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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
3
Michael's Millinery presents the new fall collection with stylish hats from top designers. The shop emphasizes a skilled millinery staff, careful fitting, and carefully chosen fashions, promising customers ready to return each season.
The advance guard of the fall shirt waists has arrived. The waists feature turnover collars and stunning styles in latest materials and modes. Solid colors with contrast piping, plaid silks, lace and chiffon offer a wide range for early season choice. Michael's.
Elbert superior court with Judge H G Patterson presiding heard civil docket cases and criminal matters. The grand jury, organized by R F Wright, received a two hour and forty minute charge focusing on liquor evil. Patterson warned alcohol fuels crime and social ruin, urging banishment from all lands.
An old ad claims health and happiness depend on a lively liver with better bile flow. The product promises to wake up the liver, improve bile, and ease moody days by stimulating bowel action. Available at 25 cents a bottle.
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York writes she suffered severe summer complaint pain and sickness until after taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she felt relief quickly. For sale by all dealers.
The department displays only representative fashions showing average styles and models. Ultra fashionable garments remain hidden from view and are available for inspection within the department. Popular priced garments are offered from 12 50 to 100.
A retailer touts a strong line of dresses for street wear party wear afternoon and evening wear. The article highlights silks and novel weaves, combinations of silk and woolens, plaids stripes and solids offered at reasonable prices for all occasions.
In Monroe Georgia on September 15 the Mary Brooks estate of 240 acres sold at administrator's sale for 12523.40. Tracts fetched 65.50, 51.60, 47 and 46 per acre to buyers W G Hogan W B Edwards and J T Towler. A separate sale of 100 acres in Buncomb district brought 45 per acre to George A Garrett.
Hon J. J. Brown, president of the Georgia Farmers' Union, tells Elberton crowds that cotton may rise above 12 1/2 cents per pound and urges farmer unity and business support. He notes union fixed price as minimum and calls for broad organization among farmers.
Lawrenceville Georgia September 15 five generations gathered on a granddaughter s lawn in College Park to honor Mr and Mrs S J Moncrief who wed in 1855 on the Alcora river near Lawrenceville The couple long resident in Atlanta celebrated their 60th anniversary with family present including kin from Gwinnett and the surrounding area
The ad notes Michael's announces arrival of new silks with a wide, evolving stock. It highlights a complete range of fashionable silks, including plaids and stripes, and promises more pieces to follow as trends shift. The store asserts quality and leadership in its offerings.
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