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OCTOBER 28,1923.
THE BXNNBH-WEBiltP. XTBEWS. CEORBW
Hundreds of Dollars Saved
to Buyers Every Day of Sale
H. L. Cofer Seed Co.
Hodgson Cotton Co.
Palao* Theatre
Athena Gat, Light 4 Fuel Co.
H. O. Epting & Co.
Hilley 4 Jones Barber Shop
Athena Gas, Light A uel o.
Athens R'y. 4 Electric Co.
Williams Transfer Co.
Red 4 Black Barber Shop
Taylor Elect™ Co.
Georgian Hotel 4 Barber Shop
Caster-Moss Lumbar Co.
The Banner* Herald
W. L. Hancock Coal Co.
The Q-Room e
Athens Empire Laundry
Armstrong'* Dobbs
P. S. Johnson's Pool Room
Atlantic Ice A Coal Corporation.
J. L. Pandtay, Optometrist.
GREATEST
BUYERS OPPORTUNITY
EVER OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF ATHENS TRADE TERRITORY
Bargains Worth Coming Miles For Comprising Entire
\Stocks of Seasonable Merchandise In Athens Stores!
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER BEFORE
Bombardment of Exceptionally Big Values For
NS TRADE MONTH
MBER 31 DECEMBER 4
ive Effort to Make Every Dollar in Gish You Spend or Pay on Account in
Athens Have Greater Value During These 30 Days Than You Ever Thought Possible!
Opening Day, Saturday, Nov. 3 Will Be “DOLLAR DAY”—Athens Merchants Want Your Trade
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The purpose of this big Trade Month Campaign operated by the merchants and business men of Athens, under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, is not merely to stimulate business
and to encourage the paying of bills, but it is a get-acquainted, a handshaking mission, for a better trading and buying understanding, a greater expansion of business on a friendly as well as
commercial basis. We want you to know us better. We who are co-operating in this buying and paying up idea, want to meet your demands in every way, for it is the popular demand that
stimulates business when properly met; so We say to you, shop in Athens for nowhere will be found more extensive stocks, better merchandise, the ideal store services and prices to meet any
and every purse demand. ■Quality in merchandise, fairness in price is the aim and desire of every merchant. We want your business and it is our purpose to merit it, for our desire is to please
you, to give you one hundred cents value on every dollar spent.
Prizes to be Given Away Tuesday, December 4, 1923 and Weekly
1 Four-Door Fcrd Sedan—Within the city. $775.00
1 Four-Door Ford Sedan—Without the city — 775.00
1 one hundred dollar bill—witLin the city of Athens 100.00
1 one hundred dollar bill—witLout city of Athens 100.00
4fifQhdollar bills, general 200.00
7 twenty dollar gold pieces, general 140.00
1 ten dollar gold piece, general 10.00
Total Value Grand Prizes $2100.00
5 gold pieces at 12 o’clock, Saturday, Nov. 10th..$100.00
5 gold pieces at 12 o’clock, Saturday, Nov. 17th.. 100.00
5 gold pieces at 12 o’clock* Saturday, Nov. 24th.. 100.00
5 gold pieces at 12 o’clock, Saturday, Dec. 1st.... 100.00
20 Twenty Dollar Gold Pieces, to be given way as follows: TotaI Value Grand and Specia! p rize8 , $2500.00
Watch for Detailed Announcement in Circulars Dropped From Airplane
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN ARE CO-OPERATING IN ATHENS TRADE MONTH:
Other Athens Firms Desiring to Join in This Proposition Should Call Phone 272 Before November 1.
AUTO DEALERS, GARAGES,
City Garage and Motor Co.
Conelly Motor Co. >
Q. M. Knight 4 Bona Allen, Jr.
Lawlar Motor Co.
E. P. Soule
C. A. Trusted Meter Co.
Merrie Yow
Athen« Battery Co.
Texaco''Filling Station.
Eppe Garagr*
Athene Cycle Co.
Athena Engineering Co.
Motor Tiro A Supply Co.
8am W. Pinson.
Year-wood’* Garage
Clprko'Storage Battery. Co.
Athena;,Tire Service.
E.-S. Sporting Geode Co.
Motor Ufa Oil Co.
1 BANKS.
Georgia National Bank
American State Bank
American 8ta»e Bank, (Broad
Street Branch.)
BAKERIES.
Benson's Baksry ,
DRUGGISTS.
H. R. Palmer A Sons.
Citizens Pharmacy
W. J. Smith A Bro. \
Royal Phermafcy
Patrick's Pharmacy.
Rfid Drug Co.
DRYGOODS. MILLINERY.
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
The Fashion Shop.
W. T. Collins, Inc.
Davison-Nicholson Co.
Michael Brothers
May burg's, Inc.
Mrs. L. B. Smith
8ol J. Beley Co.
Abe Joel A Sons.
J. Davie
N. Goodman 4 Son .
Henry's
J Bush 4 Co.
Gingeberg'e
Mrr. P. H. Durden
CLOTHIERS, HABERDASHERS .
E. H. Dorsey
S. B. Wingfield
Chas. Stern Company
Las Morris
Dixie Army 8tore
Levy's Toggery
H. J. Reid 4 Co.
GROCERS (RETAIL), MARKETS
Paddock 4 Company
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Broadway Market
King-Hodgson Company
Arnold-Abney 4 Co.
C. 8. KsAny
Piedmont Market
F. H. Biwden
J. Van Straatrn
Wisr Grocery Co.
Central Market
Pete Pstropol
L. W. Rogers Co.
Western Market
HARDWARE
Griffeth Implement Co.
T. B. Fleming Hardware Co.
Hardy Hardware Co.
8cett Hardware Co.
JEWELERS
Fickett Jewelry Ce.
Stewart-Paddock Co.
C. A. Seuddsr
J, Bush 5 i T~T7
PLUMBERS
W. C. Tiller
Anderson Plumbing Co.
RESTAURANTS, CIGARS
CANDIES, ETC.
Th> Pinos
Costa's
Boston Candv Kitchen
Georgian Penn Garden
The Little Price
Thornton's Cafe
Jo wars’ Cigar Store
Athens Candy Kitchen,
Manhattan Cafe
PRINTING, STATIONARY
Tha McGregor Co.
E. D. Stone Pres*.
Gardner's Book Store
Brad-O’e.
Dixie 8ign Co.
Johnson's Printing Co.
BOTTLER8
Athens Coca Cola Bottling Co.
W. L. McElroath
Chero-Cola Bottling Co. ,
Bludwino Bottling Company
8HOE STORES,
SHOE REPAIRER8
Athens Shoo Co.
A. Brooks
Smith 8hoo Co.
Paul Hadaway Shoe Company
Johnson Shea Co.
Max M. Hubert
Hofmeister's Shoe 8hop
Martin Brothers
Max Goldmdn Shoe 6tore
WAREHOUSES
Story's Cotton Warehouse
Planters' Warehouse Co.
Moss Bonded Warehouse
Independent Warehouses. Inc.
Miller 4 Co.
FURNITURE
Bernstein Bros.
Dorsey Furniture Co.
B. Dunaway
* MISCELLANEOUS
H. T. Huggins 4 Son