Sewing at Y W C A Postponed Social Note
The Y W C A sewing class is cancelled for Wednesday evening due to the Music Makers quartet. The class plans to meet as usual this week. members should watch for a notice. Also includes social notes on weddings and visits of Columbus area residents and guests arriving from Atlanta Athens Macon Lexington Jefferson Royston and Charlotte with several friends and relatives traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Norwood O'Farrell
Athens
George Albert Sancken
Augusta
Columbus
Sancken
Stone Mountain
University of Georgia
Joseph Farish
O'Farrell
Lucy Cobb
Columbus Enquirer- Sun
Misa Harriet Calhoun
Atlanta
Mattie Sue Phinizy
Frank Lumpkin
Miss Calhoun
Miss Phinizy
Georgia
Silk Fabrics Lot At Discount Prices From The Store
Bargain lot offers over 50 kinds of fabrics including 15 cent silk crepons flowered crepe d Ch ine brocades and cords. Values range from 65 to 85 cents and one dollar per yard, enticing shoppers with assorted colors and textures.
Davison-Nicholson Co Silk Fabrics in Blues and More
Advertisement lists Davison-Nicholson Co silks for dresses waists petticoats slips trimmings and 100 yards of pure silk Rajah in shades blue gray pink heliotrope brown white and black, offered as a regular 35c value for sale.
Silk yardage sale advertised at 49 cents special
An advertisement touts 1,000 yards of wash silks available at 49 cents per yard in many patterns and colors, contrasting with rivals charging 75 cents. The notice emphasizes a special deal.
New Linen Waists and Cut Glass Shipment Arrives
Regular $1 waist styles in linen and linen finish with various trims. New shipment features cut glass including ice tumblers sherbets and wine glasses. Low prices in effect.
Summer Gowns Trimmed in Lace and Embroidery
Lightweight summer gowns described as crepe and cambric with lace and embroidery trim. Feature low necklines and short sleeves. Regular priced at $1.25 with a special offer indicated.
Birth Announcement and Local Notices from 1914
Mrs W Z Stevens of Lexington announces birth of a daughter on April 13 1914. Mr and Mrs R T DuBose have returned from Atlanta. 85 cents day to Fincaster Va after visiting relatives. An advertise your wants ad hints at plumbing and digestion advice urging Chamberlains Tablets for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Richardson
Clifton Forge
J. P. Proctor
Milledge Avenue
Fincaster
R. T. Dottery
Adv
Bryan Defends Panama Tolls Policy and Treaty Arbitration
Secretary Bryan issues a lengthy statement defending the repeal of the Panama tolls exemption as a plain refusal to raise the treaty issue. He rebuts charges of surrender to Britain, cites arbitration as a remedy, and urges moral standards over military might in international affairs. He notes Baltimore platform planks on merchant marine and avoiding new burdens or subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Panama
Baltimore
England
Great Britain
United States
Welland Canal
Canada
Senate
Congress
Family medicine and political tolls debate quoted
A Virginia reader extols Thedford's Black Draught as a pure vegetable family remedy for stomach and sickness. The text shifts to a political section where Mr. Bryan critiques bounties and subsidies, arguing a platform binds officials and that changes in conditions justify autonomous judgment by subordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hani
Thedford
Sulphur Cream Says to Soothe Eczema Skin Fast
A renowned dermatologist endorses common bold sulphur in a thick cream to calm irritated skin and clear eczema. Applied to affected areas, itching ceases quickly and the eruption often disappears after two or three applications, leaving skin smooth.
Tremendous Grape Juice Shipment Reaches Texas Markets
Westfield New York sent the largest single grape juice shipment to Texas. Armour and Company distributed twenty five cars to leading markets, a sign Texas is embracing the grape juice habit and driving demand for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
N. Y
Texas
Armour and Company
Washington
Democratic Platform and Repeal Debate Analyzed
The president faces responsibility for a national act seen as essential to welfare and the public must judge. Bryan argues platform questions on international affairs should reflect wishful intent not fixed policy, while urging careful consideration of subsidies and world standing in light of repeal and free tolls. The secretary notes treaties affect diplomatic relations and questions whether the party should favor subsidies for narrow gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
House
Bryan
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Gee
E. L. Bussey
Charlotte
W. A. Carlton
Miss McIver
Cincinnati
George Coleman
Milledge Extension
R. E. Haughey
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Miss Bannon
Fred Waters
Lilly Griffith
Macon
Walter, Jones
Clara Callaway
Rayle, Ga
E. C. Callaway
J. N. Holder
Ruby Holder
Jefferson
T. B. Thurmond
City
Mae Wright
Bishop
Helen Williamson
Neal Little
Commerce
R. J. Johnson
Royston
India Bush
Lexington
W. L. Dorough
Alex Davision
Gainesville
Alex, Jr
Riverside Military Academy
8. J. Nix
W. W. Dickson
S. J. Smith
Claude Daniel
George Story
Grady Atkinson
Madison
Mrs
S. M. Mewbourne
Swainsboro
A. A. Rayle
Alice Rayle
Mr. Rache Burton
Clifford Bruce
Yester
Mrs. R. T. DuBose
Oel
Panama Canal
Treasuries
Democratic Party
Colonial Theatre
New Era Producing Co. (Inc
Joseph P. Bickerton
Adele
Longadire and
Harris
New York City
Haughey
Enney
C.J. Kenney
W. B. Lawhead
Office Hancock Building
Broad Street
Felphigh
P. Abelman
Clayton St
CoGaRy
Dee
Georgia Railroad
B. R. Bloodworth
J. C. Hellner
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