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Friday, AUQU5T 16. 1952.
THfrWEATHER
r-Uflyjttlca local rain* to-
: no chaipgOjlij tem-
FMarket News
Vii-
Hid Ki
, Imi South Carolina and
cloudy tonight
id!ty^ no change in tfemper-
rains tonight or
THE ATOENS DAILY BANKER. ATHENS, GEORGIA
'
By Associated Press Leased Wire
: fif 1C® M BINATION
Banner—Mot
BAR 8ILVER
YORK—Foreign bar allver
65 vb ; Mexican dollars 63%.
liar aid—Evji^i
2 Cents a Wort
ot 4U
mV ^
charge
Insertions 1 . Seven
price S f mt.VimlPj
naw
THE
-HERALD
LIBERTY BOND8.
NEW VHJrfK-Llberty bond
eloBMWHtftlOfcSd: '
MrwF 4<4h! J101.16. : ,
Second 4%*’ 100.46.
Th£*%Jj|s4 100,46.
Fourth 4%s' 1013)6.
Victory (uncalled) 4% 100,74
Victory (called) 100.66.
@7.00; canners and cutters large
ly 2.75@3.76; balk bologna bulla
4.00 @4.25; bulk veal calves around
12.50.
PAGE FIVE
Hogs receipts 30,000; market
fairly active on lighter weights;
vsry slow on others; 15@25cs low
er; spots off more;. 9.80 paid for
170 pound weight, bulk 180 to 200
pound hogs 9.60@9.70; 210 and
240 pound butchers mostly 9.40@
9.50; 250 and 275 pound butchers
9.15@9.S0; good and choice 290
and 325 pound butchers 8.5@9.10;
packing sows mostly 7.50«8.10;
Cotton Advances $4.00 Per Bale On
Report Improving Trade Conditions
NEW YORK—(By the Associa
ted Press)—Reports of deteriorat
ing croil prospects and Improving
trade condltone caused an advance
T/aursday, Cotton for December
sold up to 21.63 or nearly a cent
and a half per pound above the
low prices of last Tuesday.
’ NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW ORLEANS—Spot cotton
quiet 25c higher. Sales > on the epot
91 to arrive none, low middling
20.00; middling 21.25; good midd
ling 22.25; receipts 1.94; stock
NEW YORK COTTOli
NEW YORK—A sharp advance
BA^ER-
[- WANTEO
J—Eve
waNTEB—fcvery -ubscnbir to
"ei'ber the Banner or the Her-
,lj t0 join the Banner-Herald
Free Travel Accident and Pe
destrian Accident Insurance
Club. The Banner-Herald ,pay*
•our premium as long ha you
•re a Registered Subscriber,
phone 76 and ask shout It. tf.
To'trade a good piece
’ANT
chy
f business Inr
..•or rliy, Address Exchange
j re iwsaydlcruld. .
property and a good pay
Iricss tor a real gddd farm,
111.
,. rpom house,
Muist he in good see*
tion ,a::d in good condi
tion Roy Wilson, -■*
Herald Office.
Cigar SALESMAN WANAED—
J150 iopd.ib and expenses. For
me- A$i'ffenoe not necessary'
id stamped envelope
for information. National Cignr
l'o„ Uigii Feint, N. C.
A-lS-j.
(PANTEU WORK—Many students
ol il| r t'»lvcrsHy willing to do
any 'tltwx. need. work.. Those
din can ih students for garJ.m,
farm, ilai.f, office, or garage
should ti lenlipno or write to n.
p. Stephens
A-20-C
WANTED—Man with car to sell
KuaranpTi! 'laird Tires', will ar-
. money-market
NEW YORK—Call money.easy;
high 2'A; low 31A; ruling rate 3%;
closing bid 3*4; offered at 3%; last
loan 3(4 ;• call ( loans against ac
ceptances 3. Time loans firm;
mixed collateral 60.90 days 4 @
4-8 months 4%; prime com
mercial paper 4 <g> 414.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW Y O R K.—Foreign ex
change firm; Great Britain de
mand 4.49%; cables 4.49%; 60 day
bills oh banks 4.47. France de
mand 7.06%; cables 7.97. Italy de
mand 4.65; cables 4.66. Belgium
demand 7.56%; cables 7.67. Gor-
nir.ny :0»%; cables .09%. Holland
demand 3896; cables 38.90. Nor-
, CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO—Wheat scored slight “«J e acti ? n °n Pigs; heavy 8.25@
Rain* in price Thursday during: the *J5?iJ ne< l*. uni 8.75(5)9.70; light 9.35
early dealings, although showing ® » light light 9.25@9*.70;
weakness at the start. The opening P ac fj"Sr sows, smooth 7.45(8)8.25;
wheih ranged from H to lc lower, P* c * ,n £ sows, rough 7.00@7.60; j in Liverpool accompanied ty ^lt-
was followed byNa rise to above kil!in,lr P‘? s ».00@9.75. ' 'crated repots# I/, fit ap improving
Thursday’s finish. , Sheep receipts 23,000; native : trade in goods at Manchester,
> lambs opening mostly steady;' reeirted largely responsible for
CHICAGO.—^Cash whhat No. 2 westerns 10@15c lower to killers;! Ylrmneaa.in the cotton market here
red 1.03; No. 2 hard 1.03% @1.04 to ° native to shippers 12.75; early at the opening Thursday. First
“ " ’ packer top 12.60; bulk natives Pricds were 35 to 39 points higher
%. Com No. 2 mixed 62%@63%;
No. 2 yellow 63% @6414. Oats
No. 2 white 32%@34; No. 3 white
31%@33. Rye No/'2 70%@71.|
- ilhy - -
Barley 50® 56. Timoll
B.‘ Clover seed 12.00@16.00.
Pork nominal. Lard 10.70. Ribs
9.75@11.00.
12.35@12.50; culls mostly 9.00;
early sales westerns 12.40@12.75;
, sl,ee P mostly steady; good 115
seed 4.25 P°und western ewes 7.25; heavy
mand 26.49. Denmark demand
21.60. Switzerland demand 19.08.
wpain demand 15.38. Greece de
mand 3.18. Foland demand .02%.i Se pt,
cho-Slovakla demand 2.83. Ar- Oct.
_ tine demand 36.40. Brazil de
mand 13.35. Montreal 99%.
Open
High
Low
WHEAT—
Sept. .
1.00
1.03
1.00
Dec. .
1.01%
1.04%
1.01%
May . 1.06%
COEN—
1.09%
1.06%
Sept. .
.59%
.62%
.59%
Dec. .
-54%
.56
.54%
May .
.57%
.59%
-57%
OATS—
iT
sept. .
.30%
.31%
.30%
Dec. .
.33%
■84%
.33%
May .
.37
.37%
.37
PORK
—
Blank.
LARD
Sept. .
10.67
10.70
10.57
Oct. . .
10.75
10.77
10.67
Close
1.03
fat natives downward to 3.50@
4.50; light feeding lambq steady;
best around 12.50; heavy' feeders
slow.
Were
RIBS—
ransie iilajHr and expense wi;h Atl_ Gulf and W.'lndles ..........
right illiw Cord-O-Van Rubber Baldwin Locomotive
C«., -HUS? So. Michigan. Avc., Baltimore and Ohio —
Chicago.
al7p
WAN'TEIJt-fTo rent from owner 1
seven' ■ or eight rooht bouse.
Phone 1047. a!8p
WANTED—Furnished apartmei
clone hi; good nolghboghupd.
dress j. v. G., Banner-Heral
a20c.
WANTED — Experienced Colored
shoemaker, Apply H. ; Bosen-
burp, 1322 Thomas SL »X8cb
FOR RENT
fOR RENT—.Two furnished or un
furnished first floor rooms with
connecting, bath. Phono 1525J.
a! Sc.
wbR n*ce
FARMS FOR SALE—Several 'nice
farms in eight miles of Athens;
good roads and good locality;
can lie ijvucht on terms or will
exchange'for city property. Ad
dress H.. case Banner. a20c.
NEW YORK STOCKS—LAST
SALE
Allied Chemical and Dye 77%
Allis . Chalmerh 54%
Aft' Beet Sugar 47%
Am.. Can .'. 58%
Am. Car and Foundry 172
Am.-Tun,, and Leather pfd 72
Am. International Corp 37
Am. Locomotive 119%
Am. Smelting and Refg ...
Am. Sugar
Am. Sumatra Tobacco 37%
Am. T. and T. 123
Am. Tobacco _! 149
Am. Woolen ... 91%
Anaconda .Copper *53%
Atchison 102%
Gulf and W.vIndie# - 32%
124%
57%
Bethlehem Steel ”B"
Canadian Paclflfc
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio .
Chicago, R. I. : and Pac.
Chlnh' Copper .......
Gplomdo Fuel; and ^gpn ......... 201
Com' Products ..3——. 114
Crucible Steel
Erie
Wheat closed firm 1% to 2%
net higher. Corn closed steady
1% to 2c higher.
and early realizing 1 salts'
absorbed bn reactions of
points'with December soon selling
up to 21.13 or fully half a certt
above"yesterdaj'» closing. ' There
was soms scattered southern sell
ing but New Orleans, Liverpool
Wall street and local traders were
buyers on the advance, which was
also promoted by continued com
plain n. of crop deterioration and
t:m. of probably low end month
condition figures.
Reports that New Englajyt
,gx% I • I spinners were showing more lnter-
.'55% C,T,E 8 SERVICE QUOTATIONS jest in the Bpot market helped an
.59% Quotations furnished by Atlanta!early afternoon advance to 21.40
Offices Henry L. Doherty A Co. I for December or 68 points net hlgh-
Cltles Ser. debenture
“D" \ 90% 93%
Cities Ser. preference “B”... 6% 6%
Empire as and Fuel 8 per
cent preferred 90 93%
Cities Service 6 per Cent pre
ferred — ...... 67% 68
10.721 Cities Ser., common J95 198
Cities Ser.bankers -... 20% 21
Common stock, scrip ...... 150 '
Preferred cash scrip 16014
Cphrnion cash scrip 76
.31%
.34
.37%
10.65
79%
142%
40%
61
78%
44%
29%
20b
FOR SALE—Radio
used
part®
two months. Will sell at sacri.
fice.. Call 1885 or 1279. a20c
FARM
FOR SALE, four miles
southeast of Rome; 671 acres;
ideally adapted for dfiry
itock rhlsing; 250 acres in
tivatroh; modem dwellini
torioHjtaanWtric' lights;
•even tenant houses practically
sew; one large 3-story bam, ce-
mefiMsundation, 38x165 feet am*
would cost today 330,000; run
ning water through fprm; ten
minutes auto ride on state higlp
*ay andVono station On thi
ground; ckar of mortgage; besl
rash offet; this property wai
Purehascdhby young hanker for
Wo,000; will sacrifice for 337,000
Sam J. Davis and
ComiWyV Rome, Ga. n!7p
Famous Players-Lasky ..
General Asphalt —
General. Electric
General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern pfd !
IlllnoB Central
Inspiration! Copper —
International Harvester ...
Int. Mer. Marine pfd
International Paper
eible OH
92
. 17%
. 87%
64%
180
„ 13
CHICAGO MARKET
Persistent damage reports to
gether ylth associations that tem
peratures In the com belt were
higher than yosterady with no rain
In sight gave the market for corn
and oats an upward swing from
the outset. After opening, 1-8 to
3--80 higher com cdntlnued to. as
cend. Oats started unchanged 1-8
to l-4c up and later made an ad
ditional gain. Provisions reflected
the weakness of hog values.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO.—Cattle receipts 11,-
000; market active; beef steers
strong, top matured steers 10.90;
’ ' Hb
best yearlings 10,85;’ bulk beef
steers 9.25@10.65; better grades
com fed cows ana heifers 'strong;
ether grades and canners and cut
ters slow; about steady; bulls and
Stockers steady; calves mostly 25c
higher; beef cows and heifres 5-00
er and prices were within 7 or 8
points of the.best shortly after two
o'clock.
After selling up to 21.36 for Dec.
or about 55 to 60 points net higher
the market became quieter and
prices eased off-same 10 to 20
points under -.scattered southern
selling and I'eallslrif. There was
I continued covering on the set
•back and the market very steady
however, with active months ShOW-
59464.
' \
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
LIVERPOOL—Tthe cotton ex
change will remain In session until
5:45 p. to. on September 1 to re
ceive the report on the Ami-clan
cotton orop!.Issued by the United
Sfates dcpartment of agriculture.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERTOofr—Cotton in fair de-
mand; prices firm. Good middling
12.95 fully middling 12.80; middling
12.70; low middling 12.9$;% good
ordinary 11.40; ordinary 10.90 sales
6,000 bales, including 3,400 Ameri
can. Futures closed steady. Aug.
12.2fi, Oct. 12.00; Dee. 11.84; Jan.
11.78; Mar. 11.72; May 11.62; July
11.61. ' I ;
COTTONSEED OIL
NE WYORK—The cottonseed oil
market closed steady. Prime sum*
nyr yellow 10.40 bid: prime crude
8,.25. Aug. 10.20;Sept.* 10.19 Oct.
9.31; Nov. 8.16; Dec. 8.06; Feb.
8.0$; 'Mar. 8.13 total Sales 16.400.
Mm cjiglueW7'gltwuptafl*xtore»tert
damaged the locomotive. . It, was.
necessary to get aiKfthVr * f wtfllH>‘
before-the train could proce'd.
Railway detectives- are investi
gating, "and it Is probable that the
maitter will be reported to tbs fed>
eral authorities.
Two Prisoners,
Who Escapee? At
Lexington Caught
(Special % tht BfnncrrH^rijd^.
L.EXlNGTGN.rGA.-^W^ Tt?i,'
ley, whitor and- DdSs Mathew v*aot4r
ored, two of the prlaohcrs _ Whi? 1
Made their escape from the.Ogle.
‘^1- * a...
other prisoners, have been caugHtr witwwd«rs,iiqttl<u*MothferA$enmr
preparation*. tUaJTftdr ■]
A TRUE RAT STORY
v l Ai
Robert .T. Donnell of
‘ cjuuo. in oor atora
Stearns EIccti
Dear Sira:
Autmrntawn, .... . ...
the other day and wanted somethin*
kill rata, ao I auld him a box Steari
R*t Paste. And he put some pasts on
six biscuits that night and the next morn,
ing ho found flfty-four big rats. And the
second night he put out four mors bis
cuits with paste on them, and the second
morning he found seventeen more rats,
making a total of seventy-one rats In
two night*, and there were lota more
Pjtliat he did hot And. - .■* . ...
'U CM This Is some Mf ssffele, but, never-
let you kllow that your r»t pasta
ly. feBOTHEiis.
Buy a 35c Box Today
pests
by Sheriff T, E. Wgt^tUisVforje,
Mathews, was, «aug|tt‘ o^tly 'V fd -
nesday morning on. tlie Leo:Calk>r c) byr
way place, a few miles from Lex-" *
lngton. Worley was caught Wed.
nesday. night 10 miles from Lex
ington, on the Carlton and Lexing
ton hlghnwy. The other two pris
oners. Tom Dell Brewer, v^hlte, and
Jack Arnold, colored, are
large. I
still at
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
H
MACON. OA.—i|Sy the AssOciat-
d 4‘ress.)—
An attempt to wreck
a Central of Georgia freight train
from Macon to Athens wnn made
lng net advances of some 50 to 65 1 wed nesday night at‘the train was
CHICAGO POTATOES
Xiolnt's shortly after midday owing
to continued reports of un$avora-:
CHICAGO—Potatoes firm. New bl0 conditions and Ultima of a
early Ohio',
Jersey sneked and bulk cobblers I s ii K htly better spot detaand.
160 ® 165 swt; Minnesota sacked-)- c’ottdn closed strong.
l.oo <n> 1,15 cwt. . Prev.
Open High Xtow Close Close
CHICAGO POULTRY Oct 21.10 21.77 21.01 21.07 20.70
tl.75'21.05 21.73 20.72
CHICAGO—Poultry
changed.
alive
CHICAGO DAIRY
CHICAGO—Butter higher; firsts
29 ® 30; rtandards 33%. Eggs un
changed.
NEW YORK DAIRY
NEW YORK— Butter firmf
creamery, higher than extras 36 ®
36%; packing stock, current mnko
25.
Dec. 21.10 21.'
Jim. 20.98 21.60 20.90 21.55 20.00
Mar. 20.98 21.65 20.91 21.59 20.62
May 20.95 21.60 ,20.90 21.56 20.55
NEW YORK 8POT8
NEW YORK—Spot cotton steady
Middling 22.00 -
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS-—Hop© that tho
near future would tying favorable
ral1 /“ rl . k8 developments dominated
selectlpn 57; firsts to extras
® 47. Cheese steady.
35
City Southern, Lehigh Valley, Csi-
cago & Northwestern and Chesa
peake aiM Ohio. Ohs were In good
demand, Mexican pete and Stand
ard oil of California rising approx
imately 1 1-2 points with sympa
thetic gains by Pacific oil and
General Ashpbalt. Advances of a
point or more were regarded by
Lima Locomotive Cocoa-Cola and
Invinc
M '
Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tire
Kennecott Copper
Louisville and Nnshvllle ....
Mexican Petroleum
nternatlonal Nickel
Miami Copper
.„ 66% j Sears Roebuck. Pressed steel car
.... 85& | and Gray and Davla wore slightly
, 109% i reactionary.
.... 41 | Prices having demonstrated their
.. 112% ability to rise, traders found llt-
.... 64% tie difficulty In obtaining a fellow-
.„. 69 jlng when selected stocks were
... 18% i taken hold of U. S. Alcohol, Amer-
— 44% lean Sugar, Coco-Cola, Pacific Qus
__ 66% and Electric and Austin Nlchol
188% {were marked up one half to 2 1-2
Middle States Oil
Midvale Steal
Missouri Pacific -•
New York Central
N. Y. N. H. and Hartford,
Norfolk and Western ..........
orthem Paciflo
ibma Prod, and Jtef.
tic oil
Pan American Petroleum ..
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pure OH
points. The shipping shares was
• heavy, Marin* pfd., falling 2 1-2
points. International Atlantuo
Quit Pfd., Famous players and In
ternational Harvester gave way 1
to 2 points.*
The closing was strong. Sales
approximated 625,000 shares.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH—Turpentine firm
117%; sales 2.45, receipts 548; ship
ments 8; stock 10,716. Rosin firm
kales 1.119, receipts 1,415, ship
ments 165, stock 97,643. Quote
P.DEFOH 1,515. KM 6,35; WO 610
WW 6,65.
NEW YORK SUGAR
NEW YORK.—Raw sugar inac
tive on tjie basis of 6.25 for Cubas
delivered. No sales were reported.
Refined dull. Fine granulated was
quoted 7.00@7.10.
NEW YORK POULTRY
NEW YORK. — Live poultry
easy; broilers by freight 30@33;
by express 28@S4; fowls 23@27.
Dressed poultry weak; western
chickens 27@86.
THE BICKER FAMILY
MY. and Mrs. J. F. Tibbetts, Miss
Ruth Tibbetts and Mrs. H. 8. 1 Pond
motored to Atlanta Thursday. They
were accompanied by Miss Mary
I-to-iney. who returned to her home
In llewnan after a pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Tibbetts. Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Mooney, of Newnan,
ar« expected to, Athens with Mr.
and Mrs. Tibbetts for a visit.
the trading In cotton,today add lm
the first hour ot the aosslon prices
were,' put 48 to 54 points higher
than'yesterday's finals, October
rising to 20.89. A better Liver
pool markot than due further fa
vorable reports regarding the'*C|t;.
tlemppt of coal labor troubles,'
drought in the western half and con.
’tinued Mitt Tan lti tho itUern belt
nlf helped to
marUbt.
Realizing sale* from th* long
side met thi> advance and caused
set backb of 15 to 20 points but
no real weakness! Steadiness was
derived from exports out, of Oal-
vs*t$p Of .21,722 bales. At". 11
o’clock October stood at 20.75.
Private reports of extremely
heavy rains in the casern belt In’
section which recently- have been
complaining of too much moisture
put the prices to nsw high lsvels.
At 12:30 o'clock the trading months
were 85 to- 71- points up .with Oct.
at 21.05 \
Cotton closed steady at net ad
vances of 92 to 95 points,
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
20.65 21.84 20.56 21.28 20.35
20.50 21.32 20.50 21.28 20.33
20.45 21.25 20.45 21.22 20.27
' - 1.17
preparing to cross the Oemulgec
river trestle here.
According to railway officials,
the train stopped at the bridge and
the engineer and conductoj^ got off
to get orders from a telegraph of.
flee. While -they were Jitway six
men alighted from an automobile
and climbed up an embankment
and placed « heavy Iron block In
the guides of tho engine. When
CITY SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
iY
FOR GOVERNOR
IN TWO YEARS
lantal
reparation*. HemOTUr Va«-^Ii*tter Than
■ s^Smssss
- lam'd* "■'■Ll ’' 1
ATLANTA. GA'.—Herbert Clay,
president of the, Senate, !fr running
for tho House In Cobh county. Mr.
Clay, It Is stated,' wlft'bo'n' ennill*'
date for Governor two years from
now. no’him broken with, Senator),
Hardwick ,nnd is now. flghtinu the
Governor’s re-election. ,
GAINEBVILLE,MIOLAWb
WAY 8CHEDUtt
RA1L-
No. 2 dally fer OaloesYIrte leaver
1.46 a m.
No. 12 dally ex. Bun. forOalnec.
rill* leaves 10:45 a. m
No. 1 leaves frqro, polnsmfK* ar-
rive* 8:30 p. m.
No. li dally, **. Bun. trtan
Gafnesvllls arrives 1C:10 a. m.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Ari from Union D’p’t lor Unlot.
Until noon Wednesday,- the 23rd
inst., bids will be received for the
following supplies.
, .60 shades, 4 cases Pcarlinh, 10
dog. brooms, 2 cases Dutch Cleans
er, 4 dox. trash baskets, 2 doz.
■trash cans, 5 cases Crayon, 15
cases toilet paper, 3 doz. mops, 10
doz. erasers, 15 coal scuttles, 4
doz. dippers, 2 doz. water buckets,
1 well bucket, 8 cases Ivory soap,
3 cases Octagon soap, 1 doz.
Baxes'colored crayon, 6 cases pa
per towels, 20. gallons ink, 5 doz.
stqve pant, 4 cases Bon Ami, 1,500
make a very firm admission cards, 1,000 complaint
blqnks, 3,000 .grammar school re
port cards, 1,400 High School re
port cords,. 2,000 detention blanks,
8,000 manilla envelopes, 2 doz.
packages white "envelopes, 1,000
special reports, 5 doz. indelliblc
pencils, 2,000 Saturday blanks,
1,000 sickness blanks, 500 reqUisi-
tion blanks, . .
the Committee., reserves the
rifftit to reject any os all bids.
Fof further information see the
Superintendent or the dndersign-
E. D. SLEDGE,
Chairman Supply Committee.
Point, Augusta
and Atlanta
7:25 pm
12:10 pnf
Point, August*
and Atlanta
' 8.20 am
2:25 pm -
ROUND TRIP
SUMMER FARES
ATHENS TO
New York ..... $53.13
Boston ........ $G5.Gi)
Philadelphia ... $47.60
Baltimore ...... $42.05
VIA SA-VANNAir AND
STXAJII ship
. Tickets ujlnclpde - meals and
berth aboard, ship. For infor
mation 'iili 10'sailings, nccomn-
datlons,setci, apply to ticket
office,-< Phone 1661, or J. Y.
Bruce, _ u> Commercial Agent.
Rohm .112, Southern Mutual
Bldg., I'hnne 640.
Centrai/of Georgia Ry.
Ocean Steamship Co.
M. & M. T. Company
E. KAY
“THE SMILING PAINTER”
Fine Painting and Interior ■
.,ii. Decorating, ■
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
Cedar Chests
18”xl8*x42” ^
Only $9.50
Quantity production
makes this price possible.
Send $5.00 with order.
Balance C. 0. D.
Oct.
Dec.
Jan.
Mar.
42 21.17 20.48 21.17 20.25
May 20.30 21.08 21.03 21.03 20.11
FREE TUBBS with eacl) CORD
TIRE purchased at' our Special
Sole vow going on.
Franklin Auto Supply
Station
147 College Ave. Athens, Ga.-
Phone 757.
Drive It Yourself
New Foitte At -
epps Garage
392 Washington 'St.
Phone 497 » *
THE STYLE SHOP
MISS SUSIE WELLS
224 Clayton Street
Felt, Sport Hats, New Veils,
Quills, Pon Pen, Tassels,
Fancy Pins /
LET US MOVE YOU!
Large Truck .
Larger Truck
|3J>0 per load
15.00 per load
THOMAS BROS.
450 BoD SL
> Phone 1646
W. H. Harper
P, 0. Box - 312, Valdosta
Georgia
w, L. COXE
Transfer Co.
Long Trips Oor Specialty.
Cheapest Truck In Town.
600 Thomas St.
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Milt’s Just In Time
BY SATTERFIELD
FOR
fives
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ALE—Fine milch cow,
live gallons of milk a day.
; Apply P. O. Box ,548,
, Ga. al8p
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Touring Car. A real bar-'
rash. Call 266. a-20-p
FOR i
cow \\
ItE—Four gallon milch
th second calf. Call 273-J,
Ray Consolidated Copper
ling ‘ __ _
Iraq and Steel
al Dutch. N.
W5U,I WOHlffi WHY
ELMER AHD THE-
BUNCH LANDED THE
SAIL BOAT WAY OVER
THERE IN THAT
LONELY SPOT
Sears Roebusk
Sinclair Con. Oil _.
Southern Pacific ...
Southern Railway
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Standard Oil ot N. J. ...~
Studebaker Corporation
Tennessee Copper .....—
Texas Co.
dnteh di'rinmm suit
M nijttr.-ss, one oal
uteheif'cabinet and f huftoU', oil
“«ve all practicality new. 85S Mill
Texas and Pacific ....
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental OU
Unlort Pacific "TJ*.
United Retail Stores 7»%
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
United States Steel ~~~
United States Rubber
United. States Steel
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Atlantic Coaat Line —
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Bloss Shef. Steel and Iron - -
United Fruit
lVrglnla Caro. Chem. ....
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“On lands or city property.
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12% cents quart;
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NEW YORK—A etron* under
tone prevailed at the opening of the
stock market Thursday npnurent-
ly In anticipation of favorable de-
vclopments In the Anthracite coal
and roll strike conferencee
afternoon. .
Seven new high recDrdsforthe
year were eetabllshed In the Orel
16 minutes of
a postum cereal, allied chemicals.
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