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1DAY. NOVEMBER 4, 102*
The Early Shopper Saves On Toys
To Relieve Congestion in December We Allow
10# Discount on all November Toy Purchases
■The big tents and XOf wagons,
■th all the din and flRtqrof the
■cus, ate coming to Athena next
I The Greater Shyesley Shows,
■own as one of the largest and
mat modern of the outdoor
Kiusement organizations of the
Ulective type, will arrive on Sun-
ly on the special thirty-five car
sous train. The 75 big circus
agops will be Immediately taken
I the fair grounds on the Shack-
lord alt«, Atlanta road and all'
(tractions will ce in readiness
[r the opening of Clarke county's
k event.
leapt. John M. Sheesiey, noted.
Itdoor .showman, and well known
Id popular here, will be in per-
rial charge of all departments
I his huge enterprise. The Shoes-
y ■ Shows furnished the feature
tractions at this year’s North
krolina State Fair in Raleigh
Id spent three month&s playing
tiding fairs and exhibitions in
loads ip Ontario and Ouebec. t
le fair management feels that,
’ offering the Sheesiey ShowsJ
ley have been fortunate in ob-
ining one of the best major out-
f»r shows now .xtour. hair of-'
iials who have visited the shows
Kinrc them to be strong in en-
rtainment value, cleanly and
Bdera In every respect!. There
e more than COO perforpters and
limit's In Capt. Shew Icy’s com-
Very Special Values are
New Slipover Sweater
PARKLING tueatherTT. high
spirits.,. tingling breezes
to brighten fair cheehs...arid these
lovely coats and dresses to make
the best of a happy season...
... whether you listen to the games |
over the radio or watch them
from the cheering sections, you’ll
look your smartest in these
LANVETTE wearables...priced so
low only because we are
members of a nation-
wide purchasing group. ■;
V-Crew Round Neck
All Sizes
—A very smart collection of these very
Popular Sweaters to wear with the New
Butterfly Skirts; all Colors in Plain and
Fancy Models.
Regular 98c to $1.50
Fine Draperies
-Si,ks no
—Chintz vJ St,
—Cretonne / U'
MC-DEjT
Among the exposition of modern
I t. g device* wilt be the giant
UrpUlar, whizzing whip, Parker
pe Ferris wheel, with carriage*.
pie -rerna wneei, wun carriages,
I innovation here; Coney Island
Iyer, monster carousel, known ay
ic most baautlful and capacious
I ti l to id and •> veritai c ball of
be by night; Thru-tho-Rapids,
le great laugh-maker of all time, |
id Fun-On-the-Faim anu others
Featured among the tented at-
actions h> Big Jim, the giant go-
Hat, the only one In captivity,
hich waa viewed by thousands
ta year at the Canadian Nation-
[ Fxhi. ituin in Toronto and ac-
tired by Capt Sheesiey especinl-
for the southern tour. Big Jim
is a retinue of servants anjl his;
with is at carefully guatded as 1
bit of a 'rand opera prima don-
L His Bfe has been insured by 1
oyds, the famous firm, In the
in of $30,000.
[Big Jim will be presented in
thene hi a specially built cage;
Is build resembles that of a.hu-
an being; he tini the acalee at
(i pounZi and hfTrtaeh^fTnna
exclusive in
themselves and doubly
atclusive because they
are shown only at this
; store in this city. •
—Stunning Drapery Fabrics in Beautiful
New Designs and Colorings, suitable for
Livingroom, Diningroom, Bedroom, Li
brary. .
Michael’s Sale Boys’Fine Quality Suits
—All Wool or Combinations with Jersey and Tweeds—
.ten feet It !• welt known that
iriilas are difficult to rear in)
BiptivHy, but he is a hardy sped-,
Hen and may live many yean. He,
H a strict vegetarian and will not |
■ouch incut. At rimes he becomes
■ard to manage and covers him-1
|*:r in a l.:ai ket to shi.M h'evl
■rent curious ejes. His i’o" arc
■cry short and he It covered with 1
Bong, golden brown hair. Big Jim
■ras caught in the wilds of the.
Island of Borneo and brought to
■lew York last winter.
I Other features are Sheesley’s,
(famous Georgia Minstrels, and
Iheir jaxxy band and orchestra
Kind company of talented colored
Ertlsta; thrilling autodrome, with)
(wild lions and a riding bear and!
Klaredevll autolsts and motorcycl-j
Bite doing daring atunt* at top)
[speed on the perpendicular “wail
[of death; Land of Wonders, with
[fifty varieties of freak' animals,
born when Dame Nature waa in
[prankish mood; big circus side
shows, with etrange and curious
[people from all climee; World war
Very Unusual Values
New Hand Bags
Real Leather
All Colors
—To make the Smart Costume smarter is
the purpose of these Clever Bags, Under-
Arm and Envelope Shapes, in Junior and
Regular sizes.
nuteum; “Happy Jack”, world’e
irtse fat man; the Vampire, Fun-
and, the crystal maze; Captain,
;he celebrated educated hone;
'rands-Marie, double-bodied baby
he octopus and malty othres.
There will he daily change! of
buyrams, concerts and free acts
n the Gladway. The Shceslev
■hows are well and favorable
mown in the south and estahlish-
I winter quarters last year on the
late fair grounds in Savannah,
Winter 19284929 calls for
a VELVET COSTUME
Heavy Silk Nightgowns and Costume Slips
; a 95 -ALL SIZES . m ; ■
y —ALL CONORS
—Gowns and Slips of Heavy Quality Washable
Crepe de Chine and Pussy Willow; Trimmed
and Tailored Styles. . ; fMSiv'-. Vi
Rayon Undies
41 QC—KNICKERS, TEDS, SLIPS
“ ■ STEP-INS
—New Designs and Styles in Finer Quality
Celanese, Rayon, Non-Run and Bemburg.
FOR DRESSES, WRAPS, SKIRTS, COATS
AND JACKETS
Soule Speaks
To Freshman Gass
e building of Life’
Is His Subject.
VELVETEENS—PulUYard 'Wide and Supe
rior Lustre, yard—$2.75
Unusual Blanket Values are the Rule
—Not the Exception at Michael’s
Cotton Blankets ■'
PLAIDS—Size 64 x 76-Pair 98 .
SOLIDS—Size 64! x 76—Pair $2.50.
Part Wool blankets • - j
* ;} •
PLAIDS—Size 66 x 80-Pair J3;95
PLAIDS—Size 70 x 80—Pair $4.98
All Wool Blankets > ,
1 ‘ TWO TONES—Size 70 xso-$9;50
PLAIDS—Size 66 x 80 —Pair $10.95
PLAIDS AND WHITES—^Size 70 x 80-Pair $JL50
Lamb’s Wool and Down COMFORTS. .«$& TO $22- 50
CHIFFON VELVETS—40-inches wide; Rich,
Handsome Grade, yard—$3.95
By Mattox Purvio
(Student in Honry W. Grady
School of Journalism.)
President A. M. Soule of the
ate College of Agriculture, ad-
eased members of the Freshmen
M. C. A. club on “The Building
Life/’ in the Academic building
it week.
rha lecturer referred the fresh-
in 10 u statement made by John
iskin In which he stated that no
xiunt of pay ever made a good
Idler. The soldier must be pos-
1 Bed of a spirit of genius which,
[Itself, is divine- In a like mnn-.
r. Dr. Boule said, no teacher
ouid teach for money alone- The
icher should be a person who
h-exprtM hi* soul to students.
Che requisites prescribed to the
Bihmen by the speaker on how
[build life ore: Take un Inventory
kwh at you can do; fix your miruf
|x>me idealistic Idea; give y<dir-
Bto God; adjust yourself to Iht:
Inomic conditions; cultfAte
B attitudes to yourself 4 rid
mn; moke a trial balance evjry
Ir; and lastly, make and ctilti.
m friends. 1
PRINTED COSTUME VELVETS —in the
New, Small Designs, yard—$3.50
IMPORTED VELVETS —New Prints - and
Brocades from France, yard—$6.50
TRANSPARENT VELVET-40-inches wide
Sheer and Lovely Black, yard—JgJJQ
Michael’s Has Been an Athens
Institution For More Than 46 Years