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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
3
A reader notes new waist designs stamped on flaxon from the Royal Society. The items are described as pretty and suitable for long summer days. Priced at 25 cents for selection.
A local store offers Scarfs Squares and Center Pieces with a limit of not more than three items per customer to ensure every patron can benefit from the sale.
The notice highlights new seasonal novelties and directs readers to visit Your Sav for the latest selections. It emphasizes fresh items and highlights a shopping destination likely offering limited time displays and promotions.
Atlanta July 3 political chatter centers on Governor Wilson’s national nomination influencing Georgia politics. factions loyal to Hoke Smith and Felder fear intra party fight, while others expect unity behind Wilson to aid national efforts and reduce state level strife. Georgia could leverage the Wilson win to support a Democratic president while mending old partisan rifts.
A new freckle remedy promises to remove freckles at no cost if it fails to work. The ad urges Miss Freckle-Face to obtain an ounce of ethinedouble strength from a reputable druggist and try a night's treatment to achieve a clear complexion. It claims money back if freckles persist and notes the double strength product is the only guaranteed prescription.
The Georgia legislature adjourned today until next Monday to avoid extending the session. Absences for Balti more and other duties delayed bills including Tippens' measure. A monument unveiling for Alexander H. Stephens is set for Crawfordville with Sen. Slaton and Gov. hopeful Hill Hall attending. Attorney General Felder may attend as a potential candidate.
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