Morning selections ready for children outfits
The store announces a full stock of coats sweaters suits dresses bloomers middy blouses and more for Miss Hair Ribbons and her sisters, inviting shoppers to visit and see the complete assortment.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1914
Page
6
The store announces a full stock of coats sweaters suits dresses bloomers middy blouses and more for Miss Hair Ribbons and her sisters, inviting shoppers to visit and see the complete assortment.
A third big shipment of children's raincoats and raincapes has arrived. Prices range from 2.98 to 3.95 dollars with styles including capes and hoods in red blue or tan for sizes four to fourteen.
Store advertisment notes women buy freannelette kimonos in cold weather with varied styles and prices. Listings include robes, dressing gowns, and union pajamas in light and dark colors with piping details. Prices range from 98 cents to several dollars, indicating broad selection on the second floor.
Neckwear arrived yesterday with fresh crisp organdies and piques. The right aisle tables are stacked high with a broad selection priced at 26e each, offering many styles for shoppers seeking new fashion.
MITE or black with self colored chenille dots and white with black chenille edge. Scores of other veils in fancy and regular messes. White black colors and various combinations. B5c to $LEO Chiffon Veils 159 white black and colors with deep hemstitched border.
Advertisement notes a selection of lambskin gloves in white and black with contrasting stitching, marketed as premium trench lambskin. Claims complete stock, pricing at $1, and references to similar items featured previously at Sica Perfectisent.
London reports the government will mine certain North Sea zones to deter non combatants. The admiralty warns vessels to steer clear of a defined area and ships will be alerted to the new mine field. A refugee claims hundreds of Belgians with German names face detention in Bruges.
Amsterdam dispatch says Germans likely to withdraw from Brussels with men sent back to Germany and German official documents packed. Source notes German general staff have left Luxembourg in eighty motor cars for Mainz.
New York dispatch reports the Presbyterian mission in Wei Hsien, 78 miles northeast of Tsing Tau, escaped harm from recent operations that occupied the area. A Shanghai cable to the Presbyterian board of foreign missions quoted a Wei Hsien mission letter dated August 28, detailing medical work and daily activities, noting 29000 seatments were given.
London reports October 7 that extensive reparations are being made in Cologne for the city's defense against possible attacks. Get your Lyceum season tickets at Cable Piano Co today. last day of sale.
Rome October 2 A report circulated in diplomatic circles says Austria urges Emperor Francis Joseph to move the empire's seat of government. Prague is seen as better for a provisional capital but objections arise from Bohemian distric t. At Salzburg there would be poor accommodations for government offices.
Washington reports the American Red Cross has spent or obligated $328,044 so far to aid wounded soldiers. The funds include transport, keeping three surgeons and nurses, and supplying hospital and surgical needs for equal distribution. By September 26 total contributions reached $432,000 with calls for more gifts to expand service.
A Rheims bombardment wrecked half of the American consul William Bardell's residence, but his family survived in a wine cellar 160 feet underground as Major Spencer Colby reported. London sources also note insults to Frank Deschmeyer, former American consul at Chemnitz, prompting his resignation after threats and guard arrangements.
Berlin dispatches report German sources claiming the Czar was misled into conflict as mobilization spreads in Russia. The Coburg Gazette discusses tensions between Emperor Nicholas and Grand Duke Nicholas with a push toward war and a surprised mobilization order amid revolts in Polish regions.
Rome dispatch reports General Jankovitch ordered the Sarajevo assault postponed as Austrian defenses appear too costly. A Nish dispatch notes Austrians halted twelve miles from the Drina, while Serbs and Montenegrins push in Bosnia. Haulla reports executions of citizens by Austrians around Sarajevo.
News from Valparaiso reports that German cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau bombarded Papeete in Tahiti on September 22, destroying part of the town and the French gunboat Elec. The attack follows other naval actions in the Pacific zone, with vessels sank near Chile and off the Galapagos.
London October 2 2202 miA correspondent reports from the front near Chaulnes Cambrai and Vailden ciennes noting German right wing danger a captured patrol near Chaulnes and shortages of horses and food among German troops. The dispatch suggests von Kluck's forces faced mounting pressure as reinforcements crowded the center and left.
Dorothy Gholston seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Gholston died after a brief illness. She was the grandchild of Hon J Pope Gholston. Funeral will be held Sunday with interment at Comer Cemetery.
At Alkahest Lydhum Course a sale offers ten big attractions for $1.50 a ticket. The cable company sale closes today.
The document explains that larger credit is available to merchants and manufacturers. Verbal statements must be discounted under safe banking rules. The line of credit is discounted proportionately. With a certified statement from a qualified public accountant, a borrower can usually obtain a larger line than by relying on a verbal agreement.
The Atl anta Convention bureau reports 115 conventions secured for Atlanta totaling about 11 600 visitors this year The International Disciples of Christ conference with 10 000 delegates will follow next week A booklet advertising Atlanta is planned to promote tourism highlighting climate altitude railroads hotels and golf links A luncheon will announce the road congress reception committee with Mayor Woodward Governor Slaton and others present
Statements by Frankie Lang of Los Angeles while under anaesthetic for head wounds led to the arrest of Fannie Garland, a motion picture actress, whose body was found in a vacant ranch house near Riversole. Two men are under suspicion as witnesses or participants. Mrs Tang, who sought treatment from Dr RG Roberts, claimed Miss Curland shot herself, denying the alleged act.
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