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| DAY, JULY 1, 1084,
¢ Vernon Lodge
.
1o Confer Degrees
For Bogart Lodge
n to confer the |
y \ . degree Saturday
Z was named at a |
r vernon Lodge last |
) e time the Mastes |
% s conferred by W. |
~ . Henry, Glen
' ":” A . Hogan.
B e team are E. O.
‘."‘,'_ y shipful master; W.
e r warden; Thomas
i r warden; W. T.|
; deacon; ~ W.
gt r deacon; C L. |
. - otewards T, W
I steward; W. O
_‘ . retary, Dy Pope |
e . Kirk, Jake B. Joel !
;n 1 f2d Spinks, Norman |
. Knowles, ir., W Py
.',, wier, J. G. Adams,
' v nd E. H. Wheeler.
-q of the local lodge |
' i |
Boga! hag invited = the
l et to confer the degrees |
cal < and has arrangeda |
5 Hart £or their guests
UARDS CONTINUE
t 0 PATROL SECTION
LLONG WATERFRONT
(Cont ed From Page One) |
its nd the casualty toll |
eadi ting before withering
police guns. Strikers |
4 the ympathizers hurled |
4 stones and . shrieked
rges ¢ ne fighting raged from
3 Building <couth and
| he adjoining indust
rhousands of curious spectators !
spe impe led by bullets and gas, |
reet making a loop at the )
ry building rumbled for a time |
roug! Ids of acid fumes. |
IN SYMPATHY i
NEW YORK.—(®P)—A strike of|
Jantic Coast Longshoremen, in |
mpath with the Pacific coast |
ke, contemplated today by |
seph P. Ryan, president of the
terl na Longsnoremen’'s As
} be expected to kr-»'p:
e 1t ork on the Atlantic |
¢ aid, ‘for employers
0 AT ling out troops to shoot |
Wi e who simply want a de- |
n of hirving.” ’\
i
our Last Chance to{l
Get Cheap Sugar! |
0-bs. for . . . . . $1.05|
Ibs. Bulk Sugar . . 28c
7 Jlbs. Sack Sugar . . 30c|
|d Fashion Pound |
B Coke .. . . ... 000
G- Ibs. Red Ripe e
Tomatoes ... . |, &3¢
Cans Tomatoes . . 25¢c,
ome Grown Corn, ?
‘ D0zen......30c}
ipple Wheat, pkg. . 10c|
caches, for Peaches |
and Cream . . . . 25¢|
ate Nut Bread, can 20c|
oston Brown Bread . 16¢/|
rmour’s Veal Loaf, |
Can. 3¢ .. 1A
rmour’'s Ham Loaf, |
Gan . .
epsi-Cola, 12-ooz. |
B Bottles .~. . . .:s¢l
Or 6 Bottles for . . 25c.
ne Home Made Bread!
J@nd One Dozen Butter!
MRoIIs—BOTH FOR 18c!
eorgia Cantaloupes [
ARNOLD & ABNEY |
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\:-l:“"‘" =ty
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at Resort . i
5 ¥ bied |
Ir‘s grand here,” she
fiought. “Even the tea tastes
ike something enchanted.”
Lhen she asked what brand of
€a they served. It was Ban
uet Orange Pekoe Tea. Now
<he has brought that same en-
Chanting flavor home to her
own table.
Banquet Tea is rich, sweet,
full - flavored, and mighty
thrifty, too. Its leaves are
€xfra juicy, so you use Ol}ly
about half as much in making
cach cupful as you would of
cheap tea. Delicious either iced
[ O hot. No bitter after-taste.
Ask for Banquet Tea—in the
orange can that seals in the
fla vor,
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THREE JUDGE COURT
. CONSIDERS PETITION
- OF PHONE COMPANY
(Continued from page one.)
requce rates before he appointed
them has no material bearing on
the matter at issue and the com
missoiners by their conduct of of
fice since their appointments will
say whether they are under duress.
“It is better to judge by their
actions than by what an official
over them may have said. As a
matter of fact, almost everyone
who gets appointed to a political
office promises to do something or
other in order to obtain the ap
pointment.”
The contempt citation motion
was based on the contention that
thee commisgion members, by or
dering a new rate reduction effec
tive July 10, violated a ' previous
injunetion order of the court set
ting aside a 25 per cent rate re
duction.
The original rate litigation be
gan before the Johnson Bill be
came a law. The commission
sought to benefit by the Johnson
Bill by eancelling all ite older or
Athens Grocery Co.
CEREAL SPECIALS
Corn Flakes . . . 7Va¢
Grapenut Flakes . 10c
Puffed Wheat . 12V4¢
Wheaties . . . 12V4¢
FORE BVEE .. 0. I%e
Raisin Bran . . . 12V5¢
All Bran . . . . 12V5¢
CANNED FRUITS
ROSEDALE
No. 25 Can
Bartlett Pears . . . 17¢
No. 2 Can
Bartlett Pears . . 14c¢
No. 25 Can
Pineapple . . . . 18¢
No. 2 Can
Pineapple . . . . . 15¢
No. 214 Can
Feaches ... .7 ¥oe
Fresh Shredded Cocoanut, Ib. . . . 16c|
Vanilla Wafers, pound . . . . . 1215
- hat Flour bakes th £ -1
‘ Best Biscuit. New, Im. $1.40
BN @ PR A 1-;512
a
V“‘“{“:fi Soacs sl in the Sowth. e
= ““\“ 4 You try it B 2 40¢
> O“R
We Deliver in Amounts
Of SI.OO or Morel
PHONE 2016
5 . ', E— M
friomuw./nc
' 4rOOD [FSTORE 2
Corner of Lumpkin and Washington Streets
NUCOR aauil . .. ... ... .. oo udoe
ECONOMY GRAHAM CRACKERS, Ib.. . ...15¢
OCTAGON SOAP or POWDER, small, 5 for.loc
_—,_r_.“_——_———_——'
BT - THRETIES T f0F.........-..... . <lD¢
ECONOMY SODA CRACKERS, 2-p0und5..................25¢
SCOTTISSUE, 2 08, . ..ccooic aporen ponseess sennseneenend 190
PVEIRY SIAR Bl ... i.. .. qesonianeneakiate peas e DB
SO 0 e i i sas hsane ey ssea ss s tEO
PALMOLIVE BEADS, package........ ...ocone cooneonnen.. 80
BELL’S MORNING FAVORITE COFFEE, p0und..........21¢c
MONARCH INDIA TEA—ORANGE PEKOE, 1-4 p0und....20¢
NEW YORKER GINGER ALE, Quart......................10¢
(Plus s¢c Bottle Deposit)
Reil I i
IRISH POTATOES, 5-p0und5............. Tc
FRESH NATIVE BEEF LIVER, p0und...... ...... ......15¢
ARMOUR'S STAR SLICED BACON, p0und................250
EDGEMERE BACON, '4-pound BRORREO: i i coivass ivs Fos an saniiiP
CENTER CUTS FINEST CURED HAM, p0und............35¢
END CUTS, pol Ad. ....... caieeses sassseis siscis, 200
FANCY NATIVE TENDER STEAK, 2-pounds...... ......86c
PORK BNBULDER RDAST, Bound. ... ..iivi viiaisena el
PORK SHOULDER STEAK, p0und........ «..cccouveiaaa:Bo
FANCY DRESSED FRYERS) ;
= \Any other flour FREE
pass the
Biscuit” if New Improved Dainty fails 24-Ibs. ‘
to win the *‘‘Count Test' in $1.40
z /iy Your own home. *(How many 12-Ibs.
4 more Biscuit your Family eat). 75C l
" You can’t lose. Try Dainty 6-lbs
=NAMER— @ Flour today! 4 g |
=AT i Oc \
AL
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'ders and starting new hearings.
| The attorneys for the petitioners
jargued that the present case and
!the one for that reason the mat
i ter still is in the jurisdiction of the
federal courts.
] Federal Judge William I. Grubb
lOf Birmingham and BE. Marvin Un
{ derwood of Atlanta, sat with Judge
’Sibley on the court.
| Lo
!PILOT CLUB HOLDS
, REGULAR MEETING
[ (Continuea From Page One)
| —
%costumes. The program was ar
;mnged by Miss Mary Fred
[ Broughton.
. Mrs. Margaret Blair, club musi
|(-izm. played the accompaniment.
All the young dancers were en+
thusiastically applauded for their
grace and talént.
.~ Miss Dorothy Gordon of the Sa
' vannah Pilot club, was a guest at
'the luncheon.
~ The executive board will meet
;next Monday night.
The first balloong were inflated
with hot air, obtained by burning
damp straw and wool.
Evaporated Milk
PETER PAN
Small Cans . | .. i 3¢
Large Cang . . ... 6¢
CONDENSED MILK
Eagle Brand . . . . 20c
Dime Brand . . 12Va¢
No. 2 Can—Red Pitted
Cherries . . . . 12V3¢
No. 2 Can—Golden Nip
Orange Juice . . . 15¢
No. 2 Can—Silver Slice
Gfapefruit. ~ . . . 15¢
No. 1 Tall Can—Libby’s
Fruit Salad . . . _ls¢
Large Fancy
Lemons, doz. . . . 20¢
1-Pound Box
& Shaay.. . ... . BE
gvncltANcs AGAINST
| FURTHER REVOLT IS
. RESUMED BY NAZIS
; (Continuea from page one.)
| i b
:m'm'inces continued a source of
| speculation and alarm here.
| Conditions Disturbed
| Conditions are said to be dis
| turbed, especially in Silesin where
{tho]ics and Jews are reported
| to be worried, and in Bavaria.
There were reverberations here
| over the French embassy's sharp
These Grocers Offer ANY OTHER FLOUR FREE
If New Improved Dainty Fails to Win the “COUNT TEST”
ATHENS o i
Athens Gro. Co. ;
Phones 1566—1567 ! |
Frank! Dutican Cash Gro. |
Phone 2026 ’
Thurmond OK Gro. i
Phone 1276 !
i
Piggly-Wiggly |
Phone 1641 )
Arnold & Abney 6
Phone 1076 |
" Piedmont Market !
Phone 1616 '
Hom-Ond Store l
Phone 2016 !
Original Tony’s Case ’
Dainty Waffles and Cakes i
Holman Hotel Case |
Dainty Waffles and Cakes !
Grocerteria ‘
Phone 216 '
John Wade ’
Phone 9242 l
Red Front Gro. Store |
Phone 1400 ’
J. M. Paul Store |
Phone 9149 I
R. A. Huff i
Phone 286 ;
Roberts Gro. !
Phone 9111 ‘
Adams Independent Gro.‘
Phone 1456
Wortham Gro. Co. %
Phone 9227 ;
~ C. J. Birmingham '[
Cooper Gro. Co. i
Phone 711 ?
Normal Gro. Prod. Store;
Phone 9231 ‘
F. F. Holmes Gro. |
Mrs. J. W. :gatat ‘
Phone 92 !
EATONTON
Star Feed & Flour Stere
MANSFIELD
Mrs. Maggie Lazenby
COLBERT
S. N. Benton,
WATKINSVILLE
Mcßee & Co.
Jackson & Co.
BISHOP
Victor Kenimer
HIGH SHOALS
H. L. Osburn
Stowe & Lord
L eT B
APALACHEE
Prior Service Station
CARNESVILLE
T A Skelton
CANON
J. T. Sewell 1
Burton Mere. Co. ‘
DANIELSVILLE }
J. T. Baker & Son
W. D. Graham 1
COMMERCE 1
P. Y. Waters ‘
City Gro. and Market
P. D. Howington |
R. E. Moore
Cole wa_er»vi,ce Station
ROYSTON
W. W. Mason
G. F. McGarity
Jep Winn
DELIVERIES AT
9:00 - 10:00 - 4:30
GCROCERS: New Improved Dainty Flour May Be Obtained Through Webb-Crawford Co., Athens, Ca., Distributors Since 1886.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
denial that France was involved
in a conspiracy against the gov
ernment.
| German newspapers had charged
General Kurt Von: Sleicher, for
mer chancellor and one of many
who was killed last week-end,
haq conspired with France. The
government itself said a ‘‘foreign
lpower" had dickered with persons
, in power in Germany. ‘
' Rumeors that Michael Cardinal
| Faulhaber was under detention in
lMunich conld not be verified and
tlt was indicated a statemeng
JERSEY
Barrett & Wiley
C. W. Allen
SOCIAL CIRCLE
| City Case
RUT'LEDGE
A. J. Hutcheson
Farmers Gro. & Whe. Co.
2 Frank Hale
DEMOREST
T. D. Williams
_ W. N. Sosebee
CLARKSVILLE
Asbury-Stewart
WINDER
W. H. Wilbanks
C. H. Fagan
___Winder Cash Gro.
STATHAM
L. W, Grizzle
C. J. Roberts
CRAWFORD
E. L. Bray
Davis Coffee Co.
STEPHENS
Howard Mere. Co.
LEXINGTON
W. F. Daniel
. E:H.Reberts
LOGANSVILLE
W. 1. Bennett
o E.S Garrett
LAWRENCEVILLE
S. Hannah
G. C. Crow
R. F. 0
Luther Jackson
W. M. Jordan & Son
Gunter & Co.
HARTWELL '
Fortson Market
W. A. Teasley
H. C. Cleveland
LAVONIA
Harrison Gro.
MARTIN
Martin Si‘l[)ply Co.
TOCCOA
Purcell & Acree
Elwards Market
l'occoa Cash & Carry
LAKEMONT
Cannon Store :
CLAYTON o
Clayton Market
DILLARD Il
M. J. Grist "__2
CORNELIA |
|
L. Y. Irvin ____"
BALDWIN |
W. A. Shere & Co. |
BOWMAN |
C. B. Bowen |
SHADY DALE
J. L. Perry
J. R. Blackwell
- MONROE
W. A. Fambrough
J. S. Dooleys
Cash & Carry
A. G. Cofer Gro.
Mendel Bros.
H. W. Wiley Gro.
Allen Cash Gro.
Mill Store
’would be issued denying this.
' An Associated Press correspon
!dg_pt who went to the home was
unable to see him but learned that
the Cardinal’'s peslace is under
surveilance.. ;i
{The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
said police at Munich ruled no
Ilong distance telephone conversa
tions could be made in any lan
guage except (German because
“the authorities must know what
is going gut.”)
| CLOSE SHAVE
t BRESLAU, Germany—(#)—Chan
¢ DACULA
Rar -H. Hamilton
JEFFERSON
J. C. Alexander
Kesler & Legg
L. J. Lyle:
E. M. Center
PENDERGRASS
AU, Pavk
NICHOLSON
L. W. Potts
CENTER
e My
C. L. Brooks
ELBERTON
Jones & Woodson
Phone 170
Piedmont Hotel
MAYSVILLE
Hill Bros.
BUFORD
_Gordan Burrell
Buford Cash Market
Allen Bros.
. |IR EE
| if NEW Improved DAINTY Flour Fails to
| WIN THE “"COUNT TEST”
Another biscuit, please! ‘*‘ ‘ 4 W
| These are the best biscuits 0 8 480 S
B e De T T
Pl e S T il
R . . e They should be! «
P 4 R/ They're Dainty Biscuits. And
i o, BN ik, this is your seventh!
The BISCUITECTOR Proves
that only NEW Improved Dainty Biscuits Combine
Tenderness, Texture, and Whiteness With Volume . ..
Which flour bakes the most
Perfect Biscuit? Why, that’s
Valier's New Improved Dainty
Flour. The Biscuitector proves
that definitely. But there is a
simple way you can prove it, too,
without risk.
, Make the “Count Test”
Get a sack of Valier's New Im
proved Dainty Flour today. Bake
biscuits with it tomorfow. The
next day, bake biscuits with the
flour you have been using. The
third day, bake biscuits with
Dain'ty again. Keep count of the
biscuits you bake with each flour,
and the number your family eats.
That's the final test of good
biscuits!
If your family doesn’t eat more
of the Dainty Biscuits simply re-
= DAINTY =
. F;DIJ I
Ya! ic_e_r_'s !Vew |mpered
DAINTY FLOUR==
'cellofl' Hitler, it was revealed to<l
day, barely escaped assassiatior |
Saturday at the hand of Edmund |
Heines, one of those whom Hitler |
tried tc arrest at Ernest Roehm'’s |
lhome near Munich. : ‘!
| : i
. Phobos and Deismos, the two |
moons of Mars, are each ahout |
the size of the city of Parls. ;
t s ‘
! When Haydn symphonies were
|introduced in New York, eggs and
!vpgetables greeted the musicians.
[
- GAINESVILLE
L. S. Daniels
M-System
F. G. Mcßrayer
R. M. Merritt
HOSCHTON
Dyar Store
GREENSBORO‘
F. E. Boswell & Son
Bickers & Goodwin Co.
Townsend Cash Store
J. H. McCommens & Co.
H. T. Campbell
SILOAM
J. H. Jackson
WHITE PLAINS
! M. H. Tappan
UNION POINT
B. P. Lunceford
W. A. Kimbro
H. M. O’Neal
A. G. Lunceford
CRAWFORDVILLE
"Holden & Co.
Edwards & Son
turn the unused portion of Dainty
Flour to your grocer. He will
give you a sack of any other flour,
absolutely free! We will pay him,
No More Argument Now!
First, the Biscuitector showed
us how to improve Dainty Flour.
Then, to prove there is a differ
ence in flours, we tested the
South’s favorite flours in thé Bis
cuitector. Only New Improved
Dainty Biscuits scored 98.7%. The
scoring was based on Tenderness,
Texture, Whiteness and Volume.
Other flours ranged down as low
as 55%.
Milled From Premium Wheats
New Improved Dainty is milled
from 3 distinct varieties of soft
wheats. The Biscuitector proved
only this new flour blend bakes
the most Perfect Biscuit. Labora
tory baking tests leave no doubt.
New Improved Dainty is an al
most mistakeless flour for biscuits,
cakes, pastries, and general bak
ing uses.
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PAGE FIVE
Fels Naptha Soap,
S . sl
OK Soap, 6 Bars for . 24¢
Lux Toilet Soap, 3
Bavy'. . L 0
Armour’s Big Ben Soap,
GBhery i
Octagon Soap, 8 Bars.24¢c
ARNOLD & ABNEY
(SEE ADVERTISEMENT BELOW)
| SHARON
i B. W. Moore
{ C. L. Flint
i THOMSON
! H. C. Fitzgerald
i Cash & Carry Market
Parlor Market Co.
| LINCOLNTON
! W. L. Candler & Son
. WASHINGTON
!i Armour Bros.
| RAYLE
___J. M. Boawright
| WARRENTON
‘ W. V. Corbin
| NORWOOD
é Sisson Mere. Co.
| TIGNALL
i Cooper’s Market
i CARLTON
! Community Store
LT e e
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What Is the Most Perfect Biscuit?
The' scientific Biscuitéctor gives a nu
myerical rating to the four points of
biscuit quality. These are Tenderness,
Texture, Whiteness, and Volume. The
most perfect biscuit is''not the largest
biscuit, nor the most fragile biscuit. In
stead, it combines delicate tenderness,
smooth texture, snowy whiteness with
ample size—all in one biscuit.
So why not have the best? Now
there is no doubt of which flour
is best. ®
Get New Improved Dainty to
day. You risk nothing. Remem
ber, we will give you any other
flour FREE if your family doesn’t
say, “These are the best biscuits
we ever ate”..,and prove it by
“cleaning them all up.” = Valier &
Spies Milling Corp., St. Louis, Mo.
© 19833, V. & S. M. Corp. ;
FREE ... New Recipes
for DAINTY Dainties!
New recipes for Dainty Bis
cuits, Dainty Cakes, Dmtlv
Muffins and other Dainty de
icacies: Includes the 3 biscuit
NEW tfiqns
!MV
.
‘
recipes that won the famous Bis
cuitector Tests. Elaborately illus
crated. Your grocer has purchased
a supply. He will gladly give you
one on reguelt. or. write to Valier
& SpiesM lingCotp.,St.Louh.M.fl.
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