Textile sale advert promises steep cuts on fabrics
An advertisement promotes washing 2,500 yards of best American ginghams at 10 cents a yard and Helenis Silks at 15 cents a yard, with regular quality priced at 124 cents.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
6
An advertisement promotes washing 2,500 yards of best American ginghams at 10 cents a yard and Helenis Silks at 15 cents a yard, with regular quality priced at 124 cents.
A sale of white goods offers 8 inch fine French lawn and Swiss fabrics in white and colored grounds. Prices range from 8 to 75 cents per yard with assortments in various weaves and patterns, highlighting spring fabrics and ranges including 2,000 yards of Swisses.
Display of Linen Cotton and Wool garments invites shoppers this week. Price reductions highlighted include Ladies Wash Suits from 1.25 to 5.00, White Linen Skirts 2.50 to 4.50, Wool Skirts 3.95 to 5.50, White Lingerie Waists reduced from 1.25 to 1.89 and 2.00 to 2.50, Silk Waists marked down to 3.15 and 4.75.
A local sale offers Mennen’s Taleam Powder 15c per box Colgate’s Taleam Powder 15e with sprinkle top Pear’s Unscented Soap L barrier? Ammonia pint bottles 8e Glovine 2c Silver Polish 26c Knit Wash Cloths 5e Colgate Violet Toilet Water 25c 500 dozen towels at 3.00 per dozen 50 dozen Onyx Fast Black gloves 2.00 pair 1000 Japanese Fans 5 10 15 25c Silk Gauze Fans 75c to 2.00 Nov elty Parasols closing out at less than cost.
Mrs. Margaret J. Hampton testifies before Fulton County officials alleging dismissal from a federal position after pleading with Hoke Smith. She details family ties in Georgia, pension support, and a promised but unkept interview, claiming workplace discrimination and political pressure affecting her job.
In Atlanta on July 14 Comptroller Wright rejected the Seaboard Air Line returns over trackage valuation from Atlanta to Cedartown. He estimates the line’s value per mile far higher than the reported 512,000, arguing the road to be among the state’s best. The franchise is listed at 1.6 million with an added rifle or site tracking value.
The Bill of Mr. Rucker of Clarke was passed by the House yesterday and will go to the Senate for consideration. Mentioned is the near completion of Prof. B. L. Grigags residence on Dearings street as a notable local home.
Valdosta Georgia July 13 W J Lane manager of the Valdosta Street Railway Company died suddenly at his parents home Convulsions followed a night of activity including supervising a large picnic party on the car line Physicians cannot determine the cause though symptoms resembled poisoning No poison or package found Lane son of A I Lane and nephew of Senator W S West Unmarried and highly popular in the city.
Seattle Wash July 14 Immediate after Esther Mitchell the 17 year old girl who killed her brother here last night orders were given for the arrest of Mrs Maud Creffield widow of the prophet whose death at the hands of George Mitchell led to last nights tragedy Mrs Creffield telephoned police and admitted she had entered a compact with Esther to kill the slayer of her husband She will be held as a new accomplice Esther said Mrs Creffield bought the gun They planned the deed as soon as possible Esther described meeting George Perkins and shooting him The Spirit of the Holy Ruler urged her to kill her brother This case follows the trial where the defense claimed the prophet seduced Esther and her sister and George Mitchell was acquitted for killing the Holy Roller leader.
Judeo R. O. Russell spoke yesterday at Winder before a crowd of several hundred as Grayson band led a Lawrenceville train procession with a banner pledging Gwinnett County a 1000 vote majority. A second band greeted him at the depot, with observers noting the turnout far surpassed a previous rally by Hoke Bmnith.
Miss Louise Smith from the University of Chicago joins a two teacher party to study Field Geography and History. The group will travel from Chicago in August to Virginia areas including Old Point Comfort Jamestown Williams Bay Richmond Lynchburg Winchester Harper's Ferry and study geographic and historic interrelations. Courses aim to enrich seventh and eighth grade practice school curricula.
J Comer Moore, long with U S courts in Atlanta, is named deputy clerk for the eastern division of the northern Georgia district at Athens. Dockets and records from Atlanta will be moved to Nos 7 and 8 Post Office Building. The Athens bar and nearby counties gain convenient access to civil, criminal and bankruptcy case records. Moore, an Athens native, will reside with his mother at 113 Finley street.
In Tarbers Junction area near Tarboro Junction, Ike Lylerly and family were slain in their home between 1 and 2 am. The attacker set the house on fire, killing Ike Lylerly, his wife, and three youngest children. Two older daughters survived. neighbors and bloodhounds aided in a countywide manhunt.
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