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■rvIHT. OCTOBER 21, 1923.
THE BANNER-nERAEP. 'ATHENS. GEOnOK
Alliens Shoe Co, announces
c now ready with on« of Uio J
it stocks they have ever car- j
and that they {lave Inaugur- |
a special Hosiery department j The Hoi J. Boley Co.’s dry goods
hlBh itrado line of silks pre- 'tore shines out as bright as a new
,mt In the hosiery world, i dollar on Broad street where they
mnteh on endless va- j»re featuring "Pine Millinery" and
J of shoes and shoes to match ! children’s dresses along with
Itocklnge 1n shades harmonls-1 store well and beautifully stocked
,r contrasting. with every thing In their line.
>. store present* a very beau- j Miss Elizabeth Austin Is head
appears neb, and' the effective milliner and fully equipped to meet
dow display attract? tho atten- . me demands of the last word In
and admiration Of all. 'hats
Kk T Jfu? I This season's style. In .11 their
r' "7 wh J , -■* hl k , beauty charm and glory, features a
* Idle every want, be It black | ,[ diversity In colors and shapes
t -hcwlse, th. popular .shades "I, , xqulllte #n(1 trim mlnaa .11
, tan or any abode to motel |ir0!C j R | m j n(r t h« mo de most becom-
K »un. are here to be found. | In|f and dMlhlb , # at turp rlsln*ly
anry straps, the Log Cabin and | | otr figures. One must see these
ry known derjgn to please ml j pretty nobby hats to fully appro*
guide, kid, patent leather, or the m.
so ever tfto u mandate of damv Miss Austin has a great way of
hlon Is thhv;,, bright brilliant. making over hats and frames, the
n wou will find ft wonderful jatost and most correct style,
lectcd assortment—for every J transforming our last winters bou-
mher of the family from the ne t In a thing of beauty and joy
y to the great grand parents. f or this and maybe many more
i] Bhoca for the l»oys a« I seasons. Mothers will be equally
i the girls, Daxzling slip* jus weir pleased and charmed with
for the. sub.4deb or the tho children’* dresses, all so at-
ite. Ttoudolr slipper* and trnctivrly made, suitable for school
inn felt*, over shoes, and or any time, Just what they need
f every. Rig* and mako. . now . The shopper will do wsll to
you will find ths best mar -1 v l*U nolcy's and you may be sura
turles represented, whose trade you will find yourself going again,
carries the feat guirontee Here nil kinds of ready to wear
le. I Is on display—and any and every-
... long established house needs l thing In t^e dry goods line, fancy
introduction butvlftSJflliTOtonirtM debate underwbar. , y
r reminding you that the . quality' for cold weather. All klndi Here tho tourtot W 1U find a rest
i Shoe CoL has a record of material by the yard, a strong
.. reflects the # cerdlt of boil, j line of shoes, notions—towels, plain
iger and the hfllch quality of linen and eoft crash—quite an at*
..hiiiidiav vffvipublic. Krsct're f».sd • ff" ? nA
Vcsuse of their eound huslneh* j oompleto stock of everything to
ley and Initae volume of, trade their line,
offers ynq* amazingly low
popular
ft hen it cornea to writing about
wonaertul stories in one ztory,
rjorie finds '* mugnlUcl.nl
portunity for exploitation, with
rdiy eiiuugft adjectives running
i entire vocabulary to do Justic#
the Electric Shop and Uaa Co.,
combine equalled by none in the
cuy ot Atnen*. No hvmm U ft
pile home without either, and
manifold Joys and their com-
• are beyond description. The
wlidntion of the two big storle*
t« like a romance. Here the
lewite may start with added
mforta und conveniences in the
hen to tne —loveliest drawing
Too gas
he last
and efficiency,
ill problems
id :pi
kitctu
iplifylng all
'king and : providing three
iitlitul and nourishing meals per
no&rislil
The heateSjtiVe an tnexhau*
>t!water, heater
cosy ftPtf
cookers th*i
i whllo yoi/ fife i .away frem
e. Every known gas comf »rt
conveniencw^Ehn be supplied
the Athens Oaa Bhop. .\ ud
landfomrind i exquisite f oo»
‘The Little Price' 'la little it
name only for it hae grown to be
one of the loveliest and most de
lightful tea rooms in the city. \.
Recently it was inspected by a
state supervisor and he compli
mented It in terms of lavish praise
for Its exquisite cleanliness; just
about the highest compliment that
it could be paid.
The Little Price Is comparatively
new but old enough to have estab
lished Itself In the hearts of the
people, situated on Clayton atreet
very Inviting and accesalble to the
well deserved patronage.
You will find three delicious
meals served every day In
week, the best the market affords,
and everything bnutifully
pared.
Special distinction is given
salads, crisp beatten biscuits, fresh
milk and butter, and a well bal
anced menu always. The Little
Price la.a very cheery attractive
place, with a homelike atmosphere
Is it any wonder that many people
are taking their meals there,
College boys, business men and
women, many good housekeepers
also are enjoying the hospitality of
this cosy tea room.
Miss Price has given her undl
vlded attention towards providlnp
mokt happily and generously her
splendid patronage, and arrange
ments can be made for special en
tertainments, with the daintiest
and most delicious meals perfect
Palmer's chsln of drug stores
furnishes wttettarful material for
a newspaper story- and sUads as
a llvlnf monument In tha business
world of this city. •» one of the bit-
K ert assets of tho community and
surrounding country.
Th. main store Is on Clayton
■treet aa la also another, corner
Clavton and ColRl®. Bud then an-
S“Wi etr..t and the Uri
on. Uti town known as the Prince
one up town known
A Ea n ch* mufarfbeln* models o|
heautv and nttractlvsneas but
„ t )»n nil thin*, elas, they
areaier .,,..,..11,1
__ thoroughly reliable, substantial
and up to date.
The stores handed down to
Messrs Arthur snd Uoyd Primer
by thrlr father. Dr. Henry Pal
mer. are worthy of more than e
naming notice. Tho prescription
department haa long alnca reached
* of perfection, where
iiandfomr.knd exquisite
now onrfttkPtoy ar# vc ‘ ,,
v *l>- and ca!Df for that gn**t cur*
electric
Homes rati made bei-iittfui ^
d hoiiwkeepiiig.made a Joy
Miop. Wliai’ft dainty de
ptfuj
•able
* nrllla. .. . _ r
re in. use for one or the other.
!s:,rrn^^rr.r.:5
v..»rvtMns la high grade and Aral
clnar. Could you aak for moret
No indeed. Medldnea do la* claim
alone the aupremecy, .or tnerg are
able lines equally aa easltad. Per
ea rich and care, of exquleltc
delicate fragrance, from the
reputable faetorfea. carrying
known extract mllady'a taetc
j/demand, nothing what eo av«
lacking hare. Hoapa.' tooth.paate
» and such notions In thf
articles have no equal aa to
meal can bo prepared at t pound, or In heautful bo yea.
le wltn iill klnaa of Much a varied and bandsol
a Never a aeaaon h»t |beggara description.
til kinda of electric bulbe, elec
L -aa
“ H turea
tfs t and most
„f every
•'t. and clot
labor eliminated
to add
house wlf*
,at Pick up
° Ur homes
51 >" my!
'iri'ler of i
" r he told .
r "UKht either-
What
u Hng life a th!
'> 'artnr .su,
otfl mngnlfteent .hop,.
• --The
^ I medial
The word drugitore euggeate lm-
tety many needful and use-
I articles, wa flret think ot medi-
f«s
.cine, but my! There are so many
other things as worthy of special
mention. Then atom placed at In
tervale aa a community aaeat art
In reach of all, and the splendid
activities keep the large force at
( lyleach placa ka busy ae the pronrbal
The! Last hut by no means leant, are
can the candy department and aoda
let water fonnta where the heat drinks
or arc eupplltd and Costa’s cream oa
In sale night and day.
or I There la no question about Pal-
by mer tarrying the hast of even
I'thlnr.
IB r • • mm • ■
ful stop when a most delectable
meal will be served.
Bhoppsrs whose time Is limited
will find a delicious luncheon or
dinner ae your taste and appetltf
may call for. The old adage, the
way to a man’s heart Is through
hie. moutl. Is as applicable to the
women, and If there le one parti
cular place where Joy cometh af
ter dining you will find it Is the
Little Price.
Perhaps you do not know that
tho WIsr Grocery Co* has one of
the most complete and splendidly
equipped grocery stores in the city
oh the corner of Washington and
Lumpkin streets, where Mr. Clar
ence'Wler la now giving his undi
vided time and supervision. Ex-I
perlence has given Mr. ^Wler a 1
knowledge superior, for the very
goods the public demands. -
In my rounds yssterday, I visit
ed this attractive store full to ov
erflowing with every thing good to
For the benewit of the public
and surrounding country, The
Smith Shoe Co., announces they
are established in their lovely new
store on College avenue. Where
the great big attractive wlndowr
reflect in n measure what a large
and complete stock they have for
fall and winter. Mr. Maynard and
hie competent salesmen will b€
most happily to show you the very
latest style In every line they carry
with the trade mark of noteworthy
manufacturers. The nobbiest shoe*
in the varied cuts and soft colors
demanded by dame Fkshion.
Tho ever popylnr black shoes in
satin, patent leather, kid or any
other styles f<y the young and the
old, for the boys and the girls,
young men and old men. Iloudolr
slippers, party slippers, any kind of
slipper so dear to the heart of any
Individual. The Smith Shoe Co., I*
on<( of the oldest in the city and
has kept In the front ranks wher«
the best of every thing counts
most.
Shopping becomes an art and •
real plearure when you know
where to go. Marjorie Daw Is de
lighted to tell you the many love
ly things about Athens stores. You
needn’t go to Atlanta for wearing
apparel, for our stores offer quite
aa beautiful and durable things al
though we do not compete with a
field so much larger.
Quality 1* the wntchword ftt the
Smith 8hoe Co. Their long and ef
ficient service proclaims this and
more, and each and every one l»
Invited to visit this handsome new
store and find out that not half- has
been told in this little write up.
be called a gem of Its kind, where
everything featured in a first class
book store may be found.
Books, the latest fiction for
children as well as grown ups.
Plain and hundsome stationery of
a great ajul splendid variety.
Waterngin's Fountain pens. Ev*
irshaip pftuoils. Lovely pUtUifti
and picture framing, a feature ul«
ways in demand.
All the popular magazines, a ful'
line always on sale and subrcrlp*
tions taken for any known period
ical,, in fact for any taht are pub
lished. A splendid line of toys and
all, sorts of games, for the kiddles
and the grown ups. Rubber stamps
which always have a ready sale.
Office supplies of every known
article needful or indispensible.
Would that I might write of the
manifold things in Gardner's pretty
and charming little shop where only
a visit will reveal tne many uae-
ited time and small space der*
ful and attractive artices, for Him-
e the happy privilege.
Marjorie Daw was amazed to iec
such a world of pretty things ae
well as useful and ornamental, and
especially rcadlble matter.
The variety of magazine b*«rgarn
description for she never realist
before there were so many until
she saw row on row of the bright
and attractive cover* making a
colorful and very dealrab>« back
ground for the numerous other nr»
I idea in reach of all at reasonable
prices. Mr. Gardner invites every
body to come see for themselves.
State College to
Distribute Sodatol
To the Fanners
The State College ot Agriculture
haa Juat been designated aa the
dlitrihutlng agency in Georgia (or
sodatol, the high powered explos
ive, according to advice* Juit re
ceived from the United 8tatea Bu
reau ol Pubfc Roada.
This material was manufactured
(or war purposes and more than
nineteen million pounds were left
over. Itds now being sold at a good
deal less than coat to be used (or
agricultural purpose* only. *uch aa
blowing stumps, ditching and blow?
log hole, for trees. !
Sodatol la a.htkh explosive, but
safe to handle and has no,toils
effect*. It Is need very much In
the same manner aa dynamite and
anyone familiar with the use of
this explosive will have no trouble
with tho new material It la said.
The coat of this explosive will be
about nine cents per pound deliv
ered according to advices, and this
Includes the detonating caps,
which -are being furnished fre, by
ihu government.
Farmer* lulvrt-aUd In this ma
terial should communicate with
their county agent, or tVrectly with
the Division of Extension ui the
state College of Agriculture. Al
ready several carloads have
•hipped i Into tho state and the
supply Is limited.
WORKMEN FALL FIVE STORIES
SAVANNAH, Qa.—While
Ing on the John Wesley Hotel her?
tw.1 workman. Nathan Clark StklL.
Will Sander?, fell five stories to the
sidewalk When tho scaffolding gave
way. They were only allghtly
[hurt.
Plenty of Money to Lend on Real Estate
Commission 3 pof cent, iwrer 11,000( n
10 per cent- up to $1,000. .w
HUBERT M. RYLEE
Law office* Phone 1570.
405 Holman Bldg. Athena. Soorgta
Heavy xrocerlea form the bases
of thla well ordered etock. The
beat flour, the most delicious cof
fee, well cured meats, and shelves
of all kinds of can xoods, bearing
the highest and moat noteworthy
trad* mmrW.
A! lthe crisp delicious fresh veg
etables on the market. Gorgeous
fruits, auch a* oranges, apple*
luscious-, and delectable, delicious
gripes, bananas etc. all In keeping
with the season. \
A 0ns tins of candies Is anoth
er of tht many good thinks you’ll
0nd at the Wier Grocery Ct. A
limited space can only glvs you u
vision of what a magnlficient
stock you will find hers. Prompt
delivery Insures aatiafactlon along
with a class ot goods equalled by
few and surpassed by none. A
force of clerks who are courteoui
and polite, who will serve you
moat happily and eatirfactorily.
Thiy is a comparatively new
store, ao you may be pure of only
getting the best and freshest In
every department.
It Is a perfect Joy to visit this
attractive place where you may
order any and everything which
contributes to a most delicious
and perfect meal.
Eating I* a necessity as well at
pleasure, smoking a privilege, and
enjoyed by all who eo deeii
.their name Is leglop. Time was
when only men smoked and grand
mothers of the aixtlea but time
brings change*, else this old world
would bo a mighty slow place.
Mias Jowers has launched out in
charmingly attractive store as
dainty and beautiful ae the most
ultra would desire.
But whero did you cay this lit
tle shop could be found, on the cor
ner of College aventie and Wash
ington street, built for Juat such r
line of goods ?ou would expect, thr
moat fragrant cigars and the most
perfect c-iiK<«r«Uv* on the market
smokes of every kind graded to
suit the purchaser. \
Oh ( those lovely boxes of candy,
most exquisitely packed and hand
somely tied with pretty ribbons, or
by the pound or In any quantity.
Magazines the latest, ail kinds of
popularriieriodlcala where every
thing is s^new and attractive, Misr
Jowers was for a tong while with
the Palm Garden where valuable
experience gave her the courage tc
launch out for herself. Yes! She ir
meeting with great success, am’
cordially Invites a corlinuaner of
th* splendid patronage which hat
marked her new venture.
” rphla la •aalt.ahl. tha a..
The Piedmont Market 240 North
Lumpkin known aa the "Food De
Dartment Store Beautiful” Is a
market to be proud of. MarJori*
Daw asked Mr. Price If ehe could
write it up? Certainly you mar
but what will you say? I replied
leave it to me. There is an eter
nal* fltnesa of ell thing*, and an up
to date market Is one of life t
greatest essentials.
Fish, oyster* and poultry, thf
season now being In full awing for
all such food commodities.
If you haven’t time to do your
marketing Just Phone 1H« or 1*17
and any cut desired will he deliv
ered, but the good housewife pre
fers her own selections and a trip
to thla market le not only moot
satisfactory but a genuine pleasures
Of courts there are markets and
markets some better and aomc
beat—and the Piedmont Is In the
latter clnei ecrupulouely clean,
thoroughly equipped where only
flrrt claea meaU are kept also a
splendid line of can goods, fresh
vegetables and the most. lueclou,
fruits.
Western and native ments, the
most delicious cuts of steak and
chop! that will melt In your mouth
Pew etoree escape me In* my
rounds, and I always find many In-
; Shl. M ntkMWlM 1
wouldn't know about.,
I repeat agali) I am here to give
the Information and hope to have
the privilege of carrying you
through every store In the city. 1
cannot take in every thing st one
writing however much I would like.
Too much praise cannot be giver
the Piedmont Market and
splendid manager. A visit there
will be more convincing than
eulogy from my pen.
Lasses White At
Colonial “Home
Coming” Day
The theatrical season will open
at the Colonial theatre on "Homo
Coming Day." November the 10th,
with Lasses White's minstrels
which will bo followed by -‘Tho
Monster,** tho original production
with Crane Wllbnr. the well known
movie actor, heading tho cast. Thla
will be on* of tho groatoat dra
matic productions yet aaen In thla
city.
-IJie charming Nyra Brown. In
her new play, “Venus.’ 'util bo seen
hero early In tho aeason. Praea
notices from many of tho news
papers In the Urge cities loll of
. * e..a ..J the
Thla Is probably ths very oppor
tunity you have been waiting for.
you that enjoy a friendly smoke o»
a delicious box of candy, alone
with a good magazine. Ifere Ir
your opportunity to make your
purchase at reasonable prices. You
cannot mlu It on .your way to Jhe
post office or on your return-
walking north or south, east o*
west. You will he sur* to see this
very attractive and thoroughly up
to dftte ehop with '’Jowers” In gold
letter* on plate glass w\pdowa and
doors.
AIRTIGHT PAPER
When covering jam jars, Instead
of tying the paper cover on with
string, dip some grease-proof papei
Into hot starch and put over the
jarai fixing it 0rmly to the sides.
When dry the paper will be Uke
parchment and quite airtight. trrst product, and It migh
There le such a wide range In
shopping that one never tires of thy
splendid opportunity of varying
things ’
It Is vary rertful and moat en
joyable to spend n while In Oar-
dtier’s book store another CUyton
gbt Justly
her wonderful success and of the
popularity of the new vehicle ahe
U starring In thla season.
Soma of the blggeat musical
comb'natlona tonring the aoutb
will be lean sere. Among them are
Just Married," ’’The Gtngham
Olrl,” “Bloeaom Time,” “Good
Morning Dearie,” and “Up She
Goes.”
All the minstrel showe coming
soutbi wU be ,e$en here. After
the opening attraction. Lasses
White's minstrels, will como Al O.
Field, Ne'l O'Brian and Coburn’s.
There will also be a number of
high cluta pictures shown al the
Colonial.'Tha "Covered Wagon."
one of the greateet ancceaeee of all
motion pictures wUI be here with
an orchestra to equal that of the
one carried tar the “Birth of A
ilts
Nation,’ -with Its original produc-
H on.
the
On account of conditions,
season le unusually late opening
this year, but Athens end surround
ing section theatre goers will have
tho opportunity of eeelng some of
the bost attractlons on the road.
AMBRICUR, Ca.-At a recent
meeting bald In the court house
here tha peach growers of Sumter
county agreed to affiliate with the
new Georgia Peach Growers Ex
change. Representatives of the
Georgia Fruit Exchange addressed
the meeting and placed before It
a proposal of organising a county
unit but voting ou the Issue was
deferred because of the Absence of
several members. *
Four Unequalled
Groups of Real
DRESS VALUES
Dresses that emphasize value in terms of
variety, charm, savings and satisfaction on
the very threshold of the new season.
Hade of Good
Quality
Wool Jersey
. _ and
Poiret Twill
Group No. 1
Plain Tailored
with Linen
Collars and Cuffs
Long waist with
plaited sklrta,
soma braided and
embroidered
Group No. 2
Wopl Jersey
Poiret Twills
_ end
Crepe de Chines
$ 12
1.98
Some plain
tailored, others
embroidered
in self and
contrast colors
Group No. 3
Velvet*
Poiret Twill*
Canton Crepes
Crepe de Chines
Canton Crepes
Twills
Satins
Crop* da Chine*
Coat models and
atralght line
effects in
Twills
Canton Crepe
Crepe de Chines
Velvets .
Charmcen and
Tricosham
Wide variety of
styles and
colors to
choose from
,;n
Davison-N icholson. Co.
ATHENS’ BUSIEST STORE
Mass Meeting
CITY HALL
10 O’CLOCK
Tuesday Morning
October 23rd
The detailed arrangements for the Trade Expansion Campaign
which have been worked out by the Mercantile Affairs Commit
tee of the Chamber of Commerce will be submitted for’discus
sion. x , a:
Athens retail merchants and other interested citizen^ are
urged to attend.
For detailed information concerning this big November Trade
Event telephone the Chamber of Commerce—272.
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