Underwear Specials at Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co
Saturday hours 1 pm. sale offers include men’s gauze tan socks regular 50c, tan only with double heel toe and sole. Black cotton socks with double heel and toe. Medium weight for fall regular 25c socks six for $1.00. English crepe shirts and drawers knee or ankle length. Drawers and long sleeve shirts in broken sizes. Soft summer garment regular 50c now 39c. Athletic neck ribbed silk lisle shirts regular $1.00 now 75c. Silk lisle athletic neck no sleeve shirts regular 75c now 50c.
Negligee Shirts and New Patterns in Stores
August finds many odd lots of 1.00 negligee shirts with fresh patterns and colors. Men’s white combed Egyptian cotton summer weight shirts and drawers, long or short sleeves, 50c quality athletic neck shirts, and Scriven elastic seam drawers offered. Socks include black embroidered styles and plain options, with emphasis on comfort, fit, and color variety.
Tweens Men’s Night Shirts From Cambric Lineup
Advertisement notes cambric night shirts for men and youths with collarless designs. Prices shown include 75c and 1.00, with sizes or trims listed as trimmed or untrimmed.
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Statesmen Banquet Sparks Unanimous Consent Quest
In a smoky session at Griffin, politicians praised a barbecue as a morale booster while discussing unanimity. Mr Gravenstein from E Midlands delivered a maiden floor speech, and reporters noted a lively atmosphere as Mr Smith of Greene and Mr Anderson of Chatham returned from a cotton inquiry.
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Gravenstein
Emingham
Mr. Smith
Greene
Mr. Anderson
Chatham
Joe
Hall
Smith
Mr. Hall
Witty Georgia House Remarks Stir Laughter in Pension Debate
The Georgia House filled with laughter as Rep. Wilson delivered a sharp satirical speech on pensions. He joked about voting explanations, taxation, and home consumption, drawing applause and pointed comments from colleagues amid debates on local monuments and appropriations.
Police Investigation to Start Monday in Savannah
Special to The Georgian Savannah Ga Aug 3 The police committee will begin an investigation Monday afternoon with daily sessions expected until completion The city attorney has not ruled on whether witnesses can be compelled to testify.
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Savannah
Brakeman Killed by Switch Engine at Attalla
Special to The Georgian reports Oliver Ford, a young brakeman on the Alabama Great Southern railway, was run over by a switch engine in Attalla yesterday afternoon. One leg was severed and he died from his wounds at 8 PM. He fell while attempting to jump across the main line between two cars on the aide-track. He leaves a wife and several relatives in Gadsden.
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Gadsden
Ala
Oliver Ford
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Attalla
Hoke Smith Addresses 1600 at Springer Opera House
In Columbus Georgia on August 3 Hon Hoke Smith spoke to about 1600 people at the Springer Opera House. He held the audience for two hours and ten minutes and noted there was careful attention with no interruptions.
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Columbus, Ga
Hoke Smith
Springer Opera House
Shriners Publish Paper in Augusta
Augusta Ga Aug 3 The Crescent a monthly publication in the interest of the Shriners made its appearance in Augusta. The publication is printed in Augusta and edited by an Augusta man.
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Augusta
Crescent
Shriners
Woman Floats Checks Said To Be Bogus
Augusta Ga Aug 3 Mrs Francis Herricks claiming New York as her home has reportedly passed five bogus checks in Augusta amounting to 1 ) likely more. A warrant has been sworn out for her arrest.
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Augusta
Francis Herricks
New York
Hawkinsville Dispensary Closes After Stock Sealed for Sale
Special to The Go Hawkinsville Ga March 3 The Hawkinsville dispensary is closed with fixtures and a small booze stock left The sale funds will be used to abolish the unit The treasury received about 5000 dollars with the rest allocated to the city and Pulaski county
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Hawkinsville
Pulaski County
Announcements of council and county race candidates
A set of brief notices from candidates announcing bids for city council seats in Third and Fourth wards and Sixth ward with White Primary dates noted, plus a County Treasurer candidate. Names include C. W. Mangum, Dr. B. E. Pearce, John W. Grant, Peter F. Clarke, and Macon C. Sharr.
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C. W. Mangum
B. E. Pearce
Peter F. Clarke
Macon
Sharr
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Southern
J. ,Cooledge & Bro
Oglethorpe
Bibbe
Oglethorpe Monument
Gordon
Thureday
Kelley
Glascoe
Wilson
Gwinnett
Cudahy Packing CO
Exposition Fund
John W. Grant
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