The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], March 23, 1913, Page 12, Image 12

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Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
I^oveman, Joseph & Loeb
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
j rom Loveman, JosepH<a1Loeb,of Course
Women’s Suits and Dresses That Have
No Rivals, Either in Style or in Price
S. ■
The Pre-Easter business decides!
All doubt as to “wbd’s who” in the
garment business of Birmingham is
now settled.
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb have
earned their supremacy! The
strength of the “House of Fash
ions” is tested—diversity of styles
that are different, prices that are a
challenge, these are the elements of
our winning.
Stocks Are Replenished for
After-Easter Business with
Women’s New Coat Suits
$15 to $75
New Copenhagen Blue Suits
New Nell Rose Suits
New Tan Suits
New Brown Suits
New Shepherd Check Suits
New Pearl Gray Suits
New Navy Serge Suits
New Novelty Black Suits
New Plain Black Serge Suits in all
sizes for misses and women
New Spring Coats $10
to $50
New Checked Coats
New Mistrial Coats
New Eponge Coats
New Serge Coats
New Novelty Coats
Women’s New Silk Dresses
$9.95 to $75
New Cherry Shade Dresses
New Coffee a Lait Dresses
New Copenhagen Blue Dresses
New Nell Rose Dresses
New Pearl Gray Dresses
New Navy Blue Dresses
New Black Dresses
In Eponge, Serge and Messalines
Women’s New Tailored
Summer Suits
New Linene Suits
New Eponge Suits
New Linene Plain Tailored I
New Linene Ramie Suits
In New Blue, Copenhagen, Nell Rose, Tan
Navy, Oyster White and Lavender.
(Women's Garments, 2d Floor)
La Grecque Tailored Underwear
For a Third Less Than Usual
If you are wise, you will lay iu a good supply of these
Princess Slips and Combinations while the price is so very
low. Merely a look at the name will assure you of the
quality and the faultless fit of this celebrated underwear.
Princess Slips and Combinations
3.00 and 4.00 Garments 2.50
4.50 Garments .2.95
7.50 Garments .5.00
5.00 Garments .3.95
10.00 Garments .6.50
12.50 Garments .8.95
15.00 Garments .10.00
(Underwear, 2nd Floor)
Plant Your Flower Garden Now!
In the assortment you will find Roses, Ferns, Bulbs and
Vines. Springtime is the time to beautify your yard. This
sale offers the economical means.
Hydrangea Abo
esceus Grandi
Flora Alba 15c
200 Phlox, assorted colors, red,
white and pink 10c
200 Dahlias, named varieties 10c
200 Peonies, assorted red, white
and pink to colbr 10c
Jasmine Confederate 10c
Roses 18c Each
2 for 35c
50 Honeysuckle. Hall’s Japan, buff
fragrant flower 'Oc
50 La France, beautiful soft satiny
pink.
50 Marechal Niel, golden yellow.
50 Kaiserln Augusta Victoria, rich
creamy white.
50 White Killarney, pure white shell shape petals.
50 Maman Cochet, deep satiny pink; fine.
50 Paul Neyron, produces the largest pink roses of any in cultivation.
60 General Jacqueminot, richest velvety red in existence.
50 Duchess Oe Brabant, deep rosy pink with lighter shadings.
60 Mme. Caroline Testout, satiny rose deepening to clear rich red.
50 Crimson Rambler (dormant) blooms in bright red clusters, climber.
50 Dorothy Perkins (dormant) blooms in shell pink clusters, climber.
50 Etoile De Lyon, rich canary yellow.
Ferns
Spengari 10c each Boston Fern 10c each
Asparagus Plumosus 10c each Whitmani Ferns 10c each
Larger Variety Ferns 25c
Boston Fern. Whitmani Fern.
Hanging Fern Baskets $1.25—Also
Clematis Pamculata 10c
Clematis Jackman! 15c
Golden Euonymous 20c
Hollyhocks, assorted colors 10c
Palms—Small Kentia 25c
Lily of Valley, per dozen 35c
Chrysanthemums 10c each
Geraniums 10c each
Hibiscus, large 25c each
Begonias 10c each
Cannas, per dozen 35c
Tuberoses, per dozen 15c
Gladiolus, eight mixed varieties,
direct Importation of 10,000 bulbs,
per dozen 15c
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New Embroideries
For Dresses and
Underwear
Only such Embroidery as you
will find at Loveman, Joseph &
Loeb’s. Suitable and fashionable
for dresses and underwear; novel
ruffllngs, braids, sets, Scalloping
and galloons.
Bulgarian Braids 5c
and 10c a Yard
About fifty pieces of new Bul
garian Braids. Bright and fresh
with the extravagant tint of Bul
garia. Just enough to add a
stylish touch of finish to your
new Spring dress of silk, linen or
ratine.
New Bulgarian Ruf
fling 25c to S1.50 Yd.
New Bulgarian Ruffling* for
sleeves and neck trimmings. Made
on good chiffon, nets and shadow
laces.
Baby Embroidery
Sets 10c Yard
Beautiful new Baby Embroidery
Sets in Swiss and nainsook, with
real St. flail hand loom work.
Many new patterns of dainty sets
with edges and insertions.
Baby Embroidery
A Hovers 89c
.Made of fine quality Swiss and
Nainsook. All dainty baby pat
terns, hand loom work; exquisite
designs.
French Embroidery
Scalloping
Six Yard Piece* 25c
New French Embroidery Scallop
ing—most desirable and service
able trimmings for children's wash
dresses of every kind. Made in
white, black and all colors; em
broidered In neat, wide French
scallops.
Embroidered Galoons
25c a Yard
These Embroideries are really
unusual at the price. In fact they
were purchased for about 25 per
cent less thap ordinary. Embroid
ery Galloons on Swiss in very
elaborate design for trimming voile
and lingerie dresses.
Flouncings 95c a Yd.
New 45 Inch sheer Swiss Flounc
ing in novel Baby" Irish patterns.
Embroideries in wide band and
scalloped designs; really worth
1.50 a yard.
See those beautiful little hats, so conspicuous lor their individuality—from Loveman, Josep
& Loeb’s. of course.
See those costumes of character, those lovely lingeries—those charming silks—from Love
man. Joseph & Loeb’s, of course.
See that fashionable looking little girl’s frock—see that boy’s contrasting suit so clever—fron
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb’s, of course.
Those smart looking shoes, that exquisite lace collar and all of the things that are inspirini
comment this most important Sunday of the year—from Loveman, Joseph & Loeb’s, of course.
to
To Be a Success a
Hat Must Become
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Hats Do
You have lost nothing by waiting. If you seek a hat
that will become you better than any other woman living,
you may depend on finding here one that will become you to
perfection. Scores of new hats that you have not seen—all
here to greet you tomorrow.
Yes, mostly small hats because small hats are mostly
wanted, that for real chic, and charm are worth their weight
in gold. We believe we have the prettiest hats in Birming
ham. We know we have the best millinery values.
(Millinery, Second Floor)
P. S.—The least expensive hats—those mar
velous popular price creations at 2.98, 3.98
and 5.98—that are matchless even at the prices
doubled—are on the new Millinery Balcony
main floor—rear.
Children’s Lingerie Dresses
Exceptional Prices
This dale of Children’s Dresses has taken much time for
preparation. Proper selection for mothers who are careful
that their children are properly dressed.
Children’s Dresses $1
Made of an excellent quality of ginghams; in new, novel
designs—the materials look as Scotch as the down of a thistle
or the bell of a heather, but they are made in America. Fast
colors. About six hundred Dresses to make your selection
from. They are really worth about 2.00 each.
Children’s White Middy Dresses $1.50
Beautiful White Middy Dresses; fast color collar and
cuffs, silk laces in the front. Skirt has straps over the
shoulder; in red and blue. (Children’s Dept., 2d Floor)
You’ve Been Neglecting
The House—A Reminder
Rock Bottom Prices On First
Quality Beddings and Linens
72x90 PEPPERELL SHEETS 59c
81x90 PEPPERELL SHEETS 65c
90x90 PEPPERELL SHEETS 69c
42x36 PEPPERELL PILLOW CASES, EA. 12y2
45x36 PEPPERELL PILLOW CASES, EA. 15c
House Furnishing Linen
Mercerized Cloths for
Tables $1.50
Two yards wide and two yards
long; beautiful floral designs; a
riot of flowers all over your table
cloth.
Mercerized Table
Cloths 1.75
Excellent quality of mercerized
Table Damask, t wo yards wide and
two and one-half yards long.
Napkins $1.75 Dozen
Napkins to match the above table
cloth; 24 inch Napkins, excellent
quality.
Table Damask 89c a
Yard
Seventy inch all linen Table Dam
ask; well -worth 1.00 a yard. If
yon are needing Table Damask now
is an excellent time to lay in a good
supply.
Table Linens 98c a
Yard
An extra heavy Table Linen,
bleached or silver bleached; 70
inches wide; sells everywhere for
1.25 a yard. You will find this
linen lo be just exactly what it is
represented to be.
J8 In. ALL LINEN NAPKINS, DOZEN 1.50
Free With Every Pair of
Shoes—An Intelligent Fit
\Vhat matters the quality, or the style, or the price of a
shoe if it pinches! What keener disappointment than a
hurting shoe!
What a satisfaction to know that your shoes will be
litted as they should be—as they are in this shoe store.
The shoe fitting service of this store is the best shoe fit
ting service of the South—just as the shoes, too, are best.
So Here We Have QUALITY,
STYLE, PRICE, FIT
Bronze Button Oxfords 6.00.
Patent Colt Pumps 6.00.
Combination Pumps 4.00 to 9.00.
Lace and Button Oxford? 4.00 to
6.00.
5.00 Pumps and
Oxfords
Black Russia Calf Pumps.
Gunmetal Calf Pumps.
Matt Kid Pumps.
Ooze Calf Pumps.
Cravenette Pumps.
Satin Pumps (in blue and black).
Tan Russian Calf Pumps.
Gray Buckskin Pumps.
Cinnamon Brown Pumps.
Champagne Kid Pumps.
Red Kid Pumps.
Gray Kid Gaby Pumps.
Patent Colt Oxfords.
Matt Kid Oxfords.
Black Russia Calf Oxfords.
Tan Russia Calf Oxforde.
Gunmetal Oxford*.
4.00 Pumps and
' Oxfords
Black Satin Pumps.
Black and Tan Ruaala Calf Pump*.
Gunmetal Calf Pump* and Oxford*.
Patent Colt Pump*.
White Linen and Buckskin Pump*.
Gaby Combination Pump*.
Black Russia Oxford*.
White Linen Oxfords.
Tan Russia Calf Oxford*.
3.50 Pumps and
Oxfords
Tan Russia Calf.
Tan Kid.
Gunmetal Calf.
Patent Colt
Black Satin
White Linen and Nubuck.
3.00 Pumps and Oxfords.
Tan Russia Calf. «.
Gunmetal Calf.
Patent Colt and Kid. , i
She Ijouse of fashionable fabrics
First, last and all the time this is THE Store of Fashions
by the yard. From its very inception a Dry Goods Store—
not for one single moment has it ever relinquished its dry
goods leadership.
This new Spring season we are in our element with
cherry blossom tints, with soft pinks, grays, greens and
pearly whites, with marvelous blendings of color expressed
in silks and cottons of an endless variety of fascinating
weaves.
New SilKs
Foulard Silks 73c yd.
Cheney’s Showerproof Foulards;
plenty of navy blue and Copen
hagen blues In the lot. Makes
splendid dresses that require hard
service. The colors are staple
and the qualities good.
Dolly Madison Silks
$1.50 a Yard
Dainty Dolly Madison Silks—the
very kind she wore herself. Small
Dresden designs with changeable
grounds. Also small stripes and
checks. All 24 inches wide.
Crepe Meteors $1.98
a Yard
An extraordinary quality of Crepe
Meteors in all shades. The lovely
quality that drapes so well. You
cannot find anything better for a
dressy gown than Crepe Meteor.
A regular 2.50 quality.
Yard Wide Messa
lines 89c a Yard
This Messaline comes in solid
colors. All shades imaginable for
waists, dresses and princess slips.
A beautiful, heavy, firm quality
with a twilled back.
Silk Poplins $1.75 a
Yard
Plain and Brocaded Silk Poplins,
44 inches wide. One of the best
materials made for semi-dress.
Just enough wool in this poplin to
keep it from wrinkling. All shades.
Crepe de Chine $1 a
Yard
All Silk Crepe in all shades, in
cluding white, light blue, pink, Co
penhagen, navy blue and black. 24
inches wide. All these colors in
Crepe de Chine are very scarce, but
you will find any quantify of them
here. Worth 1.30 a yard.
New Cottons
Wash Goods of Love
ly Texture for Spring
and Summer Dresses
The varied kinds and type* of
the new Wash Goods to please a
woman’s vanity. Their unusual at*
tractiveness and becomingness. Iq
every way they flatter her whims.
Particularly they encourage the
draped effect^
Bulgarian Crepes 59c
a Yard
Novelty and brightness expressed
in the new Crepes, Original de
signs. 27 inches wide. Exquisite
materials for dresses and trimming
purposes. An excellent, variety of
patterns to select from.
Cotton Ramie 25c a
Yard
An artistic Imitation of Tdnen
Ramie. Quality that sells for 75o
and 85c a yard. An excellent ma
terial for one piece dresses' and
coats.
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Colored Table
Cloths for Various
Purposes $5 to $10
A new and complete line of
Colored Table Cloths, in printed
and embroidered effects. Hand
some designs in profusion. Much
used for breakfast cloths, card
tables, porch tables and veranda
tables.
Messaline 98c Yard,
Hairline Stripe Messaline, 36
inches wide; in brown, tan, gray,
navy, black and wisteria. Makes
very practical dresses for all oc
casions.
A Former College President Advises
People to Own the Books They Read
WHY? Because the man who buys a book—a good
book—who owns it himself, who puts his name upon its fly
leaf—lias in this book an interest deeper and more personal
than for any other form of literature. Lt is in permanent
form, and when he puts it upon the shelves of his library he
knows that it is there to stay; that its familiar face^ will
confront him day after day; that it will ever be saving to
him—“Come. Take Me, and Enjoy Me. I Am Your Frieud
and Your Frieud Forever.”
For the hook you rent or borrow you can have no
such feeling. Such a book in your hands is like a transient
guest in your home, to be gone in the morning and forgotten.
The book you own is vour abiding guest, your friend forever, '
your daily companion in hours of meditation arid of pleasant
recreation.
Again, because the man who does not buy and owg a
book for himself generally ceases to read hooks at alb He
contents himself with his newspapers, his magazines, which
however good, are not hooks, and can never take their place.
If 1 could reach the ear of every young man, every
young woman in the land, I wbuld say to him or her: Buy
books. Start a library of your own. It may be a small one,
indeed, it had better be small. But, whether large or small
it will be to you a source of satisfaction and pride. Buy
books, good hooks, strong books, books that have iron in
them and that put iron in the blood of lrim who reads,
GEO. EDWARD REED,
Former President Dickinson College, In the Philadelphia North American.
New BooKs Just Received
In the Heart of the Hills, by John Fox, Jr:
Life Mask, by the author of “To M. L. G4
Andrew the Glad, by Maria Thompson,
Davies.
The Amateur Gentleman, by Jeffrey Farnol.
Valiants of Virginia by Hallie Ermine Rives.
The New Freedom, by President Woodrow
Wilson.
[The Gay Rebellion, by Robert Chambers1