09 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1916
Page
1
Three lots of spring suits from Michaels reduce regular stock prices. Lot C features exclusive models in garbadine serge and novelty weaves with choices from $26 to $40.00. The ad highlights color variety navy grey green tan black white and checks and promises quality fabrics and a satisfaction guarantee.
A fashion note advertises a charming variety of dresses from numerous designers. It cites favored colors, plain models, tier tunics, georgette crepe sleeves, and silk dresses priced at 12.60, 16.08, and 18.50 with many evening options for the advancing season.
The shop promotes a diverse range of hats from top designers and milliners offering stylish and becoming styles at low prices. It emphasizes up to date models, exclusive constructions, and popular priced millinery at 2.00 3.00 and 5.00 with new arrivals weekly.
A local store emphasizes maintaining a large stock of decorations and flag related materials for events. They offer wholesale pricing and announce a new line of house dresses in grey black and white with quality fitting at low prices.
A brief note highlights a textile design titled Stamped on White Needleweave. The description emphasizes weave pattern and color interplay, with no additional context or dates provided.
A catalog listing various embroidery supplies under the Royal Society banner. Packages include scarves cushions pillows and centerpieces with prices, plus a Love Birds motif set described as a keepsake of friendship and happiness. The product notes mention Needleweave material, color chart, and suggested thread colors.
The text extols Standard Patterns for reasons of advanced style and variety, precise measurements, superior fit with minimal adjustment, drape and grace, simple construction, practical and economical designs, backed by over twenty five years of patternmaking experience. It emphasizes compatibility with new materials and accessories. The ad targets home dressmakers seeking reliable patterns.
Ad urging readers to buy American Lady Corsets highlights reliability, authentic designs, quality materials, and precise fitting. It notes a variety of styles for different figures, emphasizes faultless fashion, fabric, finish, and fit, and lists price range from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars.
The Paul Jones Essay Contest ends this week at Michael’s. Winners are announced next week with prizes awarded. In Athens and Clarke County, class prizes include six Paul Jones blouses for first place, four for second, and two for third.
The ad notes rising raw silk prices and premium buys due to dye market conditions. It promotes a strong silk assortment at Michaels in Athens, promising satisfaction with Moneybak Black Taffeta that refunds money if unsatisfactory.
Linton's Spring Water has been analyzed by the state's best chemists and proven pure and of exceptional quality. Patrons may drink freely from sanitary coolers as Linton's Spring Water is served.
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