The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, June 08, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text- PAGE EIGHT THE B. ;»l. OWE 01'L¥i'frirff ? F¥lK - Great! * Royal Pharmacy C R^-Opens Tomorrow SATURDAY ,Juue 9th REMODELED IMPROVED AND UP-TO-DATE til NEW TWENTIETH CENTURY S0DAF0UNT BRINKS that will cool you, and refresh you; make yop tingle all over, and feel 100 per cent, better after you’ve quaffed them. Pure, and dnigless, tyt they put the power of pep into ybui* veins on the hottest days. Ice Cream and Special Sundaes Our fountain dainties are prepared to your liking. You’ll like the way they are dis pensed—everything sanitary and the purest of ingredients'are used. Our crushed fruit sundaes are especially fine. BETTER EJUIPMENT BETTER EQUIPMENT BETTER SATISFACTION Come to the New Royal For Drugs, Sundries and Drinks ONE OF PALMER’S FOUR STORES Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linncll & Company’s Private Wire ALD. ATHENS. GEORGIA oltLtiANS, ue 2 to 7 up b] higher hy New eloping at 107 'ove/ July >7ew York proved to be the cheapest point for a hiupjM T needing, to buy. at. Overton rayu favorable Vcather *>ver belt and over Liverpool should bring on some reaction today. Ulevcnbcrg saye: l*ook for firm markets on the congesMon and favorahlo weather and crop accounts 1 1 from central and eastern belts. ATHE York. MARKETS Southern spots Thursday 27 to 75} i up; Dallas 70 higher; middling there t I 2,830 hales, at Dnlln.s 42 bales; ail l I • t..W 5.6IS agalnM 2.0)6. j ATHENS COTTON aiw strength lit .puts tlup to a hot- ( . rt „, | ocal co „ on market atayeil a ter demand, decreasing sbwk and un-. |1|e Hame j CV el Friday an the prev wtfisfacrory crop nvoonrit* except* . _ « .... . .. — from Texas, Ih under tiic murktjt , ioiia«elp#e of 28 1-2 .cent*. Tbe try- Iguiding July longs a inti to keep July from running away j In tills market before notices day, he- } j a iiyyhlle It would likely i Is established ider day. July continues to rule si July notice day will he The trade* Ik awaiting wl terest the attitude of Fr gurdw Germany’s latest evertholoHS, Firft eh Iri- eparutioi NEW YORK COTTON Open High J*ow Close P.O. .. 22.10 23.15 J2.88 23.03 23.10 July .. .. 27.65 27.90 27.50 27.62 27.78 Oct 21.36 21.10 23.03 24.15 24.60 Dec 23.88 21.38 23.35 23.50 21.10 1! A. M. Rids: January 23.25; July 27.68; October 24.20; December 23.67! IS OURB MARKET -BULLETIN Deans, String, 35. cents gallon, Ih cts, 5 and 10 cents a bunch. Dewberries, 15 cents a quart. Strawberries, 20 cents a quart. Cherries, 25 cents a quart. Cabbage, 5 and 10 cents a head. Chickens, friers, 40 cents pound. / Hens, 20 cents a pound. Rooxtere, 12 cents’a isiund. Carrots, 10 cents a bunch. Guineas, 60 cents each. 1 lam, home cured, 25 cents a pound. I*nrd, home made, 20 cents pound. Lettuce, 5 and 10 cents head. Onions, 5 and 10 cents a. bunch. Pens, Kngtlsh. 20 cents a gallon. Potatoes, Irish, 5 cents a pound. Potatoes, 1 Sweet/25 dcntVa peck. Squagh. 6 cents pound. Turnips. 10c a bunch. T uni Ip Greens. 15 j^ents a peck. pwMr Chard, fo p<*Rii |»unr*h. Spinach, 10 cents » pound. offci white Mean s|iot advices favor long sit more bullish than but cautious, re liquidation coming NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. [ Jun 23.18 23.18 22.64 22.80 2.; >ns and j July .. .. 27.83 28.00 27.50 27.68 27 Sent!- j Oct 23.75 23.80 23.30 23.50 23.98 therwlso Dec 23.35 23.35 22.85 23.70 23.36 : 11 A. M. flids: January 22.97; July m mar- 27.80; October 23.62; December 23.17. REPUBLICAN SECRETARY NOW U. S. COMMISSIONER NEW YORK.—John Ncvlllo Boyle, fonjicr Secretary of the York County Republican Com m Criminal’- Affaffs,wound the preaBore of buslne** too great for one man to handle. With proao. cations of offenders under tho Volstead Act, the bnsiness of the Commissioner has enormously In creased In recent months. Anniversary Day At Palm Garden Is Big Success Big Crowd Attends Anni versary Day Celebration At Pal hi Garden Here J-Thursday. Tfae first anniversary ^dilation of Uio Georgia »Pa!nr -Garden, Thursday, was .a most _succexMful event am’, indicated the' apprecia tion of tho public of tho entorpriso of the management of this cqpccrn ill rendering a satlsfaetry Service to fe«* customers. Music hold* away during the day and In tho evenli , . „ ,. m, mlttoo, was appointed a United ; a most delightful dance was given States Commissioner Thursday by In rendering a satisfactory service tho judges of the District Court Journal of Commerce: July cotton • Ik in n rather acute Hltuation. There j Is believed to be a good sized short interest in July partly if not - largely j 3 l-2s .. .. . for trade account. A feature of the f First 4 l-4a .. day’s trading was the sale of 4.060 Second, 4 l-4s halos of June at 100 points over July l Third 4 l-4s -~ L ——- - ■ - ■■ | Fourth 4 l-4s Victory .. .. LIBERTY BONDS CHICAGO- GRAIN Open WHEAT— Do yog realize that the development and growth of your children depend chiefly on the food they;Tt i<»% eat. Bread is your best ‘ ,i ; c ,*•* and cheapest food. EAT ) corn- more of it. Quality Bread, J 1 ” 1 ; 1 •• One I.oaf 9c* Two Loaves .juiV 17c, Three Loaves 25c. ? i °* TS - Made By •. .V -22 ARNOL11-ABNEY &CO. July You Get The Best Native and Western Beef and j Pork her*. f . For the week-end meals we have the. very choicest meat, . Thero ia no better meat in tho country. Try roihe of if fdf- your o\vn judgment Fresh fish and chickens. Phone 1446 WESTERN MARKET Broad Street At the Picnic— MOTHER BOOSE BREAD will be the favorite with the crowd, just as it is AT HOME. ' You should keep a supply of SKELTON’S BREAD AND * CAKES ON HAND. When company does come—you are fixed. Buy Them From Your Grocer or Get Them At THE COFFEE SHOPPE on Clayton Street SKELTON’S BAKERY 1& W. Washington ~ Street Thornton’s SATURDAY Dinner 50c Vegetable Soup 1 Roast Lamb, Green Peaa String Scans. Spring Onion* Candled -Yam* Cold Slaw Applo Roll* • Muffin, and Blacultt Coffee, Tea or Milk .50 Cents Supper 50c Sirloin Steak Country Style Hominy Grit* IntntAAo ' American Krled Potatoes Navy Henna Bread Budding. Sauce Hot IilecuKi Coffee, Tea or Mltk 50 Cents Hot Weather, That’s Time to Eat Bread. Think Just a little about your- «cjf! What Is best for you this hot weather. Bakers Bread, make It Benson's, Made with fresh sweet milk, very neutrl- cious. Benson’s Bakery Ilo will have cligrge of criminal matters. Tho appointment is tho result of the request of Samuel H. Hlch- Many congratulations were* ex- tended to Dr. Swilling over thi succes or t:ie Georgia Palm Garden and on the attractive place ho has cock, who as solo Commissioner given tho public. Open If. C. 100.28 98.18 98.12 98.26 98.18 99.26 How Many CENTS in a Dollar? Do You Care? Trade the Sensible Way At Piggly-Wiggly NEW YORK STOCKS ' Open 1 P.M. >Coca Cola 83 82% Cuban Cane Sugar 14% 14 U. H. Steel 97 ' 96% Southern Hy. 34% 34% Sou. Hy. pfd 66% .... 67 Ame. Tel. Tel. .. 124% 124% 124Vi U. S. Sugar 73% 72% 73% Loew’a Inc 16% 16% 16% Fancy Large Lemons, Dozen .; . ..* (The kind you are"paying 35c for) 19c 34% 25 pounds Sugar, (Cloth bags) . . . T\ Mallard’* Strawberry Jam 30c'jifr. 3 foF$1.00. Carmello Peaches.,'... 36c 3 for $1.00 Sunbeam Dill Peaches per can 33c 12 cans Breakfast. Bocqh for $2.25 KING-HODGSON CO. Fancy ,Orang^ Pekoe Tea,poiin«r . . , . . . *** “ i |Bhlk;Teh"^5infe‘ fMffl SStllfl WF IK'KIMJ 1 Fresh Beans .. 7 l*2c quart English Peas .:.... 25c gaj. Fresh Okra, Cucumbers, To matoes, Yellow Sqt)ash, Ice berg Lettuce, Btfnch Turnips Celery. , u KING-HODGSON CO. u , No. 10 BluC Label .... 59c Small Size Blue Label . 11c No. 5 Blue Label .... 31c Florida Oranges, Grapefruit Pineaples, Apples. KING-HODGSON CO. We charge and deliver. We allow 5 per cent discount for CASH and delivery. “Quality, Service, Uni form Low Prices”—Our Motto. KING-HODGSON CO. Where Satisfaction Is A Certainty FLOUR SALE WHITE LILY FLOUR Superlative Patent In thousands of hopies White Lily 1 FloWi loice. It Bai ho'sup&IdP ifor pastries' and choice. It Bai ho'supdridP for pastries*and cakes —milled beautifully white from the heart of Wheat grdipa especially for this purpose—though experienced cooks can—and' do make*.the most delightful and delicious biscuits from it. Rogers’ La Rosa Fancy Patent Rogers No. 37 Extra Fancy Self- < Rising Two of our standard flours for general use. Excellent enough for use in any home. One fancy patent—the other with self-riBing ingredients in 12 lbs. 56c 24 lbs. $1.08 Pillsbury’s Best, 12 lbs. 24 lbs.. ...... . 59c $1.14 Sur-Nuf, 24 lbs. . $1.03 ROGERS’ Quality BREAD 13 oz. loaf 5c * Fresh; 1 Creamery BUTTER 43c Lb. \Vherc Satisfaction Is A Certainty Wear Light Summery “Aerpore” for Cool Comfort YouH find a world of comfort in thi- fine all-worsted suiting of splendid wearing quality—light in weight por ous in texture and beautiful in finish the warm weather. Air pours through its body-cooiing thinness, producing the cool, comferi able feeling so much desired durin- “Ae*p6re” Suits are we m evi lar dressers and are are we m everywhere by particu- highly favored for business wear. Dignified in appearance hnd will retain their smart lines, always looking dressy and neat Correct styles for men and young men in new colorings and patterns. Every garment bear* the FHe*dcy labeL For Sale by leading Clothier* end Custom Tailor*. FRESH MEATS THAT ARE FINE We afe serving f the people of Athens with the best treats that we have.ever been able to of fer—U. S,- inspected Western meats—City in spected Native meats— PHONE US YOUR ORDER. WE DE- LIVER THE GOODS. PHONES 1616 —1617. POMONT MARKET .240 North Lumpkin Street The Wier Grocery Go. Phone 166 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Kingan’s Bacon, 1 pound carton .. . 38c Kingan’s Bacon, Sliced, per pound .. ' 32c 24 pounds Fairy Self Rising Cl 17 Flour .. ../.... T I,M (Absolutely guaranteed or money refunded) 24 pounds Merry Widow Self Cl 17 Rising Flour *. 1 * 1 ■ 1 1 (Absolutely guaranteed or money refunded) Picnic Hams, per pound . 20c Campbell’s Pork and . ’j” Beans .■. .; .. ...... .. i. .. 10c 3 pounds Votan 1 pound Votan Coffee .. .. , $1.10 38c Large Can Lye Hominy .• 10c Extra Fancy Lemons, per dozen, not les dozen lots .. 22 c Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Fresh Pineapple, Fresh Georgia Beans. Phone Us Yo^r Orders. The Wier Grocery Co.