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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
7
Every trimmed hat in our store for ladies misses and children is on sale at half price. Wool coat suits in tan gray and spring colors are half price. Black navy and cream wool coats one fourth off. Pongee rajah and satin coat suits one third off. Linen coat suits one fourth off.
The notice outlines steps to purchase dresses from a local retailer. It highlights pricing, sizes, and ordering options, urging readers to act quickly to secure desired styles. Prospective buyers are advised to check stock and inquire about discounts.
A local shop offers theatre coats rain coats and linen coats for all needs. Shoppers can browse auto coats and tailored options to suit events and daily wear.
The sale offers a ten percent discount on any vest union suit corset cover or any knit underwear item. The notice lists a general reduction applied to all such garments offered at the auction.
A store offers every silk or wool dress fabric at one-fifth off the price, equating to a 20 percent saving. The notice promises the deal to be rare and not soon repeated, urging customers to take advantage while it lasts.
The graduating class of 1911 conducted exercises at 10 o'clock with a large audience present. Charles P. Grad Dick gave the class history, Miss Kathrine Summers the class poem, Miss Henrietta Lambdin the essay on education, Miss Lois Lavender the class prophecy, Miss Mary Anderson the valedictory, and J. B. Ryals the address. Justice Joseph H. Lumpkin of Atlanta delivered a polished address and diplomas were awarded. The notice ends with a plug for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by dealers.
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