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BAKERY
SPECIALS
t ady Baltimore
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urange
Banana C'akcs, all made
T with Fresh Fruit
Lady Locks
Lady Finders
;Cream Puffs
.Wholewheat Bread
Graham Bread
BENSON’S
BAKERY
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WHETS.
Athens* *i«.t rutton, rnliUllin*, wiu
r I noted at 2*}, T*’lday as nxaln*t the
done of 28% cent* Thursday.
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK The cottdn mar
ket opened*steadv at an advance
of rour to eight points In response
to higher Liverpool cables and bul
■ ilsb overnight spot advices from
the Shuth. There was scattered
local realizing and some southern
selling but it was in no great vol
ume anti the market held firm right
after the call, with trade Interests
buyers of new months while there
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B^AL HOME
FOR RENT—724 Cobb St
JESTER
Phone 1036 or 437
was corerini
March' boo£ n ^
May to 28.42 with the general list
showing net advances ot about
ten to 14 points. The March dis
count under May narrowed slight
ly buv July led the advance and
recent sellers of that delivery
seemed to be covering on the re-
Itarts of ti firm crop npot situation.
Trading remained quiet but the
market held generally steady to
firm during the morning. There
was scattered trade buying of near
monthq accompanied by reports of
a firm spot situation with a fairly
good demand in the southwest and
the situation in this respect seem
ed to be lending to covering by
shorts in July and new crop de
liveries. 'March sold up to 28.27
or 18 points net higher while July
was relatively firm, advancing to
27.08 or 21 points above yester
day's closing quotation.
The market showed increasing
strength, activity early in the after
noon on covering •*> old crop shorts
and further trpdc buying on the
bullish reports from Southern spot
markets and hulllnh week-end fig
ures. Mgy sold up to 28.73 and Oct
ober 25.65 or 28 tp 41 points net high
er ami prices were within
points
March
May ..
July
Dec.
,the best around 2 o’clock.
Open Illicit Low Close k*. t*
.. 28.18 28.50 28.14 28.46
.. 28.35 28.82 28.34 28.73 28.12
.. 287« 28.20 28.70 28.2.1 27.71
. 25.43 25.81 *5.43 25.7# 25.S7
25.45 25.13 25.45 25 67
NEW. ORLEANS COTTON
h minus correction of 3,000 bales
in the stock at Houston, the large
mill takings and prospects for a
large increase in the visible sup
ply of American cotton made for a
firm market and toward noon
March was up to 28.45 with the list
at gains of 13 to 26 points. The
pointer to the week’s mill takings
was 239'.000 to 249,000 tales.
The advance was continued i
mill takings of 245 .thousand bM«
against 180,000 tig* week last year
aruf on the decrease for the week Ip
the visible supply of 148.423 bale*,
reducing it to 2,810,446 hides against
3.853,138 a year ago. In the tradl.ig
up to 1:30 o'clock prices were nd
i'iineed o 28.57 for March and a net
gain 'of thirty to thirty-nine joints
jn the list.
, Open High Low Close
March ... 28 32 28.57 28.26 28.48 2- 27
May 28 2’ 28.49 28.17 28.11 !8.13
July 27.76 28.07 27.77 27.98 2S 68
•et 25 IM 25.30 25.40 25.30 24.9
>ec. ..... 24.7.6 24.88 24.81 25.05 21 72
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW OK LEANS— Spot cottdn firm
M higher; Sales on the spot
arrive 824; low middling 277.88; mid
dling 28.63; good middling 29.13; lie
cefpts 5.767; Stock 178,236.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIVERPOOL — Cotton spot
moderate business: prices • firmer;
Rood middling 16.13; Fully mid
dling 16.03; Middling 16.93; Low
middling 15.68; Good ordinary
15.18; .Ordinary 14.88. Sales 7,000;
(Including 6,300 American. Re
ceipts 12,000 bales including 11,400
American. Futures closed steady.
February 15.68;. March 15.51; May
15.37; July 15.17; October 13.94;
December lKtl; January 13.61.
LIBCRTY BONDS
NEW YORK — Liberty Bond*
closed: 3 l-2e 101.70; First 4s
98.70 bid; Second 44,98.62 bid;
First 4 1-4s, 98.80; Second 4 l-4s
98.66; Third 4 l-4s 99.00; 4th 98.86
Uncalled Victory 4 3-4s 100.16; U.
8. Government 4 l-4s 100.00.
COTTON 8EED OIL
NEW YORK — Cotton seed oil
closed strong. Prime summer yel
ow 10.75; Prime ernde 9.75o 10.00.
February 10.75; March 11.00; April
11.15; May 11.3; June 11.49; July
11.53; August 11.63; September
1^.49. Sales 21,500.
Viola Dana will appear In all-
star pictures after she completes
"Her Fn3sl Million,.”
Dbnftitoty Work
Begins At Once
Work on the John Mlllcdge dormi
tory at the UnlveHnty of Georgia wnl
comment* at once. It wan annoupeo-l
Friday following a meeting of the
building committee.
Profeaaor E. L. CJrigg* will direct
the work and material* u» far an
possible and all labor will be pro
cured at home. The building will
be located on Lucas Hill near the
War Memorial Hall. It will. con*: it
of twenty-five rooms.
Clarke county voted $50,000 worth
of bond* to build the John MlUctlgo
dormitory as a memorial to the nan
who gave the land for the UnlVtmCy
site as well us to aid in providing
mure dooming space for the In creas
ing student body.
The atate will be usked for $10).-
000 to complete the building. *i he
building committee Is composed of
Harry Hodgson, 11. J. Ilowe and Mar
cus McWhorter.
Mother of Athens
Man DiesToday
ATLANTA, Oa. — Mrs. . Lollie
Belle Wylie, pioneer Atlanta news
paper woman, poet and author of
national reputation, died here to
day. The funeral will be beld here
tomorrow. '
Mrs. Wylie was prominent in
Atlanta and Georgia’s women’s
clubs, being a member of approxi
mately 10 well-known organisa
tions. Members of these organize
tions will act as honorary ascort
at the funeral.
Mrs. Wylie created one of the
first society departments on
newspaper In the South, becoming
a member of the Atlanta Journal's
staff In 1887. Sbe later went to
the Atlanta Georgian and was ac
tively connected with the later
newspaper until October of last
year, when sbe was stricken with
illness.
Mrs. Wylie Is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. .Charles P. King
of Atlanta, and Mrs. (£. I. Smith,
Jr., ot Athena.
Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Iceberg Lettuce, Celery, Snap
Beans. Bell Peppers, Ripe Toma
toes, Shallots, Bunched Beets, Car
rots, Egg Plant, Cranberries, In
dian River Oranges, Tangerines,
Grape Fruit. Malaga Grapes, Ba
nanas, Winter NelU Pears, Wine-
sap Apples, Bulk Queen Olives.
Sour Pickles, Sweet Mixed, Dili
Pickles, Fresh Imported Swiss
Cheese. Roouefort, Cream Cheese.
COSTA’S DELICATESSEN.
We Deliver. Phone 1131.
lor
Speaks Sunday
Morgan Blake, sport writer of
the Atlanta Journal, will talk at
the boys’ meeting at the Y. M. C. A.
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.
Mr. Blake will talk on; -The
Dignity of Self Respect:” .
The meeting will be held in the
gymnasium.
Memel Soverignty
Given Lithuania
l'ARIS — (By the Associated
Press) — Soverignty over the
Memel district, the Baltic area, de
tached from Germany and since
the war under Inter-AlUed Juris
diction was granted Lithunla by
the Allied conncli of Ambassadors
today.,
Bitter Fighting
In Mountains
LONDON — (By the Associated
Press) — Bitter lighting fs in pro
gress in the Arigna mountains of
county Cavan where General Bonn
the Irregular leader and hia bride
are spending their honeymoon in
a cave from whiph the bridegroom
directs the operations of the rebel
band against the F*ree state troops
says an evening news dispatch
from Belfast today.
The Free staters are gradually
closing In on Bofin rial hia !••!•
lowers. The irregulars are known
to hare losj two men killed nnd
17 wounded, while sixteen of Bof
fin's men, attempting to fight ttulr
way through, were captured and
taken to Sligo.
love
In Parliament
LONDON — (By the Associated
Press) — The ground work for
what la expected to be the first
debate In the British parliament
on a mbasure for total prohibition,
was laid today when two private
member’s bills, dealing with the
liquor question were Introduced
and formally read for the first time
in the House of Commons. The
most sweeping bill was that spon
sored by Edward Sorymeour, pro
hibition member for Dundee, back
ed by two or three labor.nuaaibera
who are teetotaler*. Tins' meas
ure would prohibit, manufacture,
Importation and sale of alcoholic
liquors In the United Kingdom.
Tho other measure was introduc
ed by Lady Aator. It would amend
the law with regard to the sale ot
intoxicating liquor to young per
sons, ^ a i . • . !
New Concern Is .
Opened Here Today
A new automobile concern opcn«yl
In Athens Friday at the establish
mont formerly occupied by E. H.
Sporting Goods company corner
Broad and College avenue. The new
business Is known as the Motor
Tire A Supply Company. Incorporate
C. L. Upchurch. H. F. Wilke*,
and Mary D. Upchurch of Athens »re
the Incorporators.
Mr Wilkes was In the automobile
business here before. The new com
pany will handle ( automobile acces
sories.
Engaged
Fresh Vegetables', Red
Ripe Tomatoes, Bell Pep
jers, Egg Plant, Small
Yellow Squash, String
Beans, English Peas, Cof
lards, Bunch Beets, New
Irish Potatoes, Iceberg
Lettuce, Fancy Celery,
Cranberries.
King-Hodgson Co.
WcVaitf your trade directed
to the grocers , who sell our
breads and bakery prdducta be
cause of. ,
THE QUALITY OF OUR
GOODS
Wc know T(>t> want GOOD
bread and not just BREAD.
Our Mother Goose Bread has
gained a reputation that we
an proud of and it holds it be
cause IT IS BETTER BREAD.
Visit the Coffee Shoppe
Here you will find our BAK
ERY PRODUCTS and the beet
coffee in Athene. Sandwiches,
buns, light lunches and a good
cup of coffee—piping hot.
Skeltons
iv •■■■•
181 Weft Washington Street
Select Oysters, Home
Made Sausage, Slice
Breakfast Bacon, Boiled
Ham, Ox Tongue, New
York State Cream Cheese.
King-Hodgson Co.
■ i
Corned Beef $2.10 doz.;
Corned Beef Hash $2.97
doz.; No. 2 String Beans
$1.50 doz.; No. 2 Beets
$L50 doz.; No. 2 Com
$1.35 doz.; No. 2 Peas
$2.40 doz.; Laundry Soap
40c doz.
King-Hodgson Co.'
SUNBEAM COFFEE.
The highest grade to be
found here, 3 lbs $1.17.'
WHITE ROSE Canned
Goods . “The brand you
can always count on as
the Best”
King-Hodgson Co.
Evaporated Apples 20c
lb,; Dromedary Dates 20c
pkg.; No. 1 English Wal
nuts 20c lb.
King-Hodgson Co.
Extra Select Oysters
Jones’ Pig Sausage
Jones' Pig Hams
Arnold-Abney & Co.
BASKETBALL GALORE
COLUMBUS. Oa. — Columbus
will hava plenty ot basketball to
day hnd Saturday.
A double bill is on tap for to
night; when the High achool boys
ind girls attack two teams at the
Armory. Waverly Hall opposes
’.he lads and Richland Sextette the
firls.
Tomorrow night Columbus ‘‘Y’
\nd the Montgomery Ba races,
meet at the “Y” and the Infantry
school five plays Macon ”Y’’ at
the Fort
URGES JUVENILE COURT
COLUMBUS. Oa. — In his an
nual report made public today
Louis T. Chase, president of tho
Family Welfare bureau urges tho
creation of a Juvenile court with
a regular command probation of
ficer. The report of the president
showed a very euccessful year of
the organlxation.
Latest picture of Mias* Gloria
Morgan, 18. daughter of Harry
Hays Morgan, American minister
at Brussels, whose engagement (o *
Reginald Vanderbilt (Below) has *
just been announced. '■
VAn-nil SatleSeg ,. 1
THORNTON’S
SATURDAY
Dinner 50c
Cream of Tomato Soup
Roast Leg of Veal, Dressing
Turnip Salad i
• . Spring Onions
CreAned Irish Pptatocs
Navy; Beans
Sweet Potato Pudding
Muffins, Hot Biscuits
Coffee,.Tea or MUk
50 Cents
, ' Supper 50c
Fried Rabbit, Country Style
, Green Peas
Baked Irish Potatoes
Cold Slaw
Fruit Pudding
Hot Biscuits
1 Coffee, Tea or Milk ’
50 Cents
Special Bakery Products
For Saturday
Mocha Cream Layers
Honey Cream Layer*
Aubt Tilly’s Sponge Caka ■
Cho. Orange and Cocaannt Layers
lye
Arnold-Abney & Co.
WIER GROCERY CO.
PHONE 166
The Place Where You Can Get the Same
• t Goods for Less Mopey. •
" SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Fresh Country Eggs, 29 C
Large Sunbeam 28C
No. 2 Can 11 C
Tomatoes . ■ . / .. 1 1 w
1 pound White House 38c
Coffee
No. 2 Can Royal Scarlet Red Kidney 17p
Beans * 1 w
10 pounds No. 1 Irish
Potatoes .. .. ». ..
Large Can Lye
Hominy . A.. ..
12c
1 pound Blue Rose
Rice.. ... .... Vi
‘ 3 pounds for .■
1 pound Honduras
Rice ****
3 pounds for 25c
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Fresh Beans, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery,
Fruit, Bananas.
Apples, Oranges, Grape
Trade with us, pa
diffi
ay cash and save
? erence.
tam aMCBWM0U.,3IBg
PHONE 166
JMDAY^FEBRUARY In, mu
X.
Piggly-Wiggly
Saves YOU Money Every Day
10 pounds Armour’s Simon Pure
Lard
(This is a real leaf lard>
Kingan’s or Swift’s'Sliced Box
Bacon i
No. *2 1-2 Del Monte Fruit
Salad . .
No. 2 1-2 Del Monte
Spinach ...
Classic Cup Coffee,
pound
(One of the very best toffee*.)
$1.79
38c
59c
22c
35c
No. 2 Twilight
Peas
(A three sift peas.)
No. 2 Early Bloom
Corn .. ..
19c
15c
Post
Toasties
lie
(Our every day price.)
Fresh Beets
Iceberg Lettuce
Celery
Fresh Tomatoes
Squash
Bell Peppers
Spring Onions
Green Cabbage
Fresh orfolk Select Oysters,
pint
35c
PIGGLY-WIGGLY
Where Satisfaction Is A Certainty
Service
10 Pounds
. " • f . ■ -
(Large Smooth
Irish Potatoes
Fancy Red
Cranberries
Pound
ROGERS’
Quality
BREAD
I . if.'Uj : .
: 13 oz. loaf
Price
Best Head
V RICE
6^c Pound
f* * *
5 pounds Grits
16c
Full Cream
’ CHEESE
Pound
Gqlden Glow
COFFEE
Pure Coffee which is
the same every day in
the year, worth 45c
pet pound.
Pound Tin
SERVICE
SERVICE
QUALITY
PRICE
Where Satisfaction Is A Certainty