The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 26, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE SIX THB BAWWER-HBRAtP. ATHENS, GEORGIA FIRE INSURANCE Seventeen Yean of Setiefactory Service. Strong Companies. Prompt Adjustments. CAI.L FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR. ' INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO. y Phono Three-Four*Fire ■FUNERAL NOWC Market Gossip Received Over F. J, Linncll & Company’s (By Leased Wire) 'convinced trade crop hus probably beep over-estimated, perhaps by 500,000 to 1,000,000 bales. Southern spots likely remain strong owing to small interior {stocks, about 1,5000,000 less than one year ago. Warehouse stock here only 118,000; last year 213.- 000. Attitude of Liverpool, weather (at eleven o'clock. The following'ball team which has been hand! acted as pallbearers: Joe Pom, Jim Wages, C. M. Bowden, F. O. Bell, Ben Year wood, and Jack McGuire. Dunaway funeral directors In charge, LAWRENCE—Died Thursday af ternoon, Robert A. Lawrence In his fifty-ninth year, after a short a fternoon.,Mr. Edward A. Ogletree OOGL.ETREE— Died Wednesday illness. Mr. Lawrence is survived by his widow, formerly Mrs. Loret ta Williamson. The funeral vices were conducted by Rev. Joe Bennett fr6m the residence, Hancock avenue, rlday morning k Hj 61 " I conditions and trade^ advices prob- llTWSfW dominate market Friday. Sentiment did not remain reac tionary very long Thursday, more bullish than otherwise at § Orleans, 16 to 22 up by New York, most on nears. Southern spots Thursday ware «SS, 25 Vk 55 “P; “" llas . l 55 |hishe 3 t so far this season. Tr*J^ ddH ? g . th .T. r°o ' ; oU !" Favor buying, especially on.de- DaSi snas“ S ?,° i 0 ,! 0 o U e P ino alC8 'p'-ossions. as shorts apt to feel oi.m- \v2dnl» I** ^ 28,702 vs very uncomfortable pending next VZISSKu' week Fri- F—en, crop forecast Noven,- day will run against 292,000 last, 1 * yefr and 357,000 in 1921; were ! 271,000 last week. I j Week’s insight will compare 11 wfth 548,000 last year and 43H.UUU j j year,before last; was 529,000 last;, week. " j - Light ginnings to 18th, instant, MARKETS Quality Bakery Goods. Notice that good Benson’s in his 79th year. Mr. Ogletree had been In ill health for some time at his home at 145 Mulberry atreet. He Is survived by his widow, and two sons, L. E. Oglethree of Ala bama, and E. E. Ogletree, of this citl, and four daughters, Mrs. R. W. Bailey of Middleton, Mrs. C. A. Bagwell of Q'rmingham, Mrs. J. T. Hale of Attica, and M-rs. E. G. Bar ber of Athens. The funeral aer- vices were conducted Friday morn ing by Rev. Jolly, assisted by Rev, Save, at the Attica Baptist church. The following acted as pallbearers: S. H. Asbell. J. H. Bisson, J. S. . . I Woodall, W. Peterson. G. L. Flem- BlGRCl, the fine texture, * ing, and W. L. Fleming. B. Duna way. funeral directors, were In the delightful crust top and bottom, the perfect color and above all the wonderful flavor. The trade mark (Ben- ATHENS COTTON The local cotton market closed ket closed Thursday at m 3-8 j son’s) means satisfaction NEW YORK COTTON Prev. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 30.22 30.43 30.01 30.05 30.00 Mch. 30.27 30.47 30.06 30.08 30.01 Dec. 30.82 31.05 30.60 30.67 30.58 11 A. M. Bids. January 30.35; March 30.39; December 30.93. Luncheon /) ifi CAmrn#I • is served I —and all x> easily and quickly when you have a jar of whole some, appetizing Paramount Onaise Salad Relish J •’ontbepantiyshelf Delidoui in sandwiches and salads. Im proves meats and fish. Makes . housekeeping easier.' Paramount Salad - NEW ORLEANS COTTON Prev, Open High Law Close Close Jan. 30.10 30.38 20.95 29.99 29.96 Mch. 29.98 30.25 29.86 29.88 29.85 Del 30.20 30.62 30.12 30.16 30.09 11 A. M. Bids: January 30.28; March 30.13; December 30.14. ! CHICAGO GR/IN Open P. C. WHEAT— July 10714 112 10814 107'4 111* 10714 106* 111* Tatmadge Bros. & Co. Distributors Cooks and Good Housekeepers realise the superioritp of Baker’s Chocolate po.l) iking cakes, pi**; puddings, fudges, icts, etc. Be sure tkat you get the genuine, in tne blue wrapper and yellow iabel with the trade- mark of the Choc olate Girl on the beck. Made only bf Walter Baker & C0.L1J. Millf at PctcWct, Mia. and Montreal, Canada SOOKLET OF CHOtCK HECWES SENTrUS 71* 73* 7114 72* 74* 71* 41* 44* 43* 41* 44* NEW YORK STOCK,S Open Coca Col l 69* Kennleott copper .... 30 Studeuuker 96* XT. 3. Steel 87* Southern Ry 32* Loew's Inc 15* P. C. 69* 29% 8614 CURB MARKET BULLETIN Apples, 40c to 50c peck. Beans, string, 25c gallon. Butter Beana (shelled) 25c qt. Buttef Beans, 20c gallon. Butter, 05c to 50c pound. Cabbage, 4c pound. Chickens, friers, 30c pound. Hens, 22 *c pound. Roosters, 12c pound. Squash, 7c pound. Eggs, 40c doien. Ham, home cured, 25c pound. Bacon, home cured, 18c pound. DRCOn, nurau tunsi, »ov you" Lard, home made, 20c pound. Onions, 6c pound. Field Peas, 10c gallon. Field Peas, shelled, 26c gallon. Sweet Potatoes, 2c pound. Tomatoea, 6c to 7c pound. Corn Meal (now),He pouna. Roasting Ears, 20c and 26c doz. Turnip Salad, 10c gallon. Tumipa, 10c bunch. Graham Flour, 4c pound. New Sorghum, $1.00 gallon. to the purchaser. Bensons charge. KIWANIS AIDS HIGH 8CHOOL MONTEZUMA Oa— At a .recent meeting of the Klwanl* of this city Nutiscriptions were made totaling $1000 dollars to build an indoor court for the high school basket capped up until now because was forced to play on an outdoor court. Superintendent Queener has announced that the money is already on hand and that work can now be started on the projet. Buster Almost Laughs At His Own Funniness Brook Johnson and “Geor gia Four” Again Friday Night. Large Crowd Out Thursday Night. By DAN MAGILL The “Georgia Four” tan draw a owd If nothing else. The truth Is. they can sing so well folk# just t stay at home when the boys hilled for the 9 o'clock show at the Palace. They didn't stay home Thursday nlaht, at any rate. Friday night the probably be much FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. im, Fresh Spinach. Beans, Beets Carrots, Cucumbers. Yellow Squash, Egg Plants, Fancy celery. Iceberg Lettuce, Cran berries, Rutabaga Turnips, Yellow Yams, Bell Peppers, Fresh Corn, Butter Beans. KING HODGSON CO. Special Demonstration Ferndell Coffee by Sprague Warner Co.’s Spec ial Demonstrator. Mrs. Shaw, Friday and Saturday, Clayton Street Store. Specials For Saturday Fresh Florida Oranges, 20c dozen. Green Tomatoes, 20c gallon; 35c peck. 10-lbs. No. 1 Irish Po tatoes, 20c. Iceberg Lettuce 10c and 15c. EXTRA FANCY GRAPEFRUIT JONATHAN APPLES SEKLE PEARS TOKAY GRAPES. LEMONS FRESH BRAZIL NUTS, MIXED NUTS CHESTNUTS GREEN PEAS. HOME-GROWN YELLOW SQUASH BUTTBRBEANS. RIPE TO MATOES RUTABAGA TURNIPS. CAB BAGE SWEET POTATOES. ONIONS Combination Store Produce Department Clayton Street KING HODGSON CO. Tokay Grapes, Oratwii, Ba nanas, Fancy Apples. Sugar One, Chestnuts. Shelled Nuts, Mixed Nuts, Almonds, Brazils. KING HODGSON CO. Fcrndell Coffee may bo the Most Expensive Coffee when you consider the Initial cost, hut It's cheapest Jri the end. Bccauso you uue less. Special Friday and Saturday, 3 Iba 11.35. KING HODGSON CO. Select Oysters, Ox Tongue; All Pork Sausage, Breakfast Bacon, Sliced Boiled Ham, Morning Glory Hama. New York State Cream Cheese, Philadelphia Cream Cheeae. KING HODGSON CO. KING HODGSON CO. WILKES COUNTY MAN IS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK ELBERTON, 0«.—Mr. Dowoy Jonea, of Norman. Oa., waa killed outright. W. H. Gunter and Jeff j Blake were aeriualy Injured, uud I three other young men from 1 Wilke. county were (tightly ln- I Injured Wedneaday night, new here, on the Waehington-Elberton atnte highway, when the large touring car, in wh/ch they were riding turned turtle. The car belonged to Mr. Gunter, who waa driving at a high rate of speed juat above Fortsonla atatloo tt la said the car overtook a wag on lif the road and' a» an attempt mu made to go around the vehicle the car ala'dded off the graded road and turned over. The cer wae a I complete wreck. | Mr. Jonea waa a aon of Wiley f jne., a prominent farmer of Nor- Thornton's Dinner 50c Cream of Potato Soup Roast Beef with Sweet Potatoes Turnips and Greens Fried Squash Bell Pepper Pickles Muffins and Biccuit Cherry Pie Coffee, Tea or Milk 50 Cents 8ATUROADY Supper 50c Tenderloin Bleak, Brown Gravy Fried Tomatoes Steamed Rice Apple Salad Hot BIscul Jelly Roll—cream Sauce Coffee, Tea or Milk ROBBER, LENIENT WITH POOR 8LAIN IN FIGHT WITH POLICE MADRAS.—An Indian robber named Jambullngan, known a* “Robin Hood” because of hV* sternness wlfii the rich and Is's re- Bpect of the poor, has been shot dead by the police after a desper ate struggle, which has ended an Intensive campaign of daylight robbery throughout the Nanhuhori division. Jambulingam. with his jeutenant, Kasi N’adan, escaped from prison a third time and im mediately proceeded to follow his usual plan of action. This Included a call • on prominent people to whom he disclosed his Identity and purpose, at Che same time de- mand'ng a fixed sum of money. Native and Western Beef, Fresh Fish, Oysters and Dressed Poultry Fresh line of fancy groceries. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. CENTRAL MARKET 288 North Lumpkin MASONIC NOTICE A stated conclave erf Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No. 14, K. T., will be held In Masonic Temple this (Friday evening, Oct. tflh, nt eight o’clock. The Order of Red Cross will be conferred. All 85r Knights ere courteously requited to attend. U H. WILLIAMS, & a High Grade Oils —are necessary for the best results from your motor. You won’t be dis appointed if you buy here. More Miles MoPeP Briorc Power More Speed QUICK STARTING On Cold Mornings downtown place or at MotorLife ott RIDE ON A KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE, both the Cords ancf Fabrics. Bring us your Casings—Wc Vulcanize them in the right way. E.-S. SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 895 Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets MOTORLIFE OIL COMPANY Prince and Meigs about good things travels about foal Am that concerning bad things and what the “Georgia did Thursday night will he told ail around. Consequently mighty few folks will be content to Just sit at home when a good show Is theirs for the asking. The quartet work of the “Geor- Bin our" Is very fine but, everytlme Brook Johnson sings something crawls up and down by spinal col umn. and I picture myself as a (treat orator holding a crowd spell bound. or a statesman flaying my opponents in debate, or Earle Sande riding Zev or Joe Bennett leading the Bulldogs to victory In other words, I feel like a hero while Brook is singing. As soon he quits I relapse Into norma! (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON—Frank B. Kel- log, former United State# Senator from Minnesota ha# been selected for American Ambassador to Lon don. He will succeed Ambassador Harvey. Keiiog who was one of a little coterie of personal friends who ac companied President Harding on most of his trips, Is a lawyer. Dur ing his term in the Senate he de voted considerable time to foreign affairs and was a leader of the mild rraervationlsts. In 1922' he was renominated for the Senate by the Republican party but lost to Hen- crowd will J rik Shlpstead, farmer. laborlte. He larger. News' is sixty years old. Forbes Leaves Seclusion To Deny Charges GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 Southern Mutual Building A Urgi amount of tout Junda now on hind (or Immediate Dlaburaementi on City Property. Wreck Victim Is ' Thought to Be South Carolinian BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS TOO Lite to ClaaeirT AUGUSTA, Ga.—S. L Suggs, •» Ann, — 2L9°“- Sl“tert* «.oo have been instanly killed just outside the city Friday morning, when a high powered automobile. _ which he was driving, collided LOST—Bunch of keys on heart with a telegraph pole. The man’s shaped ri;ip with tag. Reward currency. Finder please return ,to Banner-Henld office o28c coat bore this name. The body was thrown sixty feet. Sheriff Plunkett said com liquor trickled down the roadway ^hone 928; o26c Ladies’ Home Journal of°nine h tv tS?"* ^ “ diSta,iCe ' n0W $L0 ° P er *««. Give — u> your subscription to- Read Banner-Herald I day. Want Ads. The McGREGOR CO state and set to thinking about how close it is to the first of the month. • Mr. Frozen Face Keaton, I believe he laughed at his own fun niness last night. If he didn’t (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON—From his place of seclusion here, Charles R. Forbep former Director of the Veteran’i Bureau, issued a statement deny ing as utterly and absolutely false the story op Elias Mortimer before the Senate investigating .committee of alleged bribery and corruption in connection with contracts hospitals for the VstsrfJ)*. The former Director'wld that he did not feel that he ought to make any statement In advance of full and complete testimony he will give under oath to the committee but at the Insistent urging of his smile outright, he came very near I friends and inquiries from the doing it several times in ’Three Ages." I'm in a mind to go back Friday night. I have a sneaking feeling he’ll laugh In spite of that Frozen face tonight. P. S.—Oh, yes, I forgot io\nen- tion that the other three #ong birds in the quartet are Jimmie Melton, John Tanner and Felix . Hargrett and every dog-gone one of them sing like the deuce. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. press, he could not refrain from saying that every charge by Mortl mer Involving his personal or of ficial Integrity without the slight est foundation. AUSTRALIAN LABOR MOVEMENT 8TIRREO BY REPORT OF FRAUD SYDNEY. N. S. W.—A political bombshell crabbed into the midst of (he Labor movement In this state with the announcement of recommendafona of tjbe executive, which have been adopted, as the result o fthe discovery of the use of alleged crooked ballot boxes In certain elaotfons at the headquar ters of tbo party. Here’s Proof That Advertising Pays Writer B*Mhf to Chicigo Mag MM to lot The part of the Wrigley Build ing erected two years ago has filled such a want that the north section, nearly double the floor area of the south section, is being added. This north section, nearly com pleted, occupies the entire block, .MA.e U’.t.. immediately across North Water Street, fronting on Michigan Avenue and reaching to the height of the main part of the first struc ture. with a connecting bridge. etbin The space in the new section ?j pletion of the building. Here is a concrete (as well as a* steel and glass) proof of the sav ing that “advertising pays.” In: these magnificent buildings Mr.; | Wrigley has erected an impressive: testimonial to this great truth. They loom Urge and beautiful They typify the achievements of the man who built them. They stand as a monitor over the activ ity of the Nation’s second city- inspiring—dominating—massive- bearing ‘unanswerable testimony to the POWER OF ADVER TISING. “The Food Department Store Beautiful” Quality SMeats order yotjr WESTERN AND NATIVE MEATS 4 FISH, OYSTER8 AND POULTRY A, FROM US if Phone, 1616—1617 /■ i f J PIEDMONT MARKET 240 North Lumpkin Street \PIGGLY-WIGGLY , ■V OFFERS ' 8 Pounds Net Crystal Flake Lard $1.32 25 Pounds Sugar, Cloth Bags .. .. $2.49 No. i Canned Tomatoes 11c Post Toasties 8 l-2c Seeded Raisins, Beechnut Catsup, Small 19c Heinz Pickled Onions ., .. . 24c Quaker Gnts ... 10c 15 Ounce Mixed Nuts, lb. Apple Jelly, 15 Ounce .. . Pink Salmon .. $1.10 . 25c 3 Pounds NOO-NAME COFFEE $1.10 (Have You Tried It? It’s Delicious.) 75 Pounds Grey Shorts $1.74 100 Pounds £>| j (Broad Street Store) PIGGLY-WIGGLY WIER GROCERY COMPANY Comer Washington and Lumpkin Streets STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cash and Deliver Phone 166 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, OCT 27. $1.85 48 Pounds Merry Widow Flour, Self Rising .. 24 Pounds Merry Widow Flour, Self Rising 94c 10 Pounds No. 1, Irish Potatoes .. .. .. '. .. . 27c Fancy Lemons, Dozen .. .. '. 20c 25 Pounds Sugar $2.50 10 Pounds $1.05 Sugar Peck of Country Water Ground Meal 40c Celery, Iceberg Lettuce, Florida Oranges, Grape Fruit, Bananas, Apples, Tokay Grapes, Sekle Pears, Rutabaga Turnips, Bunch Tur nips, Turnip Salad, Cabbage, Cocoanuts, Cranberries. WIER GROCERY COMPANY PHONE 166 *