Bargain Wash Goods For Hot Weather Dresses
Our Wash Goods are on bargain tables with new stock. Choose Striped and Figured Voiles at 14c, 19c, or 29c, and Awning Stripe Skirtings at 29c, all formerly higher prices. Two months of hot weather ahead.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1916
Page
7
Our Wash Goods are on bargain tables with new stock. Choose Striped and Figured Voiles at 14c, 19c, or 29c, and Awning Stripe Skirtings at 29c, all formerly higher prices. Two months of hot weather ahead.
The Weather section reports fair weather in Athens and vicinity through Wednesday with a likely shower in Georgia. It notes heavy local showers in Atlanta Louisville and St Louis with St Louis receiving 4.74 inches in the last 24 hours. Temperatures are moderate with 80s inland and fair conditions expected for Athens tonight and Wednesday.
Dressing Well and Wisely announces a sale of hats with every trimmed hat priced at 1.00 or 2.98. Unadvertised hats are not in sale. New felt hats arrive, with prices from 1.48 to 2.50, offering continued value.
National league scores include St Louis 0 Pittsburgh 1 and 1 2 Cincinnati Chicago Iain Brooklyn 1 Boston 4 Philadelphia 1 New York 0. American results show New York 5 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 Washington 13 innings. Southern matches Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 5 and 33 5. Little Rock 1 New Orleans 5 and 1 3. Memphis 7 Mobile 1 and 2 1. Nashville 0 Atlanta 6. South Atlantic Jacksonville 6 Charleston 0 Macon 5 Columbia 4 Columbus 0 Augusta 4. Advertise your wants.
Forty two new children dresses sizes 6 to 14 advertised for back to school. Various styles described as school and afternoon wear with prices ranging from 79 cents to 3.75 dollars. Public notice urges timely purchase as school opening nears.
A jumble of discounted home goods includes stamped pillow tubing 50c, hem stitched pillow cases 58c, silk mesaline petti coates at 3.00 to 5.00 with extra sizes, brassieres 38c to 68c, Pepperell full size sheets 75c, Michael's corded edge pillow cases 15c, boys school blouses 48c, hydrogen peroxide 9c, knit underwear 38c, undervests 10c, silk hose 89c, talcum powder 11c, and all‑linen fringed dollies 1.19.
Governor Nat E. Harris spoke to Spalding county voters in Griffin outlining his stance on prohibition and executive clemency. He rejected critics accusing him of age, defended pardoning power, and urged support for a second term citing broad backing across Georgia.
Discounted coat suits offered at prices between 7.98 and 14.98, with many items originally 16.50 to 47.50. Emphasizes preparedness and smart dressing, urging buyers to act now for substantial savings on Michael standard attire.
Vera dresses in voile and organdie discounted with price cuts ranging from three to ten dollars. Selection includes voile dresses at three sixty eight and four forty eight, white organdie options at twelve ninety eight, and higher pricepoints up to twenty dollars.
An ad touts Kaysers or Italian silk vests priced at $1.48 to $2.50. It highlights light colors blue pink and white and promises quality expected at $2.50. The copy frames dressing well and wisely as a lesson in economics.
Silk camisoles advertised at 69 cents with mentions of Kaysers and Italian silk. Describes camisoles as necessary dress accessories and luxury items. Notes in Home Economics the price of a $1.50 camisole reduced to 69 cents.
Advertisement claims the pills relieve constipation and restore energy. It promises a quick improvement by taking one or two pills tonight with a 25 cent price at the local druggist.
J M Williams and A S Morgan of the new firm J M Williams & Co leave Winder for a two to three week trip to the East and Canada. The outfit, a coalition of major local cotton buyers, plans to boost Winder's market through heavy buying and exporting. They operate branch offices in Athens and Atlanta.
In Crawford Georgia this week Rev W H Faust of the First Baptist church of Winder helps Rev P W Davis at Clouds Creek church in a series of revival meetings. Crowds are large and interest strong at one of the county’s oldest rural Baptist churches.
Superintendent G G Bond and Principal E B Mell announce the city public school system begins on Wednesday September 6 with the standard teachers normal starting August 28. White and colored institutes convene at designated buildings and pupil examinations start September 4.
City Board of Missions appeals for 1500 dollars to repair the East Athens Neighborhood House after years of uplift work. Only 600 has been raised. building must remain for social and educational use, funded by voluntary contributions, with a call for prayers and support to sustain its work.
Col B W Hunt of Eatonton presides over a Georgia Bankers Association meeting in Athens on August 17 to review two funds for student aid. The first funds 15 boys and 15 girls for agricultural college short courses, with extra private support for four additional pupils. The second fund, a $1500 loan pool, aids financially needy students with loans repaid after graduation.
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