White Parasols Displayed as Inexpensive Fashion
The article promotes a line of White Parasols described as the prettiest and cheapest in the city. Parasols with silk border cost $1.00 and parasols with brokered border sell for $1.50 to $1.50.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
5
Michael Bros. Offers New Summer Fabrics and Skirts
Michael Bros. Company presents a selection of fabrics for summer wear including 41-inch Voile at $1.00 per yard, 48-inch Panama at $1.00 per yard, and 44-inch Silk and Wool Matiste at $1.00 per yard. The ad highlights fashionable, cool fabrics and a range of black goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Matiste
Fine Wash Fabrics Brings Low Priced Dresses to Shoppers
Old Sol lingers with admiring looks as a local shop promotes a stylish sale of light fabrics. The catalog features Batistes, Dimities and Lawns at 10c 12 1/2c a yard along with Chiffon Ombre and Organdiese options. Mercerized linens in checks and stripes offered at 25e per yard.
Ready-to-wear Suits and Skirts in Spring Styles
Advertises ready-to-wear suits and skirts in spring effects priced from 20 to 25 dollars. Includes grey Panama skirts and voile satin pieces, with prices ranging from 5 to 20 dollars. Listings suggest a variety of ladies garments including lingerie shirts and lace waists with multiple price points.
White Goods and Linens Sale Prices Listed
Catalog lists white goods including White Persian Lawns from 10¢ to 42-inch White Lingerie Lawn at 25¢ a yard. iSindhe Paris Lawn 50¢, White Dotted Swiss 20c 25c 40c and 75c. 36-inch White Dress Linen 50c value at 35¢ a yard and 36-inch Colored Dress Linen at 40c a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSindhe Paris
House Furnishings and Mats In Wide Color Range
Advertising notice lists best white china matting at 12.50 per roll of 40 yards and Japanese matings at 12.60 per roll of 40 yards. Also offers a range of colorings in rugs curtains and shades, including arts squares and winlow shades in stock.
Spring Silks Offer Big Selection and Low Prices
The ad promotes a large stock of silks with unusually low prices. It lists 20 inch Wash Silks at 50 cents per yard, 24 inch All Silk Foulards at 85 cents, 20 inch Dress Silks at 65 cents, 36 inch Black Taffeta at $1.09, and 27 inch China Silks at 50 cents per yard, highlighting patterns and value.
Spring Millinery Show Promises Exquisite New Hats
Tomorrow the shop unveils imported models and many charming hats from the workroom. The collection emphasizes smart individuality and fashionable headpieces for discerning customers.
Spring fashion paragraphs preview Mauve to blue tones and black and white
New York April fashion notes highlight mauve gray pitache green and blues, with mixtures of color and stripes dominating. Panama cloth and canvas appear for walking suits, while black and white ensembles in various textures lead spring wear. Skirts favor pleats, coats vary by length, and Norfolk wraps in tweed or corduroy headline seasonal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Panama
Death of a Child From Meningitis Near City
A six month old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold died Friday afternoon at their home a few miles from the city after a two week illness with meningitis. Funeral services were held yesterday at 3 p.m. at the residence conducted by Rev. J. A. Sewell of Winterville. The bereaved couple have the sympathies of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Arnold
J. A. Sewell
Winterville
Mrs. Arnold
Sporting Gossip From Early Baseball Circles
A flurry of playful takes on spring training and pre season talk features players like Lajoie Wagner Cobb and Hart, managers such as Chance and McGraw, and teams including the Cubs Giants Red Sox and Indians. Notes include bets, headlines, and light jabs at umpiring and salaries reflecting the season’s opening mood.
Tutt's Pills for Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles
Advertisement extols Tutt's Pills for dyspepsia constipation sick headache biliousness and all diseases from torpid liver and bad meat. Claims a natural result is improved flesh and easy weight gain with small sugar coated dose and no substitute. Mentions Baltimore whipping post incident and a wife-beater case as a noted moral context.
Veteran Confederate meet elected officers and plans appeal funds
The Cobb Delaney Camp of Confederate Veterans met in city hall and reelected officers. Delegates J A Hunnicutt and N I Cash were chosen for the Richmond reunion next month. A fundraising committee will arrange events to raise about 200 dollars to help veterans attend the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb-Delaney Camp of
Confederate Veterans
J. A. Hundcutt
Dr. N. 1 Cash
Kichmond
J. A Hunnicutt
R. C. Latiner
G. T. Murrell
Woalthy
Revival opens at city church with Harlow Asenour team
The church schedules a revival starting Sunday April 14 with evangelists W. E. Low and K. Clyde Harlow plus singer Ye E B. Ridenour. A gallery extension may be added to accommodate crowds as church membership and Sunday school grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow and Son
K. Clyde Harlow
Grippe
W. E. Low
Springfield
B. Ridenour
Ta- Deka
Kansas
Harlow
Dreamland a Childs Imaginative Tour of an Amusement Place
A young visitor describes Dreamland on Clayton Street as a lively venue with pictures, performances, and music. The poem notes frequent changes, thrice weekly shows, and a controversial mention of Kennedy’s candy and Orr Drag Co. products. The piece highlights the attraction’s charm and public interest in the entertainment and its offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
E.P. Stone
Clayton Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Ponjee
Michael Bros. Company
Sol
Batistes
Dimitles
Boh
Ewing
Lajoie
Wagner
Juhany King
Cubs
Chicago Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Chance
Birmingham
Giants
McGraw
John
Bill Hogg
New York Americans
Louisville
Colonels
Indianapolis
Savannah
New York
Bates
Bridwell
Brain
Brush
Brown
Beaumont
Boukes
Boston Nationals
Detroit
Ty” Cobb
Ferris
Ran-In
Cleveland
Bob Ewing
Andy Coakley
Cincinnati
Weather Man
Willie Sudhoff
St. Louis ‘Browns
Kansas City
Ed Reulbach
Chicago Cubs
National Commission
Gerry Herrmann
Chicago
Tutt’s
Baltimore
Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Athens
Benoit
Schedi
Orrisegoe
Harlow Asenour
Christian Church
Orr Drag Co
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