS AT ALL HOURS?
NOW LET ME TELL YOU ONCE AND FOR ALL
(.THAT ) WON'T STAND FOR ANY S' •• f
OH,DORIS! NOT HOME YET? >
CAN YOU BEAT THESE WOMEN? NO
Regard For dinner Time-huh. Almost
Six THIRTY - NOTHING IN THE ICE BOX, NOT
EVEN AN ORANGE - SOME LARD AND lETRK
I SUPPOSE I CAN THRIVE ON THAT!
Moving
THEATRE
ONE NIGHT
Friday, November 24
First* Real Big Novelty of the
Scimn
HELLO,
honey!
ALL ABOARD
Excursion Fares and All
Year Tourist Fares
QAALE’ ,
CARLTON'
So In jjack went. Ihe mermaids came close to him and took his
»nd and led him to a big rock. As soon as Jack climbed out of the
ater and up on the rock his clothes dried as if by magic. King
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
P,!‘ sh Columbia
^ahfomia
North Carolina
Oregon. v *
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas ‘
Virginia
West Virginia
Georgia
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
FlcriJa
nashington
' LOOK.WILBUR,WHAT I A
BROUGHT YOU! A • ]
fine roast chicken
WITH hot Dumplings!
I WAS OVER TO MOTHERS
and she fifed this j
basket FORuS- /
IT’S all HOT yet!
WHOM WERE. YOl> \
TALKING TO WHEN
I CAME IN, WILBUR?.
PV THE
PLAY
y which
/ BROKEAIL
1 B0X0FFICE
RECORDS
AT THE
CASINO
THEATRE
NEWYORK
CITY
FOR ONE
SOLID
\ YEAR
) l wasn't talking,
? i was just
SINGING A LITTLE.
V JAZZ! A
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Railway of Alabama
Liberal time limit and stop-over privileges.
For further information apply to
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A„
714 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.
MUSICAL
COMEDY
COCKTAIL'
~ PERFECT PRODUCTION
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
PRICES: 50c to $2.50
Seat Sale Opens Tuesday.
Mail Orders NOW.
te cutting through the water and th? r.-.er-
ght. King Wihtecap stood close la .
Florence coal. Co.
WYNBURN ST. • PHONE-1341
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