19 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1914
Page
1
Wearing Apparel announces a one day sale featuring about two hundred pairs of McAlloms all silk hose for ladies in green blue black white and other colors. Each pair normally valued to 2.50 but priced at 89c for this sale only. Buy in dozen lots and save, limited stock.
An offer of unusual merit features a pitcher, tray and six nickeled metal ice tea coasters with a glass bottom and floral insert. Regularly priced at $2.00, the set is offered Monday for 98 cents.
New shipment of stamped corset covers features patterns for French and eyelet embroidery. Made on fine nainsook, 4 regular 25c value. Monday special 10c each.
New shipment offers real ebony and rosewood hair brushes with pegged bristles. Prices range up to 2.00 with a Monday special of 69 cents for selected items.
The latest neckwear shapes for ladies misses include net lace batiste and chiffon. A wide stock of pretty collars ruffles and frillings is offered with emphasis on distinctive styles in the current market.
The ad touts American Lady Corsets with models for low busts and straight hips, promising the latest vogue and a free willowy uncorseted look. It guarantees superior style, quality, and faultless fitting and invites customers to view new models.
An advertisement touts the American Lady Corset as the market’s most exclusive high grade garment. The sales copy cites pricing from one dollar to seven dollars and emphasizes luxury and quality.
The Athens suit store touts top-notch spring fashion at rock-bottom prices. It highlights a buying power that brings the latest styles abroad with no extra cost. Suits offered at $15, $17.50, $20, and $25 emphasize value and style.
New dresses in taffeta and crepes arrive for spring with many models to choose from. Special showing this week features gowns priced at 9.98, 14.98, and 19.98 with varied colors and fabrics.
A renowned actress endorses simple beauty counsel: stay calm and choose a proper hat. The piece praises Michaels Millinery Parlor for its discerning hat selection boosting appeal.
In Matters Millinery we lead daily with new smart models. Visit our spacious salon to see hats you did not see last time. Easter rush may have kept us busy but we invite you to return for inducements. Special display of Shiny Hats in front ranks of popularity. Priced 3.50 5.00 7.50 and 10.00.
A local shop advertises a special sale of ladies waists from a closed manufacturer’s line. The table offers ready to wear wash waists, lingerie styles, lace and embroidery trims, with values up to 2.00 dollars, selling at 98 cents each.
An unlimited stock of staples and novelty cotton fabrics is advertised with spring sewing in mind. Crepes ratines and voiles in plain and figures muslins batistes and cotton foulards plus devon shires ginghams and percales in pretty patterns are highlighted to aid choosing.
Gingham fabrics advertised with 32 inch widths and striped patterns offered at a discount. The note promises quality not normally available at this price and promotes a special sale event.
A shop promotes its largest silk stock ever with a diverse range including taffetas plain and floral, Egyptian and willow crepes, printed and plain poplins, crepe de chine, and the season’s newest silks. The sales pitch invites customers to view the collection.
Advertisement proclaims Kayser's long silk gloves with contrast stitching as the best on the market. Each pair is guaranteed and priced at one dollar.
For one day only a selection of about 75 neat house dresses in striped gingham with V neck embroidery or piping and Dutch collars will be sold. Sizes and values to 1.25, price 98 cents. Second floor Corset Department.
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