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J*AGE SIX * — A-
THE BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1921.
BUY THIS HOME
Located on splendid street close in; good lot,
-, w j all conveniences. Price $7,000.
'V ERWIN & COMPANY
Telephone 345 Smith Building
WANT ADS Thornton's Luncheonette
llpicsmb’a Specialty—Fir. Inauranca.
.THE LARGEST SAVINGS
BANK IN ATHEN8
Tba Athena 8avlnge Dank pay. 4
per cent Interest on savings deposits
compounded January 1st, July 1st.
Deposits received from $1.00 np. Get
fhe saving habit. tf
1198-W—Is now our telephone num
ber. Call na for prlntlns. R. D.
Stone Press.
WHY NOT DIVIDE MY FIRe IN
SURANCE WITH JESTER?
New York Life Inauranca Co.,
Garnett L. Daniel, Agt„ Ph, 10*1.
HOMES—Easy payments, lowest cost;
no loan commissions. T. L. Mitchell.
' ‘ DR. D. LEE PEACOCK
L Dentist, Phone 227
” |17 Southern Mutual Bulldlns
i"* 12-2-tf
•* " t—<i
jtqr RENT—Desirable offices In Hol
man building. Bee N. H. Walters,
Room 41S Holman Bldg.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD—*4.00 per
track load, delivered. Hanna Mfg.i
Co., phono 147. 1-29-tf
AUTO RADIATORS—Wo are prepared j
to repair your auto radiators. Seo ■
na whenever your radiator does not
glre you satisfaction. Wo bavo ex-,
pert mechanics employed for this
special department of our Auto Top I
Shop. Martin Brothers, 456 and 447 |
Clayton Street.
t—•“! I
FOR SALE—1920 Bulck, good condi
tion; only run 1,600 miles In city.
Cheap for cash. Apply Cash, care
j Danner. 2 ' 9 ' tf
WANTED—Some old, clean rags for
wiping machinery. Athena Danner.
SPECIAL PRICES—Wo are offering
special prices on all repair work.
Men's half sole and rubber bocla,
tl *6; Ladles half solo and rubber
heels. $1.50; Ladles turn solo shoes,
$2.26. Martin Bros. Shoo Flxcry.
CLAIMS COLLECTED-Adjustments
made. Bond In your claims today.
••Wo Go and Get It.” Athena Collec
ting Agency, Carlyle Dyar, Mgr.
FOR BEPTIC Tunks, Phouo 36G-M-
FOR all kinds of cabinet work, furni
ture repairing and screening, l’hono
80*. L. T. CAIUTHERS.
FROST PROOF Cabbage Plants. 25c
tbs hundred. Citlxon Pharmacy. ^
LOST Watch, chain, modal and
charm. Finder plcaso return to W.
H. Estabrook, 120 Hancock. 2-23Gt,
BEST CAR WASH In Alhcos, $1.25.
Btandard Motor Co. 2-2‘iH ;
HAULING—l do all kind of linullnn
and moving. Tho cheapest duck In
town. Long trips a specially. W.
L. Coxe, Phone 1627-W. ,
Saturday, February 26, 1921.
Plate Dinner, 35c
DINNER
60c
Vegetable Soup
Spare Illbs and Backbone with
Sweet Potatoes
Lima Doans Spring Onions
New Turnip Salad
Corn Pone Light Dread
Tapioca Pudding
Coffee, Ten, Milk
SUPPER
60o
Filed Oysters
I’carl (Jilts Potato Salad
Fried Sweet potatoes
Hot Biscuit Light Bread
Fried Peach pies
Coffee, Tea or Milk
FOR BENT—Two rooms furnished or
unfurnished; private family. Phone
269-W. 2-26-tf
WE DO hemstitching, pleutlng; ma
chines rented; all makes of ma
chines repaired. Singer Sewing
Machine Co.. Phone 288.
Try our home-roasted Coffee
FLEMING & OLIVER,
Phones 1046 and 1047
Skelton Brothers’ Rolls, baked fresh
every day. Try them.
FLEMING & OLIVER,
Phones 1046 and 1047
Sunbeam fled Pitted Cherries
No 2 Raspberries and Strawberries
In thick syrup;
No. 2V4*lb. Sunbeam Black Cherries
Stinkist and Roman Gold Peaches
No. 2 Sunbeam Apple Sauce
PIGOLY-WIGGLY.
No. 1 can Muscat White Grapes
excellent for salads
No. 2 can Brussels Sprouts
Rodicr Mushrooms
Sunbeam Stuffed and Plain Ollvca
Caviar and Sandwich Bread
PIGOLY-WIGGLY.
Fancy Celery. Iceberg Lettuce
Carrots, Fresh Tomatoes
Green Cabbage, Oranges
Grapefruit. Bananas and Fancy
Boxed AppIcb at
PIGOLY-WIGGLY.
carried out. American planters are | port! <1 more
expected to reduce the acreage 20 to dh-atlous "1
15 per cent. The Egyptian acreage Is I panding.
reported reduced 66 per cent and It I The exter
Is said that a substantial cut has been past few da
made In the East Indies. ing. lias left
Manche-ter is probably affected ] condition Ip
more by the political situation In the :
Near East than by any other cause,
hut press advices from Paris denote
favorable progress being made In ef
forts to adjust differences with Tur
key. |
For tho first time In wcekH, New
York reports improvement iri the de
mand for cotton goods, which are ra
the
Ida
- and firm, with in
export demand ex
liquidation of the
iilminating this morn
market in a healthier
rally, the weak long
ling l-r-e-i eliminated, per-
•cd by an important short
ituros. and the fact that
it about tiie lowest levels
is far this season, make
- to investors,
s a good class of buying
k this morning.
SETTINGS EGGS FOR SALE—Eggs
from an excellent egg-producing
strain of Barred Plymouth Rocks
Phone 1383. 2-26-21
FOR SALE—Wood! Wood! Wood!
Delivered anywlioro In city; *3.«o
track load- w. L. Coxe. phone
1627-W.
IT WILL PAY YOU to buy yuur meats
Irom Coio'a Country Produce Mur-
ket Best produce at lowest prices,
Markot. 600 Thomas St.. Phone
1627-W.
WANTED—Three ladles for child wel
fare work; one for traveling, two for
local work. Good compensation. Ad
dress R. S. A., care Uunncr. 2-24-31
WANTED —Good second-hand typo-'
writer. Address P. O. Box 228.
2-24-tf
FOR SALE—Electric range, only boon;
, In use a few weeks. Will sacrifice
account of breaking up housekeep
ing. Phone 76. tf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT—Close
In. on Prince Avenue. Phono 1255.,
-c-o-d
BEAT THE BOLL WEEVIL by cull
Ing your cotton seed and planting
early. Capacity 3,000 pounds per
day. Barrett’s Gin, Route, No. 0.
Athena, Ga. •
LOST—Ladies' black leather puree,
containing $16.75. also receipts with
owner'* nine on Bunie. Please re-,
turn to Banner and receive reward.
, 2-25 21
TWO 8L1GHTLY defaced sc ring ma- j
, chines to eell at bargain. Singer j
Sowing Machine Co., W. It. Tindall.'
Mgr. 1 • IfrjjH'
Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Iceberg Lettuce, Ripe Tomatoes
Celery, Boll Peppors, Beets
Bunched Spinach, Carrots
Radishes, ShallotB Artichokes
Costa’s Delicatessen Shop.
Fresh Cream, Swiss. Brick and New
York Full Cream Cheese
Bulk Queen Olives, Sour. Dill
and Sweet Mixed Pickles
Costa's Delicatessen Shop.
AH -goods bought today will ho
charged on March account.
KINO-HODGSON CO.
VEGETABLES FOR TODAY:
Bunch Turnips
Bunch Beets'
Bunch Carrots
Bunch Spinach ,
Bunch Shallots
Bunch Radishes
Bunch Mustard
String Beans
Iceberg Lettuce
Fancy Celery
Tomatoes
KINO-HODGSON CO.
Specials for today:
Benson's -Bread, 5c
Benson's Pound Cake, pound. 2<lc
Benson's Layer Cuke, pound, 20c
KINO-HODGSON CO.
Fresh Country Eggs
30 cents a dozen
Norfolk Select Oysters
70 cents u quart
Fresh Potato Chips
Henson's Bread, Be
5% DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
| KINO-HODGSON CO.
' "Wo Charge and Dollvor'
All goods bought today will lie
charged on Mnrch account.
KINO-HODGSON CO.
On next mouths account;
Today's purchases will go on
next month's hill.
Arnold, Abucy A Co.
Fresh Eggs, 30c dozen
Yellow Yam Potatoes, 60c peek
Arnold. Abney & Co.
Turnip Siiluil. 10c pound
Tendor White Squash
Fresh Egg Plants
Green Snap Keans
Arnold. Abuuy & Co.
Fancy Iceberg Lettuce
Crisp White Celery
Ripe Tomatoes
Creed Bell Peppers
Arnold, Abney & Co.
"Aunt Tlllle's Apple Sponge Cake"
Good to the last crumb, 25c
Arnold. Abney & Co.
Largo white stalks Celery
Turnip Salad
Boots
Crisp Iceberg Lettuce
Spring Onions
Snap Beans, Red ripe Tomatoes
Florida Green Cabbage
FLEMING K OLIVER,
Phonos 1<H6 and 104'.
Fine Fat Mackerel
Smoked Bloaters
Brick Codfish
FLEMING A OLIVER.
Phones 10)6 and 1047
Largo Juicy Ciapefruit
Fine Sweet Oranges
Splendid Cooking Apples
FLEMING & OLIVER.
Phones 1046 and 1047
Markets
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were tho ruling prices
la the exchange today;
,Tono. steady; middling, 12.20c, quiet.
Prev.
Open High Low Closo Close
13.93 14.09
12.15 12.21 11.82 11.90 12.27
12.60 12.73 12.36 12.38 12.77
13.05 13.20 12.85 12.85 13.14
13.20 13.76 13.40 13.41 13.82
Jan.
Mar.
May
July
Oct.
Dee 13.85 13.93 13.60
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Tho following were (lie ruling prices
In the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, 11.75c,
quiet.
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
Mar. ... 11.90 12.00 11.60 11.60 12.05
May .... 12.35 12.42 12.01 12.02 12.43
July .... 12.60 12.75 12.36 12.36 12.74
Oct 13.05 13,16 12.85 12.88 13.25
Doc .... 13.06 13.50
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Athens, 13.60c.
Atlanta, stondy. 11.50c.
* New York, quiet, 13.20c.
New Orleans, steady, 11.75c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Tono, steady; sales 5.000; good mid
tiling, 8—Id.
COLLINS’
ECONOMY
STORES
THERE’S A DIFFERENCE
Carnation Milk,
large size'
Baby Butter Beans,
pound
14.02 Kellogg’s Corn
Flakes
1 At* 10 pounds large Irish OAg%
Potatoes ..
10c
28c
12c
No. 2Vi> can Califor- OOn No. 2 can Sugar
nia Apricots 1 Corn
10c
/13-lb. can White
Tuna "Fish
1 PC Q ua ker Oats,
1 package
10 pounds Bell’s
Meal
AOr* 10 bars Special Size QQa
Octagon Soap 05IC
•lor* room on Washington street, $100; store room on Prince avenue,
$4040; fourteen rooms on Clayton street.
" J. T. ANDERSON
125 Clayton St.
J»D
Fob
Mrh
Open
8.26
7.30
7(35
Close
8.22
7.26
7.33
7.44
Prev.
Close
8.40
7.5a
7.58
7.70
April
7.46
<\hiy
7.46
7.41
7.70
Juno
7.71
8.00
July
7.90
7.90
8.18
Aug
7.99
8.26
Sept
8.06
8.34
Oct. .......
8.15
8.12
8.40
Nov
8.16
8.43
Dec:
8.19
8.46
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Tim following worn tho
In the exchange today:
ruling prices
I’rot.
Open
WHEAT-
High
Low
CIOHO
Close
Mar. 1.65
1.6714
1.64
1.67V4
1.67
May 1.56
1 58
1.54
1.5714
1.66%
corn—
May 69 U
70 V4
68*14
70
6914
July 7(1
7*14
70 V4
72
71 Vi
OATS—
May 44 M
4534
44
40*4
4414
July 45 >4
46V4
45
46 VI
45V4
PORK—
May 21.00
21.26
21.00
21.20
20.80
LARD—
May 12.05
12.12
12.02
12.12
11.82
July 12.37
12.47
12.35
12.47
12.27
RIBS—
May 11.30
11.40
11.27
11.37
11.17
July ....
11.75
11.57
LIBERTY BONDS.
Now York, Fob. 25.—Liberty bond*
closed:
$91.02
4a 86.86
Socond 4s, bid 86.10
First 4!4s 86.92
•Second 414s 86.52
Third 414s 89.92
Fourth 4‘4 s 86.70
Victory 3%s i 97.42
Victory 4% K 97.42
CITIE8 SERVICE QUOTATIONS.
iFurnlshod by Henry L. Doherty 44
Co., Atlenta and Athens.)
Mr. Doherty Says:
"One of the greatest shortcomings
«f many so-called educated people Is
their idea that their education Is com
plete and that they needn't keep on
learning.''
Bid Asked
(.'. 8. Debentures, “C".... 93 li 97
t!. S. Debentures “D" 85 88
C. S. i e /r preferred 68)4 68%
C. •}. bankers 28 28%
C. S. common 243 248
-Buy City Service Securities”
H. A B. BEER'S COTTON LETTER.
(Special to The Banner)
New Orleans, La.. Feb. 25.—Liver
pool and Manchester trade advices
continue unfavorable, cables coming
lower than due again, with no change
In expression of opinions as to the
unsatisfactory outlook.
According to a New York authority,
the cotton acreage throughout the
world I* to be reduced on on average
of 50 per cent, If preoent plant are
No. 2 can Del Monte
Peaches, heavy syrup
Lye Hominy, large
cans
Grape Juice,
quarts _•
7 ounces Apple
Jelly
Large can String
Beans
Sun-dried Apples,
pound
Arbuckles ground
Coffee, pound ....
30c
11c
68c
12c
15c
11c
25c
10 pounds Net Sil-<M QO
verleaf Lard .. ** 1
5 pounds Net Silver- QCa
leaf Lard
Maxwell House
Coffee, pound
35c
Pound Can
Salmon
Cream Cheese,
pound
Armour’s Veri-Best
Shrimp
Prunes, <t Eg
pound * **** to
Jello, assorted,
package
12 cans No. 2 Hand-packed
Fancy Tomatoes,
for
10c
35c
15c
24c
10c
Side Meat, streaked
lean
10 lbs. Chicken
Feed
24 lbs. Fan Tan
Self-Rising Flour
85c
18c.
30c
$1.47
THIS STORE IS OWNED BY HOME CAPITAL—RUN
BY AN ATHENS MAN
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
COLLINS’
TWO STORES
225 HANCOCK AVENUE
303 RIVER STREET—M. P. Matthews’ Old Stand
Specials
Everything Delivered
"iff R. A. Whittens
and guaranteed at the
following piices lor
Cash Only
Doz. No. 2 cans best Virginia Tomatoes 87c
Doz. small cans Gibbs' Pork and Beans 89c
Beecb-Nut Ginger Ale, bottle 15c
Hippolite Marshmallow Cream, jar 23c
Chum Salmon 10c
Pink Salmon 14c
Pancake Flour, package 12 l-2c
10 lbs. Irish Potatoes 24c
24 lbs. Santa Claus Flour $1.48
Minerva Fruit Cake, each 49c
Three 1-lb. cans Army Beef 49c
Country Sun-Dried Apples, per pound 15c
Selected Maine Cobbler Seed Irish Potatoes, pk. 48c
PHONE 177
LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANGE AGENCY
30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
ASSETS OF COMPANIES OVER 195 MILLION3
OFFICE PHONE NO. 109 NIGHT PHONE NO. 719
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
> ...V 417-421 So. Mutual Bldg.
Coca! tndEastem Money Always on Hand For
Loans on Farms and City Property.
Loans on City Real Estate at 6 per cent on the
Monthly Repayment Plan.
LAW OFFICES, HUBERT M. RYLEE
405 Holnian Bldg. Telephone 1576
ATHENS
CITY DIRECTORIES
Now on Sale at
THE MCGREGOR CO.
THE HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY
B. R. BLOODWORTH, Manager
INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Real Estate—Bonds Investments
Room 217 Hinton Securities Building
Day Phones 477 and 35—Night Phones 373-W and 140
CHAUTAUQUAS INVADE ENGLAND
D
Offices have been opened in Lon
don for the promotion at tho first
chautauqna circuits on the other
side of the Atlantic. Back of the
movement are Arthur 0. Coit and
Lonis J. Albcr of Cleveland, O.
Coit ia personally getting tho un-
. dertnking under way while Alber.
• who io president of the Affiliated
! Lyceum and Chautauqua Associa-
I tion, remains in the United States
j looking after the American and
' Canadian end of the Coit-AIber or
ganization.
“It is our intention,” said Coit,
when seen at hit office, “to operate
in Great Britain at we bavo done in
Canada, Aoitnlia, and New Zea
land, as well as In the United
States,—that ia to present pro
gram* for the people of the coun
try (n which we an operating. In, „ ...
England the programs will bo Brit- musical attraction* we shall use.
ish, although I hare been asked to
augar-raottng-
entertainment
education that
It is educational
and entertaining
distinguishes the
ehantauqun program from any
other form of amusement. M><*
Elsie Illingworth with her concert
party will be one of tile British
_ —, Wo may use a musical eompanv
bnng over some of our best Amer- , or two from Franco and several
icon speaker* and doubtless will do, speakers from across seas. On* of
so. Bryan and Taft would be given the most successful pregrams
* .welcome here. presented in Canada was In 1918.
On that program wss an American
lecturer, a French captain, a Scotch
preacher, an Englishman, an Aus
tralian soldier-orator, and a Ger
man sociologist! And the German
sociologist, spolicing on "The Mhid
of Germany,” proved-the most suc
cessful speaker of tho group." * i
"In what way will our programs
differ from the vaudeville and the
atrical performances 7 Juht as they
differ In America. The lecture io
tho backbone of .the Chautauqua
program; the entertainment and
tho music hate to make the lecture
men* palaTiMt- thar are the
CHECK YOUR INSURANCE
This is the time of the year when the weather makt*3
fire 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 in
surance.
* Fleetwood Lanier, Mgr., Insurance Dept.
ERWIN & COMPANY
PHONE 3-4-6 SMITH BUILDING