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ATHENS BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1021.
Of Merrell-Soule Company, of Syracuse N. Y., will be in our Store all day TODAY and TOMORROW morning, demonstrating this wonderful
product which is Pure Cow’s Milk. Come test it for yourself and find out how[it is made.
WHITTmJST OHOCBRY COMPANY
Corner Washington and Lumpkin Sts.
The Daylight Corner
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR SALE.
Wo have for sale tho prettiest shaded lot In Athena. Splendid
location. Must be sold. 911x210. $2,000.
ERWIN AND COMPANY
Lipscomb’s Specialty Flro Inauranc. LOST—Diamond Stick Pin
between Bryant’s Barber
Shop and the Manhattan
Cafe. Reward of $250 of
fered. Return to Banner
office or D. T. Brown, tele
hone 9137. 5-18-3t
Dance at Watson
Springs Tonight
THE LARGEST SAVINGS
BANK IN ATHEN8
The Athena Savings Hank pays 4
per cent Intercut on savings deposits
compounded January 1st, July lat.
IlepoaltB received from $1.00 up. Qet
tho saving bablt. tt
the country, and the dances are ai
ways enjoyable afTaira.
Make your plans to attend tonight.
—f- —.
. Mrs. Harold Hinton and two little
llic regular weekly dance will he) daughters have returned from a visit
given by tho management at Watson to relatives In West Point.
Springs tonight and tho public is cor-1 . „
d.al.y invited. Splendid music is pro-1 arrive "Si {l^l^hTn^n New To^k
vlded, the floor Is one ot the best In day to visit Mrs. M. I”. Costa. 6:'55am
Seaboard Air Line Ry.
Northbound Southbound
Leaves Leaves
10:05am Atlanta-Monroe local 6:40pm
3:16pm Memphls-Blrmlocbam 2:24pm
3:16pm Atlanta 2:24pm
3:16pm.. Norfolk-Rlcbmond. ,2:24pm
7:50pm Atlanta-Abbeville Loe 8:00am |
LIPSCOMB FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE
A8SETS OF COMPANIES OVER 195 MILLION8
OFFICE PHONE No. 109. NIGHT PHONE No. 712
119S-W—Is now our tolophone num
her. Call us for printing. E.
Stone I’ress.
WHY NOT DIVIDE MY FIRE IN
SURANCE WITH JESTERt
HOMES—Easy payment!, lowest coat,
no loan commissions, T. L. Mitchell
STORE nutos at Chafln llroa. Oarage.
Rates: Fords. $5.00 per month; au
tomobiles, $6.00. Open all night,
j a , 4-16-tf
DR. D. LEE PEACOCK
Dentist, Phone 227
317 Southern Mutual Building
12-2-tf
FOR RENT—Deslralilo offices In Hol
man building. Sco N. H. Walters.
Room 415 Holman Bldg.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!—$4.00 per
truck load, dellvored. Hanna Mfg
Co, phime 147. 1-29-tf
. DR. WM. L. CASON
Dentlat
Pbone 7*0 306-7 Ron. Mu. Bldg.
Ipeclallto In Exodontla and Pyrodontla
2-S-tf
FOR EXTERIOR and Interior Paint
Ing and Decorating Phone 1465. Es
timates clieorfully turnlahed. Chaa.
W. Parr. $•»«
cHAFirTrAXi co.
Taxicabs. Phone 1787.
Dependable service day and night.
Wo never sleep. Chafln Taxi Co. tt
PLUMBING—Repair work gnaranteed.
Phone 1716. W. a Tiller. . 3-B-tf
ROARD WANTED—By refined lady
and 4-ycar-old daughter. State terms, j
References given. Suburban loca
tion preferred. Addross "M," care
Banner, 6-17-2t
FOR RENT—Four-room apartment
with nil modern conveniences and
garage. University Drive. Phone
335, Abo Joel. B-17-3t
FOR RENT—Nlno-room houio on
Mllledgo avenue. Phono 1725-J, tf
AGRICULTURAL College student de
sires nice young man for room
mate. Phono 1784. 6-18-2t
WE EXPECT a car of Ponn. chosfnnt
anthracite coal next week. This
coal Is suitable for base burnor
stoves. Atlantic lec & Coal Corp.
Phono 117. 619 21
FOR RENT—Two or three furnished
rooms, sultablo for light house
keeping; Mllledgo Avo. Phono 871
6-19-31
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
doable room; Mllledgo Avo. Phone
871. b-19-3t
FOR RALE — Govornment-lnapoctcd
Porte Rico Potato Plants, $1.25 per
LMIO, f. o. b. Cordele, da. Prompt
delivery. Cash with order at above
prlcis. Cordelo Plant Farms, Cor-
dele, Ga.
SPECIAL SALE TODAY—Two dozen
apple geranium plants, In pots. 15
cents, at Elite Theater.
SWEET POTATO SLIPS. 20c per 100.
$1.50 per 1,000. Phone 583, 150 King
! ‘ vcu “°- est kind. ” Let us fill your
FOR SALE—One South Rend range: j prescription,
practically new. Phono 1784. 5-20-2t r* L O ft 1 n
IF YOU ARE looking for a cool, i AlHBIlS FlSll W OjfStBr UOl
SSTVZTiStS; S3* Whok»le «nd Retail Fi.h
logs, "excepting stove—on oil stove be- Dealers.
ing furnished. 561 and 563 E. Broad.
A 5-room camp, right In the woods, i
near tho river. Shade a-plenty ami!
a nearby meadow fine for picnics. I
Also plenty of sweet milk and but-1
ter, honey, eggs and fresh vegetables |
to be had right near. Ice every day
If wonted.
Eighteen miles from Athens; a
truck delivery from town passes every ! (@)
day. A nice place to rest
Write Mrs. Henry Comer. Glendale:>5
Farm, Maxeys, Ga., or phone Mr. H.
Comer, pbone 500. Su-Wed-Thu
Where the Best
Eats Are Ttfday
Picnic Suggestions: Sweet Mixed
and Sour Pickles in hulk. Ilrlnz'a Mid
get Gherkins, Sliced Boiled llnm, Bo
logna.
At PIGGLY WIGGLY.
Ag. College Pasteurized Butter, 35c
pound. Received fresh dally.
At PIGGLY W1GOLY.
Cucumhera, Iceberg Lettuco, Celery,
Ripe Tomatoes, Fine Fresh Georgia-
grown Snap Beans, Beets, Green Pens,
Yellow-neck Squash.
At PIGGLY-WIGGLY.
Applejit, Virginia Dare Wine
Welch's Grape Julep, Grey ltnck Ale.
At PIGGLY-WIGGLY.
Red Ripe Tomatoes
15c the pound
Tender String Rcans
100 the qt.
South Georgia Yellow Yarns
Arnold, Abney & Co.
Aunt Tilly's Applo
Sponge Coko
Fresh Potato Chips
F'resll Ryo Bread
Fresh Graham Bread
Arnold, Abney & Co.
Turnip Salnd 16c tho pk.
Homo-grown Lettuce 10c
Homo-grown Beets 10c
Arnold, Abney & Co.
Frosh Tomatoes
Ripe Peaches
Snap Beans
Boll Peppers
English Peas
Roasting Ears
.Sweet Potatoes
FLEMING £ OLIVER.
Phones 1046 and 1047
Now York Cream Checso
FrOBh Potato Chips
Skelton Brothers' Rolls
FLEMING ti OLIVER.
Phones 1016 and 1017.
Fresh Fish
20c
15c
Received Daily
Choice Lot Red Snap- on
pers, per pound £UC
Fancy Speckled
Trout, pound...
Large Fresh Mullet
per pound,
Now is the time to Eat Morej
Fish. Your health depends
on your * eating a certain J
amount of fish weekly. If;
your kidneys are bothering;
you and your back hurts you
need more fish. Ask your
doctor what he things of it. i
But don’t load your system ,
up with old fish; see a spec- 1*m0*0*0*0*0*0*0*g
lalist and get only the fresh
NOTES FROM RECENT
“FACTS and FIGURES”
No. 1. Buffalo and Los Angeles has lower wholesale rates
than Athens. A long way from home but Doherty says these
towns have wholesale rates lower than Athens.
No. 2. Seattle on her knees. A long way from home, but
a deplorable condition for any town.
No. 3 Herald yesterday afternoon and Banner yesterday
morning says, Arizona, California, Massachusetts and Illinois
Commissions granted rates on fair return on Investments.
ATHENS’ REPLY TO ABOVE.
No. 1. A little nearer home we find our sister city of Ander
son, S. C., enjoying a lower wholesale rate than Athens.
No. 2. What the use. Let’s don’t discuss it.
No. 3. The Doherty organization would lead one to believe,
by quoting only- a portion of the orders of the railroad commis
sions of these far-a-way states, that the Commissions exist only
for the benefit of the public utilities.
The GEORGIA COMMISSION will handle the unjust and
untimely prayer for increase by Mr. Doherty. The Georgia Com
mission has spoken as follows: i
“It is hereby EXPRESSLY declared that the above increases
are authorized upon the express condition that the same are nec
essary because of emergencies arising out of National conditions
EXISTING AT THIS TIME, and that upon further condition
WHEN THIS EMERGENCY shall have passed, the old rates or
proper modifications thereof, will be made effective, upon proper
order of the Commission.”
There is now a large industry ready to locate in Athens. The
promoters of this industry, says if the rates asked for by Doherty
are granted that it is very doubtful if this industry can possibly
live in Athens.
Another large extension to a present active industry in Ath
ens is being held up on account otf the proposed rates. Some of
the machinery has been purchased, shipment hid up on this ac
count.
The Chamber of Commerce of Athens by a vote of 130 to 9
says we will oppose to the last any increase. The two instances
above are examples of reasons why the Chamber as a body must
oppose any increase.
Citizens and Manufacturers’
Publicity Committee
Nobody’s Kid §
WILL MAKE®
YOU CRY 8
FOR RENT—Seven bed rooms, 2 broad halls, 8 closets, bath and tavratory.
besides one large room, 40x45. suitable for games and recreation. Every
thing In splendid condition and the location Is Ideal. Seven men might
get together and rent this for a bachelors apartment. SEE
PEOPLES BANK
ATHENS, GEORGIA
A STRONG BANK has three fundamental elements in its
make up. These are: Substantial resources, an expe
rienced personnel, and a thorough organization. This
bank can qualify on each and all of these.
LET US SERVE YOU
S. Bernstein, President
J. II. Dozier, Vies President
J. H. Hubert, Cashier
L. 3. Bray, Ass’t Cashier.
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 loans on farm lands. Lowest rate of Intorost; prompt service.
HUBERT M. RYLEE
LAW OFFICES J *
HOLMAN BLOa. ATHEN8, GA. ffeU 1576.
THE HINTON SECURITIES COMPANY /
8. R. BLOODWORTH, Manager
INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Real Estate—Bonds Investments /
Room 217 Hinton Securities Building jj-r
Day Phones 477 and 35— Night Phones 373-W and 140
Our Business Continues Its Steady
Growth and We Continue to ' j
Offer Real Bargains 1
Fresh String Beans—home grown, per gallon..25c
Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen.. 28c
Sugar, per pound 7 l /2c
Full Cream Cheese, per pound 20c
Brookfield Butter, per pound 42c
Silver Leaf Lard, 10 pounds $1.47
No. 10 Crescent Lard 94c
Georgia Raised Peaches, per basket 35c
Fresh Tomatoes, per pound ....15c
THEWHITTEncROtfRrtO
ALWAYS THE BEST
TRY US AND SEE
COR.WASHINGTON Er LUMPKIN ST..ATHENS
Collin's Economy Store
Fresh String Beans, home grown, gallon 26c
Fresh County Eggs, per dozen... 28c
Best Granulated Sugar, per pound 7 l-2c
Full Cream Cheese, per pound 18c
Brookfield Butter, per pound 40c
Silverleaf Lard, 10 pounds for $1.45
No. 10 Crescent Lard 92c
Fancy Self-Rising Fleur, 10-pound bag 48c
CASH AND CARRY
Collin’s Economy Store
225 HANCOCK AVENUE
DO NOT ENDANGER
Your property with “aprlng cleaning” fire*. Watch tne tra*h
pile* or better *tlU call the City Sanitary Department and let them
remove the old rnbblab.
Consult Us About Your Insurance.
ERWIN & COMPANY,
Fleetwood Lanier, Manager Ins. Dept
Phone 3-4-5. Phone 3-4-5.
