07 May 1905
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1905
Page
1
An auction item advertises a complete line of widely known silks available for sale. The listing emphasizes breadth of goods, noting famed names and a broad assortment suitable for buyers seeking established textile brands. Limited details prevent exact quantities or prices.
Over bought stock of Irish Point Curtains Swiss and Net Ruffled Curtains Nottingham Curtains Portieres Carpets Mattings Art Squares and Rugs leaves merchants with excess supply. The note lists a wide range of fabric and home decor items affected by the overstock.
Michael Brothers Company proclaims the largest collection of up to date merchandise shown in this market. Every department teems with money saving values and attractively priced items.
A list of fabrics and linens including Paris Lawns, Batiste Clair, Persian Lawns, Nainsooks, Dimities, Cambrics, and Organdies offered at discount prices. Also advertised are side combs, back combs, pins, wash cloths, fan chains, talcum powder, bias tape, Colgatas, toilet water, Pears Soap, and toothbrushes.
Includes chel ise, draw ers, corset cow under skirts, silk sitions and children s waists and draw ers from popular brands. Thomas glove fitting offered by A ean Lady. Forris goods waists advertised.
Thousands of ready to wear items and hats including pattern hats children hats summer outing hats and sailors are on sale. Shop now to choose before the best selections are gone.
Citizens in Gwinnett Jackson and Walton protest a proposed new county with Winder as the county seat. The resolution notes misleading maps and asserts an overwhelming local opposition as grand juries likewise oppose the plan.
A. G. Payne of Cincinnati arrives in the city tomorrow, famed as a pioneer of striking advertising methods. He travels widely, collects precious stones and rare gold coins, and wears gems and Nineteenth Century gold buttons as part of his distinctive personal display. He is noted for a private fortune and generous demeanor during his appearances.
This morning at eleven oclock the funeral for the late Rev Ellison D Stone was held at the First Methodist Church. Rev W G Crawley led the service with General Clement A Evans delivering the sermon. Local Confederate veterans and Stone Chapel Sunday School members gathered to honor him, while notices praised his generosity and public charity alongside his church leadership and community presence.
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