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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1906
Page
8
Red Bandanas and blue camping handkerchiefs go cheap while stock lasts. Gingham aprons, ladies undergarments, hose, and oil cloth are offered at deep discounts. Slammocks and screen doors promise mosquito relief with affordable prices throughout the sale.
Curtain poles in white enamel with brass trim for 26c value. Brooms, flower pots in various sizes at low prices. Mason’s fruit jars pint and quart sizes at low prices with free rubbers on Monday. Jap-a-Lac finishes offered with low prices. Grey enamel cuspidors on special. Tomorrow only.
The ad promotes Pickle dishes Spoon Trays plain white dinner dishes Buster Brown Cups and Saucers plates trays Dresden dishes Berry Bowls and water pitchers with tumblers in new patterns spiral or diamond priced at $1 per set Water Pitchers of pressed glass 19 cents and chocolate candy fresh at 10 cents each doubtlessly from a historic retail page.
Congressman William M. Howard spoke in Lexington to Oglethorpe and nearby counties on the gubernatorial campaign. He defended the 14th and 15th amendments, attacked disfranchisement attempts, urged adherence to the U.S. Constitution, and praised the primary system and poll tax as remedies. He pressed that only lawful reforms can be pursued and warned against perjury by any governor seeking to alter voting rights.
Chicago Aug 11 Frank Kowalski a five year teller at the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank which failed last Monday shot and killed himself at his home on Carpenter Street Despondent over accusations by neighbors and friends that he shared in the bank's downfall he left a note lamenting suspicions His relatives say he would have informed them if he knew of Stensland racketeering and the family asserts his innocence as the investigation widens.
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