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THE .BANNER. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1821
ATHENS, GA,
147 COLLEGE AVE.
Quality Brings Satisfaction
'iiP'Onmtk pauWt8, * Varnishe$ •ajpcrials—aad it insures your s^tis-
jes—and we are proud of it. ,i*S feotion.
• ... . .. That is one big reason why it always
this high-grade a. ^ t0 u , e ; Ridden products w;herever
;atisfaction that tomes from thcrc is a SU ff ace ’that, needs protection,
ustomers satisfied. . And GliJdcn painjp.and varnishes beauti-
Hidden quality is a product of fy as they protect,
icrience, tHeslollof specialists ( oitieTolftii%store for helpful suggi#-
e. o> only the hjghesrgi^ tionsj|f^r cards.' i ’
The Oealer”
Glidden Co., Cleveland, Ohio v v .
or wrlti the
WEATHER
AthciiH unit Vicinity: Saturday rain.
For Georgia: Saturday rain; not
n,ucU change in temperature.
Shippers’ 'Forecast. — Shipments
of perishable products that will reach
their destination In .10 hours should
l,„ prepared to withstand tempera-1
lures about as low na 28 degrees,
northward through Tennessee and the I
Carollnas.
Weather Conditions—Cloudy weath
er. With rain. Is reported In tho west- -
ern portion of the cotton bolt states,!
generally fair weather in the cast.
The weather in the north Ik dominat
ed by areas of high atmospheric pres
sure central over Ohio and Indiana,
and In the extreme northwest, aceom-j
pan led bv cold weather. Conditions I
are favorable for a continuation ofl
moderately cold weather for several I
days. Temperatures as low as about ■
28 degrees will probably be register
ed In northern Georgia on Saturday-
morning, but easterly winds are then
Indicated, with possibility for rain
Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
H. A B. BEER'S COTTON LETTER.
(Special to The Banner)
Mew Orleans, La„ Feb. 18.—The
trend of values continues downward,
owing to the. reactionary tendency of
foreign exchange, fear of curtailment
by American mills If business does!
not improve and because of the ab
sence of any demand of consequence
for spots at the ports and Interior..
The easier tendency of the goods
markets Is having a depressing In-!
fluence on sentiment and valuejll
also, as concessions are reported i|j
the effecting of sales of some descrip-
at Roubaix, France. Is said to have
betn averted where master spinners
decided not to reduce wages because
of tho short time already existing and
owing to (hero being practically no
decline In the cost of living.
Spinners' tn kings of American the
past week were larger than last year
for the first time this season, 211.000
versus 231.000, making the total thus
far this season 5,91$JK>0,varsu* 8,272.-
Hy reason of the larger takihgs for
wook and the small week's Insight.
170,000 versus 215.000, variations in
the world's visible of American show
ed decrease of 71,000 bales versus a
decrease of only 5<; hales ono year
ago.
The market Is In a peculiar situa
tion. for notwithstanding Hie world's
visible of American .being 24.000 bales
less than last year, 4.380.000 compared
with 4,040,000, tho price of middling
ANOTHER BIG TIRE SALE
Just ut the time you need to buy Tires for spring and summer.
OUR FINAL WINTER SALE
At lower prices than you will find anywhere else.
YOU WILL PAY MORE AFTER THIS SALE
Prices subject to withdrawal without notice.
Note our KNIGHT CORD prices.
Consider these prices:
.‘50x3 N. S. or Rib $7.40
30x3^. N. S. or Rib 9.35
32x3Vu N. S. or Rib 10.95
31x4 N. S. or Rib 14.60
32x4 N. S. or Rib 14.85
33x4 N. S. or Rib 16.60
Every Tire fully guaranteed.
Special lot of repaired Tires at these
prices:
30x3 $3.95
30x3'/. 4.85
32x3% 4.95
All 4-inch Tires 6.75
Knight Cords guaranteed 8,000 miles.
Knight Fabrics guaranteed 6,000
miles.
Complete stock of Knight Tires
now on hand.
Knight Tires will be higher when
sale is over.
Size
All Non-Skid
Faliric
Con!
Him!
Tubed
20x3
$10.40
$2.05
39x3;;
13.55
$19.55
2 GO
32x3;;
16.70
20.8H
2.80
31x4
18.80
20.85
3.50
32x4
22.95
26.90
3.60
33x4
23.75
27.05
3 70
31x4
24.60
31.20
3.85
32x4;'.
29.00
33.00
4.25
33x4 >4
31.10
35.40
4.75
34x4>;
31.80
36.35
5.10
35x4;/;
33.10
30.95
5.2ft
33x5
40.65
5.70
35x5
•11.85
6.05
These prices include war tax. Money
will be refunded on tires ordered by
mall. If upon receipt they arc found
unsatisfactory.
Erie Cord Tires 40 per ceift 0(1'.
Buy now while we have your size at such low prices.
FRANKLIN S AUTO SUPPLY STATIONS
Is 26.75 cents lower, 13 cents versus:
39.75.
Tills Is attributed to poor trade i
'he world over and because of the
south having about 3,226,000 more to
market today tliffn at this thus one'
year ago, or about 8,336,000 .'gainst
5.110,000, as is Indicated by following i
■omparatlvc:
Interior stock August 1st. 2.408.000
versus ;,9O9^O0; crop Increase, en
ters, estimated, 13,500.000 versus 11,-
936,0001 total supply. 15,908,000 \ er-
nils 14.845.000. of which marketed to
date, 7,572.000 versus 9,735,000; un
marketed. 8.336.000 versus 5,110,000.
This Is the situation with which the
south Is confronted and its only sal
vation so far. as the southern cotton
industry is concerned lies in the mak
ing of a drastic reduction in this
year’s acreage, as the producing of
another average size crop, much lea*
i large one, would undoubtedly force
values to a much lower level, whereas
a small crop of about 8,000.000, or less,
would sorvo to remove the present
large surplus and advance prices
-vontually.
Heavy snowstorms arc roported In
Oklahoma todny, six to eight Inches
of snow at somo points. Washington
predicts a severe cold wave for noxt
week, probably the coldest weather
of the winter fn the Rocky Mountain
region, perhaps freezing to tho Gulf
coast.
cultivating tlm dnmense through Ills
own bailiff, often found It ntoro con
venient ami profitable to let the manor
to a tenant at a given rate, payablo
either In money or In
"It Is this system f
rather to the usual tern
it entailed (feorm. from tho Latin.
I.i ma) that we owe tho words farm
and farmer, the growing use op which
make the first step ill the rural revo
lution which we arc examining.''
CITIES SERVICE QUOTATIONS.
i Furnished liy Henry L. Doherty &
Co., Atlanta and Athens.)
C. S. Deb. C. 97-99.
<’. S. Deb. D. 85-88.
C. S. I’fd., 70-70',;.
S. Bankers, 28%-29 5 ;.
C. 3. Common. 250-255.
Attention, U. C. T.’s
On account of speaking at the
chapel, our regular meeting will be
held at 6:30 p. m. AM brothers will
please take notice and be on hand
promptly.
Where “Farmer”
Word Originated
(By Associated Press)
Chicago. III-. Feb. 18.—In tills day
of unprecedented farm organization
and development it is noted here that
(In very words farm and farmer grew i
cut of the first “rural revolution." |
As told In a history of the English :
ncople, It Is shown that It tame about
(n the fourteenth century. In describ
ing the Peasants’ Revolt. 1377 to 1383. |
(lip history states:
"The laird of the Manor, instead of j
MOTHERJAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Achei
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardoi.
Dublin, Va.—Miss Mary Allcs
Hughott residing on Route 2, neat
bore, recently told a visitor of bet
Interesting experience with Cardul,
Miss Hughett said: "l had been suf
fering for some time with painful. • .
I was pale, didn't feel Uke going
Would lost drag around, and couldn't
re3t to do any good. I would suffel
once a month with my back, side*
and head. My limbs would ache and
I didn’t know what to do, but I knew
1 must do somothlng, tor I didn't
well by letting It run on.
"My mother Is a believer In Cardul
for she saw what It did for others as
well as herself, to sho began glvlnl
It to me.
“It wasn't long before I oaw •
change. It was just what I needed.
It regulated me. I began to oat and
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardul is without doubt the best
female tonic made, and 1 am glad 1
can recommend It to others.”
If suffering with symptoms such M
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
mcnts peculiar to women, why not bo
gin Cardul at once7 Its merit U well
established by successful us* for to on
than 40 years.
'by Cardul!'
Your druggist sells it NO-181
Mam Rose Early Potato, Peck
Seed Potatoes, Cobblers. Peck
Seed PofadQCfcRedBligg, peck
10 Posada Silver Leat Lard
5 Ponods Silver Lea! Lard
No. 10 Cotton Bloom
Pel Monte Tomato Sauce
—INSURANCE
w —REAL ESTATE
-^v —INVESTMENTS
“Security Plus Sorvicc”
* The Hinton Securities Company
B. R. BLOOD WORTH, Manager
Day Phones 1146 and 35 Night Phones 373-W and 110
SOAPS AND POWDERS
Grand Ma’s Washing Powder 3 l-2c
Octagon Wag
mder
Pearline Washing Powder
Crystal White Soap
Octagon White Floating
P. & G. Naptha Soap
Large Octagon Soap
Heinz Baked Beans
Beechnut Pork and Beans
10 lbs.
Irish
POTATOES
No. 2 Can
Campbell’s
10c
Just Received
BY
EXPRESS
A SHIPMENT OF
GREY
SUEDE
STRAP
French and Baby
Louis Heels
Johnson Shoe Co.
417 Broad SI.
10 lbs.
Gecrgla
YELLOW YAMS
24c
Loyal
American
CLEANSER
3 l-2c
Csngtwror
Brand
SARDINES
4 Me
Qrcen
Florida
CABBAGE, lb.
3 l-2c
10 lbs.
Red
ONIONS
21c
10 lbs.
Canadian
RUTABAGAS
21c
81.00
Bottle
VIRGINIA Dare Wine 70c
Package
JIFFY-JELL
7 1.2c
Fancy
California
LEMONS, dozen
17c
12c Can •
Plantation
EVAPORATED Milk 6c
Pound
Can Chum
SALMON
9c
No. 2 Can
Full Pack
TOMATOES
9c
15c Betti*
Robin Hood
CATSUP
7c
No. 2 Can
Sugar
CORN
10c
FRESH EGGS, dozen
39c
Fancy
California
CELERY
lie
No. 2 Can '
Extra Sifted
PEAS
19c
ife Bettis
Sweet Mixed
PICKLES
9c
SOAP
Sc Cak*
Sweet Maria
2c
15c Bottle
Grey Rock
GINGER ALE
13c
10-oz. Package
20-Muis Team
BORAX
7 c
Pound
C6n Pipk r
SALMON
11c
Rice, pound
5 l-2c
Pillsbufy Flour ,T
$1.53
Kchland Lilly Flour
i-r-TiT-CTr,, 1 1 -
$1.73
G. R. McMURR AY, Mgr..364 E.Broad Si.
B. D. HOOK. Mgr., S23 Prince Avenue
131 ECONOMY STORES 131
