03 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1909
Page
1
The advertisement highlights two Wooltex outfits No 3919 A simple conservative model and No 3905 D dressy tailored coat with prices 25 and 42 50, plus skirts 5 to 15 and dresses 15 to 35. It urges buyers to inspect new garments noting Parisian influence and guaranteed two seasons.
Advertises a wide assortment of blankets and comforts with strong emphasis on value and selection. All wool and cotton options described, including plaid and Scotch patterns, in various sizes. Prices range from $2 to $6, highlighting specials and premium collections for immediate purchase.
Damask at 85. Livery low price for this grade at Damask. Snowy Damask of Irish Scotch and German manufacture with every thread dense and heavy. 70 and 72 inches wide in fine patterns. Linen of service and elegance at 5 cents per yard. 64-inch mercerized Damask at 43 cents, 76-inch at 30 cents per yard.
Popular broadcloth capes offered at the low price of five dollars. Two favorite styles feature military or turnover collars in black moire silk with long sweeping lines and graceful cut. Trimmed with grit or jet buttons, available in black and colors rose navy roseda gray tan and Copenhagen blue.
An advertisement notes wide embroideries priced at 25 cents per yard. It highlights 18 inch flouncings with openwork and elaborate designs in naimsooh, cambne and Swiss styles. A broken-lynes assortment represents usual 40c and 50c values, encouraging quick purchase.
Displayed laces and nets priced from 65 cents to 1.50 per yard with insertions medallions and Irish crochet effects. All overs bands and patterns range from 15 cents to 6.50 per yard in white cream ecru black nets with gold glints and embroidered Japanese designs. Widths from 27 to 40 inches, yard prices vary by style.
Novel ribbons feature fine warp prints with flowerings med plaids stripes and checks in attractive colorings. Silk moire ribbons in white black and shades stretch nearly seven inches wide. Yard prices range from 42 to 66 1/2 cents with value at 50 cents per yard and bundled widths of 12 to 512 to 66 12 metres wide.
Newly arrived barrettes in shell amber gray and black appeal with attractive shapes and plain cared effects. 0clair Barrettes priced at 38c.
Handbags in leather and silk linings showcased in fall styles. Prices range from 150 to 750 with ornate buckles and colored options including black navy wistaria and green. Elegant frames and belts highlight the collection amid an extensive display.
Children’s Wooltex coats shown in navy brown wine emerald and leather offer pure wool material with neat tailoring and warm interlining. Prices range from 5 to 15 with a broad selection of styles for boys and girls at moderate costs.
Readable fragments describe hemstitched napkins in pure flax with bar borders and spot patterns. Prices range from several dollars per dozen to high end sets at six dollars per dozen, with various sizes including 22, 24 inch and 24 meh. Offers mention monogram work, damash and silver bleached options in multiple sizes and patterns.
Cotton Huck Towels offered at 1 ¯2 to 2-1/4 dollars per dozen, with borders in lime soft and meadow bleached finishes. Large birds eye weave towels plus floral damask bordered designs priced 65 cents each or 50 cents each for monogram work, $5.50 per dozen for damask stitched towels with patterns like snow drops and fleur de lis.
A local newspaper extols a newly established ladies tailoring department. It reports high demand for tailored gowns suits wraps skirts and other garments. Praise is given to the skilled tailors and the supervisor for mastery of design cutting and precise fitting. The section promotes Fashion's Court near Fall Dress Goods offering fabrics and tailoring ideas.
A Monday display features Silks in two tone stripes and other patterns in fresh shades. Corded Bengalines arrive in green blue Copenhagen navy rose brown and wistaria at 1 dollar yard. New Meares offer vivid colorings and fine weave for stylish costumes at 2 dollars per yard.
Flannelette night dresses described as soft fleecy fabric, many plain white with silk stitched blue and pink, some pin striped with Persian borders. Styles include Empire yoke with scalloped embroidered edges. Ten styles priced at $1 each. at 50 cents, other dresses feature soft flannel with striped colors and pink or blue scalloped collars.
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