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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
6
The store highlights striped tunic dresses in black and white and other colors. Prices are styled to help you buy that extra dress, with display in the Ready-to-Wear Department on the second floor.
Neckwear offered at 25c each from a stock valued up to 75c. Pick a collar or collar and cuff set as a closing out sale. Large selection, styles to suit everybody. Values up to 75c now 25c.
A local shop announces a arrival of about twenty hat shapes in white felt sailor and crusher styles with bands of black patent leather silk and other trims. The collection aims for a new mannish look and novelty appeal. A second shipment features small panama hats trimmed with quills and feathers.
Wash fabrics offered at deep discounts across four tables. Table 1 features lawns and muslins at 5c yard, Table 2 lists muslins and dimities from 8c yard, Table 3 presents ratines and suitings at 15c yard, Table 4 showcases flowered voiles crepes and rice cloth at 25c yard.
Michael's promotes a mid summer sale on trunks and hand luggage with 25 percent off. The notice emphasizes guaranteed lines and protection for purchases to ensure customer confidence.
A National Geographic Society statement explains Austria Hungary as a dual monarchy with a shared ruler but independent nations. It notes Hungary's agricultural strength, Austria's industry, diverse languages and religions, and strong law enforcement, plus Vienna and Budapest contrasts.
The Clarke county jail in the new courthouse tower holds 11 prisoners with 32 cells in the main block. Sixteen cells on one side house colored men, while the opposite side has six for colored women and ten for white men. no white women cells exist, only hospital wards for them. The first week shows two white men, two colored women, and several colored men. The piece also notes historical reflections on Josephine and Marie Antoinette and ends with a quip about egotism.
A newspaper ad offers mercerized C napkins cut and hemmed ready for use at 59 cents a dozen, touted as good for fruit napkins. A larger, heavier napkin is priced at 79 cents a dozen, compared with as high as $1.25 elsewhere.
Store advertises full taped undervests in round and square necks for sale at five cents each. RegLoc values listed.
An overcrowded stock of leather handbags including square shapes is offered with bag values up to 2.50 dollars, now on July clearance for 98 cents each.
A beautiful lot of white goods including flaxons striped reps madras and fancy white weaves. Values up to 40c yard. July clearance sale 18c yard.
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