Seasonal fabrics inspire new dress line sale
Made in the season s latest styles from linens ratines ginghams and novelty fabrics. Prices range from three to fifteen dollars with multiple dress options and sale tags highlighted.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
Made in the season s latest styles from linens ratines ginghams and novelty fabrics. Prices range from three to fifteen dollars with multiple dress options and sale tags highlighted.
A June silk sale highlights 26-inch Cheney Showerproof Foulards in new designs at 89c values, 36-inch Changeable Taffetas in assorted shades priced at 75¢, and silk remnants offering pieces up to 50c value. The copy emphasizes beauty and reduced prices with a brisk, promotional tone.
The Davison Nicholson Company displays the latest mid-summer wear including linen suits coats lingerie and voile dresses. Linen suits range from 6.95 to 10.00, Palm Beach cloth suits from 12.50, lingerie and voile dresses 3.50 to 25.00, and wash skirts 2.00 to 6.00.
Play Dresses for the Little Folks offers charming home like dresses sizes 2 to 14 years in linen chambray ginghams madras ratine and tissues. Prices from 59c to 2.50. Large assortment available.
An advertisement showcases a large array of affordable undermuslins with prices such as $1.25 combination suits 35c corset covers 50c corset covers 75c chemises $1.00 chemises and $2.00 chemises highlighting value and variety for shoppers.
The piece promotes a two day corset demonstration by Mrs. Hoppe for La Victoire. It urges customers to attend, claims proper fitting benefits health and figure, and promises new models will enhance beauty lines.
Wash Fabrics presents a large assortment of fabrics including 28-inch Imported Chiffon Lisse with stripe and check designs, 27-inch Crepe Ratine in white with dainty stripe, and novelty bordered voiles. Prices range from 20c to 65c, with widths of 27 and 45 inches and a strong showing of novelty patterns.
All ready trimmed hats offered with a styl ish hat in mind. Customers urged to visit for the largest and most up to date line in the city and to choose from a wide selection. Prices touted as lower than elsewhere. Hats to be closed out regardless of cost.
A local storefront advertises a lace sale with bands and edges on display. It promises patterns and weaves at 25¢, 30¢ and 35¢ and a bulk rate of 18¢ per yard. The teaser emphasizes remarkable value and the chance to purchase laces by the yard.
Advertises a collection of dainty waists from New York with prices from 1.00 to 5.00 and promises sheerer styles. Encourages readers to visit to see the latest ideas and be surprised by the prices.
Middy blouses in Galatea white with red and navy collars and cuffs offered in Norfolk and Balkan styles. Prices shown at 1.25 for Middy. sale price 75 cents. Models of Balkan Middies on display.
Townsville South Carolina hosts a railroad meeting with representatives from Carnesville Lat Vonia and other towns in Georgia and from Anderson and elsewhere in the state to push an Anderson to Atlanta route. Backers pledge funds and a rights of way committee is formed to pursue the project as regional support grows.
Plucky residents in a railless Hartwell route area see an opportunity to present a bold policy proposal. They urge submission of a plan so compelling that interurban interests must take it into account.
Rev MacRorie former Mt Horeb Methodist pastor faced trial on an indictment alleging improper conduct with a young congregant. He was first arrested last year after a complaint by Amelia Mason about rides with her daughter Gertrude Mason. The Newark Methodist conference later found the charges not sustained.
The ad urges readers to buy parasols to stay stylish this season. It highlights new colors and shapes and touts the Wireless Umbrella as practical, durable, and the latest offering. It invites customers to visit and see the new items in person.
White Wash Fabrics advertises summer needs with values on bolts and plains. Featured items include 1.25 per bolt Longcloth and Nainsook, 25c Crepe, 20c Check Dimities and Flaxons, 15c at times for several prints, and 35c French Madras.
The committee report was set aside as the grand jury again reviewed the case. The former minister was indicted and must stand trial on the serious charges raised by the young woman involved.
Palmer & Sons promote RHEUMA as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism and related illnesses promising rapid relief and uric acid removal. They claim kidneys liver stomach and blood respond today with a bottle costing 50 cents and mail orders handled by The Rheuma Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement touts Dr Porters Antiseptic Oil as a one day cure for coughs and throat tickling. It promises full directions with each bottle and lists price points of 25e, 5c, and $1.00 for the item and related wants advertising.
Special to the Banner Macon June . Judge Emory Speer of the United States district court addressed Mercer fincelts graduates warning against lawyers subsidizing newspaper reporters. He cautioned that publicity invites public scrutiny and urged lawyers to rely on merit, calling mucker a newspaper liar and noting such foes are pervasive. He illustrated his point with a drawing titled The Mucker showing a tiger attacking an eagle on a treetop.
The thirteenth annual convention of the Tobacco Association of the United States convened in Richmond Virginia with headquarters at the Jefferson Hotel. Tobacco manufacturers, ware housemen and agents from across the United States and several foreign countries attend as the meeting runs through the week.
The Manitoba Medical Association convened its sixth annual meeting in Brandon with Dr. J. S. Matheson presiding. About a hundred prominent surgeons from Manitoba and Brandon attend as sessions run through the day and continue tomorrow.
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