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PAQP «IX
ATHEN8 BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1921.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have on hand several thousand dollars to loan on glltodgo
security. Our fourteen years' experience give us real knowledge as
to property values. During all our experience we have never lost a
client a dollar.
Call us if you want to borrow or have money to lend. Nothing
but A No. 1 applications considered.
ERWIN & COMPANY,
Phone 3-4-5,
Read-Today’s Wants
Lipscomb's Specialty—Firs Insursitcs.
THE LAROEBT SAVINGS
BANK IN ATHENS
The Athens Savings Bank pays 4
per cent Interest or. savlugs deposits
compounded Jnnuary l>t, Joly 1st.
Deposits roceiTod from 11.00 up. Get
the sating habit. "
1193-W—Is now our telephone »n»
ber. Call ns for printing. H O.
Stone Press.
WHY NOT DIVIDE MY FIRB IN
SURANCE WITH JE8TERT
HOMFB-Beey payments, lowest cost!
no loan commissions. T. L. Mitchell.
DR. D. LEE PEACOCK
Oentlst, Phone 227
i *17 Southern Mutual Building^ ^
mu nr.NT—Desirable offices In Hoi-
Tsn building. See N. H. Walter*
Boom 416 Holman nldg.
WOOD! WOOD! w OOD-t*M V*r
truck load, delivered. Hamm Mff.
Co., phone 147.
l-mf
Just received, a ™
PIPR Oct your orders in sariy.
Phono 08 or 1107. Dixie Builders
Supply Co.
DR. WM. L. CASON
Donttat
Ipedallzo^ln ExodonUa and Pyrodontla
FOR EXTERIOR and interior Paint-
Jnc and Decpratlns Phono 1 J 65 *
tlmntes cheerfully furnlshod. Clms.
tV. Parr. 3 ' 22lt
PLUMBING—Repair work guaranteed.
Phone 1716. W. G. Tiller. 3-9 tf
FOR SAT.E—Ford touring; looks good i
^ as new. Ford, care Bannor. tf i
JUST received, a carload of
PIPES. Get your ordors In early.
Phono 98 or 1497. Dixie Builders 1
Supply Co.
MARTIN BROS. SHOE
HOSPITAL, rear Martin
Bros. Shoe Store. We
have the doctors who
know just what to do with
each case, 125 Clayton St.,
opposite Holman Build
ing, Phone 717. 3-9-5t
nicely furnlshod
.7 Sou. Mu. Bldg.
F °room n ch.Tc Phone £ 'F. Thur-
mond at 717.
4*8*3t
I
FOR, SALE-ruro Georgia C»ne Sr-
rup made on plantation; A-l6"*j
heavy bodied. Gallon
six to case, $116 per gal.. Thomns-
vlllo. G. G. Glower, Thomasvllle
Ga. _. 4 ' 8 ' 31
EPARETIMEf WORK—‘Fur men and
Women. You can cam *l«».0t> a «o*«
and more by taking auhscrlptlons
during spare tlmo for the Cosmopoli
tan Group of Mngaxlncs. Openings
for a few responsible men and worn
c°n in Athens’ Outfit furnished free.
For particulars write Desk NA.
Agency Bureau, International Maga
zine Co.. 11» West 40th St., New
York City.
FOR BADE—Prestollto motorcycle
lamp and brackets for lamp and
tank. I-. Stillwell, Battnor oBIco.
WILD TAKc orders for home-made
rekes; Ange. Food. Loaf Layer
Cakes, etc. Prices reasonable. Tel
ephone 1092-It. Mrs. W.
on NO men. women, over 17, for
Postal Service. $120 month. Exam
inations April. Experience unnec
cssary. For free particulars of In
structlon. wrlto Raymond Tcrr>
(former Civil Service examiner). 63
Continental Bldg, Washington.
C.
4-8-31
FOR rent—Attractive rooms, apply
to 490 Hill St. 49 ' 3 ‘
EYEBROWS arched,
stre«'t.
490 Hill
4-9-31
FOR SALE—1915 Buick automobile;
good condition; only *45.00. Apply
Hood's Garage. 3 ' 9 '- 1
lost or STRAYED—Small Jersey
cow; no horns. Reward for return.
Phono 848. A' 9 ' 31
FISH—-Fresh Shad and fresh-water
Trout. Preeiud Chickens and ah
kind of the very best Meats at the
Western Market. Phones 1446-1447.
FOR SALE—1920 Buick touring;
good ns now. Buick. care Banner, tf
Just received, a carload of SEWER
PIPE. Get your orders in early.
Phono 98 or 1497. Dixie Builders’
Supply Co. 4-3-tf
NEW PRICES—Men’s Neo-
lin fiber half soles and
rubber heels, $1.50; la
dies’ Rinex fiber half soles
men’s best white oak
leather half soles and
rubber heels, $1.85 la
dies’ best white oak
leather half soles and rub
ber heels, $1.50. A good
rubber heel for 35c. The
best rubber heel made for
50c put on Shoes called
for and delivered. MAR
TIN BROS., Both Shops,
125 and 455 Clayton St. tf
Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Turnip Salad
English Pcaa
Bunch Turelpa
Home-grown Radishes
New Irish Potatoes
Cucumbers
Goose-Neck Yollow Squash
Bunch Beeta
.Snap Beans
Spring Onions
Fresh Tomatoes
Crisp Lettuce
Fine Large Stalks Celery
Cauliflower
Bell Poppers. Csrrots
FLEMING ft OLIVER.
Phones 1046 and 1017.
Fresh shipment 'Fruits
Fine, Sweet, Juicy Oranges
Large, Juicy Grapefruit
Itipc, Mellow Bananas
FLEMING & OLIVER.
Phones 1046 and 1047.
Fresh shipment of Potato Chips
FLEMING ft OLIVER.
Phonea 1046 and 1047.
Skelton Brothors’ Rolls
FrcBh every day
FLEMING ft OLIVER.
Phonos 1046 and 1047.
STRAWBERRIES!
Fine 'Florida Strawberries received
this morning.
FLEMING ft OLIVER.
Phones 1046 and 1017.
LOOK-SEE OUR SPECIALS
For Saturday
round Cake 25c the pound
'Layer Cake (2-lb.) 50c each
Lady Fingers 50c the pound
String Beans 50c the gal
8 dnz Eggs for $1.00
2 Pks Yams for 75c
Turnip Salad 10c the pound
Fresh Beets 15c the bunch*
Yollow Squash 10c the pound
Ripe Tomatoes. Lettuce. Celery
New Irish Potatoes
Homo Grown Strawberries
Arnold, Abney ft Co.
FRESH VEGETABLES
String Beans 12>/Jc Qt.
Yollow Squash 10c Lb. *
Now Irish Potatoes 10c Lb.
iFresh Sated 10c Lb.
Fresh English Peas
Bunch Beets, Radishes
Bell Peppers. Celery
Spring Onions, Cucumbers
Red Ripe Tomatoes
KING HODGSON CO.
Phones: 1000. tool. 1002. 1618.
1619, 204, 9172.
Last Day of this week's Specials
No. 1 Green Lima Beans 16c
No. 1 Corned Beef 15c
',4-lb. Cocoa 26c
No. 2 81lced Pineapple 31c
Peanut Butter 12c, 22c. 28c
Old Dutch Cleanser 11c
KING HODGSON CO.
"We Charge and Deliver."
Fresh Country Eggs 3 doz. $1.00
Philadelphia Cream Chceso
Sliced Boiled Ham'
Dried Beef, Ox Tongue
KINO-HODGSON CO.
Phonea: 1000. 1001.1002. 161S.
1619, 204. 9172.
Iceberg Lettnco, Ripe Tomatoes
Snap Beans. Cucumbers, Celery
Yellow Squash, Fresh Asparagus
-New Potatoes, Radishes, Carrots
Fresh Cream and SwIsr Cheese
Costa's Delicatessen Shop.
Juicy Grapefruit, Oranges
Wlnesap Apples. Bananas. I-emnns
Bulk Queen Olives. Sour Dill and
Sweet Mixed Plcklos
Costa’s Delicatessen Shop.
FOR SALE—Porto Rico Potato Plants,,
$1.45 per 1.000; 10,000 lots, $1.40 perl
1,000; rlnb together and order 10.- j
00". Tomatoes. $1.45 per 1,000. Cah |
base, 75c. We grow our own plants j
and have millions now ready toi
ship. All plants (. o. b. shipping*
point. Valdosta Potato ^i thwpe"Uni*'6.
Baseball Results.
I Virginia 3. , ' '
At Lexington. Va.-Carnegle Tech
I 12, Washington and Leo 0.
At Macon- n H ttj „t Columbus. Ga.-Furman Unlv. 1,
Georgia —2 4 * Camp Benuiug Inf. school 2.
Mercer —0 3 1 J
At Atlanta.—Georgia Tech 3, ogle-; gpceial for Sunday dinner
il4, Valdosta. Ga. Wky-4tj ‘^’’Auburn, Ala.—Auburn 12, Clem ! delightful Toasted Filibert
TOKi—Sweet Potato Slips, $2.50 per ( At Chapel Hill. N. C.—North Caro- | ce Cream. Order nOW.
I). Miller, 150 Kin? Ave.. Phone 583. | At ^Charlottesville. Va.—Cornell 4. Phone 698, Costa 8. J
FOR RENT—Mahogany upright piano
and dining-room suite; b!*c months
or longer; separately or together.
Mrs. Julfen Erwin. Phone 552.
Sa&Su
“USE GEORGIA PRODUCTS”
DR. E. K. WHEELIS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The Latest Methods Used in Diagnosis
and Treatment of Diseases
dee Me Concerning Your Stomach,
Nerves, Kidney or Any Deep.
Seated Disease.
Office Phono 1761—Ret. Phone 1165-W
Office, 101/2 Clayton St.
Georgia’s Schedule
Baseball Games
April 9.
Mcrccr at Macon.
April 13.
Alabama at Athens.
April 14.
Alabama at Athens.
April 15.
Michigan at Athons.
April 16.
Michigan at Athene.
April 21.
Oglethorpe at Athens.
April 22.
Alabumn at Tuscalooaa.
April 23.
Alalmnin at Tuscaloosa.
April 25.
Auburn at Auburn.
April 26.
Auburn ut Columbus.
April 27.
Vanderbilt at Naahvllle.
April 28.
Vanderbilt at Nashville.
April .29.
Kenturky State at Lexington.
April 30.
Kentucky State at Lexington.
May 6.
Auburn at Athene.
May 7.
Auburn at Athene.
May 11.
Washington and Lee at Athens.
May 12.
Washington and Leo at Athons.
May 13.
Mercer at Athens.
May 14.
Mercer at Athens.
Quality Goods. Better Prices. Courteous
Service. Cleanliness. Convenience.
Efficiency , s,
WHITTEN’S
Let us hell) you reduce your grocery bills.
The many customers that have already visited our
store and are daily repeating their visits and buy
ing our goods, is evidence that they are getting
good goods at better prices. ,,
Red Crown and Gibbs Jelly, per glass 10c
75c, No. 1 Red Crown Preserves 25c
50c Beech Nut Peanut Butter 29c
10 lbs Our Country Corn Meal 32c
30c Hipolite Marshmallow Creme — _...12c
Toilet Paper, per roll 4c
10 lbs. Silver Leaf Lard $1.68
10 lbs. Crescent Lard 98c
24 lbs. Best Self Rising Flour ^..$1.29
40c Can Tripe 27c
California Yellow Cling Desert Peaches 19c
Imported Large Juicy Lemons, per doz 19c,
200 Crock Apple Butter 69c
Large Yellow Bananas, per doz 28c
Fresh String Beans, per gal. 45c
New Irish Potatoes per pound 7c
Celery, Bell Peppers, Bunch Radish, Cucumbers,
Tomatoes, Texas Bermuda Onions, Bunch Onions,
Burnham and Morrill Paris Sugar Corn, 17c.
Full line National and Sunshine Crackers. ,
The Whitten Grocery Co.
Old Herald Building.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
“Let a man make a mouse trap better than his neighbor and the people
will make a beaten path to his door’’
The public knows that at Piggly-W iggly they get the lowest prices not on
one or two items, but on all items.
The public knows that at Piggly-W iggly they find nationally advertised
food products, no private brands, no bankrupt stock.
Some of Our Everyday Values—1,200 Others Just As Good:
«U8E GEORGIA PROOUCTS”
“USE GEORGIA PRODUCTS"
dwelling for rent
TEN-BOOM HOUSE; LARGE LOT. PRINCE AVFNUE.
J. T. ANDERSON
129 Clayton St.
Fresh Snap Beans,
Gallon
47c
Paris Tiny Tot.
Peas
33c
2'/o Cling
Peaches -
18c
Early June
Peas
15c
Maillards Cocoa,
l'/“S
31c
No. 2 Can
Corn * —
10c
Armour s Sliced Box Bacon,
Pound -
49c
Royal Scarlet
28c
Rodicr
38c
Shrimp -
Mushrooms
R. &_B. Boned
63c
42c
dragon Stuffed
Olives
Golden Cup Coffee,
Pound
35c
37c
Chicken ^ -
Royal Baking Powder,
large
’ 1
Tetley’s and Lipton s Tea,
Pound
76c
Bee Brand Insect Powders, 9E q
large -—-
10 lbs. Silvejieafc Lard
m a •
$1.68
Sliced Meats at College Avenue Store
FRESH VEGETABLES
Broad Street-
-TW0 STORES-
-College Avenue
LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANGE AGENCY
30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
ASSETS OF COMPANIES OVER 195 MILLIONS
OFFICE PHONE NO. 109 NIGHT PHONE NO. 7IS
GREEN & MICHAEL LOAN DEPARTMENT
. 417-421 So. Mutual Bldg.
Local and Eastern Money Always on Hand For
Loans on Farms and City Property.
PLENTY OF MONEY
For loana on farm tends. Lowest rato of Interest; prompt aervlce.
HUBERT M. RYLEE ,,
LAW OFFICES
HOLMAN BLDG. ATHEN8, GA. TEL. 1576.
Collins’
Economy
Stores
We Don’t Reduce One Article, and Raise Another to
Cover the Difference
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED OR MONEY RE
FUNDED—TRY US.
Standard Granulated QV2C
Sugar, Pound
Grape Nuts, Pack- 4 Cn
age
Post Toasties, Pack- 10c
Puffed Wheat, Pack- 4 4a
age 1 ^
Quaker Grits, 1 Qc
package---- IW
Quaker Oats, Pack- Ha
age -‘ 1 1 ^
Shredded Wheat 4 Cm
Package 1
Kellogg’s Bran, QQp
Package fcfcv
i/^j-lb. can Lipton’s 9Qn
Yellow Label Tea .. uo,< '
Maxwell House Cof-0 A «
fee, Pound Cans ...
Maxwell House
Coffee, 3-lb. Cans
$1.02
$1.67
No. 5 Crescent Compound
Lard, jlQ r
Pail WC
Country-Ground Meal, Se
lected Com, Packed Espec
ially for our trade, OOa
12-lb. Cloth Bag....
10 Bars Special Size QQn
Octagon Soap
10 Pounds Ice Cream 4 On
Salt *
§
Large Size Premier 37 C
Salad Dressing -... ^ 1 w
Five-String Broom, KQq
Selected Broom Corn
Kellogg’s Com
Flakes
11c
7-Oz Roll Sanitary f)7f*
Toilet Paper V ■ v
White Rabbit <M 43
Floor,’24 pounds.’'’P 1
Canned Brains
12 oz
24c
10 pounds net
Silver Leaf Lard j jj e j nz Sweet Mixed 9£)C
No. 10 Crescent Compound j Pixels. I )0Un< *
k a . l ’d> 94>C Frensh String Beans, >IRp
P al1 l Gal . ^
225 Hancock Ave.
303 River Street
THE HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY
B. R. BLOODWORTH, Manager
INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Real Estate—Bonds Investments
Reom 217 Hinton Securltlas Building
Day Phonea 477 and 35—Night Phonta 87S-W and 140
S
DO NOT ENDANGER
. / Your property with "spring cleaning" fires. Watch the trash
piles or better still call the City Sanitary Department and le» them
remove the old rubbish.
Consult Us About Your Insurance.
ERWIN & COMPANY,
Fleetwood Lanier, Manager Ins. Dept
Phone 3-4-5. Phone 3-4-5.