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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
3
New York fashion notes detail Grecian drapery influenced evening gowns with sheer fabrics, bordered chiffons, and brocaded textures. Over skirts, tunics, and lace frills appear in varied colors and trims, while low collars and Chantilly inspired neckwear rise in prominence.
Boston unitarian leaders mark the birth anniversary of James Freeman Clarke born April 4 1810 at Hanover New Hampshire. A commemorative service in the Church of the Disciples tomorrow includes addresses by Rev Robert Collyer and Rev Sammel Allot with a poem read by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. The following Monday a second public service will be held on Arlington Street.
The new collection features 450 imported muslin dresses in Dutch styles with necklines in black, blue and white, plaited skirts and elaborate lace trimming. Prices start at 5.50, offering great value for this season.
In the Hat section busy with berry themed imagery shoppers are drawn to a store offering new trimmed hats for ladies. Prices shown range from $3.50 to $9.50 signaling goods right and prices right as the season peaks.
Glove Talk 50 buys a pair of fine silk gloves and offers a replacement if fingertips wear out. The same store sells new chamois gloves at the same quality. Some shops charge 1.00 for comparable quality gloves.
The advertisement touts shirt waist sale items in linen lingerie silk pongee and chiffon with prices from 1.25 to 5.00. It highlights a new waist style and declares every waist a genuine bargain plus belts priced from 48 cents and up.
Water of et ee et al appears in a fragmentary line for a Monday specials listing. The readable text lacks clear items, prices, or context to determine a structured notice or event.
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