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PAGE SIX m BAWNltE-HTtRXLD. FIRE INSURANCE SmiitMB Years of Satiifactory Sorvlco. Stroag CompanlM. Prompt Adjuetmenta. CALL FLEETWOOD LANIER, MOB. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ERWIN & CO. Phono Three-Four-Flre. r, CEOECBC Anti-Frccze Solution Texaco Filling Station Phone 9114 Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. Only 5 more days befori Tax Books close. W. A. MALLORY, Tax Collector. Read Banner-flmld Want Ada. Phone Orders Given Prompt. Coreful Attention. Prompt Service. NATIVE AND WESTERN RF-EK. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS AND DRESSED POULTRY. CENTRAL MARKET I'hone 101 . 288 North Lumpkin Purity SLICED BACON Pound Rogers QUALITY BREAD 13 o t. Loaf Owners IF YOU DRIVE AN AUTOMOBILE S^orne By and Let Us Fill Your Tank With MoPeP GASOLINE QUICK STARTING On Cold Mornings E.-S. SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 89.5 Corner Washington and Lumpkin Streets MOTORLIFE OIL COMPANY Prince and Meigs Loo* ftp The S^m— GEORGIA—Clark* County: To All Whom It May Concern: It. L. Hrnmblett having In prop* er form applied to me for Perma nent Letter* of Administration on R. p. ORR, Ordinary, , Dec. 14. 21, 28, Jan. 4. NOTICE TO CREDITORS GEORGIA—Clark# County: Persons having .demands against the estate of J. W. Fowler, late of said county deceaaed are hereby the estate of Jepple Sailors, late of; notified to present the same to the mid County, this Is to cite all and * singular the creditors and next of !<In of Jeppla Sailors to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, If any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not be 'grant ed to R. L Bramblett on Jeppla Sailors' estate. Witness iny hand and official signature, this llth day of Decem ber. 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Dec. 14, 21, ?8, Jan. 4. WMBumiij: Last Showing Harold Lloyd in “Why Worry” At Palace Tonight Greatest Comedy Ever Made With Wonderful Scenic Film As Extra Attraction. undersigned as required by law, and thore Indebted to said estate: t ,|,j jjoyd’s newest Patneeomeoy I ishlng''those who' are hereby called on to make pay- • production to make the w'urid a rr*-.i-ithe crown. 1 rier place to liv eln. gives a splen-1 Constance plays James li, havl gnput down the Duke Monmouth’s re be lion, overrode the title of liar. {the country, ferreting out and pen * *■*--*■ - —had dared to J * ment. This December 12th, 1923. MRS. MARY LOU FOWLER. Adm’x. of J. W. Fowler Dec'd. Dec. 14. 21, 23, Jait 4. rier Place to Hv eln. gives a splen-1 Constance plays the part of Lady I did idea of Just the type of pe'tbre Itarbani watclow. an ardent and de- GEORGIA—Clarke County: To AH Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Stella H. Bell having proper form applied to me for Per/1 manent Letters of Administration the estate of Austin Bell, late of said County, this 1s to cite all and singular the creditors and next Qf kin.of Austin Bell to be nnd ap pear at my office within the time allowed by law. nnd show* cause. If nny they can. why permanent ad ministration should not be granted to Mrs. Stella H. Bell on Austin Bell’s estate. Witness my hand and official slg- GEORGIA—Clarke County: To All to Whom It May Concern i Mrs. Millie Harlow'of said couo ty has npplied for guardianship of the person and property of the fol lowing minors: chllden of Mrjr Bronchitis-, exh austs vitality SCOTTS U EMULSION Vij restores strength Al . Anti-Freeze Solution Texaco Filling Station Phone 9114 Retail Sales At , Climax Hosiery Mill Discontinued We take thi s means of notifying the friends of the Climax Hosiery Mallia Bullock, late of Madlaon County, deceased. Said minors now reside In Clarke County and their names afa Jewrllle, Ralph. Lalirlue. and Mary Bullock. Bald applica tion will be heard and decided at the January Term, 1924 next'of this Court. Witness my official hand and seal. This December 14. 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Dec. 14. 31. 28. Jan. 4. CITATION GEORGIA—Clarks County: Mrs. Clare Brightwell has In proper form filed an application praying- that a permanent admin Istrator on the estate of Suran C. Grlffeth be appointed* All person* Interested are here by cited to show cau*** before me In my office at 10 o'clock a. m. on the first Monday In Junuay. 1924 why letters should not be Issued aa prayed. Thin December lltfi. 1923. R. C. ORR. Ordinary. Clarke County. Georgia. Dec. 14. 21. 28. Jan. 4. GEORGIA—Clark# County: To Whom Tt Mey Concern: Notice is hereby given that R. R. Johnson, as administrator of Perry Johnson, deceased, having ap plied <o me for leave to sell all the real estate of said Perry Johnson, deceased: and that an order was made thereon at the December Mills, that owing to conflicting V9Tm ' ,,M for cfut,on ’ * nd thlU conditions connected with retail sales at the mill, it has become necessary for us to discontinue same. , Anti-Freeze Solution Texaco Filling Station Phone 9114 BARBECUE! BARBECUE! Every Day At BENSON’S BAKERY and CAFE Next Door to Strand Theatre heirs citation Issue: all the law and creditors of the said Perry Johnson deceased, will take notice that I will pass upon said application at the Jnnunry Term. 1924 of the court of Ordinary of Clarke Countyr nnd that unless cause is shown to the contrary at said time, said lonve will he'grant ed. This 13th day of December, 1923. R. C. ORR, Ordinary. Dec. 14. 21. 28. Jan. 4. W hen he made "Safety Last’* U«*ya j flam aupoprter of ch* rebel o«uae would shaft the spine' with tin ilia I and laughter. How successful iio wgf 1 In his efforts, pic true followers ksow thriller In screen annals. In "Why Worry.” Lloyd set out to make a light farce, with a lltue romance and, plenty of action. Aaa*n * - *— med, *— ■“'* ** for "Why Wort In u luugh from start to finish. V’i* chances are that there are mure r” laughs In this attraction than my picture Lloyd ever made. Is little that Is serious In tne In any picture Lloyd ever made. There is little that Is serin production. It is Just what edian aimed for—a laugh picture. There have been many pictures built around the custom and habit of neighboring republics their Prestdente tosstna - that contains the speed. th the laughs and romance <i •Why Worry.” It remains at th Palace theatre until tonight only. CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN DRAMATIC ROLE PALACC SPECIAL SATURDAY (’onsuuice Talmadge tuts finished her first period comedy-drums. "Tne Dangerous Maid.** This thriller ot old England in the time of Kins James II, which has Just beep re leased through First National * wrinkle In settlm Con- In settings for stance, but affords unlimltea for her effervescent style of mlrm. field The big suportlng cast is headed r Conway Tearle who had Jus» ilshed playing lover to Miss No*, ft In "Ashes of Vengeance’ *ln he* French costume. Tearle plays tne self-sacrifdng hero. Capt. Miles others in the cast are Marjorie Daw. Morgan Wallace. Charles tier- rnnl. Tully Marshall. , The scenario was adapted by C. Oardner Sullivan from the wetL known navel, "Barbara Winslow, It Is a atlrrlng story of Kin# lar the creditors and heirs of J. C. O’Fnrrell to be and appear at the January Term, 1924 of this court* to show cause, If any they why permanent letters of ad ministration should not be granted. Witness my official . signature, this the 11th day of December, 1923. 9 R. C. ORR. Ordinary. Clarke, County, Georgia. Dec. 14. 21. 28. Jan. 4. I MARKETS ATHENS COTTON . The local cotton market close*! fit 33K cents Friday. The previous close was 34 cents. NEW YORK COTTON Prey. Open High Low Close Close Jan. 34.20 34.65*33.85 33.85 34.60 34.70 35.00 34.25 34.25 35.00 i In proper form’applied to me for! 34.00 35.20 34.36 34.40 35.20 permanent letters of arfiululstratlon Ll H A. M. Bids? January 34.58; permanent letters oi uuuimisuuuon on the-estate of Joe C. OTarrsl! |I|I*rch 34.07; May 35.15. late a resident of said County arfd 1 who disappeared and is alleged to have not been heard of for more than seven years and whose loijg continued absence raises the pre sumption that the raid Joe C O’Fnrrell Is dead and thjit adminis tration should be had upon hli estate, this is to cite all and slngu- Texes markets ten to 30 lower, Dallas 25 off. middling there 33.85. Sales somewhat larger. Dallas 7.- 855, all told 24.600 bales vs. 16. 716 Wednesday. . Week’s Insight likely be larger than last year’s 221,000 by a good margin .and aplnner takings for week probably be lots than last year’s 421,000 In which case worlds vlslblo supply of American prob probably show an Increase for the week ' compared with a decretse last year of 40,000. Large exports expected at Galveston In near fix ture pgrhaps from* Houston also as well aa from other southern ports, ibid months clearances, cer tificated stock at New Orleans 22,000; New York 69,000 indicating probablUy of heavy tenders espec tally at New York. BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS. Toe L«l« to Claamif-. FLORIDA FRUIT STORE W. f. McELBEATH, Proprietor IN FRONT OF KRESS' Fresh Car of Oranges and Grapefruit 50 Cents Peck Coadleo and Everything I Mw Slocking Fat CHEAPEST PLAfcE IN TOWN NEW ORLEANS COTTON Prev, Open High Low Cloio dose ' ‘ 34.68 33.85 33.85 34.55 34.95 34.09 34.09 34£5 34.99 34.04 34.04 34.82 11 A. M. Bide: Jnnunry 34.68; Mnrch 34.92; May 34.85. A farm bargain—then eome! IB yy, buy homo; e-s terms: C me for lots. T. L. Mitchell. upon i Jan. 34.40-3 Mch. 34.70 3 May 34.68 3 CHICAGO GRAIN Open Ciooe WHEAT— ' July 107 107 % Doc 104% 103% May 109% 108% ' CORN-- July 74% 74 Doe. ... .. 78% 70% May 72% to- " Dividend, (huge oat,) make Equitable net coat way below- Figure it out! T. L. Mitchell. A Life-Annuity for Hit; Boy, and girl, anvinga; Chriatmaa-gfita—permanent; Divdenda—amazingly big; Education aaaured your child Fono 746: Equitable Life Agency. July Doc. May 43% 42% 45% 43% «*% 45% REDUCED HOLIDAY RATES The GAINESVILLE MIDLAND RAILWAY will sell round trip tickets at 6 cents per mile between all stations December 16th through December 25, 1923, inclusive, good returning until January 10,1924. W. C. WALKER, Traffic Manager. Market Gossip Received Over F. J. Linnell & Company’s (By MEATS OF QUALITY Buy Them At the ‘Food Department Store Beautiful” The Best Western and Native Meats K and Market Products FRESH OYSTERS DRESSED POULTRY PH OMIT ATTENTION * COURTEOUS SERVICE Order Meats for Week-End Meals From Us. PIEDMONT MARKET Phones 1616-1617 * 240 North Lumpkin Street NEW ORLEANS—Liverpool waa duo 20 to 25 down by New Or- lean,; 17 to It lower by New York moat on nears. Southern spot) Tburaday were rather irregular eome unchanged to 76 ap. other 10 to 48 down. lc On Rye Bread Saturday 2 for 11c Milk Bread, Raisin B r e a‘d, Wholewheat Bread, and Graham Bread all regular price. Cream Puffs, Eclairs, Kisses, Macaroons, Lady Fingers, Cookies, fresh daily. all Try a Layer Cake, if you will let us do your baking for Xmas. BENSON’S BAKERY Next Door to Strand Theatre And 223 Hancock Aye. A FEW MORE HATS, value, $5 to 6750 to go at 98c. A few more value, up to <10 at $1.98. Mra. Arthur Burch, Holman Building.dl4c WANTED—Several boys to deliver papers. Ap ply at once Banner- Herald Office. FOR RENT—3 or 4 nice connect ing rooms, with private bath. 168 Boulevard.dl7e FOR RENT—6 room house, Prince Avenue. Water, an,- electric light, end phone. Good location. J. T. Anderson. Phone 840. d!4p A FEW MORE HATS, value, *6 to 67.80 to go at 98c. A .few more vslues up to 610. at 61.98. Mr,. Arthur Burch, Holman Building. d!4c Only 5 more days before Tax Books close. W. A. MALLORY, Tax Collector. Anti-Freeze Solution Texaco Filling Station Phone 9114 Thornton’s - SATURDAY Dinner xi; soul Pork Riba, with Sweety -otatoca Turnip Green, ‘ ‘ Baked Corn Irish Potato Sa.. Muffin, and Bisct „ Cherry Pj» Coffee, Tta or Mi 50 Cents SATURDAY SUPPER Veal Chop, or Tenderloin SI Engliah Pea, • Fried Poti French Fried Potatoes Hominy Grit, Hot Biacuita Potato Pudding Coffee, Te« or M FRIDAY. DECEMBER (4. urn GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPART5IENT 417-421 Sodthern Mutual Building Local and Eastern money always available far loan, on farm, .and city real estate. When edger appetites can hardly keep peace, when happily play-tired children couie to “Mother” almost famished, jgive them gener ous big slices of DELICIOUS MILK NUT FLAVORED BENSON’S BREAD, and send them on their way fully and safely nourished. BENSON’S BREAD is so rich, so pure, so well made, so evenly baked a.od so delicious in flavor—BENSON’S BREAD is good bread. BENSON’S FRUIT CAKE Spices all the way from the Orient, delicious Nuts, Ripe Red Cherries from France, Pine apple from Hawaii, Imported Orange and Lemon Peel, First Grade Butter, Fresh Eggs and the Best of Flour, with the skill of years’ pf, experience in preparing. You cannot buy better FRUIT CAKE than BENSON’S. Free samples before you buy. BENSON’S BAKERY Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. DEMONSTRATION Armour Quality Products Saturday, December 15th Morning Joy Coffee and Sandwiches Served Free SPECIAL PRICES FOK TH1S DATE Armour’s Star Lard, (1 Cfl 10 Pounds .. Armour's Star Lard, QOm 5 Pounds Www Armour’s Shield Lard, AO 10 Pounds .. .. .. .. * l **° Armour’s Shield Lard, 70p 5 Pounds .. * 0C Amour’s Star Hams, ORn _ Pound * Armour’s Star, Sliced Bacon, QCa Armour’s iVeribest Mincemeat, QA« No. 2 Cans ..'.... Armour’s Veribesti Mincemeat, 1 dfi Package .. Armour’s Veribest Milk, 191* Large Size.. 16w Armour’s Veribest Pork and Beans, On No. 1 Can ArmouFs Veribest Pork and Beans, 1 Op No. 2 Can 1 Armour’s Goldendale Butter, C7p Armour’s Shield Sliced Bacon, 9Rr Very Special, Pound CwW Amour’s Laundry and Toilet Soaps, Cleanser Washing Powders at Special Prices. GROCERY SPECIALS 10 Pounds No. 1 Irish OKp Potatoes .... .. CwW 3 Pound Can Morning Joy $1.15 l^Pound. Can Morning Jojj 39C Peck Seal Sweet Clip Oranges wUw Select Oysters, 75C The Wier Grocery Co. Comer Washington and Lumpkin Streets STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cash and Deliver Phone 166