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TrESDAY. DPCEMRER 11
An Extended Out'
SALESMAN *30#*#?
I Ml ns Martha . r Carter fl'uu&*\
friend* will -b*» pleased to hftir she
la improving /rom an attack', ofj
measles;
FIRE INSURANCE
Seventeen Tetri of Satisfactory Service. Stroig Companlie.
• Prompt Adjustments.
CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MGR.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO.
Phono Three-Four-FIva
GREEN & MICHAEL LO^N DEPARTMENT
417-421 Southern Mutual Building
Local and Eastern money always available
for loana on farms and city real estate.
u&jL-i-UL'vkfr rfiT\
f/Wi Mtv'wHf it overfo m fWw
c* CO PINO COLLECT 1W> 0IU.BNO PONT
cone. . without it ^
1 Mr*. H. M. Cnrtee ia v'slting her
mother in Cuthbert.
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l Judge and Mr>. K. K. Lumpkin I
[are In Atlunta. '
I Mrs. J. M. Roger* is being verj
cordially welcomed home after an
absence of several months. She
spent November in Louisville, Ky.,
with her daughter Mrs. William C.
Frederick who 1#
expected this
week to spend the holidays with
her parents. r
By HRS. ALICE ADAMS
- Little Beds Johnson's friends
will regret to learn she is ill
With measles.
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; Tpha friends of Miss Pauline Had-
ft.way will regret to learn she has
Gamble
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
announce the birth of a son Mon*
day December the 10th who has
been named John B. Jr.
Mr.. C. J. Hood of Commerce I. M J " ln ™ au " n * Ul ' * 0 "“> r Ma
,ho n«t of MnaJun... White Jr. £££"'' J3
Me. and Mr. stile Hopkins and wh °“«
Mum Harry Hopklna of Atlanta “V “f"" D" l<>wln " 'ohool In I hi!
will spend the holiday, with Dr.. ndclphla—Macon News,
and .Mrs. J. A. Hunnicutt. j ~®—
—gj_ I Mr. and Mrs. Hamuel K. Good- ,
little Miss Mary DuPree . Eck- man announce the birth of a little Mr.' Frank Holden spent
fold's friends will regret to learn daughter. December '11th at the'day with his parents, Judge
|ll* has measles - 1 General hospital. • Mrs. Horace Holden.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Pound
spent the week end in Atlanta
with Mr. Aldlne Pound. Mr.
Pound wept over to play In the Y.
M. C. A, game.
O'CLOCK PilREMM
rt>0 VOli THINK Ht'LL tit J |
DW.K DM —i. .1 - I
fa OUOcKVV^) V
THREE BIG SPECIAL VALUES
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Wrought Iron Bridge Limns with stenciled parchment (CO 71!
.shade and adjustable arm .... ®
3-piece Polychrome Buffet Set, fruit bowl and pair . dJO 7C
candle sticks I w
21 Cakes FAIRY SOAP for $1.00—A regular $2.10 value.
DAVIS0N-NIC80LS0N COMPANY
Athens’ Busiest Store
Mra. George Scott, Misses Ruth
Jackson and Sarah Matthews spent
Monday In Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hlght and
children of Rome are expected to
spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs
T. H. Nickerson.
May 33.40 34.00 33.28 33.97 33.00
11 A. M. Bids: January 33.40;
March 33.40; May 83.03.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Prev.
a on High Low Close Close
75 33.33 32.62 33.30 32.40
Mch. 33.00 33.60 32.83 33.55 32.G3
May 83.00 33.58 32£0 .33.54 32.60
11 A. M. Blda: January 32.98;
UaLk no Oft. If... 14 10
If there s any new style tendency m young
men’s fashions, be sure you’ll get its best
expression at this store. That’s because
we sell
Mr. and Mrs. Albon Retd ol
Dallas; Texas, are the guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kiser at thelt
home on Orme circle until aftet
the holidays. They will visit Mr.
and Mra. T. W. Reed In Athens be
fore returning to their home.
The Reveren* and Mrs. M* S.
William* and family >eft last
week to take up their home in
Tate, Ga. Their friends regret
very much that falling health nec
essitated Mr. Williams giving up
his charge at Young Harris church
Kuppenheimer
GOOD CLOTHES
A whole range of styles especially designed
for young men. Single and double breasted
models. Stripes and checks, diagonal and
plain weaves. jf'fcf]
Friends of Dr. Sylvanus Mot •
rla are pleased to see him out af
ter an attack of grippe.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open P. C. Close
Mra James White ta In Padu
cah Ky., the guest of Mr. and
Mra William Bradshaw ft>r tho
Christmas holidays. She will be
WHEAT-
jolned later by Mr. and Mra Jameii
Whlta Jr., and little daughter
BANNER-HERALD
WANT ADS.
SHOES-HATS-SHIRTS
And Furnishings for Men and Boys.
OATS-
July '.. 43% 43%
Dec '. 42% 42%
May 46% 45%
market; gossip
NEW ORLEANS, La. — Liver
pool waa duo 23 to 27 down by
New Orleana; 19 to 27 lowor by
eNw York.
Southern spots Mogday 60 to
196 down. Texas markets 115 to
135 lower. Dallas 130 off; mid
dling there S1.60. Sales remain
light almost everywhere. Dallas
Too Late to Classify
Extra Select Norfolk
Oysters
Fresh Shrimp
Spanish ’Mackerel' ’
Fresh )
Mackerel t'.
Speckled Tr, -
Red Snappers
Large Rpe Mullets
Wholesale and Retail
“THE DAYLIGHT CORNER”
Comer Broad and Jackson Streets
Would Anything Suit Her Better?
IVORYWARE
A gift that will be used and remembered long after Christmas is
LOS ANOELEC—William Pink
erton, world’, mot( famous detec-
tlvo died bare Tuesday morula,.
forgotten. Handsome and serviceable. We are enabled by'a
special purchase to offer these handspme Ivory Toilet Sets at
just HALF the usual price. One may choose a manicure set, a
comb and brush set, or a complete set of. fifteen pieces. All of
these items, are solid ivoroid of the highest quality. See these
handsome sets, you’ll wonder how they can be sold at such low
prices. (
DAVISON-NICHOLSON COMPANY
Athens’ Busiest Store ,
Ippropridte (gifts
THE OLD HOME TOWN
WHY NOT FURNITURE
FOR CHRISTMAS?
Year by year furniture is becoming more and more the
ideal Christmas gift in the home'. This should be so, for
Christmas is, first of all, a home festival.
We are ready for your shopping with suggestions and
stocks, and above all, with prices that will leave you a
delightfully surprising surplus for your own Christmas
present *■ -
Come ini
pUy tint week’* mw Vidor
Record*.' Once you bur it
here, you will want to bur
it in your own home/
Vtctrola quality at a '
moderate price, in
eaty pay men te if
you prefer.
Ask Us,
BERNSTEIN
BROTHERS
Phone 62
BERNSTEIN BROTHERS
Athens’ Largest .Homefurnishcrs
Broad Street
ATHENS COTTON
The local cotton market closed
Tuesday at 32% cents. The prev
ious close wa„ 32 centa.
new yofjk porroy
;Open- Hlgh l.ow Close Close
: 'THE THREE CIGARS ERNIE HlCKS HAS CARRIED r
/N HIS VEST POCKET THE PAST WEEK. ®
WERE RETURNED TO THE SHOW CASE TODAY
TOO LATE for CLASSIfication..
A farm bargain—then eome!
B yy, buy home; e-s terms:
C me for lote. T. L. Mitchell.
Dividend# (huge onee) make
Equitable net coat way below:
Figure It out! T. L. Mitchell.
A Life-Annuity for eelf;
Boy. end girlt savings;
Chris tmaa-gfita—permanent;
Education assured your child:.
Fone 740: Equitable Life Agency.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION Co-
lumbia New Process Record. 26c.
469 Clayton afreet. P. H. Dur
den. aun-dSSp.
LOST OR STRAYED—Last Sat
urday, milk cow, dehorned, solid
dark brown color. Please phone
316, Carl Winn, 697 Pulaski.
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FOUND—Two plgt. Owner call
and pay for this advertisement.
197 Boulevard Heights. dl-c
HELP WANTED—MALE
FOR CAVALARY Detachment,
University of Georgia. Pay—
first enlistment $71).30 per
month. Only men of good char
acter, -with reference,, need ap
ply. Major B. L. Burch, New
College, University of Georgia.
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STRAYED—One speckled hound
dog, with black epot on back.
Answers to name "Trail." Phono
9160. dl3p
tOR RENT—Six room houw near
Normal School and car line. All
conveniences. Phone 949-H, or
address “House," c*re Banner-
Herald. dllc
CLOSING'OUT SALE—One lot of
Hats, value, *6 to *1.60 at 98c.
On, lot of Hats formerly priced
up to *10 at *1.98. Mrs. Arthur
Burch. Holman Bnildlng.- dl2c
CLOSING OUT SALE-One lot of
Hats, value. *6 to *1,60-at 98c.
On. lot it Hats formerly priced
up to *10 at *1.98. Mrs. Arthur
Burch, Holmtn Building. dI2c
WANTED—A capable cook. Ap
ply 1729 S. Lumpkin St. dl3c
FOR SALE—Good milch cow, giv
ing two gallons of milk a day,
with juat common feeding. Six
years old and in good coi dltion.
Will aell at a bargain, come and
see her. John G. Moore, 643
South Lumpkin Street. dllp
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