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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1921
Page
9
The Davison Paxon department store highlights closing out glove silk bloomers once priced at 8.00 now 2.95 on the main floor. Charming wash dresses in organdies voiles linens and Swisses in various colors priced 15.00 to 29.75 offered at 7.50 on the fourth floor. Glove silk union suits, once 10.00 to 12.00, reduced to 3.95, with the remaining stock ending soon on the main floor.
Spider Mull offers a large assortment of stripes, dots and figures in wash fabrics. Colors popular for late summer, 29c value reduced tomorrow to 15c. Main Floor.
Limited stock remains for four standard brands of soap including Mavis Lady Mary Santaland and Rose. Final sale will close out the entire lot at Tyc Main Floor.
A fragment mentions boys hats on the third floor, white cloth hats with colored brims in solid colors or checked patterns. It notes quality and prices higher than sale value, with garbled references to ages and sizes.
Fragmentary listing notes laces with edges insertions and beaded top laces for camisoles. Mentions prices around 7 cents for linen and cotton items, with previously advertised 10 12 and 15 cent ranges.
Fariey offers ribbons suitable for salshes handbags and vest fronts in conservative shades. A good variety available flow priced from 1.25 to 3.50 a yard. Tomorrow prices slashed. Mail Floor plans presented for shoppers.
Fall hosiery focuses on brown shades to pair with new fall oxfords. Silk hose offer cordovan and white options with lisle or silk tops, priced from 1.10 to 3.75 in white, brown, and fancy satiny drops. Children's hosiery closes out at 65 to 85 cents, with white and pink tops in quantities.
A classified note advertises crocheted bedspreads in three quarter size with pretty patterns priced at $2.19 each. The repeated price emphasizes the sale item.
Prominent offer for 36 inch Racine voiles in salmon lavender blue and green stripes priced at 39 cents per yard. Sold on Main Floor with emphasis on fabric quality and selection.
New models feature long straight lines with belts and silk effects. Coats range 30 to 36 inches, in velour andSilvertone gold tones in brown navy cobalt pekin and fancy mixtures. Prices start at $13, Fourth Floor.
Readable catalog note lists coats for children from 6 months to 2 years priced at 3.98. Some plain, others belted, in rose, tan and copper tones with a 5.98 value comparison.
Wide range of rompers for children aged two to six offered in many materials and styles. Descriptions note low necks and short sleeves with former price range from two dollars fifty cents to seven dollars fifty cents at Tee.
Baby creepers in plain dimity and chambray or striped and check gingham for ages six months to two years priced from two fifty to six dollars available on the main floor.
Retail notice proclaims drastic discounts on bathing apparel for misses, infants, and children, with prices at half. Zergeys and Annette Keller are named, promoting that all stock is included in the sale on the third floor.
A large collection of Axminster and Velvet rugs with grades priced at 7.50 8 and 9. They measure 36x72 inches with quality patterns and colors. On sale Monday for 6.25. Also 9x12 feet high grade Axminster rugs seamless and scarce. Sharp reductions in baggage department on the same floor.
A sale preview lists Middies for women and children in white with red or blue collars at 98c, cotton taffeta petticoats in solid greens, browns, navies, and purples with some patterns, children’s dresses aged 2 to 6, and pink, black, or white sateen bloomers. Waists show embroidery and bead trim in blue, brown, henna, and white, with prices from 3.39 to 4.98.
Local shop reports light colored percales with desirable patterns selling at two shillings per yard. Inventory noted as limited. tomorrow’s sale may attract buyers seeking affordable fabrics. Sales staff anticipate steady demand as lighter hues appeal to customers.
A fragmented OCR snippet extols gingham fabrics including checks plaids and stripes with mentions of price ten cents and good quality. The readable lines are partial and unclear, making precise product or store details difficult to confirm.
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