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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
Monroe plans a community event including a Farmers Rally, Corn Club Exhibit, Corn Contest, Agricultural exhibit, Home-Coming Day, and General Get Together Day. Dr Soule of Athens and Mr Campbell of the corn club work will be invited.
The ad promotes buying blankets before cold weather. It touts wool, cotton and wool mixed varieties in all sizes, with prices from 50 cents for a crib blanket to 10 dollars for largest sizes.
A linen towel sale features Huck towels priced at 17 cents each or 2 dollars per dozen. The offer encourages buyers to stock up for future use with affordable pricing.
Special on ladies silk taped vests short long or elbow sleeves and ankle length pants for early fall wear. Garments priced at 50c each.
New fall woolens showcased with fresh weaves colors and patterns. The display highlights plaid stripes and plains for stylish garments and appealing to shoppers.
Our stock of new dress trimmings is larger and more beautiful than ever before. Anything you want at any price. We could not begin to tell half about this stock, just come and see them.
The International Bonded Warehouse Company seeks a twenty year charter in Clarke County with principal office in Athens. Capital stock set at fifty thousand dollars, with option to raise to two hundred thousand. Petition listed business aims in bonded warehousing, financing, insurance agency, and real estate and notes. Filed September 1914 with clerk of the Superior Court.
Mr. R. H. Patterson departed yesterday afternoon to enter Harvard University’s medical department. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robi L Patterson and earned a distinguished record at the University of Georgia and in local college life, including scholarship, debating, and military activities.
Miss Madelaine Hill departed yesterday afternoon with her father for Atlanta to join the Davis Fisher institution to train as a nurse. Another Athens girl, Miss Charlotte Hart, is already in training at that institution.
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