White Goods Yardage On Sale In Silk Finish Linens
Retailers advertise a wide range of fabrics with marked prices per yard and per piece. Includes Silk finish Persian Town at 1A 121-2c and 20c to 35c. 45 inch French Lawn at 20c to 40c. Sea Island Batiste 20c to 25c. India Lawn from 5c to 35c. White Madras 1906 designs to 40c. White Corded Piques 10c to 25c. Check Nainsook 10c to 25c. Pin Check Dimities 10c to 25c. Apron Lawn 15c. White Dress Linens 20c to 50c. Linen Finish Suitings 15c. English Long Cloth 12 yards at $1.26 per piece.
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Sea Island Batiste
India Lawn
Madras
Cotton fabrics offered in latest designs and sizes
500 pieces of new ginghams and colored Madras fabric 26 inches wide priced at 12 1 2 cents a yard. 36 inch percales likewise in newest effects at 12 1 2 cents a yard.
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At &E
Ive
Izize
Madras
Michael Brothers Co. A Feast of Bargains in The
The styles shown and the values offered mark Michael Brothers Co as a leader in dry goods. Crowds surge through the store daily, proof of trusted bargain leadership in the legitimate trade.
House Furnishings Offerings and Carpet Prices
In the city for Mattings Carpets Rugs and Curtains the newest designs in China and Japanese Mat tings priced at 10 12 50 and 15 per roll of 40 yards Ingram Wool Carpets laid made and lined at 65 and 75 cents per yard Taperty Brussel Carpets at 75 85 and 1.00 a yard made laid and lined Ingram Art Squares all wool sizes 9 by 12 feet 10 to 11 60 Taperty Brussel Art Sqn 9 by 12 feet 17 50 Axminister Art Squares 9 by 12 25 Smyrna Art Squares 9 by 12 feet 25.
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Taperty Brussel
Axminister
Smyrna
Cemetery Trustees Pass Resolutions At Oconee Cemetery Meeting
The Oconee Cemetery trustees met yesterday and noted strong finances after paying a last note of two hundred fifty dollars on the newly acquired section. A committee was formed to select a lot for Confederate veterans burial without expense, and a tribute to Judge Lucas was unanimously adopted for his long service and devotion to the cemetery. Officers listed include Prof. D. O. Barrow, chairman. G. A. Mell, secretary. J. H. T. McPherson, treasurer. B. L Smith. Judge Howell Cobb. and Mayor Dorsey, ex-officio.
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J. J. C. McMahan
Board of Trustees
D. 0. Barrow
B. I. Smith
Lucas
Barrow
Oconee Hill Cemetery
City of the Dead
D. O. Barrow
G. A. Mell
J. H. T. McPherson
Messrs
B. L Smith
Howell Cobb
Dorsey
Marcellus Stovall Ends Life in Augusta Home
Augusta Ga Jan 20 Marcellus I Stovall a leading young man shot himself at his hilltop home The act may have been accidental with no witnesses His wife and mother found him in a pool of blood The bullet entered the skull right side he died within half an hour Survived by his mother and a young wife funeral plans not announced
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Augusta
Marcellus I Stovall
Stovall
Slovan
Marcellus A. Stovall
Rlage
Great Values in Muslin Underwear
Advertisement notes a sale of new muslin undergarments with varied prices across ladies gowns chemises corset covers underskirts and children's drawers and hour and waist items. Offers include 25c to 2.50 range with multiple price points highlighted for quick selection.
Laces and Embroideries Offerings At Discount Prices
A local advert highlights a wide range of lace varieties from Italian vals to Irish Cluny priced from 4 cents to 1 50 per yard. It also promotes embroideries and fashion accessories including belts buckles wrist bags stocks turnover collars silk scarfs ruching ribbons and linen handkerchiefs at 10 15 and 25 cents and features a $1.00 kid glove.
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Geor
University of Georgia student fined for cafe window incident
Wallace Daly paid ten dollars after throwing a bottle through the Commercial Cafe window on College avenue during a university class banquet. McDougald was released on bond, Daly pled guilty, and Mayor Dorsey imposed a ten dollar fine, paid immediately.
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Wallace Daly
University of Georgia
College Avenue
Daly
McDougald
Dorsey
Viola Allen Weds Secretly Duryea in August
New York reports actress Viola Allen married Peter Duryea, a wealthy horse owner, last August in Louisville. The union was kept secret due to Miss Allen’s stage duties, and was confirmed today by friends. Syracuse notes she arrived for a two day engagement and refused to comment on reporters. The Associated Press dispatch was met with silence from her company’s acting manager.
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New York
Viola Allen
Peter Duryea
Syracuse
N. Y
Associated Press
Pastor W. A. Chastain Called to Local Church
Rev W A Chastain of College Park has been called to pastor the Christian church in this city. He will begin February 1 and will receive a warm welcome from friends and church members. His wife Ella Dobb will be warmly welcomed. Chastain is regarded as a leading pastor of the Christian church in Georgia and Athens church is pleased to have him here.
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W. A. Chastain
College Park
Igata Ha
Chastain
Ella Dobb
Georg
Athens
Household Linens Price List for Table and Bath Items
A catalog of linen goods with prices for bleached and half bleached table linens, fringed doilies, hemstitched napkins, damask and traditional towels, Turkish towels, and bed spreads in various sizes and quantities. Items include cut silverware? No. Prices range from 10c to several dollars per unit or dozen, with sizes listed such as 72 inch bleached table linen and full size towels.
Textile sale offers low price yard goods in multiple colors
Mercerized Fancieg available at 15c 20c and 25c per yard Colored Walsting priced at 15c 20c and 25c per yard Plaid Cotton Suiting offered in pretty designs at 15c per yard
State Democratic Executive Committee Meeting Planned for March
Chairman M. J. Yeomans said the state Democratic executive committee may meet in March or later to set this year’s primary. He noted no definite date as discussions focus on the call for a meeting and timing of the primary remains undecided.
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M. J. Yivans
State Democratic Execfe Committee
Pri
Baits hook with a gold brick for suckers
A brief, unclear line suggests a fishing lure or baiting scheme involving a gold brick and a warning to mark it as a trap for unsuspecting 'suckers.' The fragment hints at a con or misdirection but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
Graves Invited to Speak Here at University Chapel
Delegates from Clarke county farmers reported at the University Chapel as Athens business men urged to join the association. A committee of five was appointed to recruit members: J S King, W H Morton, C B Griffith, Claud Tuck, Jim W Morton. The next meeting is set for the third Saturday in February with Hon John Temple Graves invited to speak.
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Macons
Clarke County
University Chapel
Georgia
New Orleans
Messrs
J. T. Crowley
A. Rhodes
Athens
Messrs. J. S. King
W. H. Morton
C. B. Griffith
Claud Tuck
Jim W. Morton
John Temple Graves
Rogers Succeeds Walker White in State Education Post
Atlanta January 20 Professor J N Rogers Mount Vernon has accepted appointment as assistant to State School Commissioner W B Merritt to take effect February 1. Rogers replaces Walker White who retires to lead the Atlanta Y M C A. White has served Merritt three years. Rogers has taught in various Georgia schools and led progressive education efforts. He specializes in agriculture and prepared the Hunniutt agriculture manual for Georgia common schools.
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Atlanta
J. N. Rogers
Mount Vernon
Union Baptist Institute
W. B. Merritt
Merrit
Walker White
Forsyth
Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association
Rogers
White
Ist
Georgia
Arlington
Shellman
Dahlonega
Washington County
Hunnicutt
Lumber Prices In Are Ery Rh
In Valdosta area and Florida reports of saw mill and turpentine deals show large sums, with trends hardening for timber. M. M. Smith of Florida buys the naval stores business of Drew and Conoley at Oviedo, paying about 125000 for 23000 acres, with Davis and Musselwhite as partners. L. L. Conoley’s widow sold the property. W. D. Lewis moves from Habersham to run the saw mill interests with Frank Shore, forming Lewis and Shore. Frank Shore and his father plan a Quitman mill venture. Lewis notes many north Georgia residents planning to relocate to South Georgia this year.
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Velteca
Florida
Ltea
M. M. Smith
Drew & Conoley
Oviedo
Smith
Davis & Musselwhite
L. L. Conoley
W. D. Lewis
Habersham County
Frank Shore
Valdosta
M. L. W. Shore
Lewis & Shore
Quitman
Lewis
North Georgia
South Georgia
Engineer survives wreck at Mina station in Avanta
S A L freight engineer W F New escaped death after a collision with a switch engine at Mina station near Avanta on Friday. He leapt free before debris buried him, returning unharmed aside from bruises and his many friends in the city rejoice.
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W. F. New
Mina
Avanta
Engineer New
Mr. New
Endorsed Jim Smith Platform Gains Georgia Support
The Augusta Tribune praises Col. James M. Smith for a plain direct platform and a campaign strategy like Massachusetts governor Douglas. The piece argues Smith aims to win by appealing to the people, vows to end the political ring, and predicts a large vote, with focus on disenfranchising many voters through practical, lawful means.
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Col
James M. Smith
Augusta Tribune
Jim Smith
Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Douglas
Massachusetts
Hugh Inman Gives A Princely Gain
Louisville reported Rev Henry Sweets announced philanthropist Hugh T Inman of Atlanta offered 100000 for the Presbyterian fund on condition 125000 be raised and stated that 25000 of the additional sum has already been received. The statement notes steady response to the gift.
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Louisville
Henry H. Sweets
The
Presbyterian Church
Hugh T. Inman
Atlanta
Sweets
Stieady
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F. W. Lucas
Oconee Cemetery
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Marcellus Stovall
H. & W. Walsta
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Cial Cafe
Christian Church
AL Chastain
New
Lon
Prey
Col. Smith
Oglethorpe County
Hugh Inman
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