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THU BAWNKB-ffgKAtn. ATHENS. CTOKCCT ..WEDNESDAY, MAY IX 1tw COLONIAL THEATRE Thursday Evening, May 24 The Athens High and Industrial School Presents “COLLEGE DAYS” Sparkling musical comedy in three acts, in terspersed with negro melodies. Benefit of the school. Cast composed of members of the Student Body First floor reserved for white people! Admission 50 cents Balcony and Gallery- reserved for the colored folks. Admission, Balcony 35 cents Gallery 20 cents k . '! Athens Visitors i\ fiends AstOflisked !j By Mrs. Smth’s Case When "the painter *** “'applies paint on your house It is to your best interests to know what' that paint is—its spreading capacity—its appearance—its dura bility. You are the man-who-pays- thc-bill and who loses if the paint goes wrong.* Make sure of good results—the most satisfactory and economical job—by. having your painter use - r. , Sherwin-Williams Pjum; PREPARED It is better than any other prepared paint on the market, or.“lead and oil." The Sherwin-Williams Co. safeguard its quality in every process of manufacture. They make nil their poseed oil; own and operate large zinc and lead mines and smelters, and make their dry colon in the largest and best equipped dry cola* plant |n thcUnited States.-^ The rttulis an Protect your Interests and yon; property with SWP. W*nHM Hardy Hardware Co. Clayton Street Among those visiting in Athens Wednesday were, Ed A. May Scranton, Pa.; W. M. Sawel, At lanta; J. T. Scaffo, Atlanta; O. Mary, Jr., Atlanta; J. M. Major, Norfolk, Va. E. E. rlayton, Atlanta; C. M. Powell, Chicago, Ill.; Paul New man, Greenville, S. C.; It. H. John son, Jr., Atlanta; Mrs. G. A. Hoy- wood, Arden,. N. C.; F. M. Gibbs, | Atlanta. I Lott Herman. Atlanta; C. D. Rob efts, Macon; C. II. Stewart, Chi cago; W. A. James, Philadelphia; M. Sternberg, Columbus, Ga.; Mcl- vll Lichtenstein, Atlanta; R. H. I Flehcrty, New York. I A. A. Joiner, Atlanta; T. T. Har rison and J. F. Harrison, Chatta nooga; M. II. Watson, Greenville, S. C.; M. Mason, Ilaton Rouge; 8. 8. Johnson, Baltimore; J. A. Finley, IPhliadclphia; J. W. TPun- plirles, Atlanta; E. B. Turner, Jacksonville. J. C. McRoynoId, Knoxville; Jl. L. Girfman. Philadelphia; H. D. Bioko, Tarrlngton, C’orin.; ,H. J- Rogers, Cleveland, Ohio; H. 8. Gihhs, 8avannah; J. H. Adams, Ash burn; F. F. Fort, Americus, Ga. Prof. R. E. Park of the Univer sity English department will Ik? in South Georgia this week making commencement speeches at various schools in that part of the state. FUNERAL NOTH MRS. RUTH WILLIAMSON —and especially in v tho Summertime, when you're doing up fruit, or getting • big Sunday dinner. That old coal or wood burning stove heats up the whole house. A gas range con centrates the heat under the pots and pans or in the oven', where heat belongs!. , .j Cool off the kitchen with a Cabinet Gas Range Aqd there are other gas appliances which go ' to make up the cool All-Gas Kitchen. Find out about them. Hot weather’s just around the corner. Come in today I ATHENS GAS LIGHT & FUEL CO. A Mother’s Advice Health Is Vitsl to Yon, Mothers Birmingham, Ala.—“After be coming a mother my health gave way. I suffered severely with a tin low down in my right aide, y sister-in-law, having been cured of a bad ease of feminine trouble by taking Dr. , Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, advised me to take it, which I did. I am now start, ing on my third bottle and the pain haa all left me. My husband said to me the other day, ‘That Favorite Prescription must b« a wonderful medicine, I don’t hear complaining any more.”’— Ruth Williamson, 4016 First Avenue. You should obtain this famous Prescription now at your nearest drug store, in tablets or' liquid, or write Dr. Pierce, President Inva lid’s Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., tot free 'medical advice.—Advertise ment, Tomatoes 15c lb. Tender Georgia Beans 30c gaL Small yellow squash 7 1-2 cents lb. 1 English Peas. Bunch Beets New Potatoes Icpburg Lettuce Celery Bell Peppers F*csh Okra Fresh Corn , KING-HODGSON CO. Fresh Country Butter and Eggs. Sliced Raw Ham, Dried Beef. Ox Tongue Fresh Potato Chips Heinz Pickles. KING-HODGSON CO, GOOD FORD COUPE Thic car la worth much moro than our prlca. Saa ua at onca. Conolly Motor Co. Georgia Beans are still going at 3 quts for 25c. Small Yellow Squash at 4 lbs for 25c. English Peas at 3 qts for 25c. Yellow Yarn Potatoes at 25c the peck. Cucumbers, Bell Peppers, Spinach, Turnip Salad. Bread gives you most en ergy at lowest cost. QUALITY BREAD 3 loaves for 25c. ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. Hadn’t Strength For Half Her Work Before Tak ing Tanlac, Declares Waycross Resident Now Manages Store and Never Tires. Among the thousand's of well known George people Who realized both immediate and lasting benefits from the Tanlac treatment is Mrs. Annie E. Smith, 90S Brun ei St.. WnyrroHS. Mrs. Smith is not only ' highly esteemed in b e r sphere as a wo man, but she is uiso well known in a business way, as she owns ami operates a general store and Is honored with a splendid and well merited patronage. In discussing her experience with Tanlac, a few i ago. Mrs. 8mith said: t was about four years ago tha! I realized what a wonderful medi cine Tanlnc Is. It helped me out of my nervousness and genera) eakness at that time and I have enjoyed good health ever since. “Before taking Tanlac I would have spells of sour stomach and shortness of breath, and the gat yjuld bother mo half to death. 1 got so dizzy the whole world seemed to be spining around. “I would roll and toss at^ilght and get up mornings all tired out instead of rested. My nerves were so upset I couldn’t stand the noise of the children playing In the house. I lost weight until I became amaz ingly thin and hadn't strength to get through with half the work that needed to be done. “Seeing from the' papers that Tanlac was helping so mony others I began taking the treatment my self and In almost no time I was on the mend. I gained both weight and strength so rapidly I could hardly believe It. Naturally I was elated, and my friends with me, for they noticed and remarked about my improved appearance and cheer fulness, which was so much in con trast with my previous despond- ency. lost my husband, but I an now able to attend to the store all day long without noticing tho work, Since taking Tanlac I have*no trou ble with constipation* Indigestion or nervousness^ in fact, I weigh e and feel beter than ever be fore. ; Tanlac was a great bless^ Ing to mo and I can recommend it to others." Tanlnc is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold—.Ad vertisement. CEsI mmmU SHELTON—The funeral eervices for Dorkua Lee Sheiton, the nine year old aon of Mr. and Mrs. Root Shelton, .who was drowned in Oco nee river last Thursday when the boat in which lie and bis two , __ brothers were in went over the erc |, el were very pretty. dam was held today from the Oco-1 t hn whole entertainment wai well nee St. Methodist church at 2:30. l)relMl re<j, and beautifully executed Ins to you how much I enjoyed the entertainment offered by your school last Monday nlfht at Mor ton's Theatre. The play brought otu the real and true spirit of college Ute. The singing as a whole waa very good, and especially the solos offered by the young man who played the part of "David.” The drllle and ex- In fad GEORGIA TO SEND State Stands Third Among Those of Fourth Corps Area; August Month of Camp. , L Applications for the C. M. T. C.'s that are to be conducted by the government from August let to 30th are still coming in it Is re ported by officers in charge of the work. , Georgia stands high it) the states, that will send men to these camps. On May 8th a total of 255 had signed up from the state, placing Georgia In third place among tho states of tho 4th corps ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market was higher at the close Wednesday, The market closed at 2714 cents. NBW YORK COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. May ts.es 28.85 28.00 28.20 28.45 July 27.10 27.47 28.55 26.72 26.04 Oct. 24.18 24.47 22.85 22.90 24. Doc. 23.65 23.08 22.43 23.60 23.55 11 a. m. Bids: May 28.64: duly 27.16: Oct. 24.20;* Dec. 25.75. NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. Msy 27.75 28.30 27.51 27.53 27.57 July 27.00 27.60 26.55 26.75 26.03 Oct. ... ...23.50 23.90 23.34 23.43 23.46 Dec. 23.16 23.58 23.95'33.02 23.03 6 Bids: May 27.11; July 87.23 Oct. 23.65: Dec. 33.30. LIBERTY BONDS McClellan, Ala., year men. r . . tamp ii Heated at Cam] fbr first year men. jo ( Here's the standing on May 8th; Louisians, 298. ,., . Florida, 259. 1 . 1 . Georgia. 255. Mississippi, 234. , Tennessee, 232. South Carolina. 199- ,'. North Carfilina, 92. Alabama, 146. t, Application blanks may tie se cured In Athens from Major A.' L. McCoy in the P-O.,building. Market Gossip. Received Over F. J. Linncll & Company’s Private Wire part of the week being more faVotablo In these states.—*H. B.* *** j MARKETS Open PC- First 3K’« 101.09 First 4U*a 98.09 04.4*1 Second 4*4 n . .. C$.61 • % .8 Third 4K’a *1.19 Fourth 4!4’a 93.10 18.03 Victory 99.25 0124 CHICAGO GRAIN WHEAT— Open. t». a Sept. ' 116% May ....111% 119% July ....11534 US* CORN— Sept. ... .. ,... ;.... 7334 -79 May §• $0% July 8034 10% OATS— Sept 4084 4084 May 4334 4234 July 4334 4234 NBW YORK 8TOCK8 Open 1 P.M. P.C. Coe. Cola 75 7534 7534 Cuban Cane Sugar 13H Austin Nlchota .. 1084 2314 20% V. 8. Steel 96% 96% 9614 Southern' Ity 31% 31 10«i h»u. Jty. tfd ...i. •IS «43|! — »* 7614 Kennlcott Copper 3534 3684 .61% 13 .3484 9434 - „ - 7*2 13334 13134 is U34-. .... 1534 . Sugar fS34 .... 4J3(i Playground Ball NEW OltLRANS. La.—Liverpool was due 3« to 67 up by New Orleans, 17 to 52 higher by New York. Most on nears. Kouthern spots Tuesday were 75 16.150 up Dallas 181 higher! rfud- dllng there 17.1*. sales Dalis, 851 aU Kennlcot . CoD . .old 4.373 vs. 2,153 Monday. Weekly A,c. weather and crop government report y y central * «* :>9-i .Wednesday! likely be buHlsh kmc/Tel. Tel as LiyTijIc. e.poelally for Oklahoma. Valley; and Atlanllca owlpg to muct rain. Texas, however, likely make a food showing. ghorts covsred oiensWeJy'Tuesday, run market up on ithemaflres In ef- 7 fort 1h get out duo to fehr of snore At Y I mflRI* Waif bud weather inland and possible pri- „ 1 * VllUCrfftty vale monthly crop condition reports "he playgrortd baseball leaguge as a result the technical position Is now jjf full swing probably not ao healthy nevertheless 1 with six team entered. Intense rivalry is always dis played in these games and the buaineaa men of Athena w(o arc partiepatanta show an unusual in During the summer months when sports an at a aland still In Athens, the game* at tho "Y" are witnessed by several hundred peo ple every day. Beaidea being recreative for the play, players the games offc, .uuvn amusement for the eport loving public. , OFFICERS ELECTED Officers elected by the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellowe in Mecon this week.se follows: Grahd Patriarch C. 'C. Parson, Watkinsville, G*. ' 7 Grand High Priest, Tom Salmon' Amunchee. Ga. Grand Scribe, T. a Robert, Martin, Atlanta, Ga. Grand Junior Warden, J. J. Kim baiL Macon, Ga- Grand Scribe, T. H. RoRbert, Gainesville, Ga. ■ • Grand Treasurer, I. O. Tsasley, Alpharette. Ga. v Grand ReprenUtive, C. A. Fret- A. E. probably not oo healthy nevertheless If unfavorable weather rontinues In the Interior market may work higher. Attitude of Liverpool federal re serve statement, climatic* condition and foreign political news as well as developments In spots likely domin ate market Wednesday although ths government’s weekly weather report will have tiahe n-p ned with. Other numerous monthly private cop condition report* due In advance of the June 1st bureau report, aom, of whlrii will probably give the pres ent Indlrated report. Sentiment rath er more buUlsh than otherwise.—H. B. WEEKLY WEATHER Temperatures were generally below normal during flrit Salt of week but moetly seasonable during latter half; heavy to recessive rains occurred In nearly all sections of belt ehcept most o fTexas. Weather decidedly unfaY- orabla for cotton because Ipf cool nights and liebvy rain* except fairly favorable over most of Texas and' Carolina*. Fields are clean In Texas and condition and stands mostly fair ly good hut weevils are appearing In lower RIo Grande valley. Poor prog* roes la Oklahoma where weather too cool and wet end cultivation badly needed In Arkansas where growth was poor with plants dying In some localities end much re Heating being done. Growth was poor‘in Louisiana and Mississippi, especially In low lands and fields are becoming grassy Rev. Willie Saye officiating with Bernstein Bros,, funeral directors In charge—the interment was iri Oconee cemetery. WOOD—Died suddenly at tho home of her son Mr. Earnest Wood of Oconee county this morning at ten thirty, Mrs. Marion P. .Wood, in her 83rd year. Mrs Wotht left Athens late yesterday afternoon, to visit her son. She is survived by the following children. Mrs- I. B. Sargent, of Anniston, Ala., Mrs. M. E. Wood, Tampa, Fla., Mrs.. A. L. Borders, near Commerce,, Ga., Mrs- Crawford LyR V>f Athens and Messrs John, Earnest and Pies Wood also by one sister Miss Ollie Dyko of Athens, The fun eral and interment will be Friday morning near Maysville, .Ga., the remains were brought to Bom- stein Bros, chapel pending fun eral arrangements. Athens High and Industrial Will Give Play Here (Contlnuod From Pago one) by all of the participants. You should feel very proud of the splendid showing of these young people. “Wishing you continued success in your school work, I am, "Yours truly, * Man Loses H opt "For tan year. I , ur(6 ly from stomach t ro „ b |, ** doctors raid I had cancer of ^ stomach and nothing would do £ an operation. I took my last . "* of Mayr's Wonderful years ago Since then I „«/ H eat what I want and feel f| n ,*1 It a simple, harmles, prepamu* that removes ths Intestinal tS and allays ths Inflammation wkU causes ifractlcally all stomach i72 and Intestinal ailment,. mSeS appendicitis*. One dose will Z? vlnce or money refunded— r 0 r by all druggists.—Adverttacmelot- READ BANNER-HERAL0* WANT AD* attended this porformariqe and .1 take pleasure In saying that the evening was very pu»ch enjeyed by bvery one present. « ! “The pupils had btf it, thoroughly drilled and some of them showed considerable ability in rendeHng their parta." V ' * * O. O. BOND. Samuel F. Harris, Principal* Athens High and Industrial School I cannot refrain from express- nun i I Don’t Kick y. On the sevtfi cent fare*. Buy a “pass and get your ride like other folks are doing at less than four cents. .' k I V, ’v If you have oijly a, few blocks to go you save time by catching the car. - It don’t cost you any thing if you have a pass.'' ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC C COMPANY Every Sale at a Less Price. Pick ’Em Out BRING SOME ONE TO HELP YOU JUDGE Men’s, Ladies’, Boys’ Gfrls’, Misses’, Babies’ Shoes $U0 $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Big File Choice /li.irif'H > ' umL ,. V.'V ^ Every Kind Men's English Stylest Oxfords, Blucborg, Rais and Shoos $1.95, $2.50. $Z95, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5M . . ;-<a »ro» H >8T<f 7’ <■' Men’s New, Golf'OxfoMi.v..$S40 JUas4a‘, children’s Straps, Oxfords and Ladle*' Silk Ho*«, Any color. Choice ... ... ... ... „. .....$7.00 Ladjoh' Tennis Oxfords, Choice 18c Ladles Pelt Slippers, Choice........76c Soya’ Basketball Shoes, 2 to $1.25 Shoes, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.28, $1.35, $1.59, .» [vq^r*evn^cook"!?^-... $1J» $1.7$, $2.00, $2.50 Shoo 8trln$g and Oxford Laces, Pair, ,5c NO HIGH PRICES AT%IS STORE. BE SURE TO FIND THE RIGHT STORE. PAUL HARDAWAY SHOE CO. 233 Broad Street Athens, Ga. well, Fltxgerald, Ga/' Grand Representative Heard, Rome, Ga. Costs n lot of money to keep the girls In ntlk stockings and allied accoutrement. Lost year, says a government report, our country uecuming grassy lm ^7 Ud . *?’*'** m,, ““ , In Tennessee. Growth was fairly good STw h M 2LT* W *" k ’ S* ,00 r “J * j In Alabama but fields need work se-1JJll**,JSf- mUC * > " * n **1*1 I^ uily In south. Weather desldedly .nv" are appe.rinx generally^ .putten.made|l»U, Which shows- m -bow -fh» Price -hoax can fool ns od 'fonSn and progrea aand condition were fair-1 trade*, coming In or going out AI*o ly good to South Caroling the utter how price# bare gone up. Just a Real Good Car Star Car Worth the Money Stars and Durants f| are here ,. Eight Model* to Select From COME BY AND RIDE IN A HIGH CLASS LOW PRICED CAR. ' City Garage & Motor Company Phone 271 •* . , - Jam r i ;.o — - »! .. I.. ' L — . UL-9 '