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THE BANNER, SATURDAY MORNI NG, DECEMBER 21, 1907.
For
Christmas
Shopping..,
R. Brandt is the
best Jeweler in
the world to you
—WHY?—
Because he has
the biggest stock
—AND—
Because heguar
antees ev’rything
he sells. I I I ’. I
R. Brandt
The Jeweler
Absolutely Reliable
Personal and Social
CALL U r> 297.
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er, not for publication, but for protection. Send long notice* to The Ban
cer office and telephone personals to tbe above number.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
SATU RDAY.
Co-Workers' meeting at four o’clocy at Mrs. E. H. Dorsey's.
TO THE POLICEMEN OF ATHENS,
I A Christmas Message.)
Ye guardians of the city's peace.
Who walk and watch
While others sleep
(led he with you
POST
You
Ami
Win*
Mid
CARDS
PERFUMES, CANDY
And Pretty Stationery
for
CHRISTMAS
Or
You
A Ion
The
How
r watch to keep
take your lives in hand
go undaunted
■re duty calls
scenes of mirth
funeral wails,
walk 'mid storm and dark
e. alas! forgot,
world cares not
drearv your lot.
E. C. McEVOV,
Up-Town Drug Store.
You are remembered bv a few,
find remember you.
Let this Inspire
Your faithful hearts
To duties higher
All honor to you. noble men.
(h„l he your friend.
Ami hl.-ss each one.
With the sweet sense
Of His Well done.”
—F. G. Beatty.
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Useful Articles
For Xmas Presents
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Comfortable Morris Chairs, Rockers
Leather and Velours Couches
Princess v DresSers, ToileT'Tables
Cellarets for the Prohibition Days
that are coming
China Cases in Mahogany and Oak
And numerous other Artistic Articles
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'If
Mr. Walter Ray,
in Monday, the twenty-third of De
cember. nineteen hundred and
seven.
Birmingham, Ala
Mr. and 1 Mrs. Ray will be at home
in this city after December 25th.
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Dorsev & Funkenstrin
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Holiday Goods
An unusually large and handsome
line of useful Holiday presents for
MEN
AND
BOYS
Store open until 10 o’clock at night
for the benefit of Xmas shoppers.
A CHRISTMAS FAIRY TALE
I know the tale I tell will seem
"The baseless fabric of a dream,"
I tell of one who Chrlstmas-tlme,
Displayed a spirit so sublime
With unfeigned gratitude she took
Three pin-balls and a needle book;
Four dollies and a hair-pin case,
And two small travs received with
grace,
She recognized without a tear
The crocheted dolly sent last year
To a dear asent-minded friend.
Who back again the gift did send.
Without a frown tills angel'took
Two copies of the self-same book,
Accepted with a happy face
Three hat-pin bottles trimmed with
lace;
she hail no scornful thought or hard
For a much-traveled Christmas card’
And. the greatest miracle of all,
As she received her last pin-ball
Not even in her heart did say:
"They will he good to give away."
—A. G. Davies, in Harpers' Bazaar.
Tisdale-Ray.
The following cards have been re
reived in Athens by the friends of
Mr. Hay arid Miss Tisdale:
Mrs. M. M. Tisdale
announces the marriage of her
daughter,
Annie,
to
Hon. Charles L . Bartlett .of Macon,
arrives today to visit relatives in
Athens. "
_. J.AMCS-H
This forenoon at 10 o'clock Miss
Dona, daughter of Mr. E. T .James,
was married to Mr. Grailey Hale, of
Athens.
The impressive ceremony occur
red at the James home on south Main
street and was conducted by Rev. ,1.
F. Flanders, of the Central M. E.
church, and was witnessed only by
a few friends and the family.
Mrs. Hale is the only daughter and
a young woman of rare good sense
and attractive and accomplished. She
has scores of admiring friends here
and in other parts of the state where
he has lived and visited.
The groom is a prosperous young
business man of Athens, for which
city they left immediately after the
ceremony. Many of the friends of the
couple saw them off on the 10:45 A.
B. & A. with showers of rice and con
gratulations. “good wishes and good
cheer."—Fitzgerald Enterprise..
Mr. T C. Dunn, of Winder, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Ruby Roland, who is attend
ing Brenau this year, passed t'norugh
the city yesterday, en route to Craw
ford.
Mr. A. K. Woodberry, of Jiew York,
Mrs. Montieth's brother, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Capps
Mrs W. A. Carlton spent yester
day in Atlanta.
Mr. Joseph Webb will return today
from Barnesville, where he is a ttend-
in Gordon Institute, to spend the holi
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J X. Webb.
Mrs. Clifford McLeroy will spend
the holidays in Macon.
Mr. Glenn Colby left yesterday for
Winder, to spend Christmas.
Miss Emily Harrison will come ov
er from Athens and spend a few days
the last of the week and will go later
to Clearwater. Fla., to spend the
Christmas holidays with Miss Lottie
Hopkins, at the winter home of Judge
and Mrs. Hopkins.—Atlanta Journal.
Miss Kate Elder, of Jefferson, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Dora Cain left yesterday for
Auburn, after a short visit to Athena
friends.
Mr. Earle Askew left yesterday for
Milford.
Mr. Dick Graves left yesterday for
Sparta to spend Christmas.
Miss SaUle She Jarrell, of Crawford,
will spend the holidays la Athens
the guest of Miss Fannie Jackson.
Mrs, F. H. Kroner and Miss Susie
Kroner, of Winterville. were in th-j
city yesterday.
Mrs. H. iM. Mallory and daughter
will spend the holidays In Clio.
Mr. B. R. McRee, of Watkinsvllle,
was in the city for a few hours yes
terday.
Mrs. Sims Harris, of Athens, will
be the guest of Mrs. J. L. Jackson
during the holidays.—Winder News.
Miss Mary Cresswell will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives in
Dublin.
Miss Jessie Hopkins, of Montgom
ery, will he Mrs. John T. Anderson's
guest next week.
Miss Lucy Nunnally is spending
the holidays in Monroe.
Mrs. Amanda Peterson, of Bogart,
was in the city shopping yesterday.
Miss Nance Harrison left Thursday
for Cincinnati, where she will spend
the holidays.
Miss Marguerite Kidd will spend
Christmas in Waynesboro.
Men’s Suits
And Overcoats
That will Stand Any Test
And a variety of Styles and
Fabrics that will satisfy every
clothing need you may have.
The Largest Stock and the
Best and Finest Clothing ever
shown in Athens.
You must wear a suit from us
Miss Eleanore I.ustrat leaves Mon
day for Americas, to visit Miss Fred
die Shipp.
Dr. 1 H. Kenimer, of Bishop, was
in Athens Frldav.
Mr. John M. Cozart left yesterday
for Washington, to spend several
days.
Mr. John W. Jarrell has returned
to Crawford, after visiting his sister,
Mrs. M. J. Jackson.
‘Mr. W. A. Carlton. Jr., will return
today from Barnesville. where lie is
attending the G. M. I.
Miss Sallie Belle Spencer, of At
tica. was in the e ity yesterday, en
route from Forsyth, where she is a
student at Bessie Tift College.
Miss Fannie Lucas arrives today
from Macon to spend the holidays
with Mrs. E. I. Smith and Mrs. W. A.
Carlton.
Mrs. George D. Thomas, of Arnolds
ville, spent a few hours In the citv
shopping yesterday.
Miss Helen Michael will sepnd the
holidays in Atlanta, the guest of Miss
Helen Silverman.
RECITAL POSTPONED.
The recital which was to have been
given this afternoon by Miss Ellen
Mell s pupils has, on account of the
death of Master Guyton McLendon,
been postponed until Monday afteg-
noou at four.
to appreciate the quality of the
clothes we sell.
HEAD & McMAHAN
Mrs R. B. Dixon left yesterday for Mrs. J. O. Candler, of Pelham. Ga.
West Point, where she will syml the is the guest of her parents. Mr. and
holidays. Mrs. J. W. Watson, of this city.
Master Simon Morris, of New York
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. I’.
S Marks, of this city. Master Simon
ih one of the brightest pupils in the
school which lie attends in that cit>
and has on several occasions receiv
ed mention in the New York papers
on the splendid percentage made bv
him in his studies.
Ir .ami Mrs. Charles Morris, ol
New York, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Miss Marguerite Vonderau leave.,
Monday for Helena. Ark . where she
will visit her brother. Mr. Erwin Von
derau. Later on Mr. Vonderau and
Miss Vonderau will visit their aunts.
Mrs. A. J,. Griffin and Miss Margie
Scudder. of Memphis.
Mrs. Strong's Sunday school class
will meet Saturday morning at 11
o’elock at the residence of Mrs. it. 1,.
Moss. Jr., to pack their Xmas box to
he sent to the orphans' home.
The little son of C'apt. and Mrs. J,
H. Beusse is very ill with pneumonia
at their home in this city.
Mrs. Lt. Dnla Watson, of Ft. Mc
Henry, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
i Mrs. J. W. Watson, on Barber street
CLOUDY DATES.
Are as good as sunshine for sittings
as we are equipped for it. Time is
short for your Christmas Photographs,
so don't delay. Go to Clifton's Studio.
College avenue. Phone 445-2 calls.
Visit Dr. Mason, the careful Dentist.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
discharging of fireworks of all descrip
tions within the fire limits of the city
or at or near any of the depots or
eotton warehouses, as well as the plac
ing of torpedoes upon the tracks of
the street railroad is strictly forbid
den. Any person convicted of a com.
mission of any of these acts will be
punisher! as provided in section 299
of the City Code; one half of the fine
to be paid as a reward to any citizen
reporting a violation of the law cov
ering this offense, with evidence to
convict.
W. F. DORSEY. Mayor.
Taylor’s Cherokte Remedy of Sweet
Sum and Mullen is Nature's great
remedy—cures Coughs, Colds, Croup
and consumption, and all throat and
lung troubles. At druggists, 25c, 50c
and $1.00 per bottle.
Santa Gaus at Stem's
*OME ONE has said that this is to be a Christmas of
Practical Gift Giving, that certainly elects STERN’S.
For after all isn’t the major portion of the best of availa
ble articles to give Men and Boys, made up of things
to wear.
Here's a List That's Filled With Excellent Sugges'ions.
MEN
Ties 50c to $2 00
Gloves 25c to $2.25
Hose 25c to $1.75
Bath Robes $5.50 to $7.50
Smoking Jackets.. . .$5.50 to $8.00
Silk Handkerchiefs.... 50c to $1.00
White & Colored Shirts $1.00 to $3.00
Underwear 50c to $3.50
Fancy Vests : . $1.50 to $6.50
Silk Suspenders 50c to $2.00
Shoes, Our Special. .. $3.50 to $4CO
Hanan Shoes $5.00 to $6.00
BOYS
Gloves 25 and 50c
Ties 25 and 50c
Hats.. $1.00 to $2.00
Caps 25 and 50c
• Stern Co
CLAYTON STREET
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