Bargain Sale At Store With Reduced Winter Goods
One lot ladies Sik Rain Coats four seventy five, worth ten. One lot ladies Automobile Coats eight, worth twelve. One lot ladies Rain Coats nine fifty, worth thirteen fifty. Special: children sleeping garments twenty five cents, boys and misses sleeping garments forty nine, ladies and misses gowns sixpence, ladies gowns eight cents, ladies gowns one dollar, worth one fifty. Winter undergarment sale. 2,000 yards white goods ten cents, 8,000 yards ginghams ten cents, cotton saltings one hundred, bargain counter quilts napkins towels. Carpets mattings rugs on sale 25 rolls mattings five ninetyfive, 26 rolls mattings seven fifty.
Bargain Bonanza Offers Yard Goods and Shoes
A listing of sale items including $1 25 rolls Mattings at 9.50 and 2.60 value, new White Goods Percales Madras Cloths, embroideries and laces, 2,000 pairs Shoes, ladies and misses coats and furs at cost, 1000 yards striped flannellette and plaid dress goods heavily discounted, silk-like plaids and checks, 60 Ingram carpet rolls, 50 art squares, 50 carpet/ matting rolls, and a shirt waist sale with 1000 white waist prices from 98c to 3.50.
Custom of Cremation Growing in America
Washington January 11. The cremation movement spreads with rising costs and private rites. A Washington doctor arranged incineration of his remains for $7 to $45, with ashes in a glass jar scattered from the Washington monument at noon next day. Cremation, once rare, now common, began with Dr. Julius LeMoyne in Washington PA, and urn designs range from plain to ivy-decorated.
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R. M. Cheshire
Washington
Washington Monument
United States
Julius LeMoyne
Japan
Lawrence
Biron von Palm
Hardeun
Ernest Rosin
Eads
Mississippi
William P. Appleby
French Pond
Hempstead
Emma Abbott
Washington Crematory
Abbie Sage Richardson
Italy
Kate Field
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Whiting
Miss Field
Boston
Mount Auburn
Durrant
Willis J Swain Dies Suddenly
Willis J Swain editor for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad died suddenly after a short illness from grip at Presbyterian hospital yesterday afternoon at 3 50 o clock. A letter from C O Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for lung trouble and cough and claims thousands are healed yearly. Product advertised by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Sons drug stores. 60 cent 1 00 trim bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Willis J. Swain
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Grip
Presbyterian Hospital
C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
Dr King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chamberlain
Mre
John Lowe
Cooper
Maine
H. R. Palmer & Sona
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Can‘ping
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Athens, Ga
Kingston
Jamaica
W. O'Reilly Fogarty
West Indies
H.R. Palmer & Sons
L. P. Canning
Panama Canal costs large sum
Washington January 11 The minority on Panama canal board admit the 1905 estimate was too low and the cost may approach 200000000 Including administration sanitation and zone government expenses to be refunded by Panama and related items The 1905 estimate excluded interest during construction and relocation costs The present commission now pegs the cost nearer 200000000 than higher figures due to wider longer locks more excavation higher unit prices and labor costs The locks may cost 52000000 to 60000000 with a 10 percent rise if widened or rebuilt
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Washington
Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama Canal
Panama
Colon
Board of Engineers
Navy Department
edJquarterd
Walter E Jackson Wins In Clarke County Sheriff Race
Walter E Jackson, a native of Oglethorpe County and longtime Athens police officer, won the Clarke County sheriff race in a low-turnout election marred by bad weather. He carried the city precinct by 123 votes and defeated M D Browning by 107 countywide, with Browning sidelined by illness. The general election is set for the 17th and Jackson will assume office after bonding.
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Sherif
Walter E. Jackson
Clarke County
John W Wier
Jackson
Weatherly
Puryears
Sandy Creek
Kenneys
Bradberry
Winterville
Georgia
Princeton
Athens
Messrs Jackson
Browning
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Browning
Oglethorpe County
Spain
Second Georgia Regiment
M. D. Browning
Messrs
Williamson
Kinnebrew
New Agriculture Textbook Issued by B F Johnson Press
A new agriculture textbook by Dr Andrew M Soule and Miss Edna Henry Lee Turpin from B F Johnson Publishing Company Richmond is simple and charming for schools. It includes end chapter outlines and illustrated experiments. It is expected to find wide sale and be used in many schools and Georgia district agricultural schools may adopt it.
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B. F. Johnson Publishing Company
Richmond
Andrew M. Soule
Edna Henry Lee Turpin
Virginia
Georgia
Explorer Dr. Dorsey to chart unknown lands aboard Lusitania
Dr. George A. Dorsey, curator at Chicago Field Museum, sails on the Lusitania to map a globe spanning expedition. He will visit London Paris Vienna Egypt Ceylon Siam Java Australia New Zealand Melanesia China Philippines Mindanao Mindoro Japan and San Francisco, seeking pioneering archaeological and ethnographic studies.
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New York
George A. Dorsey
Department of Anthropology
Field Museum of Natural History of
Chicago
Dorsey
London
Paris
Vienna
Egypt
Ceylon
India
Nilgiri Hills
Siam
Cambodia
Sumatra
Java
Australia
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Hebrides
New
Christmas Gifts From a City Poorhouse Overseer
Overseer of the Poor Barlow sent a circular to Atlantic City papers asking for Christmas gifts. Responses included a fur set, a marked hat, silk stockings, a new pipe with amber stem, and a twenty dollar gold piece. Barlow planned to pay from his own pocket and fled the city for Christmas. Also advertises Kodol as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion with druggist availability.
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Atlantic City
New York World
Barlow
Hst
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Lars
Kid
Pat
Oxfords
America
Passadena
California
J. Z. Davis
Philadelphia
Velenram
The
Bostonians
Pittsburg
Foley
Kenny
Faebheeras
Soule
Miss Turpin
Geo. A. Dorsey
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