The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, November 27, 1928, Image 8

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Bgymngj|wm^wnro OTORCET ■ TPBSPAY, I ATHENS MERC 10 CLOSE STORES III DR. J. SPROLE LYONS Of Atlanta, who will be the principal speaker at the Thanks giving exercises tonight in the University of Georgia chapel. According to a list furnished thy Banner-Herald by the Merchants’ Association, the following busi ness houses will be closed all day Thursday, Thanksgiving Day: The McGregor Co., Princess Boote Shoppe, Dnvison-Nicholson Ca., Hardy Hardware Co., Sterchi Furniture Co., Mrs. Addye C. Athens Shoe Co., Henry’s, The Vogue, Chas. Stem Co., W. A. Capps Co., The Schwab Co., M. F. Fickett Jewelry Co., Johnson Shoe Co. Lesser’s Appare. Shop, F. W. Wo>1 worth Co.. Michael Erothers Inc., Dunaway Furniture Co., Mar tin Bros. Shoe Shops, McLellan Stores, Stewart-Paddock Co. ilaughey’s, Arnold and Abney, Thurmond and Co., Inc. (AH stores); Empire Furniture Co, Sol J. Boley Co., Rogers, (All stores): Central Market, Norfolk Fish anJ Oyster Co., The Dozier Lumber Co., Soutltem Chain Stores, Al len’s, Dee Lewis, (Both stores.) The Style Shop, J. C. Penny Co., | Askin Clothing Co., Sears, R:e- »:uck and Co., Paul Hadaway Shoe WASHINGTON.— (AP) —Was Co., Norris Hardware Co., Allan it chance that left two white s Ik Hardware Co., S. H. Kress and ribbon matkers at passages par- Co« Newark Shoe Co., J. Bush, i tlcuiarly appropriate to the stress Whitehead Book and Gift Ship.' of the civil war In the Bible upon Levy’s Men and Boys’ Shon, G. 1 which Abraham L'ncoln took the R. Kinnoy Co., Taylor and Hardy oath of office, or d d the band of Berber Shew. Bryant’s Barber the Great Emancipator himself Shop. Red and Black Barber Shop, place them there? Georgia Barber Shop, Blue Ribbon The book la now In tho penna- Barber Shop, Carson and Lewis nent keeping of the library of Barber Shop. Georgian Hotel Bar- congress. It was placed there last her. Shop, Holman Hotel Barber spring by Mrs. Robert Todd L'n- Shop.. | coin together with the old fain ly Georgia Power Co., Piggy-Wig- Bible of Abraham Lincoln and .he gly, E. H. Dorrey Co., Bernstein aold medal presented to Mrs. Lin- Brothers, A. and P. Tea Co., The coin by the citizens of France Piedmont Market, K. A. Hill Groj- after President Lincoln’s death, try Co., R. L. Moss Mfg. Co., Lee It ’s a small book with red plush Morris, Birdsey Flour Mil! Ptor*\ covers and g'lt edged leaves. T. M. Hen,on«id Tto tw0 mitkeT , were Ieft Lincoln’s Bible Has Two Marked Pages YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THIS WEST VIEW DRIVE Model Home WEDNESDAY MORING, NOV. 28TH AND DAILY THROUGH SUNDAY KNOW THE JOY OF OWNERSHIP Beauty—Comfort Security BUILD WITH BRICK! •—Permanent and Cow cotft of upkeep, strength and comfort are the advantages of brick construction. Brick in this Model Home Supplied By Ua. 0. R. HINTON & CO. BRICK—LIME—CEMENT Crashed Stone—Platter—Building Send. OFFERRED THE BUYER OF THIS MODEL AND MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW! G^Sra^XlnWp.tt.raoa «■* * M W-f.rst etapter of De„te. r„ nZZJi r? noray * be f ? urtb chapter of Marfat" A ar R«fnk. H °«» : Bot » <*apter. contain r£SSJy i rvf U, r Ter,0# Particularly appropriate to ^ the dark trough which Lln- and S. Market, Bush Dry Goods co j n ioon after taking he Burman Printing Co., Western, oa,h ot otf!ce- Market* Athena Army Store, T. J. Scott Paint and Glass Co., Scott Seed and Plant Co., Thompson’s Shoe Shop, Nicholson-Comer Co., Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop, Hofmeis- tsr’f Shoe Shop, H. L. Cofer and Co., Walter Aiarbut Grocery Co. U. S. Begins Its Fight to Bring Blackmer Here. (OenOmna pram raw One) cure, the court wni expected to reach a aecret verdict Tuetday and report immediate),, to the Minietcr of Justice. Hie latter wi’I decide whether extradition shall he i” r. ed and 'informe the Foreign Office of hie decision. The For eign Office will notify the Am erican embany. Blackmer will continue at lib erty, it wo* renerally exited the judicial and diplomatic circle* hut th- court will decide against extradition. Advocate General Th.lippon. repre,rating the French govern- merit at the hearing, argued l.galnst the extradition request. MARKET NEWS four F. CLARK * Ca. H. O. COOPER, Kama gee. US Shackelford Bulidiag Phnn. I74P The Athens market closed at 10% cents Tuesday. The previous close waa 10% cents. PRISONER WOULD SPEND REST OF LIFE IN JAIL COLUMBIA, S- C-—(/P)—lien-v Pcriv.ns. Charleston negro, South Carolina’, eldest prisoner in point rervice, lives in fear that the NEW YORK COTTON . Open iiigh Low Close P. C. Dec.. .20.80 tu.l/4 20.60 20.60 20.81 Jan.. .20.66 20.83 20.61 20.63 20.72 Mar...20.70 20.87 20.65 20.65 20.76 NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open High Low Close P. C. Dee.. .20.03 20.20 10.87 10.87 20.08 Jan...20.07 20.21 10.01 10.01 20.11 Mar. 20.17 20.36 20.00 20.00 20.21 CHICAGO GRAIN WHEAT- 0P " C,0M Dec 115% 116% Mar 120% 120% May 123% 123% CORN— Dec Mar. .. .. May .. .. OATS— Dec. .. Mar. .. . 85% 8S% 00% 84% 87% 90% 85% 90% 90% liw’ may force him to leave the May penitentiary which has been his — home 43 years. Our store will be cloaed The negro was sentenced to life t. • -r-i . im-Hsonment in 1885 for burglary I nursday. and larceny. In 1024, Gov. Thom- j ARNOLD & ABNEY as G. McLeod paroled him but h*rdly three months passed I’cefore r- i o; r tho negro returned to the prison r*«"ty fresh Pies for and coggad to be readmitted. Thanksgiving. most Ueaf. rtly Th*e ral on*y '"t.me he Mince Meat Pie., leave, hi, cell b’oek except for Cherrv Pies, meuls 1, u daily trip to the canteen p„—D!„ for eigarets. He knows only one cumpkln ries. of his fellow prisoners by name, Apple Pies, hit deafness havlnq made It d.ffi n:.. cult for him to leain others ami U °COanut ries. the men he knew in former vaunt I ARNOLD & ABNEY are cither dead or have left pris-m. High-speed v'-plsnes, travelling i Your Thanksgiving dm- 2/00-miles without a stop at ioo ner will not be complete miles an hour, will shorten the , -,L„. a'-r-n-all time between England Without Jonr.1 hauaage nad India by li days, it the Air and Select Norfolk Oya- Minutry approves plans now un-, der consideration. i - " -rr , „ , ARNOLD & ABNEY Under a new order leaned to tn. police of England end Wales, the tails of stray dogs must be mess* 1 ured oo that the .figure may ap- jor T " m< :: ro pear In (he "identity ceriifmte" counb-y atyla-12 ta S P. M. of the dog. | Holman Hottl Coffee Shoppe. The holes in cheese are caused by the activity of gas producing | bseferia. The gaa catches |n the ru'bery cheese and makes holes in its just as tha gM from yeast makes holes in bread. | JESTER INSURANCE Mortgage Loans—6^2% Interest 7% NO COMMISSION HUBERT M. RYLEE, LAW OFFICES 710-3-11 Boa. Mutual Building. See Louis Betts is Office. —OFFICES CENTRALLY LOCATED— -Steam Heat; Elevator Sewice, Janitor Ser- . vice. Jfc|iei$;jKp|jjpee, Lil^.GflleWi-See Mr. Betts in office—- n30c I MODERNIZED ROOFS! —There are fashions in roofs, some of them very pleas ing. The modem roof gives permanence as well. ROOFING ON THIS BUNGALOW BOUGHT OF US! CARTER-MOSS LUMBER CO. “Flint Irate Dealers” The Most Modern Car of Course! For the Model Home —We are proud to announce that a CHRYSLER was selected as the official car for the Modem Home. —You’ll be proud of either a CHRYSLER or CHRYS- LER-PLYMOUTH. C. V. RAY, Dealer PHONE 190IK- 140 WASHINGTON ST. OPENING TOMORROW AT 10 A. M. Creech Coal Heats This Model Home! Sold Only in Athens By Us! —Building Material— Coldest Ice and Hottest Coal THE FLORENCE CO. PHONE 1340— —WYNBURN AVE. Modern Fixtures Add Charm! —Old Fashioned Fixtures are as dowdy as old-fashioned hats. Fixtures in this mode! home were sold by us, and the house wired by us. TAYLOR ELECTRIC CO. Our Wiring Meets Every Building Code Requirement. Newest Home in Milledge Circle Offered For Sale Completely Furnished, Partlyl Furnished, or Unfurnished! —Here on a lot, 60x200 feet stands the coziest, most homelike Bun galow you ever saw, built to suit the needs of a family of average size and possessing an average income. It has been beaut’fully and completely furnished for this showing, and yeu can have the advantage of seeing it just as It would look ready for complete and joyful li-fcig. —It is one of the most desirable locations on the Drive, in a section wWe during tbe past few years has developed Athens’ most beau tiful and rapidly growing residence section. Plumbing For Modern and Model Homes —Owners, architects, Builders all know we are prepar ed to do their plumbing. Plumbing and Heating are our specialties. The Plumbing and Fixtures in This Home Prove It! W. G. TILLER Plumbing and Heating Engineer —Every Modern Convenience—Water, Sewers, Gaa, Electrici ty; Telephones and Transportation—is easily accessible. OPEN DAILY 10 to 1 P. M. THROUGH SUNDAY 3 TO 10 P. M. This Model Home Completely Furnished! —More than half a million dollars have been spent in developing the area around the site of this model Bungalow within the past ten years. To buy and oc un th’s home means pleasure and profit. —Go out Tomorrow, Thursday, Frfdny, Saturday or Sunday and look this Model Little Home carefully through—sec its Desirable Location, its splendid and conven : ent arrangement, its complete and beautiful appointments made poss blc through the co-operation of he firms rep resented on this page with the owner’s effort to provide a model home for a moderate price to be occupied by a home-loving family, and then decide whether you can afford to let some other wise in vestor buy it or whether you will secure it for yourself and family. E. L. HANSON —Contractor and Builder— —PHONE 3604-g -O- Builder of This Model Home Electricity and Gas - - - — Serve This Model Home —No Home can be truly modem without the servica of E.eUricity or Gas ... or both. Jus tas truly, no home can derive greatest benefit from their use without the w^pssnry pon1 ! «-veea through which these matchless ser vices are available. We Furn'shcd the Gaa Stove, Kelvfnator, Hot* point Iron Set, Toaster and Waffle Irons. GEORGIA POWER CO. SHADES AND DRAPERIES For This Model Home —Picked from our stocks ot random, yet with a view apn for*#»t tnd t-*' 0 th" fnrn’twr* in th*» home la from our store. Suites and occasional pieces .up.uatfe can be putvnaseo ac our store. Dr. H. W. Birdsong, the Owner, Has Listed it With Us For Sale! —Are from our stockn and workrooms—Resigned and Installed by our Housefumishings Department. The Novelties Are Also From Our Store BERNSTEIN BROS. —Athena* Largest Homefuraiaheri BEAL ESTATE. RENTING. FIRE INSURANCE, LOANS, STOCKS AND BONDS Phone 1886— —102 Shackelford Building H. 0. EPTING & CO. REALTORS