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Strictly Tailored Dresses Delight of Housewives Tht4 reported tiucc, Irian - liftn n/id priva Market Gossip Received Over F. J. LinncII & Company’s Private Wire spots Monday were 50 ti 85 higher, middling there Sales at I'atlas none, nil lies aguisnt 676 Saturday. ftrt BAWItct-bkkalb, Athens cbdebik ORDINANCE JL Connell Chamber, Athens, Ga.; June 6th, 1023. The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor nml Council wan belli this ilay. Present Mayor Oco. C. ORDINANCE council chamber, Athens, Ga„ June 6th, 1923. The regular monthly meeting of Thomas’and Aldermen H. T. Culp, | the iMayor and council waB held R. T. Pottery. K. A. Bill. H. B. this day. Present Mayor Geo. C. of the Aus- ulvfrea Intll- rmany likely are two new models of tho business” sort. •r« practically always made chambray printed cottons or [ fatten and arc the delight at very particular housewives. A you'll notice, one of these moi a new collar rnd tho other a necklace and an ornamental button*. *• taker 'oh repnnfth ntd ajt- optimist*? ‘fueling as regards tlie European situation, and latest press reports ftfc to effect that there will probably I*c no break in the laituxanne conference. Philo ‘weather conditions In on region remain generally unfavorable owing tri rain outside of Texas, and , Uvcrpqol continues to good sale of s|M»t tending to rapidly reduce tho already small .stuck there. Ij.itest rumor is that national gin* turns point to ulmut 603.000 hales of lint having been consumed In the United Statso last month against 577.000 In April and only 495,000 In May of last year. Several semi-monthly c tlon reports due thlw week, haps today, l’robably he considered bullish as result of continuance of unfavorable weather Inland except In Texas and It may be that too much rain, was had there. In localities of the northern halt at the state. The small supply of old crop cotton und the unfavorable outlook for the new crop makes the * slturttkiv appear mg at present. - , - y Hey wood, Geo. C Armstrong:, II. Rucker, C. P. crynics. W. C. Thornton and Wallace Bell. Tho following Sidewalk Ordin ance was read the second time, and unanlmouly passed by a Yea hnd Nay vote. “An ordinance to provide for the paving of tho sidewalks on both the cast and west sides of Park Thomas and Aldermen II. T, Culp R. T. Dottory, J. A. Hill. H. B. Hey wood, Geo, C. Armstrong, J If. Rucker. C. F. Crymns, W. C. Thornton and Wallaco Bell. Tho following Sidewalk Orrtln ance was road tho second time und unanimously passed by A Yea and. Nay: Vote: . An ordinance to provide for the nvenue. (except that portion or I pnving of the sidewalks on both portions already palled on the east j the cast and west sides of State, y This Season’s Bride Wears Satin WeddiiHrflown MARKETS ATHEN8 COTTON The local cotton market closed off . bit from the market Monday. The market closed Tuesday at rents. The previous close routs. NEW YORK COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. .. .. 23.99 24.10 23.82 24.05 24.10 .. .. 28.50 28.63 28.14 28.44 2.H.65 .. 25.03 23.20 24.80 25.04 25.24 Dec 24.35 24.44 24.11 24.40 24.42 11 A. M. Bids: January 23.87; July 28.34; December *25.07; October 24.2!* NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open High Low Close P.C. Jan 23.75 23.79 23.68 23.74 23.76 July .. .. 28.58 28.6*4 28.20 28.50 28.65 Oct 24.53 24.59 24.20 24.46 24 Dec. .. .. 23^94 23.90 23.63 23.94 24.00 11 A. M. Bids: July 28.42. Whitt satin and whits lace are the materials of this season's .wedding gono. Some of them or* quaint adap tations'Of old modes—full skirts, baa. que bodices, bateau rfbckltnea that slip off ths shoulders In the 1110 style, "Others are In the latest modes with ’TrSitt'drspes in ths Egyptian fashion: sleeveless models covered with pear: bead embroidery; ’ sliver Isos over whits silk. Bridesmaids' frocks ars mads lit rainbow colors of organdie, taffeta and chiffon. Color Takes Somberness Out of Black Lace Gowns LIBERTY BONDS * t Open V. C. 3 l-|a 101.S 101.3 First 4 l-4s k 98.14 Second 4 l-4s Third 4 l*4s 98.25 Fourth 4 l-4» Victory 09.26 CHICAGO GRAIN Open WHEAT— Sept .. 109*, 109 V» Dec 111% 111% July 111% 111% * CORN— Hept 77% 77% Dec. .. 67% July I .. *1% 81% OATB— Hept i 38% 38% Dec 39% 39% July 11% 41% NEW YORK STOCKS Open 1 T.M. P.C. Coen Cola 82% 82% 82% lytmriicott Copper 36% .... Pan Amorlcan .. 77% .... Loew's Inc 17% .... American Sugar.. 73% .... 72% Ame. Tel. TeL .. 113% .... 124% U. H. Steel 96% 95% 96% Southern Ry 36% 37% 36% Austin Nichols .. *21 33% Home Grown Vegetables Yellow Squash 5c The lb. Lettuce 10c the head English Peas 3 qts. 25c 1 Small Tender Beans 25c the gallon Red Raspberries New Potatoes 30c the gallon ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. Every Penny Spent for Bakers Light Bread goes further than for any other food. Quality Bread 3 Loaves for 25c. ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. 1 thI * ortln *"“ J*"' 0 "' ,. ** l.nvlpg a copy of tho «amo at said shutting owner’s moat notolrou. side thereof), In the city of Athens, from Its southern Intersection wrlth Boulevard to Its northern Intersec tion with Prince nvenue. which Is without the fire limits of the city of Athens and an extension of sidewalk paving nlready laid within snhl fire limits: to provide for the assessment of the cost of tho same against tho abutting property and the owners thereof; nnd for other purposes' 1 Be It ordained by tho Mayor and roiincll of tho City of Athens, nnd It Is hereby, ordained by authority of the same, ns follows: Section 1. That the foltowlng.de. scribed sidewalks, which Is with out the fire limits of the City of Athens, nnd which are extensions of sidewalk paving already lnld within the said fire limits, shall he saved In the following manner: The sidewalks to be paved are the 'sidewalks on both enst and west sides of Park nvenue. fexcepl that portion or portions on the east side already paved). In tho City of Athens, from Its southern Inter section with Boulevard to Its northern Intersection with Prince nvehtio . The sold shlowalkB shall paved with wlint fs commonly known ns granolithic pavement. Is to he flvo (r.) feet In width, and Is to be constructed, ns follows: Said sidewalks shall ho graded to u uniform depth‘of four (4) Inches 4 below the surfneo, and tho founda- ,J tlon Is to ho properly nnd thorough. |e rammed. Upon this foundation shall ho placed three Inches o' conoreto compound: ono part of Portland cement, threo parts of sand, and five parts of brushed stone, nnd thereon shall ho placed wearing surfneo of conoreto one I noli in thickness, composed of couni parts of sand and Portland cement nnd tho entire portion thus paved shall bo laid oft In aouaren not exceeding flvo (6) foot In wl/lth nnd ent thus to tho founda tion. thereby forming separate and distinct slabs. Tho entire surface Is to ho well trowelled and loft In ah oven and smooth condition. Section 2. Bo It further ordafnod that the owner or owners of real estate abutting tho said portions of said sidewalks ahovo described shnlt pave tho same Immediately In front of ai)d ahuttlnatholr nsrtlitv nlnr pronertv os above described! within fifteen f1K> days from the oassage of this ordinance, tho work to ho done under (he supervision of tho Street Commissioner. If any owner or owners of land nhnttlng on said portion of said sidewalks shall fall to pavo tho sidewalks Immediately In front of nnd nhnttlng their said proporty within tho time and In tho manner set forth In thts ordinance, the Pity or Athens shall pavo the samo. and tho cost, of ssld paving Im mediately til front of and nbuttlns each particular lot shall bo paid ’by Ihe,owner thoreof: and t 1 — amount of tho cost of tho same hereby assessed against said par. tlcular real estate and tho owner Karh of said property owners la required to pay tor tho number of smmre feet-of pavement Immedi ately In front of and abutting their respective tots an amount nqunl to that which It costs tho said Mayor and Connell of tho City of Athens to lay tho samp, an provided In Sectlori 686 of tho Code of tho city <J Athens of 1918 Section 3. Bo It furthor ordained that whon tho said pavInK Is com pleted by tho Mayor and Council of the City of Athens, an ltomlxod hill Of tho said work ihall bo made out and presented to tho property owners, as preteripod In Section 686 of tho Code <5f tho City of Athens of 1918 nnd after tho expir ation of top (19) days from (ho tlmo such bill Is sorvod or publlBh. ed tho Clerk Of Council Is author ised nnd directed to Issue execution against tho owners anil tholr prop, erty who failed to do the said work or to pay (or tho same after It has boon done. Section 4. Bo II further ordatnod (hat a copy of this ordinance bo served by the City Marshall on all the abutting property owners with in ten (10) days from tho nassag* of tho samo as nottco to thorn of tho work required to bo done. Said service mav he perfected by the said City Marshall giving to each etmttfnv propertv owner a copy ot HERALD WANT ADS. . Teo Late to Classify WANTED—Boy about 14 years old to deliver pa pers on West Broad and Dearing Streets. Apply at Banner-Herald Office. _ towns are wern St theaters, restaurants and dances sad are usually draped over vuttai " fMMorstf i grom the aomberness ot an all-black . ynr younger girl* black taffeta Is In popularity and with the quently In combination with white candle. Ons» attractlvs dress of this CoIorrtMsboes^iaiwl ,ort wlde edge* to tha ® * *- -— skirl flounces and a collar of organdie,' too, • /> s Another nodlaa mrack dancing frock Is or block lacs tied on one hip witM • Ihrgs . bow or cot|U*colored moirej w-mvv i. ...wftx-Jriiicn. _j for m.u.k-t room hocuS^m: - ■ i. 2— n conv.nt.ncw, near Normal School. Read The Banner-Herald Want AdtSTygAgag / maa v,a i SWIMMING — Beginning Thursday 7 , the High School Swimming Pool ill bo ojtcn for ladles t every after noon from 3:30 to 4:30, except Wed nesdays and Saturdays. Miss Martha Nicholson, who will have chnrgc, has planned games and contests. Admis sion for High'JSchool girls Is 10 cents. Grammar School, 15 cents; all others, 20 octets. Night swimming parties may be arranged by calling 876. J13c wanted—to rent small house. Close In. Address Posto/fln Box 356. giving prlcg and location. ilia place of abode, or by publication of the proceedings of Connell, con taining a copy of such .ordinance Ir one of the newspapers published in the City of Athens. • Section 5. Be' It further ordained that all ordinances or parts there, of In cortfllct'.berewRh, be and the Rame are. hefeby. repealed. ATHENS. GEORGIA—CLARKE COUNTY: I, James Barrow, Clerk of the Mayor and Council of the City Athens, dif hereby certify, .'hat the above and foregoing Is a true and correct cony of a portion, of the minutes of the regular monthl* meeting of the Msvor and Council of the ritv of Athens held June 6th. 11123. and that the above con tains n true and correct copy of the Ordinance adopted if that time Hv the Maror and Council . JAMES HARROW cleOe The above and fr .'cgotng fs pah. I!sb«d n-swoqlr*^ by Uw •* rtotfre **» the owners of the property abut- — _ tfnrgim m foregoing ordinance to do the reewtred by said ordinance. Thia 6th day Jnne. 1*23. O. E. OVARRELL. street. In the City ot Athens, from its northern intersection with Hoyt street to Its southern .Intersection with Monroe street, which Is with out the fire limits, hut an extension of sidewalk paving already win within said fire limits; to provide for the assessment of the cost of the same against the abutting property and the owners thereof anil for other purposes”. Ho It ordained by the Mayor and rounoll of the city of Athens, and if Is hereby ordalnod by authority of tho same, as follows; Section 1. That the sidewalks on both the cast and west sides of that portion of State street, in the city of Athens, from its northern intersection with Hoyt street to its southern Intersection with Mon- roe street which Is without the fire limits, but an extension of side- walk paving already laid within said fire limits, shall be paved in tho following manner: Tho said sidewalks shall he Imved with what Is commonly nown as granolithic pavement, Is to lie five feet In width, nnd Is to he constructed, as follows: Said sidewalks shall be graded to a uniform depth of four inches bolovr the surface, and the foundation Is to ho properly and thoroughlf rammed. Upon this foundation shall ho placed three inches of concrete compound: one part of Portland cement* three parts of sand, and five parts of crushed stone, and thereon shall ho placed a wearing surface of concrete one Inch fit thickness, composed of equal parts of sand nnd Portland cement; and tho entire portion thus paved shall he laid off In squares not exceeding five feet In width, and cut thus to the foundation, thereby forming separate and distinct slabs. Tho entire snrfaco Is to J»o well trowel led nnd loft In an even and smooth condition. Section 2. <Iio It further ordained that tho ownqr or owners of real estate abutting the said portions r said sidewalks above described shall pave the same Immediately in front of and abutting their par ticular property as above described within fifteen days from tho pas sage of this ordinance, tbe work to he done under the supervision of the Street Commissioner. If-any owner or owners of land abutting said portions of said sldowalkfl shall full to pave the sidewalk im mediately In front of and abutting tholr said property within tho time and In tho manner set forth heroin, tho City of Athens shall pave the samej and tho cost of said paving Immediately In front of and nbut- tlng each particular lot shall ho paid by tho owner thereof; and the amount of the cost of tho same Is hereby assessed against said particular real ostato and the owner thereof. Eich of said prop. erty owners Is required to j«y for tho number of squaro feet or pave, moot Immediately In front of and abutting their respectlim lota an r:mount equal to that which it costs the said Mayor and Council of the City of Athens to lay tho same, as provided for in Section 686 ot the Code of the City of Athena of 1918". Section 3. Bo It further ordained that When the said paving is com plcted by tho Mayor and Council of the City of Athens, an Itemized bill of the said work shall be made out and presented to tbo property owners, as prescribed In Section 686 of tho code of the Oty of Ath- — ^ ena of 1918 ;and after the expire* made out and presented to the tion of ten days from the time sncli owners, as prescribed in bill is served or published the Section 686 ot the Code of the City Clerk, of council lp authorized and °* Athens or 1918; and after the directed to Issue execution against JKPwEtlon of ten days from the the owners and their property who “ served or publish* failed to do the >sald work or to f®?-5 e i« k °! 5® unc , il is author ' pay for tho same after It has been })*; *° ** 8ue ioSe. . tlon against tho owners nnd their Section 4. fie tt further ordalnod EfftL .^ork ^ SUMS that a copy ot this ordinance be tho same after it has been ^tone* 0 ' served by the City Marshal on all Section 4 B« It JIT-iLj the abutting property owners with- that a conv of t thi 1 . rt i!rdi^2l aU1 fc5 In ten days from the passage of icre„! bjr the Cit^MarahaH on in the abutting property owners with ORDINANCE Council Chamber Athens, Ga-. June 6th 1923 The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Council was held this day. Present Mayor Geo. C. Thomas and Alderman H. T. Culp, R. T. Dottery, K. A* Hill, H. B. Hcywood. Geo. C. Armstrong, J. H. Rucker. C. F . Crymes. W. C. Thorn ton and Wallace Bell. v The following Sidewalk Ordi nance was read the second time, and unanimously passed by a Yea and Nay vote: “An ordinance to provide for the paving of the sidewalk on the west side of Nacoochee Avenue* in the City ot Athens, .from it* southern intersection. with Bouldvard to its Northern intersection with. Prince Avenue, which is without the fire limits and an extension of sidew-alk paving already laid within said firo limits; to provide for the assess ment of the costl of the same against the abutting property and the owners thereof; and for other purposes.” Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the City of Athens, and it is. hereby, ordained by author ity of the name, aa follows: Section 1. That the following described sidewalk, which is without the firo limits of the City of Athens, and which is an extension of the sidewalk, pav ing already laid within the said fire limits, shall be paved in tho following manner: The sidewalk to be paved is the sidewalk on the West side of Na- coochee Avenue, in the City of Athens, from’ its Southern int#”*- section with BouleVard to it* Northern intersection with Prince Avenue, Tho said sidewalk shall be paved with what 1» commonly known as granolithic pavement is to be five (5) feet in width, and is to bo con structed. as follows: Said sidewalk shall be graded to a uniform depth of four (4) inches below tho surface, and the founda tion Is to be properly and thor oughly rammed. Upon this foun dation shall be placed three inches of concrete compound, one part of Portland cement, three ‘parts of sand, and five parts of crushed stone, and thereon shall be placed a wearing surface of concrete one inch in thickness, composed of equal parts of sand and Portland cement; and the entire portion thus paved to be laid off in squarfe not exceeding five feet in width nnd thus cut to the foundation, thereby forming separate and distinct slabs. The entire surface is to be well trowelled and left in an even and smooth condition. Section 2. Be it further or dained that the owner or owners of real estate abutting tho said por tion of said sidewalk above de scribed shall pavo the same imme diately id front of and abutting their particular property as above described within fifteen (15) days from tho passage of this ordinance, the work to be done under the *up- “rvision of the Street Commission- tho same as notlco to thorn of the work required to bo done. Said service may be portocted by the City Marshall giving to each abut ting property owner a copy ot this ordinance In person, or by leaving copy ot tho samo at said abut ting owner’s most notorious place of abode, or by publication ot the proceedings of Council containing a copy ot such ordinance in one ot the nows papers published In the City at Athens. Section 6. Be It furtber ordained that all/ordinances or parts there of In conflict herewith be, nnd the same are. hereby, repeated. ATHENS, OEOROfA—CLARKE COUNTY! Jaa. Barrow. Clerk of the Mayor and Connell ot the City of Athens, do hereby certify tbit the shove nnd (orerolng Is a (me nnd correct cony of a portion of thr minutes of the regular monthly meeting of the Msvor and Connell of the. City of Athens held June 6th, ins. and that the above con tains a true snd correct copy of the ordinance adopted at that tlmr by the Mayor and Connell. JA8. BARBOW. Clerk The above and foregoing la pub- Jf any owner or owners of land abutting on the portion of aaid sidewalk shall fail to pave the side walk immediately in front of and abutting their aaid property with in the time and in the manner do' scribed In this ordinance, the City of Athens shall pave the same, and the cost of aaid paving immediate ly in front of and abutting each particular .lot ahall bo paid by the owner thereof; and the amount o! the cost thereof is hereby assessed against said particular real estate and the owner. Each of said prop erty owners ds required to pay for the number of square feet of pave ment immediately in front of and abutting thtir respective lots an mount equal,to that which it costa he aaid Mayor and Council of the City of Athens to lay the same, as provided for in Section C86 of tbCgCode of the City of Athena of Section 8. Be tt further ordain ed tint when the said paving is completed by the Mayor and Coun- f' 1 . of . ?fl° <;it y ot Athens, an item ised bill of the raid work shall be m- in ten days from the passage 1 of the aarne aa notice to them of the work required, to be done. S»id service may be perfected by the **W City Marshall giving to each abuting property owner a copy of this ordinance in person, or by teaying a copy of the same at said abutting owner'a most notorious dace ot abode, qr by publication of he proceedings of Council contain ing a copy of s|ich ordinance in one of the newspaper published in the City of Athens. ,, Section 6, Be It further ordained that all ordinances or parts there of in conflict herewith be, and tha repealed. ATHENS, Georgia, Clarke County. '. J “-B»rrpw, Clerk of'the May or and Council of the Oity.pf Ath- h S r 5 by tha* the above and foregoing ia a true ahd correct copy or a portion of the minutes of the regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Council S lty 4 th * n ; heW *""> 6th, 1923. and that the above con- win* a true and correct copy of tile Ordinance aciopteu at tha*. time by the Mayor and Council. , „ JAS. BARROW, Clerk. Ilshnd ns required by law as notice I The above and foregoing ia pub- to the owners of tho property abut-. J“keq as required by law as notics ting the street described In the J® the owners of the property abut- -■ -- - - ting the Street described in the I lorcgoing 0romance to do the work rcgairedT)y the said Ordinance, ih'.s 6th day of. Jun- JIKtsr. OLE. OTARREtL, City Marshall, (orernlne ordinance to do tho work reentred bv esld ordinance. This Sth d»y of Snap. 19M . O. E. O'FARRFIX. * City ■Marshal 'tiiin j??~— Mr. and Mra. F. V .Tsrrett. Nina Ijraise and Foster I*- Jr, have re turned to At!*utr after a visit to W. V. Jarrell Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. Kuppenheimer Air - O - Weaves are mighty good companions for any man during the hot summer weather—no matter what his age or tastes. They are an investment in coolness as well as in good appearance. Just the thing for torrid days—they hold their shape—cool, smart, serviceable—exquisitely tailored. Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Furnishings for Men and Boys. Lee Morris “THE DAYLIGIJT CORNER” Corner Broad and Jackson Sts. J SPECIAL TERMS ON Hoosier and Sellers KITCHEN CABINETS \ Pay Only $5.00 Cash At Purchase And we will deliver any Kitchen Cabinet you select. 'Hie balance will be divided into convenient weekly- or monthly payments. NO MATTER what your favorite Cabinet is we are prepared to supply it HOOSIEK- SELLERS and NAPANEE are all well represented. A Cedar Chest For $13.25 Cedar Chests have all been reduced one- fourth. And many very unusual bar gains await your ap proval. LANE’S CHESTS are too well known to need any quality description. The chests are best—prices are more than right—select yours, now. —Dorsey* Furnitpp^po* quality Furniture Since 1884 '\