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• C Y 1 PAGB BIGHT ' ms wanm-weaxw. cthewb. bepbbbc.; FIRE INSURANCE Seventeen Yean of Satisfactory Service. Strong Companlei. Prompt Adjustments. CAI.L FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO. Phone Three-Four-Five BAD TIE SALTS Say* Backache Often Meant You Have Not Been Drinking * Enough Water . When you wake up with back* ache and dull misery In the kidney DEATH OF’ INFANT region it may mean you have Funeral serveies for the infant been eating food* which create son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith, acids, aaya a well known authority j who died at the residence, 655 by the entire membership present. The entertainment committee announced that “Ladies Night” would be held on the evening of October 30th. A special program will be arranged for this occasion and a most delightful evening is anticipated. Among the visitors wore Mr. Stevens, of New York; Mr. Rider, of Philadelphia; Kiwanian Dixon, of Charlotte, N. C., and Robert W. Helvenston, of Florida. Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Liiuiell & Company’s ’ I Iagainst 102,000 for Aiuruit this vear and 494,000 for September last year. j Sentiment more bulliih than j otherwise. Holiday New Orleans land New York. Favor buying es- jpeciaiiy on depressions. j NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver pool wag due 22 to 25 up by New Orleans, 17 to 24 higher oy New York. Southern spots Wednesday were unchanged to 55 up. Texas mar- i kets 40 to 55 higher; Dallas 55 up; middling there 27.30;'sales Dallas)Jan. 8.256; all told 31,056 vs 36,167 " Tuesday Stock on shipboard at Galves ton Wednesday larger than last vear again, 86,000 vs 73,000; New Orleans 8,000 vs 19,000. Likely have large mid-month exports from Galveston, perhaps from other southern ports also. Wednesday’s market changed from a scalping affair to a decid- An excess of such acids overworks‘Jackson street Wednesday morn- ed bullish movement, due to more the kidneys in their effort to filter | **??• were conducted at the grave-{ trade buying and large operators NEW YORK COTTON Prev Open High Low Close Close 27.57 27.84 27.45 27.45 27.37 Mar. 27.61 27.87 27.50 27.60 27 40 Dec. 28.08 28.37 28.00 28.00 27.90 11 A. M. Bids: January 27.67; March 27.77; December 28.25. It from the blood and they become * ,de in Oconee cemetery Wednes- buying. However, if weather re port of paralysed nnd loggy. When May at 5:30 p, m. B. Dunaway & main s favorable, will likely re- your kidney, net .luggl.h nnd clog Yu" 8 ’ fu . ncral directors, were in|quire constant support to sustain You muit relieve them, like you I char T%of You must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body’s urinous waste, else you *tfiave backache, sick headaches, dlssy spells: your stomach sours tongue is coated, nnd when^^^ feather is bad you have rheumatic tjirlnges. The urine Is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often sore, water scalds and you Obliged to seek relief two or three - times during the night. Either consult a good, reliable physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in g glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your k dneys may then act fine. This famqus ■Bit* 1s made from the acid ol grapes and, lemon Juice, combined With lithla, and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate j •biggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids In the system, so they nn longer Irritate, thus often teliev- log bladder weakness. „Jad Salts lif Inexpensive, cannot i injure and makes a delightful, efj fervescent lithla-wnter drink I Brink lots of soft water. By ail rocans have your physician exi-! mine your kidneys at least twice! o' year.—Advertisement. { arrangements. 1THS TO discuss: 8 IE L OOK ahead to i Winter, with its snowy or icy streets and roads, and when you buy a tire now, get the Goodyear Cord with the All-Weather Tread. That bead is famous the world over for •!ip!«.a, gripping traction and for long, eco nomical wear, a mend thm new Goodyear Cords with the keeeted Alt- Weether Trend end beck them up with rtenderd market unless trae buying con I tinues. Spinner takings for week and week's insight will not be availa ble until Saturday owing to holi day Friday. Spinners takings for week will run against 274,000 last year and 322,000 in 1921; were 250,000 las tweek. Insight will compare with bOOfiOO one year ago and 480,000 year before last; was 493,000 last week. Census consumption report due Monday, 16th. Returns will run SCOTT HDW. CO. • ATHENS, GA- boen^tteAR H. H. Grave., publisher of the " ' (Gs.) Record, was in Ath- indny conferring with the her of Commerce official, s committee of merchant, rcl- to the proposed trade boom iign here, merchants plan to encour- de and payment of debts notes by giving several hun- ‘ liars worth of prise., Pisn, campaign will bo worked the next few days', recently held a similar with satisfactory re am! Mr. Gravea was asked here and explain the dc. An interesting feature of the Rotary meeting Wednesday was tlu- introduction of a question box. 'That b allowing the members to t b allowing the member questions for information carding the Rotary. The pro- i’ram brought out much informa tion of interest and value to the numbers which was entered into Thornton’s FRIDAY Dinner 50c Vegetable Soup Baked Red Snapper, Tartar Sance String Beam Fried Com ' Sliced Tomatoee Irish Potato Salad Mulflna and Biscuits Cherry Pie Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents Supper 50c lyati Steamed ] Fried Com Vegetable Salad ' Hot Biscuita Banana Pudding “ Milk Coffhe, Tea or 50 Cents WE WILL HAVE FRIDAY MORNING— Real Tender Sweet Corn Small Crook-Neck Yellow Squash Fresh Cucumbers Egg Plants Snow White Cauliflower Hard Head Iceberg Lettuce Extra Good Quality Celery Small Tender Okra Fresh Pineapples Extra Select Norfolk Oysters , Jones’ Littlb Pig Sausage Fresh Saratoga Potato Chips Only a Limited Amount of Sugar Our Motto:— Quality, Plus Service ARNOLD-ABNEY & CO. NEW ORLEANS COTTON Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 27.42 27.65 27.33 27.34 27.22 Mar. 27.40 27.63 27.30 27.30 27.21 Dec. 2770 27.87 27.51 27.52 27.46 11 A. M. Bids: January 27.65; March 27.52; December 27.76. LIBERTY BONDS VIRGINIA SPOTS Salmon Trout, Flounders, Oysters, Boiled Shrimp. J. VAN STRAATEN Phone 1475. Read Banner-Herald Want Ada. THPRSPXY, PCTSBEK If. Tin GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 Southern Mutual Building A targe amount of local fundi now on hand -for Immediate Sbbunement on City Property. 3 l-2s .. First 4 l-4s Second 4 1-4s .. . Third 4 l-4s Fourth 4 1-48 Victory .... CHICAGO GRAIN Open P.C. WHEAT— July no% .110% Dec 109% 109% May 113% 114 Opon . 99.13 . 97.10 .. 97,1(1 . 98.10 . 97.12 . 98.25 CORN— July Dee 77 May 75 % OATS- July .. . .. 45% Dec 43% May ... 110% 109% 112% 76 77 75% 75% 76% 74% 45% 43% 46% 44% 43% 45% NEW YORK STOCKS Open P. C Coca Cola 74% Kennlcott Copper .. 82% 82% Studebaker 95% 95% U. S. Steel 86% 86% Southern Ry. ... .. 84% FOR S. S. MEETING Interesting Program Will Be Observed At Boggs’ Chapel in Oconee Heights Next Sunday. COOPER’S MARKET Rout 17%c and 20c lb. Steak - .. .. 20c and 25c lb. Pork . 30c and 35c lb. Slew .. .. . 10« lb. Sausage — . 15c and 25c lb. Ham . 40c and 45c lb. Sliced Bacon .. 40c lb. Fish . 15c and 25c lb. COOPER’S MARKET WE DELIVER YOU ARE LUCKY Our New York buyer has just sent us 50 Jersey Dresses that we can sell for the remarkably low price of $9.95. These dresses sold ns high as $14.95. All colors and sizes. The kind you want—just the thing for tjhe cool' days. JERSEY $ DRESSES 9 .95 WHILE THEY LAST SMAYBURG’S WHERE IT PAYS TO SHOP 278 Clayton Street Don’t Forget the Place Program for the Clarice County Sunday School couvention which will be held at Bogga Chapel In Oconee Helghti next Sunday waa completed T,huraday and announc ed aa followe: ' »' Morning Station 10:50—Son* Service, T. A. Hen ry, leader. 10:25—Scripture Reading and Prayer, led by Rev. Mr. Jolly. 10:85—The Adult clean In Ac lion, by Dr. N. G. Slaughter, - 11:00—'The New Day In Rails lout Education, by R. D. Webb. 11:85—Period of Builneaad curing of Records. Appointment of Committee!. 11:45—Jenua, the Master Teach* er, by Ablt Nix. . 12:16—Miscellaneous Business. 12:25—Adjournment for Dinner at the Church. (Basket dinner on the grounds.) Afternoon Sesalon 1:45—Song Service, led by L. W. Cooper. 1:55—Scripture Reading and Prayer, by J. L. Pendley. 2:05—Everybody’! Period. (1) One Good Thing About Our School, (2) Our Problems. 2:45—Making the School Evan gelistic. by 8. D. Wingfield. 3:40—Period of Business. Report of County Officers. Place of next meeting. Award of Banner*. 4:09—Adjourn. Dr. J. D. Applewhite le president of the county association. FORBES TO ATTEND BIG Y. M. C. A. MEET (By Associated Press) OKLAHOMA CITY—The Okla homa legislature, called into ex traordinary session by Governor Walton, convened Thursday and after hearing a message from the governor urging that legislation be enacted to unmask the Ku Klux Klan, proceeded with Its organlsa* tion. W. D. McBee, leader of the op. position to the governor, was elect ed speaker of the house. The exe cutive did not appear before the ‘egislature In person, but cent hisi message by Aldrich Blake, his' counsellor. Hundreds of Oklahoma citizens have been beaten and tortured while other hundreds have been I threatened, his message read. The! investigations disclosed from sworn testimony In one enso where six reputable citizens testified they heard the Grand Titan of the Tul sa Ku Klux, Klan make the state, ment that there had been six dif ferent Mer Rouges similar to the Louisiana affair committed In his jurisdiction. Aattached to the message was a record testimony gathered by his military commis sion. He requested the leglslatorr to read it and then publish It. AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO 8NAP OLYMPIC. WINNERS PARIS.—The French Olympic Committee is experimenting' with a mechanical photographic device to record the finishes of the run ning eyenta during the 1924 Olym pic Gamea. Thus far the experi ments have been; raccessful, am* there Is every llkllhood that a cam era wi!l be on hand at the finish line of all races to confirm or In* firm the ruling of the Judges. qA Sale of Jersey Knit bloomers $1.98 In all the new fall shades of Browns, Copenhagens, Greys, Navy Blue, Purple, Black, like picture shown. This is an unusual bargain. CHILDREN’S KNIT BLOOMERS Just Unpacked SPECIAL 50c These are Forrest Mills make—in Black and White. EXTRA SPECIAL SALE of Jersey Silk BloOmera, 15.00 values, on Special Sale AT $2.98 All the fall colors, cut full and good length. You should see these specials in Bloomers. THE FORREST MILLS UNDERWEAR for ladies, misses and children is now ready for your inspection. W. T. Collins Inc. o' V (y g & v V V CtiCCCitCCCCCIUCCOJJWlWWWlWO r WILL last longer than two cheap suits, look better and cost Y. M. C. A. Board Here Holds Meeting At Asso ciation Building Friday 6 P. M. Supper Served. A report of the activities of the boys* nnd girls* summer camp and review of the finances of the year with an outlook* for next year will be features of the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. board at the building at 6 o'clock Supper will be i prepared and served by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Association This le the lest meeting of the board for the pres, ent fiscal year. The meeting be gins at • o’clock. Secretary W. T. Forbes has been appointed one of eight men to re. present the state of Georgia at a big Y. M. C A conference in Cieve land Ohio, beginning OctobV U and lautlng ten days At thte con ference the constitution of the In. ternational Association will be re 1 vised. HAVANA—The Merchant Marine, M. C. A. Is here primarily to deal with American sailors, make their days bets* and help t , when they, art In need, but from time to time the organisation finds opportunity-tq leave Its regular Held and do good In broader pa*, lures Ernest Bratze'^the secretary and his wife always welcome such chances. less. You will find it the most sensible, satisfa&ory and eco nomical way to buy clothes. Kuppenheimer Good Cothes may be slightly higher in price, but they’re vastly better in quality of fabrics and tai loring. They give you more dollar for dollar value than any other clothes you can buy. The HOUSE of KUPPENHEIMER LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Corner Broad and Jackson Streets