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have their small gmiu crops lust
rtiilVJMML no lUUi lQ WJit.
It by working «n the Sabbath.
j Around Athena j
LAST MONDAY Mr. Nickersoi
irrl«‘«l tli** writer through theli
-.;abiijihruc-nt, and the enormous
j<f{ was a nevealatlon and sin
kit nee .of the wbolnalo trade o
tli’-nri. • nut what- Was of m6st fn
rest was the number otJ goody
i\\ manufactured In Georgia n
i* South. This shown the rapid
ogress the smith is making as s
anufucturing center.
THIS WEEK BOTH at th? Pal-
nce and Elite, extra fine pictures
will'be exhibited. On Thursday at
the Palace the Fred Nibio produe-
tion, •‘The Famous Mrs. Fair." win
be shown, This production has
been made Into an even great(
screen drama than "Blood and
Sand" and the "Three Musketeers'
by the same producer, “The Fumou:
Mrs. Fair* *is one of the unques
tionably worth-while offerings of
the year. T*be Palace should hr
parked at every production of this
great picture. But it matters not
what day you attend the Palace
of Elite, you wlU-seo-a very fine
production. t*H‘ ti ,, , i
SKVERAl. bFA^R^ClTl^KXf
on Sunday 1 , vteltffl ."Witlga Sprtnii
alyl they any that liot htin O- 'n'W
and Greene epuptie? tJieyi.saw far
mers hard nt work saving thrff
Wheat and^oatn, nr:d in one field
there .And; l>li$Aern
In operation.' FlhrtHJjw said \Lt wa?
a case of ox hJ the{f^itcb, with
them, and they could not*'afford tr
MRS. SIMON PETER RICH
ARDSON died at her home In Mad-
GROUP No, 3
AU *27.50 Suite Now Reduced to
; .^ji moo Suit? . <t22 «jn
Watching Prices Dfc>p
READ - THINK - ACT
Our Removal Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning at 8 O’clock
Due to the fact that the Woolworth Co., has rented our store and we will have
to move soon we are going to place our entire stock of fine merchandise on the
T- . Removal Sale ™ r market at a great sacrifice. •
Here’s How the Clothing Will Be Sold
GROUP No. 2
All $20.00 Suits JMow Reduced to
AU $22.50 Suits ^ _
5 All S25.00 Suite . ' ' $16.50
. ' GROUP No. 4 ' ,
All $35.00 Suits , . Now Reduced to -
AU $37.50 Suits *■ O''in C(\
All $40.00 Suits ipZ/* JO
GROUP No. 5
AU $42.50 Suits Now Reduced to:
Anmoo Suite $32.50 •
, Mens Shirts 1 J j I
All $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts reducedrto*. t'l .$1.00
All $1.75 and $2.00 Shirts reduced to\ vfMJ
All $2.50 and. $2.75 Shirts reduced to\................. $1.90
All $3.00 Shirts reduced to ... ... ... #j.00
All $3.50 and $3:75 Shirts reduced to $2.35
All $4.00 Shirts reduced to .$2.90
All $5,00 and $6.00 Silk Shirts reduced to .. $3->0
V AU Mens Neckwear Half Price. • \
Small lot^boys two pants Sults ! all wool suits regular $13150
and.$15 Vhhies. Yotfr dhoice .. / , $9.00’
; ; -r-r^v 1 :
’ Men’s Fine Felt, Hats Cut Deep
AU Regular $3.00 Hats? Now . v ..... .$2.00
All Regular $3.50 Hats? Now ........ . $2.50
All Regular $4.00 Hats? Now .... ...$3.00
All Regular $4.50 Hats, Now $3.50
STRAW HATS
' .* ! ' I
All $2.50 Straws now ...... . • ' W* 8 J»
All $3.00 Straws now .. i... .' ,. ••
All $3.50 Straws noV* $?•£•*
All $4.00 Strawslnow $3,00
•All $5.0Q Straws now $3.50
ALL OVERCOATS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
Straw Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Men’s Half Hose, and in fact everything in the house will be sold at prices every mail, can afford to pay
The Sale Begins and Will Continue Until Every Article is Sold
IT? —rrr, T 1 : ; —* .;.» fa-, » •! - I ill.—;— ; :
No Goods on Approval No Goods Co O. D. 1 o ‘ ^ : - All Sales Final
FI. rkEID COMPANY
THE SHOP OF QUALITY
■■ "• . 'a" . '• . .V .
Clayton Street , Athens, Georgia
w . =7
their email gruiu crop* loal material for Home Interextlng let Wjjite .Springs, Ha* Popjr write?
TBB BANKBB-HBBALP. ATHENS GEORGIA
-WEDNESDAY, JUNr.
Ol?K MERCHANTS say the lum.
her btisines in Oglethorpe county
JiyP great hwlp to $holr trade, both
Ifnolfc.TlantjF retail. JT visit thb
fveelOinflTOcmr merchants show#
that they are now doing the best
cash trade In the history ’of oti/
i ; -
xftjU'M'rtxvpfci; w* kimii>
InWteMfcr^he ivfttejr fo take a trlj
wjUt'JllRl this Week -to his upplt
erctitrt-tj nt Turhergin© which wll»
~iye us an oppprtunity to visit an«
write up th.• towns on the North
Eastern railway and see the pro
gress being made ground Tallulah
Falls. W<* expect ro start* on tlb
trip next Thursday and will find
ONE OF OF It POPULAR Atlien#
aised boys. Mr. E. H. Jester, wai
n a visit to the city this week
r.d met a warm welcome from hi>
ost of friends. Mr. .Tester’s busl
ess takes him over some half t*
ozen states and he says the coun
try is all right.
A PETITION IS BEING circu
lated among our merchants t«
give their employees a half holiday
'every Thursday amf ft Is being
signed by all to whom the paper
has thus far been presented. This
is a very proper and graceful
thin*,for our merchants to do and
>'y all signing it wll Inot take /
•opper from their trade and theii
fatthfut employees'will be in bet
ter spirit to do good work.
MR. H. L..FLEMING of Florl-
lif is back apiong his friends and
they tire always delighted to have
liim with them. Mr. Fleming
fe|y pised through a severe spell
slcknes and. has recovered hie
health.
PONY MTtl.K, of Cr;lwford
I who has a host of friends In Ath
ens. Is now managing a JmM at
EVI^RY ONE. SEEMS hopeful
apd in good spirits since the rain*
held up. and fa riders h*ve gon** to
work with a determination to win
out
FARMERS FROM ALL/ sur
rounding counties say they surely
appr# elate the curb market and
citizens do nrtt reallxe lts value
Georgia Vagi Curing Co.
them. They »y by lurnl.hln. “.TJ!,"!.'™
market for their produce they
qan keep down expenses and pay
they go. One farmer stated
that he was ahead on his crop and
his crop sh9wed an increase ‘ in-
stedd of a loss. Except for ferti
lizers, he had paid all of his ex
penses with hay and produce,
THE TWO NEW store * fiomr
tided to the Von Cannon-Wall
building are nearing completion.
lerstand that one will be
occupied ns a grocery store and
the other by a new drug store. One
chain of drug stores over the
South. This show's how Athens if
appreciated ns a business center.
e of 9\ years, and brightest lu tkc entire history
' tieiHlK W Bessie TUt College was hte
SfeltBftbht - Made- •nere-VVeanesaay
by Dr. Aquila president
of the institution who expressed
the oeiief that the coming year
will be even better than,Vast years.
Dr. Chamlee in cojnpany with
Coiond: samite: nutaerrord, sec-
Thc retary of the board of trustees ol
of ten j Bessie Tift College of Forsyth was
I in Athens Wednesday for .a con-
* lerence with certain officials and
FIFTY MILLION JHLSH^LS o’ i faculty members of the University
from Georgia growers i of Georgia.
rong-tIm^*T7?T7u^-ircFTiTa“rTr¥^'
Mrs. Richarflfcn was Miss Mary
Arifige, diiughter of a prominent
South Carolina planter. Rev. Si
mon Peter Richardson was a noted
Methodist preacher of his day and
once filled the pulpit of the First
Methodist church in Atb
deceased was the moUu
children.
f,f ’ Dr. Cliamlee said that 273 Btu-!
tv million dollars, are wanted thlf denta were enrolled at Bessie Tift
by the recently organized ttollege during the year which has
just closed and that the work done
Bessie Tift
Says His College c,ver bBen ■* s8era,jl ' !a at ^ !natl -
’Ends Great Year
Dr. Aquila Chamlee ,and
Col. Samuel Ruthei€erd
in Athens For Ctmfai
ence With University
Men. * N
That the school year whoch has
just closed was one of the best
W
tution.
Dr. Chamlee himself is a
•splclous figure in Southern educa-
ttt^flTcjjWlelhind under his njrec.'
tlai^ tlfo at. Folhytlj -is male-
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Want Ads.
A BEAR OF AN IDEA
V
. Wire Athenian buriness men keep several pass.
; es handy in their shop so that when a customer
orders goods delivered the boy is on his way at
once instead of waiting until more orders are
to go to the same district. No more need to
economize on carfare-when the weekly pass
v ‘ . gives Unlimited service for a single dollar.
ATHENS RAILWAY & ELECTRIC
COMPANY