The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 05, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BANNBR-HHRXLD. 3CTHEN8. PEPHGK * GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 Southern Mutual Building A Urge amount of local fund* now on hand for immediate Disbursement on City Property. LLOYD Mil PAYS FUST VISIT TO ALWAYS READY FOR Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Growing children want and fre quently need more nourishment ••mTiauuiU, owing to the activity of their restless little bodiej. Balter's Cocoa fills all the require ments cf tho dieti tian end physician as a delicious, pure and healthful beverage. Just as flood for older people. It tt thttxoa tf htih quality Made only by Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Established 17» Mills at Dorchester, Man. . PnJ .MwrtiwJ, Canada BOOKLET OP CHOICE RECIPES SENT F*K I (By Aaaociated Press) ABOARD THE MAURETANIA. NEW YORK—Tho unhappiness* and difficulties resulting from the war have been caused hv an im- i proper or # Ineffective operaMon of tlje provisions of the Treaty of Versa lies, David Lloyd George, for mer Prime Minister of Great Brit- I nln declared here Friday upon his arrival for a tour of the United States and Canada. battles over the green bnlse and hundreds of encounters with news gatherers In most of the capitals of Europe, flinched noticeably at the onslaught of a small army of cs tamcn who rushed him, his and Ills daughter Miss Megan, to the topmost decks of the Maureta nia. More disconcerted than the fnth- was the daughter who receded In semi-fear as the cameramen ad vanced. Through It nil Lloyd George laughed gleefully. He stat ed that he look forward with the greatest anticipation to meeting again his good friend former President Woodrow Wilson. Cleans Floors, Walls, s, etc. Steps, Where The Best Eats Are— COSTA’S DELICATESSEN Fancy Inhere Lettuce, Celery, llcll Peppers, Cucumber., Carrot., Cauliflower, Fancy Red Flame Tokay Grape", Honey dew Melon.. .Uacadoo, Bartlett and Sekle I’cara, Florida Grapefruit pud Oranges, Crimea Golden Klnardn, Winter Ontmna and Relic Flower Apple". Fresh Shipment Prepared COSTA’S *""'•' - DELICATESSEN Phono JI3I. | l>lff!!i AYc Deliver. GIN 159 BALES IN Clarke county pinned 151 bales of cotton of tho 1923 crop prior to September 25, according to the report of tho department of com merce, received hero Friday. A total of 472 bales of cotton bad been ginned prior to Septem ber 26 In this county In 1922. the report states. The crop Is three weeks late. HOTEL SERVANT# SCATTER EMPLOYER-8 8ILVERWEAR LOS ANOELKS—A fortune la loat every year In the knives, forkr and spoon* which accidentally go Into garbage Cana In Los Angeles, according to n number of cafe an* ggSTrrTT~~~~ — — llrest.uraitt owners, who are Jones’ Pig Sausage—Bout grinelpal enfferero. One reeuursnl link and plain Fresh Potato Chips51' California Cantaloupes Large Cooking Apples Tokay (irapes. Pears Crisp Iceberg Celery Fresh Cauliflower Carrots .ried's loss of nearly 949.0(10 It -HVennsir* !sjrt ■*«**•.- ftntnc nf this WAS carried ftwny by pojtrona, but mdft of’ It wAt went to tho hog farm* near hero by way of - the garbage ^Private families* ar< ndt -*» r hoertleaft' Of ' their silver- Wear. It la aald.^but public eating houaea auffer heavy lofoea be- cauae of tho carelesanea of em ployes. A man haa entered the business nf recovering the loat all* | verware from the forma, and arnold-abney & co.^;;;. ^*. n nd • the nnmrfs of the cafea owning i them are returned at a email cost New Brazil Nuts Walnuts in Shell Pecans in Shell New Dromedary Dates Dates in Bulk' ARN ULD-ABNEY. & CO. Parker House Rolls Splits 12 dozen Fresh Morning, Noon and Night. Miik Biscuits 12c dozen ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. Tender Snap Beans Egg Plants Squash Ripe Tomatoes Peppers RNOLD-ABNEY & CO. SEEK HEALTH HINTS . FROM MINILA MANILA.—The director of health of the city of Manila haa supplied ance*, rule* and regulations ro tating tO MnlUUop,.p.s.cnt|on of dtaeoae, Intbeetlbh pt meat, and other measures., * 1 In dolngthls Manila’la comply ing wllhiUie request of Dr. II. Pan, commlaalonor of public health In Canton, who regnrda Manlla'e reg ulation* ** tho beat In the Orient. BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS. Too Lute to Claaalfy. WANTED—Boy. to deliv er papers in Princeton and Cord Mill. Apply /Banner-Herald Office. FOR RENT—One furnished room, two blocks of Post Office. Phone 1316. o8p Take a Trip to Stone Mountain or Tallulah Just HIRE A FORD CAR It Costs So Little / Phone 661 for Prices You-Drive It Co. I’HO.VE ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT CAREFUL ATTENTION. W. PROMPT SERVICE. Native and Western Beef, Fresh Fish and Poultry FRESII LINE OF FANCY GROCERIES. < I Pho FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. We Deliver. CENTRAL Phone 101 MARKET 288 North Lumpkin Scrub the cold-cellar with u RED SEAL Lye solution of one teaspoonful to a bucket of water. Prevents fermen tation and mould, keeps vegetables and preserves sweet and good. Ideal for treating any grimy wall, steps or floor. RED SEAL Lye gives very fine results when used with white-wash on out - buildings, chicken- houses and the like. « Write for booklet describ ing uses. Full directions in each can. Be sure and buy only the genu, me RED SEAL Lye. f.ct< No. 1 Cobbler POTATOES 10 pounds for 30c Nice Ipt tender, crook-neck, home-grown Yellow , Squash, nice large Tomatoe*. String Appit*. Lemons, We Servo All Kinds of . | SANDWICHES 0 - In Our ' Delicatessen Department. IOL -’l>C COMBINATION STORE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT For People, of Discriminating Tastes— We are catering to these people with NOO-NAME COFFEE, and when we make the boys smile ap proval like this, we've suc ceeded. THE YOUNGSTERS LIKE IT—ITS A SUCCESS! . NOO-NAME COFFEE lake lost THROUGH IRRIGATION WASHINGTON.—The extent to which reclamation policies are re making the map of the welt Is shown by the announcement that Tule Lake, measuring 120 to 160 square miieg in area, has been wiped off the surface of the earth. Tho lake waft located in south- ern Oregon and northern Califor nia, on th^ Klamath Reclatmatton .roject. Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company’s [Mspoonful equals NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver pool was due 1 to 4 down by New Orleans, unchanged to 6 lower by New York. Southern spots Thursday were unchanged to 15 up; Texas mar kets unchanged to 15 higher; Dal las 10 up; middling there 27.70; sales Dallas 6,295; all told 25,478 vs 24,357 Wednesday. Certificated stock New York September 28th only 352 bales, in New Orleans Thursday 7,000 va 15,000, The trade ia in a quan dary as to how October New York will be liquidated with so little certificated cotton on hand and a warehouse stock there on Septem ber 29th of only 4,945 bales. Compared with last year and year before, spinner takings for week will run against 233,000 and 255,000; were 195,000 last week. Week's insight will run against 499,000 and 438,000; was 428,000 last week. Stock on shipboard at Galves ton including rapidly again; was 4l,00o Thursday, last year 72,000; at New Orleans 6,000 vs 16,000. Cables and weather conditions likely to dominate market Friday although news from Germany may have some influence on val ues. Sentiment more bullish than atherwise but cautious. Favor buying especially on dc SOUTHEASTERN FAIR! I $3.95 Round Trip ATLANTA SEABOARD , October 5-13, Inc. FRin'/ Y- OCTfir.FR 3. 1923. FJRE INSURANCE : Seventeen Year* of Satisfactory Service. Strong Conm.ni- Prompt Adjustments. * wa P* n <ei. CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO Phono Three-Fonr-Five PATRICK’S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 88 Free dejivery service all over the city. pressions as may have more rain inland, perhaps frost scares in the near (utbra. Look for big advance on first indications of frost in the cotton region. lof many other I brands*/)Jj/5 why CALUMET iwi-wi Banna POHvat Goes farther lasts longer MARKETS NEW YORK STOCKS Open P. C. Coca Cola 75 Kennlcott Copper 8*44 Studebaker 9744 8844 U.'S. Steel ., 8844 8844 Southern Ry. .. -. 84% 3444 Locw's Inc. .. .. .. 1744 .... A New Hunch-1 fir School Lunch! '* Something new. different Iuncn—keeps.kids mgood hu mor and good health— $ Paramount Onaise Salad Relish Spread it liberally on tend- wiches of all kinds. Makes them more appetizing and healthful; keeps them fresh and tempting.': Paramount Salad Dressing j t -tMUtt, rvioum sm. ! Chickens, friers, 30c poun S 4° i-.'.r-T—t?—*•** i broilers, and 3244c for atags- I *** fSrtlSB ' U«H* on U.* nnnml Taimadge Bros. & Co. Distributors Fresh Norfolk Oysters Spanish Mackerel Mackerel Steak ‘ Red Snappers Mullets Wholesale, gnd Retail Athens Fish & Oyster Co 573 E. Broad St. . ^ . ' *>■ A? J —: ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market closed Friday at 28 1-4 cents. The prev ious close was 28 5-8 cents. NEW YORK COTTON , Prcv. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 27.70 27.82 27.34 27.34 27.93 Oct. 28.65 28.63 28.20 28.20 28.70 Dec. 2820 28.35 2744 2725 28.43 11 A. M. Bids: January 27.19; October 28.53; December 2828. NEW ORLEANS COTTON Prcv. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 27.66 27.69 27.10'27,10 2720 Oct. 27.05 27.95 2720 ,27:40 28.01 Dec. 27.79 2726 2729 2729 27i0i 11 A. M. Bids:. January 27.90; October 2720; December^ 27,""’ ' CHICAGO GRAIN PAT_°P’ en - p n?K itv CIOM. , id8ii m% X074t . 10844 10744 10744 IU * July M4 7444 Pec. 7544,, 7844, 7444 Stay 1 .. ;. pffl 73% OATS— 1“ ' »’ ••• . OATS- i , .. , "44%; 1 44’ 43%, - '48%' '48%' ,V ,, - V . 4544;! '48 ( % ( 46% LIBERTY BONDS Open S I-2s First 4 l-4s Second 4 1-4* .. .. 97.7 Third 4 l-4s .. .. 982 Fourth 4 l-4s .. .. 97.9 Victory .. .. .. .. 08.19 P. C. 09.13 072 972 08.11 07.7 9821 CURB MARKET BULLETIN Apples, 20c gallon. Beans, string, 20c gallort. Beans, butter, *helled, 16c pint Butter B*ans,.20e gallon. Butter, 30c and 40c pound. Cabbage, 4c pound.. ... Carrots, 10c bunch. Cucumbers, 12%c pound. Chickens, friers, 30c pound for Hens, 2244c pound. Rooster", 12c pound. Eggs, 35c to 40c doten. Ham, home cured, 25c pound. Bacon, homo cured, 18c pound. 'Lard, home made, 18c pound. Onions, 6c pound. Onion seta, 6 cents. Peppers, 15c to 20c dosen. Okra, 10c pound. Peas, green, lOe gallon. Potatoes, Irish, 4c pound. Potatoes, sweet, 2c pound. Tomatoes, 6c to 7%c pound. Com meal, 3c pound. Roasting cars, 20c to 25c dosen Graham Flour, 4c pound. Figs, 10c quart. Spinach, 10c pound. Turnip greens, 10c gallon. Scuppemongs, 35c gallon. Pears, $1.00 bushel. Thornton’s SATURDAY Dinner 50c GERMAN ART THIEVES BUSY MUNICH. — Burglars recently rifled the villa of tho late Frana von Lenbach, painter of the well- known Bismarck pictures who bos been dead tor 20 years, and stole a number of valuable masterpieces. These Included a picture of Frans Hals called “Tho Laughing Boys." two pictures by Teniers, an origin, at sketch by Rubens, and a number of paintings by Lucas Crannacb and other celebrated artists. LONDON FILLED WITH FOREIGNERS ■ LONDON.—Foreign visitors to London have arrived In such num bers this year that the transporta tion companies have been forced to hire conductors for their buses and trams who are able to speak foreign languages. Many of the new men ore former ormy officer* | who ore unable to find other eni-1 ploymeuL - J 1 Vegetale Soup Brown Ribs of Beef Turnips and Greens Boiled Irish Potatoes Corn no Cob Tomato Sauce Muffins and Hot Biscuits Choice of Pic* Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents Supper 50c Tenderloin Steak, Broiled Stuffed Green Peppers Fried Corn Vegetable Satad ' Cream Pudding, With Sauce Hot Biscuits Coffee, Tea or Milk 1 50 Cents THE WIER GROCERY CO. Comer Washington and Lumpkin Streets STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cash and Deliver Phone 166 SPECIALS FOR SAJTURDAY ONLY 24 Pounds White Rabbit Flour, Plain $i:io 24 Pounds Sky-Hi Self Rising Flour .85c Campbell’s Pork and Beans . 10c Campbell’s Soups :. .. . 10c 1 Pound Can Morning Joy Coffee . . ’ 38c 3 Pound Can Morning Joy Coffee .. $1.12 Kingian’s Breakfast Bacon, Per Pound 39c Iceberg Lettuce, Celery, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Sekle Pears,'Bartlett Pears, Tokay Grapes,. Fresh Norfolk Select Oysters. THE W1ER GROCERY CO. Phone 166 PIGGLY-WIGGLY OFFERS fj-lf -Barrels ... $8.25 Flour •: ...-48 lbs, ., $2.25 Blue RibMn .’ -24 lbs. $1.00 B . a7 J„ GoodIPlainfFlour .. ;^-48 1bs. .. -.V: $1.95 ;^ BarrcIS (Every sack absolutely guaranteed or money back;) BrtPRdbbitiPtire South:Georgia Syrup; gallons,,,,.,... 79c tee, 1 potihd cans .. ... 7Al*.. .. .. .. .. .. 38c NGO-NAME Coffee, NjOp.-N^fE Tea,.Fancy Orange Pekoe, 1-2 pound RVtfufbrd.Baking Powder,large .. .. .. .. .. .-. 10 pounds Calumet Baking Powder Sunbeam Mayonnaise, Small .. .. .... 15c; Large .. 38c . .. 29c .. $1.75 ...25c Cal-Sulphur-Spray to kill bean weevil, 3 lbs. 44c (This is already mixed.) Piggly-Wiggly Fanciest Goods At lowest Prices. THE NEWLY IMPROVED PIEDMONT MARKET The Food Department Store Beautiful W E extend you a cordial invitation to make a visit to this Market—newly remodeled' and Improved in svery facility and detail. Our Meata arc the kind you’ll enjoy serving and eating—always fresh and well preserved. They are choice and carefully selected. Vhe finest Western Meats—personally chosen 'native catUe, slaughtered .at tho Athens Abattoir, and twice inspected by City Meet Inspector ami - Health Officer, Delicious Oysters, Fish by' express dally, PIEDMONT WEINERS made of choice meats In our own plant, and packers* meat products that are of hifboat quality. Get personally acquainted with our attractive store. Every facility and device for tho sanitary and satisfeatory handling of all meats. We are headquarters for highest quality goods in our line, and with service to match. PIEDMONT MARKET 240 N. Lumpkin Phones 1616—1617 240 N. Lumpkin l.TKK I '.eUATY