The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, December 30, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1923. THK BANNBR-nKRAM). ATHKNB. GEORGIA — By MRS. ALICE ADAMS. — Residence 832 MI89 ELSIE JESTER’S LOVELY PARTY (were served at the card table*. Main Lucille Patlllo, will I The lovely party was one of the receiving and serving, largest ned most delightfully.. Invited to meet Mrs. Davis, Mru. planned social events of the Christ*’ Turner and Mrs Cornell are; Mr, mas holidays; , and Mrs Frederick Williams, Mr. ■—[B— and Mrs. Ross Chambers und their MRS. TURNER AND MR8. 'quests. Mir* Willie Rice of Mar* DAVI8 SHARE HONORS ) shallvUle, Mr and Mrs. Peyton Complimenting their house-• j one „ f Mr , an( j Mrs. C Y Alexander guests, Mrs. Rufe Turner and Mrs.-Mr and Mrs Angus Bird. Dr and Glenn npvts. of,Athens and Mrs : Mrs Charles Hilburn, Mfr. and Eider Cornell, of Atlanta, Mr. and, Vr ^ J nen T. jVainwrifht, Mr and Mrs. Louis Tharp* will entertain f Mrs Baldwin Martin. Mr and Mrs. with nine tables of bridge thl*[-H a i Hmltli. Mr and Mrs Edward holly ! evening at their homft in Ingle* Mnrkwater, "Mr. and Msr. Raymond Russdl. Mr. and Mra Eugene Wlm room, dining room* — will be decorated elnb- Rlchmond In [ of t! libmi Carlton In .'ly, Dr and Mrs Paul Gat*'*. D.- and Mrs. Albert Jelks. Mr. And Mrs George Patterson, and Mr hrd Mrs. R A Tharp#.—Macon News- $2.50 and $275 Heayy Canton Crepes For ....... ..... $3.49 Extra Heavy Canton Crepes . For : .. .. $3.75 Satin Canton For inding Up The Year With A Great Sale Of Silks ___ Monday morning every piece of silk in the house goes in a *><**,; with prices greatly reduced-prices you haven’t been able to ob tain and prices you won’t be able to obtain again. WOOLEN GOODS of every description go in this sale, too. An honest ft) * ; goodness Clearance Sale of SILKS and WOOLENS. Cur prices are always reasonable to begin with, and these reductions make • every yard a bargain. This sale will be strictly CASH because our profit has been eliminated. Every Desirable Color Is Shown and the Quality Is the Best. $1.98 $2.69 $2.98 $2.69 $1.69 $1.19 $1.59 $2.69 $3.98 $1.39 $1.69 $2.49 $2.69 98c $3.49 $1.49 $1.98 89c $1.98 All of these silks are taken from our regular stock and every piece of .silk in the house will be included in this sale. WOQLEN GOODS AT MONEY SAVING PRICES The entire stock of woolen goods will be included in this sale— SERGES POIRET TWILLS, CHARMEEN, VELOURS, TRI- COTINES, SKIRTINGS , COATINGS, PLAIDS, STRIPES, CHECKS. All the desirable colors are shown in all qualities. The Entire Stock of Woolen Goods At a Reduction of One-Third. Wise shoppers will be quick to take advantage of these wonder ful savings offered in this sale of Silks and Woolens. ■ ' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND ORNAMENTS AT HALF PRICE Along with the silk clearance sale we will offer all of the orna ments, buckles and other dress trimmings at HALF THE REG ULAR PRICE. [ { Davison-Nicholson Co. Yuletlde decoration# w «™.“„ v \ nd aSSTtJSTSXi'w. , yo “"« h »«f» »rl,ht occmlon. P«t.y Pr.»=h and hall. wil. „ br, w , t ° novelties were the prizes th? top orately In dozen# *, !*.».** i table#.wore wa# won by Mi## Fran***# rotor, polnsettlas, holly and mlstle 1 ,et nt attractive] Myers and the lnw score by Mist toe dJES&yW Eleanor Tobey. Following the t Mr#. Robert Thorpe, Ml## Helen MISS MARIE TIBBETT TO on Cobb street. The|spirited game two delicious course*. Barne# Miss Annie Mary Jolly, and ( ENTERTAIN FOR MISS “ --- - - ——i — • EVELYN KlNGSBERRY Monday afternoon Ml#* Marie Tibbetts will entertain ot ft lovely *cn In honor of Miss Evelyn Rings* herry of Franklin N. C. who will he the attractive- guest of Miss Frances Forbes foe several day#. The holidays have been very gay with many parties given by the young college contingent hut none more happily planned than that of Miss Marie Tibbett's. SOCIAL COMMITTEE FIRST 8APTIST CHURCH W. M. S. .Combines program WITH MISSION 8TUDY The regular motbtjr meeting ter Mission .study of the W. M. S. of the First Baptist church which wa* postponed from Monday, the 24th it December will be held Monday afternoon the 31st of Defcember at ♦ o’clock In the church parlor, Mrs. Duncan Burnett, chairman af the educational committee will present the program. Fallowing this sesrlon of study the /program will be turned over to the social committee, thl# date be- *t»g the time for the quarterly so cial meeting. * •—W— MISS FRANCES FORBES ENTERTAIN8 FOR MISS KlNGSBERRY TUE8DAY Miss Frances Forbes will enter tain nt a delightful luncheon Tues lay at noon In honor of Miss Eve lyn Klngsberry of Franklin. N. C her house guest which will add most happily to the social activl ties of the week. —IB— WOMAN’S MISSIONARY 80CIETY FIRST M. E. CHURCH The Woman’s Millenary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon in the Ba- room at 4 o’clock. This will most Important meeting and nil circle treasurers are urged bring finanicial reports. MRS. CHARLE8 H. PHINIZY ENTERTAIN8 AT TEA Mrs. Charles II. Phlnlzy Is en tertaining at tea this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock -nt Frultland Manor In compliment to Mr and Mrs. Fhln izy Gary. Mr. and Mr*. W. Tl Gary and* Mr and Mrs. Martin Gary—Aiqfrsta Herald. Cnpt. and Mrs. Jeptha H. Rucker left Saturday for a stay,of ten •lays with Mr and Mra. George In Columbia, 8 C. They will be at home to their friends after Jan* unry the 10th, 1124. Mr Hal'Williams of Charlotte, N C. was nmong the holiday vlaltorr here'Inst week. Miss Francos Northcutt and lit tle Jafmny Xarttosut left Saturday for Marietta to visit thefr grand* mother, Mrs. Elizabeth W. North* cutt. * ^ —HB— Misses Lucy and Lois Lampkln, Ruth Richards and Montlne Ver Nooy are spending the week end in Commerce with Miss Thelma Stark, who entertained at a lovely luncheon In their honor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Horace ot Eatonto'n ore the week end guests o* Mr>. Sallle- Bell. Mrs. Rufus Ttlrwer and Mrs. Glenn Davla will return from Ma- today, where they have b##n visiting. —!P~ Mr. and Mra. Jack Jones have returned to Atlanta after n visit In the city. (B - * Mrs. Carl Thornton and young *on. Robert left Friday for a visit to Birmingham. —MU Miss Myrtis O'Dell left last week for a visit to Birmingham. Miss Claud Reynolds spent the Christmas holiday# In May#vIIIe and Atlanta. Mr. George H. F. Chandler la returning to Winston-Salem, N. C. after visiting his relatives near Madison. ■■ Bl — * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brooks and son Woodrow of Macon are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. E Brook# Mr#. Dora Williams of Atlanta la Visiting In the city. NO PROFIT SALE Final Clearance Sale of Ready - to - Wear Reasonably priced to begin with, these reductions in prices on ladies and children’s ready-to- wear make every garment a wonderful bargain. All in goed styles, best quality materials and in the desirable colors! Wc surrender our profit, and more for many of these garments are offered at less’ than cost to us—for this reason this will be a CASH SALE.' A real opportunity to save money is given you in this Finaj Clearance Sale of Rcady-to-Wcar. $8.25 and $3.50 Extra Heavy Crepe de Chines For < $2.25 Quality Crepe de Chines For .. . v . $1.69 Light Weight Crepe de Chines For .. 7 : $1.98 and $2.25 Georgette Crepes For .. .’P.'v’/v .'(iv-. O.-fH c;>. t». ,76 Heavy Silk and Wool Crepes For 1.00 Chiffon Velvets, a Very Fine Quality .... For • • • • • • • • $1.98 Taffetas, All Good Colors V For .... ‘. $2.60 Taffetas, in the Best Colors i > For ■ • - $3.49 Duvtynes, Best Quality For • • • $3.69 Brocade Canton Crepes For ■> .. *• •• • • • $1.49 Kimona Silks, in Pretty Colors For $4.95 Velvet Crepes, Extra Good Quality * For • $1.98 Silk Shirtings, Good Patterns and Colors For ,. .. ... .. .. ... .. .. •• v $3.50 Printed Cantons, Best Quality For $1.25 Silk Pongee 12 Momme Quality For •' • •. • • • ■ ■ $2.60 Charmeuse Satins For 6.#- ATHENS’ BUSIEST STORE f Mr#. F. H. William# h#s rv turned from Madison where visited relative# for several day#.. Mr. H. A. Shouse of Madison Visited here Thursday on business. —SR— Mir# Bill Shouse of Atlanta was the guest of Mrs- F. H. Wiliam# Friday. ^. -W— Mrs. W. H. Benson and children left Saturday for Marietta to #l#lt relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith re turned to Charlotte. N C» Saturday after spending the holiday# here. —-fB— Miss Evelyn KIngrKerry of Franklin N C.. arrive** Monday to .visit Miss France# Forbes. U DRESSES OF EVERY KIND AT GREAT REDUCTIONS Every dress in the house is included in.the sale, evening dresses, street dresses, party dr .-so street dresses in a variety of material^, colors and styles and most every size. All $11.60 DRESSES at All $15.00 DRESSES at All $17.60 DRESSES at '. All $18.50 DRESSES at All $20.00 DRESSES at All $23.50 DRESSES at All $25.00 DRESSES at All $27.50 DRESSES at All $30.00 DRESSES at All $32.50 DRESSES at All $35.00 DRESSES at ....... All $37.50 DRESSES at . $6.98 . $8.98 . $9.98 $10.75 $11.98 $13.75 $14.75 $15.75 $17.25 $18.75 $20.75 $22.50 All $40.00 DRESSES at ..... ; ......... $2 All $42.50 DRESSES at $2 All $46.0!/DRESSES at ...Y. All $47.50 DRESSES at S2 All $50.00 DRESSES at S2 All $52.50 DRESSES at S3 All $55.00 DRESSES at . $3. All $60.00 DRESSES at S t All $62.50 DRESSES at St All $65.00 DRESSES at si All $67.50 DRESSES at S39 30 You could not begin to buy the materials and make these dresses at home for the price we are asking for them. SWEATERS REDUCED ONE-FOURTH Every sweater, sweater suit, knit cap and shawl is included in this sale at a reduction of TWENTY-FIVE ' PER CENT. Boys’, Girls’, Men’s and Ladies’ sweaters in all* colors and sizes, medium and heavy weights. YOU CAN BUY HATS NOW AT $1.98 Every Fall and Winter Hat must be closed out before the new season—We offer every hat left at $1.98—Originally the prices were $7.50 to $15.00. ; Colored Felt Hats that originally sold for $5.00 to $7250 are now priced 98c. They won’t last long at these prices. EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN COATS AT $17250 About thirty coats in this lot, good styles and materials, self and fur trimmed. Regularly priced $27.50 to $35.00, you may choose from the lot at $17250. COATS IN THE CLEARANCE AT SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS A good assortment of styles to choose from, best quality materials in the most desirable colors. An opportunity to save is offered in this sale. i 10.00 COATS Now Priced'.. $33.50 COATS Now Priced .. 538.50 COATS Now Priced .. $40.00 COATS Now Priced .. $42.50 COATS Now* Priced .. $45.00 COATS Now Priced '.. $47.50 COATS Now Friced .. $50.00 COATS Now Priced .. $57,50 COATS Now Priced .. $62.50 COATS Now’ Priced .. $67.50 COATS Now Priced .. $85.00 COATS L Now Priced .. * $95.00 COATS Now Priced .. . $102.50 COATS Now Priced .. Styles for slender youthful figures and styles for stout figures, some fur trimmed while oth ers have collars of self materials. You’ll be sure to find the coat you want here and the prices offer a substantial saving. $19.95”* $22.2*^ $25.00 $26.65 $28.35 $29.85 $31.75 $33.25 $38.35 $41.50 $45.00 $56.50 $63.25 $68.25 . FUR COATS AT HALF PRICE Those who hqve hesitated in buying a fur coat on account of the expense can now afford to buy—we offer you choice of any fur coat in the house at HALF PRICE. Short, three- quarter and long lengths. An assortment of good styles to choose from. ALL CHILDREN’S SILK AND ^OOLEN DRESSES ...... .. ........... REDUCED 1-! ALL SEPARATE SKIRTS-... REDUCED 1-3 ALL FUR NECK-PIECES ... REDUCED 1-3 ALL CHILDREN’S COATS .. REDUCED 1-4 ALL SHIRT WAISTS ,.(..... REDUCED 1-2 January Silk Sale—December 31st to January 5th—offering every piece of silk in the house at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. Nothing reserved, our entire silk stock goes in this sale. . Davison-Nicholson Co. Athens’ Busiest Store