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- ' • 7 • ■*? '<!r, ”i The more you compare prices the surer you are to prove that our prices are lower. Feel free to come into our store and see our wonderful stock and note our low prices. Then compare and we’re certain that you will return here to pur- ’ I f| ill n IIBIH *1UI V////////M&J/A IH111 iW-Hl 7* 3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED Cl CO flA SUITES $1M.UU Here are three wonderful pieces that would go a long way towards making youra a better furnished home. Note the graceful roll arm design, the special high back wing chair and the fact that all three pieces have luxurious, loose, spring filled cushions. This is an exceptionally well made suite and is a most remark- able value. — Bow foot Bed, Vanity Dresser tifully finished mahogany and posts and mirror frames .... MIRRORS We have just received a very large Shipment of Mirrors in many sizes and shapes. Mirror Refrigerators Greatly Reduced We are 'closing out every Refrigerator and Ice Box in stock at about One-Fourth Off T^BANWro-ggRAtO, ATTOWlS. GEORGIA I Preaching by tho^ pastor 11 A. |! M., and 8:30 I*. M.,-Subject for thu || mprifing hoi# ''The /Coming of .Our Lord.” j Christian Endeavor Societies at ■ 3 and 7:30 P. M. II A special Invitation to students ami strangers “By Neglect We Lose What We Have.” SOCIETY Sl SDAV. JULY 8, 1921 markets ATHENS COTTON local cotton market ngain d Saturday at the Bame level as ,1; v liel|rV The previous close yf Fri( ,. t > was:2tJ* cents. NEW YORK COTTON YORK.—-The feature Jn the market during toay'r early was. tins continued firmness Thera* fra» further covering ,f that ponttlOTTyA transferring of attracts to later months nnd ilium over October increased tightly over 390 points. The gen [() sitgnuy u»n ‘ aJ market opened easy ut 15 ' points on August, but Generally 10 to 20 points lower, o\v- uod weather In the south, complaints of a i»oor bus- goods, nnd unsettled foreign lit j,-If. conditions. After selling at ,;ii July soon rallied to 20.85 or 7 jllts net higher, however, and the . mnrS! « of the hear month pulled ■tnber up frem 2T.72 to 23.87 <i» thin s |H>inst of yesterday’s clos- „ .monition. General business was . f the buying cf July was at- I to price fixing by both do- and foreign trade"" interests . advance extended to 27.03 or t:; net higher. October sold ,,r back to last night’s close. , rt > was scattered selling of positions y'n prospects fox- rat her over Sunday and the Hosed Irregular at an advance ■ints on July and of 30 points ust hut from 16 to 22 points , r on later deliveries. i f ( ,llowlng wero the ruling I ,, the exchange today: | steady; middling, 28.03 cents. Open High Low Close Close 22.06 23.10 22.87 23.00 23.16 . 22.07 23.08 22.03 22.00 27.16 22.87 22.00 22.87 23.01 26.65 27.05 26.60 27.00 26.78 . 23.85 23.05 23.73 23.73 23.05 . 23.21 23.45 23.21 23.21 23.16 Gas Company Under New Management Afe announced tn this paper a short' time ago the interests of tho local Gas company have been pur chased by the Henry L. Doherty company of New York, the owners and operators of the Athens Rail way and Electric Co. In line with the well, known Doherty method of operation an extensive program of improve ments is being planned for the. Gas plant here which according to tho local management will give Athena <i gas service comparable to the best in the South. A survey of all gas and electric customers is being mado by the company’s representatives at pres ent with a view to checking up on the kfhd and condition of appli ances in use. As soon as this survey is completed steps will Im mediately be taken to remedy any condition which at present is caus ing their customers to receive poor service. This will doubtless prove a mat ter of much interest to tho many liters of the company’s services in this city. DELIGHTFUL SWIMMING PARTY Among the socbtl affairs of the week was the delightful swimming party Saturday at Lake Dixie at which Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Ran dolph entertained, complimenting Master Thcron Randolph on the occasion of bis v twelfth birthday Following the swim, picnic lunch wes enjoyed, about fifteen of 'Master Theron’s friends enjoyed the delightful hospitality. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Curry and ycung son, Billy, Misses Fairy Eberhart and Emily Bison, Mr. E. P. Bisson and family, Mrs. T. Linenkohle and son, Messrs John Curry and W. Bcacham, formad a congenial party motoring to Tybee Thursday for a two weeks’ camp, ing trip. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. , First Methodist Corner Lumpkin street and Han cock avenue. Rev. S. E. Wasson, pastor. R. P. Stephens, Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school 10 A. M. IFireachlng by pastor at 11:16 A. M., and 8:30 P. M. Epworth League at 7:30 P. M Prayer meeting Wednesday even, lag at 8:30 P. <M. Tfie Woman's Missionary So ciety meets every first aid third Monday afternoon at 6 o’clock in tho church. A cordial Invitation is extended to all theso services. Central Presbyterian * Rev. Samuel J. Cartledgf*? pastor. Mr. J. T. Dudley, superintendent of Sunday school. Mr. Hugh L. Hodgson organist and director of rnuslcl * Sunday school 9:45 A. M. First Baptist J. C Wilkinses, pastor. Bible school 1 M., E. B. Mell, superintendent. Morning Worship 11:15 A. M., subject, ’’Reconciling the Death of a Young'xMan.’ ’ Tho B. Y. P. U.’s will meet at 7-30 P. »M. Evening Worship 8:30 P. M., subject “The Pull of Pessimism.” The Summer School students and ‘faculty aro specially invited to all our services. Ours is a church with t-i real welcome for every vis itor. A cordial invitation awaits all who attend these services. You aro Invited to worship with us. Cconee Street Methodist Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. E. P. Stqno, superintendent. Pcoachint at 11:15 A. M.. Dr. J. A. Qtliillan,* pastor. Subject Sun day morning. “The Greatest Thing jin the World.’ -\ I Preaching at 8 J*. M., subject, Great Attractions At The Movies This Week Monday And Tuesday the Strand .will present one of tho host pictures jof tho summer seasoti In "The Girl of the Golden West." This feature Is now playing on Broadway In New York City at $2.50 prcles. This is n now release that has not as yet play ed Atlanta, Athens being one of the first southern cities to see this great Belasco play. The Palace presents on Monday "The Last Morixcnt.” a thrilling so ciety drama of love and adventure. Every day a great picture will be seen at the Palace and > Strand this coming week. NOTICE Miss Bessie Powell will conduct a series of lessons on tho Use of tho Denver Presure Cooker, first of the Denver Pressure Cooker, first to 5:00 P. M., at the Reese St. colored school. All colored people Invited. Lessons Free. NOBILITY ROBBED (By Associated Press.) ROME.—Prince Carlo GiUcstlnl. ant Bpndini and his wife Princess Marla were chloroformed here i r . uay night by two servants in their palace who totolo Jewels and money valued at more than twn million lire. The servants escaped from the palace with the booty and hate not yet been found. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. NORMAL MARKET Fhone 133G Wo Handle a GENERAL LINE OF FRESH MEATS FISH AND COUNTRY PRODUCE Our Prices Are Right Delivery Prompt. Griffeth & Fields Proprietors OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS ) Will Save You Money Good Ford Coupe. Cole, Seven.Paesenger Touring, repainted and in excel lent ehape. Bargain in a Buick Touring. Bargain in a Dodge Touring. A good Dodge Truck—Worth the money. || jjRf Terms to suit your pocketbook. ff Why not ride this Summer? C0N0LLY MOTOR COMPANY Distributor^ of Buick Motor Cars - NEW ORLEANS COTTON w ORLEANS.—What was gen- J v considered to l»e favorable tho bolt caused moder- hich prices fell 12 to 25 points in ,ur of the session. July ilr..ppe<l tn 26.56 cents a pound and r to 23.02. Some little Beilins from tho week-end reviews »f In general In this country be ef tho opinion that they point s' further slowing down. Brok- rcived. reports of crop Improve- from polhti*~both east ami west Mississippi river which incrcas- effert of-weather conditions, rtr. of Shorts In July to cover at month )to 27.02, or 33 points igher than thp close of yesterday, vc "the hew crop months a feeling, but at their best the tivc~ new crop positions were ... ..jo pM«infhder*thtr last quo tums of yesterday. After the mld- e of fhe session tffO- maJBPt war dr* gular, and this irregularity was ich In evlii»nce^>n tho close which n 23 points up to 21 down net on ■ day. July: closed at a range of ft to 26.98, and October at n range 23.06 to 23.08. ’he following were tho ruling exchange today . steady;’middling, 27.63 cents, Prcv. OpcnYflgh Low Close Close .. 22.75 22.75 22.73 22.63 22.87 . .. 22.57 22.71 22.56 22.50 22.76 .. 23.62 22.52 22.47 22.11 22.61 . .. 26.5$ 27.02 26.56 16.92 26.69 .. 23.21 23.35 23.03 23.06 23.27 .. 22.93 22-96 22.77 22.7J 22.98 LIOERTY BONOS NEW YORK.—Liberty bonds closed: „ $ioo.i3 4 j.J,', ’* 98.11 l 4 I -4m' .V W.18 4 W-2® !i 4 9S U ». 'i. 4 °** 22 CHICAGO QUOTATIONS ic following were tho ruling ■a in the-ewrhange Opvn Hlr:h L)V- Clc.ru Clohs HEAT— "" • . . 103% 104 1M >03% 1°3% . . . US's 103% 103% 103% 1"3% . , tt.U_l«% >«% M*% mV ‘ IHN— . . 8* - #0% 80 80% >“% . . IW p% 74% 73% 74% . . ii 0314 «5tt 03 TH— - - , . . 38*4 40 38% 30 38% . . 35>4 34% (30% 35 . . 37 37 % 30% 37 36% ItU- .. .. 11.15 11.15 11.>3 11.15 71.18 .... 11.37 11.37 11.32 11.37 11.37 .. .. 0J5 11.45 J1.43 11 46 11.45 ,S_ Si, 0.12 o:ff ».1= 3.15 9.32 9.32 9.32 9.32 9-35 er School Asked to Course Again Next With Mi’s. Carber- Charge. tions commending the School nnd urging con- ol jjie couroe wao adopt- orgln *tMne^ nttendlnR tho Couroe here tMo week. Iruce Cnw Jones, president late organlxation and Mrs. Iludfon, preoldent of toe P. ‘T.* A.jCoun3*l aided In se as well as tho various organizations. . T. A. course wss adopted imbta last year and the ty this year, making tne School hero one of the ■- ‘ the cotire 'n the *n- *be course was very aparberry, Money Saving Specials That To quote a cheap price on a cheap article is one thing—but to quote a low price on a high grade article is the only test of real value. That's what we ask you to do with these specials we are of fering tomorrow—put them to the test. REAL VALUES $179.00 10-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. For a “Better Home” dining room, here is the ideal dining room suite. Complete with large buffet, hand- some china cabinet, large oblong extension table, five side chairs and armed host’s chair as shown, all in a beautiful two tone walnut finish and the entire ten pieces at this remarkably low price. Convenient credit terms may also be arranged if desired. BREAKFAST SU1TE- 4 CHAIRS AND TABLE One of the most beautiful breakfast suites we have ever Had on our floors and in a very charming color combination. To be able to get sucji a handsome suite at a price so low is almost too good to be true, but just come in and see it! With drop leaf table. most remarK- I Luxurious 3-Piece Cane and Mahpgany Suite Upholstered in Velour . Many a young couple build their living room around an attractive o-piece cane and mahogany suite like this. The rich velour uj/holstering adds a touch of unusual charm and the Queen Anne period design is definite assurance that this suite will always remain in good taste. Three such fine pieces at so low a price is an unusual opportunity, so unusual, in fact, thait quick advantage should be taken of it. Baby Carriages In many bright colors at prices that will be surprising, get the baby a carriage and keep it in tjie air. SWINGS That will last several years— made of solid oak-with chains 4 feet long .... One-Fourth Off THREE PIECE FIBRE SUITE. This shows why thousands of people always see what we offer first. You can’t get a bdtter suite at any where near this price, no matter how long you wait or Where you search. Each piece has full spring con struction with loose cushion seats. THREE PIECE BED ROOM SUITE At a Very Low Price and Chifforobc. Beau- walnut, solid mahogany $150.00 Four Poster Bed Special Mahogany finished, full size and heavily made. $29.00 PORCH SUITES GREATLY REDUCED \ We kre closing out all Porch Suits at greatly reduce prices. Cane, Fibre and Wood in many colors. Special Prices On PORCH RUGS PORCH SHADES PORCH ROCKERS BERNSTEIN BROAD STREET Convenient TERMS year. |B