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THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD
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VOLUME XLIX B
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1919
SPORTING SECTION
NUMBER 138
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WE SELL
COMMUNITY SILVER
(Ihben Bros
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THIRD FLOOR
The Best Selection of Suits and Dresses Is Ready For Your Inspection
The Caheen Apparel Sections Announce the Following Acquisitions:
We have become the sole agents in this city for the
read about this article of wear in all the current fash
zines. It is not a fad, but has grown to be a practical
for the woman and miss.
£• mha£!
n e c essity
‘ N U i NT LEATHER
These coats are for motor, street, travel, country and sport wear. The models are short and
long, each one possessing its own mark of distinction. Come in and see the display. They
will sell from $45.00 to $95.00.
HAND TAILORED SUITS AND DRESSES
We handle exclusively hand tailored Suits and Dresses that are productions of “SOLOMAN
& BLUM,” a house that compares with “HICKMAN,” “MILGRIM” and “HARRY COL
LINS.” We will show models to sell up to $200.00.
“PAM MADE DRESSES”
Again we wish to call your attention to the fact that we handle the “PAM” hand tailored
and fancy frocks, for missess and young ladies, as we did in the past season. It is a line of
dresses that has no equal in the country when you consider style, quality and price. An an
nouncement will be made later when the showing will be complete. These dresses will sell
from $50.00 to $200.00.
“What We Always Have”
A complete line of the best tailored and most attractive Suits, Coats and
Dresses for the stouter lady. •
Misses’ School and Street Frocks, in serge, tricotine, velour, yaloma
satin and tricolette, from $16.98 to $65.00.
Ladies’ Morning and Afternoon Frocks, in serge, tricotine, moonglow,
velour, yaloma satin, kitten’s-ear crepe, brocaded satins, tricolettes,
paulette and other soft brilliant materials; $16.98 to $100.00.
Misses’ and Ladies’ gorgeous Suits, in tricotine, silvertone, tinseltone,
ducet de laine, yaloma, fostuna, frostglow and other materials, in
brown, taupe, reindeer, beaver, raccoon, faison and navy and black, for
misses and ladies. Come, see the smart selections.
The Brilliant Array of Millinery
-IHIS is a season of brilliant millinery, not so much in colors
I -—although color brilliancy is a conspicuous fiote in the
■viL'-j styles—but brilliant in the diversity, the conception, the
53§S|j originality and the richness of the modes.
Students.of famed historical paintings will note the influence of
the Louis period; motifs that unmistakably indicate toreador
inspirations as well as suggestions of the Arab turban.
On all sides in the millinery section are hats which New York
has copied and adapted from Paris importations.
Hats large and small, in brims, curves, corners and soft folds of
seemingly unending variety.
At our usual long range of prices.
Children’s Romp
ers From $1.00
to $2.00
A complete fall line of chil
dren’s Creepers and Romp
ers in plain and smocked
styles; pink and blue stripes
—also solid colors.
Children’s School
Sweaters
Wo have a complete line of girls*
and boys’ School Sweaters, in
wool, both heavy and light
weights. In all colors and sizes.
Prices ranging from
$3.98 to $7.98
The New
BLOUSES
Blouses of every type are arriving every
day.
Innovations in the overblouses are many
and most attractive; a waist with silk
fringe falling eighteen inches below the
waistline — others still longer — straight
lines from shoulders to knee almost—very
distinguished indeed.
Colors—pheasant brown, navy blues, etc.,
are quite proper, and the vivid green, ce
rise and orange wool embroideries give
bright and smart touches to these styles.
Scores of new Georgette blouses of the
practical tailored types showing the latest
neck, sleeve and cuffs ax-e here tomorrow.
At a large range of prices.
Special Sale Of
B-L-A-N-K-E-T-S
66x80 Wool Blankets; come in assorted
plaids and plain fl*p7 QO
white. vl •*'0
72x86 extra weight Wool Blankets; come
in plain white; assorted fl flfl
borders. «PlU.VU
60x80 famous Motor Weave All-Wool
Blankets for auto and sleeping QC
porch; dark, rich colors. v* »vw
66x84 Army and Navy Wool Blankets—
$7.50
$4.50
$4.50
$3.98
come in plain tan and
brown.
66x80 Mijpol Finished Plaid
Blankets.
66x80 extra weight plain
gray Blankets.
64x80 plaid Blankets, wool
finish.
2-Yard Table Cloths
$1.59
About ten dozen 2-yard pattern
Table Cloths, hemmed, ready for
every one a pattern cloth,
use;
made from heavy mercerized
satin damask. Price quoted less
than you can buy same material
from bolt—extra PQ
special.
New Style
, Scarfs
From $8.98 to
$20.00
We have a beautiful line of
the latest style Scarfs in all
the new shades, with belt and
pockets; also straight lines.
Prices ranging from $8.98 to
$20.00.
Ladies’ Bath
Robes From
$6.98 to $10.98
We are now showing a
complete line of Ladies’
Bath Robes, made in the
beacon and floral designs
—trimmed with the wide
satin folds—in all sizes.
Scarfs
And Table
Centers 25c
One lot of lace trimmed
and plain Scarfs and
Table Centers. Come in
white and assorted col
ors* Price quoted less
than present wholesale
cost of material. 0|*
While the lot lasts
Specials
For Monday
18-inch Cambric Embroidery
Flouncing for children’s
dresses, underskirts and cam
isoles; extra good quality in
plain and openwork designs.
Special for Monday OJ.
only—yard.
Torchon Cluny Edges and In
sertions in match sets; very
durable for scarfs and pillow
cases. In white and ecru; up
to 2 inches wide. For
this sale, yard..
8c
Embroidery remnants, includ
ing Edges, Insertions and
Beadings — just the trim
m i n g you
want lor chil
dren’s school
underwear in
a 11 length?
and widths—■
very special,
yard
4ic
36-In. Curtain Goods
19c
One large table of full piece Cur
tain Scrims and Voiles. Come
plain white and cream, also col
ored border designs; worth on to
day’s market 25c.
Special.
19c
Wash Goods Department
Third Floor
Gingham Special, Per Yard 35c
Standard brands, extra good quality, heavyweight, fast colors.
The most wonderful lot of pretty patterns such as is found in high
priced ginghams; extra large fancy plaids, stripes, checks and
solids to match.
White Outing, Soft and Fluffy, Per Yard 25c
Cretonne, 36 Inches Wide, Per Yard 35c
36-inch soft finish lightweight; used for draperies, quilts and com
forter coverings. Pretty bright floral and Persian designs.
White Flannel, 27 Inches Wide, Per Yard 59c
Shirting Material, Per Yard 49c
Manhattan Madras and Percale, the best known material for mak
ing shirts. Make his shirt and save a dollar.
Superlative Flannelette, 36 Inches Wide, Yard 45c
Fleeceback Serge finish, correct weight for house dresses, ki
monos, etc. Plenty of pretty patterns.
Mill Ends Dress Gingham, Per Yard 25c
Pretty patterns, good 35c value. One ease to close Monday.
Plaid Suiting and Skirting, Per Yard 89c
36 inches wide, heavy weight woven patterns of pretty plaids.
Appears like real wool suiting.
Kiddie Kloth, 32 Inches Wide, Per Yard 49c
A woven cloth; the right weight for children’s wear, ladies’ house
frocks and skirts, men’s and boys’ shirts; neat stripes, checks and
solid colors.
Mercerized Flannel, 32 In. Wide, Per Yard 49c
Appears for silk. Ideal for street and house frocks. The correct
goods for a nice-looking, inexpensvie dress.
“Repeat
For YOUR
Sale”
Benefit
Such was the unprecedented success the past two
days of the Bootery’s
$9.85 Sale of
Fall Shoes
that we shall repeat our offer for Monday and
Tuesday.
Dress Styles
All-over Grey Kid
All-over Black Kid
All-over Mat Kid
All-over Brown Calf
Patent, Fawn Buck Top
Glazed Kid, Fawn Top
Walking Styles
Patent, Fawn Buck Tap
Tan Ruuk Calf, Fawn Top
Brawn Ruaaia Calf
Black Calf. Mat Top
Crap KM, Cray Buck Tap
Black Kid, Cray Tap
Values to $13
Modeled over the smartest lasts of the fall season, and
made to our order by the finest shoemakers in the coun
try. This sale demonstrates once again the Bootery’s
supremacy for over-values.
Shoo Deportment—Second Floor
r
Silk Top Lamb’s Wool
Comforts,
$7.98
EXTRA SPECIAL—One lot of
full size Lamb’s Wool Comforts,
all silk top, with large plain silk
borders; filled with pure lamb’s
wool; a strong $10
value—special.
$7.98
Ladies’
Sweaters
We are showing a beautiful
line of Ladies’ Sweaters in the
coat, ripple and slip-over
styles. Colors, American Beau
ty, salmon, turquoise, green,
rose—in all sizes.
Ladies’ Outing
Gowns From
$2.50 to $4.98
Received our full line of
Ladies’ Outing Gowns and
Pajamas in pink and blue
stripes; also solid white—
in all sizes.
Crepe and Outing
Kimonos From
$1.98 to $6.98
We have a beautiful line
of Crepe and Outing Ki
monos, in all floral de
signs, in the straight and
empire styles. Prices
ranging from d*/* QQ
$1.98 to.«P0.VO
A Sale of Colored
Bed Spreads
We have several hundred
of the new Thorowe^r
Bed Spreads, made to
give service; heavier and
stronger than dimity or
crinkle spreads; used in
hotels, schools and hos
pitals. Come in plain
white and pink and blue
stripes. Come in all sizes
at the following special
prices:
%
$2.50
72x90 for three-quarter
beds
$2.75
80x90 for
large dou
ble beds
$2.98
Children’s Coats
$12.50 to $25.00
Just received our new fall line
of misses’ and children’s coats.
In the new fall styles, made of
beautiful materials. Colors in
tan, rose, blue, green, burgun
dy and turquoise blue--with both
cloth and fur collars. Prices
ranging from $12.50 to $25.00.
Children’s Wool
Dresses, $7.9&
to $15.00
We are showing our new fall line
! of children's silk and serge
dresses: made in middy and Pe
I ter Thompson style—with the
j white and red bi-aid trimmings.
I Sizes 6 to 14.
A Pre-eminent Showing of the
Winter Dress Goods
PTl
Pt ►'(
HIS best equipped of dress goods stores an
nounces to those who are planning their
tailored suits for the season a superb col
lection of rich cloths.
Such goods as peachbloom velours, wool and silk
velours, goldtip velours, dovet de laine, cashmere
velours, silvertoned jerseys and tricotines, broad
cloths, embroidered velours and serges, cheviots,
tweeds, homespuns, corduroys, velveteens, sports
plaids are liberally represented in the department
just now, and these are th<# fine goods that good
tailors use as the foundation on which to create
their most exclusive models.
French Serge, all wool, in colors or
black—36 inches—on sale foe.
French Serge, all wool, in colors or
black—42 inches—on sale for.
French Serge, all wool, in colors or
black—44 inches—on sale for..
I, 50 inches,
$1.75
$2.25
$2.50
$3.98
New Novelty Plaids, all
large plaids—on sale for
Velours in colors and black, sponged and # J PA
shrunk, 45 inches—on sale for. o“hIV
Tricotine in navy, brown, tea and gray,
56 inches—on salo for.
$6.00
Broadcloth in colors and black, sponged tf* J PA
and shrunk, 48 inches—on sale for.
New Silk Shirtings with satin stripes,
$2.75 value, at.
$2.25
Crepe Sans Gene Silk Shirting in large range of
colofc, stripes and a $3.50 PO •TP
value for .. v«lw
Silk Broadcloth and Lajerz Crepe Shirting in stripes,
and a $4.50 value—on sale
for.
Satin, Duchess finish, 36 inches; all
colors—a $3 value—on sale for. . . .
$3.50
$2.25