Hat Sale Prices Listed For Trimmed Hats
An advertisement offers trimmed hats at three prices: $4.50 $5.00 and $5.50. The note mentions a choice among hats priced in that range with the $3 48 amount appearing as a price note or total.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement offers trimmed hats at three prices: $4.50 $5.00 and $5.50. The note mentions a choice among hats priced in that range with the $3 48 amount appearing as a price note or total.
The ad promotes printed voile for dresses at 25 cents per yard, a lower price than 35 or 45 cents. It touts a new design, fresh weave and seasonal color options including pink blue flesh mass green lavender, urging buyers to choose the latest print for a summer frock.
Twenty years ago. 36 pieces of satin stripe shirtings in silk offered at 98 cents per yard. Sold everywhere at 1.25 and considered worth that price. Full yard width with the season's novelty stripes and colorings. Limited quantity. shop early to avoid missing this bargain.
Fifty pieces novelty shirting silks in stripes and new colors offered at 38 cents. Yard-wide fabric suitable for shirtwaists and also for men’s and boys’ shirts and children's dresses.
A large size crystal glass pitcher with gold bands or lily of the valley and six matching drinking glasses are offered. Regular price is $2.50. This item is presented as a sale offer with the stated price.
A special to the Banner details the Seeing Georgia auto tour passing through numerous towns on May 22 from North to South Georgia. Newnan, Ellaville, Americus, Dalton, Commerce, Atlanta, and Jackson prepare welcomes or road improvements along the route, with county and city officials coordinating to showcase the Dixie Highway and Georgia roads for visiting northern dignitaries and the public.
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