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Minimum C srfla of 40 Cant*
giertlona. tlmoa for tta
Insertion*.
All ditconfnuknoM MUST be
ii si The Ban*
e or by lotttr.
'1 nuance# ara
75
Lost and Found
(1ST—Platinum bar pin,
in Michael’s Store or in
isincss section Saturday
ftcrnoon. u Fipder please
iturn to Bdnner-Herald
ffice. Ite^wd. j31d
1st - ONE LIVER TICKED
Winter, Iarjre Rear on shoulder.
Mack. Reward if returned
E. Lamkin, Phone 281-W.
J31p
paid from for . tf***# canvassing
ary. Piedmont Business College,
Lynchburg, Va. j29p
WANTED—Male Help
Wanted — Eight re
fined young men for
canvassing work. (Exper
ienced.) No delivery, no
collecting, guaranteed sal
ary and commission. Ask
ior Jttr. uwen at the Geor- Permanent position for three
Rian Hotel after 9 a. m. tf l ex P ericnced salesladies. Experience
‘necessary. Davison-Nicholson. j31c
WANTED — Ten refined
young ladies, also re
fined middle aged ladies
work, no collecting, no de
livery. Guaranteed salary
and commission. Ask for
Mr. Owen, at the Geor
gian Hotel, Ladies Parlor,
after 9 a. m. tf.
WANTED — COMPETENT Sten-
ographfer to substitute, begin
ning August sixth for four weeks.
Pleasant work, cool office. Box
• |40j_Athe n s. j29c
Wanted
WANTED—MANAGER for store
to be opened in Athens. No
tiro experience necessary. Send I I
reference with first letter. United * WANTED—TO BUY 5-Paskenger
Tire Stores, 167-169 W. Quincy 1 Ford body. W. H. Benson, Ben-
St., Chicago, Ill. j29p »° n s Bakery, or Phone 239. j29c
DST—KOLLiWyptULS—$20 or information.
CO, between Dixie Army Store p 0 {„» C.
d Citizens Pharmacy. *
SAESMAN—$150.00 MONTH and
expenses selling cigars. Experi
ence not necessary. Send self-
addressed stamped envelope for
National Cigar Co.,
" j20p
WANTED — THREE OR FOUR
rooms completely furnished for
Ught housekeeping. Prefer close
in. Address P. O. Box ISiS. tf. [ FOR SALE'— THE
Closing
Summer
prices, from
MRS. A
304
ONE-HALF Ihe world
doesn’t know how the
other half is getting on,
but the little Banner-Her
ald Want Ads bring botfi
halves together for their
mutual benefit.
Coal—Coal—Coal
Jno. L. Lewis, ' president United
Mina Workers of America, says:
“BUY COAL NOW.” Don’t wait
for something to happen to fright
en you into it.
W. L. Hancock Coal Co.
Phone 707 Phone 707
Iron and Metal
The second] install
taxes are duc/frorn,
August 1st, itch
who fail to i
ust 1st will
on fl fa, which
against all delinquents.
G. E. O'FARRELL,
Aug. 1. City Marsha].
MARKETS
The local co m market closed
off again Sat day, at 23 cents.
FOR SALE — FORD TOURING
car in good running condition.
Complete with starter. A bargain
at $185.00. Can be seen at 250
Baxter St. j27p
OUR PEDIGREED USED CARS
are good for long and satisfac
tory service. You save th« differ
ence. Conolly Motor Co. tf.
j29t>^CIGAR SALESMEN— $150 month
i expenses. Experienced salesman _ ..
, [preferred, but bustler without ex- Banner-Herald*
IOINTER DOG, Wearing perience will be accepted. Consol-
leathcr collar when ^ Has fdated Qigar Co., Hgih Point, N. C.
IT »
Situation Wanted
WANTED—POSITION BY young
man experienced in cotton grad
ing, also two in real estate. Givty
me a trial. Address “Work,” care
“ " J30p
spots. Answers to name
Itck.” Finder call 58-J. L. H.
- j30c
j29p
WANTED—Situation
1ST—FEMALE FOX TERRIER
pjippy, whito wKNvne liver apot
bark. Answers to name of
Thispcr.” Finder please call S.
Usscry, Phone 1686.
RAILROAD
SCHEDULES
EARN MONEY AT HOME during
spare time painting lamp shades,
pillow tops for us. No canvassing.
Easy and interesting work. Ex
perience unnecessary. Nileart Com
pany, 2311, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
i j20p
MAN W A N T E D-BY OLD
established drholeslae coal cor-
poration to solicit carload orders
for finest quality hard and soft
ceals from combined consumers
for shipment direct from mine.
Saves users 25 per cent or more.
Stores, factories, igbools, institu
tions, homes arc easily sold. Our
men making $6,000 to $10,000
yearly. Some working capital nec
essary in tho beginning. No ex-
| perience required. Our field rep-
* resentative will be in Athena in
the near future for personal in
terview. Boylston Coal Co., 3670
So. Racine Ave., Chicago. j2Jp
SELL MADISON “Better Made”
Shirta direct from our factory
to wearer. No capital or/experi-
enct required. Easily s6Id. /Big
profits. Write for freaf, samples.
Madison Mills. 603 /Broadway,
for rent—6 B 9 YS nr£R?
lent Hancock Ave., nn athletic
GEORGIA
Candy Kitchen can be bought
out at a reasonable cost to any
one that wants business. Apply
273 Hancock Ave.j3
FOR SALE — REFRIGERATOR,
100 lbs. capacity. Half price.
Address “Refrigerator," care Ban-
ner-Herald.
Money to Loan
REAL ESTATE L'OANS—fl PEK
cent money. Bankers Reserve
System 6 per cent loans are made
on city or farm property to buy,
build, improve, eg, pay Indebted
ness. Bankers Reserve Deposit
Compan^rfWth Bldg., Cincinnati,
WE WILL BUY for cash old Junk
Automobiles. Healers ini scrap
iron, rags, metal. DIXIE IRON A
METAL CO. Phone 1151, 414
Foundry St. 824c. I
Used Car Pick-Ups
Cadillac 8 $400.00
Chevrolet 490 ... $125.00
All of our cars are in good
condition.
EPPS GARAGE
Hudson ' Essex
a24c
The previous
cents.
NEW Yi
NEW YOR
ports of rains
further downwa
prices Saturday
appeared to be
at the start, ’
checked the decl
tracts broke to
ing, or 80
previous night,
mopths opened
points lower. Ii
sure was absoi
se was 23 1-2
( K
r E-:
s , 1
covering, notably l r Wall street
interests.
October contracts lold as low as
21.20 on the call, b t were bid up
to 21.38 by coverii , orders, fol
lowed by later decl nes to around
21.20. the market it the end of
the first half hour eing very un
settled, with evidei tea of further
active .southern se ling and com
mission house' liquii ition based on
the Texas rain new .
After rallies in t * last hour of
10 to 15 points oi Wall < street
ccvering teh mark t turned weak
again and closed tt about the
Iqwest of the day, percsJnting 36
to 76 points ne loss.' Heavy
southern selling i ltd lower apot
market were par ly responsible
far the late weakt ! ss.
The following cere the ruling
precs in the exet inge Satuday:
Tpne steady; n iddling 23.45c;
quiet.
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
Jafl 21A0 21.30 0 83 20.88 21.30
Mar. 21.45 21.45 1.00 21.02 21.45
Mav 21.46 21.46 0.96 20.97 21.47
Aug. 21.40 21.40 1.15 21.60 22.10
Oct. 21.25 21.48 1.07 21.14 21A0
Die. 21.40 21.48 1.02 21.01 21.50
NEW ORLEA S COTTON
NEW ORLEA* S.—Private re
ports of rains at many points in
Texns werejwdpon ible for a large
volume o^'etferin s ill the cotton
m -iiLwr Saturday under which
wlfes lost 27 to 9 points in the
.Irst hour of busi i-ss. A great
deal of hedge sell tg-esme on the
market along wit i which were
reports oi the ap tearance of the
first bole of the crop at many
points in the sot ihwest, October
fell off to 20.4 cents «. pound.
Too much rain in entral ana salt
ern portions of t e cotton region
.«ppe»redl\ io Ah’ loathe
around this nvtl. ,
During'',the st tond half of the
dess ion thd tone was steadier , at
the result of weel end realising on
the short side, bt I no wide recov
eries resulted. I ater months at
cne stage made aew low levels
and at the iowet the llat was 41
to 49 points dow . The close was
41 to 46 paints iet lower on the
day with Oetobi • at a range of
20.43 to 20.47. ‘
The followini were the ruling
prices in the ex hangs Saturday:
Tone, barely iteady; middlini
22c; steady.
Prev.
Open Hig Low Cloae Close
20.80 20.8 20.55 20.61 20.95
COTTON
■Numerous
Texas caused a «>n.
swing in cotton Mar. 20.93 21.0
omlng, but there
me good buying
ieh temporarily
August eon-
,30 on the open-
down from the
bile new crop
WANTED—POSITION by young
lady experienced in stenographic
and general office work. Address
P. O. Box 444. j30p
FOR RENT—Rooms
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE Fur-
nished apartment with connect
ing bath, for lijjh^housekcepingr,
on Milledge Avenpe/ Phone 1303.
_ j30c
APARTMEN
room apai
modern.. conveniences, $20.00.
room apart/ient, Milledge Ave.,
all modem/ conveniences, $35.00.
Albert E. /)avison. j29c
FOR re:
cottage,
ienfc • to
Immediate posses!
“House,” care Banner-Herald or
Phone 940-M, j30c
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Old news
papers ten cents per
bundle pr three bundles
for,' twenty-five cents.
Banner-Herald Office.
SEE OUR PEDIGREED USED
cars before you buy. Conollv
Motor Co. tf. WHITE PRESSING COMPANY
Cleaners that clean. Hata reno-
FOR SALE—ONE STUDEBAKER vatod. Phone 686. al8c.
car in good condition. Must
have money, $75.00 cash gets it.
Answer “Car,” care Banner-Her
ald.
FOR SALE — FIFTEEN,
bred Rhode Island r
months old. Answer
care Banner-Herald.
WANTED^Misc.
WANTED\-/We are in
the market for Seed
Oats anckykeat. It must
be pure and stjund. Cofer
Seed Co- Phorte 247,
N. Lumpkin St.
FINBS METKIDSTO
BIDE ELEflENTS
20.62 20.62 21.05
May 20.85 20.8 20.57 20.57 20.98
Oct. 20.80 20.8 20.40 20.48 20.89
Dee. 20.75 20.0 20.48 20.48 20.93
CHICAGO 4UOTATIONS
The followin were tb/ruling
prices in tho ex hange
Open High
WHEAT—
July .. . IBW 97 * 96* 96*
Sept. 97 * 95 * 95*
IDeejaT 100 * 00 * 99 * 98*
RN—
89* 88* 88*.
77% 77* 77*
03% 63 63*
(By Associated P css.)
CHICAGO.—Two- chi nical ele
ments hitherto contidei id indivis
ible have been separa ed by Dr.
William D. Harkins, r n.v.sor nt
Physical chemistry nt t! i universi
ty of Chicago, wnoso < tpertmants
In this field are eapec wt,lo rev
olutionise ihe chemical heory of a
centory.
- Dr. Harkins explain i how ho
tried io separate ct orlne, the
greenish yellow gas i ed by the
Germans when they irst intro
duced chemical warfa s. Chloriqo
has long been consldi ‘ed one of
the 90 odd' elements, Ike carbon,
oxygen and hydrogen, which havo
defied all attempts t division.
These so-called elemei :s are pres
ent In the earth and I the sun.1
“For five years we forked,* ho
said. "We tried all so ts of appa
ratus and used more t »n a toirnt
oxygen chloride before re succeed
ed. Tho gas was dlffu ed through
the stems of church w rden pipes,
These pipes are mat > of while
clay and hare stems letweott 18
and 24 Inches long. ' ho lighter
parts of the gas pass d outward
through the stems. 1 te heavier
parts remained, and tl ts wo dls.
covered that our so- ailed elk-
mem, chlorine, could b < separated
and another tlme-hono ed thewv
bad surrendered. Vlrtni ly all phy
sicists and chemists In the United
States have accepted t e result*."/
Dr. Hsrklas then d monstnUu
that mercury, also e nsldered-n
fundamental unbalance, an be bro
ken up. Ltkd' the chlo no twins,
the parts of mercury look Ulikn
but are •vastly dlfferen In weight,
he explained. Dn. Har Ins Is pttf-
formlug similar experpents with
xlnc and cadmium to
too are mixtures li
menti.
“These expoi
then that there prol
one fundamental elon
the 90 we have beei
faith on all these yi
kins said. “That
hydrogeh. and,
fhecry. all the so
are compounds of hill
urn with hydrogen, f
turn Itself ts built nj
then all the el.
gen. tl
tratomlc compounds|of hydrogen.*
TRAFFIC PROBLEh C0ST8
LONDON MANY MILLION9
LONDON—Twentylmillion pounllf
annually Is throwif to the wlntl-
os the result or trltflo delays and
congestion on ths Itreots or Lon
don. according to /experts In tin
art of statistics, ft his huge sum-
which is eufflclerjt, however, to
arouse the Indlgndtlon of mnny
London newspapers, and to open n
campaign agalnef the present
plight of the strert traffic.
The members Mr London In the
of fommniL have agreed !>
the matter ip aipl'Pnaent
bill designed to argulnte all.class*
es of traffic In tile city.
The most dlfl.rilt problem *ln
London la that ol the omnibus nml
bther heavy motlir lorries. There
about 3.700 Ipassenger busor
luoperatlon In tl* city, and th'<
ly Increasing. ; f
JiOW MUCH r OR ONE LEG?
LIVERPOOL- An English troy
now knows who his country thtnles
a !e tls worth. He was forced In
hnve a port of his limb amputt* .
sted dn? to a n otor nccldent. Ar '
damages, he \ aa awarded
pounds.
, L
FOR
FOR
Twine
sowing v oats,
other
Co, Phol
Lumpkin St.
gs and
g and
and
fer Seed
269 N.
j29c
FOR SALE—Ice box.'Fifty-pound
capacity. In good condition, has
water-coil Installed, will sell at a
bargain. Phone 759. j29c
Auto Parts Half Price.
Auto Wrecking Company
840 Broad Street -
STEAM-PRESSING
Cleaning, Dying, Altering
anil Pressing.
RED & BLACK PRESSING CLUB
Cor. Broad and Lumpkin Sts.
Phone 1317. a20c