Fashionable Fur Sets at Half Price
The advertisement touts plain furs and combination effect muff and neckpiece sets. Prices range from $1.25 sets at 63 cents to $10 sets at 5 dollars, with various sizes and savings noted across the Fur Sets lineup.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
12
The advertisement touts plain furs and combination effect muff and neckpiece sets. Prices range from $1.25 sets at 63 cents to $10 sets at 5 dollars, with various sizes and savings noted across the Fur Sets lineup.
A retailer advertises children's hats and caps with Sailors priced at 50 cents and former 1.25 dollar Sailors offered in red and navy. Little boys hats and caps that ranged 50 cents or more are now 25 cents each across several attractive shapes and felt materials.
In Dutch figures with effective designs these lightweight bath robes are neatly made with cords. Prices drop from 1.30 1.75 and 2 to 1.39 for children’s bath robes. Eiderdown robes in gray red and light blue, once 3 3.50 and 4, now 2.69. Also pink and blue stripe outing garments with feet in sizes 2 to 6.
One of the worst slumps in cotton futures history unfolds as May contracts plunge after a bear-led raid. News of an agreement steadies prices briefly, but losses widen in New York and Memphis. Factors withdraw quotes as shortage of cotton grips the market and bears drive prices down across commodities and stocks.
James R King a prominent Marietta merchant died at Tousen infirmary this morning after years of illness. He was brother in law of Edward T White of Atlanta and was for years active in the local business community. Services and burial plans were to be announced.
Albany district politics intensify as Editor H M McIntosh renounces a bid while others like Judge W N Spence, John R Mercer, J P Knight, D F Cropland, and Col R Botte enter or reenter the race. District executive committee meetings and anticipated entries push the field toward ten candidates by Monday.
Massachusetts Congressman Gardner references an understanding about caucus attendance for selecting Republican members of the interior department investigation committee. Democratic and insurgent factions press for fair minority representation. Taft and Dwight issue statements on impartial, inclusive caucuses amid ongoing party struggles. Mondell proposes bills in line with conservation agenda, but White House objections limit immediate action.
Notice announces a bond election to be held February 15 1916 in Atlanta Georgia. The measure seeks bonds of 1 000 000 dollars for sewer waterworks and hospital extensions with annual tax equal to 9.5 percent of principal. Voters may mark for or against the bonds with specified wording on ballots. The election will follow city rules and be conducted under council authority and election laws.
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