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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1914
Page
5
Tuesday at Michael's announces a special sale of about two hundred pairs of Mc Callums all silk hose for ladies in multiple colors plus black and white. Hose valued up to 2.50 per pair offered at special price in dozen lots, with emphasis on the rarity of another such bargain.
Unusual merit offer includes an attractive pitcher tray and six ice tea coasters in nickeled metal with glass bottom and floral insert. Regular $2.00 value offered at a discounted price through a lucky purchase.
New shipment of stamped corset covers features patterns for French and eyelet embroidery. Made on fine nainsook and valued at 25 cents, special 10 cents each.
A stale sale notice notes a closeout of wash waists from a manufacturer. The assortment includes lingerie waists with lace embroidery and tinted embroidery with new collars. Items valued to 2.00 are offered at 98 cents each on a special table.
Sale announces about seventy five neat house dresses in striped gingham with V necks embroidery piping and Dutch collars. Prices range from 98 to 1.25 dollars. Located on the second floor at Corset Dept.
The Athens suit store touts its spring collection with top notch apparel at rock bottom prices. It highlights rapid buying power, latest styles, and prices from 15 00 to 25 00, promising value and style without high costs.
Gowns welcome spring with fresh dresses in taffeta Egyptian crepe willow crepe and printed poplin. One of each model available, many new styles to choose from. Special showing this week with dresses priced at 9.98 14.98 and 19.98.
A prominent actress spotlights beauty advice praising hats. She notes that choosing the right hat, with skilful and discriminating selection, is a key reason Michaels Millinery Parlor remains popular.
New smart models arrive and the spacious salon invites shoppers to revisit before Easter. Special display features shiny hats popular this season. Inducements offered to attract customers with prices at 3.50, 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00.
New shipment offers real ebony and rose wood hair brushes with pegged bristles. Special price of 69 cents. Limited stock as a sample line.
More than two thousand patriotic women gathered at Memorial Continental Hall in Washington for the D A R twenty third annual meeting. Mrs William Cumming Story presided and officials welcomed delegates from 1 377 chapters across the states as Marine Band played Our Glorious Banner and The Stars and Stripes Forever. The week features ten executive vice presidents and honorary vice presidents to be elected with President Wilson to host a White House reception Wednesday. Memorial services honor past presidents Mrs Adlai Stevenson and Mrs Charles W Fairbanks, and flags from nearly every state will decorate the hall for Friday night addresses by James H Preston and the Centennial Commission planning next year’s Star Spangled Banner centennial.
A Maplecrest Farm, Easota Minnesota resident Mrs. Ciara Franks credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a year of weakness and pain. She urges others to try the medicine, noting its claimed benefits for women. The notice highlights testimonials and confidential correspondence from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. The article also mentions events related to flag studies genealogical research international peace arbitration and centennial celebrations tied to a prominent society.
An advertisement promotes Rheuma as a remedy to strengthen blood and ward off rheumatic complications. It claims protection for the heart and body, and cites a testimonial from Guy Terley of Summit Ave Minnesota who says three bottles relieved his sciatic rheumatism.
A new movie features a detective using two dirigibles to overtake a speeding express train. The hero climbs a rope from a dirigible to the train roof in a stunt viewers fearlessly watch. May Popular Mechanics explains how the scene was faked to look real.
Fragmented health item stresses danger of lingering cold lingering in lungs. Mentions infection risk and seeking care if symptoms worsen.
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