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PAOE EIGHT niiiitinmmimmiiti PARAMOUNT 1 SALAD 1 DRESSING Millions of bottles of pure, wholesome, deli cious Paramount Salad Dressing have brought health and joy to thousands of people whose middle name Give-Mc-Some- Morc. You just must try it. PARA MOUNT ONA1SE SALAD RELISH— delicious for sandwiches. feee recipe book APPOINTMENTS MADE bt 'the governor ATLANTA, (Is.—Harold Paxton, of Colquitt, and E. E. McCarty of Early, were appointed to the state hoard of education by the govern or. Their terms are to run four yean each, beginning September Oth. Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company’s Private Wire llllllllllllt Taimadge Bros. & Co. Distributors “Uncle Sam” Is Particular —so are you about the kind of FRESH MEATS Rnd market products you eat. . . WE ARE PARTICU LAR about the kind we sell—hence' you can al ways find the best here. Give Us An Order and Test Our Service. Phone No. 747 NATIONAL MARKET 124 Thomas Street For Making Home Made CandV For making bon bona, delicious fudge and candies of all kinds, as in all other cooking, Carnation Milk is con venient, economical and pure.ItisJustcows'milk evaporated to the thick ness of cream, then •terilized in air-tight containers. Your grocer is the Carnation Milk man. Send for our Cook Book containing 1 OOcco- nomical, tested recipes. Carnation Milk butter, 's cup water, 2aquara chocolate. l*ot •unr, Carnation MikTwater end cream of tartar In « •*ucepan. Stir thoroughly. Place on stove and boil aiowlr. When nearly done, add chocolate and coatlane cooking until the candy forma a aoft ball when dipped in cold water.. Remove from fire. Cool artiaiiy, tfcaaadrvtaorotwly. Turalatoagrmaadpan. There ere many other redpec ee good ee this In the Carnation Cook Book. Seed lor It. Strong Men Like It “MOTHER GOOSE” BREAD makes the ideal lunch for the man who works or for the children. IT BUILDS STRENGTH. Order from Your Grocer THE COFFEE HUOrPK 8elb Our Bakery Products. SKELTON’S BAKERY NEW ORLEANS, I-a. — Liver pool was due 5 down by New Or leans on July, 4 to 13 up on new crops by New York, 2 down on July, 4 to 9 higher on distants, | most on winter and spring months. Southern spots Thursday were {unchanged to 100 down except 5 up at Waco, Dallas’50 lower; mid dling there 26 cents; sales at Dal las 213; all told 3,485 bales vi 2,159 Wednesday. Variation for week in world's visible of American Friday likely to be much smaller than last year’s, 130,000 increase, but visi ble apt to fall under 900,000 vs 2,088,000 last year. This feature not likely to have much influence values. First of monthly private crop condition reports probably makes its appearance Monday. Some im provement likely to be noted. Last month first monthly crop report was issued on 21st. Bureau port is set for August 1st.. Meanwhile market probably be governed mainly by reparation news and Texas weather; continu ation of drouth in Texas would likely cause values to decline temporarily unless European news is very faorable. If reparation matter is settled and peace re stored in Turkey, Europe would probably take 1,000,000 more of American cotton next season than she took this season, which would make the need of a large crop all the more necessary. Favor buy* Ing, especially on depression. FUNERAL NOTICES, RWRgR-mgpctn. arums, cromna Mrs. N. M. Hay of Montgomery, Ala., are invited to attend the T7- rs. A. C. Mr. and BONDURANT.—The friends and acquaintances of Mfsa Mary J. Bontlurant, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bondurant, Mr. John P. Bondurant, Misses Elizabeth M. and Birdie M. Bondurant, Miss Julia P. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moss and family. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moss and family. Miss Sarah Moss, Dr. W. L. Moss, are invited to attend tho funeral of Miss Mary J. Bondu rant at the family home, 725 Cobb street, tomorrow’ (Saturday) after-j noon, at six o’clock, conducted by 1 her pastor, Dr. S. E. Wasson. In- j James Ray Bryant in his second terment in Oconee cemetery. The year, he is survived by Ills par- following named gentlemen will ents, Mr. and Mrs. iMl Oj Bryant of funeral of the former, Mr. W. H. Bruce, to be held at the Doriey Funeral Parlors, Hancock and College avenues, this (Friday) afternoon at 4 o’clock, conducted by Dr. S. E. Wasson. Interment family lot, Oconee cemetery. The pallbearers will be J. W. Swindle, J. A. Lester, J. M. Smith, J. S. Harris, L. B. Tarpley and Fred Warwick, *and are requested to meet at the home at 3:30 o’clock. FUNERAL NOTICE BRYANT—Died at the home of Its parents this morning at 1:25, MARKETS ATHENS COTTON Th local cotton market closed attain slightly lower than the pre- viouil close Friday. The previous close was 2d 1-4 cents, while the market closed Friday at 26 cents. NEW YORK COTTON Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 22.1)5 23.05 22.91 22.95 22.91 July 28.47 26.00 20.30 26.47 26.30 Oct. 23.60 23.76 23.55 23.00 28.65 Dec. 23.21 23.52 23.16 23.21 23.15 A. M. Bids: January 22.94; July 26.40; October 23.62; Decem ber 23.18. NEW ORLEANS COTTON Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 22.70 22.75 22.60 22.64 22.88 July 26.20 25.23 24.75 24.75 26.48 Oct. 22.95 22.98 22.76 22.76 23 03 Dec. 22.77 22.83 22.63 22.63 22.88 11 A. M. Bids: January 22.64; July 25.05; October 22.83; Decent ber 22.69. LIBERTY BONDS Open P. C. 3 l-2s 100.11 100.12 First 4 l-4s .. .. 98.13 98.12 Second 4 l-4s .. .. 98.13 98.12 Third 4 l-4 a .... 99.25 98.28 Fourth 4 1-4».... 98.14 98.14 Victory — 99.24 99.24 CH1CABO GRAIN WHEAT— Sept Dec. .. .. .. July CORN- act as pallbearers and are request ed to meet at the homo it 5:45: Messrs. Carlton Mel!, Fenley Ry- ther, Dwight Ryther, Walter For bes, Carlton Jester, Jr., Moss Me. Coy. BRUCE.—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bruce, Mni. R. C. Stone and Mrs. J. R. Smith of 278 A TERRIBLE GOITRE Removed. Without. Operation Mrs Cox tells how. _W«a Short Of Breaht. .Eyes Bad. .Could Not work. .In Bed Part of Time. Stainless Liniment Used. Mrs. Dot Cox says come to Troy Ohio and I will show you what Sorbol-Quadruple has done for me. If you can’t come, write. , Get more information at Citiien Pharmacy and drug stores 'every where or .write Sorhdl-co.ui. *:>)' Mechanlesbunf, Ohio. ' - . . OATS— Sept Doe., .. .. July .. .. Open P. C .. 99% 100% .. 102% 103% .. 100% 101% .. 76% 70% .. 64% 0454 ... 84% 8454 .. 35% 35% .. 37% 37% .. 40% 4054 NEW YORK STOCKS Open 1P.M. P.C, W54 36% Coca Cola . Ken. Copper Ind. Alcohol Am. Tel. Tel. 12214 U. S. Ste«l . 9254 Loew’a Inc 7854 .... 35 4914 49% .... 12254 9284 92T4 .... 15% “GOOD EATS” You Must Have Good Meats .—and the beat place to buy la where the best meats »re sold. WESTERN AND NATIVE BEEF, PORK AND GEORGIA RAISED SPRING LAMBS —that are kept on refrigeration from the time they reach ns until we send them out on your orders— insuring you that they reach you fresh, pure and wholesome. HAVE YOU TRIED PIEDMONT WEINERS They’re the Beat. Cali l«I«—1617 and Order New. PIEDMONT MARKET 240 N. Lumpkin Street CURB MARKET BULLETI Apples, 30t gallon. Beans, string, 30c gallon. Beans, butter, 25c gallon. Beeta, 10c bunch. Butter, 30c and 40c pound. Dowberriea, 10c quart. Cabbage, 5c pound. Carrota, 10c bunch. Cantaloupes, 6c to 1254c each. Cucumbers, 7%c each. Chickens, friers, 30c pound. Hens, 18c pound. Roosters, 12c pound. Ham, home cured, 25c pound. Bacon, home cured, 16c pound. Lard, home made, 16c pound. Onions, 6c pound. Peas, green, 4c pound. Potatoes, Irish, 6c pound. Potatoes, dry sweet, 25c peck. Potatoes, new sweet, 4c pound. Tomatoes, 15c pound. Corn meal, 3c pound. . Boasting ears. 30c to 40c doien. Peaches, 35c basket. Grapes, 40e basket. Graham flour, 4c pound. Bruce Funeral Is Held Friday Afternoon Funeral serrlces tor W. H. Bruco, who committed suicide Thursday morning, were conducted Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Dor sey's funeral parlors and the In terment followed In Oconee ceme tery. Dr. 8. E. Wasson of the First Methodist church was In.charge of the services. The pallbearers were. J. W. Swindle. J. A. Lester. J. S. Harris, L. B. Tcrpley and Fred Watwitt. . ffurrtvtndi**; tfcghe, are ns widow, three daughter*, Mrs. J. n. *mtth, Mrs. Evelyn 1 stoncur 'Aimua; Mrs. n. .next of Montgomery. Ala., one eon, A. I- C. Bruce, of Roanoke, Va. “Corned Beef and Cabbage” May suit Mr. Jiggs al right—but not Maggie. If you want the best of Western and Native Beef—or fresh Meats of any kind, fresh fish aqd nice chickens Phone 1446—1447 or. Call At 247 E. Broad Street , We Sell Quality * Meats Always. Western Market We Deliver Promptly Tuckston and two brothers. The funeral will be this afternoon at five o’clock from the Tuckston Methodist church, Rev. Allen will officiate with Bernstein Bros., funcrai home in charge. BIG TENT TONIGHT 8:15 The Value OF Salvation ONE MILLION? ft )>>: fir-: j i EH SCHOOL One Hundred and Fifty Students Make Trip Sat urday. Normal School Next Saturday. One hundred and fifty summer school students boarding at or near the University caihpua will go on a picnic up to Tallulah Falls Sat urday morning. They will leave Athens at 7:45 A. M-, Saturday and return at 8 P. M. Three coaches have been reserved for the party. The excursion is directly in charge of Mr. Miller of the South ern Railway. On the following Saturday a* sim ilar excursion will be give nt sum mer school students boardiug rt the State Normal School. CANARY’S Guaranteed Singers , $6.00 Patrick’s Pharmacy Phone 88 Thornton’s SATURDAY Dinner 50c Vegetable Soup Hamburger Loaf Green Cabbage Com on Cob Pickled Beets New Irish Pbtatoes Muffins and Biscuita Green Apple Roll Coffee, Tea dr Milk 50 Cents Sapper 50c Fried Fish Trout Hominy Grits American Fried Potatoes Pork and Beans Banana Pudding Hot Biscuita Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents Nix Appears Before the House Committee in Be half of Law to Allow Merger in Athens. Ablt Nix, attorney for the Athens Railway and Electric company, ap* poured before the general Judiciary committee of the House of Rep •resentatives in* Atlanta Thursday in behalf of a bill which will give the company the right to operate the gas nnd electric plants under one overhead. •Representatives Toombs Du Bose and Frank Holden appeared before the committee In behalf of the bill which would allow*street railway of cities or towns to operate gas plants. At present the law allows only interurban railway companies to operate gas plants. The Athens Railway & Electric company recently purchased the gas company but must operate them under separate charters un der the present latf. If the proposed bill !j passed they can operate under one overhead. \ Athens Visitors VO YOU KNOW? That i Golden Cream Bread is made of the best flour, ‘fresh sweet milk and Crisco and that it is more nutritious than ordinary bread. Make a through test and find out for yourself. Benson’s Bakery Experience, Eat More Wheat * •- i much in any buaineis. ttr fs the climax of ten generations of mill ing experience. Its quality ia carefully guarded by America's Fint MIR. Gro wl* jiandle it. , , , Webb-Crawford Co. 11 ™' 1 Wholesalers. Athens; _ ' -..._ Among those visiting In Athens Friday wore M. Ousley, Greenville, S. C.; J. E. Tice, Greenville. 8. C.; J. D. Wilkins, Greensboro, N. C. Robert Wilkins, Greensboro, N. C.; Dr. W. B. Massey, Richmond, Va,; A. J. Massey, Birmingham. Ala.; dames W. Merritt, Gaines ville, Oa. J. .H. Atkins, Atlanta; Eugene Anderson, Macon; Mrs. Eugene Anderson,. Macon; W. R. Henry, Now York; i- L. Riley. Atlanta; R. W. Lawrence, Union Springe, Ala.; R. B. Broyles, Birmingham, Ala.j E. W. Macon, Atlanta. Mra. George Hogan, Aflgusta; ®M»» J. N. Hogan, Augusta; Mra. Mary Hubba, Nashville. Tenn.; Miss Mary N. Hubbs. Nashville, Tenn.; Mlaa Nolle Lane, Cincin nati, Ohio. B. B. Fox, Atlanta; Don T. Mil- ton, Atlanta; D. W. Aihby. Jr., At lanta; E. M. Scott, Atlanta; L. R. Martin. Atlahta; U. R. Catitrell, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Howell, Louis- iana. Mo. C. W. Adams, Covington; F. C. Cash. Gainesville, Oa.; W. 8. Cole man, Atlanta; Miss Sadie M. 'Pow ell. Augusta; J. W. Griffeth, Sa vannah; R. w. Stewart, Macon. R. D. Leeds, (Chicago; \y, o. Allen. New York; Charles E Dry- den, Brunswick. Oa. Dramatic Class Is Organized Under the Instruction .and super vision of Mias Carolyn Cobb, head of the Expression department of the Vnlvcnlty of Georgia Sqmmer School, the Dramatic class has been thoroughly organised. This organisation will be known as the "Georgia Univeralty Players." Tho class officers are as fol lows; 1 Mis Allle Cox, Fort Valley Oa'. president. I > Mias Loettle Woodward, East-] man, Oa., publicity director. MJss Evelyn Jones, Meaoesville.i On., publicity reporter. Miss Ulllnn Daniels. Fitzgerald,! On., publicity reporter. Miss Emmaloe Pain. Edison, no.,’ publicity reporter: Mha Inovia Cofrr, Slloam, Ga„ publicity reporter. By the klndneta of Mlaa Ethel Bradley, president of the Y. W. <5 A. work at Georgia University, the place of recital for these one-act plays will bo the “Y" hat every afternoon nt 5:45 o'clock. PLAYS FOR WEEK Monday, Jolv 23-“FIorfst Shop.' Tuesday, July 24—"The Twlllghl Saint” -rj iK» iA-Mk You Can’t & ese Pro ices CURED HAMS 45c lb. RI.SU !. J3j 6 f PORK CHOPS 28c pound FRESH FISH MULLET 15c Lb. NORMAL MARKET Western and Native Meats 1344 Prince Avenue Phone 1336 The Wier Grocery Co. Washington and Lumpkin Streets ■ STAPUkAND FANCY GROCERIES Cash and Deliver Phone 166 SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY Large Can Royal Baking Powder Small Can Royal Baking Powder .. .. Kingan Bacon, 1’Pound Carton .. .. .. Kihgan .Bacon . - r ■ . Sliced:. . .. .t .. .. 24 Pounds White Rabbit Plain Flow •> 24 Pounds Nonparicl Plain Flour ...... 24 Pounds Tommy) Tucker Self Rising Flour... . . . 24 Pounds Merry Widow Self Rising Flour .. .. :. 8 Pounds’Silver Leaf Lard i'.( j.,. . . . .. 4 Pounds Silver Leaf Lard 3 Pound Can Votan Coffee.. .-. .! 1 Pound Can Votan Coffee ... .’.-w We Deliver Your Orders Promptly. The Wier Grocery Co. 44c ...24c , 38c 36c $1.15 $1.10 90c 98c $1.32 68c $1.10 37c I, Sen* Yourself and Be Well-Served " AT '* ' '■* Piggly - Wiggly I 25 Pounds Sugar $2.33| [ "EANNLTTHERALD WANT ADS [Quarts Weston Oil 43c| “ 24 Pounds Self Rising y0Q I (A Good Grada) >Nq. 2 Del Monte Pineapple ■ ’ 24C I (Grated) .7 ,. .. .. | 75*1 ; .y (One Pound Sugar Han) ' i Jello, , Packagfe.UK.’- .. CHOl U Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, Package .. .. .. .. .... Swans Down Cake Flour, Package .. J Com Flakes and Post Toasties One Pound Jars Conova Peanut Butter Royal Baking Powder (Large) .. .. . v ,. .. ..., A - Same Prices'on These Goods Xt AH Paddoclffg: ■Company Stores.- ■ **’ •>v 10c .10c 35c j 85c I 35c 42c