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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE BANNER. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1921. BUY THIS HOME Located oil splendid street close in; good lot, all conveniences. Price $7,000. ERWIN & COMPANY Telephone 345 Smith Building WANT ADS Thornton's Luncheonette Lipscomb's Specialty—Fire Insurance. THE LARGEST SAVINGS DANK IN ATHENS The AI Inns Savings Hank pays 4 per cent Interest oh savings deposits j compounded January . 1st, July Deposits received from $1.00 up. tile saving habit. Friday, January 28, 1921. DINNER 60c 1 Cold Slaw Get! 1198-W—Is now our telephone num her. Call us for printing. E. I). Stone Press. WHY NOT DIVIDE MY FIRE IN*! SURANCE WITH JESTER? New York Life Insurance Co., Garnett L. Daniel, Agt„ Ph. 1081. , HOMES—Easy payments, lowest cost; | no loan commissions. T. L. Mitchell. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!—Cord or split. Phone 500, Henry Comer. 11-7-tf, Soup Rarhecued l-atnb or Roast Reef Lima Beans Stewed Corn Corn Pone Light Bread Sweet Potato Custard Coffee, Tea or Milk SUPPER 60c Fried Trout Pearl Gills Pork and Beans Unshed Brown Potatoes Hot Cream Muffins Light Bread Cocoanut Budding Coffee, Tea or Milk Raiding Methods Were Planned at Washington Saidj !S (By Associated Press) Wn.-liInRton, l>. (\. Jan. ?7. Meth od:. of tin* department of justice •ifiditR in all parts of the country dur ing radical raids of the winter of 1919 were indicated, in his opinion, through ■ ■ sclmim* of ac tion "planned at Wash ington," Jackson Ralston, an attorney of Washington, today told the senate judiciary committee, Ralston was among the lawyers who igned a report charging the depart ment of justice with Illegal practices In its conduct of raids. Attorney Gen eral Palmer, ho declared, was ‘play ' d upon by a growing bureau of in vestigation which was trying to jus tify Its existence" by advertising a i ulir al outbreak, but it never took place. • J the buy- id pi ompt de ml you: much interest on the ing public. Orders are solicited liveries assured. Rho rders today. Another cold wave I liable to come at any time. lie pr< pared and have your coal-house tille | while you can buy it for the price < $12 per ton. WATCH FOR “PALACE" OPENING THE DUNBAR-DUNAWAY COMPANY UNDERTAKERS AID EMBALMEBS Complete Auto Equipment -165 Clayton St., Phone 1109 Night and Sunday phonos 1413. 3Co and 987_ FIRE INSURANCE OUR SPECIALTY. We write all kinds of In surance. Let us quote you rates. 195 MILLIONS ASSETS. LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 23 Yesrs Ago Office Phone No. 109 Residence Phone No. 719 OUR MOTTO IS SERVICE GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT 417-421 So. Mutual Bldg. Local and Eastern Money Always on Hand For Ixiana on Farms and City Property. insurance JESTER PHONE 437—HOLMAN BUILDING Loans on City Real Estate at 6 per cent on the Monthly Repayment Plan. LAW OFFICES, HUBERT M. RYLEE 405 Holman Bldg. Telephone 1576 DR. D. LEE PEACOCK Dentist, Phone 227 817 Southern Mutual Building . 12-2-tf SEND In your claims today. “We go and get it." Athens Collection j Agency, 102 Shackelford Bldg. tf S. PHILLIPS JONES Dentist Phone 536 607-8 Holman Bldg. FOR SALE—One Dodge sedan as good as new; will sell cheap. Apply hi- H. Epting, Barrett & Co. 1-22-tr X.ET US do your collecting. If yon are too busy and havo no regular collector, wc will furnish yon an ex pert to do the work as your cwnj collector. Athons Collection Agency. 12.24.tf j FOR SALE—My home at 1135 Prince avenue; cheap for cash. Phone 1638. H. J. Parham, P. O. Box 416 1-23-Gt WANTED—Partner with $500 cash to handle olllco end of good paying business, one with dry goods ^ ex perience preferred. P. O. Box 323. Commerce. Ga. lf TWO FURNISHED rooms for rent, j 224 HiU street; walking distance• from town. Mrs. L. B. Costur. tf, WANTED—Either colored girl oi white woman, no work hut good pay Apply j. O. Jones, Banner office. Where the Rest Eats Are Today Heinz’ Sweet Mixed Pickle Sour Pickle, Sweet Relish Mustard Pickle, Dill Pickle King-HodgKoii To. SPECIALS FOR TODAY— \o. 3 can Peaches, (extra good quality), $4.00 dozen Easy-Make Cocoa Pudding, Mb. package, 45c. King-IIodgson Co. Fancy Grapefruit, $1.00 dozen Fine Oranges, Apples Fresh Cocoa nuts King-Hodcson Co. Extra Fine Yellow Yam Potatoes Fresh String Deans Cauliflower, Beets Iceberg Lettuce. Celery Klng-Hodgson Co. Evaporated peaches Apricots, Prunes, Apples King-Hodgson Co. Fresh shipment Jones’ Sausage Bulk, 60c, link, 55c. Sold only by Arnold. Abney & Co. Coolidge Guest cf Atlanta at Tariff Congress (By Associated Press) Atlanta, Jan. 27.—Adoption olj a i • solution asking tho passage of tho Fordnev emergency tariff bill, ad dresses by Governor Parker of Louisi- • ia ami former United Slates Senator McLanrin. of South Carolina, today and an address tonight hy Calvin Cooi- hlge. vice president-elect, marked the opening here of Hie Southern tariff ' ongress at which various southern Interests desiring tariff gathered to put their views before the country. Armstrong & Dobbs Cut Price of Coal to Twelve Dollars Armstrong «C- Dobbs, the well-known i nal dealers, havo reduced the price 'f coal to $12 per ton. This an nouncement will he received with FOR SALE 5-room cottage on Prince avenue; well lo cated. Good si/e lot. See G. S. Crune, 1 at D. C. ANDERSON & CO. MAXIMUM REDUCTIONS Now On tf WANTED—Experienced stenographer j capable of answering minor cor-j reapo'ndonce without dictation; state experience. Box 2R5, City. 1-28-31 Fresh Potato Chips Made fresh every day Coffee Cake, made fresh this afternoon. Arnold. Abney & Co. Rye Bread 10c, Graham Bread 10c j Quality Bread, wrapped. 12c It’s bigger and better Arnold, Abney & Co. Fresh String Beans Large Iceberg Lettuce Arnold. Ahnev £ Co You can’t make u hotel man In Ma- j rlon believe there are only 100.000 OID LINE LIFE INSURANCE com-J unemployed men In Am-rlvn—'Ta pnny ran offer attractive contract to coma Ledger. Whole or part time.' T r T~~~;—: , O. Box GOO. At-i Hipparchus, a lire, k phtlosophr right party. Give reference. lanta, Ga. l-28-3t I began to catalogue ear 134. : III link Wallers. THE GREATEST INVENTION of the , age—The Duplex Hair Cutter. Just J <>R KL.V1 Dcsl comb your hair and it cuts at the l man building same time. Easier than shaving., finnr-intped to save Its cost inonj Hmes every year A child can use A PRACTICAL nurse wants a Position * y Sample sent post- to nurse; either a convalescent oi liruble otticc N. II. Room 415 Holman Bldg. It. Worth $5.00. paid for only *200. Send today. Write at once for cognty agents proposition. Southern Sales Com-| pany, 309 Grand llldg-., Mace Invalid. Have hud several years’ ex perience. Can give references. Gen eral Delivery, Box 64. Demorest, Ga. 1-27 tf :© 1(0) © (:) © • © © © I : © © !® the stars l.i th * • ^ © P © m © © ;® Suits and l-27-4t I WANTED TO BlIY—Gasolene wood rnn SALE Franklin and Marrnon saw outfit; prefer mounted .... carsf owir^to prevailing conditions j trucks. W. W._Scott. EargalnTind iTpertect' condition. 1 JS.OOOOOOD HARD URJCK and son, ® U |® Goo. T. Hodgson. 1-27-31. FOR RENT—Ground floor also second j story brick building, 42.1 Thomas, street, for occupancy or storage I Size 40x70 feet. See Athens Hide, Co. 1-27-61; 5.000 light colored finishing hrl for sale as a whole or In Job lots Also a lot of second-hand lumbe left over from building Athens Gen eral hospital. A bargain. J. L. M Leroy, chairman building commltt 1-2S-6I © rii ce V©) LO.ST—Swiss watch between Y. W. C. A. and Mrs. Sheehee’s; name " Ku lak" on back. Finder return to Miss Eulnli Henderson, Y. W. C. A. nn-i nex and claim reward. l-27-3t, LOST—Two FOR RENT—Completely room, excellent location. Six. WANTED—To rent house from 6 < 10 rooms in nice section of clt Can furnish best references. A dress "Anxious," .n care Athens Banner. black male tails cut off. Notify II. Route No. 1. furnished P. O. Box I ( l-28-3t ( pigs with p \ Richards, ( 1-28-311 / Palmers Cold 7 tf 25 cents. Salve INSURANCE • ,a "| © " © ;I JESTER PHONE 437—HOLMAN BUILDING FARM FOR RENT Sdioros farm, level land and new droom house.. One mile below Wot- klnavllle on Bishop road. JOHN T. ANDERSON Tal.nt.ona MO Clayton St. Nearly every man understands today what swoney he spends for clothing should be at much less than 1920 prices, because price re visions downward are now in order, or should be. This store main tains its policy, and its ability to give you greater values than else where, and it is on this guaranteed promise that we ask you to ex amine quality for quality, price for price, on these elegant suits and overcoats at these newer, and greater reductions. All our regular $30 and $35 Suits and Overcoats at $20.00 All our regular $37.50 and $40 Suits and Overcoats at $23.65 All cur regular $45 and $50 Suits and Overcoats at $29.65 Ail our regular $55 and $60 Suits and Overcoats at $36.65 All our regular $65 and $70 Suits and Overcoats at $43.65 All our regular $75, $80 and $85 Suits and Overcoats at $49.65 All boys’ and children’s Suits and Overcoats at HALF-PRICE All men’s and boys’ Pants at ONE-THIRD OFF All Hats at ONE-THIRD OFF Underwear, Shirts and Sweaters at ONE-THIRD OFF CHAS. STERN CO. | “THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES” !© Iffl I© @ [jif©®®®©®®®®®®®^®©®©©©©®©®©©©©©©©©©©©©©©®®© © Markets SPOT COTTON MARKET. Athens. 15.75c. Atlanta, steady, 13.65c. New York, quiet, 16c. New Orleans, steady, 14.25c. NEW YORK COTTON. The following were the ruling prices in the exchange today; Tone, very steady; middling. 15c. quiet. Prev. Open High Low Close Close Mch. ... 14.60 14.75 14.45 14.72 14.32 May .... 11.80 14.97 14.65 15.95 14.55 July .... 14.98 14.29 14.90 16.25 14.77 Oct .... 15.25 15.50 15.12 15.48 15.00 Dee 15.24 15.37 15.24 15.53 .... review of foreign trade for that period mode public today by tho department of commerce. Shipments of the white staple were valued at *1,136,408,916. as compared with *1,137,371.252 the year before. Exports of breadstuffs were valued at *1.079.085,838, as against *920,301.- 977 In 1919. Cottonseed oil exports totaled $34,874,790. a decrease from the 1919 total of $40,890,268. NEW ORLEANS COTTON. H. & B. BEER'S COTTON LETTER. (Special to The Banner) New Orleans, La., Jan. 27.—Better cables than due influenced values to a higher level this morning. Liverpool cabled end of month call ing. Contracts scarce, owing to no Importing or hedge selling. Foreign exchange continues firm, demand sterling scoring a further sharp advance. Thpre appears to he a hitch regarding the reparation to be fixed on Germany. France de- innnds two hundred billion marks, to , ,, . i mnnos iwo nunoreo ounon maras, in The following were the ruling prices over a thlrty-year period. Eng- in the exchange today- 1 - - - - Tone. steady. 'Ll/ ifflv steady; middling. 14.25c. Prev. Open High Low Close Close ... 14.05 15.30 13.98 14.26 13.92 . . 14.25 14.50 14.17 14.45 14.08 ... 14.55 14.75 14.39 14.72 14.30 ... 14.76 14.95 14.57| 15.95 14.42 land favors a smaller payment, compromise Is likely, as all Europe In anxious to get back to work, and an agreement will probably bn reach ed within the next few days. The result of the reparation confer ence will probably havo much influ ence on all markets, especially cot ton, but the derision, whether favor- LIVERPOOL COTTON. .... 14.93 14.37 able or unfavorable, may not be ar rived at until next week. While the demand for cotton goods Tone very steadv; sales, 4,000; good I <" Nbw York appears to have fallen — ] off somewhat of late, there Is more Middling. 10.58d. Prev. Open Close Close Jan 9.17 9.54 9.33 Feb . 9.20 9.53 9.31 9.33 9.64 9.46 April . 9.37 9.69 9.51 May 9.47 9.79 9.61 Dine 9.83 9.64 Tilly . 9.69 9.63 9.76 Aug 9.93 9.79 9.98 9.81 Oft . 9.82 9.98 9.81 Nov 9.95 9.78 9.92 9.75 CHICAGO GRAIN. Good plow bridles at *1.50. Brother*. Senate Hears More Debates Fordney Tariff (By Associated Preta) Washington. D. C„ Jan. 27—The j Fordney emergency tariff bill was theoretically hetore the senate today, The following were the ruling prices but was dismissed only In a speech In the exchange today: Open WHEAT- High Low Close Close Mar. 1.63 1.65 1 6864 1.6464 1.63% May 1.53% 1.54 1.48 1.54 1.53% CORN— May 67 67 >4 66% 67 67% July 68 68-64 67% 68% CS% OATS — May 4264 42% 42 1 h 42% 4264 July 42-'-i 42% 42 42% 4264 PORK— Jan 22.50 22.70 M<ay 22.75 22.95 2250 22.95 23.00 LARD— Jan 12.97 13.12 . May 13.65 l - 3.65 13.55 13.60 13.70 mns— Jan 11.82 11.85 May 12.40 12.40 12.30 12.371 12.50 COTTON EXPORTS IN 1920 VALUED $t,136,408,916. by Senator Simmons, democrat, from Prev. | North Carolina, and In a brief debate on sugar Rems. Tile speeches went so far afield at one time that Sen ator McCnmber, republican, from North Dakota, declared the sennton discussed “everything from negroes to battleships' and asked why tin- tariff should not be taken up. Partisan Support For Disarmament (By Associated Pres*) Washington. D. C., Jan 27.—Parti san support for the naval disarma ment movement developed In the sen ate today during a discussion of Sen ator Borah's disarmament resolutions. Senator Borah's plan for official de termination of the future value of big hips In the American naval program Washington DC Jan ”7 -Cotton 7“" h Y Senators MeKellar. evnnrt^ T«t (rear exceeded those of 5,'°"’ T <' n "e»seo. and King, from Utah, nnv otherCommodity arimrdlSg to a | ,u b - CLAYTON STRUT WHEN YOU MUST MOVE hire a first class reliable transfer to do tile moving for you. We l tho best facilities for families wish to have their things me quickly, with care, and for the ]i cost. Big spacious nutc vans; ath Intelligent workers; courteous, acc modatlng service. Most up.fou •] torage In North Georgia. J WILLIAMS BROS. PHONE 141 ATHENS, GEORG INSURANCE „ !!?„ JESTER PHONE 437—HOLMAN BUILDING Check Your Insurance This is the time of the year when the weather makes fire losses more prevalent. Are you fully protected? Check the insurance on your home or building. We will be pleased to cooler with you about your insurance. Fleetwood Lanier Mgr., Insurance Dep. 1 ERWIN & COMPANY SMITH «U1LDIN«