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Morris’ Cheese,
pound . -
29c
Snap Beans,
quart
44c
10 pounds Calumet Baking 4 TC
• Powder
(Boarding Houses, Restaurants.)
No. 2 1-2 Del Monte Bartlett
Pears
38c
Welch’s Apple
Butter
19c
Post
Toasties
Sic
12 ounce Conavo Peanut
Butter
25c
NOO-NAME Coffee,
pound .... ..
38c
Oscars \ «
Sauce
28c
Pin Money Sweet
Gherkins
35c
Van Dyke’s Stuffed Olives,
12 1-2 ounce
55c
Beechnut Catsup,
large.. ..'...
25c
Mission Pickles,
6 ounce .. .. .. ..’
15c
Clean Stores, Fine Selection, Lowest Prices.
PIGGLY-WIGGLY
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J.
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
NEW ORLEANS, La.—Liverpool
/as due .1 to 8 lower by New orleutiv,
to 9 down by New York, mostly on
nears.
! Southern spots Thursday unchang-
| ed to 30 down except 25 higher at
J Montgomery, Dallas 20 lower, mld-
I 'filing there 27.50. Hales at Dallas CO
bales, all told 3,008.
Government crop condition report
Friday 10 n. m.. New Orleans time.
I Returns will run against G9.G last
i year; 66 year before last; G2.4 In
1920, and 10 year average of 73.6.
About 70 generally expected; If 71 or
higher, market likely decline tern-
j porarliy, probably advance if 69
weather to set in if crop
satisfactory progress in the near fu
ture.
low
Beginning the
Day Right—
start
His breakfast will
him right—witn a cud of
NOO-NAME he’ll stay
‘right” and the cares of
business won’t perplex
him.
Noo-Name
Coffee
Hplnners takings for week yvill
>mpare with 211,006 last year and
.1,000 year before last, wero 148,000
st wpek.
While uquaJ in Hue tiros, such ns
i weather, ete.J havo to be reckoned
with, Friday'* market- probably be
1 dominated by nature oW the bureau
re|>ort.
Sentiment remains moderately
hnfklsh but after government
tlon rei»ort is dgiested. climatic de
velopmcnta will exert their influence
again.
Since returns to the government
May 25th. the weather has 1
generally unfavorable over most
the belt, and whatever the bureau
condition may be. It is likely l<
Friday than It was on May 25th.
It is essential, therefore, for good
MARKETS
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market tool* a big
drop from the previous close when
the market closed Friday at 27 cents,
below the previous cioae which was
28 1-4 cents.
NEW YORK COTTON
. Open High Low Close P.C.
July .. .. 27.00 27.04 25.93 25.98 27.12
Oct. .. 24.55 24.97 23.25 23.26 24.63
Dee. „ .. 24.05 24.05 23.85 22.85 24.14
23.71 23.72 22.60 22.65 23.80j
11 A. II. Bids: July 27.30; January
ca>1
DOUBLE TRAGEDY RES
WHEN WIFE BURNS DINNER
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.— Anger
because his wife had burned the
dinner was the only motive police
assigned for a double ragedy here.
Ole Sandehcek, thirty-five, a
[miiiiiiiiiiimiiimiuii
PARAMOUNT
• SALAD •
DRESSING
23.8*1; ^rtfcbcr 24.68; December 24.18.
is a pleasant draught and
keeps the brain clear—
makes the meal a treat.
SCOTT T. & COFFEE
COMPANY
Roasters
Your body says, “Give Me
More Bread.” The body
instinctively calls for
Bread. Fill that Natural
Need. Eat Plenty of
Bread. Bread is the True
Foundation of the Meal.
When You Say Bread-
let it be Quality Bread, 3
loaves for 25c.
ARNOLD-ABNEY
&CO.
We never tire of endeavoring to improve
our service and we always provide the best
BEEF, PORK and'Other MEATS and
MARKET- PRODUCTS that are obtaina-,
Me for our customers.
Our Meats Are Inspected By U. S. and
City Inspectors and Are the Best.
PHONES 1616-1617
IEDMONT
MARKET
^ 240 North Lumpkin Street
The Wier Grocery Co.
Phone 166
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND
MONDAY ONLY
48 pounds Rising Sun Self
I Rising Flour
$2.10
24 pounds Rising Sun Self
Rising Flour
$1.09
12 pounds Rising Sun Self
Rising Flour.
57c
25 pounds Sugar!
!Cloth bagi • i-l't 1 .. 1
$2.50
10 pounds Sugar,
I Cloth bags ....
$1.05
5 pounds Sugar,
Cloth bags ....
55c
Nice Ripe Tomatoes, Iceberg Lettuce, Grape
Fruit, Fresh Snap Beans, Country Cabbage.
Phone Us Your Orders. We Deliver and Save
You Carrying Your Package.
The Wier Groc
Phone 166
Georgia
String Beans
25c gallon
Fresh Cucumbers
Yellow Crook-Neck t
Squash
Extra Nice Green
Cabbage
Fresh Beets
Carrots
New and Old Iri^h
Potatoes
Nice Ripe Tomatoes
Nice White Onions
Iceberg Lettuce
Home Grown June
Peaches
Fresh Pineapple ■>-'
Grape Fruit
Oranges, Lemons
Extra Nice Ripe
Bananas <
Combination
Store
Produce Department
Is ono of the moot Important
foodn. You eat It often enough
to niako euro you get the
tretboiL ■.
IMPROVED SERVICE AND
THE BEST MEATS. OUR
CHOICE MEATS ARE JUST A
LITTLE BETTER.
We fare Just enlarged onr facll.
Itlc«, and Improved oar service.
Deal with ub and receive
prompt, courtooua service.
FRESH FISH AND CHICKENS
Phone 1446
.WESTERN
MARKET
247 E. Broad St.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Close P.C.
Jan. .. 23.36 23.36 22.14 22:14 23.43
July .. .. 27.35 27.37 26.09 26.21
Oct .. .. 23.92 22.95 22.70 22.90
Dec 23.51 23.54 22.35 22.35
11 A. M. Bids: July 27.49;, October
24.11; December ?3.68.
On fresh
salads, as
sandwich fill
ing* and for many
other appetizing
uses. Paramount
Salad Dressing and
J Onaise Salad
S
jtMwq 1 ■(' f.4*-
-laWL-WUi I i, f: . 1? id F.i: A
f 1" ’ PM P AV - JU ^
-Jndcbcck
to death with a baseball bat and
then committed suicide by slashing
his own throat with a razor.
WOMAN ROUTS PROWLER;
DINNER PLATE WEAPON
VANCOUVER. Wash. — Mrs.
Kate Adams, proprietor of a room
ing house here, threw a dinner
plate at a prowler who was trying
to climb into a window -and hit
him on tlie head with such -force
that he beat'a’hasty retrieat arid
did not return- ; • . MM- 1 '! OH-
Mrs- Adams says she chose a
dinner plate becauqe she can throw
one more accurately than most
other objects. V
Fresh Lot of Beans,
Squash to Arrive &h
day at One O’clock!
Your Sunday Dinner J
Beans, 3 qts. f or 25c
Squash, 5c the pound
Cucumbers
Bell Peppers
Egg Plants
New Potatoes
Ripe Tomatoes
A,RNOLI)-ABiNKY s. (
READ BANNER.HERALO
WANT ADS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open
WHEAT—
Sept 113%
May
July 113%
CORN—
Sept 76%
May
July 78%
OATS-
Rept
May
July
NEW YORK STOCKS
Open 1 P.lf. P.C.
Coca Cola 79% 79 *•%
Cuban Cane Sugar 14% 14% 14%
Aueton Nichols .. 23% 24% ....
U. S. Steel 97% 96% 97%
Southern Ry. .... 34 33% 34
Sou. Ry. pfd 97
Kennicott Copper 37% \S6% 37%
Induatrlal Alcohol 56 .... 56
N. Y. Central .... 98% 98% 98%
Arne. Tel. Tel. 123 122% 123
Lowe's Inc 17 .... 17
U. 8. Sugar 74%
LIBERTY BONDS
Open P. C.
1-2* 100.23
First 4 l-4a 98.19
Second 4 l-4s 98.25 98.15
Third 4 l-4s 98.18 98.26
Fourth 4 l-4a 98.15 98.17
COMPLETE LINE FRESH FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
FOR FRIDAY
Eat More Wheat, Eat It jn Bread and Cake
BENSON’S BREAD
. GOLDEN CREAM BREAD
Buy Your Bread By Name
Bread Is the Best and Cheapest Food
BENSON’S BAKERY
PICNIC TIME
—and you’ll want the best “eatings.” Take
along Sandwiches made RIGHT—which
means MAKE THEM WITH OUR BREAD.
SKELTON’S
BREAD
and CAKES
Order them from your Grocer
or Buy Them at the Coffee Shoppe
on Clayton Street.
GoodCofTee and Sandwiches There, Too.
T
ATHENS CURB MARKET
BULLETIN
Jun* 2. 1923.
Bean, string, 35 cent* gallon.
Boots. 5 and 10 cents a unch.
Strawberrle*. 15 cent* a quart.
Dewberrie*, 15 cent* a quart.
Butter, 30 and 40 cents a pound.
Cabbage. 6 ami 10 cent* a head.
Coke, home made, price according
to *lie and variety.
Carrot*. 5 and 10 cent* A hunch.
Chicken*, frier*. 36 £enta a pound.
Hen*, 30 cent* a pound.
Rooster*, 13 cent* a pound.
Egg*. 25 cent*'a dosen.
Kgga, selected, GO cent* a dosen.
Ham, home cured, 25 cent* a pound.
Kale, 10 cent* a peck.
Lard, home made 20 rents a pound.
Lettuce, 5 and 'I# cents a head.
Meal, corn, 3 1-2 t oenta a pound.
Onion*, 5 and 10 cents a bunch.
Farafey, 5 centa a bunch.
Peaches* 35 centa a basket.
Pea*/ English, 20 centa a gallon.
Teas, field. 4 cent* a pound.
Potatoes, Irish, 5 cent* a pound.
Potatoes, Sweet,- 25 centa a peck.
Sorghum Syrup, 60 centa a gallon.
Spinach, 10 cent* a pound.
Turnips, 6 and 10 cents a bunch.
Turnip Qreens, 15 ceitt* a peck.
Squab*. 30 cent* A piece.
Pure Bred Eggs, $1.00 a setting,
order* taken.
Cherries, 35 cent* a quart.
8T0P BACKACHE, KIDNEY
TROUBLE
Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dul
headache, tired feeling, too frequent
urlnatloh, discolored or strong
odor ars symptoms of kidney am'
bladder trouble. M I was alwsyi
having a backache which caused
me great suffering," writes Mrs.
Feber, Medford, Mass. "Could not
slssp and at times I could
Stand straight. Tried Foley Kid
ney Pills and "found relief." Stop
backache, kidney and bladder trou
bles with Foley Kidney Pills.—Ad
vertlsement.
•100—A PRACTICAL BBT OP
INFANT’S CLOTHES
This pattern t* cut In one else.
comprise* a dreas, a petticoat, a Bar-
rie-coat or pinning . blanket and a
“ " ‘— “owns,,
•Upper. Muslin, lawn, cambric,, batiste.
Nipper, s , . .. ,
nainsook and silk are suitable for the
dress. The petticoat may be of cam-
brio or lawn. The Carrie of flannel
or flanneliett* with band of cambric
or muslin. The slipper of kid, satin,
suede, felt or eiderdown. It will re*
quire t% yards of 36-inch material for
„ embroidery for the raffle. The
slipper* will require % yard of ll-inch
iterial and the Barrle-coat % yard
__ 37-nUh material for band, and one
yard 40 laches wide for the skirt.
No. 3 Carmello Peaches, 35c; 3 for qq
No. 2 Lima Beans, 20c can $2.00 down
No. 2 Can Peas, 20c $2.00 dozen
Hershey’s Cocoa, 1-2 pound can 2ft*
Bulk Cocoa / 2 8clb
12 pound Can Breakfast Bacon $2.25
Sunbeam Orange Pekoe Tea 85c Ib.
WHITE ROSE Fancy Canned Goods.
We Charge and Deliver.
.5 Per Cent Discount for Cash.
KING-HODGSON COMPANY
Quality Uniform tow Price Service
c Better G Buscuits
Dinner 50c
English Pea Soup
Roast Lamb and Green peas
Green jCfebbago
Spring Onions
Cream Mashed Potatoes
Muffins and Biscuits
Chocolate Pudding
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents
Supper 50c
Sirloin Broiled
Hominy Grits
Fresh Oreen Peas
Vegetable Salad
Bread Pudding, Cream Sauce
Hot Biscuits
Coffee, Ten or Milk.
50 Cents
Eat
More
Wheat
are made with
.because It Is the very highest quality ol
winter wheat flour and the purest le»v.
suing scientifically mixed. Qrocers sell It.
Webb-Crawford Co.
Wholesaler*. Athens.
BUSH OllLLINO CO.
Seymour. Indiana
Kuppenheimer
, SUMMER SUITS
everythingthere but the weight
There’s a happy surprise in store for die man
who wears a Kuppenheimer summer suit this season.
Of course, you expect comfort and coolness. But now you get
the same elaborate construction which goes into Kuppenheimer
regular wool suits. But they are light weight.
The style stands up in all weathers. Finest quality linings. Sur- t
passingldloring. Seeour comprehensive, range , of, two piece
suits. Delightfully cool fabrics, summery colorB.
Every Kind of Summer Goods Displayed In’Our Racks.
; Gabardines, Palm Beaches, Mohairs, Tropical Worsteds,
Cool Cloths, and Seersuckers.
See Our Line of Florsheim Oxfords. They are the talk of the town.
John B. Stetson Felt Hats. Mallory Straw Hats.
For Summer Comfort, Try the Van Heusen Collar.
“THE" DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Corner Broad and Jackson Streets
