The weekly banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1891-1921, January 07, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT ’f.'TBSJBPw.r* THE BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1921, The Home Solution ARE YOU confronted wtyh the problem of a place to live during 1921*? HERE’S THE ANSWER We have for sale a 7-room house, one block from the postoffice, splendid neighborhood, all conven iences and can give possession THIS MONTH. WE CAN SELL this place at PRE-WAR price. YOU WILL see that this is a genuine value when you learn that the place can be rented for $60.00 per month, but it is not for rent. PRICE $6,000 ASK MR. MARTIN I Great Meeting of Sunday “Y” Club Is Now Anticipated Erwin & Company Telephone 345 Smith Building Sunday afternoon, at the Young Men's Christian association, the speaker to boys at the Sunday **Y’’ club will be P. B. Trigg, general sec- retary of the Y. M. C. A. at the Uni versity of Georgia. Blue Laws Futile Not Specific Says S. D. Atty. General ! specification, aecfrftflSif to the attor- I ney general. Proponents of a “blue Sunday'* In j this state are eager to hare the legla- ' lature at ita coming aeision amend {the blue lavra and enlarge their scope | so that they may (specifically core" nil forms of amusement and com- I merce not “absolutely essential.'* ! On the other hand, sentiment ap- ; pearR to be developing in favor ot the repeal of all blue laws. Backers ol (By Associated Press) Pierre, S. D., Jan. 7.—South Da kota’s blue laws must either be re pealed or amended so they njay be j proposition urge, among other enforced, in the opinion of Attorney things, that the prohibition of Sun- Mr. Trigg is one of the experienced i General Payne, who declares the | day baseball would mean the death workers with the young manhood of; wording of present statutes leads to 1 of the South Dakota league. the southland, having been a gen-1 evasion of the law's intent. J ernl secretary in the Y. M. C. A.'s of j “Gainful occupations" are prohibit- Damage to grain from the chinch several of the leading colleges. ed in South Dakota on Sundays, but bu , n 1887 amo unted to $60,000,000. He came to Georgia last fall from no section of the statutes defines Just the Richmond Medical college, where i what are “gainful occupations.' Upsoomb’s Specialty—Fire insurance, THE LARGEST SAVINGS BANK IN ATHENS The Athens Barings Bank pays 6 per cent Interest on savings deposits compounded January 1st, July 1st Deposits received from $1.00 np. Get the saving habit a 119 S-W—Is now our telephono num ber. Cell us for printing. B. D. Stone Tees. WHY NOT DIVIDE MY FIRE IN SURANCE WITH JESTERt New York Life Insurance Co* Garnett L. Daniel, Agt, Ph. 1081, BOMBS—Easy payments, lowest cost no loan corns. T. L. Mitchell. 7-T-tf WOOD! WOOD! WOOD—Cord or split Phone 600, Henry Comer, U-7-tf OR. D. LEE PEACOCK Oentlsl) Phene 227 617 Southern Mutual Building 12-2-tf SEND In yonr claims today. “We go and get It." Athene Collection Agenoy, 102 Shackelford Bldg, tf FROST-PROOF Cabbage Plante grown by the state’s most successful plant ers; Isedlng varieties, postpaid 40c per 100; 91.86 per 600; $2.26 per 1,000; express collect, 1,000, 91-76; 6,000, 91-60; 10,000. 91.86. Burton Seles Cp., Burton, 8. C. tf Chinese in Famine District Can Be Fed For $1.50 Each (By Associated Prtss) Manila, P. I„ Jan. T.—The people ot the famine districts of China can bd fed for 91.50 (Mexican) a month for each person, according to a cable gram receivod today from Col. A. H. Wallace, of the signal corps of the United States army, who went to China recently in charge of a ship ment of relief supplies carried from Manila on an army transport. Two shipments ot supplies of sev eral hundred tons each have been, sent from Manila on army transports and the transport Merritt, leaving in a few days, is also expected to carry a large quantity of supplies for the famine sufferers. Eskimos of Alaska are decreasing in population. Wisconsin leads the United States in dairy products. America uses ten times more black tea than it doea green. S. PHILLIPS JONES Dentist Phone 686 607-8 Holman Bldg. 1-1-tf A LIMITED supply of ground bone. National Market, telephone 747. 12.24.lmo LET UB do your collecting. If you axe too buay and have no regular collector, we will furnleh you an ex port to do the work as your own coll sc tor. Athens Collection Agency. 1 12.24.tf 82,600 LOCAL MONEY to loen on city property. Apply to C. C. Thur mond, 704 Holman Bldg. l-6-3t Thornton’s Luncheonette FOR SALE—One good No. 7| beater. Write H. P. Avlrett, P. O. Box 963, 1-4-Gt COMPETENT TYPIST deilres copy work of any kind to do at home. Addreas Anxious, care Banner. l-8-3t WANTED—IBy young couple, an un furnished apartmcht with conve niences. deilrably located. Perma nent. T. Z. A„ care Banner. WANTED—Two furnlehed rooms for light housekeeping, occupation Feb. . 1st -References exchanged. C. X. W„ care Banner. 1-4-61 FOR SALE!—Corn in (buck, peanuts In bulk, velvet beans In pod, bay all kinds; car lot sblpperi only. Quote beet price delivered In first letter. Gray A Cadwell, Ocllla, Ga. Saturday, January 8, 1921. DINNER 60e Vegetable Soup Barbocued Pork or Roast Beet Baked Yams Stewed Apple Colltrds with Bacon Georgia Corn Pone Light Bread Apple Tart Coffee, Tea or Milk SUPPER 60c . Broiled Lamb Chops with Green Peas Dutch Toast Stewed Prunes French Fried Potatoes Hot Biscuits Chocolate Pudding, Meringue Coffee, Tea or Milk Where the Best Eats Are Today Select White Celery - Crisp Lettuce Cauliflower, Sqnash Green Cabbagae Egg Plant Bell Peppers Turnip Salad FLEMING A OLIVER. IPhones 1046 and 1047. FOR RENT—Two or three large rooms, furnished or unfurnished; all modern conveniences. Phone j 1791. 14-611 FOR SALE—Pure bred Rhode Island j Red cockerels. Phone 827) 1380 S. Lumpkin street. 1-7-tf Indian River Orange* and Grapefruit. FLEMING A OLIVER. (Phones 1041 and 1047. FOR SALE—Wood aawod any length deeired; chestnut and oak post. Ap-i ply J. M. Fowler, phone 3202. l-?-2t Fresh Hot Rolls every afternoon from Skelton's bakery. Try them. FLEMING A OLIVER. IPhones 1046 and 1047. FOR SALE—4-passenger Paige road ! ster. 9$60; cash or terms. Alberti' ®. Davison. l-8-3t Try our home roasted Coffee. It will please and satisfy you. FLEMING A OLIVER. (Phones 1046 and 1047. CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE!—Male [ and female canaries for spring mat ing. Phone 26, P. O. Box 84, Win- tewille, Ga. . l-7-3t! Sliced Beef Sliced Ham Sliced Tongue Breakfast Bacon FLEMING A OLIVER. iPhones 1046 and 1047. CABBAGE PLANT8 for sale—30c per BRICK FOR SALE—Dozier 100 delivered anywhere In city. Call . , r C1Q « 082-w. w. T Bray. i-7-3t Land Co. f 618 Insurance — I Bldg. 1-6-4* MRS. JOHN B. GAMBLE’S piano pu-| pits Will resume their studies on, ff you fall to receive your paper Monday, Jan. 10th. l-7-3t regularly telephone 76, DWELLING FOR SALE mmw MN with lot 69)4x886 feat on Booth Lumpkin street This Is a place that will appeal to yon; eapedaly the price, 91400.90. I will tell you more about It If yoa will give me that pteaanra. JOHN T. ANDER80N Telephone 040 ItSft Clayton St lie did a great piece of constructive work. Although Georgia had been without a general secretary of the college Y. M. C. A. for several years. Mr. Trigg has made considerable prog ress during his short stay. He has gathered together around him a num ber of the strongest leaders In col lege, who are supporting tills Chr's- tlan movement at the university. The committee In charge of speak ers In securing Mr. Trigg feel they have a man who understands the boy- life and who can bring a message of helpfulness to the boys. Mr. Trigg will speak on the sub ject: "An Athlete Who Achieved the Strength of Ten.” He has known some of the famous athletes of the south, and among them has known a number of the leading Christian students. In his address to the boys at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow he will tell of one of the south's famous athletes—a man who to Van derbilt on the football field was the same as Georgia’s incomparable Bob -McWhorter, who, for four years, every I time ho trod a football diamond, sent thrills througli thousands of loyal supporters of “Old Georgia.” Thq committee, as well as the of ficers of the Sunday “Y” club, extend a most cordial invitation to nil the boys In our community to attend this meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Therefore baseball, motion pictures, dancing, theaters, boxing and va rious other things that, it is declared, the law was designed to prohibit on Sundays, are made legal by lack of The world's diamonds would ail go In a box making an eight-foot cube. Go to church Sunday The tide rises about ten feet in the; mouth of the River Elbe. D. G. ANDERSON & CO. REAL ESTATE 224 Clayton St. Telephone 74 Be a Sensible Shopper and Trade at PIGGLY WIGGLY 1. Bright clean stores. 2. Self service. d. w . 3. No inferior articles sold so that cheap prices may mis lead you. » 4. 1,200 items to choose from. Dr. Phillips Golden Bright Oranges—This is an excellent CA*, orange, not a cull—peck UUC 6 pounds Silverleaf Lard 99c Cabbage, at per pound 4 12c 10 pounds Silverleaf Lard $1.97 Piltobury’s Bran 18c Dairy Maid Com Kernels 10c California Black-eyed Peas, pound 9c No. 2 Brown Beauty Beans 10c Royal Scarlet Salmon Steak 1 48c Golden Age Macaroni, package 5 12c Hippolite Marshmallow Creme 25c Alaska Pink Salmdn, 1-lb. can 13c Royal Baking Powder 12 ounces 42c Chum Salmon, 1-lb. can 10c Jello, per package t 11 12c Country Maid Preserves, 1-lb. jar 38c ii. 2 Atlantic Coin I..'.. 12c Wesson Oil, pints 26c; quarts • 49c Calumet Baking Powder, 9Ca large .• STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, (In cloth sacks) lb 9c Santa Claus Self-Rising Flour, 24 lbs ,..$1.54 (An excellent flour made from Missouri wheat) FRESH VEGETABLES Iceberg Lettuce, Fancy Celery, Fancy box Apples, Rutabagas, Snow White Cauliflower, Grapefruit, Sliced Meats at College Avenue Store. Jellied Ton gue, Cold Boiled Ham, Raw Ham, Dried Beef. LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY Established Twenty-Two Yean Ago Assets of Companies Over 195 Millions Office Phone No. 109 Night Phone No. 719 OUR Mono IS SERVICE GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 So. Mutual Bldg. Local and Eastern Money Always on Hand For Loans on Farms and City Property. LOANS MADE ON LIBERTY BONDS In denominations of $5,000.00 and $10,000.00. Interest rates at 7 1-2 per cent. LAW OFFICES, HUBERT M. RYLEE 405 Holman Bldg. Telephone 1576 Market Quotations SPOT COTTON MARKET. Athens, 16c. Atlanta, steady, 14c. New York, quiet, 16.76c. New Orleans, steady, 124c. Open High Low Noon Prev. Close NEW YORK COTTON. WHEAT— Mar. 1.72)4 1.7)8 1.70 1.72 1.7394 The following were the ruling prices May 1.66)4 1.67)4 1.6294 1.66 1-67)4 in the exchange today: Tone, steady; middling, 16.75c. quiet CORN— May 76 75 7394 74)4 76)4 Prev July 75% 76 7494 7694 76)4 Open High I,ow Close Cloie Jan 16.00 16.37 15.81 16.24 16.00 OATS— May 4894 4874 4894 4894 49 Mar 15.00 15.44 14.92 15.20 16.17 July 4774 48 4794 48)4 48)4 May .... 14.95 15.40 14.85 15.16 15.15 July .... 15.05 15.55 15.02 15.28 15.23 PORK— Jan.. 24.00 24.30 24.00 24.30 24.00 Oct 15.12 15.60 15.12 15.25 May. 24.15 24.30 24.15 24.30 A* •• NEW ORLEANS COTTON. LARD— Jan.. 13.17 13.30 12.96 13.30 13.10 The following wore the ruling prices May. 13.85 14.00 13.7|0 13.97 13.80 in the exchange today: Tone, steady; middling, 14c, steady. RIBS— Jan.. 11.90 11.90 11.40 11.90 11.77 Prev. May. 12.45 12.67 12.40 12.67 12.47 Jan. Mar. May July Oct. 14.30 14.63 14.10 14.34 14.35 14.25 14.63 14.20 14.46 14.37 14.40 14.81 14.47 14.80 14.70 14.48 14.91 14.47 14.80 14.70 14.56 14.96 14.55 14.82 14.65 Dec 14.77 14.65 LIVERPOOL COTTON. Tone, steady; sales 2,000; good mid- dilng, 12,17d. Open Close Prev. Close Jnn . 9.98 10.05 9.96 Feb 10.17 9.98 March . 10.08 10.16 10.08 April *10.20 10.09 May . 10.14 10.29 10.14 June 10.26 10.14 July . 10.17 10.29 10.16 Aug 10.25 10.14 Sept 10.22 10.08 Oct . 10.17 10.19 10.02 Nov 10.17 10.00 Dec 10.17 10.00 Million Dollar Fund CHICAGO QUOTATIONS. The following were the ruling prices In the exchange today: LIBERTY BOND8. New York, Jan. 7.—Liberty Bonds closed: SHb 993.00 First 4s 87.00 Second 4s 87.20 First 4%s 87.80 Second 4)4e 87.20 Third 4 <4s 90.60 Fourth 414s 87.64 Victory Victory 4%a 97.00 The state of Michigan Is to plant its Victory Highway from Port Huron to Chicago with apple trees. Excavations show that beavers have been building their dams on the same site tor thousands of years. Almost 18,000 disabled ex-service men and women are being cared for in hospitals in the United Statee. Urged in House For Fighting Forest Fire Allen’s Sanitarium Is Damaged by Fire (By Associated Press) Washington, D. C., Jan. 7.—A million dollar federal fund for fighting forest fires in co-operation with the states was urged today before the houso com mittee by a score of representatives of commercial organizations, forest conservation soc'etlcs and others. (By Associated Press) Miiledgevllle, Ga., Jan. 7,—Fire de stroyed several sections of Dr. P. D. Allen's private sanitarinm here tbit afternoon. More than one hundred pa tients, many of them wounded sol diers, were carried out. No lives were lost. —INSURANCE . —REAL ESTATE —INVESTMENTS “Security Plus Service” The Hinton Securities Company B. R. BLOODWORTH, Manager Day Phonaa 1148 and 35 Night Phones 378-W and MO m WHEN YOU MUST MOVE CLAYTON STRUT hire a first-class reliable tranater lira to do the moving for you. We turn the best facilities for famUlet wbc wish ‘to have tbelr things moved quickly, with care, and for the lend cost. Big spacious auto vans; strong; Intelligent workers; courteous, accom modating service. Most up-todate torage In North Georgia. WILLIAMS BROS. >NK 14S ATHENS, GIOIMIA TWO STORES COLLEGE AVENUE BROAD STREET Check Your Insurance This is the time of the year when the weather makes hre losses more prevalent. Are you fully protected? Check the insurance on your home or building. We will be pleased to confer with you about your insurance. . Fleetwood Lanier Mgr* Insurance Dep. ERWIN & COMPANY PHONE 0-4—■ SMITH guiLOINS