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THE ATHENS DAILY BANNER, ATHENS OA.
IN COMBINATION
Banner—Morning
Herald—Evening
FOR SALE.
FOR QUICK SALE—6-room house on
Grady Ave. E. O. Fambrougb, 211
So. Mutual Bldg. Phone 516. .117c
9
2 Cent* a Word
>llntiuuui charge 40 cent*. Three
(nr the P r| ce or 2 V4 lusorttona.
times for tbo price
Insertions.
Dies
Cover both morning and evening elr-
| a tl„n In Athens at 2 cents a word,
combination rate.
Telephones 1216 and 75.
ATHENS. GA.
HE
BANNER-HERALD
Athens, Ga.
Banner-Herald
Wants
business notices.
picomb’s Specialty—Fire Insurance.
V NOT DIVIDE MY FIKB IN-
ItANCE WITH JESTER? Jly.tlc
MKS—Easy payments, lowest cost :
loan cotumtssions. T. L. Mitchell.
Jly31c
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—7 room house with
spacious lot close in. Possession in
60 days. Good investment or home.
Priced pre-war fig'ute.
ERWIN & CO.
Phone 345. Smith bldg.
ale
in:. D. LEE PEACOCK
Dentldt, Phone 227
317 Southern Mutual building
Jiggle
(Mil)! WOOD! WOOD!—14.00 per
triuk load, delivered, ilunna Mfg.
. phone 147.. . Jlyglc
rl'ItK
llolinai
with
Bldg.
Phone 137
> Ale
: EXTERIOR and Interior Paint'
4 and Decorating Phono 1465. Es
timates cheerfully furnished. Chas
tV Parr. Jly31c
AUK Y L. POTTS, plastering and
tti.no work; estimates furnished
III Springdale St., Athens, Ga. Teh-
)huue 301. Jly31c
Al'TY PARLOUS — Byrd's llalr
Dressing Parlor. Phone 464. 311 Hol
man Bldg. Jlyglc
tVK your old hat mndo new; cost
small. Also French dry cleaning.
Work railed for and delivered
promptly. Imperial Tailoring Co.,
W. Clayton St. Phone 641.
Jly30c
SIDE with Jester.
Hnlmau Building.
Phono 437
Ale
1NE 1186—Wo give you the heat
ther half soles and rubber heels
$1.86. Oldhatn Shoe Renury.
Phone 1186. 573 Broad St. Ale
HPY Liberty Bonds. Jester's In-
ranee Agency, 614 Holman Bulld-
tts. Phone 437. Ale
RVE yourself and be well served
PigglyWIggly. Ale
BARBER SHOPS.
HERE sanitation, service and cour-
s the hrst consideration In
t'rsonal service, HUley * Jones
Co Sou. Mutual Bldg., 185 College
Are. Ale
MONUMENTS.
Honor llieni with a monument. Man-
keturers of mar&lo and granite mon-
>mts of quality. Designs an., prices
Intend upon request.
BELL BROS. MARBLE CO.
1 Thomas -St. Phono 996-.1
Athens, tin. Jly28t
API.INO—I do nil kinds of hnullng
*nrt transferring. laons trlpH n ape-
naltv. "Cheapest trtirks In town.”
L. Cox, phone 996-W. A 16c
WANTED.
'ANTED—Middle-aged ludy to do
rateterla work. Apply, at once.
Thornton's Cafeteria. JITc
■OMPETENT stenographer, now em
ploy, d, desires work to do during
'Pare time. Address Box 499,
Athens.
(ANTED—3 or 4 completely furnish
r, l housekeeping rooms with deslr-
'hie people. Call Mr. Sykes at Her-
'Id Office after G p. m.
-ANTED—To rent 6 or 7 room house
*ltli modern conveniences and
rood neighborhood. Mr. Binkley.
Hanner Office.
TPKRIENCED stenographere wishes
Position. Address X. Y„ care Ban
ner. J18p
'ANTED — To buy live-passenger
lord body. Mr. Stillwell, care Bah-
ANTED—To rent 3 connecting
,0l >ms with all conveniences tor
Hkht housekeeping In good neigh-
lerhood. Priced reasonable. L. S„
' ,r e Hanker.
FOR 8ALE.
n| * SALE*192fl Bulck, Mr del K-45;
'"dy run 3,000 miles; cheap for
'Ash Apply Car. care Banner. J30c
"h SALE—Ford cut-down roadster.
T*o Dodge touring cars. These
’ora repainted and In good rnechan-
l ' 1 l condition. Prices cheap. Yow
brothers. Phono 1487. Jl* c
K CRYSTAL ELAKF. SHORTEN
not, it’n “home-made,
11 he. ause it’s “tesL ’ Your Gro«*f
« it. ale
'dl SALE—Thor washing machine,
hractlfally new. Phone 1604-W.
J17c
#4,000 will buy a 6-room house locatei
near tbo Normal school that sold
last year (or #6.300.00. For further
Information see or phone tloinur
Stark Agency. 705 Holman Bldg
Phone 726. Ale
RIGHT NOW 0-room house tor yoj
Rent or sale. Bargain. $30.00 per
month rent. #3,600 on easy terms
will buy it. H. O. Epting & Co.,
Phone 1686.
Wo offer a 3-room cottage in good
neighborhood nt #900.00. Payable
$100.00 cash, balnncc $25.00 per
month. Rents for $10.00 per month.
HOMER STARK AGENCY
705 Holman Bldg. Phono 726.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Front room, modem
conveniences. deHirablc location;
gentlemen preferred. Call 19-W.
J17C
FOR RENT—Two connecting unfur
nished rooms to couple; hot and
cold water; convenient to town.
250 W. Broad. Phone 1482. J17p
FOR RENT—Beginning September 1st
unfurnished npnrmtent consisting of
one upstairs room and two rooms nnd
use of porches and hath downtsairs.
In excellent neighborhood, on car line
and in three blocks of postoffice. For
further information address "H,"
caro Herald. J26x
FOR RENT —Large, comfortable
room, central location: Phone
1604-W. J31c
BENEDICT ten-room house for rent.
Corner Thomas and Hancock.
Phone 483. Mrs. W. E. Matthews.
J17c
FOR RENT—Furnished bungalow for
month of August to couple without
children. S. .0.. care Banner. J16P
FOR RENT—Front room, modern
conveniences. Desirable loeatlon.
Gentlemen preferred. Call 19-W. J18c
FOR RENT—Two eonneetlng room*
to couplce. Hot and cold water.
Convenient to town. 250 W. Broad.
Phone 1482. J 18 P
FOR RENT—Furnished bungalow for
month ot August to couple without
children. “S. O." Herald. J18p
FOR RENT—Newly furnlaliod rooms.
modern conveniences; convenient
to town. Apply at_'J6? We»t Dough-
orty streot. jYop
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Mattresses made new. Phon* 21.
J. L. Hewatt.
Wall papering and decorating pn-
7>er from Sherwin & Williams, At
lanta, Ga. Best of work guaranteed
See Gordon & Woods. Phone 689-W.
297 Priueo Ave. Jul26c
BOARD and rooms
M,it RENT -Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: also board and
rooms. The Jewel Hotel, 189 East
Broad St.. Athens. Ga. A2n
AUTO REPAIRING.
AUTO STARTER Repair Co. Starter,
generators, magnetos, born? and ig
nition brashes and ignition parts
223 Prlnee Ave. Telephone 1792.
Jly31c
Prince Avenue Garage a good gar
age. General auto repairing. 197
Prince Ave., Phone 428-1V. Jul29c
Auto flx'ng done by men who knon
low Track repairing a specialty
Charges. #1.00 per hour.
GEO. N. GENTRY'S GARAGE
718 Thomas St. Phono 1516
Jly28c
When you need expert automobile
repairing done give u? a trial.
THOMAS ST. GARAGE
431 Thomas St. Athens. Ga.
JIy2Sc
NEEL'S Auto Top Service Co. Tops
recovered chile you waiL General
repairing of tops, ushlons and cur-
lulus. 252 N. Lumpkin SL Phone
1500. ' 'Jly22c
REPAIRING
rruuk and suitcase repairing. Neel's
Auto Top Service Co., 252 N. Lump
kin St. Phone 1500. Jly22-
SHOE REPAIRING.
CALL 601-W when you want flrst-
olnss shoo repairing. Best of leathe-
used and guaranteed. Work called
for nuil delivered promptly. Chas.
L. Rice & Co., 198 College Ave.
Shoe repairing. Best of leather
used and first class work guaranteed.
We call for and deliver promotly.
FREEMAN & PORTER
Normal School Station. Phone 900.
Aug.ic
FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANO
EMOALMER
W P. Hopson. 237 Hull St. T-le
,,l,or,e 925; night phono 556. The
lead 113 colored undertaker
ATHENS TIRE 8ERVICE CO.
vulcanising, retreading worn t:rs*
our specialty. New tires and tub*;|v
Phone 916. 1*2 W. Clayton St.
FRIDAV MORNINQ, JULY -16. 1#2L
PAGE FIV«
Markets
NEW YORK COTTON.
Prev.
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
»• 13.30 13.45 13.24 13.36 13.2#
ar. .13.53 13.70 13.47 13.58 13.52
I.V • 13.35 12.35 12.13 12,28 12.48
Pt. .12.90 13.01 12.78 12.97 12.85
■c. .13.30 13.45 13.22 13.32 13.28
Tone of market, quiet; middling.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON)
Prev.
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
1^.79 12.97 12.79 12.86 12.78
12.C2
13.05
11.74
12.33
12.64
Jan.
Mar.
May
July
Oct.
Dee.
Tone of market,
11.88c.
. 12.92
.13.03
.11.74
.12.45
13.10
13.13
11.80
12.66
12.8C
13.04
13.06
11.68
12.43
12.74
13.00
12.98
12.69
steady; middling,
July
. 8.56
8.70
8.67
Auk. ..
. 9.05
8.95
9.05
Sep.
9.03
9.16
Oct. ..
’ 9.20
9.14
9.28
Nov. .
. . 8.90
8.85
9.25
Nov. ..
. 8.90
8.85
9.00
Dec. ..
. 8.96
8.90
9.05
FARM LOANS
I am now prepared to cloae loan*
rfarm. on WlntervlUe j —r^on^we..
tractive mar^PPljU.
' IR SALE _ „ —
'"’d. Jus|, outside the city limit*
1 'ontalns 75 acres and 1 J# * eTes
hoth in fiiFh .1.1* of cuUWaUou
£6 well
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Prev.
Open. Close. Close.
8.76 8.85 8.80
8.80
8.82
8.38
8.71
8.77
Tone of market, easy;
8 19c.
Jan.
Mar.
May
July
Oct.
Dec.
8.89
8.94
8.49
8.77
8.85
middling.
FOREIGN MONEY.
Sterling—3.62.
Francs—7.7914.
Marks—1.33 $4.
N. Y. Call Money—6 per cent.
GRAIN AND MEAT MARKET.
Prev.
Open.
WHEAT-
High.
Low.
Close.
Close.
July 1.32
1.35%
1.30
1.30%
1.32%
Dee. 1.34
1.38%
1.33
1.37
1.36
COHN—
July .63(4
.64%
.62%
.63%
.64
Sep. .6 l'A
.62%.
.61 %
.62
.62
OATS—
July .38 %
.38%
.37
.39%
•38%
Sep. .61(4
.41%
.40%
.41%
.62
LARD—
No report
today.
RIUS--
Sept. 11.80
12.00
11.70
11.95
11.80
July .11.70
11.87
11.55
11.85
11.70
RIBS—
Sept. 11.10
11.17
11.00
11.17
11.10
July .11.05
11.07
11.05
11.05
11.05
COTTON SEED OIL.
Prev.
Open. Noon. Close. Cloeo.
8.95 9.02 9.117
Tone of market.
500.
quiet; sales, 11,-
2d 4>/,h
3d 4%s
4th 4Vis
Vic. 4Vis
LIBERTY BONOS
.#87.10
. 91.04
. 87.10
. 98.32
CITIE8 SERIVCE SECURITIES.
(Furnished by Henry L. Doherty ft
Co., Atlanta Hnd Athene).
( Mr. Dohety says;
Leadership which asserts ttself by
its own power must be recognised,
no mutter fretn what source it comes."
(July 15 quotations)
Bid
Cities service debentures,
"C" 75
tiles service debentures,
"D" 74
Cities service 6 per cent
preferred 42
Cities Service common.. 108
Cities Service bahkers.. 1144
Asked
80
45
113
11%
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Athens, steady, 12.25c.
Atlanta, steady, 11.14c.
New York, quiet, 12.75c.
New Orleans, steady, 11.88c.
Philadelphia, steady. 13c.
Norfolk, steady, 11.75c. *
Savannah, steady, 11.66c.
Egyptian cotton opetktbig.mills using
American cotton thirty-flve hours pet-
week, instead of twenty-four hours
formerly.
In other words, consumption ot
Amorlcan cotton by English mills
will be larger In the future, were tt
not for the scarcity of fuel, due to
the decent prolonged coni strike. It Is
likely that British mills would hr
running to larger capacity, but this
will probably come eventually as the
supply of coal Increases as a result
of miners having returned to work
With Lancashire Increasing con
sumption of raw cotton. Amerlcar
mills making slow but steady prog
re?, In this respect. Japan and othet
foreign countries recoveries from the
late depression and Germany making
thp greatest relative progress, the
outlook Is decidedly encouraging fat
a much larger consumption of Amer
ican cotton by the world next sea-
It matters little, therefore, for the
world's carry-over of American cot
ton at the close of this season. July
31st. next, to be in the neighborhood
of four million bales larger than last
season’s surplus, as the Indicated
smallness of thla year’s crop promises
to Offset this feature, especially since
prospects nre for a material Increase
In the next season's consumption by
the trade.
Some operators are of the opinion
that the south will sell freely of the
new crop ns it matures, having in
mind the free selling >t the opening
of last season by south Texas, but
the price Is under twelve rents now
Whereas it was thirty-nine cents at
this time one year ago and farmers
are not likely to sacrifice their cot
ton, particularly at a time when In
dications are tor the demand to im
prove.
Reflecting the revival of the tex
tile Industry In England, salesi at
Liverpool the past week were 68.000,
versus 40,000 the previous week and
20,000 last year, of which 43,000 were
American, against 33.000 and 15,000.
while forwardings to mill were 39.000.
versus 29.000 last week and 58,000 last
year, of which 32.000 were American
versos 21,000 and 54.000. Forward
ings next week will likely show fur
ther gains over one year ago.
good the bases
McWhorter, by losing yesterday's'
game to Conolly, goes hack to fourth
plnce. Conolly perches til second
place, Hopkins still leads and Erwin
stands at the third position.
Game today at Sanford Field—
S. A. L. vs. Rehabs.
Conolly In Second
Place Y League
(By Sam Woods)
CONOLLY:
H. R E.
PIttard. c ' 1 1 l)
Conolly. 3b .
Hodgson, lb
P. Conolly, p . .
Pope, ss ... .
Weatherly, If •
Wingfield, cf .
Holliday, rf . ■
1 2 0
0 1
0 0
.13 6 2
11. R. E-
.001
.010
,-2
. 2 0
Totals
McFIIOUTER:
(1. Thornton, 3b . . .'
T. Costa, rf
::Uooso!'.,MukVlu)rUr. J4.
Rob McWhorter, ss . .
Link,
Lumpkin, cf <* 0
Dows, Sr., lb 2 0
D. Thornton, c ....... 1 0
Griffeth, 2b . . 3 0
Dews, Jr., cf 0 0
1
H. A B. BEER'S MARKET LETTER.
(Furnished by F. J. Llnnell & Co.'s
Private Wire.)
New Orleans. La., Jaly 16.—For the
llrst time since last December the
British spinners today decided to
::le of mills by recommending the
resumption of full time iu spinning
Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Butter Beans 35c the gal.
String Beans 40c the gal.
Fresh Tender Corn 25c the dox.
Yellow Crook-neck Squash 6c
Ripe Tomatoes 10c the pound
Arnold. Abney & Co.
Shiver's Olnger-Ale
Welsh's Grape Juice
Loganberry Juice
Apple Juice and Apoliusrls Water
At PIGGLY-WlGGLY.
Ki,man's Breakfast Bacon
Sliced Boiled Ham
.'tilled Tongue
Pried Beef
:<nw Ham
Minced Ham
Gold Baud Su usage
At PIGGLY-Vl IGGLY.
Totals . .11 3 3
With no second-baseman and shy
one fielder. Marlon Couolly's fighters,
with their backs to Iho wall, won yes
terday's affair. 6 to 3. They got thir
teen hits off of Pitcher Link, who
showed up away below par.
Paul Conolly was the winning pitch
er, allowing eleven hits that were
scattered.
PIttard, Conolly's catcher, got four
hits, followed by Pope, who got three.
M. Hodgson got two hits, one be
ing a two-bagger. M. Conolly, Weath
erly, Wingfield and Holliday got one
each. ' .
Griffeth, the second sacker for Mc
Whorter, led In the lilt column for
that side with three. “Booze” and
Dews, Sr., got two, with the follow--
Ing with one each: Link and ''Dub'
Thornton.
Walter Pope caught a pretty one
off the bat of Costa.
Wingfield robbed Bob McWhorter of
n pretty hit.
Pope slammed out a three-bagger.
Link, fresh from Atlantic City, was
in for lots of ragging and didn’t look
like the pitcher ot old. With two
week? of Athens' climate and water
he should Improve. .
Bloodworth called strikes and Bed-
Special for Sunday din
ner _ Nut Caromel Ice
Cream. Phone your order
today. Costa’s. Phone 697.
Note Instructions
To Want Ad Users
Irenerg lettuce
Celery. Butter Beaus
Fresh Corn. Tomatoes, Cabbage
Onions, Irish Potatoes
Plenty of Snap Beans to arrive
this morning
Fancy Boxed Apples. Oranges
Peaches. Bananas and Lemons
At PIUOLY-WIOGLY.
Sunbeam Plain and Stuffed Clive
Olive Zest. Oscar 8auee
Gelfand’a Relish
doss ft Blackwell's Chow-Chow
Pin Money Pickles
At PIGGLY-WIOOLY.
Iceberg Lettuce „
White Crisp
Cantaloupe*. Peacbea, Grapes ^ ^4, , word.
Cal. Orangt) and Lemons
HP!
Carefully prepare your ads.
Provide an indexing or aubject
word.
Write it as the first word of your
If it is a Lost and Found Ad make
the first word of your ad the article
>r thing lost.
If it is Something to Soil, from a:
Automobile to a Pawn Ticket, make
the first word of your ad the article
or thing For Sale.
If it is Rooms, Apartments or Real
Estate, make the fnat word the street
address or location.
If it is Service or Instruction, make
•he first word the name of the su.
iect to be taught or the name of the
advertiser, when it’s a service.
Otherwise your ad may not appear
In its proper jiosition in the column
or classification. ....
Both papers reserve the right to rc-
iect, revise or properly classify their
Want Advertising according to Stand
ard Classification. _
Service to Readers Increases Result
Power to Advertiser*
Cover the Athens territory bv WJing
both Evening Herald and MonUag
Banner Want Ads.
Separate Rato—For each paper one
HERE’S PROOF
An Athena Gltlien Telia of Hit Ex-
„ perienee.
fared from severs pains across my
back and kidneys. I got a box of
Doan's Kidney Pills and began tak
ing them nnd they fixed me up in
fine shape. I have used Doan’s oc
casionally since and they have never
failed to bring the desired results. I
am pleased to give this endorsement.''
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don’t
almply ask for a kidney remedy—got
Doan's Xldney Pills—the same
that
Mr. Becker had. Foster-MUburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Special for Sunday din
ner — Nut Caromel Ice
Cream. Phone your order
today. Costa’s. Phone 697.
You have a right to doubt atate-,
incuts of peple living far away, hut;
can you doubt Athens endorsement? -
Read It:
John Henry Becker. 49 Lumpkin St..
Athens, says: "We have used Doan's:
Kidney Pills In the home on different
occasions when there has been any
signs of kidney disorder and they
have never failed to bring fine results. ]
I hnd my first experience with this
medicine some years ngo when I suf-j
Special for Sunday din
ner — Nut Caromel Ice
Cream. Phone your order
today. Costa’s. Phone 697.
D. LUND
Where Your Dollar is Worth 1
100 Cents
A X - / .
Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s
%
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
343 Broad St. Athens, Ga.
emUaatlM Rate—Covering tnser-
' both papers. Two cents a
f WHY tH SAM
J so you WEAR
SO SHOWY'
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This Is The Way To
Make Every Buy
A Bargain
B
UY advertised goods. Only good goods, fairly priced,
can stand the spotlight of publicity.
A merchant or manufacturer would not dare to adver
tise merchandise that is poor in quality, poor in make or
that will not give reasonable wear. The penalty of such
tactics is too heavy.
A merchant places the whole reputation of his business
at stake every time he advertises. Naturally enough, he
is careful of what he says and when his statement is
placed in the newspaper—where everyone in town may
re ad—so that any untruth in it will be known to all of his
employees and most of his friends—then you may be sure
he is doubly careful.
When you buy advertised goods you get a bargain be
cause they must lie as advertised
So it pays to read advertisements. Advertising pro
tects you.
Read the advertisements in this paper and get the best
of the bargain.
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