About Gainesville news. (Gainesville, Ga.) 1902-1955 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1922)
THE NEWS, GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 13,. 1922, f Delicacies That Do Not Travel. Least appreciated, relatively to theli gastronomical merltB, are the soft- shelled turtles, native of the large streams and lakes. They are hardly In ferior to\tbe diamond back terrapin, but are seldom been In' the .markets for two reasons—because they do not ship well and because, local demand, where they are caught, uses up the supply., They are home-consumption dellcaclSH, like, the honey, banana, the’ emerald-gem mbskmelon and the fall pippin apple—-too good for the or dinary market and sure to lose theli original flavor In passing through the bands of the middleman. In one mile of city limits on Athens Road. Thj, farm is suitable for truck farming and dairy business There is going a national highway through this farm 23 acres on left of road, and 48 acres on right of road On each of these tracts, is water and tire-wood. Wiil soli all together ,or will sell either tract. Tenant house on boil tracts. Terms can be arranged. ' 1 KEITH 81 S. Bradford St. For mother, sister or sweetheart. The one we treasure and love so dearly The Christmas Gifts for Mother, Sister or Sweetheart is one of the big events of the year. This gift must ex press beauty and practical ability. These are all found in a beautiful gift purchased at Lederer’s. A WRIST WATCH FANCY DIAL WATCH SILVER MESH BAG GOLD WATCH CHAINS BANGLE BRACELETS STERLING BELT BUCKLES ’ GOLD AND PLATINUM BAR PINS GOLD FOUNTAIN PENS BLACK ONYX DIAMOND. RINGS i GOLD FOUNTAIN PENCILS DINNER RINGS, DIA SET RUBY RINGS TOILET SETS FINE LEATHER PURSER BEAUTIFUL NECK PEARLS . GOLD CUFF LINKS Tides Dispose of Sewage. In Boston und many other coast cit ies the tides are utilized in the disposal 'of sewage, part of which la aeld In reservoirs until strong outgo ing tidal currents have developed. Be fore the trim, of the tide the sewage has been carried so far that It has be come mixed with an Immense body of ocean water and Is rendered hhnn- less. ■ ■ .. I' . .■* Peruvian Literature. Printing was Introduced in Peru In 1582 and through succeeding centuries poets and other writers have contrib uted to Its literature- THE JEWELER Gainesville, - - Geo, A large selection of Silk Hand-Made Under* wear, Bftth Robes, Bedroom Slippers, in all! colors and sizes. froiu tho United States Government in f,th, 1922. the bulling of said road, and, } "..Whereas; said proposed road will - ' J cross the liree of the Southern Rail- way and the GttineSvillo and Nortiiwes- . ~T torn Raiiwiy, and ibis de^irpns; of plim-; Lin mating the danger of grade, crossings He win at these points; , onderstnu » . - be who ] “Bp IT THEREFORE RESOLVED; standing That the Mayor and Council of the with the City of Gainesville pledges itself to co,- -standing 1 operate "With the county authorities in Burke. , complying witlr whatever requirements r Q( may be made with reference to said Did yfti crossings in order to meet the rules and fa a perf regulations approved by the . United the voca States Government! relating to high-.' ways in which it participates in build- In in S-’ ’ comes fri Done in open session this December exhorted COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Ccuncil Chambor, Gainesville, Ga., December 5th, 1922. - • COUNCIL CHAMBER. Council met in call session. Mayor Howard Thompson presiding, and the following councilmen were present: .0. P. Lnthem. - El EMincey, . B. H. Moore. » W. H. Summer. ... - The following resolution, was discussed and upon motion, adopted, towit:: Whereas, this body is advised that the State- Highway Department, in con nection with the authorities of the county of Hall, have under considera tion a State Aid road from Gainesville to the Jackson county lino along the old Athens road route, mid; “Whereas, it is desired to obtain aid GAINESVILLE Have you seen the Wonderful Display Santa Claus has made at our Store? a real CHRISTMAS STORE—full to the brim. Jit!# Did Somebody Call Me ? Doe Faces *. 1?^ ^ Horses Pictures Blocks Cap Pistols Pop Guns Air Rifles Games Harps Velicipedes Express .Wagons Kiddy Cars Ride-a-ways Rubber Balls Story Books Vases j Banks j Rocking Horses Foot Balls Toy Wheel Barrows Sand Buckets Drums Accordeons Flutes Toy Irons Dolls — j Doll Beds Doll Carriages Doll Furniture Teddy Bears Doll Trunks Tea Sets Dancing Toys Toy Automobiles Trains and Tracks Monkeys Elephants Dogs Cats * Telephones V Mess Boxes Toy Stoves Toy Pianos Doll Swings i Lamps Wash Sets Toy Violins Toy Banjos Tool Chests g Fire Engines MERCK’S OLD STAND Georgia 26 South Bradford St
