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THE BANNER, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1911.
Did It Ever Occur To You?
That our losses are paid from this office. This means prompt atten
tion. Policies complete iu every way No cheap insurance for your money.
LIPSCOMB & COMPANY
Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Phone 109
Before Placing Your
PIRE INSURANCE
MANY ARE SEEKMG
SOB 1
Over the Country the Lame
and Blind and Crippled
Are Praying.
Qufber. July 26.—This being the
feast day of Ste. Anne, the shrine of
tile saint at Ste. Anne de Baupre be
came the meeca of thousands of pil-
See the strength of the company your agent gives you, before accept
ing a policy on ALL YOU HAVE. We bare heard of numbers of cases
where property owners insured all they had In small companies and owned
stock in the company besides. THE CONFLAGRATION CAME. Don’t
make this mistake. Our companies are Conflagration Proof.
LOOK AT THIS!
Continental Ins. Co
Connecticut Ins. Co
St. Paul Ins. Co - .
Firemen's Ins. Co
Milwaukee Mechanics Ins. Co.
Williamsburg City Ins. Co. ...
Maryland Casualty Ins. Co. ..
$21,198.0X8.01 assets.
7,478.415.72 assets.
7,036,020.58 assets
6,121.382.27 assets.
4.100,000.00 assets.
2,844.451.87 assets.
..5,580,625.54 assets.
grints. For several days past the ho
tels and boarding houses have been
filling with people from all parts of
the continent, among them being
many of the crippled, the blind and
those afflicted with various other ills,
and all of whom are looking earnest
ly for special favors through the in
tercession of the good saint on the
occasion of her own festival.
HUNDREDS HOPING FOR
MIRACULOUS CURES.
THEBIGSALE
IS NOW ON OF
Paints, Wall Paper and Glass,
Artists’ Materials, Room Moulding
and Picture Moulding.
Everything going at reduced prices. We want to
start at once to remodel building damaged by fire. We
have bargains for you. Gome and see for yourself.
Total assets
*57,378,990.99
HERE’S OUR BACKING.
LIPSCOMB & CO.,
Insurance and Real Estate.
Office Phone 109. Residence Phone 719
..Dry Cleaning..
Is our business, but don’t expect us to take a garment that Is beyond re
demption, snd make it perfect
We positively will and do remove stains that are removable without In
juring the color or fabric.
But there are some stains that cannot be removed.
Moral: Have your dresses cleaned when tolled; not when rntned.
PHONE 217
HE NEVER HAD
TO LOOK OUT
FOR TOMORRO
DON’T BE A SAVAGE
START A BANK
f ACCOUNT ^
1/ _ Cogrrithl 1909, b, C. E. Zii
mu Co.-Ko. M
The aavage who lived from day to day and depended
on the heavens to send him food, never had to provide for
tomorrow. But fortunately—or untortunately—we must
do otherwise. Do so by saving money.
The Athens Savings Bank
CAPITAL $50,000.00 SURPLUS $165,000.00
DEPOSITS $400,000.00 ,
OFFICERS
President—M. Stem
Cashier—G. A. Meil.
M Stern
M. G. Michael
Vlce-Prss.—M. G. Michael.
Ass't Cashier—B. Y. Harris
DIRECTORS
G. A. Mali J A. Hunnlcutt L. F. Edwards
T. 8 Mall DeuPree Hunnlcutt W. T. Bryaa
Aaron Cohen
city:
New York, July 26.—Many people
knelt before the shrine of “Good
Saint Anne” in the little church ot
St. Jean Baptiste in Fast Seventy
sixth street ttglay, and kissed the
reliquary containing one of the bones
from the wrist of tile Mother of Vir
gin. It was the close of the annual
nt-vena of Ste. Anne, the period due
ing which the faithful look for many
miracles to be performed. For nine
days the little church has listened to
the prayers of hundreds of sick and
disabled persons who sought relief
from their afflictions through the in
tercession of the Saint.
WANTS DIVIDENDS PAID.
Pittsburg. Pa., July 26.—Stockhold
ers of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company assembled
in Pittsburg today to take part in
what promised to be the most im
portant annual meeting since George
Westinghouse was ousted from the
presidency of the groat corporation
several years ago. Dissatisfaction
with the present management Is be
lieved to have reached the point call
ing for decisive action. For months
the stockholders have been clamoring
for some return on their Investment,
bnt those in control have continued
In pass the dividend, notwithstanding
that a dividend has been earned and
the company's surplus has been
steadily accumulating. Should the
plans of the dissatisfied stockholders
end successfully It is probable that
Mr. Westinghouse. who has been the
ruling genius of the company since
Inception, will he restored to his ol fl
position as the head of the corpora
tion.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better—Try an Expert
merit or Profit by an Athens
Citizen's Experience.
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent
ed.
The statement ot a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit
But the endorsement of friends Is.
Now supposing you had a had back.
A Lame, Weak or Aching one.
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement Is the proof
that backs every box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills.
Read this case:
E. L .Taiylor, 1015 S. Lumpkin St.,
Athens, Ga., says: “I will again en
dorse Doan’s Kidney Pills for I still
believe them to be an excellent kid
ney remedy. They have done me
much good when suffering from kid
ney complaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
WELSHMEN TO
REVISIT OLD HOME.
New York. July 26.—Little parties
cl Welshmen. nearly all of them ac
companied hv their wives and fami
lies. have been dropping into the
city the past few days from points
throughout the I'nited States anil
Canada. They are rounding up hero
preparatory to starting on a pil
grimage io ;iieir native Wales. More
than three hundred have hooked pas
sage on the Canard liner Caronia,
which will sail for Liverpool Friday.
Some of those who are going hack
have not been in Wales for forty
years.
JOHN L. ARNOLD
Cor. Clayton and Jackson Sts. Athens, Ga.
SOUTH CAROLINA
FARMERS’ UNION.
Columbia, S. C. July 26.—Plans for
closer co-operation, the extension of
the warehouse movement and num
erous other matters of mutual inter
est and importance are slated for
consideration and action at the an
nual convention begun here today by
the South Carolina division of the
National Farmers’ Union. Delegates
representing virtually every county
of the state were on hand when the
gathering was formally called to or
der by the president, A. J. A. Perritt
of Darlington. The business of the
convention will be concluded tomor
row.
A CONGRESS FOR THE RACES.
- London.- July 26.—Fifty nations. In
cluding the United States, are repre
sented at the First Universal Races
Congress, whlh w-as opened today at
the University of London. The con
gress will discuss a wide range of
topics with a view to bringing about
closer and more harmonious rela
tions between the Occident and the
Orient. Questions of a purely politi
cal character will not he considered.
The sessions will last four days. Pa
pers or addresses have been prepared
for the congress by Dr. Felix Adler,
Israel Zangwill, W. E. B. DuBois of
Atlanta University, General Legitime,
ev-President of Haytl; Wu Timg
l-’ang, late Chinese ambassador at
Washington: Dr. Felix von Luschan
of the University of Berlin, and nuni
erous other persons of international
reputation.
PATENTS fortune!
SIZES for puem». runu *Mur*dthrough u*
■V adratued without charge. Sew DM. of to-
■ patent*. Send n* roo*h rteteh or model for .earel
of Parent Office record, and report on patentability
special agenta m Coo ettte. and town*. Mr. ureelej
while Acting Commissioner of Patent* had full charm
of V. S. Patent Ofllee. ORKXLEV £ McINTIKK.
Patent Attome,,. We-htnet-in r>- -
ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAST
ENTHRONED AT PHILADELUH1A
Philadelphia. Pa.. July 26.—The
Most Rev. Edmond F. Prendergast
was enthroned this morning as Arch
bishop of the Roman Catholic arch
diocese of Philadelphia with much
stately ceremonial. The cathedral
was filled to its capacity with church
dignitaries and distinguished repre
sentatives of the laity. Preceding
the ceremonials of the installation
there was an -imposing procession of
altar boys, seminarians, priests and
prelates from the cathedral chapel to
the cathedral. The ceremony was
concluded with the celebration of a>
pontifical mass. Among the prelates
who took part were Bishops Fitx*
maurice of Erie, Shanahan of Harris
burg, Canevin of Pittsburg, Hoban of
Scranton and’Garvey of Altoona.
FOLEYS MDNEYPIIIS
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ELECTRIC BUILDING.
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HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS
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STEAM TURBINE AUXILIARY PLANT
AT ATHENS
Athens,($3.
July 22, 1 9 1 I#
THE COMMON HOUSEFLY
This insect is the justly deserving
object of a national campaign in the inter
est of the public health. Flies carry
filth and disease germs wherever they go.
We are glad that we are able to co-operate
effectively in the fight against this step.
FLIES AND ELECTRIC FANS DO NOT AGREE
Flies cannot alight in a breezs and
it is a simple thing to keep your kitchen,
your living room and the sleeping room of
your child free from the contamination of
these insects. One electric fan in a small
household can usually be made to serve all
three purposes, besides freshening and
cooling the air. Fans at moderate prices
are sold by all the electric dealers at
Athens. Money invested in one is money
well spent.
Very truly yours,
