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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
5
The article notes that new season clothing offers a world tonic and natural impulse to change attire, tying fashion to weather and economic activity. It emphasizes that wardrobe updates help keep commerce moving and curb hardship for many households.
An advertisement touts a Tuesday and Wednesday showing of new apparel. The copy emphasizes honesty over exaggeration, claiming the upcoming display will present genuinely interesting items without embellishment.
The article describes coats in broad fabrics including broadtail corduroy duvetyns Astrakin cloth and Zibi lene in plain colors and plaids. It notes heavy pile fabrics with elaborate collars and voluminous wraps alongside numerous plainer coats designed for service and comfort.
The advertisement boasts garments as valuable as gold due to sincere purpose, expert knowledge, and unwavering determination. It credits top fashion fabric and tailoring knowledge in America and asserts the company’s success and readiness to stand behind the statement.
Price terms emphasize safe and wise investment of every dollar spent, aiming to certify value and durability for buyers seeking prudent purchasing.
An exhibit showcases high class millinery with autumn hats from Philadelphia New York and Baltimore plus local originals. The display emphasizes black hats with color accents ostrich trimmings fur trims and fashionable plumes in copper bronze mustard navy and greens.
Report praises Our Miss Setzer as one of the season’s top artists in hot trimming from New York City and invites readers to review her work.
See trimmed specials at four dollar, five dollar, seven fifty and ten dollar. Millinery Department on the second floor offers discounted hats.
The article describes wool and serge dresses with smart trims and varied fabrics. Dresses include a $9.50 serge style with novelty sash, a $10.00 Bedford cord or brocaded prunella street dress, and a $12.50 eponge gown with red mokre silk trim. Fashion details emphasize crushed girdles, sashes, and long sleeves.
Fashion notes describe stylish little dresses in navy taupe brown or black priced at 12.50. Dresses for street wear feature black navy brown Copenhagen white satin collars cuffs lace vest tunic draped back with front effect, also 12.50.
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