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iTnURSDAT. OCTOBER (. I023.
fellow Squash 12 l-2c lb.
String Beans 25c gal.
Shelled Peas; Cabbage,
Fancy Celery, Iceberg
Lettuce, Fancy Tomatoes,
Cauliflower, White On-
Ions.
KING-HODGSON CO.
Fancy Lemons 23c doz.
Tokay Grapes, Bartlett!
Pears, Seckle Pears, Or-!
a nges, Cooking and Eat- :
ing Apples, Bananas,
Grnne Fruit.
KING-HOI)GSON CO.
Sunbeam Fancy Sweet
Corn 22c can, $2.42 dozen.
Checker Brand Peas, 30c |
can, $3.30 dozen. ■
No. 2 1-2 Yellow Free
Peaches, Heavy Syrup,!
27c can, $2.97 dozen.
Sunbeam Fruit Salad, 54c|
can, $5.94 dozen-H ■
; KING-HODGSON CO.
Evaporated Peaches
Prunes
Apples
Apricots
KING-IIODRSON CO.
We allow 5 percent Dis
count for CASH and De
liver. I
“Service, Quality, Uni'
irm Low Prices” Our
G-HODGSON CO.
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
417-421 Southern Mutual Building
A large amount of local fund* now on hand for Immediate
Disbursement on City Property.
Market Gossip
Received Over F. J,
Linncli & Company’s
he has now returned to work with
hla former employer,-C. A. Trijaael!
Motor Co., *n the Sales Depart
ment.
Mr. Simpson led al the C. A.
Trunsell Motor Company ealermen
MBiflMlW
(By Ataoclated Press.)
NEW YORK.-—Analysis by Dr.
organa from the body of Mra. Ger-
<r4de Gorman Webb! whope death
fs* being Investigated by a .grand
jury has shown the presence of
poisonous correalve subllmato but
^ not In sufficient quantities to havej
tho last month he w as in Athene j Alexandter 'o "'coettler”*"Bellevue caused h®r death, the New York |
and Ida frlonds wll lb- dollithio.l ] )0sp it a i toxovologist, of the vital I Snn W* ,l 1 ®*™i from » «onrce,|
to know that he is back cn tho Job «,oae to Dr. Ooeiticr. I -
ucIIinL' Ford cars and trucks
p,ol E ^a°d™ byNe* |Orl«u ; . 5 000 v,15.000
O,leans, .'id to dH op by Vca, S
{255,000 in 1921; were 105,000 last
• week.
Cable:; and weather conditions
inland ?ikely to dominate market
Thursday which is very sensitive
t or cold weather possibili
ties. Rains in the southwest put
market up Wednesday, if they
continue, value may continue .up
ward.
Later in month, after the 16th,
frost scares likely and will prob
ably occasion much activity
market.
In view of the uncertainty of
Fresh Norfolk Oysters ^ionlnd'the^ryfeltTKk of
a • ■ mm * * certificated cotton in New York
fepanisn iWacKCrCl favor trading on the conservative
side, particularly as to buy on de-
Mackerc] Steak pressions.
Sentiment more bullish than
Red Snappers otherwise,
Mullets
Wholesale and Retail
Athens Fish & Oyster Co
573 E. Broad St.
GRAIN IS ADVISED
(Continued From Paoo Ono)
,™.,t ?" ' !i3lan f w , . EARLY SEEDING OF
Southern spots Wednesday were
25 to 5G up, except unchanged at
Memphis. Texas markets 35 to
40 higher; Dallas 35 up, middling
there 27.60; sales rather small,
D .lias 6,827; all told 24,357
27,860 Tuesday.
Compared with last year’s stock
on shinboard at Galveston Wed-
.. j nesday was 10,000 vs 75,000; New
MARKETS
VictroIa^Keeps^You
I Cheerful. AUlDay
There ^re so many times {when j the
( Victrok can brighten your daily program/of
things to be done about the house. It Play it
while you work and notice how it keeps you
feeling happy. * If you have nonfc,' visit our t
store and wc shall be glad to show you various
.models.jTerms you will like.
Dorsey Furniture Co.
ATHENS COTTON
Tho. local cotton mnrket Thurs
day closed at 28 5-8 cents. The
previous close was 28 H cents.
NEW YORK COTTON
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
Jan. 27.90 28.15 27.72 27.93 27.90
Ofct. 28.75 28.97 28.57 28.70 28.60
De*J. 28.40 28.70 28.24 28.43 28.35
11 A. M. Bids: October 28.72;
December 28.56; Janur.ry 27.90.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
Jan. 27.75 28.05 27,57 27.80 27.73
Oct. 28.06 28.24 27.96 28.08 27.93
Dec. 27.98 28.19 27.70 27.93 27.81
11 A. M. Bids: October 27.12;
December 28.01; January 27.83,
compared with 19.5 bushels for
November fifteenth seeding. *rul-
Ext rein o early sending of wjieut
is not desirable it was shown, due
to liability of injury from Hes
sian Fly, but seeding from October
fifteenth to the twentieth in the
northern part of the state has
given yields nearly twice as high
as seeding on November the fif
teenth.
The dates of seeding at the. Tif-
ton Experiment Station have not
been the same every year hut from
the data It was evident that need
ing by November 'first is much
safer than later seeding. Late
seedings sometimes give fair yields {
but cannot be counted on every
year find the earlier seedings give j
much better yields on the average, j
The January first and February
first seeding In 1923 were a total
failure.
Appier and Rilghum are two of
tho highest yielding varieties but
pure seed of either will give much
higher yields than mixed seed.
Tho Appier Is usually more re
liable, but the Fulgbum la a-de
sirable oat on account of its easi
ness.
In the southern part of the state
the Appier appears,to/have a de
cided .advantage most years,
ghum* Oats gavo practically the
same results.
FIRE INSURANCE
Seventeen Yean of Satisfactory Service. Strong Comnanlci
Prompt Adjustments.
CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
Phone Three-Fonr-Five
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open P. C. Close
WHEAT—
July 108% 108% 107%
Dec 108% 109% 107%
May 112 112% 111%
CORN—
July 76% 76% 7B%
Doc. .. 76% 76%
Mty^. . .. 74% 76% 74%
r.rr.. .... .... <4%
1.7% 47% 43%
MsY tv m w* 46 46% 46%
First 4 l-4s .
Second 4 1-4* ,
Third 4 1-4.- .
Fourth 4 Ms
Victory
BONDS
Open
.. 1 tw.7
,. 97.9
.. 98.14
.. 97.9
P. C.
99.8
97.8
97.10
98.11
97.9
99.9 99.6
NEW YORK STOCKS
Open P. C.
.... 75%
83% 33%
99% 09%
89% 89%
33% 33%
Coca Cola .. ..
Kcnnicott Copper
Studebskep .. ..
U. S. Steel .. -
Southern Ry. ..
W. H. Simpson, Jr.,
Returns to Athens
CONFIRMED PROOF
Residents-of Athsn* Cannot Doubt
What Haa Boon Twice Pravad
In gratitude for relief from aches
and pains of bnd backs—from dls-.
tressing kidney Ills—thousands
have publicly recommended Doan’i
Iflilnsu 1,111. Dn.tdsnl. r, V A ,1....
the results were permanent. This
testimony doubly proves the worth
of Doan’s'Kidney Pills to Athens
kidney sufferers. ‘
Mrs. Emory Lester. 134 Vine St,
Athens, gave the following state
ment April 8. 1918: “I suffered
from a dull ache right across the
small of my back and at times I
was laid .up in bed. tmioreiand
lame and wad very nWryous and
restless during the nlglit and morn
ings. I felt worn out from loa
sleep. At times my kidneys di
act right at all. I saw Doan’s«
ney Pills so highly rccommai
that I got some at Smith, A,Bi
Drug more. Aftetr using a hrjf
the pains left my back and'
kidneys wore regulated."
On D«?*»mher 9 19*1. Mrs.
added: "I have had no further oc
casion to use Doan’s. I gladly
confirm my former statement."
•0c at all dealers. . Foster-Mil?
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y—
Advertisement.
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
Too Late to Classify,
POSITION WANTED
YONUG man with six months ox*
perience as traveling salesman
desires work in Athens. Willing
to start on small salary. Not
afraid of work. Best of refer
ences. Apply **H. L. D," caro
Banner-Herald. o4p
FOR RENT—APARTMENT
FOR RENT—5-room apartment*
Millcdge Avenue, corner Meigs
street. Modern cqnvenicnces. A.
A Sense of Style
Ayl'ANY young men possess an inborn sense of style*
fora^ahd jg^ofP t^st£' They! % IL ‘Mo<r;'the correct
thing at a glance.' This sound knowledge of style responds
instwdyffc'the.upcoiipion.develo^M^^n^a*i£#!Fall
XXjiLJijJr XT .,
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Broader shoulders, shorter coats, wider trousers, straight-
end vests, and other distinctive features in exclusive effects.
LEE MORRIS
. “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Corner Broad and Jackson Streets
.
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
Announce the opening of Store No. 1230 at Athens, Georgia
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER Sth, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
> FOR INSPECTION ONLY = NO GOODS SOLD FRIDAY
Souvenirs for Children. Music for Everybody. You are cordially invited to inspect the store and get acquainted with our organization
OPEN FOR BUSINESS—Saturday, October 6th—8:30 a. m.
with a complete line of wonderful value ten cent staple merchandise and many big special values.
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
Clayton St. Athens, Ga.
