The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], August 29, 1915, SPORTING SECTION, Image 13

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THE
BIRMINGHAM
AGE-HERALD
! VOLUME XXXXV
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1915
sin urn NX i sixtiox
NUMBER 113
' ** We Close on Saturday Night at 9 O’Clock “*B \'cy Manton Patterns | Ask for Brown Trading Stamps. They Are Worth Money to You I
I ..Hi
'l Store News
Our linen buyer, Mr.
^ A. T. Sumner, left for
New York market
Saturday. Before
leaving Mr. Sumner
secured several large
contracts for liouse
| hold linens for hotels
aud state institutions.
, With these large
orders it will enable
our buyer to secure
; our regular line at a
- better advantage- We
? intend to add greatly
, o to our already strong
| linen department; our
aim is to make it up
to the minute in ev
ery respect. Our ef
forts in all we say
x and do will always be
directed to achieve
gx-eater things for our
trade.
Ginghams at 5c
Dress Gingham—this is an
extra good value; pretty
checks, plaids, stripes and
solid colors of all shades; 8c.
value; a good, substantial
wearing material, fast col
ors; new, clean goods right
# from the mill; no old soiled
goods; price P*
per yard.
$1 Birdeye 75c
\ 27-inch Bed Diamond
Birdeye Cloth, in 10-yard
\ sealed packages; standard
quality; worth 7^/*
$1.00.' Bolt.<
$6.50 A1J Wool Blanket
$5.00
Large 11-4 all wool Blankets, weight 4 1-2 lbs.
Come in plain colors, checks and. plaids; soft
lambswool finish; the best Blanket value in town
for the money.; worth (ftp aa
regular $6.50, at, pair . ipD.UU
$1.50 Table Cloths 98c Scalloped
$1.00 Sheets 69c
Ten dozen Hemstitched 81x90 linen finished Scal
and Scalloped Table , d Sheets, nlade of
Cloths, made of heavy
mercerized satin damask, 9'4 round thlead 8heet'
assorted floral patterns. ing; looks and wears like
These Cloths are worth real linen; neat seal
regular $1.50. d»-| lopc-d edges;
Special ...... vA.vv 98c value.Ot/C
Toilet Goods at
Reduced Prices
Palmglive Soap, pr
4-oz. bottle of Hydrogen J
Peroxide for .
Bourjois Luxus Vanity Powder nr
with Puff at .. LiOC
4711 Lilac and Violpt /IQ
Vegetal, special for . 4t/C
Ed Pfnaud's Beautevlva Face aa
Powder, per bottle . OoC
Waldorf Toilet Paper, a
per roll . 4C
Daisy Rubber Gloves in all -t q
sizes, special at.At/C
i
Colgate's White Clematis Soap, OQ
3 cakes in box, per box ...£\)C
All Ivory Goods in best quality at reduced prices
18 Yards Bleached Do
mestic for $1.00
18 yards of yard wide, soft finished
Bleached Domestic, full pieces, perfect
goods, no dressing; worth regular 9c
yard. A limit of 18 yards
to customer, for.V
Qheen Pr< >s.
ffi Fall Millinery |
PJ Modifications—and absolutely cor- 8|
hi rect—of the best examples of au- Lj
jO thorities whose skill and daring M
Ea have lifted them to a high point in
m the millinery world. New notes ap- |jj
p pear everywhere in the shapes and ^
L trimmings—new novelties that will J
gR jump into popular favor at once.
P This is our first announcement for W
P Fall, 1915—the most satisfactory O
showing we’ve ever made this early ftp
Hb in the season. You are very welcome M
to it whether to look or to buy. jjr
$5.00 All Wool Blanket $8.90
10-4 all wool Blankets, weight 4 lbs.
Come in plain colors and assorted
checks and plaids; warm and downy; an
ideal Blanket, for hoys and girls going
away to school; a good d»Q Qfl
$0.06 number. Pair.
17VsC Hemstitched 75c Table Linen
Cases 121/2c 58c
45x36-lnoh Hemstitched Ton Ploce8 of Onion I .In
Pillow Cases, large Pn an<l heavy mrrcerlzod
hems, linen finish, neat Sa"" ,,amnsU- f,4x7n in'
spoke hemstitching; a ' 7^
good 17 l-2c "| O 1 _ number. p^r)
value, each .... 14 2 L Yard .t)OC
New Dress Goods
and Silks
Winsome—most effectively so—are the
new weaves and colorings comprised in f f 4 . i " j ^
the generous stocks of dress fabrics for ^W^TWm
the fall and winter of 1915-1(5. Lot the *****
pride of all loyal American women grow /3U*^*irwi ^
apaee as they look upon those new fab- ^
ries made in the U. S. A. They are of
wondrous beauty in weave, pattern and Timm am only a few American
coloring. Placed side by side with for- manufacturers who can produce
cign looms they easily take first place, "10 ,n,ly Kronch llnpa iu thelr
for superiority is evidenced every- ('orspts- The n"‘kcr* of
where " Vida have succeeded remarkably
_ _ lu designing a garment that the
^_ most particular woman can wear,
—__ __ __ ,l.a Vida Is being worn by women
i* all | \ 1 fj (jIqY'PC who formerly paid from $16.00 to
$26.00 for their Corsets.
Despite the fact that war is raging in the
section of Europe where all foreign kid ,f you arP wpari,1R hlRh prteed,
gloves are produced, we are able to place imported Corsets, you should
on sale Monday morning 100 dozen two- hav® a mtlnR of nur nPW ftt"
clasp Kid Gloves at, , pa niodfila of ,A Vlda to abnw you
per pair . Dl/C Us bpau,lrul »»”'*•
(Ordinarily sold at 89c) (Corset Dept, 2d Floor)
f Embroidery Sale
Monday
Embroidery Edges and Insertions, up to 10c and q
** 12 l-2c yard (soiled); to close out, yard .OC
i ' 45-incn Organdie Embroidered Flouncings, $1.25 and nn
j | V .39 alue. Sale price, yard .OOC I
I j 18-inch Embroidery Flounce for making JQ _
j ;] children’s dresses. Yard ..rrJ/C
! Heavily Embroidered Petticoat Flouncings, qr _
18 inches wide, at, yard .OdC
Chiffon Embroidery, 18 inches wide and dainty pat- nr „
terns; 59c and 09c value. Yard ...ODC
Ladies' Muslin Skirts
98c .
New Skirts with deep flounces, trimmed in lace, rib
i*. bon and embroidery—others with plain tucked
flounces—made of good quality of Qfi/»
muslin, full width and all lengths.wOv
Bungalow Aprons
49c .
New lot of Bungalow Aprons, made of gingham and percale—all
the new styles, including open down back, open down front and
several other styles; trimmed in braid and con
Wasting colors; worth 75c. Special ..
New Skirts $5.98
See ilio now fall models in Ladies' and Misses’ Skirts.
The styles are prettier than ever before. Nobby |
belted effects with shirred waist QQ
Children’s New Fall
Dresses $1.00
Full line of Children’s Fall Dresses—all new fall
styles; made of gingham and percale; stripes, checks
and plaids, liny the children’s school dresses now
and get the first pick; age 2 to d*-| aa
14 years. Special .«PA*UU
Children’s Drawers
12 Pair $1.00
Another lot of those Drawers—made of host quality
cambric, with hemstitched tucks, cut full sizes; ages
2 to 12 Monday special, aa
12 pair for.«pA*UU
(Only 12 Pair to Customer)
Last Call on Silk Petticoats
Panamas • $1.19
! »« Valuta Mow *1 A sale of Silk Petticoats In all the
$1-001 |S«S ■ : .. $1.19
The Best Wearing on Earth
( .munsing
Union Suits
1 Every school boy and girl in
s town, all the grown-up folks,
*• too, ought to wear the sen
| sible, serviceable, satisfac
? torv, perfect fitting, popular
priced Munsing Union Suits.
No other underwear will
wear longer, wash better or
tj fit and cover the form more
1 perfectly. Prices are reason
I able. In fact, Munsing Un
t derwear, on account of its
1 usual durability and wash
I ability, is the most economi
| cal underwear you can buy.
Wintry days dll find you
snug and warm in Munsing
Union Suits. "derwear Department
—Second t',,'
} ) ^_____
New Novelties Special for Monday
Silk Cords’and Tassels, all colors; fP^ Children’s good School Hose— -| A _
10c quality. Each :.Dv “Wunderhose” brand. Pair. -LUC
White Golfine Belts, new and P A „ Closing out balance of Ladies’ Pearl Silk
up-to-date. Each ..«.. DUC Fancy Hose; $1.00 and $1.50 fiQp
White Kid, Patent Leather, Kid and Ore- ?aal‘ties’, at ............ • ■ • • ■
tonne Trimmed Belts; regular Vh,ldren S Sch°o1 Handkerchiefs, QC
50c value. Each ...... .^DC *** ... .. .... . *Dt
..... ^ „ Ladies’. Pure Thread Linen Hem
Silk Girdles, all black, gold and black; mil- stitched Handkerchiefs, each .DC
e^c^' ^"1 00 Ladies’ “Kayser” Chamoisette QQ/»
$1.95 and... Gloves, 8 and lft-button. Pair .... Dt/C
Stickerei Braids, pink, light blue, -I A„ Novelties in the Newest Pall Neckwear and
red and navy. Bolt. AUl/ Hosiery
en Rros.
- I
50c Crib Blan-1 35c Bath Tow-1
ket 39c els 25c
,)<Jx4()-inuli Crib Blankets, Large 24x48-iucli bleached
<*ome put up in dustproof Batii Towels, new cadet
box, assorted nursery pat- weave; will absorb water
terns for baby carriage like a sponge; made in a
robes and bed; regular 50c southern mill; regular
rbcr.39c ;s;.r' 25c
Fine Values for Monday
Brown Linen—30 inches wide, heavy quality; a good, substantial and
durable wearing fabric; good for thousands of purposes; a*-* oo
plenty here for everybody. 15 yards for . . . JpA.UU
White Flannel—Just for (lie advertisement it will give us, -j r?
you take advantage of il, good weight. Special, per yard.._ADC
Viyella Flannel—Neat stripes and checks for baby coals, etc., also i
solid w’hlle. Viyella does not fade or shrink and is iJO
a 76c value. Our special, per yard ..OOC
Whltj Flannel—Splendid quality, 27-inch, half wool; the
most used quality lor infants' wear. Per yard .&OC ' .Ml
32-inch Anderson's Gingham—William Anderson Is known to make the
best nnd prettiest gingham in Hie world. We have his entire -| (J
line; get your school dresses now. Per yard ..
Extra Special 3b inch Cuting—Something new—Outings previously sold
here were only 27 Inches wide, neat stripes and checks; -a xv
10c value*. Special, per yard .AUC
36-Inch Percale—Dross and shirt patterns; 15e quality; 1 A ‘ '
beautiful palterns. A special good bargain, per yard . AUC
Dress Gingham -27 Inches wide, all kinds of pretty patterns, large and -J
small plaids and eilecks, stripes and solids; 1A IK
* good washable fabric. Per yard ..Al/CT '■v-lfl