The Newest Wide Flare Coat for Fall
The article highlights wide flare fall coats in lengths 45 to 48 inches. Materials include broadcloths serges and gabardines with purples and grays, plus blues and blacks in Volivia cloths Zibulins and novelties priced from 8.50 to 150.00. Shoppers are urged to view the coat line.
Fall Millinery Fashions Debut With New Shapes
New ideas dominate fall millinery featuring Napoleons and tricornes plus tam crown styles. Black, corbeau blue and Burgundy panne velvet and embroidered felts appear with metal motifs, wings, birds, grosgrain and fur trims. Hats priced at 3.00, 3.50 and 5.00 at Millinery Parlors third floor.
Fresh From New York Blouses Set Mood For Spring
New York fashions show pretty waists and pastel shades alongside deeper hues to complement new suits. Fine cotton voiles and batistes promise popularity with long sleeves in varied shapes. Collars range from $2.50 to $4.95 and up.
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New York
New Corsets Show Modern Fall Styles
The outlines of fall corsets reveal new features with a moderately curved hip line and defined side fronts while the back and front remain straight and the skirt stays medium length. A complete range is offered and proper corsets are fitted to individual figures from $1.00 and up. Corset parlor second floor.
Fall 1916 fashions at W T Collins & Co
The question of fall styles is now uppermost in the minds of smartly dressed women. We present our first complete displays of the fall 1916 fashions with a comprehensive review of new merchandise.
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W. T. Collins & Co
Fall Dresses Pass Fashion Test with Rich Fabrics
Fall dresses in serge crepe and satin fabrics blend simplicity and elegance. Styles feature fur trimmings metallic laces and beaded nets. Prices range from 7.50 to 22.50 and up as shoppers explore satin serge and crepe de chine options in fall shades.
Seperate Skirts In Novel Styles
Fall displays feature a mix of novelties and conservative skirts for daily wear and sport. Silk and velvet options appear with broad striped effects. Pleated skirts abound and dominate with widths from 24 to 34 yards and larger for pleats. Prices start at $6.50, white skirts in Pique and Bedford Cards on sale from $1.00 to $2.00 now 79c.
Neckwear an important factor for fall fashion
A display features fall neckwear with large, rounded pieces matching old fashioned shoulder capes. Roiled collars and semi-high styles appear with extensive use of collar and cuff sets. Beautiful collars priced at 25c 35c and 50c attract attention.
Smart Suits Show Knee Length Coats and Rich Fabrics
The article notes long coats reaching below the knees with a normal waist line. Fabrics favored include gabardines serges and poplins with broadcloths also popular. Skirts are longer and full. Shades include brown navy plum olive taupe and black. Suits priced 15 18 50 22 50 and 24 75 appear particularly attractive. Some jackets feature touches of fur.
Summer Wearables Sale Highlights Lightweight White Voile
Discounted summer garments feature white voile dresses now $5.00 from $18.50 and white wash skirts at 79 cents, with additional white voile and gandie waists priced at 1.48, and all items under $1.25 at 79 cents.
Thornton's Cafe Opens in Holman Building with Ceremony
Thornton's new cafe in the Holman Building opened yesterday with a formal ceremony. Haughey's orchestra provided music as visitors received souvenirs. The fully renovated venue is operated by Mr. Thornton, a respected cafe operator in the South. All fountain drinks creams and sodas will be sold wholesale and retail along with smoking goods.
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Record on Leo Frank commutation petition criticisms
Canon Georgia readers recount post signatory affidavit from O B Menees and questions why W Little did not repudiate earlier. The letter notes the 1916 Martindale reference and cites concerns over authority to sign petitions and the legality of signatures in the Frank commutation context.
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Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Superior Court
Elberton
Menees & Little
W. R. Little
Carnesville
O. B. Menees
Menees
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College of Law
Martindales American Law Directory
Pottle denies withdrawal in governor race
Pottle headquarters releases statement denying claims that Joe Pottle would quit the governor race. The message asserts he will not withdraw and expects election. it ridicules Dorsey and the Dorsey Watson alliance as already beaten. Signed J. D. Howard, Manager.
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Athens
Pottle
Joe Pottle
Dorsey
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J. D. Howard
Great Barbecue and Speaking at Winder
Five thousand people gathered at the Barrow county rally at the Winder fair grounds for the largest political gathering to date. A barbecue and dinner were served as Judge Russell, candidate for Congress, spoke, introduced by T. A. Hutchens, with B. H. Collier and J. L. Moore also addressing the crowd.
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Winder
Barrow
Judge Russell
Congress
T. A. Hutchens
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B. H. Collier
J. L. Moore
Russell
State Normal School Girls Visit Athens in City Tour
A lively group of State Normal School girls filled three city street cars yesterday as they toured Athens. Bannered and proud they visited all available parts of the city via the car line and stopped at the State College of Agriculture, making the afternoon special.
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Athens
State Normal School
State College of Agriculture
Engagement Notice and Local Weddings in Athens Area
Mr H N Thomas of Athens announces his daughter Eula Delceta to Mr Morris William Hollowell Collins with a November 29 wedding planned. Also, Miss Lena Estes Hale wed Mr J A Dunaway at the bride's home near Cord Mill with Rev George E Stone officiating and about two hundred guests. The Costa family will return from a pleasure trip to Baltimore New York and other cities. The First Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society meets Monday at five thirty. Fashion notes describe a striped gabardine suit for children and Pictorial Review patterns with prices and yardages.
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Eula Delceta
Morris William Hollowell Collins
Lena Estes Hale
J. A. Dunaway
George E. Stone
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
When Luck Came to Him
An older reader reflects that literacy, study, and adopting effective methods brought luck. He credits reading, thinking, and modeling after successful practices for improved outcomes and rewards in life.
Whoop Inspires Chaos and Kashmir Shawl Trade Mention
The passage notes that a little Whoop! creates care and anxiety, arguing mischief benefits people by reducing self focus. It cites David Harum on fleas and a noisy home as a remedy. It mentions Kashmir shawl production linked to Ladakh soil and climate as a wool source.
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David Harum
Kashmir
Ladakh
Asia
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