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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
5
Athens store announces a fall exhibit of new ladies ready-to-wear including suits coats dresses and millinery. The display features Wooltex suits with a two year guarantee and offers an extensive assortment with attractive values inviting inspection even if not purchasing.
A stylish display features suits priced from 12.50 to 45.00, offering the latest exclusive styles and colors. The event promises faultless beauty and quality with a range of weaves, aiming to be within reach for all shoppers.
Fall styles in ladies and misses long coats for women and children priced from 7.50 to 35.00. Coats are tailored by Ameri cas leading producers using new fabrics and offered at well known affordable prices.
A local retailer touts a full line of fall and winter underwear with weights and quality to fit any need. Exclusive agents for Munsing garments promote prices from 25 cents to 3 dollars per garment.
Shop offers a large assortment of early fall sweaters for children misses and ladies. All grades styles and colors available with prices from 50 cents to 5 dollars.
In Lexington Kentucky on October 17 a statue honoring Confederate cavalry leader General John J Morgan was unveiled in the courthouse square by the Kentucky chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. An heroic equestrian statue atop a granite base designed by Italian sculptor Hemphi Coffini was dedicated at a cost of 15000 dollars.
Cleveland hosts the sixteenth annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs with nearly a thousand delegates. Mrs. Addison F. Broomhall presides as three days of business and discussion on conservation home economics and education unfold amid receptions and entertainment. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for wounds and skin ailments at 25 cents.
The Millionaire Kid by L. B. Parker arrives at the Colonial tonight in a musical drama praised as surpassing previous hits. Raymond Paine stars with a strong singing voice and nimble feet, backed by a charming chorus and a carefully selected cast in an elaborate production.
Billiousness is caused by a disordered stomach. Chamberlains Tablets are a stomach medicine designed to cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and banish biliousness effectively and for sale by all dealers.
Avoid trifle with a cold. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as safe and effective for coughs and colds in children. The ad warns against ill dealers selling the product.
The U S Marine Band will perform one special engagement at the Colonial on Monday evening the 23rd after negotiations with the Navy Department. The tour includes a Lexington Kentucky concert that drew strong praise and the band under Santelmann is praised for disciplined, sincere performance and high artistry. The program spans classical works and lighter melodies to showcase the band’s range.
Charles Klein dramatic tale of a young broker who uses questionable methods to expand a bank. A federal prosecutor’s jealous wife figures in the plot as moral conflict tests. The play argues gains bring losses and fame not equal to real life success.
James C. Dahlman known as Cowboy and mayor of Omaha traces a career from Dawes County Sheriff to Chadron mayor for two terms and Omaha mayor for six years. He served as a Democratic national committee member eight years and ran for Nebraska governor in 1910. He cites Foley Kidney Pills for relief in a testimonial to Foley & Co. Chicago. For sale by all dealers.
Advert says Dr King s New Life Pills act as strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels to restore proper action. Also promotes health soap. Available for 25 cents at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons.
Merchandise details include 75x90 extra heavy hemmed sheets 65c value 50c 81x90 heavy hemmed sheets 75c grade 60c 42x36 pillow cases 15c 12c 45x36 pillow cases 20c 45x36 hemstitched pillow cases 20c
An Atlanta man, Jasper N. Smith, famed for real estate ventures and a bachelor lifestyle, has arranged his own grave and a lifesize monument at Oakland cemetery. He previously had a custom coffin made and owns a large apartment house labeled with state named rooms. He lost $2,400 on a streetcar theft and offered $1,000 for its return.
Atlanta Oct. 17 Tech announces a record season attendance with 654 students enrolled and expectations for 700. Represented states include Georgia South Carolina Florida Tennessee Mississippi Texas Louisiana North Carolina Alabama New York Arkansas Massachusetts Kentucky Indiana Colorado Maryland Ohio and Mexico two students. Tech forms a large southern college band with 26 instrumentalists. New shop and Y M C A buildings near completion. blacksmith shop opens next week and a third story adds to the architectural department.
A terse notice notes bilousness is linked to disorder and urges dealers to address the matter with clear, effective action despite the fragmentary phrasing.
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