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ATHENS DAILY BANNER, ATHENS, GEORGIA.
FRmAy,_MORNINO, JULf 22, 1921.
AGE SEVEN
THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
In The Morning Banner and Evening Herald arc
iwo cents a word, in advance. Special rates will
l„. made when advertisements run tor a period
of a month or more. A minimum charge of 40
n uts mado lor all advertisements run.
t
REAO THEM!
USE THEM
THE BIGGEST LITTLE RESULT GETTERS IN THE ENTIRE ADVERTISING FIELD
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
This column Is consulted by numberless people
each day who are lopking for a special kind of
merchandise, or want some kind of special serv
ice, professional or trades. Your ad here at a
very small cost will bring big results.
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WEATHER
Vila ns and Vicinity: Partly cloudy
ini day. / ...
I',,. Georgia: Partly cloudy in
r th. probably shower* in south por-
it Saturday.
Weather Conditions,
b, worn fell In Louisiana and In
. r< /I, ii from southern Alabama to
. Atlantic coast, where rain f SI
,t,i. , - this morning. Over the re.
in,Mr of the country there were*
,, few widely 1 scattered station*
,iiu bred pi tat loir 1 . There wa* an
, ive fall (3.10 inches) at New
rails, and hcav? amounts at
nleston and Jacksonville. There
r<> no temperature changes of lm-
AUTO REPAIRING.
AUTO STAHTEU Repair Co. Starter,
generators, magnetos, horns and Ig
nition brushes and Ignition parts.
22S Prince Ave. Teloplione 1702.
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FOR SALE.
FOR .SALE—One-quarter ton Ford
truck. Price light. Condition good.
Apply Banner Otllce. Alx
REPAIRING
CAUL 601-V.' vviei you want first-
class shoe repairing. Best of leather
used and guaranteed. Work called
for and delivered promptly, ciias
L. Rico & Co., 198 College Ave.
ale
■SALE of Gossard Corsets. Discon
tinued. models at $2.00, $3.00 and
$4.00. Pansy Moore, graduate cor-
setlere, 228 Clayton St. J23c
IN COMBINATION
Banner—iMoming
Herald—Evening
2 Cents a Word
Minimum charge 40 cents. Three
m*s for the price Of 2*/£ insertions.
»rcn times for 4 tb0 , price of five
motions. Oi*.
rov.»r both inorhifrg ftnd ev. ning cir-
(Ja’ion in Athens pt $ cents u word,
ombination rate.
Telephone jt£16 Ad*.
THE BANNER-HERALD
Athens; 'Ga.
FOR SALE—Four Silver
Lace Wyandott and five
White Wyandott hens. Roy
Wilson, phone 1098.
Shoe repairing. Best of leather I
used and first class work guaranteed.
We call for and deliver promotly.
FREEMAN & PORTER
Normal School Station. Phone 900.1
Aug3c [
FOR SALE—Nice Jersey cow. Fresh.
Forty dollars, cash. Phone 70-J or
1541. J25p
MONK list!—We give you the best j
leather half soles and rubber heels |
for $1.8fj. Oldham Shoe Ilenury.!
Phono 1186. 573 Broad St. Ale I
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmEfT
W. P. Hopson. 337 Hull St. Tele-1
phono 925; night phpno 556. The
loading colored undertaker J24 j
Where the Best
Eats Are Today
Fresh Potato Chips 60c pound '-■>
Aunt Tillie’s Sponge Cakes 25c
Old-Fashion Pound Cakf* 2'c lb.
Angel Food Calces 40c each
Fresh Lady Fingers 50c pound
Crisp Almond Macaroons
Arnold, Abney & Co.
he berg Lettuce, Hi pc Tomatoes
Crisp White Celery, Egg Plant
Iloneydev Melons, Cantaloupes
, Hartlcft Pears, Oranges, Lemons
Peaches, Grapes, Bananas
Watermelons on Ice
Costa’s Delicatessen Sho>.
Denies He Was
Paid to Help
Draft Evader
Washington.—Emphatic denial
charges that he accepted $5,000 to aid
the escape of Grover Bergdoll, draft
evader, was mado Friday by Major
Bruce fampbeU of the army before
tin: house investigating committee.
•'.Mrs. BerkilolJAf rtatement is false
ir. every particular," he said. When
miked about a- deposit of $4,500 with
a New York brokerage firm about the
time Mrs. Bergdoll swore she gave
the money Campbell said he did not
question evidence relating to this
transaction. He explained that the
money was deposited with Wasser-
ipan brothers and was the joint ac-
coimt' with Laiifa Campbell, his wife.
"I drew the check on Waasernmn for
$1,500 to' pay for 'tin automobile be
cause 1 was considerably ahead of the
market.* he testified. "It is my in
tention to trace the source of
fuud,” he added. *
France Blamed
With Trouble
In Poland
Berlin.—France will be responsible
If a Polish insurrection breaks out ill
Upper Silesia, declares Minister of
the interior Gradnauer in a statement
published in the. Tageblott Friday.
"Only speedy decision regarding Up
per Silosia can avert a great disas
ter.” the minister says. “Tho sltua-
rton there is critical. The polish In
surrection can only break out If
Franco desires It and brings it about,”
How many fences did yoi\ have to
pay for before you finally learned to
run an autoinobltc?
What have bucome of tho.girls who,,,-- . - - - _ _ .... .. , ,
-xpected to get lessons In love through I tllBt F° u “ r .° keeping “t*
x correspondence school? bottle under your pillowt •
..j ■ • j — e . - ... j:. .— 1 j.' 'Km
Woman is Indicted
On Murd^ Charge
Galnesv'iie, Ga.—A true bill charg
ing Mrs, Mary Towijs
murder of Dr. John P.
well-known Gainesville p
yesterday returned: by thfl
here. The iasp prohBbll
mi for trlai In thw Sup
next Tuesday. ,
The principal witness for the state
will he Dei'Uls Arrington, the ig-ydar-
olil son of the. dead men. who
ills father shot down, apeordihg^ to
his testimony.
Guess some old. maids niako: web
an ugly face so Qwaquitoa wRL Jake
them .for vinegar and'pass on, 1 >
Isn’t 1| about time, (or.some folk*to
drum up excuses f<m,ht^i|pyffMgif
• ’ . ■—-r>0.tl I
JIas. your supply becomo so scarce
esc
FOR SALE—Practically new Rem
ington typewriter; also reed baby
carriage. Phone 1411. J25p
WANTED.
WANTED—Two or three rooms suit
able for light housekeeping by cou
ple. Possession October 1st to 15th.
Address F. C. C., care Banner or
Herald. ^ J23l>
FARM LOANS
I am now prepared to «’loso loans
very. promptly on well improved ,
farms where tho security affords ti‘*
tractive margin. Apply to
C. C. THURMOND
704 Holman Bldg. Athene, Oa. j
J24 1
For Sale—Old newspaper*
10 cents per bundle or three
oundles for 25 cents at The
Herald Office
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—Two secondhand show
cases in good condition. Must b
bargain. Phone <61. J27c
BANNER-HERALD
WANTS
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Jpfcomb’i Specialty—Fire Insurance.
WANTED—Several boys to
carry the Banner and
Herald routes. See Mr. Rob
erts at the Herald office be
tween 2:30 and 4 p. m.
(1IY NOT DIVIDE. MY EIRE IN
SURANCE WITH JESTER? JlyJlc
IOSIFS—Easy payments, lowest cost;
bo loan commission.!. T. L. Mitchell
Jlysic
DR. D. LEE PEACOCK
Dentist, I’huiiu 227
317 Southern Mutual Building.
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0OII’ WOOD! WOOD!—$4.00 per
truck load, delivered. Hanna Mfg.
phono 147.
SIRE with Juste!.
Holman Bldg. v
Wi EXTERIOR and Interior Paint-
Ini! and Decorating Phono 1405. Es
timates checrlully furnished. Cbns.
'V. Parr. ~ JlyJlc
AI1UY L. POTTS, plaster.ng and
•tiiceo work; estimates furnished.
Ill Spr ngdale St., Athens, Ga. Tel£
Phone 301. Jly3lc
CLERKS (men. women), over 17. for
Postal Mall Service. $120 month.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations write
R. Terry (former Civil Service ex
aminer), 63 Continental Bldg.,
i. Washington, D. C. J23p
WANTED—Dining-room sulto. Must
he In good condition. Call 1324.
J24P
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
Prove
4’oril.
Write it as the first word of your
ad.
If it is a Lost and Found Ad make
the first wortf of your ad the article
or thing lost.
If it is Something to Sell, from av
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 frist word the street
address or location.
If it is Service orjnstruction, mako
the first word thcAimc of the suh
ject to be taught <Bthe name of the
FOR SALE-7 'room house . with appear
spot tous lot close in. Possession in, j n j tg p ro p Cr position in the column
60 days. Good investment or home. or classification.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The second installment of
| City Taxes is due from July
Old Mattresses made new. Phone 21. 15th to A’lgUSt 1st, inclusive.
j. i.. Hewatt. tic Taxpayers who fail to pay
Wall papering and decorating pa-1 011 01 • before August 1st, will
per from Shcrwin & Williams, At- have to pay $1.50 COSt On fi.
lanta, Ga. Best of work guaranteed. ,„;il
Hoc Gordon & Woods, Phone 689-W, -Id., Which Will DG 1SSU6U
297 princo Ave. jui26c against delinquents.
.. a t 1 G. E. O’FARRELL,
Note Instructions lot City Marshal.
To Want Ad Users
Carefully prepare your ads.
indexing
subject
SOUTHERN RAH.WAY.
No, r, Uavoit Athens S ;U0 ». i»„ Arrives
Lulu 0:10 a. ni.
So. *8 I.esue* Athens 4:13 p. 81.. Arrives
t.nht 5 :. r »o p. m.
No. 7 Leaves I.uiu 0:15 p. *a., Arrive
Athena 7 :50 p. m. $
No. t I Veuves Lula 10:30 a. m.. Arrives
Athena 12 J>. m. . (V , nfl 1 ■ »■
O, H. MilJrr, C, A., Atlirns, Ca.^ Telephone
Priced pre-war figure.
ERWIN & CO.
Phone 345.
Smith Bldg,
ale
ttAPTY VARLOI s — Byrd’a Hair
Creasing parlor. J hone 464. 311 Hol
man Bldg. Jly24o
j AVK your old hat made now; cost
Is small. Also French dry cleaning.
”’°rk called for and delivered
Promptly. Imperial Tailoring Co.,
W, daytou St. Fhone 641.
JIy30c
’ Nsi ,; K with Jester.
Holman Building.
Phone 437
Ale
^ lR’Y Liberty Bonds. Jester’s In-
■urance Agency, 611 Holman Build-
ll »g. Plume 437. c ‘ - Ale
^IIVE yourself and be well served
at I'igmy-Wiggly. * Ale
l.M'I.I.NG—I do all kinds of hauling
an, j iiansferrlng. Long trips a spe
cialty. "Cheapest trucks in town.
^ i 'ox, phene 996-W. A16e
"«K CRYSTAL FLAKE SHORTEN
riot, because it’n “home-made,
U-iause it’s “te»t. ' Your Grocer
Us it. ale
barber shops.
*hURR sanitation, service and cour-
Ik the flrst consideration in
jjWfuial service. HlUay -t Jone.=
.° s «u. Mutual Bldg., 135 CoilcC"
/Ale
MONUMENTS.
,,n °r them with a monument. Man
iorers of marble and granite mos-
^'•rits qf quality. Designs an., prices
"d u Pon request.
3, BltOS. MARBt.E CO
Yhomai St.
Athene, 1
Phone 996-J.
Jly28c
FINANCIAL
farm loans
n,, ' v prepared lg ilSsc loans very
C^i'-iv-on well in proved farms
» lt J’* !l ' security affords attractive
Apply to
«i „ , r - C. THURMOND
$6.750—WILL BUY a good 7-room
housr on Grady Avenue. Has all
conveniences. Terfus reasonable, and
purchaser can get possession Sept. 1st.
HOMER ST A It K AGENCY
705 Holman Bldg. 1’hono 726
ale
$4,000 will buy a 6 room house located
near the Normal school that sold
last year (or $6,300.00. For further
information see or phone Homor
Stark Agency. 705 Holman Bliig.
Phono 726. • Ale
RIGHT NOW 5-room house lor yoi.
Kent or sale. Bargain. $30.00 peY
month rent. $3,600 on easy terms
will buy it. H. O. Epting & CJ,
Phone 16186. ale
FOR RENT.
FOB RENT—Beginning September 1st
unfurnished apurmtent consisting of
ono upstairs room and two rooms and
use of porches and bath downtsairs.
In excellent neighborhood, on ear line
and in three blocks of postoffice. For
further information address "H,”
care Herald. J.!6x i
FOB RENT — Large, comfortable
room, central location. Phono
1604-W. J31c |
bTORK for rent, corner IMxior nnct
Findley street*. Counters, shelve*
;*nc! refrigerators; room in ba^k. Ap
ply next door or Briscoe's CJun tfhop.
J25ph
BOARD AND ROOMS
volt RENT—Furnished room* for
light housekeeping; also board and
rooms. The Jewel Hotel, 189 East
Broad St.. Athens, Ga. A2p
VULCANIZING
Athens Tire Service Co., Vulcanising,
Retreading; worn tires cur special
ty. New Tires /ind Tubes. Phone
916. 142 W. Clayton St. '
Mon-Tues-Wed-Jul27c j
ATHENS TIRE SERVICE CO.
Vulcanising, retreading worn tires j
our specialty. New tires ami tube:;. |
Phone 916. 142 W. Clayton St. J24 (
Prince Avenue Garage a g°°d F->r-
a „c General auto repairing. 1*7
Prince Ave., Phone 428-W. Jul29c
Auto Axing done by men who know j
how Track repairing a specialty.
Charges. $100 per hour.
GEO. N- GENTRY’S (JAItAOE
748 Thomas 3L PhonelMO
When you need expert automobile
Both papers reserve the right to re
ject, revise or properly classify their
Want Advertising according to Stand
ard Classification.
Service to Readers Increases Result
Power to Advertisers
Cover the Athens territory by using
both Evening Herald and Morning
Banner Want Ads.
Separate Rate—For each paper one
and u half cents n word.
Combination Rate—Covering inser
tions in both papers. Two cents a
word.
Sunday Rate—Two cents a word.
MARKETS |
NEW YORK COTTON.
Open High Low Close P. C.
Jan. . . 13.18 13.23 13.12 13.18 13.21
Mar. . . 13.43 13.18 13.42 13.45 13.54
May . . 13.48 13.51 13.46 13.51 13.1)5
July . . 12.25 12.30 12.22 12.28 12.35
Oct. . . 12.83 12.8! 12.68 12.76 12.90
Dec. . . 13.20 13.22 13.10 13.18 13.28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Open High Low Close P. C.
Jan. . . 12.73 12.74 12.66 12.70 12.80
Mar. . . 12.97 12.97 12.89 12.89 13.02
uly . . 11.65 11.6!) 11.57 11.32 11.73
Oct. . . 12.30 12.37 12.24 12.31 12.39
Dec. . . 12.65 12.68 12.55 12.64 12.71
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
January, 8.82: February, 8.S6:
March. 8.90; April. 8 92; May, 8.54:
June. 8.96; July, 8.44; August. 8.32;
September, 8.61; October. 8.70; Nu
mber, 8.75; December, 8.80.
ii rtvi
Kffrctlvr Julr tllX ifjl,
2 daily , fur CWn*:«41k Vx
12 .lliily .,
12:00 noon.
3 daily frui
11 daily c:
11:25 a. m
I
Fjun. for.. CwtinGuvihc
ilncavllle aVHve* 5:2b
(lainreviljv-
What would your groceries be costing you to
day were it not for the .
s
Piggly-
Cleanest stores in America > r ~ r *
Some of our every day values i
241b. Extra Standard Self Rising Flour . $1.07
No. 10 Cresent Lard ..
...97c
No. 5 Snow Drift ...
59c
Qts Wesson Oil
;.. :43c
1 lb. Pkg. Armour Breakfast Bacoii .. . .43c
Loif ad dolt
(OTLUUJ MT
a o) golaiA
t 'ml no jut
.1 H 4T*JAH3
fi y*
r . - . C *
Fresh Vegetable and Kingan’s Meats.
Bun.
GKORRIA RAILROAB.
Arris, from Untan tlrn.rl for Union .
Faint. Au<ru,t. ,nj Point. August. la-*
Atlanta AtUnla
7:25 p. m. 8:1S A. m.
12:20 p. m. 2:30 p. m.
CENTRAL OP CEOROJA 4tT.
The nitrht of Way
Arriv.; and drparturr of tratn. .t C«n-
t:.J of Omrsia Btatiou, Vtitrhch itrMt.
Depart tor llaco. Arrirr tram Uaca.
' :30
4 :45 p.
I. 'V:30 p. ~l.
tnfor^-.Vtlnn phnn. H. G. Out-
640. or W. O. Oattun. Asrut.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Northbound Southbound
Leaves Leave*
10:05am Atlanta Monroo local 6:40pm
3:16pm Memphts-Ulrmingh&m 2:24pm
3:16pm Atlanta ......2:24pm
3;16pm.. Norfolk-Ulchmond. .2:24pm
7:50pm Atlanta-Abboviile Loo 8;00aro
11:47pm Birminghani-Atlanta 5:55am
1147pm Washlnglon-N< a York 5:55am
il'37nm Norfoik-Wilmington 5:55am
DODGE EXPECTS RECORD
SWEET POTATO YIELD
: tt-UllllO
Eastman. Ga.—Sweet potatoes-wi)l
begin to move out of this county dur
ing tho next week or ten days in car
load lots. The prospects, and It Is
probable that the total shipments will
amount to from S3 to 100 ears.
County Agent It. 1*. Howard is now
putting out car lots of potatoes at 3
t-eni a pound f. o. 1). Easgnan^ They
are being shipped to the important
markets of tho north and east. It
is probable that shipments will bo
made to CubifTand that Dodge pnt.v
ines will also enter into the Florida
east coast trade.
CITIES SERIVCE SECURITIES.
Furnished by Henry L. Doherty A
Co., Atlanta and Athens).'
Mr. Doherty Saya:
“The greatest hardships from over
work fall upon the iioa-wagoearnmc
mother."
(July 22 quotations)
Bid Asked
Cities Service Deli..
Cities Service Deli..
Congressman Wm.
Schley Howard
Recommended Abe
•80
preferred
Miles Service common .116 .
Miles Service banker* . 12
• SPOT COTTON.
Athens, 12.50c.
Atlanta^ steady, 11.45c.
New York, quiet. 12.75c.
New Orleans, steady, 11.75c,
Philadclpnia. steady. 13c.
Norfolk, steady, 11.50c.
Savannah, steady, 11.50c.
St. Louis, steady, lie.
Houston, steady. I2e.
Memphis, steady, 11c,
Augusta, steady, 1163c, _
Some rdks arart enjoying \
Atlanta, .Ga.—Opening an in
quiry lijto the recent escape from
the state farm qf Abe Powers,
convicted durino the bunco fnves-
tication, the house penitentiary
committee to day heard the read
ing of letters purporting to come
from former Congressman Wil
liam Schley Howard and J. D.
Bazemore, county jailer, recom
mending Powers to the superin
tendent of the prison farm. Pow
er* was given a job as water-
carrier before his escape.
Twelve arc Reported
Drowned in Bathing
(By Associated Pres*)
Housttof,'' Tax.—'Twotve tfjWlHWi*.'
mostly chfldTVO. vire 'I'Oiw'nsili
bathing In'lh* Odvinear Ifali«I«* t*»*
afternoon, -as reported horn tonight.
All •»,;* Mid to. bare- ham t ■
to n Bqpt* Young f’.-opl*
Two Kinds of Women
*
W E know a woman, who when she needs to purchase neces
sary things for the home or the family puts, oil her shop* • •>
ping costume, dabs a bit of powder on her nose and sallies forth,
v street ’
She shops ; one
here and up
,tn u
itW
there
and
and
chases
down
^ another hunting and h-u-n-t-i-n-g. Wfien she gets home
she is jAzZy and j-a-d-e-d. She feels all mussed toentalty and : .
physically. n-
We know another who has learned the art of reading the adver
tisements before she starts out. She finds out what she Wants
and where to get it. Then she goes - v-^-,
straight ~ '
down ' i , . " . - . I'Mij •
1 town f ■ ' V
and \ - ' ., r,-, ■”* h* .)■'
right to the store that has IT.
>'Vy •* < -tpv
■- j-. <»? r
In this way she saves time, money and effort and comes home. .
fresh as a daisy and ready to get friend husband a gfood dinner
instead of La';ing him to the cafeteria.
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Which one are you?
Sunday
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