The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, July 30, 1923, Image 5

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Lost and Found
LOST—Platinum bar pin,
in Michael’s Store or in
business section Saturday
afternoon. Finder please
return to Banner-Herald
Office. Jtcward. j,31d
WANTED — Eight re
fined young men for
canvassing work. (Exper
ienced.) No delivery, no
collecting, guaranteed sal-
WANTED—Female Help
FOR RENT—NICE FIVE ROOM
cottage, good location. Conven
ient to schools and street cars
Immediate possession. Address
“House,” care Banner-Herald or
Phone 949-M. j30c
FOR SALE
and commission.
lost — one liver ticked after 9 a. m.
pointer, large scar on shoulder,
name Mack. Howard if returned
.0 E. E. Phono 281-W. ," p —
p experienced salesladies. Experience
LOST—PtSll'TtCI
TfcJR DOG, Wearing
leather qojlbr when lost. Has
liver spotii^CAfihwers to namo of
•lack.” Finder call 58-J. L. H.
fittest. ,, * j30c
Wanted
I.0ST-MAN’S GOLD WATCH,
open face, cither in Royston or
between % Royston and Athens,
Under retjujjv to Banner-Herala
and receive^ reward. a 1 p
light housekeeping. Prefer <
in. /^ddress P. O. Boy 483.
LOST-BET,WEEN ATHENS and U Uura , c ^i, eBc : Box 768, Athens,
Homer,, brown leather hand hag (j n>
rontaininjt'il check for $107.35,!— ....
bunch of keys and wrist watch.
Ketum tc} Banner-Herald. Reward. |
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RV.
Northbound Houthoound
ln:00 n Atlantn-MonroB local 6:1G p
j> A»L-13irmirrnam;Mem. 3:18 p
p Norfolk-Hieh.-N. Y. 3:11 P
p Atl.-Abbevllle local
p -Birmingham
p Norfolk-Washington
P Wilmlngton-N. Y.
Situation Wanted
VANTED—POSITION BY yi ..
man experienced in cotton grad-
llanner-Horald.
WANTED—Situation
GEORGIA RAILROAD
rrlv« Depart
20 pm v • ' 1:20 am
:lo pm 1:25 pm
CENTRAL Of GEORGIA RY.
W. o. Holton. Agent, Fhone 1661
Central of* Georgia Station
Depart for Macon 7:30 a. m.
4:45 p. m.
arrwe from Macon 11:10 p. m.
’•:Jl0 p. m.
For further Information phone
J. fPTSHlc*. C. A., 640.
■AINE8VILLE MIDLAND RY.
Schedules
Leave 7‘ ( Athene Arrive
7:45 A.
10 4.5 A.
•!>nlly.
. M.*# C
6:20 a P. O. Box 444.
6:20 a
6:20 a
FOR RENT—Rooms
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE Fur-
nished apartment with connect-
ini; hath, for light housekeeping,
FDR RENT—THREE NICE con-
necting rooms for housekeep-
B. Dougherty St.
j30p
•6:20 P. M.
• •10:18 A.M.
Dally Except Sunday.
•0$jUutN RAILWAY
Effective fihnday, April 29, 1821.
No. 6 leaveAvtthena 7:46 a. ro., ar-
v«*s Lula 8:20 a. m.
No. s leaves-Athens 4:15 p. m., ar-
■»*** I.ula 6:46 p~ m.
N’o. 7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. m., or*
Athens 8:30 p. m.
No. 6 leaves I 4 ula 10:10 a. m., sr-
H'** ’Athens 11:45 a. m.
O. n. MILLER. C. A., Athena OS*
Telephone fl.
For Screening Ice Boxes
and Cabinet Work
Phone 802
L. T. CARITHERS
E. KAY
-THE SMILING PAINTER"
Fin* painting and Interior
Decorating
Phone 1297, Athena, G*.
D aitt.v.m.wi.1 | | I 11 I
PURE AND SPARKLING
i.Jj: NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No other wafer ha. tha wondarful taata, tha Invigorating /ant
ing that It laavaa attar each glass full-dt’a d.llghtful, yaa It’a-
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Brink It All Vaar -Round—But Eoptelally In Spring and 8um-
mar-PHONE 95
Linton Springs Water Company
. r Off lea Brand Straat, ., -
FOR SALE—Old news-
\ papers ten cents per
bundle or three bundles
for twenty-five cents.
Banner-Herald Office.
SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED
cars before you buy. Conollv
Motor Co. tf.
r'FOR SALE—ONE STUDEBAKER
car in good condition. Must
•ihave money, $7r.OO cash gets it.
r Answer “Car/’ care Banner-Her-
jo Id. jtfOd
I FOR SALE — FIFTEEN PURE
"j bred Rhode Island Reds, seven
,, months old. Answer “Chickens/^
icarc Banner-Herald. j30d
ONE-HALF the world
doesn’t know how the
other half is getting on,
but the little Banner-Her-
aid Want Ads bring both
halves together for their
mutual benefit.
OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS
are good for long and satisfac-
tory service. You save tho differ
ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf.
FOR SALE — THE GEORGIA
Candy Kitchen can bo bought
out at a reasonable cost to any
one that wants business. Apply
273 Hancock Ave. j31p
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
Collection of United States and
foreign coins, bills, notes, stamps,
etc. Arthur Howard, 261 Thomas
St., Athens, Ga. j30p
Foster Pressing Company
Cleaning, Dying, Repairing
and Pressing
Von Canon-Wall Building
Phone 1886 Phone 1886
a23c
DR. J. W. POWER
PHYSICIAN
Graham Hotel
(My Offico is Now
Located Here)
17514 Clayton St. J26p
STEAM-PRESSING
WHITE PRESSING COMPANY
Cleaners that clean. Hats reno-
»voted. Phone 686. al8c.
VULCANIZING
We wash and polish cars, dope
them all over. All work guaranteed.
Flrit class vulcanizing. UNION
VULCANIZING CO., 362 East
Hancock Ave. nl8c
AUTOMOBILE PARTS
i
Auto Parts Half Pi ice.
Auto Wrecking Company
840 Broad Street
>21c
STEAM-PRESSING
Cleaning, Dying, Altering
and Pressing..
RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB
Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts.
•s Phone 1317. a20c
Coal—Coal—Coal
Jno. L Lewis, president United
Mine Workers of America, says:
“BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait
for something to happen to fright
en you into it. 1
W. L Hancock Coal Co.
Phone 797 Phone 707!,
Iron and Metal
c aj
E. D. FLANAGAN
1783 157 ’"on
Used Car Pick-Ups
Cadillac 8 $400.00
Chevrolet 490 ... $125.00
All of our cars are in good
condition.
EPPS GARAGE
Hudson Essex
a24c
A BARGAIN
Ford Cut Down At a Bargain
\ Terms Reasonable. «.
Sam W. Pinson’s Garage
164 W. Clayton Phone 461
*23c
PHOTOGRAPHERS
“Remember your vacation.”
“Kodak Films developed.”
“Seven hours’ service.’ *
Wo take them at 10 A. M.. out
5 P. M.
ADAMS & ARNETT STUDIO
162 1-2 Clayton St
/ al9c
REFRESHMENTS
o half your lunch hour by eat
ing with us. We serve light lunch
es, also have candy, cakes, fru'fe,
cold drinks, ctgars and cigarettes.
THE COZY STAND
Corner Clayton and Lumpkin Sts.
(All Sandwiches 6c.)
■18e
She Likes Her Babe
“Nellie," the French r~-Je dog of Mrs. Francis Diehl, Cincinnati,
Ohio, did not approve of Mrs. Tom Cat allowing its young one to go
without food, so she decide!? to adopt the kitten. “Nellie' won t allow
any other cats or dogs n^hr her kennel. This photo won a $25 prize
in an “unusual” animal contest.
BARBECUE
Have You Tried Our Barbecue?
If not try it today.
Wo Servo It Fresh Every Day.
Floumoy’a Barbecue Cafe
151 Broad St. Phone 1740
a27p
INSURANCE
Northwestern Mutual Life
Lowest Net Cash, Most Flexible
Contract. ,
B. R. Bloodworth
224 Vi E. Clayton St. Phone 74
• a 28c
REAL ESTATE
D. G. Anderson & Co.
224 Vi E. Clayton St.
Phone 74.
J28-’24
LURID FILMS BLIND
EYES OF EUROPE TO
THE REAL AMERICA
Country of Scantily At
tired Women, Lazy Men,
Bold Robbers, Is Impres
sion Foreigners Get.
(By Associated Press.)
LONIlON—EiHropoans entertain
curious notions anouf life In the
United States. Many of them get
their Impressions from American
Inoving-pictures, which feature
train robberies, pnnk hold-ups, so-
cfai scandals, shooting affray a, ex
citing automobile episodes, nnd
hold and be covered with suspicion
“In the west ann tne south very
little work is done. The men of
the town hang around the |storo
all day long in case they are Want
ed for a fight, and the women gos
sip over gates so as to he ready
to run into the road nnd welcome
homo the blood-stained hero.
"America must be an awfully in
teresting place to live in; vnly few
of us Invertobrato Britons could
stai^l tho strain of such an excit
ing life. It isn't so much the
amount of work the Americans do
as the suddenness with which they
do things, tbnt must tell on them In
time. Fortunes nro made and
homes run led in America on the,
screen In less time than the aver
age Englishman takes to cat hi*
breakfast.”
BASEBALL DYING OUT
IN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
The Pee Wees are first cousins
to the Little Peezers and live in
Pee W6c Land, under the bur
docks.
One day the Fairy Queen re
ceived a letter. It said:
“Dear Queen:
“Could you and would 70U
pleaso to help me.
“My subjects have learned ,to
ride on lightning bugs and since
tiien I haven’t had one peaceful
minute.
“They say ‘uneasy lies the head
that wears a crown,’ and .111 have
you know, Queen, that although I
wear my crown day and night, I
never get a chance to-lay my head
anywere, with all my worries.
“I never know where any of my
subjects are at night. The only
place I know i a where they are
not. That place is Pee Wee Lwid.
“As soon as night comes they
jump on lightning bugs and ride
away, the whole kaboodle of them.
“Tiny Toe fell into a costard ,
pie sitting on Mrs. Brown’s win
dow sill jo co-j*. And although
he’3 a good swimmer, the custard
set and he did, tool
“Wee Willie got stuck on some
fly paper-r-or his clothes did—and
the only way his friends could
save him was to peel him out of
his clothes and bring him home
the way ho was.
“Could you—would you please
to help me?
“Your faithful subject,
s “SNOOKUMS,
“King of the Pee Wees.”
“Nancy and Nick!" called the
Fairy Queen, smjlipg. “It seems
to me that this is a job/for you
(JHEAPER FUEL;blL
French engineers have been ex
perimenting with a gas oil for auto
mobile engines, which they say has
provetf more efficient than gaso-
Knd‘Se W troublTt£y‘«trJnto'u I line. Besides, the gaa oil Is cheap-
something fierce. er *
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
/ UNDER THE SEA ,
Story by Hal Cochran. Drawings by Leo Wright-
CHAPTER 21
“Why, it's only a chest full of fishermen’s hooks,” exclaimed Jack.
“What good are those?” “No good, at aH,” rw>wr -the watermite.
“In fact, they are more harm than good, for if you take them out of
the sea they will be used to catch fish that live down here in the
water.” . ...
MANILA, P. I.—Baseball, the
American national pastime which
wn* expected to replace cock-
fjnhtlng here, is dying out in tho
equally sensatlonnl things. (Philippine Islands, and the De-
"From personal observation of Drrtment of. Public Instruction, by
American films In British cinemas”.Jts lack of interest, is blamed for
nays A writer in the London Eve-*the failure by a sporting Writer
ning News, “we reach the conclu*|jn a Ideal, newspaper. The Manila*
Bion that America in a large coun- league is said to be the only base-
try entirely surrounded by ain and |ball organization in,the island in
ntlment. It Is inhabited in the • nourishing condition today.
While Jack and Flip and teh watermite were working away with
the treasure chest the sehweeds had been carried closer and cliiser
together by the waves until now it was getting dark. Jack then
asked the watermite if there was any way to have light while he
buried the chest.
VULCANIZING
Invite Us to Your Next
Blowout.
Phone,271 '
City Garage & Motor
Company
■ a27c
rant by unscrupulous, but
mously successful, business men,
who devote their nights to squnn*
I dering in cabarets their Ill-gotten
| gains of the day before. In the
west the bad men rob stage-
conches and banks, shoot sheriffs
During tho past five years,
sporting authorities sav, the Do-
nartment of Public Instruction
has gken no encouragement to
baseball through the bureau of
education. Prior to that time, it I
is said, the bureau of ^ education!
nnd their partners In crime, and | was actiely engaged in fostering
spend a good deal of time rolling, tne national game in the islands,
on the ground In attempts to gouge | with a view to eliminating tho
each other’s eyes out. island sport of cock-fighting.
“The north is peopled by beard-[ Teacher, brought here from the
cd scoundrels, who go there to os-1 United States, it is charged, do
cape from the law, to steal mining I play baseball nnd have little,
claims and to menace lonely girls'if any, knowledge of tho game or
SPECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The second Installment of city
urea are due from July 15th to
LUgust lit. Inclusive. Taxpayers
tho fail to pay on or before Atte
st 1st will have to pay 11.50 cost
a ff fa, which wifi be issued
gainst all delinquent!. .
G. E. O’FARRELL,
ug. 1. City Marshal.
WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk
Automobiles. Dealers in! scrap
iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON. A
METAL CO. Phone [1*1, 414
Foundry St* \ f. 824c.
MEALS, WANTS DIVORCE
LOS. ANGELES.—Herbert M.
cose friends for fifteen
It was one of her husband’s
up and cook him a meal.
Often, when the prepared the
meal for him, he would not eat it,
she said, but would scatter the
food about the room.
snowbound in log cabins. The
south is .notable for cactl t sand
and half-breeds. The last-named
are no particular vice. They
just bad.
of athletics in general.
REAL ESTATE BOOM
STRIKES SUMMER
RESORTS OF JAPAN
TOKIO—-Tho demand for homes
st the various seaside and moun- !
tain resorts of Japan made fa
mous by foreigners is ever on the
............ .... .... „ „ increase, and those foreigners
costume, their uncharitable nttl- who invested wisely arc reaping f
their harvest. Prices have gone
up ten fold within the last few.
years pnd there seems no tendency j
to fill. At Karuizawa, the moun-i
tain .resort to which missionaries!
fromrall oferUhe Far East flock )
in summer, nnd where the Prince
Regent will spend -part of this,
season, very high prices are being I
paid for houses and land. The <
sumo is true at Kamakura, Zushi
and Hajpma, the seaside resort, I
formerly almost entirely foreign, |
which have been invaded by the
Japanese. ]
hide towards other women, and fw»
their remarkaliTfc bedrooms. These
of enormous -aize, elaborately
decorated, have at least one tele
phone, nnd an easy way of egress
for herolnea and Ingress for he*
roes.
Sometimes the vllllan uses one
of these entrances, nnd then the
heroine throws a lamp at him am'
rings up the' hero, who waa lying
•nke wafting for the call.’*
*!Ic dashes round in pajamas
d an automobile to her rescue
just In time to wa|te up the house*
“You ace,” aaid Jack, "I don’t want these hooka to ever be uj<d
catch any of tha flab, that have been ao kind to me. Su I’m i
bury thia treasure ceat so no one will ever find it.” “That's a eoi
Idea,” aaid the watermite. And he summoned a lot of aunfsih. (Con
tinued.)
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission I per cent ovcf tlJMMi
10 par cent Bp to <1,000.
406 Holman Bid*.
HUBERT M. RXLEE
' Law offices rhnne 1676.
i v* .i/Oi <Wot * u
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
The Western Railway of Alabama
Hie Georgia Railroad
Tho
fnlrd
f ie Summer Tooriat season la now on and vacations are
rder. You will be (lad to know tbaUcondltlona surround
ing Summer Tourist travel are more liberal thla season than
In almost any previous year. Reduced rates are In effect to
practically every state In the Union as well as to some points
In Canada, the various tours Including delightful trips on
the Atlantic anil Pacific oceans, the Great Lakes, Ft. Law
rence River, Hudson River, through the Yellowstone and
other National Parks, to tbe Grand Canyon, etc. 8top.oi. r5
may bo mado at any point on either going or return trip,
within final limit of ticket, which Is. In most cases, Octo
ber 31, 1923.
Let ns help you arrange your vacation. We are bon; to
aerva and any InformatioB desired wilt ha gladly furnished
by ticket agent in your town or by tho undersigned.
J. P. BILLUPS,
, General Passenger Ac-ut.
, , Atlanta, Ga.
ff Manila ,1 .