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m BANNER-HfcKALI). ATHENS, GEORGIA
SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1923. '
FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY new|dose was at practically the low-1 A liimni Rprnrrl
4 18 inch oscjllatin^ clcctnc fan.jest, Octboer closing at a range of AIlMim IxCCOlQ
A bargain- Phone 723
jl6c*73.8c to 28.45c.
The following were the
mini!' * ,w "««c hr; ruling
” U ino i )r ‘ ces * n cxc hange .Saturday:
W10 RUES
• g Cents a Wor9 '
Minimum Char«« of 40 Cent*
insertion* Berea times for tfc*
prk»~nf fire lnserM<ms.
All . discontinuances MUST be
made In person ai The Ban.
aer. Herald Office er by letter
Tetephpne discontinuances are
NOT valid.
want ah yc
PHONB 13
banner-herald want
ADS BET RESULTS
75
Tone, baldly steady; middling,
LEADING ATLANTA
house has a n Upright Pianl
nearby, which they will sell 'o i27( j 3 ? , t “ r '|' y
nnrtv whn will ,. nm nl..l-, I “ JC ’ ,toaa >-
Open High Low Close Close
13.11 23.48
23.01) 23.38
Wanted
WANTED- POSITION AS Hook- party who will complete the
kr.?per by young man; will con-,maining monthly payments,
aider clerkship, grocers preferred. »dress Post Office Box No. 9, Sta. t__ o'fjr! o^n'o'
hSh " x Y - “ r ° lla "”—~i A " AUaaU - G ‘ j^lMar. SjtSSh«£
JUNK AUTOMnlillaES — WE
highest prices for any mal
:o Wrecking Cu
SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED ^
cars before you buy. Conolly
IJroad Street.
J1 Co
WANTED—AT ONCE THREE
or four room apartment by cou
pie with baby. “J. F. O.." care
| Danner-Herald. j!5p
Lost and Found
JfLOSft-nONE SET (12 PISTON
ill* rings) with springs and sleeve,
L pet we an Athens and Atlanta. Re-
?wrartl. Notify Nam W. Pinson, 101
[OClayton Street. il7*’
WANTED—HELP
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE ai-
most new Liiterty Touring Car
with a Red Seal Continental Mo
tor, and run like a sewing ma
chine, for a vacant lot. J. L. Pend-
b*y. J17p
WANT TO HEAR FROM Owner
havnig farm for sale; give par
ticulars and lowest price John J.
Black, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
jl5p
J17c
FOR SALE — REFRIGERATOR.
Bargain lor cash. Phone 931.
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FOR SALE CHEAP—Immediate
ly, gas ran/»% ice box and pos
sibly other household goods, in
good condition. Phone 1003. jl7p
Ju’y 27.00 27.00 20.78 20.00 264*8
Oct. 23.31. 23.97 23.38 23 38 23.30
Dec. 23.70 23.70 23.17 23.17 23.51
Is OH Press
“The Character of the 8tales of [sought relative to the disposition FNDS MAN WEARING H
ilnrbary" and “Napoleon Bona
parte."
| of property.
Marion Smith Has Inter
esting Article on How
Alumni Can Aid in Pro
viding Funds.
LIBERTY BONDS
YORK.—Liberty
NEW
closed:
3 l-2s $100.11
First 4s .. 98.14
IWANTED—TO BUY A SMALT
,r
tclligent hoys to deliver
tpapers. We have some
J good routes open in most
Every part of the city. Ap-
;ply at Banner-Hcraid Of-
[jfice after two p. m. and
“ask for Mr. Jones.
Must have all modern convenicn*
t is and located in desirable part
•it’ city . Write "Location," care
Buntvr- Herald.
SfcpEN, OVER 48 WILLING TO
travel. Make secret investiga
tions,', Reports. .Salary and ex-
pdhml Experience unnecessary j v *- ni
frite J. Ganor, Former Govt. !)»■-
Active. St. Louis. jI5f
For Ki*ni—Ro<;i>
FOR RENT -FIRST OF AUGUST
six loom house, nil modern con
veniences. 158 Woodrow Street.
A-urc-ii ijttiii Cruce. Athens, Gn.
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FOR RENT - FURNISHED
first floor apartment, nil con-
L*?, private bal l, evil rttuce
trm. To couple rffc two
grown (icoplc. Phene 426. jl7c
iIAKE $30 WEEKLY AT HOME, COR RENT-NINE ROOM house,
furnfchlng names and addresses. P^'.ly lumlahed. or two apart-
ExperVnce unnecessary. Particu- nientn, one tin.m Jtriicd and one
fret. United Mailing Co., St. lurnjithwl. r.t 8-19 W. Hancock.
Di'.no 1*131.
coins.
Mrs. Nellie Saylors,
jl. r >p. Athens Hotel.
■jlSp^riMin 91S4.
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(CIGAR SALESMEN TO Handle* COLONIAL APARTMENTS
• established line from factory Daytona Beach, world a best beach
merchants. $150 month. Ex- Cditrelly located 100 yarisr Irom
Kpeflaos. Experience preferred but i beach, aP outr.de t oonia, po.ch all
ot n.ecessary. Consolidated Cigar rides Rnl : ; j rtasonanr—furnish*
High Point. N C. i15p «■ 1 room and k»U 1- nette ^ $30
r.cnth—$10 week. George Dcoti,
SALESMEN — $150.00 MONTH Jr., Manager, l«*i Atlarlt.c, Dayt
and expenses roIPng cigars. Ex- r « B * • Fi- )10p
crience not necessary. Send self- ~~
ddreiaed stamped envelope for FOR RWJT — 1* liRNIKJIM) OR
,information. National Cigar Co. t mUr ■ cd araitment, to-coiu
High Joint, N. C. /jl5p ph with >i»? children, 3 room:;
^ARN MONEY AT HOME during
sptfg .time pabiitng bmp shades,
tlllow^fops for tls. No canvassing. FOR SA LE
y ana interesting work. Ex- ],« 0R SALE—ONE Inrtantn.icour
unncv..'s;;a»*y. Nilcrrt g nH beater, practically new. Phone
IHIPmLS—SIIIP US YOUR con-
sikMtbnta of {produce and live »
ultry. Remittances same d'y an 1 ——-
lo. Our mrfhoth will p'oase, I OP.
ititi^jSales Corporation, Tampa,
oriJiT: jlf.p
large flor ets find private bath. 170
Barber, day phone U30; night 1213
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RENT—DESIRABLE fur
nished apartment with connect*
linth, for. light housekeeping,
• |c*tn, 10i'. ligni. iiouHCKcepiiii;,
Millcdgo Avenue. I’huno 1303
J17“
, 2311, Fort Wayne, Ind-
IsnnV I. ilfin i
tUOB.
J14e
et<| , urmenu “Rotter Mflile” YOR SALE—PRACTICALLY new
BEL^WMADISON Better Mn.lt Mud, bsker Roadster, rnns.der
N, o , ,T..,r U ,fr O.'m.'r? 1 Coupe In trade. J. R. Tib-
to wearer. No capital or expert- • r„ Hfl
ence required. Easily eold. Big bc(ts. Crawfor , G .
iroflts. Write for free samples. . - • - *—
dad Iron. Mills, 503 Broadway, New I
York•jl5c
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RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
Seaboard air link ry.
Northbound Houthboiiml
11:00 a* CXUnnln-Montw* IiK*nl 8:1S t»
t:« V Ap.-Blrmlr^ham-Mem. 1:11 p
8?«*3tr|ftwfoni.nich.-N. Y.
141 u * Atl.-Abbcvlllo local
11:24 p Atlr*nirmlnxh«m
f:14 p Norfolk-WflNhlnctfin
1:14 p' WUmln»ton-N. Y.
3:1* p
7:30 a
S:29 a
B.W a
6:29 Q
» GBORQIA RAILROAD
7: *• pm
11:10 fc*
Depan
1:20 am
.*:*S pm
cfcbrftAL OP OEOROIA RV.
W. o. Bolton, As.nl. Chum IW
Central of (leorsla Station
Popart for Macon 7:30 a. m.
F V - «:« m.
jMtiv'e-lrrom Macon 42:10 |$. m.
w 0:90 p. m.*
For further Information t»huiw
. j. nr. yfuce. c. a., 640.
OAINE0VILLE MIDLAND RV.
•chadultt
uve Athens Arrlv©
7:45 Ai'M.* *5:20 l». M.
|f;4K ei.„u«« 4*10:t» A. M.
0Pal|r»W ••Dally Except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
OfkRit Sunday, April 24, 1093.
fad 0 loaves Athens 7:46 a. tn„ ar
l.ula 9:20 «. m.
No. f leaves Athens 4:15 p. m„ ar
6:45 p. m.
No. 7 leaves Lula 6:55 p. nt., ar
iNm Athens 0:30 p. m.
No. 6 leaves Lula 10:10 a. m., ar
Ives Athens 11:45 a. in.
B. MILL”II. C. A.. Athens, Oa.
Telephone *1.
dnard Your Hulth
pRMIMRBm
“ n*. w Md «
For Screening Ice Boxes
and Cabinet Work
Phone 802
L. T. CABITIIERS
FOR SALE—SHETLAND I’ONY,
buggy, harness and saddle. For.
fertly rrentle. Apply B. A. Crane,
rhonc 5H2 ur 1717. j!7c
AUTO
Ault,
Street
PARTS HALF PRICE,
Wrecking Co., 810 Broad I
First -t l-3s ..
Second 4 l-4s ..
Third 4 l-4s ....
Fourth 4 l-4s ..
U. S. Gov. 4 l-4a
ns.ta
98.13
98.31
98.13
99.30
CHICAGO GRAIN
The following were 1 !'"■ ruling
prkea in the exchange Saturday:
Open High Low Close
WHEAT-
HJuly
Sept.
FOR SALE- MII.CH cow. Fresh Dt ‘
in. J. Short, GU College Ave
nuc. j!5
OUR IF.DIGREED USED CARS
nre tV,od tor Ion- nnd satisfac
tory servire. You :avo the differ-
cn.c. C. .nlly Motor Co. j!7e
CORN
July . .
Sept. .. .
Dec. . .
OATS—
July . . ' 38% 39
Sept. . . 34% 34%
i Dec. . . 30% 30%
99% 100% 98% 98.%
99% 99% 99% 98%
102% 101% 10f%
102
83%
70%
02%
83%
70%
03%
38%
34%
RIVALING AMERICA
ANTIQUES FOR SALE
MONDAY
Valuable Collection of j ihaniiiikstku.- Rn<ii9 broad,
antique furniture, ch na-.cast managers are gradually In-
warc (100 years eld), and
Monrv tn f$o'in
HEAL ESTATE LOANS-6 PER
m* money. Bankers Reserve
.System C for cent loans nre made
on citv or farm property to buy,
build, improve, or pay indebted-
.less. Blinkers Reserve Deposit
Company, Keith Bldg., Cincinnati,
Ohio. j!5c
* Miscellaneous
IUNK AUTOMOBILES— 1 We Pay
e t prices for any make of,
junked cat \ Aut> W«.*ccking Co.,
.440 Broad Sheet. j20<
Personal
VEAI.THY, PRETTY, Affection
“tc gir’ would mrrr\ Write cn
toning envelope, Doris Dawn
<mih Euclid. Ohio. jlfir
11 ALLSTONE nnd LIVER rompli
cations. A specialist's booklet
and advice to nil sufferers free
A <1,1 . -...u Tire llianlnr *)H7 . il> Qfl
Address Dr.’Hunter, 207 Main St!
Mttle Rock, Ark, j!6p
SPECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXES
T!y» second installment of city
axes are due from July 16th to
August 1st, inclusive. Taxpayers
who* fail to pay on nr before Aug
ust 1st will have to pay $1.50 cost
on fi fa, which will be issued
against all dclinqunnta.
G. E. O’FARRELL,
Aug. 1. ■ Cily Marshal.
MARKETS
BETTER
•HOE REPAIRING
HOFMEI8TER SHOE SHOP
I 1 !;,mi, Your Or,h r
I1U
\\v call Ftor and Deliver.
E. KAY
“THE smiling painter*
Fine Painting and InUrlor
Decorating
Phone 1297, Athens, Gs.
PURE AND SPARKLING
NATURE’S BEST REMEDY
No other water has the wonderfal taste, the Invigorating ftol*
Ing that It Itavat after each glass full—It’s delightful, yes It’a—
LINTON SPRINGS WATER
Drink It All Vear 'Round—But Etp.elally la Spring pnd Sum-
awr—PHONE $5
Linton Springs Water Company
Office Broad Street
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. — Friday's
sharp advanced were followed by
irregular fluctuations in tho cot
ton market, during Saturday')
,7arly trading. There was further
covering and scattered buying on
drouth In the southwest, but real
izing wns promoted by the talk
that mill curtailment in Fall Rlvor
was to be put on an organised
basis* The market opened barely
steady at advances of five to ten
points on near months but five to
20 points lower on December and
later deliveries, and after selling
at 24.55 on tho call, October soon
cased to 24.40 or 4 points net
lower. x
Selling became more active in
the late morning on rumors of
showers in some sections of the
southwest with October declining
to 24.16, making net losses of
about 34 to 46 points on new crop
months. The market dosed barely
steady net eight points Higher to
49 Iow,tr with the near months
relatively firm.
The following were tho ruling
prices In the exchange Saturday:
Tone, barely steady; iniddlbig,
28c; quiet.
Prev.
Open High Low Ctoe.-j Close
23.75 23.83 23.44 23 44 23.80
23.65 23.76 21.41 23.41 23.80}
23.56 23.55 23.31 23.31 23.80
27.25 27 25 27.12 27.23 27.15
24.50 24.58 24.16 24.17 24.60
24.05 24.08 23.68 23.68 24.10
aMiua in*ir programs un»ii they
theme of tho American stations,
row equal In quality and length
Sint Ions throughout England ore
broadcasting many nights up to
11 p. m.
The July issue of the University
of Georgia Alumni Record la off
the press. The issue is devoted
mainly to reviews of commence
ment activities, such as class re
unions, elections, speeches and tho
like. The frontpiece carries a pic
ture of Alexander R. Lawton of
Savannah, the new president of the
Society, while on the inner pages
are pictures of Davis Freeman,
Savannah, first vice president; H.
If. Gordon. Jr.. Athens second vice
president; Dr. S. B. Yow, Lavonia,
number hoard of managers; Hat
ton Lovejoy, I/aGrange, member
hoard of managers; Dr. Sylvanus
Morris. Athe n s. recording secretary
and several scenes of class re
unions.
Another feautro of the Issue that
is unique Is a replica of the pro
gram of the junior class exercises
at commencement, 1823, one hun
dred voars ago and dated August
nth. The program is owned by John
If. Noisier of Reynolds, class of
190S who is descended from an old
Clarke coiinty family, Dr. Hugh
Noisier.
Names mentioned on tho old
•rouram are: D, Beck, A. B. Hale,
B. (Franklin, E. Y. Hill, H. Holt,
Ir., James Marks, John Morton,
II. M. Nelsli •. J. o. «r-e-« o.
Wiley, M. W. Th.weatt, C. C. Mo n t-
joniery, R. K. Hines and James
Thornton.
Ti"- subject of the speeches were,
*A IN nlv to Ungenornu* A —'*•*
Ion," “The Destruction of Sclo,”
EVERETT TRUE
Jan. .
Mar.
May
July
Oct.
Dec.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. — Scattered
covering of the short intercat put!
prices 7 to 19 points higher in the
early trading in cotton market Sat
urday, but selling was encouraged
a little later by reports of rain in
Oklahoma and in scattered locali-
ammufcB
ties in north central and north
eastern portions of tho belt. At
the end of the lint honr of trad
ing priegsc were 2 to 16 points
under the dose of Friday. After
trading up to 23.97 cents a pound
October fell off to 23.09.
Selling increased on the census
bureau consumption figure! for
Jute of MUSS- balsa as thc-tr.dc
expected larger consumption
among American .mills, private
forecasts ranging up to 879,000
■ bales. The forecasts of local sbaw-l
ler* for the eastern belt and pri-
Irate reports of scattered rains in
j Oklahoma ware another selling in
fluence and late in tha day prices
|were 84 to 42 points under tho fi-
S|ual quotations of Friday. The
..tssmtf ■ x r inimumtuia
What Your First Want
Ad Teaches You
All your life you have heard of people
using want ads successfully, yet it may be
that you, yourself, may never have tasted
their usefulness.
The purpose of these little talks about v
advertising is to induce you to order your
first want ad. After you have once made
the test yourself and know from personal
experience of the rapidity of action and
definite results which may be secured, you
use want ads, thereafter, as a matter of
course.
Your first want ad teaches you that it
pays to advertise—that tenants may be se
cured, that customers may be obtained,
that quick sales may be brought about
through classified advertising. Study the
want ads published on this page and note
the very many different ways in which
people make use of them. ^ ,
You may telephone your want ad. A
courteous trained ad-taker will answer
your call and be glad to carry out your in
structions faithfully. •
THE BANNER-HERALD
PHONE 75
mmuiwauuummynH
URGE8 MORE
BEQUE8T8
I K*r. Smith cites an instance
where »uch advice has resulted in
a bequest being made (or purposes
i connected with the University.
A highly interesting article in
the Issue Is one by Marion Smith
of the class o( 1903. Mr. Smith Is a
prominent Atlanta lawyer and he
calls attention to the clause in the
constitution of the University al
lowing t<f trustees to accept be
quests, donations, land grants and
other property for the use of the
University. >•
This article is one that all Geor
gia men will read with interest.
STOLEN VE8T AND 4
BOSTON.—Otorge WiJ
tor man in the State :
hf* vest, containing a i
which he had left in a room. Wiley
soon noticed a vest similar to bis
own being worn by Ahable^Oieni-
glia, a laborer, and informed police
of hfs suspicions. , ^
During the summer no issues will j He Identified the vest and watch
be published of the Record, the In one of the pockets as His own,
first one coming for the new and denlglla^ waa arrested on a
school year In October. larceny charge.
Ho not only appeals to Individ
uals to make more beqqests In
their wills to education, though
even smaller ones, but urges law
yers, who draw practically all
wills, to ever keep in mind such
bequests when tholr advice is
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 per cent. Over $1,000;
10 per cenL np to $1,000.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law offices phone 1570.
405 Holman Bldg. . Athena, Georgia
THESE GARS
Are All in Fine Condition, Look Good 4 q
and Are Priced Fairly
1921 Ford Sedan, new paint $375.00
1921 Ford Coupe $300.09
1922 Ford Touring 1 $225.00
1922 Ford Runabout - $200.00
1922 Ford Runabout $250.00
1923 Ford Touring $325.00
1921 Ford Ton Truck, rebuilt $300.00
yo.i.i
I JAM
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C. A. Trussell Motor Co.o-
- . , KiN
Ford—Fordson—Lincoln
The
Supply
Jof
Crude
Oil
is kept np to world requirements as
n result of the pioneering develop,
ment called "wild catling” by cour.
ageous Independent Oil Men.
After the dariiu Independent has
“proven”'* field then the cautious
trailers follow in.
The wonderful development of crude
oil starting from Ohio in the earlv
days and working west through
Indiana, Illinois, jumping over into
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas and
again over into California, the cour
ageous development in Wyoming
and other virgin fields has alwtrs
been the daring iniUative of the
Independent Oil Man who has vision
%|o dare and do. The history of the
oil lamp—the gasoline stove—the
automobile—and modem oil heating
would never have required writing it
it were not for the Independent Oil
Man and his pioneering spirit.
The Independent Oil Mm is hot a
cold calcnltling machine. He typi.
fies the American spirit which makes
development snd progress a great
e enture. This is the spirit which
mode America great
When you think of Service—
Progress Quality—and sincere per
sonal appreciation for your patron
age go to the Independent Oil Man.
Look for the insignia of 'tRM Inde
pendence—Buy there.
I JM>
Is a real old fashioned gasoline, made by
Independent Refiners from the choicest grades.
EASY STARTING , :
CLEAN BURNING
SMOOTH
POWERFUL
MORE MILES
fl
Use Motorlife Coupon Books
MotorLif e Oil Co
n . A
Ml'si-j
1
An Independent Home Company
Comer Prince Avenue and Meigs'
-4, E.-S. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY
Comer Lumpkin and Washington Streets
Si