The Atlanta Constitution
November 28, 1920

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VOL. LIII., No. 167. ATLANTA, GA., SUNDAY MOR NING, NOVEMBER 28, 1920. * - » + i : ; ~ , > i... =annnnniuun Weusevevacuccorneveccdouucecennsausuccavegecnsccuoccovenensoasceveveenassueceeeegsasctocccauereugnenscoocccesessssssvecceceavoedbashsseeesuavsstoueseesoevsvsssdndvecesagevvenvsnscsenraene a call — = eo — — —_— — caagll — — a -_ —~— ~_- —_ -_ -_ = — —_— — -_— — — — Seal — —_— — — — Sal —_— Caml —_— _— — = — -— — Call —_ — — — _— —_ asad — — —_ — a —_ — —_ —_ — —_ —_ —_ —_ -_ —_ cael -— —_ —_ —_— —_— — - —_ —_ — — — — — - — — — — - -_ ~~ — -_— — — — -_ — - — _— — — onal eal — —_ — — — —_ — - — — — -_— -_— — — —_ —_ — -_ — —_ — — —_ — _ —_ — — — -_ — -_ —_ — Saal _ —_ —— — —_ — — em — -_ — — -_ -_- _— -_ — _— -_-= — —_— -_ -_ -_ -_— —_ — coal — — _—— — —_— / —_ -_ - - - -_ - _— = -~ - -_ - - - - - - - -_ - -_ - - - -_ +. - . - . 7 . 7 * TULL ULE eee eee eee eee ~ > Ge ting \ COGuCEANCaNCANASAAOOELE HAUNOUEGUUSUUOOUEOUGOUEOERSAGAANEROEHENLUOGEOOUEONUOUUOAUOGUEES | | | an ; - . : red g- . « r ¢ ate > > Sterling Silver Rings The Newest Fad in UMBRELLAS —and we have some beauties, tipped with amber or ivory and eovered with rainproof silk. All colors —All Silk Umbrellas with ivory or baccolite ringed handles and tips to match, also some leather handled with side strap. AN colors -—A Special. All Silk Umbrellas in all colors; black, navy, brown, green and purple, Assorted ringed handled with tips to match. An unustial value —The short ferruled kinds that fit nicely into trunk, covered with tape edged silk, which is guaran- teed against splitting. War tax included. Ee Ss 4 ap ) MMs, 2 1s ) . ee Mh jee Pu So ee ~Qne Can't Picture Christmas Without Ribbons —Little girls must have new sashes and crisp hairbows, dainty “undies” must be ribbon run, holly wreaths must be tied with red rib- bon, and of caurse, no gift must be sent without it’s tied with gay rib- bon. Then, too, ribbon offers great possibilities for bags and boudoir dainties and other ‘“what-nots.” —Hair-bow Ribbons in every color and combination. 49 7sc qualities, special.. + C —Others specially priced at 75¢, $1.00, $1.50, $200 and up, includ- ing Roman stripes, plaids, em- broidered, — and tapestry ribbons. —A full line of narrow satin rib- bons with the wider widths to match in all colors. ip ure Silk Sweater Coats— Values to $50.00 Nid Models ‘2 4.35 A sensational special for Monday’s __ selling— popular Tuxedo models in fashionable tones of blue, rose, green, gray, tan and also black and combinations. The newest, smartest sweaters brought out this season of pure thread silk in both plain and fanev weaves. AHI sizes. if There are two reasons why next week and especially Monday, should be' the most propituous time to shop at our store. One is that winter goods of all kinds: suits, dresses, furs, children’s clothes, shoes, piece goods, blankets, and so on, are greatly reduced without consideration of cost in order to show a clean sheet by January Ist. The other is that Christmas stocks are arriving daily, including the choicest “gift things,” bought at newest revised prices, and those who shop early, of course, get the freshest and most desirable articles. 3 Make “Him” a Silk Shirt All Our Finest Suits Are Reduced to a Half Price he likes to wear silk shirts—it’s the nature of him, but some men won’t pay the price of ready-made —and Even Less Than Half in Maay Instances As every woman _ knows, ones, - We Have Reduced Our $ 7 50 $3.50 to $5 Silk Shirtings to ° prices are down and we can re- —So here’s a chance to give him two or three beau- nlace our stocks for less than tiful silk shirts for the rice of one, and make him we! paid, so we are going to proud of your handiwork as well. Our most super- “take our medicine” now by of- lative qualities; radiums, broadcloths, Jap and crepe ftne o ier i di. de chines, in all the newest 1920 patterns. + § ms ; mo ine bs radl- Rich Costume Velvet—Our ee et ee e $5.00 Grade—Special $3.25 prices will seem high in com- The preference for the simple, regal lines of the Princess, parison. Hence, no matter how » Renaissance and Moyen Age models makes velvet one of the much we paid nor how much most favored mid-winter fabrics. This is 36 inches wide, and “igre ong: a ee they are worth, any suit in our ebay are and all the leading —." 1ades. Fast puile- entire stock may ie bought for Corduroy Velvet suitable for lounging robes, negligees and : half price or even less. children’s clothes in black, white and colors. bs Fro fashion centers co h A $1.50 grade | ‘hese three groups represent the major- — a ity of these suits, though there are other noe et ee eee Sa Ove ° 4 , N ‘4 -N}) Other Attractions Monday in groups as low as $36.75 and as high as shadowed by the one-piece dress of Our Silk Department £97.50 early fall, has reappeared in full fa- gh : par Se . here is no gainsaying $2.00 Black Dress Satin, 36 inches wide $1.69 ; ‘ vor again, and t £ y $2.50 Palette de Soie, 36 inches wide, yd. $1.69 ro Sp were the comfort and smart style of the $2.00 Black Taffeta, 36 inches wide, yd. $1.69 $97.00, are now coat and skirt costume. $4.50 Charmeuse, 40 inches wide, yd..... $2.95 Suits that were Wh . : a | erefore the sure appeal of this $5.00 Satin Crepe, 40 inches wide, yd..... $3.95 $110.00, are now extraordinary offering of fashionable Suits that were suits, masterpieces in style and tailor-- $135.00, are now Ing. Gift Suggestions from the Elegant English Twill Serge It has been ancient history since you have been able to buy a piece of-serge like a a | ‘this for anything near the price. <A real SOT ENTS a English tailor twill, it is thoroughly Su DOG! sponged and shrunk— weighty, firm and fine. A host of colors: 52 inches wide— Black Navy - Seal Green Burgundy Pekin Kings blue Golden Purple Copen Reindeer Taupe Wisteria Royal African Gray Would Be Good $ 2:39 Value at $3.50 All Linen : Scarfs and Luncheon Cloths are appre- ciated by every homekeeper. These are pure iinen edged around with deep cluny lace, in three sizes: 18x94-inch scarfs— 36-inch Round Center Pieces— }45-inch Luncheon Cloths, each Fancy Turkish Towels. No household has too many towels, and besides they offer sé many gift possibilities for combing jackets or hand-embroid- ered work. We have a big assortment in both towels and bath sets. 7 : Initial Bath Towels, blue initials on a very nice quality absorbent towel. 21x40 inches. _ value Aw Fancy Bath Towels in deep, rich borders of pink, ' SBvSN blue, helio and gold. An exceptional value and a 4 = meee Ss most attractive gift. 22x40 inches, each Turkish Bath Sets. Here is another special set, come in two colors, pink and blue—a very heavy towel with two wash cloths. Boxed, per set. .$1.75 Turkish Bath Sets. One Towel and two wash cloths in a nice Christmas box ready for parcel post, bordtred in blue or pink $ Turkish Bath Mat Sets in attractive gift boxes. One bath mat and one large towel, with two wash cloths, pink and blue colors. A five-piece set ee A Sale of ; = / ZLiegler’s and Reed’s—Valyes to $17 For Two Days Only— Monday and Tuesday A Dainty Collar Always an Acceptable Gift - There is no woman so dead to feminine charm who }s..not susceptible to the pret- tiness of a dainty collar, and there are some choice styles in these new arrivals. They consist of coat collars, dress collars, sets and vestees, in »mbroidered eyelet effects, heavy lace, net and lace, also embroidered and lace ‘ trim- When you read this advertise- med organdy, $1-00 and $1.50 ment please take into consideration that these shoes represent the best work- manship, finest leathers and smartest styles that are turned out by the Zeigler $6.50 A Warm Blanket Robe ~ And Particularly if its a Beacon —is a source of unalloyed joy to ite possessor. Surely there Is never a woman that breathes, if she does not already possess. one, who does not aspire to own a really “eomfy’’ robe. : —The Bacon comes in big all envelop- ing styles for both the madame and ‘the master, in rich warm colors and attrac- tive patterns; with pockets, cord and some are finished with bright and satir ribbon or binding $6.30 to $14.95 ae You a Pair of Dainty Hands? —QOr maybe you know someone who has. Then come Monday and buy a pair of real French kid gloves that sold from $3.50 to $4.50 in white and light colors (a few black) for only No exchanges or refunds. None fitted or sent C. O. D. Mostly small sizes. A Volunsilaias Ca of Soft, Fluffy Marabou. would give Mother a thrill of pleasure, and daughter, too, for there is nothing quite so warm, light and becoming. Tail trimmed ones, also others with ostrich bands, very specially priced at 4-00 to $29.00 and EK. P. Reed factories, and others re- nowned the world over for high-grade footwear. | Included are both dress and walking styles, with every kind of heel, in black and brown leathers. A really extraordinary offering, quality considered. ——- All Charge Purchases - For balance of ~ this month will appear on December statements, _ not due until January. ? . . J , ’ : : q ' ; Ff : ; ’ _ r . ’ . ad e po ae f t * ‘ wa. 2 ~ Ties ee — 426 Women's Fine Coats —arrived Saturday morning, too late for more than a meager mention in today’s advertisement. These were bought at Half Pri —sent right off the racks by our buyer who is now in New York, and we place them on sale Monday at the same ratio. Included are beautiful wrappy styles‘ and lux- urious fur-collared models—every coat a new one. 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