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THE BANNER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1913.
PAGE THREE
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DAVISON-NICHOLSON COMPANY
WOOLTEX SUITS, GUARANTEED TWO SEASONS
Inimitable Spring Conceit
Wooltex styles are distinctive and will measure up to your
most critical desire. Paris modes are brought to your door in
the Wooltex. Elegant styles, elegant fabrics, fine tailoring.
Guaranteed to give two full seasons of satisfactory service.
Prices $25 00 to $40.00.
Special Showing of Suits at $15.00
These are remarkable values. In fact not one of these suits are worth less than $20.00. The
very best styles, all pure wool fabrics and fine hand-tailored garments, really made to sell for
more. Choice of these stylish suits $15.00.
Charming Suits at $18.50, $20 and $22.50
These are stunning suits, elegant in material, workmanship, and really great values, you will
be pleased with the models.
Exquisite Models in the New Spring Dresses
Suitable for home wear, for street wear, for dressy wear and
evening wear. We should be able to please you. Silk
Dresses, charmeuse dresses, crepe de chine and evening
gowns, shown in all the latest Paris models. Prices $12.50,
$15, $18.50, $20, $25 up to $35.
Linen, Ratine, Eponges and Wash Dresses
in all the latest and best styles, daintily trimmed and well made; large stock to select from.
Prices $6.95, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 up to $30.00.
Lingerie and Voile Dresses, in All the New Styles
Some beautiful models to select from, extra well made, daintily trimmed. Prices $5.00 to $25.
House Dresses in All Styles and Sizes
This saves sewing and really costs but little more than the material alone would cost. Made
of Ginghams and Percales. Prices $1.00, to $5.00.
Millinery Dept.
New shipment of Hats receivedjby
Saturday’s Express comprising all
the new styles in Gage, Fiske and
Colonial Hats; exclusive models,
too—come in and try them on, you
will be pleased with the new shapes.
Some beautiful shapes in the much
wanted blues.
Silks
Charmeuse.. Crepe Meteors, Crepe de Chines, Messa-
lines, Foulards, Eponges, Bulgarian and Novelty Silks.
Large Stock and beautiful line to select from; all prices
Wash Fabrics
All the new weaves in Voile, Crepe, Ratine and nov
elty fabrics. The largest and most complete stock of
wash Fabrics in the city to select from. Come in and
spend an hour in this department seeing the many
new fabrics for Spring.
Children’s Dresses
New shipment just received, com
plete run of sizes from 2 through
14-year sizes. Shown in Madras,
Percales, Ginghams, Chambrays,
Linen and Ratine—save sewing,
buy them ready made, extra well
made and the colors are absolutely
fast. Prices 59c to $2.50 each.
La Victoire Corsets
The La Victoire creates a beautiful and graceful figure.
Shown|in both front and back lace. Let us fit you in
a La Victoire Corset. Compare it carefully with what
you have been wearing; you 11 see style in every line;
you’ll feel comfort in every curve. The quality is
there in material and workmanship.
Prices $3.00 to $8.50
Thompson Glove Fitting Corsets
$1.00 to $2.50
C-B Corsets $1.00 to $3 00
Come in and have a trial fitting.
New Linens
45-Id. Crash In whites, oster shade, light blue, Copenhagen,
pink, navy, lavender, brown and white. One of Che most pop
ular weaves In linen for suits, skirts and dresses.
Only 75c the yard
36-In. Crash in white and colors at 35c and 45c the yard
36-In. Brown linens (20 per cent under price) 20c to 50c yard
White linens shown in all weaves and weights, 36 to 90-in.
wide 25c to $1.50 the yard
Special for Today’s Shopping
33-in. Amoskeag Gingham; 15c grade 10c
7 cakes best 5c soap, for 25c
3 cakes 10c soap for 20c
Baily’s Talcum Powder 5c the box
Gents’ 50c ties for 39c
Munsing Wear
Beyond Compare
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' Union Suits; low neck, no buttons, no sleeves, tight
knee-lengths; regulars 65c; out sizes 75c
Loose knee; no buttons, no sleeves, union suits; regulars 65c
One lot of tooth brushes; values up to 25c, for 15c
One lot of suiting, 25c grade 15c
One lot of laces; values up to 25c, choice of lot only 15c yd.
One lot of Ladles' Silk Gloves; close out at '....25c the pair
Ladies Union Suits; knee length, no buttons, no sleeves, um-
brella style; regulars $1.00; out sizes $1-25
Ladies low neck, no sleeves, no button, ankle length; regu*
Munsing Underwear
For Children
Children's Union Suits; low neck, no sleeves, button front,
knee length 50c per suit
Boys’ Athletic Suits; low neck, no sleeves, button front, knee
length per suit
Ladies' Gauze Vests; the famous Meiine make; shoulder
straps stay up 10c, 15c, 25c and 35c.
Ladies Gauze Vests, with sleeves 25c
Ladles’ Gauze Corset Covers 25 c
Ladies’ Gauze Drawers 25c
AGENTS FOR MUNSING UNDERWEAR
DAVISON-NICHOLSON COMPANY
AGENTS FOR WAYNE KNIT HOSIERY
meeting in 1901. Since then annual
meetings have been held with incrcas
,'d interest and attendance at Athens,
Ga., Columbia, S. C., Birmingham, Lex
ington. Plnehurst, Atlanta, Jackson
ville and several other leading cities
of the south.
Trolley Line to
Top of Lookout
Mountain Begun
TOM MLUFE
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(Special to the Banner.)
Itlchmond. Va., April 15.—How to
make rural life popular will be the
greatest problem dlscustC'd by the
Sixteenth Conference for Kducation
ir the South, which will meet here to
morrow and continue in session until
tli- end of the week. A series of side
conferences for the consideration ot
separate phases of the general topic
■till be held in connection with the
main conference. Farmers from all
parts of the south will meet to discuss
the best means of marketing farm pro
duce. representative business met of
•he south will take up the question rf
aid in agricultural development. A
ronfTence of editor:; will be held to
r tan for concerted press action and
other conferences will discuss pious
to make rural life more enjoyable
tluongh the medium of the country
churches, the schools and social cen-
tett.
The Conference for Kducation in the
South is not a teachers' asocio'ion for
the discussion of the technique of the
sc hool room, nor is it a mere business
or industrial conference. It is a com
ing together of the representatives of
a'l classes who have at heart the wel
fare of the country, and who believe
that the largest factor in the produc
tion of this welfare is the right edu
cation of ail the people for the duties
and responsibilities of industrial,
civic, social, and religious life. The
conference was organized in a very
simple and informal way at Capon
Springs in 1898, and held its first
three meetings there. Its larger ac
tivities began with the Winston-Salem
PRESIDENT POUND TO
MAKE ADDRESS ON 26TH
President Jerre M. Pound, presi
dent of the State Normal School, Ath
ens, will deliver the address on the
occasion of the celebration of Memo
rial Day at Lexington In Oglethorpe
county. That will make an address
well worth hearing and remembering
is an assured fact.
(Special to tho Banner.)
Chattanooga. Tenn., April 15—Work
is being pushed with all possible
speed on a new trolley lino to the top
of Lookout Mountain in order that it
may be ready for the Confederate re
union May 27-29. This road Is being
constructed at easy grade from tho
foot to the summit of the mountain,
so that passengers may board a car
in tho city of Chattanooga and ride
to the top of Lookout without change.
The manager of the road, Mr. W. E.
Boileua. promises that the new road
will be practically completed by the
date of the reunion. He is sure that
it will be in operation to the historic
Cravens house, if not to the top of
the mountain.
When this road is completed it will
be one of the most picturesque trolley
lines in America. The incline up
Lookout mountain is the heaviest
grade in the world for an incline. Ap
proaching the terminus ot the line
on top of the mountain, the grade is
sixty-six per cent. The care are
drawn by steel cables. The power
plant on top of the mountain is oper
ated by electricity, the current being
transmitted from the big electric pow
er plant on the Ocoee river, thirty
miles east of Chattanooga. This in
cline road is as safe as a modern ele
vator in an up-to-dato skyscraper. No
serious accident has ever occurred on
the road, during a service of more
than twentyflve years. The only trou
ble with this road Is that in case of
a large crowd, like a reunion assem
biage, the capacity is inadequate. The
new trolley lino is intended to meet
the demand for larger carrying capa
city. With Its completion, the carry
ing capacity of the mountain roads
will be practically unlimited.