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Banner—Morning
Herald—Evening
2 Cents a Word
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Hod?bread
Minimum charge of 40 cents.
Three times for the price of 2%
insertions. Seven times for the
price of five insertions.
Better investigate today. Call
Telephone 75 Ads.
W ' IM CRISCO “'“’MILK
C'O'A’L
FLORENCE COAL CO.
WYNBURN ST.- PHONE —1341 I
THE
BANNER-HERALD
Lost and Found
LOST — ONE MALE LEMON
and white setter dog, one male
lemon and white pointer dog—
Return to Ralph Hodgson for re
ward. d-14-c
WANTED
WANTED—POSITION BY EX
PERIENCED young lady steno
grapher. Address N. H. car* Ban
ner. d-17-p
THE ATHENS DAILY BANNER. ATHENS, GEORGIA
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Market News
CATTLE MARKET l BAR 8ILVER
CHICAGO.—Hogs 35,000; steady ] % NEW YORK.—Foreign bar si
ito 10c lower; bulk 200 to 250 lbs.' ver 64* Mexican dollars 46 7-8.
S.25@S.30; top 8.30; btg pack
By Associated Press Leased W'ini
Yesterday's Complete Market Report
MB8MCI5
Atlfens cotton went up a#?ain
Wednesday. At the close middling
grade was quoted at 25 1-2 cents
a pound as aga nst 25 3-8 at the
game time Tuesday.
ORANGES '
30c DOZEN 65c PECK
.\;>|)lcs, Bananas, Nuts, Raisins And Candies
100 Clayton St.
ARTHUR L. MORTON
THE ORANGE STORE
WANTED—A job by a young man
WANTED—ONE BULL PUPPY
And one white poodle puppy.
Must be good bred. Phone 1051.
d-15-c
WANTED—WORK AS MAID OR
nurse. Address Mandy Dowdy.
1253 Broad street. d-14-p
I’KAVINE. AND SYRUP CANE HAY, RICH
WITH GRAIN FOR SALE
HUBERT M.RYLEE
Law Offices ATHENS, GA. 405 Holman Bldg.
, WILLIAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
I The largest trucks in town—Out of town orders
our specialty—Prices very Moderate.
PHONE 148
66
66
Taxi Service All Night Long
GEORGIAN BAGGAGE
Phone Tlh»NSFER CO. Phone
Office cc
DO ; . e^,..i.. [T-t.i - 00
Georgian Hotel
Hauling
raaassfiWEaKSHi
Moving
COLORED DINING CAR WAIT
ERS And sleeping car porters
wanted. Experience unnecessary.
We train you. Information Free.
Write 507 Railway Exchange,
Omaha, Nebraska. d-6-c
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.—Poor cables
caused recessions of 3 to 5 points
on the more'active months In the
Wednesday, but buying orders were
cotton market around tho opening
under the market and by the end
of the first half hour of business,
prices were four to 7 points higher
than the close yesterday. January
at first traded off to 24.76 and then
reacted to. 24.85 cents a pound.
The strongest buying in Borne
time developed with traders of all
classes buying and only a limited
supply of contracts coming on the
marker. Much of the buying was
stimulated by the movement for
the half week at the 13th counffl
interior towns receipts nt ttie3e
points amount ng to 63./l-l males,
while shipments were 81,875. Ill
the trading up to noon prices were
sent 48 to 50 points higher than
the close of yesterday to 25.28 for
January.
Messages to brokers from points
in Texas claiming a much better
spot demand, cablegrams from Liv
erpool reporting a better feeling
in the Manchester market and
expectations of a favorable No
vember feport on American mills
from the census bureau on the
jopening tomorrow kept the mar-
EW YORK STOCKS
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO — Influenced by a
fresh upturn in sterling exchanges
the wheat market hero averaged
higher prices. Opening quotations
which ranged from 1-8 to 3-4c
higher scored upturns. Oats start
ed unchanged to l-8c off and later
showed a substantial hdvance. Pro
visions ware hearishly affected by
weakness of hogs.
jl bidding S.10@8.20; Hacking soroi!
!.f 8.25«SS.90; desirable pigs 8.00; i
it | heav hogs 8.1008.25; medium
111 8.2008.30; light 8.20@8.30; light
| lights 8.2Q@8.30; packing sows. 1
I smooth 7.60(0)7.90; rough 7.35»
I 7.65; killing pigs 8.00@S.25.
| i’attic 14.000: beef steers steady;
1 bulk native beef steers 8.00#
110.50; best matured steers 11.00;
111.50 bid on yearlings; mixed steers
uid heifers, desirable beef heifers
WHEAT—Open High Low- Close
Dec, -
WALL ST.REET
NEW YORK — Opening prices jactive; fully steady; other grades
111 Wednesday’s stock market were butcher she stock slow; others
irregular hut the miin trend was steady' desirable veal calves to
decidedly upward. There was sisal j packers 9.25@9.75; desirable heavy
buying of copper shares. Kerjni-] bologna hulls 4.25074.35.
cott, American Smelting and Ana-
conds all improving fractionally.
National Lead advanced 1 1-4;
Equipments a!
Pullms
Sheep receipts 15 000; fat lambs
steady; part load prime natives
15.60 to city butchers: desirable
ere in good de- ] natives to packers 15.35; cholco
• isir.g 2 points, j shorn lambs 13.40(ff)13.65; feeders
.71%
.71%
May s .
July .. .
CORN—
Dec.
May .. .
-July .. ..
OATS—
T)GC. .. .
May .. .
July .. ..
LARD—
Jan.
May .. .. 10.25
RIBS—
Jan., close
May close
.73%
43%
.71%
.71%
.45%
.40%
-42%
.44%
.45%
.41%
.45%
.. 9,97
What closed unsettled 1 3-8 to :
3-8 net higher. >
1.22% 1.24% 1.22% 1.24% | St. Pj\u1 pfd, gaining a point and
1.21% 1.24% 1.21% 1.23% I Oanad'an Pacific 3-8. New York
1.12% 1.15 1.12 1.14% -Central declined a .point and Tex
as hnd Pacific, and. Souther a rail-
.73 .74 .72% .73% ! way pfd. yielded fractionally.
73% j Gains of a point «i!bo were scored
72% | by Crurt'ble, Houston Oil and Pen
American Oil. One of tiu- early
features was contrujed strength
cf Sterling* demand bills show
ing an overnight increase of 3 l-8c
making preliminary quotations 4.4G
1-^S another new high record.
Selling by disappointed holder'-
on the failure; of the d irectors c.
the New York Central raidroad to
increase the quarterly dividend
carried *;hc price down 2 1-4
points. Otis Elevate r also slumped
7 .3-4 and Woolv*orth 5 1-4. Else
where the market showed increas-
Corn closed firm at 7-8 to 1 7-8 j nj w buoyancy with sensational ad-
net higher. ~ vances continuing alon^ the high
Cash wheat No. 2 hard 1—4 l-2(o> priced shares. Fisher F.ody got up )
American locomotive one an<i Bald 1 active; three loads G5 pound feed
win 3*4. Kail shares were rritxed. : ing Iambs big 25 cents higher at;
15.00; sheep steady; lit pound fat !
ewes 7.00. j
LIBERTY BONDS
NEW YORK — Liberty bonds j
‘Closed: 3 l-2s 100.24; first 4 S 99.- i
00 bid; secofctt 4s OS.fft; f< st 4 1-2 ,
98.88; second 4 ’-4s 98.16; third 4 j
1-4s 98.94; fourth 4 l-4s 98.76 J un- ,
called victory 4 3 4 100.44; called f
100.00.
NAVAL STORES
. SAVANNAH — Turpentine firm,
1.3001.31; Sale, 3 261; receipts 1,-
960; shipments 531; RtioClc 14,345.
Rosin firm; sales 5.00; receipts
563; shipments G3. Stock 113,699.
Quote BDBPOH1K 5.07 1-2;
M 5.30; N 5.50; WO 675; WW 6.45.
— SUGAR MARKET
Give Somebody A Pair
Of Shoes For Christmas
—Yen They Will Ap
preciate A Gift Of
This Kind
PAUL HADAWAYS’ SHOES
ARE 'APPRECIATED
1.25.
10 points ami Me xicv.n Pete and
NEW YORK.—Raw sugar quiet
ami unchanged at 5.78 for centrif-
WANTED—(MAN WITH CAB TO l ket steady in the afternoon. The 8
sell guaranteed Cord Tires. Will
arrange salary and txpensc -with
right man. CORD-O-VAN RUB
BER COMPANY, 1108 So., Mich
igan Ave., Chicago, Ill. d-14-p
BOARD IND ROOM WANTED
by business couple. Private fam
ily preferred, but not absolutely
necessary. Give full particuars
llrst letter. Address W.vBanner-
Herald. d-14.-p
WANTED — TO BUY 8ECOND-
hadd one-horse power motor.
Will pay cash tor bargain. Phone
641. C. L. Sc.tt.
WANTED.—Several boys
between , the ages of 14
and 16 years of-age to
deliver papers. Apply
Banner-Herald Office,
on Hancock Ave.
For Sale
FOR SALE—By owner at sacrifice,
six-room house, good lot, on car
line, near Normal school. Phone
1300 or address "Owner,” care Ban
ner. d-15-c
You Must See
i’or Yourself
\ i
To Appreciate
the comfort and ser-'
vice that the
New Flexible
Sole >
IOR LADIES
SHOES
>uli wu use«in making retmii
now^ives. Thcjbsst toh^ever used
M l WORK CALLED FOR AND
DELIVERED,
MARTIN BROS.
Shoe Fixery
13 Room House close in
$3800—Rents $50 per month.
J Centrally located business
j property paying investment.
I 4). G- Anderson & Co.
| 224 1-2 Clayton St. Phone7$
advance widened to 48 to 62 points
January trading ns high as 25.29,
but at 1j30 prices were 10 to 16
points off from the highest under
realizing by longs.*
- Prcv.
Open High Low Close Close
Dec. 24.80 25.36 24.80 25.26 24.83
Jan. 24.80 25 29 24.76 25.16 24 81
Mar: 24.85 25.39 24.83 25.23 24.87
May 24.70 25.33 24.78 25.19 24.82
Julv 24 60 95.08 24.58 '24.95 24.60
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS — Spot cotton
steady 50 points up; sales on the
spot 9.65; to arrive 6.00. low ml<l-
dllni- "4.75: middling 75.50; Good
middling receipts 9,217; stock
284,934.
F 0r ?t’ m Jersey Centra! seven- Equipments
,3-4; No. 2 yellow 74 1-2. were heavily absor bed. American
Oats No. 2 white 46 l-2@47 3-4; car vising 4 1-2 and Baldwin 3
points. Considerable activity, de
veloped in the low priced motors
following the jump of 2 1-2 in
, Studebaker and the tobaccos were
, j strengthen!') by an advance of
- 3 1-2 in United Rctai.’: stores.
ugal. Refined quiet and unchang
ed at 7.10 for fine granulated.
No. 3 white 46 l-4i?jil-2.
Rye, No. 2 90 3-4@91.
Barley 66@71.
Timothy seed 6.00476.75.
Clover seed 15.00(0)20.00.
Pork nominal.
Lard 10.36.
Ribs 10.50(3)11.60.
MONEY MARKET
CHICAGO POULTRY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK.—Fore Ign exchanges
firm. Great Britain demand 4.65;
NEW YORK.—Call money easy.
High 4; low 3 3-4; ruling rate 4;
eloping bid 4; offered at 4 1-4; last
loan 4; call loans against accept
ances 3' 1-2; time loans steady;
mixed collateral 60-90 days 4 3-4
@5; commercial paper 4 3-4.
'H:! cables 4.65 1-4; 60 day bills'oi
NEW YORK DAIRY
cr; fowls 14(920; springs 19
roostersl3; turkeys 35; geese 18.
POTATO MARKET
P<
CHICAGO—Potatoes steady; re
ceipts 85 cars; Wisconsin sacked
round whites 75@85 cwt sacked
red river Ohios 76@80 cwt.
NEW YORK .COTTON
NEW YORK.—Tuesday’s sharp
advance was followed by moderate
reactions In tbe cotton market at.
the opening Wednesday. There was
no overnight change on comment
on yesterday's government crop re-*
port but Liverpool was relatively
easy and the market h^re opened at
THE WEATHER
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE
house on Hill St.—Number 266.
For terms, write, S. H. Flint, Mt.
Airy, Ga. „ d-17-p
FIRE WORKS—FOR SALE ON
3UK
Wlnte.'vine, Rd, near Hodgson’s
Fert'llzor riant.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for equal value city property—
62 acres, one mile from city on
main road, five room house plast
ered and painted. Good barn and
crib—Price $4 000. Campbell &
Barrow—707 Holman Bldg. Phone
1751. “ d-14-p
FOP SALE—PIANO AND AU
TOMOBILE both in good condi
tion. A bargain if taken at once,
Address Mrs. J. T. Anderson, care
Georgian Hotel. d-14-hp
For Rent
FOR RENT—FOUR-ROOM "FIRST
J s
ALL ABOARD
Winter Excursion Fares and AU
Year Tourist Fares
TO
Alabama
Arizona
Arl i -sas
Columbia
talifn.oia
I'luri.la
ngton
Georgia
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Misaissippl
New Mexico
North Caroline
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Tc„as
Virginia
West Virginia
VIA
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta & West Point R. R.
Western Raiiway of Alabama
-ral time limit and stop-ovpr privileges.
For further information apply to
J. P. BILLUPS, G. P. A„
f!4 Healey Building, Atlanta, Ga.
floor apartment, private
trance and private bath; with ,n-
stantaneous gas heater. Phone
34. - ‘ d-14-C
FOR RENT — TWO LARGE
rooms and kitchenette with sink.
Nice residential section. Phone
1695. 738 rtclcvard. d-Lt-p
FOR RENT—JAN. 1ST. HOUSE
With large garden—close in and
well located, both upstairs and
downstairs—Suitable for bmrding
house or two apartments—reason
able rent, G. A. Booth—Phawa 77.
d-7-c
FOR RENT — ONE SIX ROOM
house. 253 Cobb st. d-16-c
FOR »RENT—Two nice rooms,
kitchenette and bath on Prince
avenue. J. T. Anderson. Phone 840.
d-14-p
decline of 11 to 8 points, under
liquidation /nil southern selling.
December was easy owing to the
circulation of about 20 notices and
sold off to 24.92 or 18 points net
lower. The reaction - In Liverpool
however, was attributed partly to
tho advance In sterling which en
couraged tho hope of Increased ex
ports anil after selling at 26.0.7 on
the call, January contracts hero ad
vanccil to 25.12 or a point ahovc the.
close yesterday. _
Trading became more aolive
later with the market’showing in
creased strength which appeared
to bo influenced by expectations
of an improvement in export bus
iness. Such views were encour
aged by the continued firmness of
sterling and recent intimations
from Washington that the admin
istration was more disposed to aid
in the Solution of European prob
lems. Houses with foreign trade
connections were credited with
buying hare and the local market
worked up to 25.45 for January
cf 34 points net higher. There was
enough realizing to cause some ry
actions cf 8 or 9 points from the
best, but the market was firm
areond |v ! dHa'- >'
The oarly afternoon advance ex
tended to 25.05 for January con
tracts with the general list sell
ing about 23 to 41 points net high
er. There v.as enough realizing to
check tbe movement at this level
but prices were within five or six
points of the top around 2 o'clock.
Prev.
. Open High Low Close Close
Dec. 25.05 25.42 24.93/ 25.10
Jan. - 25.06 26.52 25.02 25.35 25.32
Mar. 25.20 25.7G 25.20 25.57 25.32
May 25.31 25.78 25.30 25.57 25.38
July 21:97 25.46 24.91 25.26 25.02
South Carolina and Georgia:
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day; probably rain Thursday aft
ernoon, not much change In tem
perature.
Florida; Mostly cloudy toatght
and Thursday; not much change In
(temperature,'
banks 4.62 15-16.
Italy 6.00 and 5.00 1-2.
France 7.10 and 7.11.
Belgium 6.53 and 6.53 1-2.
Germany .0125 and .0126.
Holland 40.03 and 40.07.
Norway 19.17. ,
Sweden 26.90. | I
Denmark 20.89.
Switzerland 18.97. ?
Spain 16.74. 1 ^
Greece 1.35
Poland .0058. W
Czechoslovakia 3.16. ’
Argentina 38.12.
Brazil 12.25. J ' '
Montreal 99 7-16.
M
NEW YORK—Butter barely
steady. Eggs firm; Fresh gathered
extra firsts 57@68; do firsts 53@
56. Cheese steady.
COTTONSEED OIL
NEW YORK—Cottonseed oil
closed firm. Prime summer yellow
975 bid; prime crude 850; Dee.
980; Jan. 975; Feb. 989; March '
11005; April 10.14; May 10.23; 1
June 10.25; July 10.35. Totals 14,- '
000.
NEW YORK POULTRY
NEW YORK.—Live poultry
steady; qhlckens by freight 22; by
, .; qi
Alabama: Cloudy tonight, fol- express 22@23; turkeys 40;
lowed by rain Thursday; slowly | Dressed firm; turkeys Ifo. 1 fresh
rising temperature. i 45(ffl55.
' DAYTIME FROCK
A daytimo frock of blue Bilk Is
cut on simple lines and trimmed
only with a monogram done In rose
colored silks. Monograms now are
frequently noticed in contrasting
colors and are growing larger and
more elaborate.
Give HER a beautiful Tan
Sport Oxford, price 7.. $2.60
Ladies Tan Russian Calf or
Brown Kid, price i $3.50
Lid Brown, Light Calf Saddle
Shop $5.00
Beautiful Satins, French or
Sport Heels ...... ... $5.00
Ladies Black Kid Oxfords $2.50
Ladies' Patent Strop
Pump3 , $5.00
Old Ladies’ Black Oxfords $2.50
Old Ladies’ Shoes ...... $2.60
Young Ladies’ House Shoes,
Black $2.00
Ladies’ Leather Boudoirs $1.45
Slippers^ $1.00
Ladies’ Storm Rubbers, Fresh
Stock 76c
Ladies Pure Silk Hoso any
Color $1.01
Children’s Tan Shoes, sizes
5; 6, 7 and 8 $1.50
Childs Tan or Black Shoes,
Sizes, 9, 10, and 11 $1.75
Misses Tan cr Black Shoos, *
Sizes 12, 13, 1 and 2 ..... $2.00
Boys Tan Scouts, best
Mado $2.25
Young Men’s Tan Sport
Shoes $4.1
Young Men’s Tnn and Black
Shoes ........ j.. .. $5.00
Men’s Bed Room Slippers,
Felt .. $1.35
Ladies’ Scothcr Bondoirs .$1.45
Men’s Sunday Shoes $2.95
Men’s Work Shoes .. . $2.60
Babies Soft Soles ...... ,05c
Come And See Before You Buy
YOU SAVE AT THIS ST&UE
Paul Hadaway
Shoe Co.
233 Broad St.
NEW YORK 8POT8
NEW YORK — Spot cotton firm.
Middling 35.55.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIVERPOOL.—Cotton spot fluil;
prices easier; American middling
fair 16.09; good middling 14.54;
fully middling 14.49; middling
14.41; low middling >4.19; good or
dinary 13.59; ordinary 13.29; sales
4.000 bales, including 3,500 Am
erican. Receipts 9,000 bales, in
cluding 5_£00 American. Futures
closed barely steady. December
13.84; January 13.74; March 13.58;
May 13.45; July 13.27; October
63.
MISCELLANEOUS ’
NOTICE—PLACE YOUR ORDER
early for your Christmas ceme
tery wreaths. Attractive designs
made up. Prices reasonable. Phone
4602, Jones Greenhouse Co. d-15-c
FULLER BRUSHES MAKE WON
DERFUL Christmas gifts. The
Fuller Brush Company Is repre
sented by Mr. Mark Toney, who
will call and make demonstration.
Phone of write him at once. Ad
dress P. O. Box No 125, or Phone
1734. d-16-p
TIGER AND’ LEOPARD
.Tiger and leopard fur are said to
ba very popular In Paris for short
jackets and for trimming on tail
ored suits and coats. They are liked
[too, for top costs.
Masonic notice
A slated communi
cation of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No.-
22, F. &. A. M. will
be held in Masonic
Temple this (Thurs
day) evening, December 14th, at
eight o’clock.
The same being the eighty first
annual commuication. The election
of officers for the ensuing year
will be held at this time. All mem
bers are requested to.be present/
By order of,
H. A. NIX, W. M.
Jno. G. QUINN, Secretary.
WASHINGTON— A compilation
of wholesale price levels showed
that practically all countries are
experiencing a general rise
j prices. - 7- • ,
• #*
TEN reasons why you.
should buy aColnmbii
COLUMBIA CABINETS
ou
can
L2
Price $175
/>
tKsstUal sad easily kept dean.
An.M^
SSSSESM
3 Tone Control Leaves
Load or soft malic «» r°«
operates oa asms principle as
your
thrmha
operates <
organ control.
4 One-hemd Top ' ■
Kaiy to rates and lower Without
danger ol damage or breakage.
COLUMBIA TONE
t> Umvnrud Reproducer
which gives natural accuracy ot
tone" twciusc it it constructed to
reproduce tho proper balance be
tween overtones and fundamental
0—Straight Tops Arm
which allows the sound
and naturally—un
impeded by joint! end rcRectione—<
from the time they ere picked of the
record till they emerge through the
7 Tone Amplifier
which secures free end neutral in-
. pliication. Sise end design are the
result of St years’ constant experi
mentation.
COLUMBIA MOTOR
S_DUp|ay Motor
Brake (to stop record) operate! la
the Motor—pot on tuen-table. Noiaa-
, . less gears. Guaranteed. Eesy to oil
1 orjAfaN*.. , . /
9—Ease of Handling Needles
receptacle. Extra convenience el
10—Non-S^ Automatic Stop
r your Columbia Grafonola till
you can spare tbe price—stop stopping, at once! Everywhere,
Columbia Dealers are forming Community Christmas Clubs. You
pay a dollar membership, fee-and-this goes to your credit at once,
your Columbia is sent home tbe saipe day or, as many wish, it will
be delivered on Christmas Eve. The rest of it can be arranged
between you and the Columbia man on most any terms you like.
Go to tbe Columbia Dealer in your vicinity and look at his
display of Columbia stream-line models. Let him demonstrate
Columbia tone. Let him explaifi the ten points of superiority
that have lifted the Columbia out of thR mechanical phonograph
class. Let him. tell you the new low prices that make the Columbia
the most inexpensive, worth-while phonograph on the market.
Then think I Home and Christmas. Home and music and Christ
mas. How music ties the two ideas closer together. Of all the
year, Christmas is the ideal time to oWn a Columbia—the dear
old songs, the steppy-peppy dances, the droll comedians. A
Columbia is the one great gift for Christmas. Go see the Columbia
man to-day.
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE CO., New York
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