25 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1914
Page
1
Michael's promises satisfaction with every purchase emphasizing quality and style. The ad asserts no premium for such goods and touts customer pleasure with both merchandise and purchase experience.
Customers ask how prices are so low as the shop promotes suits in Broadcloth Cheviot Gabardine Serges Poplin and Novelty Weaves. The store touts growing sales and satisfied customers, with value driven pricing of 15 20 25 and 32 50 and savings of 5 to 10 dollars per purchase.
The article promotes a broad coat collection with diverse styles including white sport coats, serged effects, large plaids, black broadcloths, fur coats, and broadtail lined in foreign patterns. It highlights a comprehensive stock and several special offers priced from .00 to 150.00 to fit various styles colors and budgets.
A new shipment of middy blouses arrives, promising quality style and value. The department touts the blouse as its standout product of the season with all sizes priced at $1.00.
A sales note describes leather party boxes in various colors and German silver. The items are priced from $1.50 to $7.50, noting a stronger display and larger assortment than before.
A local shop promotes a wide range of hats from American and imported makers. It highlights in house millinery work and imitation models sold at two to six fifty with many styles and prices to attract budget buyers.
Local retailer announces a one week introductory sale offering 25 percent off furs to stimulate the store opening. A first showing of new Lynx Fox Raccoon Cayotte Coney Mole Llama and other fashionable furs is planned for Monday on the first floor.
Heavy eiderdown bath robes shown in dark red blue lavender grey and rose priced at 3 75 5 00 6 00 and 7 50. These values indicate multiple affordable options for customers seeking cozy home wear.
New stock arrives with pink lavender and blue pieces in light sore options. Red brown and green patterns are included with prices from 1.00 to 4.00 dollars.
Readable catalog item notes cotton crepe kimonas in satin trimmed colors with empire back styles. New lot prices listed at 1.50 2.00 and 2.50 for assorted garments.
A buying organization promotes merchandise achievement with specially priced dresses. Fall and winter styles including basques tunics and evening gowns feature satin crepe and wool fabrics. Dresses range from 7.50 to 175.00 with savings passed to patrons.
A list of new small wares and fashion items features ribbons 25c to 1.50 yard and neckwear among latest styles with wide back flares pique collars cuffs stiff collars organdie collars and vestees priced 25c to 2.50. Also noted are genuine Japanese Wax Reed baskets arriving recently and sold well and larger covens in sizes 1.00 to 5.50.
Weeklong offer on new brass goods features large hanging baskets with three ball feet and roll top. Sales emphasize 50 percent off typical prices, with Monday pricing around 38 cents to 1 dollar for brass hanging baskets including chain and hanger.
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