February Discount Sale Opens With Broad Storewide Savings
The February sale begins today offering extensive cash discounts on men and boys clothing. Promises real value over talk, urging quick learning to maximize savings. Cash payments only.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1904
Page
7
The February sale begins today offering extensive cash discounts on men and boys clothing. Promises real value over talk, urging quick learning to maximize savings. Cash payments only.
The article recounts a startling hoax about a friend’s supposed death and a staged funeral invitation. It links the tale to an Atlanta man who received the letter from Hawkinsville, then learned the friend died in south Georgia. The piece also mixes local chatter on noise from wagons, artist John Cecil Clay, Kishineff relics, and regional arrivals at Piedmont and Kimball hotels.
A bleak Atlanta day brought sleet slush and chill dampness as cold weather dominated streets. The piece notes grim skies, slick ice, and widespread discomfort while doctors, druggists, and undertakers play their parts in a city seeking relief from the gloomy mood. The forecast hints at possible rain or changes in weather within thirty days. Social services and religious meetings are planned including Bible teaching and elementary studies for youth.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Home at Courtland avenue and East Cain street was formally opened yesterday with services held at the residence. Other services are scheduled for this week.
Peter P Knox aged 75, longtime Atlanta resident, died yesterday morning at 8 at 443 East Fair Street after weeks of illness. He leaves wife and six children Ella Cunningham BR Hastett Ada Knox Charles Knox R F Knox Walter Knox. Funeral at 3:30 this afternoon at his home and body to Social Circle tomorrow for interment at 11.
Caracas January 28 The federal supreme court in full session ruled Warner and Quinlan of Syracuse New York cannot possess the Felicidad mine part of the Bermudez asphalt lake. The court held the Bermudez concession valid but the Felicidad claim invalid for lack of proper title transfers.
Waynesboro Georgia January 31 P and Deck a well known merchant of Waynesboro is closed and goes into voluntary bankruptcy Assets 32000 Mabintien 62500.
Athens reports Bishop Thomas F. Gailor of Tennessee will preach the baccalaureate sermon at UGA commencement next June after Chancellor Hill extended the invitation and Gailor accepted. The university also plans dormitory space in New College third floor to house twenty four students, with chemistry and biology occupying remaining floors after Science hall fire damage. Two Lampkins freed after committal trials with no link to Lake Montgomery robbery. A basement fire in the Athens Y M C A building caused minor damage of about 100 dollars. Judge Russell postpones Thad Boyd murder case hearing to February 8 and will hear other motions then.
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