The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, March 07, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextW. G. COOPER OF ATLANTA. One of the most popular men In College wag elected to the Presl- . dency of the Senior Clasg. Cooper *u given a alight majority over Fred M. Gorfaln, of Savannah Ga. Mr. Cooper has made many hon or! during his three yearn at the University and the honor just feyred upon him is but another reward for his falthfulnesh aqd hard work which has been ao eminent In hig college career. ‘ GEORGE CLARK. CAPTAIN- ELECT and John Watson made their Initial appearance on the (fold Monday and both eavoried around the diamond In line form. Geoyge and “Josh" are in the pink of condition and will be ready to take their places with the balance of the squad when the practise games begin. THE PARADE of the University R. O. T. C. Monday was one of t*— best of the year. Plans are being perfected tor a one for the circuit with the bakefc loaded. He says they wanted to run him for inayor after the game, bi*' his modesty forbided THE D. A. V.’s held their semi monthly meeting in the Law build lng last night. A review of the recent convention held in Atlanta was the only business of impor- tace that was discussed. Five of the six state officers were brought I drive for funds by toung Harris back by the local Post, from At- college, a school maintained by | anU . ' I the Nfirtli Georgia Methodist con- ,' . I ference and named for a former IT IS RUMORED THAT some- I AtlaKlan, Judge Young L. G. Har- one 1h or near the Co-ed “Bam" I ri* who gave the school a donaUon is gifted in the art of stealing, at the time of Ha founding In 1888. Traps have been set at different | Beginning with the .students nt Jmps to apprehend the guilty par- I Young Harris Wednesday, the ty or parties, but as yet no cap- I drive for $100,000 will bo made tures have been made. I throughout the state, centering In I those localities where former Uvu- MtJCH INTEREST has always [dents of the Institution reside. It been shown concerning sports by | Is announced that severeal large the campus men. This spring no | contributions already have been less than three baseball nines will I made, a group or students be put otft'hy.the three domIUorles Gainesville recently subscribed $10 on the campus; Much enthusiasm 1000. Pledges on the endowment prevails and the rivalry Is certain fund will cover a period of five to be hitter. I years, the first annual Installment Games will be flayed between falling due In October of this year. ;he dormitories and leading high according.to members of tho cam schools of the state. ' | palgn committee. An all campus nine will be pick ed by some worthy individual at I WAS FOUNDED the end of the season. | [N 1888 ••nin- Trmv vi vTriivn «•«, ALL OF CANDLER HALL’S Young Harris college, situated In , at 1 Imhall freshmen, and upper claismen the mountains of north Georgia Vkn have returned safely from the At- was founded in 1888 largely as the fiffaHna i lanta where ‘hey went to see Oeor- result, of a gift by the late Judge suffering with a bad log for the , , Tech. * Young L. G. Harris, of Athens, for past few weeks but reports the * y whom the college was subsequent- hf.a* SPRING FOOTBALL practices I ly named. 8ince that time, more u! , h Z for Candler Hall wi|l begin about | than twelve thousand students tlo for a place on the varsity. Big Apri , 1B _ accorB j ng to a statement I have been trained there, many of made by Captain Roscoff Deal of | whom could not have attended col- the Candler Hall team. | lege except for The unusual oppor tunities afforded by Young Harris. A CAMPUS ‘ORCHESTRA com- I A , '" rg0 “ u "’'? er of the «fad“a‘es posed of many able and talented I®* thl * school have gone out to hold musicians has been entertaining important positions In both cburch the campus- men each evening for ' l , nd 8tat< :' m °f° one-third of several days with delightful ‘'' 0 membership of 'She North Oeor music. The other night a series If'® conference having attended of old Georgia songs were sung watitutlon. b* (She campus men under the able I During practically all of Its exls- direction of the orchestra and ‘ enr %, thl » has much of tho fiery Georgia aplrit bc « n directed by Dr. J. A. Sharpe, was displayed who Is recognized as one of. the 1 leading, educators on the entire THE MANY FRIENDS Of W. B.- | Wright will be interested to know ra a t more thin for d l t n,ghe for a lack of accommodations. Th« HOW SOM recovery. . (campaign Doctors Brown and Proctor, of Icommittfp Athens, performed the operation. 1 V ^’ fht ' a home «» ,n 0alne - I The campaign committee Is com vine, »ia. [posed of Colonel Carl N. Davis, Z YD uSTdn* ^r”rairta r a r R.MMUu”r! K! and R - & 'McConnell, all of Gaines v,l,e In connection With this com A , t ~X«nT«Btr tor I miff a®* Rev. Nath Thompson, pro the « *aS?SEkto till Me-Jhodlst pastor, has been re'JS I appointed by the North Georgia “John” is a second “Casey” and proved his ability In a certain lit tle South Georgia town by swatting COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS . Coughs and Colds are contagious and require prompt treatment as they spread or develop in'to Flu and Grippe. Take no chances when you can get Foley’s Honey and Tar for a few cents and quick ly check coughs and oolda. The constantly increasing demand for Fpley’s Honey and Tar, for three generations, has made it the larg- ;est selling cough medicine in the World. Contains no opiates—in gredients are printed on the wrap per. Refuse substitutes. Iinsist upon Foley’a.—Advertisement. ATLANTA.—A million dollar 'stood at 26.40, a net decline of 12 points. Open high low close P. C. 'Mar .30.76 31.00 30.63 31.00 30.78 l«ay 80.46 30.77 30.37 80.73 30.43 . .. . | July 30.00 30.27 29.86 31.21 29.96 j nlng concern for Georgia la promised. 9®^- 26*50 26.55 26.17 26.27 26.62 ‘j by C. R. WarSe. food diatrlbutor and Hec 26.05 26.02 26.71 25.98 26.17 canning expert from California In a! On,y two sales wore made by the'—" ’ NE^^RLEAN^S^otton sheriff at the regular legal boIch thOMASVILLK.—John N. Holder.!^ Points higher. Sales on Tuesday ut the court houae. ’head of the State Highway Depart- lh .® 8 1 P ot a .*7jX e 607 i ,ow A house and lot ownea by Jumea ment my. that the charges of graft wiiaaling.SO^ 6 ; middling: 31.00; Wright negro, on Cleveland avenue In that department by E. H. Me- *2?® «1.50; receipts 6,- notd by the Clarke County Michael of Bu«na Vlata are untrue 8t0cK I70 » 974 . Building Uodn and improvement com- | UVERPOOI rOTTAV H. Becker at $415. I JtACONWohn N. Holder advocated; * UUL ctri 1 lu land In Madlaon'ln an address here before the KI-' 4 klyERPOOL—Spct cotton* bet* BBptti march * imj 'data 1 nyio but pri^TT^ office of state school er, was in Athens thiso 0 "' 'connection with his * 0I T* k '» isssssl .section of the state. Final Meeting of Work ers Held At Georgian Hotel Tuesday Even- in e- a iieokt, ' The Chambe^of ConufWccrVfnfc .ho 810,0^0 marjc' at_.U)9 L fi- puny to «_ k “ land in Madison in an address ncre uciure in« »\i- —, —- T ~“ w i ,v * uci- .. county totalling thirty-fopr acres and wanls club an additional two cents demanq, improved - business, ‘ house and lot on Ruth street, ail per gallon tax on gasoline and two fTf* 8 vijk' 8°°d middling 1^6.95 I"* wned by Claude* D. Williams Was cents on lubricating olla for road pur-middling 16.80; middling Im. heasAt*M lr«nt ni.nv A W . tf - “ -- — sa s raws&SSJSI, 'Sales 6,000 including 2,K*0 Anieri- ■ good attenflAHita and their 1 rtiulta 1 - ’ 1 greeted with vteotptp ’4p- UNION HAROWARI COMPANY'S t ■ ■■ ROLLER 8KATES $2.50 Pair ATHENS CYCLE CO i Lumpkin Street by the John Hancock Life Insurance company. » | ATLANTA.—E. Y. Clarke, propa- - D - . l S ~- T -»—: iwsr* n- xatlon chief for the Ku Klux Klan tSJ!? - ? cel Pt« 4,000 bales including I accordln, to w. H. ! &°° American. , Futures closed P '““ ' COL. OWSLEY, LEGION E^anT-lC^rwi^ilS now h« S nuthinx to do wUhta. order. | D^fl^l^^^f' ^ ATLANTA.—"Baby * Roane has COTTON9PPV) nti Ireen named to head the Qeorstal vww ° IL Tech baxketball team for 1923-24. j |"~t"'. ‘yKh.—Cotton seed oil closed steady; Prime summer yel- to i* !i. W m 1 o 1 ;?°.. b (i: , cru dee 10.00 I SLIVANIA.—Tracks believed “ bear track* have been seen near Commander The community Is very much National Who is to Visit Atlanta 1 clt ' ,d Savannah, Columbus In vited. » “For two yean my stomach trouble waa very bad, my doctor had to inject morphine on several occasions when I was stricken with thsaa attacks. Sinfe taking 4 bot tles of •Mayr’s Wbnderul Remedy I have been entirely well and am serving in the artillery, having been pronounced in perfect health by government physlcains.” It is • simple, harmless prepantlon that remove, the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes AUauJwSm7n’. W club Auditorium I wlHn.Tin tee' or- ,n 8Ut ° m<>b " e theatra *as'tatmL 4 °* AtUnta aanlxatlon of the local committees theatre as usual 11„ the various communities of the THE FIRST ppppnpuiwcp I several states from which Young of -ho clnh wni Harris has drawn <'» Students. The of .he club will be give^ for the I campqlgn w|li be brought to a c !°* e In a general home-coming of *0 faculty at the Colonial tbi the inflammation witicn causes March JSrd and the initial nubile I in 1,1 practically all Mom.*, liver and Sm.nVe will ^ .Cd at EN Younr Harts durin^ A^n. e .' d 1 ?•«?» «>« night following the | S expected tha? .ev?rn1X*L„ I i pendicitis. One dosa will convince or money refunded. For sale by all druggists.—Advertisement. PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE For a few rests you can ward off-Flu and Grippe by promptly checking your coughs and colds with Foley’a Honey and Tar. Al so gives quick relief from coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whop- dng Cough, Asthma awl Bronchi tis. Forty-eight yean of satis faction to users has made Foley’s Honey and Tar the World’s larg est eelUtig cough medicine. Con tains no opiataa—ingredients are a ted on the wrapper. Refuse ■ muiurea in nor nomo in Aug substitutes. talat^J^Folj^ , f , w dajri on account of fifinii* expected that several thousand faculty performance. % I will attend thia reunion prepara- IT IS NOT~KNOWN definitely I made. f ° r yet whether the club will go to — ‘-ff Jacksonvllio or not but Mr. Flck- ru,___ u , ling it trying «o arrange a date ^nero-COla Meets in the Florida^ j n Convention THE BOYS RETURNING from I COLUMBUS, on - ua.lnn r . a Atlanta to Athena on the eight of^Cher^ r^ , .$, hund ? > ; o’clock seaboard train dunday r . W "' night desire to express their ap- Lasembicd for the *!■ *i * n ' h T r * predation to Mr. Mlkp Bennelt for ( of .... X,*” *! 1 * Annupl convention furnishing them wltlf candy during U s tfa,ch.r M P * ny ’ °' wl * lc, their tiresome journey. TJ fni. . 1 w P v d *. nt ’ ,n be hcW ___ j" 1 ,hl * City on March 7th and 8th. MISS DOROTHY, LEVY has I " rr **« nl P*» n «» motored to her hojnB In Augusta | * tat **- fr °m Penn Col Alvin Owsley, national com mander of the American Lejf:or., has beon Invited to vlnit Athemi when he paya this state a visit nex: week. Col. Owsley will be in 8av- annah on March 10, Columbun «n March 13 and Atlanta on March 14 and the Allen R. Fleming poxt hopeB to have him come here about March 15. Col. Owsley la paying his first official vialt to the department of Georgia, tho department that again In the leud for the cup for the greatest increase in Legion memberHhlp. In addition to thin visit to Geor gla Col. Owaley, wheat home la in Texan, In expected alno to come to Athena^. In July for the Georgia legion and Auxiliary convention that meets here on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of the month. Henry H. Went, commander of the local peat, sent Col. Owsley a wire Wo<\nesday urging him to visit Athens on thin trip and a reply Is expected from him any time now. Wire Briefs (By Associated Press) PANAMA—Albert C. Hindman, U. S. district attorney in the Canal zone, died from Injuries sustained ATLA NTA.—Fire has destroyed th homo of Rev. Caleb A. Ridley, prom Inent K. K. K. lecturers here. Tho minister was away In Toss, at tho llme.He Is pastor of tho Central Baptist church. MACON. Ga.—Ip directing a vsrdlct of 117,797.52, principal and Interest, for Lambom & Co., sugar refiners, against tho A.. B. Small company, local wholesale froCer. Judge William H. Barrett. In United 8tates district court, today laid down a ruling that will affect nearly 100 cases between wholesale gTbcers and refiners and jobbers In the southeast. SET BY Cm . :oo; go members at $2b per year, and rest in working capital which was contributed in addition. On a three year basis the amount if over $30,000. The leading division was that headed by Major ‘James White. The leading team was that head ed by Hugh H. Gordon, Jr., Ma jor Jarrell’s division-was second, while G. A. Booth’s team was second among the teams. Every member of the team or ganization has been invited to meet at noon Thursday at the cam paign headquarters for an official ™ r^ssS 1 “is *5mss her « 'Mal 0 'n itK® 1 *!”* , 1 , ; 3 2i April a-M; .May 11.65; June 11.70; July 11.79! ■ August 11.78; September 11.73- October 10-99; Sales 5,100. Sams Attends Coca Cola Meet ” un “ " n " elected presi- started Wednesday under, the dl- c. Nay of Augusta was rection of M. S. Russell, field zec- prcsidcnt and a. e. Kelly rctary of the American City Bu- Thcre was an advai quarter of a cent a pquni price of local cotton We middling grade being quo 30 3-8 cents a pound ot the of in. the y. [noted at dlose. NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK—The-31 lent level was reached in the cotton market early today with contracts for May delivery selling up to 31.06 while old crop months made new —— , high records for the season on Holland — Information continued trade buying and cov ering. -The opening was Irregular at an advance of 18 to 19 points DORN that relations between the former German Emperor William and his wife Princess Hermlne are strain^ .on old crop months but four to 13 ed was secured from a member of the one time emperor's house hold. 111- sylranla. Ohio, and Illinois, In the North, Louisiana In the Went and as far South as Florida. MISSES ULLA JONES. Adeline | E - c - ° nnB - °* ‘be Chsro-Cola com- Davenport, Mara Ella Jonea have | pany - '* acting as general chairman returned to the University, after p the, convention. (pending a few day* in Atlanta. | Thf Principal addresses .will Ik ■ ' | mad* by H. R. McClatehay. president MISS ANNIE RUTH MOORE re- of «he Chamber of Commerce of Co- turned to her home In Decatur, af- | lumbus. In a welcoming. Speech: H ter attending the Phi Mu Banquet. | K - Weathere, vice-president of th, Cbero-Cola company, on behalf of the THE PIONEER CLUB held Its I company, regular meeting Tuesday evening | Arch b. Taylor, of Charlotte, n. c. at five o’clock. | and George J. Becker, of Cairo, till nole, will reepond on behalf of the The CoemopoHtan club bad ital bottlers, monthly meeting -Monday night at I c. a. sears, mles and advertuing the *Y’ hut | manager. *nd Ernest E. alias, of At ISnu,advertising counsel, will outlln The Y. W. c. A. will hold ita an- I the enlee and advertising program to nual election ot officers Wednes- 1*21 day night at the Woman’s Build- other addressee will be made by lb*- / I Jehn Buford Brock, editor of the Chero Vola Booster; C. O. Wolfe of th and advertising department; E. J. anc, owner of the Chero-Cola Bot tbng company of Knoxville. Tennee E. Farrandou, head chemiit ofthe Chero-Cola. and others. A aeries of entertainments has been arranged for the. bottlers. Including a barbecue at the Chero-Cola plant, an n banquet and cabaret for W*dnc>- day evening, at the Columbus Coun try club. Over four hundred Chero-Cola salts men. In oddltUp^to the plant owner end managers, are expected to at leitd this annual convention. Fin, cam MS HIDES J. W. Fiiw,- recently elected >unty agricultural agent for bi,* r dV“he™. POrted 10 Uke “ P Mr .Fffor succeeds Jonea Pur- cell who was elected agent fat Hall county. Tha new agricultur al agent relinquishes a position aa agricultural agent for tho A. B. A A. railroad to accept the of fer of tha Clarke County Commis sioners as agent here. Mr. Firor is a graduate of the State College of Agriculture where jo Was a member of the faculty xoY some time. He ii - an expert In marketing and ia one of the outstanding men in thfc agricultur al world, it ia declared. BRONZE FOOTWEAR Bronte slippers are to be 1 • hav popular this summer—1 way of being Athens Visitors LONDON—A Constantinople dig- patch to Reuters aald that the Tur klsh National - assembly rejected the Lausanne treaty. LONDON—During debate on the Ruhr question In the House ft com mons, prime Minister Bonar Law maintained his previous position that Intervention by Brest Britain at the present moment would he useless. LONDON — The French, have occupied Mfcelhelm the seat of Stinnes Interests, according to a Berlin dispatch to to Times. RIVERHEAD. N. T.—William K. Vanderbilt, who died in France July 22. 1920. left a net estate of $80,220,842.23. according to a de gree entered In surrogate court ot Suffolk county. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.—Dr. B. Cheston Goldberg was carried away in an automobile by four masked men. EL PASO, Texas—A slight earth quake shock was felt and buildings were shaken but no daptage was reported. * 1 * CHICAGO—Ed Strangler Lewis, retained the worlds heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Allsk Eustace In two straight falls. CLEVELAND, Ohio—Jack Damp sey, heavyweight boxing champion, has been offered a guarantee of $100,000 or the privilege ot 17 111 per cent of the gate receipts to meet Tomigy Gibbons, of St Paul. In a 12 round boat July 4th or labor day. funeral notices lints lower on the new crop de liveries. Notwithstanding inter ruptions in the wire service as a result of- last night’s storm, the south was a seller of new crop months here which accounted for their relatively easy showing and the initial advance in the old crop positions brought out considerable realising. This caused reactions of several points right after tho call but there was s continued good demand and the market showed a steady tone during the early trading. Realising became active during the middle of the morning while the prospecta for better weather in tho belt appeared to bo bringing considerable southern selling of the new crop months. This weak ened the market and prices worked off to about 30.79 for May con tracts'around midday or eight points net lower, while October sold down to 26.66, or 34 points below yesterday’s dosing.* Ad vices received hero from the South continued to emphasise the small supplts of unsold cotton available in the spot markets but trade de nied was less active after the first hour and the market was com paratively quiet late in the morn Tho midday reaction waa check ed by renewal of covering by May and July shorts and May contracts sold np to 31.14 during the early aftemon or into now high ground and 28 points net higher. The strength of the old crop pulled the new ctop positions np to or a shade above yesterday’s closing figures with October selling at 27J2 -and prices were within 10 t« 12 points of the beet around 2 o’clock. Open high low dose P. C. liar 30.83 31.00 30.61 .... 30.75 May 31.02 313S 30.77 81.27 SBR7 July *0.38 3038 30.03 3044 30.16 Oct 27.02 27.02 26»5 26.86 27.00 Dec 26.60 2641 26.16 26.35 2644 NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS — Clearing weather over the belt caused loss es of 6 to 19 points on tho most active months around the first call in the cotton market Wednes day bit the quick stopping of March notices for 1.600 bales stim ulated new interest on the buying •We and at the end of the first half hoar of trading Ijjfca 1 they have a ■ extremely adaptable inn! living service with.a number jot costumes. Usually Ifceir asv adorned with buckles.— SUDS KILLS INSECTS Wash your plants In soapeuda <0 Among those visiting In Athens K 11 * 1 *- two Jletcra and one brother. Wednesday ware. A. V.. Clifton, At lanta; W. 1". Avery, Wilmington. Del.; Mr.'iiml Mrs. II. L. Johnson. Troy, Ohio. It. E. Rhf.des, CM-ano R. A. Coles, Atl-m'n. B. H. Sieger. Atlanta; M L. JJug- gnn. Atkmti. Mina Rnrnh Mell Duggan. AtleiiLt; W. V. IMrideon. Milwaukee. Wlr! II Martin At lanta; P. It. Iloin-i'l.'.i-. Atlam.i; ... y’.’TVfU.tt’lIrt. -t.JUC..tL, JjlKHL. Atlanta; W. IL Crin, Tunnor-i-m Wud.l-v,l.:i. Fullr.n. "NT T. L. P.n-i. BelilmiiT. Ms H. O. Rtblfienn. All trim. H. r. Rockwell. Savannah: J. T Pexiup DIED-rnnk Jackson Hale, 2 year hi son of Mr. end Mrs AUen Hale of Atlanta, Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Funeril services I o’clock Wednesday p. m. at tha family ceme tery at Attica with Rev. Jolly oft fldatln*. Donay’s In charge. Survived , „ . ■ by lurents, gmndiwrents, Mr. and * , , P«lnta higher than the fi Mrs. will Wllhclt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe *£ y * ,t *” l *y* May, after »dl- ind one brother, [{ngoff to 3037 rose to the now high price toi the season of 3049 vw I w 1 . icents a pound. July made a new Frank Jackson. 3 2^t. but <? tb,r po,i “? n i' A 1 rr Ita J iioE? bmk tat ° "* W h !*'' Aged Two, Dead "SSL lllcrt ^ on —— (claims that the edge waa off the FrankJsckson, two yesr ok. ^SSn*.* Mr. and Mra. AUan Hsle.d.w. da> afternoon at the home near 135 points. October was under Attica after an lUneaa of pneumonia, jnost selling pressure and fell off Wnlneulsy afternoon SLJI o!i AtUlM mm and- Dorse; The deceased ia survived by hto'agw crops parents, hi* ^grandparents, Mr. and strength. Mrs. William Wllbtlt; Mr. and Mrs (positions to all appear • baying. Th not respond to tho 1:30 o’clock old crop wero-at new high levels ® n *__ Goes-Cola Bottling company, >fl In Atlanta where he In attending the convention of tl.e Georgia bottlers. At the Wednesday tension Fred H Gould of Atlanta was elected preni- deni. John named vice was elected secretary and treasurer The delegates were welcomed by B. 8. Barker, secretary of the cham ber of Commerce. Reaponae was made by W. B. Saveli. Othern who upoko at the meeting were C. -D. Rainwater, *e<?retary of the Coca-Cola Bottling company; Aaa Warren Candler, Columbus, Roberta president of the Coca-Cola Bottling company of Columbun, and George W Martin, of St. Louie. A banquet was held Tuesday even ing at the Kimball house. -rs~- Harrison Case Is Dismissed Aftera hearing in Justice Court be fore Judge Milton Thomas yesterday a cose against O. P. Harrison charged with aaiault and battery wns dismissed. • Howard Chafln, a nephew of liar* rison wan the prosecutor. Harrison went to Chafln to -collect a bill and Is said to havo calred Chafln a liar whereupon the latter hit Harrison. Wood Awning Wrecked By Wind The tvoodon nwnlng on the build- Wig occupied hf BTWilen's grocery store on Lumpkin street ' was Wrecked by the high winds and storm Tuesday nlftht. No other damage hnn been reported nerr though high prevailing winds blew all Tuesday afterncon until rain set In. , IN CUTTING BREAD Defore cutting freahly baked bread dip the knife In boiling water. You will not tear the loar or have uneven, jagged crusts. framed and made a permanent record of the Chamber of Commerce. The second unit of service of the American City bureau officially started Wednesday Roe Shad Spanish Mackerel Fresh Water Trout Mullets Norfolk Oysters thens Fish & Oyster Co. | 561 E. Broati St. . _ mg unit Of service win he held Friday night at the Georgian hotel. The campaign crew conaisl of Daniel H. McFarland James F- Bavlay have completed their work, -nd will leave for ilm- ilar work in otner cities Thurs day. M. L. Duggan is Athens Visitor M. L. Duggan, one of the state school supervisors and a candi- NjOTl c E Stated communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No.-22, F. 4A,K. will be held in Masonic Temple Thursday evening, March 8th, 1923, at eight o'clock. All candidates, prepared with the examination for the several deJ grees will present themselves promptly. By order of— E. O. KINNEBREW. W. M. JNO. O. QUINN, Secretary. VAN-NIL Ntvtr Disappoints Banner-Herald Want' Ads TO LAT1 TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Ringlet* and Aristocrat* Barred Rock Eggs for dotting. Bread to lay S1.50 for 15. A few bushels ot Otpotan Soy Bean seed. Phojte 4104, county operator. m-7-c FOR8ALB—60,000 hone 1111. good nhlngle*. m-lJ-c REAL HOME FOR RENT—734 Cobb St JESTER Phone 1036 or 43T VAN-NIL 8stlsfisd Extra select oysters— Finest shipment from Norfolk. Jonea Little Pig Sausage Best of all good sausage. Fresh potato chips— n We make them fresh dally. Large Spanish olnons Extra fine,, mild and sweet Green head cabbage ” ' 1 * Just 'lliie home raised. Cauliflower, white and crisp. “Mocha'* layer csks \ Absolutely unequalled- Lots of Imitations, but they do not compare with the original— Mads only by Arnold Abney * Company. Cocoanut Macaroons, Almond Macaroons, Old Fashion Pound Cake. Parker House Roles, 12c dozen ’ Fresh i ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. PIGGLY,-WIGGLY Takes orders for Baby Chixs— S. C. White, Brown or Buff Leghorns 17 l-2c each Barred, White Buff Plymouth Rocks i9 j.2c each White Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, Ancona .... 19c each Buff Orpingtons 21c each All pure-bred atock—95 per cent live arrival guaranteed. Prepaid. Fifty per cent cash with order. No order for less than fifty chixs. j W?. can you m98t any kind of chixs or ducklings. ‘ - 4 DIVERSIFY—RAISE POULTRY Athens should put on car load sales of Chick ens later on in the fall. ■ K interested see ua at the COLLEGE AVE. STORE. ' ; PIGGLY -WIGGLY If interest in the Curb Market be at the Court tonight at 8 o’clock. SAVE- Buy WHITE ROSE Superb Canned Fruits ana Canned ve : By the Dozen> Complete line of • SUNSHINE Crackers. Guaranteed Always Fresh. George Washington Instant COFFEE— ( For Convenience. Fancy Celeiy, Icebeig * Lettuce, Cauliflower, Red Ripe Tomatoes, Cabbage. 5 per cent Discount for CASH- s E R V I C E| KINO;HODGSON CO. EtlablUheJ 1887