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HORIZONTAL
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1 I* i iterance ,
li Pufl of n.r
12 Flat fi.-lics
1:: Gr“t'k I- tU-r
Iri N. I]. State (abbr)
17 Learn
19 Mother
\’l Formerly
22 Finish
2.'! FJesh of vertobiv.!® animals used
as meat
24 Rielit Annex (abbr)
25 Born
2fi Southern State (abbr)
27 To be in abundance
31 Agreeable flavor
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30 A common dye
27 Rem v fiu l? from.
<0 Plane:
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44 Close friend
4f New Ena. State (abbr)
4 7 Capture !
49 Before
60 Animal of goat family
51 Half an cm
52 Contra lion meaning always
53 And (French)
f>4 Soft, heavy metal
56 A mental image
69 Resembling salt
6t> Sea-shore
VERTICAL
2 Railroad (abbrl
2 A kiln of dry hops
4 Possessive adj.
5 Rise
f Instrument for winding
7 Interjection
6 To make note of
9 Musical note.
Navy Airmen in 28 Hour Non-Stop Flight
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Navy fliers (lew the PN-9 for 28 hours, ut au avc.ago speed of t>o
miles- an hour, breaking by 10 hour?* the former world record. It was
a trial for the craft’s proposed flight from San Francisco to Honolulu
soon. The fliers are Woolson, Sutter and Schildauer.
MONEY TO LEND ON FARMS
Have unlimited lands to place on im
proved farms. Very reasonable com
missions. Interest rate 6 per cent.
Loans closed promptly.
Green & Michael, Loan Department
Southern \latual liuiiding Athena, fJfl
11M u i al fo nn of <1 ram a
11 Trap- :oor
I<’ One < : the Arab'an race
18 Single
19 Lump
2ts Open (p et)
29 Ve sel
80 Slight bow
82 To w ti ler from the truth
BTo utti; that which is Ha's3
84 Possessive pronoun (rneut)
87 To pass from without to the in
terior of
28 Heavenly body
89 Nimble
40 Clergyman
41 A woody plant with a suppo.ting
trunk
42 Number
45 Pa it ef verb '‘to le”
48 Capsize
50 A thought
54 Definite article (French)
55 Prevent
57 Exec ite
58 Like
Answer to last week’s puzzle
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THE 13 AN I £ LSI VILL £ MONITOR. DAN I ELS V ILL E, GEORGIA.
M. . R. D. Purr u ha
mot red t, Ahe . on Monday.
A lor e dele at n f.o • Ha at
tended. Hie bah ga e in At ens on
T-hi !. y• nd Satu day.
Mss Lucile L r oughs speu| ths
week-end at home.
Rev. W. H. Fays Uied his re-gu
out : ent here on Sunday
morning ad night.
The •. la at sclu I auiito i.im on
Fr'd'y ri t wis much enjoyed by
a large crowd.
O-smmenveimnt Sermon next
unday morning at School Au ito
rhun at 11 :00 A M.
Myron and Roma McCay we e
callers in Tla on Saturday.
Mr. ansi Mrs. S. W. Crawford,
Mias N>ra Cordon and Miss Floy.e
Burroughs attended tile bumal of
Grandmother Gordon ot Banks Cos.
at Beaverdam church on Sunday.
Misses Vera Gordon and Flo .''e
Burroughs spent the week-end with
friends in 11a.
Whooping cough seems to be rag
ing - among the 1 tie fo ks in fnd
around 11a.
Herbert Burroughs is ill in Athens
and is being - attended by Dr. Go s
at Sanitarium.
Mrs. Estes of Cay, Ga. is v'sitirg
her daughter, Mrs. 11. G. Banister.
J. W. Burroughs was in Ila on
business on Monday.
Much robbing and stealing is be
ing done in our town. Breaking open
garages and stores and breaking o f
locks from gasoline pumps and steal
ing casings from trucks and ca s.
What vve need is a good wide awake
City Marshal that will give us some
protection against thieves, bootlege s
etc.
The Personal
Element
Profeesiora! 1.1.1 is not
the or fry i j /direments
of a funeral director. He
must possess a kindly
and sympathetic person
ality and so impress
those he serves.
Our seryice is more in
the nature of the kindly
assistance of help f u 1
friends and it attemtps
in some measure to re
lieve the heavy burden
of your loss.
Wsalherly & Brock
Funeral Director and
Embalm ers
Kay stun - lln
JUST FROM ILA
D® SI GINS
You could easily make selec
tions from our huge stock of Pretty
Dress Materials.
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The New Arrivals are:
All Silk Crspe-de-chiae 1.85 yd.
Tub Silks in stripes &checks 95c yd.
c
Stripe and check Ray ton
Suitings 69c yd.
Plaid Voiles, guaranteed
colors 49c yd.
Dotted and.plain,
voiles, 10. 15, 25 and 39c yd.
ipacae* "n— df ■ - 1 ■ *r<r: r n. huw.'aam
20 Dozen
Ladies and Childrens Sun Hats
Just arrived by express, Special at
lOc
W. A. Rowe Cos.
O Gra.
I will have on Saturday
Fresh Fish for sale. Ready
Dressed. 3 different varieties,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Highest Market Price Paid for
Produce.
E s B* Soarboro
C. A. SCUDDER
JE^VELER
ATHENS, GA-
X>iamond.s. v
Watclies,
•F ewelery,
Sterling Silvez•
REPAIR:
WATCHES & JEWELERY.