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Invmtlpat. Tedayl
To Rogulor lubaorlbar*
THE BANNER-HERALD
•1,000 Accident Polloy Pro*
$1,000 Aeeidint Polity fto#
To Rogulor Suboorikoro ,Jj
THE BANNER-HERALD Jj
Invootigolo Todoyl ,'.I
Dally and Sunday—IS Cent* a Week
ATHENS, GA., SUNDAY. NOVEMDEn tS, 102S.
COMPANY, ’TENSHUN!
Sold . Here Only
VOGUE PATTERNS
Known to Every
Woman As the Finest
Ask For §
TRADE COUPONS ,
Given With Each ^
, Dollar Purchase
pAlUS-rTlio official winter otylc
openings a/O fto# u thing of the
past, and it'would oeem thnt the
new drew lines put all but slim
I women at a disadvantage; a veri-
table cult of slimness has been de
veloped. r ■
While there Is the greatest va
riety in tho- tnatter of detail, and
one is allowed the. circular or the
plain, the embroidered and the un-
embroidered^, the fundamental prln I
riple of the''‘•freight line" remait.
supreme. •
For street and travel wear the
••lassie tnllleur has the call, and
no many womeh ; have remained
faithful to ft 1 despite the changing
times, that' the great textile h»an-
ufacturers Of northern Prance are
now creating; fabrics designed es
pecially for r It.
The kasha, niarokellaine and ve
lours de fllnyrne*. particularly the
latter, are ttter mbterlale used by
most of the Parisian dressmakers
for tallleunt and‘coats. The ve
lour* de Smyrna, coming in plaids
and stripes. With a eoft velvety
BEGINNING MONDAY FOR JUST A WEEK
SALE of FUR COATS
AT SURPRISINGLY GREAT REDUCTIONS
POINTEX Hosiery Week
CELEBRATED SALE
\ for tMonday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Pure Silk Full Fashioned
tor. or braid trimmed, or without
adornment, these garments fot
moniinb arid street wear all retain,
a mug, exact fit'which Is caus
ing despair among women who ad*
mit they are somewhat plump.
Furs are sold on a basis of confidence. Unless you believe in
your merchant you should not buy furs from him. Every fur
garment sold'at Michael’s bears our full guarantee for Service,
The Passion Play Is
Described.; Here By
Dean. J-ohns'on
No. 255—Sale Price $1.96 Pair
No. 2S5 Pul! Fashioned Silk Stockings. Pointwc
Heels, Lisle Tops. Colors Black, White, African,
Brown, Log Cabin, Mouse. Regularly $2.60.
itisfaction and Quality.
'oats are Most Wanted Comes This Sale
SEE YOUR SAVINGS
Dean Johnson of Atlanta gave a
highly Interesting lector* at the
Episcopal church:-* Thursday nlghl
on the Passion Play. His lecture
was heard by several hundred
Athenians who were delighted with
the pleasing mariner In which he
described the wonderful play.
Mr. Johnson !■ one of the. .best
authorities of the country on the
J'l iv and It w -l- a t:
have him here.
>!onel of the Sixth U. S, Infantry, Maxine Brown Is en-
She received the commfkaion. never before conferred
her sex, us a token of appreciation for her'work In-be
nt en and the Citizen* Military Training Campa. The
ding once referred to her a* the prettiest girl who ever
Bouse. Turn out the guard!
No. 120-20-Sale Price $1.95 Pair
No. -220-20 Full Fachloneil Silk Stocking* Point.*
Heel. Lisle Top and Feet, Out Site. Black, Regular
$2.50.
In AU New Styles, Lengths and Furs
‘ SHORTFUR COATS
Were $47.50 BROWN CONEY COATS
; m No. 350—Sale Price $2.75 Pair
N«. 340 Ladies' Full' I’mliinN* IblHMUrOli lEluge
"Point,*" Heels. Colors Black and Cordovan. Reg
ularly |S.26.
What Would You Do If Were
, 7he Owner Of A Goat Like This?
Sale $35.63
Urges Fiends to
Stay in Sou
No. PC53—Sale Price $2.96 Pair
All Silk Full Fashioned Silk Stockings, with Poin
tex Heel and Lace Clox. Shown in Block only.
Regularly $3.50.
One Clarke county negro farm
er who went to Claveland to earn
*>mc of the "big wages" being
paid there has written a friend
here to tell hU other colored
friends to rfctn$ln ; fn the south. The
following is a verbatim copy of
iho letter written on Nov. 12th.
1116 writer Isi full black with some
education and was a proapnm'ua
farmer until, the advent of the bell
weevil: tuJW I
'Mr. T.—if I cant tell you the
truth I want} write one w.»rtf—a
man can make mbnejr here but It
is bard to r save as It was to save
cotton squares when the bole
weivera la after them In'a wet
“Pell, Consequently, you know
what a tlmq I am having trying to
bring some 6f It Away—but by the
A Sale Unusual for Needle
Work Lovers—Pacific
1 Package Tieces
help of God L will bring some and
iry (o giv. ’all my dettera * part
of It u faraa ItYrill go—
"Liston Ibe’poopla can aay what
they will bnt 1 wouldnt give Gcor-
■ia and the write (Honda their
(or all the weiterh and the north
ern itatea—bam by you like Dives
ORIGINAL “SAFE DRIVERS’
was when he’ wa* In hell—and
prayed that prayer saying that he I
bad seven brothers and tell them 1
■font come their—1 ask you to
tell the sullien people dont come
bore—I wlU' 'Writ* more the neat
FOR BABY—Dresses, Sacques, Bibs,
Bootees, Carriage Robes, Caps.
FOR CHILDREN—R o m p e r s and
Dresses. “ ,
FOR GROWN-UPS—Gowns, Pajamas,
Boudoir Caps, Bed Spreads, Scarfs,
New Stylish Models
GO MONDAY INTO A
Great Dress Sale
$19.75
Former Values to $3260
Truly lovely models that Are Mich,
ael Standard in every respect,
beautiful styles, fine workmanship
and materials. . ■ ,
Pin Cushions.
At the meeting of 8cout Troop
?>o. 7, Eagln Patrol had' a vary In
teresting meeting. George Year-)
'rood waa congratulated on win
cing 3rd pHto l* the drill contest
*« the Rally Day events.
Mr. Reltr, our scoutmaster spoke
of the Intbteatth* American L»
elun ts Showing of our troop and
»e are proud 'to- have the Amerl-
<sn Legion for-ous sponaora.
Mr. Reitt also spoke o( the re
spect due'bur- fag. New Scouts
"ere given anf opportunity to pass
•he Tenderfoot Teat
George Yearwood waa appointed
Patrol Lender and Joe Hughe,
assistant. b> t the scoutmaster. 1
T Anderson -was appointed scribe.
A hike and' welner roaat wen
planned for Saturday.
J. T. ANDERSON. Scribe
‘BEAUTIFUL EVENING
Wool Crepe
Fiat, Crepe
In all wanted colors and sizes.
Poiret Twill
Satin Crepe
LUMtlkK KILL tSUKNb
ADEL, Ga.—A large milling
Plant at rtay City, hanging ta
-lackaon Brothers Lumber Com
pany. wa. completely destroyed
by firs recently. It to not known
*h*t amount ot Insurances wa*
carrieu In'lh« plant or If any waa
carried at’all. It waa said here
that the blent would probably ht
rrcon.tnicted soon and on n larger
scale.
Prepare for Thanksgiving and holiday event* while
eizes and styles an complete.
SILVER BROCADE PUMPS—French Toe.
GOLD BROCADES PUMPS-Spanlah Heelt.
PAISLEY SILVER AND ROSE—Spanish Heels.
AAA to D.
It is not too early to Begin your Christmas Shopping. * Come in
the mornings when you avoid a crowded store and receive the
best attention. ; '
Thirty-three years as a street car crew, without an accident of any
kind certainly ought to entitle Motomum John Donahue, left, and Con
ductor John Murphy of Peoria, II!.. to charter membership in the ".««(«
Driver*' Club." Bines 1SH. they've covered more then Uie.oiM mile to-
^ellier. That's e-pitl to M times around the universe.
Were $97.50 BAY SEAL COATS
. Sale $73.13
$127.50 BAY SEAL With Squirrel Collar and Cuffs
.. Sale $95.63
Were $97.50 WHITE CONEY COATS ...i
Sale $73.13
LONG FUR COATS
Were $67.50 BROWN CONEY COATS
. Sale $50.63
Were $9760 BAY SEAL COATS
. Sale $73.13
Were $127.60 BAY SEAL COATS
. Sale $95.63
Were $135.00 MARMOT CCATS
. Sale $9760
Were $175.00 NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS ....
Sale $12760
Were $175 BAY SEAL COATS
Sale $131.25
Were $187.50 BAY SEAL COATS
Sale $140.63
Were $197.50 BAY SEAL, Skunk Collar and Cuffs .
Sale $148.13
Were $197.50 BAY SEAL, Squirrel Collar and Cuffs Sale $148.13
Were $228.00 BAY SEAL, Fitch Collar and Cuffs ..
Sale $168.75
Were $275.00 SEAL, with Caracul Collar and Cuffs Sale $19560