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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1914
Page
8
Attractive garments in broadcloth and pile fabrics with new weaves and cape effects offered at prices from 10 to 50 dollars. Suits labeled as artistic quality feature appealing trims and distinct styles with emphasis on value and fashion.
Advertises Redingote styles in navy and black satin plus green and black satin. Includes all black with Sec in combination priced at 18 dollars 50 cents.
New shipment of children's Serge dresses in navy with red and white trim. Available in all sizes. Come see these pretty outfits for young girls.
Clarke Superior Court begins its regular term tomorrow with criminal and civil cases on the docket. The published lists include grand jurors and traverse juries for both first and second weeks, naming numerous local citizens drafted to serve.
A list of local church announcements shows multiple congregations with Sunday school times and worship plans. ATI TM First Methodist Church led by Pastor Jarrell invites questions on the Resurrection. Emmanuel Church conducts Holy Communion and prayers. First Presbyterian sets sermons on As Ye Go Preach and Beautitudes. Young Harris Church lists services with pastor Dixon. Central Presbyterian and Baptist Tabernacle schedule eservices and sacraments. First Baptist Church presents prophecies and Gospel themes with morning and evening services.
Ruling prices on the exchange today show May cotton at 2.115, corn 67 1 2, oats 51, and pork futures near 109 1 2 to 110. Chicago quotations list open high low and close figures for December and May contracts across cotton corn oats and pork with slight day-to-day changes.
Victor E. Innes and his wife were indicted in San Antonio on charges of murdering Mrs Elois Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta. The couple from Eugene Oregon face joint indictments for the killings.
The Federal Reserve Board in principle approves a $150 million loan fund to aid the surplus cotton crop. Governor Hamlin writes to Festus J. Wade urging bankers and merchants to subscribe, while the board reserves details and expects nationwide benefits if well run.
The ad debates painting a house versus waiting, asking if fresh paint increases sale value and how much it costs. It notes Devoe paint at 2 dollars a gallon with 3 to 4 dollars extra for application, estimating a 10 gallon job at 50 to 60 dollars and asking what price a freshly painted versus needing-paint home would fetch. Talmage Hardware Co. sells DEVOE.
A brief advertisement praises Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a forty year proven remedy for women. The section includes spot cotton market notes with prices from New Orleans, Liverpool and various U.S. cities, listing middling ranges and recent receipts.
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