Colgates Violet Toilet Water and Hosiery Sale
A local ad offers Colgates Violet Toilet Water at 25 cents a bottle and a hosiery sale with 55 dozen ladies colored stockings priced from 50 cents to 75 cents per pair, now 25 cents per pair.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1906
Page
1
A local ad offers Colgates Violet Toilet Water at 25 cents a bottle and a hosiery sale with 55 dozen ladies colored stockings priced from 50 cents to 75 cents per pair, now 25 cents per pair.
Letters from Capt. T. J. James and Capt. J. W. English state that Hoke Smith's charge against James M. Smith regarding convict treatment and fines is false. They explain that Smith had no involvement with the convict work on the Georgia Midland Railway and that fines were paid by the Chatta hoochee Brick Co. and James M. Smith, not by him.
Doctors H M Fullilove and J P Proctor acquire the late Mrs M W Stovall home on Milledge avenue to establish a private sanitarium. The facility will feature up-to-date equipment and a nurse training school, aiming to open around early October and provide a hospital Athenians can be proud of.
The item notes a baseball event at Montgomery featuring teams or sponsors Diabetic support Brights Dis and Stuart's Gin and Buchu in a charity context. The readable fragments indicate a sports fundraiser with local sponsors.
The Democratic executive committee of Clarke County met at T. S. Mell’s office to appoint primary election managers for the 22nd. Robert W. Lamkin presided as temporary chairman. Districts listed with managers and clerks. printing ballots and registration lists assigned. chairman authorized to investigate eligibility and substitute managers if needed. assessments levied to cover primary expenses.
Mr Rufus Crane suffered painful injuries after falling from a barn loft on his Prince avenue home Thursday night. He dislocated a shoulder and fractured a collar bone. Initial fears of serious harm gave way to a positive recovery outlook as he recuperates at home.
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