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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1915

Page

20

Atlanta Grocers and Butchers Plan Monthly Get-Together

A second Thursday meeting of Atlanta’s Retail Grocers and Butchers, City Salesmen, jobbers and manufacturers is planned for February 25. Committees from the two associations organize friendly talks on city business. speakers from leading jobbers and salesmen are expected, with talks on the Stevens bill before Congress and other notable topics. Secretary Mia says some unexpected stunts will be pulled off, and attendance from both associations and city manufacturers is urged. The event will be at the Chamber of Commerce hall.

Atlanta Retail Grocers’ and Butchers’ Association City Salesmen’s Association Stevens Svean Congress Mie Chamber of Commerce

Grape Smash Debuts as New Soda Fountain Drink

A new beverage called Grape Smash is promoted by Tropical Fruit Juice Co of Chicago through J R Kelly and J Porter touring distributors. Supposedly not grape juice, a mix of syrup and water yields a Concord grape like drink. It targets soda fountains, grocers, clubs, and social gatherings for ladies.

FH. L. Singer Company J. R. Kelly Tropical Fruit Juice Company Chicago Idlectare Singer Company

Salesmen report brisk demand across Georgia and Florida

W T Culpepper joins Fain and Stamps road service and shows rising sales with more time on the West Point territory. A Nye Provata orange carload sale continues, and Kool Adnans notes favorable weather aiding business. Garrison of Skinners macaroni pursues city trade, while Lonshere travels Chicago for framing ideas. Patterson shifts to Louisiana and North Georgia shipments, with McCants at desk and strong activity in Mississippi.

W. T. Culpepper Fain & Stamps Foo. Garrison Skinners Macaroni Omaha Patterson Southern Moline Plow Company Louisiana House Oreleans T. 5 McCants Hhe North Georgia North Carolina

Memorial Service Set By Atlanta U C T Units

Atlanta council No 18 and Fulton council No 505, U C T, plan their annual memorial service on Sunday April 4 in their council chamber. The event will be strictly formal and unusually religious in style, with a family seating plan for deceased brothers’ relatives. A joint committee from both councils has prepared an elaborate, unique program expected to inspire members and friends, with rain time to be announced. Committee members include C K Ayer H Ashe D Montgomery and D A Horne Jack McDonald W G Moore chairman.

Atlanta Fulton Saunday Order Egay Council No C. K. Ayer H. Ashe D. Montgomery Multon D. A. Horne Councilor Hopkins Jack McDonald Ww. G. Moore U. Cap

Shackles off metal strip rule pleases southern dry goods

Classification committee drops the requirement to bind second-hand dry goods with metal strips, news greeted by southern wholesale dry goods shippers. Reports from the trade show business activity in Tampa and Georgia, with several executives praising the mild weather and ongoing campaigns boosting tobacco and seed sales.

Southern Conmmittee Hick KR. VY Coyinggton Southern Wholesalery Goods Association Messie Woh Wyatt Bt Rambo Marty T. Moore Fresht Classification Committee Southern Cry

Georgia manufacturers hear C G Gilbert talk on association work

Ga manufacturers met at the chamber of commerce hall where C G Gilbert secretary of the Tennessee Manufacturers Association gave a resume of Tennessee work. He urged legislation benefitting invested capital and highlighted the association as a key source for information for Georgia manufacturers. Officers elected included ILU A. Dean Rome as president and W. Sievens Macon TF B Gordon Columbus H P Meikelhany Lindale treasurer Thomas K. Glenn Atlanta secretary William W. Borne Dalton. Mr. Horne to manage local offices.

Georgia Manufacturers’ Association Chamber of Commerce CG. C. Gilbert Tennessee Manufacturers' Association Tennessee Association IL U A. Dean Rome W. Sievens Macon TF B Gordon Columbus H PS Meikelhany Lindale Thomas K. Glenn Atlanta William W. Borne Dalton Horne Alton

Not Superstitious Yet Signs at Grand Lake Firm

Manager Monroe of the Grand Lake company in Allanta reports sales are rising as spring weather returns. The Whalesale paper house displays new paint and decorations, with eye catching signs on doors and windows. Despite the quirky line about belief in signs, he predicts a revival in business and a strong Week for the firm.

R._V. Haslett Liquid Carbonic Company Dalton Rome Mrs. Haslett KE. McLean Liquid Carbonic, Company Jacksonville Tampa Monroe Grand Lake Company Allanta Whalesale Paper House F. and N Terminal

Simmons Snead courtly launch shows strong early demand

J J Simmons of the new Simmons Snead distributing firm reports good publicity and strong early sales. The firm focuses on Beaat business and Sauer's products, with aggressive advertising to keep items in front of customers and steady weekly growth.

J. J. Simmmons Simmons Snead

Home Manufacturers Stream to New Trade Gains

Binder Picture Frame Manufacturing president Lonsberg cites improving conditions in North and South Carolina after a business tour. He notes northern doubts boost southern firms, adding new accounts and a firmer outlook for home manufacturers despite some small orders.

Ick BM Lonsberg Binder Picture Frame Manufacturing Company North South Carolina Atlanta

Credit Men to Convene in Atlanta Chamber Hall

The Atlanta Credit Area's association will hold its third quarterly meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the chamber of commerce hall. Harrison Jones is invited to speak on current exemption laws. EB Choate Bolling Jones WA Carter and A Ferris will discuss credit exchange and adjustment bureau work. Luncheon at 50 cents per plate. President EB TL Adams to preside. Secretary Moore seeks early RSVPs for planning.

Atlanta Credit Area Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Carrison Jones EB. Choate Bolling Jones

Georgia Pimentos New Industry Here in Georgia

A Georgia pimento canning industry grows in Pomona near Griffin with Wayman and Riegel canning peppers deemed equal or superior to Spanish imports. H. L. Singer Co. reports increasing sales of the home product, noting larger local cans and rising popularity. The venture aims to become a thriving Georgia industry.

Georgia Spain Pomona Griffin Wayman & Riegel Atlanta H. L. ‘Singer Company Mackle

Allen Edwards Tries His Hand On The Road

Allen Edwards from the office force of Tain and Stamps began his first road sales stint last week. He impressed the firm by delivering results during Clift Edwards' sickness. Edwards anticipated future trips, promising to be ready and reliable as a standby.

Tlirshberg Company Ike Hirshberg Allen Edwards Tain & Stamps Feer Allen Clrf Edwards Allen Johnny W. P. Fain

Sweets to the Sweet Says Manager Hancock

Atlanta reports a strong candy and pickle trade with Dixie Pickle and Preserving led by Manager Hancock. Jellies and jams show unusually high sales this season while core goods also perform well as workers roam the city.

Manager Hancock Atlanta Hancock Dixie Pickle and Preserving Company Slifianonek

Kelley Heads Freight Bureau In New Year Directors

At the first meeting of the year for Freight Bureau directors new officers were elected with C. H. Kelley as chairman S C Dinkins as vice chairman H E Choate as treasurer H T Moore as traffic manager and W H Butler as auditor Chairman Kelley will announce standing committees for the coming years soon.

Freight Bureau C. H. Kelley S. C. Dinkins H. E. Choate H.T. Moore W.H. Butler Kelley

Golden Eagle Shoes to Issue Largest Catalog Yet

Faith of Atlanta manufacturers in a strong southern market shows in a large semi annual shoe catalog order by Golden Eagle Buggy company shoe department. The catalog will be a two tone printing feat, produced by Atlanta printers after a competitive bid. Golden Eagle shoes are a Georgia product and catalogs are made in Atlanta.

Atlanta Golden Eagle Buggy Company Ad Men’s Club Golden Eagle Shoes Georgia

Rice Hutchins Co Announces New Spring Catalogue

BK G Thomas president of Rice Hutchins Atlanta issues a mailed spring catalog to about 100000 friends and patrons in the south. The color printed catalog shows some 400 styles of spring footwear and aims to boost mail order sales. Thomas notes strong collections and better performance than the prior year with no complaints.

BK. G.thomas Rice& Hutchins Atlanta Company South Mr. Thomas

City supply salesman recovering after appendix operation

Ss. H Galloway of the Liquid Carbonic company underwent an appendectomy and is resting easy at St. Joseph hospital. Friends in the city hope to see him back on the firing line soon.

Ss. H Galloway Liquid Carbonic Company St. Joseph Hospital

Not What She Expected Widow Plans Quick Marriage

A charming widow with children nears marriage to a physician. She announces to her son Georgie that she will marry Doctor Jones in a few days and wants to discuss the change with him, prompting playful, hopeful reactions about the new father. The scene captures family adjustment and social norms of expectant stepfamilies.

Georgie Deector Jones Doctor Jones

No man ever lived long enough to understand why neighbors dislike him

A quirky collection of maxims on necessity invention and laziness notes that even diligent labor can fail, while lazy people paradoxically become busy though they seldom stay productive. The fragment hints at social opinions and human behavior with wry humor.

Merchandise Shipping To Europe And Americas Expands

The Journal of Commerce lists outbound shipments including knit goods to Europe and dry goods to South American nations and the West Indies. Several steamers carried varied consignments: Angu with hosiery valued at $18,640 bound for Bordeaux, Carrillo with domestics and dry foods, Gua, Leen, and others reporting packages and dollar values for duck, dry goods, and related goods to Carthagen, Corinto, Guayaquil, and Marseille among January sailings.

Journal of Commerce West Indies Angu Bordeaux P Ackages Carrillo Baipanquilla Cylon Leen Dry Kingston Wundale Carhanien Colon Januar Corinto Guayaquil Mexico Marana Veni Sa Marseiles

Uncle Sam Bakery Expands Reach Across Wide Territory

The Schlesinger Meyer Baking company reports growing out-of-town demand for Uncle Sam bread. They supply retail outlets and through dealers in many towns with a strong shipping system enabling broader distribution and steady orders from distant dealers.

Schlesinger-Meyer Baking Company Imdil Nehlesinger-Meyer Baking Company Bigceds Aan Mm Gynath Ani

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H. L. Singer Co House of Main & Stamp Florida Seid Kool Adnans Hugh T. Burton West Point John Silvey & Co TL ER. Grimes South Alabama Liquid Carbonie Company Montgomery Lousbers Tinder Picture Frame Manufacturre Company Ing Moulding Lonshere Frei Thomas Ice” & Hutchins Athoiita Company Luiminghan Iie le Usally W. L. Durkee C. G. Jones Fo KK Shoe Company White Springs Fla Co. A. Tosh Moline Plow Company T. S. Singer Chattanooga Cedartown H. L. Singer Company Arnold S. Harris A. M. Robinson Company Jim Bates Brown, Perryman & Greene Banks Whiteman Banks Glendale Bruggists’ Sundries Hirshberg.co Dixie Pickle & Preserving CO E. L. Adams, CO Atlanta, Georgia Grand Lake CO Woodland U. C Gasparila Mack J. B. Dalvis Rambo B. F. Malone Capital City Tobacco Company South Georgia Philips Malone Carlton Tina Frank Heed American Tobacco Company Red-J Tobacco Mr. Reed Shug” Smith Central of Georgia U. B. Robinson Georgia Road W A. Kay Birmingham A. M. Robinson’ Company Slim Jim Hay Everett Seed Company Orion C. C. Gilbert Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association Georgia Manufacturers Simmons & Snead Morning Glory Trams Bacon and Lord Simmons & Snead Distributors Madison Avenue Bell Atanta Schlesinger Meyer Baking Co Merchants’ Association H. T. Moore Ed Lonsberg Harrison Jones Rice & Hutchins CO South America Uncle Sam Bakery Atlanta Coffee Mills Eureka Experian S.p.richards Co Central Ave Everett Seed CO Atlanta, Ga
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