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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
6
Stock-taking week at Michael’s stores prompts inventory review across departments. Prices listed include 3.75 5.00 6.25 750 75 10.00 11.25 as part of line items and markdowns.
The ad urges women to grab a Coat Suit as an essential gar ment for any occasion. It promises every coat suit is included with no exclusions and presents a brief schedule of prices including 11 silk dresses at 2.50 and choice at 11.50.
Advertised bargain linen coat suits show various sale prices from 4.50 to 8.50 with a note the material costs less than the finished item. Promised savings emphasize low cost for summer wear.
Sale notes bargain prices across apparel and household goods with many items pegged at half or two thirds of original. Includes Bulgarian blouses 98c, white parasols 1.50, Thermos bottles 2.50 and 3.50, lunch box with pint Thermos, various fabrics and dresses, linen sheeting, infant’s items, cards, aprons and neckwear with marked savings.
Discounted shirt waists offered at 1.25 1.50 2.50 and 5.00 with additional one-third off any waist in stock during stock-taking week. This brief notice outlines the sale mechanics and prices.
New fabrics and garments dominate the season with crepe voile waists Robespierre waists and novelty dresses for children. Hats coats caps aprons work bags centerpieces scarves pillow tops and library pieces showcase a wide range of styles and colors for all ages.
Readable listings show ages 2 to 6 models with Percale Checks Stripes and Gingham. Prices range from 48c for dresses to 2.06 and 1.75 for various linen and crepe outfits, with high and low necks many pleated skirts and belted styles.
Special to the Banner reports the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce dedication of a new towered building at Fourth and Vine. At 534 feet tall with 38 stories, it claims to be the highest inland structure in America, costing over 3.5 million dollars including the lot. The chamber will occupy the second and third floors.
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