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ATHENS DAILY BANNER;
ESTABLISHED 1832
ATHENS, GA., SUNDAY MORNING, OCIVBEK 13, 1901.
$5.00 A YEAR
MICHAEL BROS-
MICHAEL BROS.
MICHAEL BROS-
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OF HEW FILL WE1IUUL
. ..AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
We start this Grand October Sale in real Earnest Tomorrow, when the Doors of our Building open.
Come early and get your pick of these unmatchable values.
Oir Ladies Ready iade Dept.
L'rati <1 <>i> tliini tlnor of
<>nr cstiil* ishment is the
greatest and grandest c<»lh e-
ti< >n of I .allies Realy Made
Garments in the South.
Get acquainted with this
departiiiiint. Learn how we
combine style, elegance and
ec uiomy in Ladi.s Ready to
Wear apparel.
New Dress Goods and Silks.
An exceptionally line assortment <>f t
ie newest weaves
and colorings in Dress Fabrics is now 1
eady for your in-
spection. A showing so extensive an
d comprehensi ve
as to well merit the attention of prosptt
tiv buyers.
Housefurnishings.
The greatest line of Carpets, Mattings
, Rugs, and Cur-
tains ever shown in Athens.
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Coals, Jackals and Capes,
For Lcdhs and Children.
A splendid line of
Ladies new styles
Fall Coats, Ja.ck.ts
and Capes in h'a<k,
navy and tans.
The greatest assort-
rncnt of Chi’drens
Wraps in the city.
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits.
The verdict of the best posted shoppers and the best
dressed women is that our display of ladies’ Tailor Made
Suits is unrivaled. We want you to cime tomorrow and
.see the exhibition, examine the garments, study the style
effects, note the prices. You will be convinced that we
can’t say anything too good about this depj&., that the
ick in itsentirety deserves-the moste
Flannel Waists.
All colors French Flannel Waists
from $2.50 to $6,50.
Ladies’ Ready°to
Wear Skirts
Walking Skirt.s in latest models,
made of Melton < ],> cheviots ami
Frieze, at $5.0 >, $7 50 and $10 of)
Dress .Skirts of ( hevjots. Broad
cloths and Venetian made with new
circular llounce, trimmed with folds
of Silk, and of the material of the
satin ; strictly Tailor Made, from $5 to $12 50.
Black Silk skirts in correct styles from $7.5n to $12.
Fall Millinery.
All the pretty conceits in Millinery loveliness are shown
here. There’s an exclusiveness in styles in all our Hats,
and the general verdict is that they are the prettiest ever
shown in Athens.
Boy’s Clothing.
We have a large line of Boy’s Salts' from 3 to 15 years of age, at $1.75,
$2.00, $2 50 ap to $5.00. See them they are great values.
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MICHAEL BROS-
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BTEIW YORK
BARGAIN STORE.
Be sure and come to see us when you come to
Athens at the New York Bargain Store,
229 BROAD STREET.
We have just received a large stock of the best
bargains that money can buy in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Sloes, Hats,
>Caps, Notions and Millinery. <
Men’s black Clay Suits,
heavy weight, reglar
price $7.50. at $3 75
Men’s all wool Cash-
mere Suits heavy weight,
all colors, in plaids,
checks, stripes and plain.
Square cuts, round cuts,
single and double breast
ed. Price $10.00 and
$15.00 ; cut to $5.00 and
$7.50 a suit.
Boys’ and Youth’s Suits
from $2.50 to $7 O').
Men’s Jean Pants at 50c.
Men’s best Wool Pants,
latest styles, $1 to $3.50.
M in s Overcoats, all
wool, worth from $5.00
o| to $15.00; selling at
0 from $2.00 to $7.50.
Best Prints at 5c a yard.
Checks, sheeting at 5c
a yard.
N i*«i wool Dress Goods
at 1 1 c a yard.
Outing Flannels at 5c yd.
Men’s good Solid Leath
er Shoes at $1,00.
Ladies’ pure Feather
Shoes 75c n j >.
Ladies" ami Gent’s Un
derwear 25c.
Socks and Stockings 5c.
Good Suspenders at 10c
pair.
Ladies’ all Wool Skirts
from 00c up.
Ladies’ Capes, cash-
mere and plush, from
75c up.
Good heavy Wool Blank
ets at 76c a pair.
Men’s and Boys’ Caps
10 and 15c. Men’s Linen
Hats from 50c up.
Ladies’ Felt Hats 50c,
worth $1.50, latest styles.
o Give us a trial and you will come again. Many
thanks for past favors.
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE.
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GEORGIA BOYS
WIN FIRST GAME.
Beat the Carolinians by a Score of Ten
to Five in a Warmly Contested Game
in Augusta on Yesterday.
Georgia won in the football contest with the Carolina hoys yesterday in
Angnsta.
There was a fair crowd and the oath ok for victor}- was abont even
Carolina had the heavier team.
Kidley won the toss for Georgia, and the Varsity boys carried the ball
straight down the field in five and ten yard gains to a touchdown. Gordon
missed an easy goal. Time, eight minutes. Score 5 to 0.
Carolina kicked off, Ga. loses ten yards on offside play. Carolina loses
ball on downs. Dickinson makrs fifteen yards, then live and the ball goes
over on downs. Carolina makes threo attempts and no gains. Georgia gets
ball and Ridley goes thirty yards around full hack, but fails. Baxter makes
thirty, Gordon fifteen, and the first half was over with Georgia on Carolina's
fifteen yard line.
In the second half Georgia kicked off. Carolina makes three attempts
and ball goes over. Ridley mates twenty yards on a trick, Dickinson makes
gain, Gordon follows. Turner makes a tonchdcwn on trick. Gordon misseB
goal. Time, ten minutes. Score 10 to 0.
Ridley catches kick and advances ten yards, but no gains. Georgia kicks.
Carolina makes st-oady gains and ten yards for offside. Carolina on Georgia's
two yard line. Three unsuccessful attempts and Georgia takes the ball. At
tempts to kick and the ball hits goal post. Carolina falls on ball within three
itches of the goal, then takes it over. Goal missed. Score, Georgia 10, Caro
lina 5.
Georgia kicks < ff. Game called with a score of 10 to 5. It was a dean
game and no iDjnries to players.
Umpire, Butler, referee, Htrt. The star players for Georgia were Dick
inson. Baxter, and Ridley.
The Georgia boys have made a good start, bat they have plenty of hard-
fonght battles yet to wage. They are sohednled to p'ay games with some of
the strongest teams in the sontb.
The first game to be p’ayed in Athens wUl be with Olemson on the 26th
inEt., and Athenians have some rare sport in store for that day.
..NEW GOODS..
Till & Stroman’s.
HEINZ Mince Meat in
hulk.
H EIN Z Extra Spiced
Cucumbers in
barrels.
HEINZ Sweet M i xed
Pickles in bar
rels.
HEINZ Dill Pickles in
barrels.
HEINZ Prepared Mus
tard in bulk,
sell you any
quantity.
HEINZ Strawberry Pre
serves in 5 lb
cr< icks.
HEINZ Raspberry Pre
serves 5 lb
crocks.
HEINZ Peat h Preserves
in 5 ll> crocks
HEINZ Baked Beans in
Tomato Sauce.
HEINZ Baked Beans in
Vegetarian.
HEINZ small Chow
Chow in 10 cent
bottles
HEINZ Chili Sauce.
HEINZ India Redish.
HEINZ new style Pep
per Sauce.
HEINZ famous Imperial
Ketchup.
HEINZ Queen Olives.
HEINZ Celery Sauce.
HEINZ new Chow Chow.
HEINZ Sweet Midgets.
HEINZ >weet Mixed in
bottles
IIEINZ Evaporated
Horse Radish.
HEINZ Gret-n Pepper
Sauce.
And other H EINZ goods
to follow.
FINEST LINE FANCY
CAKES IN ATHENS
Barrel genuine Bess Biscuit.
Fine new Mackerel in cents
strictly.
Anderson's Tomato Soup.
Anderson’s Baked Beans, To
mato Sauce.
Anderson's Jam-.
Fite; Cream < -lieese.
New Cranberries.
Fresh Roast OotVee today, it's
fine.
Coil Kish, selected middles
15 cents pound.
Pearl tapioca 10e lb.
New Prunes, large lo.- lb.
Boe Herring, file* $1.25 keg.
Barrel Boiled Oats 5c lb.
Pettyjohn’s Breakfast Food
15c lb.
Split Peas 5 cents lb.
Fancy Lemons 20c dozen.
Lea it Pi-rring Sauce title.
Chat French Sardines 20c.
4 Crown L. L. Raisins 15c lb.
Dried Currants 15c lb.
Seeded Raisins 15c lb.
Citron, new 20c lb.
Preserved Ginger 25 cents
glass jar.
Thytne 10 cents box.
Cristilized Cherries 50 cents.
Dr. Price Vanilla 25 cents.
Quaker Oats.
Cream of wheat. .
DON’T FORGET THE LEADING FANCY GROCERS.
College ave. - - Phone 70.
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