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THB BANNER-TfBRXLD. ATHENS. BEOltCtS.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEVRER 5, 1013,
swimming
social meeUnk.
Frank O Miller, adjutant, has
sent the following letter of invi*
tatlon to qiembers:
Dear Buddy:
Tuesday night, September 11th.
is going to be a Hod Letter Day
in the history of the Allen L
Flemming Post of the Americas
Legion.
We are going to have a big so*
cUil meeting at East Lake at 6:3C
p. m., of that date. There will be
u general big time including eats
(plenty of a<
dancing, *nu»L —
If you have no way* to get there
some to the Court House nt
o’clock and some one wtll take you
There will be a way for everybody.
Please fill out the enclosed card
and mail 'at once as we want tc
know how many to count on.
Bring your wife, sweetheart,' or
girl friend with you.
Yours of ra big time.
FRANK O. MILLER. Adjutant
Don’t forget to mall Its card.
HEW GREEK P«^“,
known' financial and charitable or*
ued at $45, : COO .with Heps of $15,-
005 and $29,004 *wUh, certain minol
rights to 20 V4 aefes and' 'a crOj
mortgage to the bank.. the Brook*
side property, valued at $27,500
bought by Barrett & Company, t»
which Thomas Barrett, Jr, holds
title. * '
When Mr. Pratt was asked about
the, company’s cotton hbldings
Judge Gannhl replied for him with
the statement that the fehedul'
showed 3,093 bales in Augusta and
268 bales in Greenville, having a
total value .of !;J91,000 In reply t«
the attorney’a question, the referee
said all was pledged except 81
bales,,. ,
Mr. Elllston’s election as "trustee
which Was approved by the referee
came aftr WHellam H Fleming haf
told the creditors that Mr. EUiston
had saved the company $20,000 the
first day, of his receivership by
closing out certain spot eontractr
with the mills at 4 price much
higher than /cotton quotations o/
thnt time
: gtuizittoos. By nightfall the fund,
nMiH n Ann
Marled with a check few $5p,000
from a banking affiliation, was
n pouring into the hands of the
II American Red Cross at a rate
II which would indicate, a million
Collars would be recorded in a
l HI * ew k°' l ‘ rs -
IM In the raeantimp, cable and
U V wireless dispatches, streamed in
11,1 from tha illfated island, adding de
tail to tho story or the disaster and
increasing tho casualty list by tens
. of thousands. Friends and* rela-
-— tives, Americans, Canadians and
rea- Japanese, of those known or be-
the*lWved to .havo been in the strick
en area, c’.amored for news. Con
sulates, steamship agencies' and
newspapers were ' besieged, bu?
were abe to add little to the pub
lished information, because* of the*
dearth of direct communication
with tho razed cities.
One of the season's most enjoy
able occasions will take place next
’Tuesday night at East Lake , when
the Allen R. Fleming, Jr., post of
the American Legion will hold a big
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During the flrit part N of the ses
sion which was private. Signor S*l-
andra announced that he vm*
awaiting instructions from Premie*
Mussolini on Italy’s final attitude.
This latest project which would
mean direct negotiation with Italy
but through the medium of th*
council, does. not Involve bringing
into play the league machinery, ft*
provided i nthe covenant; but If ac-
Jcepted by Italy would probably sat
isfy the league leaders, whose goal
is a peaceful settlemeht, however
that may be attained. Th# Italian
did not disclose their view on thf
Greeks connected with the problem
of disarmament. The council
thought the assembly might want
to discuss the two questions to
gether. This may mean the tem
porary shelving of the Canadian
suggestion which Is of interest ♦*
the United States because of thr
senate's discussion of Article X.
The ^Canadian suggestion made T
clear-In the article that no slat*
would be called upon to go to war
without the consent of its ^nrlia-
ment.
A public meeting tu -the found!
will be held tomorrow morning fo
the premntat on of the Itnllnn «■
ATLANTA RECEIVES ORDERS
FOR CAMPAIGN
ATLANTA.—Orders to be pre
pared to receive nnd transmit to
division headquarters all donations
( or relief of Japanese quake suf-
( pr ors have been' issued from the
southern division headquarters of
Ho merlean Bed' Cross here. The
,rtinn followed 1 President Cnot-
I,Ire's appeal for contributions.
Laurens Executive
Committee Fixes
Date For Primary
DUBLIN, Ga.—A meeting of the
Laurens county democratic execu
tive committee was called fo? Sep
tember 4 to fix a date for tLc reg
ular primary.
NEW YORK WILL RAISE
MILLION FUND AT LEAST
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK.—'This city today I,
Inc into Its .pockets to provide re-1
tjnf for tho hundreds of thousand* |
hurt imnjrrv and homeless Htif- 1
LIBRARY OF BEE LITERATURE
DEDICATED BY HONEY MEN
MADISON, Wis.—A library of
litenture on tho industious bee will
be dedicated at the Wisconsin Col
lege of Agriculture here today, and
beekeepea from every stat in the
Union, fom Canada and from #
numb of foreign counties are here
to Join in the historic event.
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alued nt $34,334, with o
of $12,000! a Store a
S. C., worth $1,000; th<
i in Laurens and Tatt 1
i nail counties, totaling 2,796 acres
I valued* at $69,000, with liens o'
j $16,000 and $2,000; 781 acres o*
land one mile east of Augusta, val
isiiTul of Hr.n<7o.
Americans and Japanese joined
In a campaign launched from
headquarters of internationally
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J
Linnell & Company’s
Private Wire
| CrOIU.E SICCM^fTN;
Starring the screen’s new sensational beauty, t-
MARY PHILBIN
and the screen’s handsomest lover
NORMAN KERRY
Thin in the picture thnt astounded New York! After playing
three tremendous weeks nt two of the largest Broadway
theatres, it hoa been booked for a nlndcflnito run nt one of
th legitimate theatres in tho very henrt of New York’s the-
ntrleal district! Do not miss this opportunity to see the!
greatest picture of the year! _
by New York, most on nears.
Southern spots Tuesday were
unchanged to 70 down. Dallas 35
lower, middling 23.40. Sales, Dal
las 29,071, oil-told, 40,940, largest
so far this season hut probably
includes holidays vs. 20,237 lust
Friday. As expected, exports from
U. S. now running ahead of loot
year, since Friday 136,000 against
33,000 since Aug. 1st 320,000 vs.
244,000 compared with last year
stock on shipboard at Galveston,
Tuesday was 15,000 vs. 9,000, New
oniut ... n nnn
OhlyBecause
20-LIGHT COMPANY
DELCO-LK
;s can they make
o/Electric Light Planti
!Lu4u;i:'.
MARKETS
COMPI2TE3Y INSTALLED
for themost popular farmsize
While future cotton went up
Wednesday there was, no change
in the local market. #
Here is the in
stallation you
S et for J539:52
One Delco-LUht Flint, the most
■popnlw sine, Model S66-8S0 wttt.
M volts , (freight ptld).
One steadied Delco-Ulht Exide
Fenny with sixteen lar|o capacity
..111 whit extra thick piste* * nd
Vrtvy' jlui Jars (frrilht p»)^
Tk» :*n»ntt!on e! tho Plent end
’V-V>7 —««>Pl purchtter to fur-
risk Mowet* bts* end battery rack.
ivrrtag yen' hone* for ten (10)
"iljhii to be iocetod anywhere you
whk.
ft—* Lwr outlet wherever jo#
"wey went H Installed in yoor bouse.
m( el ten (10) drop lifhts
"wi* oden end lira in.till.uon ol
-W. RAWe in yonr houte.
- w .standard electri* Utf*
Similar outfit with emofler
* mr , ant -Mn<M<i08
NEW YORK COTTON
Open High Low Cloee P.C.
a. .24.62 25.25 24.48 25.23 24.30
t. .24.90 25.58 24.84 26.51 24.70
c. ..24.80 25.51 24.75 26.48 24.62
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Cloee P.C.
,stss 74.80 24,22 24.85 24.09
t .94.15 94 88 24.12 24.84 24.05
("JUANTITY production makes low price*
-J possible.
Now Playing in New York at $2.00 Prices
* possible.
The Dolco-Light Company makes more form
electric lighting plants than ony other manufac
turer. Over 21 acres of floor space ore occupied
by the great Ddco-Light Factories at Dayton.
Whole carloads leave these factories daily, car
rying Delco-Light Plants destined to brighten
farm homes far and wide throughout tho land.
Over 4,000 skilled Installation men are daily wir
ing homes and installing these plants in all part*
Such quantity production and
WHEAT-
Sept. ,. .,
Sept. ... ..-85% 85% 86%
Dec. ... .... 67% 68 67%
Mav ... ,...-68% 68% 68
OATS—
Sopt 87% 37%
Dei 39% 39% 39%
May ... .,.-.41% 42% 42%
NEW YORK STOCKS
Open P.C.
Coca Cola 77%
F«n Copper 33% 33%
Studebaker 105% 105%
U, S. Steel 01% 91%
Southern Ry 32% 32
Loew’s Inc -.17% 17
CURB MARKET BULLETIN
Apples, 20c gallon.
Beans, string. 30c gdlon.
Beans, Butter, shelled, 15c pint
Butter Beans, 20 gallon.
Butter, 30c nnd 40c pound.
of the country. , ,,
such unparalleled installation facilities enable
tho Delco-Light Company to offer for the first
time this wonderfully low, instaHed pnee for
the most popular farm-size Delco-Light Plant.
Never before has there been such a splendid
opportunity to equip your farm with electric
light and power. Delco-Light will make your
home n better, brighter place in which to live
and work. You can make (he housework easier
for the women. You can make life happier for
the children. You can savo labor and increase
profit* lor youraelf.
You’ve wanted a Delco-Light P|ant. You need
a Delco-Light Plant. Here if your opportunity.
DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY
Dayton. Ohio'
Even in this age of enlightenment some folks spend their
money blindly. They grope in the dark as truly as if their eyes
were bandaged.
And air the time a powerful; light is being thrown on the very
things they need and want
Advertising is a beacon to guide yott in buying. It shows you
what to buy—-where to buy*—and when to buy. At the same
time, it protects yotfagainst fraud and inferiority.
Merchants and manufacturers wjio; advertise deliberately
focus thousands of eyes upon their wares. Their values must
be honest ana their prices right,, or; they, could not advertise
successfully.
buff with the elusive foliar. Spend a
Peppers, 15c to 20c dozen.
Cantaloupes, 5c and 15c each.
'Cucumbers, 7c pound.
Chickens, friers, 26c pound, fo:
-oilers nnd 20c for stags. -
Hens, 18c pound.
Roosters, 12c pound.
Eggs, 30c to 35c dozen.
Ham, home cured, 25c pound.
Bacon, home cured, 16c pound.
Lard, home mode, 16c pound.
Onions, 6c pound.
Peat, green, 20c gallon.
Peat, green, 25c gallon.
Potatoes, Irish, 4c pound.
Potatoes, new sweet, 4c pound.
Tomatoes, 3c pound.
you can get your
Don’t playTilind man’s ...
few minutes each day running through the advertisements in
this paper. Then buy the products that have proved up in the
light of advertising.
Read the Advertisements
DELCO-LIGHT
Over 200.000 .Satisfied Users
R JOHNSON DEALER
Watkinsville Ga.
Fiprn, 15c quart.
•Spinach, 10c pound.
Turnip greens, Gc pound.
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