Genuine Shoe Value Shoes of Merit
The passage argues that shoe prices cannot stay at old levels as material costs rise. It states that higher costs in manufacturing force higher prices for the same high grade product.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1917
Page
10
The passage argues that shoe prices cannot stay at old levels as material costs rise. It states that higher costs in manufacturing force higher prices for the same high grade product.
The shop asserts prices for spring and summer footwear are in line with traditional costs, offering shoes “the best values possible to secure” after thirty years of service. They urge customers to compare and examine to judge value.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 11 o’clock for Rufus K. Reaves at his Thomas Street home. Mayor Arnold and city officials attended, and Athens closed city offices during the hour of the service. Interment followed at Oconee Cemetery.
The German press reports Kaiser's interest in reform and fear that the president's arguments may resonate with socialists. Observers note influence from American and Russian developments and a growing momentum for immediate liberal reforms.
Mrs Georgia Kent aged 75 died yesterday at her home near Center Georgia after a short illness. She is survived by her husband Lam Kent and two children. A Crooked Creek Baptist Church member for two years she will be buried in the churchyard after a service at 1 pm at the church.
Traveling men from the local chapter of the C C T gathered at 10 45 to depart from the Gian Hotel to First Methodist church where an 11 o'clock memorial service honored departed lodge members. Names listed include T B Mangum E D T ner W C Neal W D Ellington Pp Cleveland C M Henley W Smith Jno Burch E B Jackson.
Gainesville high school defeated Athens high in two fast games here April 7. The first game ended 6 to 5 with Gainesville winning in a close contest. The second game was won by Gainesville 8 to 2, delivering a decisive win.
Mercer defeated Tech 3 to 1 in Atlanta on April 7 as Mercer again bested the Tech team in a regional contest.
A community rally is planned at Tuckston school on Friday evening April 13. Dr Barrow the chancellor and Odum will speak with cooperation from the University and county agents Migs Oliver and Mr Woodruff present. Georgia Glee Club will provide music and admission is 25 cents for adults 10 cents for children proceeds fund school improvement.
Emperor William has ordered Chancellor Bethman Hollweg to submit reform proposals for Prussian electoral law to take effect after peace. The telegram notes the move may prompt changes in the upper chamber of the Prussian diet. Also mentions Mr and Mrs John Peek of Atlanta visiting over the weekend with Mrs E L Daniel.
Reporters recall Mrs Van Astor wearing lace at the ball last night, claimed to be two hundred years old. Mrs O'Brien marvels at the fortune and fashion amid social whirl.
Congressman Brand advocates locating a government training camp in Athens offering local benefits. He spoke with President Tibbetts and General Leonard Wood urging quick decision, highlighting the University of Georgia and city facilities as ideal. The move follows past military camps that boosted local business during prior wars.
A community ad compares hand me down ready made window dummy suits with Athens Made custom suits. It argues custom tailoring offers better fit and style, plus savings of five to ten dollars during wartime, claiming manufacturers cannot match the value.
The city resident who died in Athens on February 17 will be sent to Barnville, 8 C., Monday morning for interment. The body has been held in the Bernstein Brothers chapel since death.
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