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THE BANNER-HERALD. ATHENE GEORGIA WEDNESDAY. MARCH PAGE SIX IP ifrtnnAi* b y imiutinsr the perfect life of llS* ale » • cooper j egu »; and he then( showed that Died Wednesday JACK bAW’S ADVENTURES MARKETS Young Son of Mr; and Mrs. L. G. Jones'Dies jR'jIlI' ani»* 19011- J v12 3f»A«t ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market remain* ed the same'at is was/Tuesday, closing at 28 -1-2. with the ilre- vious close also 28 l-2c. " ■ «, foEvy York cotton Open High Low Chose P. C.' May’; rE*,!. 29. *6 24.47 28.70. 2895 29.14 July .. .-y.28.40 28.59,27.95 28.13 18.18 Oct. ... . .125.42 25.64 25.00 25.20 25.10 Dec. ... ...24.78 24.98 24.48 24.58 24.90 Jan. .' 24.37 24.65 24.15 24.25 24.32 U A. M. Bids: May 29.31), July 28.50; 4k'aK’ ’<»g to past. In conclusion the audience were urged to put themselves into right relationship with God, and by trusting in Jeius and his re deeming blood, find deliverance from thcr trespasses. - The inter est in these meetings i8 growing very rapidly. Yesterday the pub licity committee was busily en gaged in getting three hundred j window cards into the stores and homes of the city. > The. work. of planning delegd- ■ L. O. Jones, Jr.. 18 months tld son bf Mr.and Mrs. L. O. Jones of Jack- son county died at the home of his parents Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock after an* illness of three months. ' Funeral services - were conducted at the Brave side In lyases cemete ry In Jackson county. Wednesday afternoon at 1 Cclock with Rev. Jolley officiating. Bernstein Bron. funeral directors, were In charge. Funeral Services Thurs- Aftemoon From Hull Baptist Church; Many Survdters. VilA- 'Klia' Estelle Cboper died Fleecy Staple Plants to Be Transplanted to “Field” in the Auditorium For Convention. , "ATLANTA, Oa.—Visitors to; the Klwanls International Convention In Atlanta, the laat week In May, will not be .disappointed in their hop# 'of seclM it Georgia cotton field wWte with t|le' fleecy staple, even though Georgia cotton Is never open until close to Midsummer, for the Atlanta 9liJ»V law' noiti 1 KB 'W one o'clock Wednesday . after a short illness. She was 42 years old and had lived here for 17 years being originally from Newnan. The furneral services *<1111 he conducted from the Hull Baptist ohurch Thursday at 3 o’clock with. Rev. A. L. Flury, officiating. B. P, Elliott and Rev. W. M. Saye will assist. The interment will follow In Hull cemetary.'■ ♦ She is survived by her Husband Rev. J. P. Cooper, six. daughters Mrs. Mark Mlley, IMIsses Edna, I.udlle. Nina. Sarah, and Inn Coop er. six sons James Q.. Joe B„ .Wil liam J.. John R„ Julia C., Jack P.. all of Athens, her parents, Hr. Oct. 25.45^ i)ee. '24.88. new/ origans cotton » Open High Low Close P. C. MiY'.'.'....28.70 28.99 28.10 28.84 28.62 July ... ..28.30 28.50 27.70 27.89 28.07. Oct.' ... ...249 0 25.03 24.43 24.57 14.08 Dee. .-... ...24.45 24.50 24.01 24.18 24.21 Jan. .J ...24.22 24.27 23.80 2398 24.01 11 A. M. Bids:,May 2890; July 28.44; Oct. 24.97; Dec. 24.50.- FUNERAL NOTICE! ahead rapidly, arrangements have been perfected for a nursery i’af, the church during the hours of the meetings, so that? young children may be eared for wfiile the moth ers attend the sendee. .. Wednesday afternoon Vt four- thirty Prof. Colltssonaddressed the meeting for .boys And girls. He illustrated hia talk on habits by, a number of object lesions and sleight-of-hand trim. In each city that these two men have been this hoys find girls meeting has i roved one of the most popular of the series. Wednesday evening az eight hosts have announced their Intention of transferring a whole cotton field to the stage of the auditorium for thfs occasion,, with a gang of * real negro cotton pickers, composed of ancient ante-bellum darkles, little pickaninnies, and one of the finest choruses of negro: Jubilee singers to be found In the south. This will be the principal scfiis of, the big "Plan tation Night" 1 extravaganza to be given for the benefit of the Klwanls |.|slf/tea ii.ltA twill Its - _ ■ ... , . With a Hr do* running aftsi 4 'them Jt was to. a fO* ' Peppermint* could not keep In line. Their mqro was halted while Jack grabbed hold of FMp* "* safety,” said Jack, and the Peppermints y/*re on 1hibi< • ' — ■ ha expected that the little ch- to the chocolate factory •Now you can go ahead In nee more on their way. & • m * Send your friends and loved ones Easter cards —We have & nice as sortment for children and grown-up^,, too. Nice assortment of tally cards—place cards, nut cups and favors. Get yours today. . LIVERPOOL COTTON Today Yesterday .11J.79 14.58 ■ ..14.67’ 14,40 ..13.78 13.40 ..13.44 13.04 four slater and~three brothers. She took a prominent part In’ visitors, wlio will be permlted to their own hands at picking co after the final curtain has fallen. The most elaborate'! Mr,* aryl Mrs. Moore of IgtGrange, Qn„ also four sisters and three brothers. I s The funeral tvll bo tomorrow March 29th at three o'clock from the 'Bnotst clturch nt Hull. Oa.. Rev. 1 A.L. Flury will officiate assisted by Mevs. B.-F. Elliott and Willie Saye. Interment will be In the Hull. Oa.. cemetery, the pallbcbarers will be deaeona of Vesta and Freeman's Creek Baptist churches of which Rev. Cooper ;is their minister. S he funeral party will leave the deuce on Grace SL, promptly church affairs, being a co-wbrker with her husband. Bernstein Bros, are tn charge of the arrangements. entertainment, features ever provided for a conven tion In the south are being planned, by the committee of Altnntn Kiwan- Ians. They Include a "Glee Club" night, when Klwanls clubs from all fkVJkS*' the I 'nltaA Ulnlns n ,1,1 ftnnaala over the* United Staten and Canada wIH compete In chorua Hinging the * and a Night’ old faahioned Georgia style, at which more than 5,000 guests will be served, to be followed by a yrter carnival, special vaudeville and an eloborate fireworks display. Reservations already made lndlcato that the convention will bp the moat, largely attended In the hlatory of Klwanls, even Canada sending 500 or more delegates and visitors. Several special trains are scheduled, with stopovers at various cities along the route. The convention will begin on barbecue directors In charge. TO RP«AK , | ON OBVIL. . i : Dr. Morgan is to speak on ‘Tho Devil.” This is an unusual sub ject, and from all accounts Dr. Morgan treats it in an unusual manner;. A large audience is ex pected. to hear this message,.and the messages in song by Prof. Collision. ~ This morning Dr. Morgan and Prof.. Collisson visit ed the ..Lucy Cobb Institute. an<h conducted the devotional exeiL’ cises there. All who aft interest ed ill seeing and hearing .a -new line, of evangelistic work should make a specai effort to attend these .services. On Good Friday there will be a service of medita tion at four thirty, when Dr. Morgan and Prof. Coliason will bring the Seven Words from the Cross. In song and story. . J y HATCHERY FOR JACK80N • After a short march they suddenly calne upon a bis. fancy-looking thing. It ,..„J a -Chocolate. PoL" "This,” said Caramel. -1 t» the Candy Land choc olate factory." Then he told Jack to sten askltC and watch the little I’ep-i perminta hnve their chocolate overcoat* made to. order for them. Morgan Illustrates Points Banner-Herald Want Ads (Too Late to Claisify) By Unique Method. Re vival At Prince Avenue Baptist Progressing. Tuesday night another splendid audience attended the service at Prin-e Avenue Baptist churlh and heard Dr. P. C. Morgan’s ser- .mon on the subject of Redemption Dr. Morgan took as his text Ephe sians Chapter 'One, .verse seven, “Redemption through. His Blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses.’’: In dealing with this subject' Dr. \jprgan first' outlined what he Jtyled the “Background” of the LOST—Ope pair of long brown Kid Mr*. Samuel K. flood mdh, 423 TJ.-cad fit. 1 _ a. . OF CHARMING Temperance Day Is Observed In State { noticed a little fat man funding at the- handle of the pot - -J .- . ... a • 4U. ...wA - A —- JACKSON, Oa. —Action taken this week at a meeting'of tba boajrd Of directors of the Jackson Ice cor poration will reault in the eafly I the .di.ic- Ifrht under l ••Wat’* ifc/Taffy." explained Caramel; “He's olate factory." Then the little Peppermint* »l 1 the Jong spout at ; the front of the chocolate pot. Friday was “Temperance Day’ in Georgia, and tb accordance with an act of the 19$ legislature, the occasion was observed in the schools throughout the state. The new law,proyidea for a two- Just deceived, numbers of pretty just received, numbers or pretty new Dresses which arrived just in time for our Special Easter Sale* •» t • 1 You must see these Specials to . v appreciate the values Installation at the plant of a.Chick eto hatchery with a capacity of l4,- 000 eggs every twenty-one dais. This plan was formed to meet the demand for more and bottler chick ens In Butts county. Similar hatcheries are being auccessfully operated In other Georgia cltlia. notably Ashburn, the county site of Turper. I , Advehture-s hour program of educational na ture, desDfned 'to teacH.'the- gobt results or temperance and prohi bition. This pregrani must bf carried* out in all schools and col leges receiving state aid. how Paul declares that man can be redeemed only by the blood of Je- He referred .to (hose who that mai\ may' be redeemed Here you will find dresses of Canton Crepe, Tricosham, All- tyme Crepe and Wool Canton is, colors and patterns. Sport dresses, dressy dresses, and in fact a dress fgr most all pcca: that you could wear a dress worth up to kbout $25.00. This lot will not last long so we advise you to come early ir morning and get the best choice. Don’t forget the price. Just$l£< I HL O A very choice lot of dresses in LOt W0. L Mu.jJ types to, suit'll. Dresses in this „ . , . v,,, lot made of Heavy Silk Jersey, Uanton and’Crepe de Chine, Alltyme crepe combinations in Sport style, Bandana effects, Paisley and Egyptian combinations, 1 A said the Shepherdess, exercise, is a fine URng for p’.oplo who eat too many gpodles.’’ •■Sugar-Plum Land. j ’’We'll com*,”-, cried the ’1 wins. * "I’ll tell you where the Cut-Out'«ihd they stepped through the pink Lady lives" she said "if you : tiro Andy doorfray of the lilg whltd an mo n rnvnr.” /--• ! uranula'.cil sugar Eastcr^LM.’. rleht “Look In and see what you Bee’ ) TwinB went wtth ihe pi i-PIcturo ^Shepherdess 1 dicss that you will like. A dress that you would never e> sec on the raeks at this price.-We want to make a record s week. You will help 41s and-help yourself. Don’t miss tl at... ... will do me a favor,” • • | "(}li.yes Indeed we’U be clad to,"', j^'rrepHcd'. Nancy, ouligingly. ' ■■ ■' j dVio they walked back through! jb'thr ifeld ot lolly-pops and past thrf Srjhjfolato-hud bushes and, the BLdvee* full of sundaes and tUo soda ,<fifoimta!n and tho stalks Of pop-corn M-jiaTlH, toward the granulated sugar ■fester-egg. where tho Scrap-Kc- VHhra. Shepherdess said she lived. » j ’ - The. TwIns turned their heads this time, however. They ishaiL no appetite for any more . JMttw. * “We got slek eating so much/ explained. "We want to fine. . *tu> Cut-Out Lady to see If she can which will soon • JlYe us some medicine.” ‘ k ' " , , 'Come and'‘help i " / “fthSiW it bfli iff tiff. , iff. iSffSiitarsu«>!s5r~a-- * ; m ; m ,1. jg« ajaaiMrsas ’Sxjus cates: 0 Shit,',1 'her'irov Iiinn'nr* rt «n a »n SK'lairy liUHliu ss of thlS county. ■ parnted her tidy slippers—all so The business of the Incorporation • ' ha ! M* nc5 l ' Ipe r t ^ d 1° i» M manufacture cheese, butter ■ ^ a room Inside of the doorway and at]'other dairy products, the t ogjpold and sliver-anA satin room bfiet*Ion of dairy famm and such *K“ , “ r J°.> ,re, r •.-HP*’. other, busjucos as necossiiy and • •^! lt beb0 “» ... incident to tbe'operatibnof dairy • nChrough the doorway. Instead (f produdm. - country met the The Apital stock «t the corpom- ,<{jj|dren a istonshej gsxe—s .coun- tlon to sUi^ ts *U00JK>, with the • 55 "1 th fTC ? n * nd a barn Jirfviiogfe'to increase to I25.000.0U, jmjl edws and pigs. at|d-sheep and with shares at 825.00 each. Of the . rOm-cM.- hapitdt stock first mentioned sverf < “ T ,f ! “T farm”, said the dollar has been paid In. Thoso Phepheniess. “I need help with, presenting petition for the In- the milking and baying and chick- corporation arc G. W. Hicks, E. T. • n f ading and sheep-tending. If Hull and Otis Hardeman, of thftj You can spend hours a tlhe dresses in this lot anc see more charming di , D.vy. (3F.IFFITH'S ‘ONE Excitino l^ioHT’ — False# Eptelal Thursday and Friday. ' * audience laughter... mystery, thryir and |hril|*. Thyrc are ho great mob scenes, no historical motif to be pic turlsed, ho mass-of costumes. / But there le entertainment—a full ! and much soucht satchel contglr.lnx two hour# of It.' There Is a missing half a million dollars In bills that Ues l for a time submerged In ^ flour bal- rel in the kitchen while the arn'.orous Romeo makes love to the choice of his heart. And all the time there Is , uppermost'In tins minds of. everybody i the query—’.’M(ho murdered John- than you expected to see at this wonderful price. Dresses that were made to sell for as high as $35.00 are seen in this Tot at SI!).?;■). Heavy canton crepes with or without berthas, Satin Can tons, Paisley and Egyptian effects. Large and small sizes. ¥n will find several large size dresses at this price and now -4| th‘e t ime. Don’t let this Easter sale pass you by. * ‘ ^ COVINGTON, :Oa. — A new !n- "We want to toL ’ '; fol^ NewtOtt 1 cffitnty r ... , he turning out , cheese, butter and dairy producu, west-Newton- Cheese FEc- Dana Coming Saturday. Y New Capes of FOR EASTER •FOROBT.MB.NOT" PALACE TONIQHT "For*«t-M«-Not," which was shown for the .first time le a picture which maketh the heart glad. Given a story linmnn On ilia Ini* ,l*m.aa ■t'lllt n on■# liuman to the butt degree, with a cast which brings to each clisracter a We have just opened up a new ling of Silk capes, consisting o MU Vey, Canton Crepes, Roshanara Crepe, Brocaded Flaille. Some of the new capes are plain, some are scalloped, qtherd are fringed. homicide, hidden Identity, and "the return of the avenging spirit. And with It all_ he-nvtJnhe epcctatbKIiri altogether' marvellous assortment In the'way of actual entertainment. Titer# M as sweet and dainty a love story as ever was filmed; there Is myiMcry galore—mystery till the audi ence site breathless—and then comes relief from the suspense In the form of tlie most dktlghtful and laughter- provoking comedy from Romeb Wash ington, a wonderful black-face char actor who finds himself torn between knre of a dusky maid and fear of the x You will have no difficulty in finding a cape to suit you among these new and splendid values. Specially priced this week at .. everyone, who' welcomes photoplays which are free from hoakum and which-have some semblance to life as It really I#. •ONE EXCITINO NIOHT" CON* For hie latest motion picture sensa tion; "One GxciUng Night,” which has been an nos need os the feature attraction for Thursday and Friday at the Palace Theatre.-JJ. Orlf- fiih.,ma*tqr-mak#r. *8, PhqteSRi'%: ha; <irt«w8 o r«hi»,fltopH»/»ic#|*«i»a’>jw mtlUifU >hRw Itinrnpnii Ini-wqa ovad lliw ' tisdj U J wt Iina: 278 Clayton St where. In this picture Mr. Griffith "has del entirely
