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1 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WKOTEITPAY, 3Vm 19,19OT, 13 AND IN THE READY-TO- WEAR THURSDAY Sale of Little Girls Dresses Five dozen or so in the lot, all high- grade in the making and in the materials— you’d never guess it from the prices we’re putting on them, but, as we say, there are but five dozen. In white madras, plain and checked, white batiste and lawns, trimmed with lace and medallions. 3.00 Dresses, 1.50 4.00 Dresses, 2.00 5.00 Dresses, 2.50 6.00 Dresses, 3.00 7.50 Dresses, 3.75 Also one lot of lower priced gingham dresses, 2.25 and 2.50 ones, 2.50 ahd 3.00 Lingerie Waist's, 1.50 And 2.50 and 3.00 can do a great deal in white waists these days. A good many of these are ’’Royal” Waists, and every particular woman knows what that means. Lingerie creations with entire fronts of English eyelet embroidery, trimmed with inserted bands of embroidery in designs to match. i And also a few plain tailored effects, in linens. K ItaOhOS 1.15 One lot of long Kimonos in those dainty fan patterns, Dresden designs and polka dotted French lawns—blue and white, black and white, red and white, with bands of solid white lawn. Cut with full flowing sleeves; wide and full in the skirt. About 60 Kimonos in the lot that were priced 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, At 95c 10.00,11.50 andl2.50 Skirts, Thursday, at At 6.45 Voiles—and in just the colors that "have the call.” Black, blue, a few browns, tan, gray and champagne. We show one here in the cut. Full plaited with plen ty of material and nothing skimped in the tailoring. Trimmed with two wide bands of black taffeta. These are 10.00, 11.60 and 12.50 skirts that have been sold down to two or three of a pattern or Bize, but all smart new styles. There are also a few Taf fetas in this lot. 6.45 11.75,12.50 and 15.00 Lihgerie Dr?sseS; 7.98 i No, indeed, you couldn’t begin one of these dresses at 7.98. Try the material alone —French lawn, Persian lawn or French bat iste-figure it at 7.98. But these are trimmed elaborately- trimmed with yards and yards of fine French Val. laces. And skirts are full, extra full and wide. Examine the making—seams carefully finished, stitching without a flaw or pulled or puckered place. Little things, but they all count in these dainty white summer lingerie garments. Thursday, < 7.98 1.00 Wash Petticoats At 59c Black and white striped Percales. Petticoats made full width with a neatly plaited double ruffle, trimmed with stitch ed band of solid black. The material alone, figur ed by the yard, comes to 78c. Are arguments necessary, or reasons? Teddy B ears Caught in Hv? Thursday Sale Wavs • You know the Teddy Bears—they’ve eclipsed every thing else in Toyland with the little folks. { Perhaps the little folks are going away for the sum mer—to the mountains or the shore. Teddy Bears are just the thing. There are rainy days when the little folks must stay indoors, and when the sun shines there are many/games upon the sand thn the Teddy Bear can join in. *> One Den of . One Den of One Den of 1.25 and 1.50 2.25 Beans, 3.50 Bears, Bears, if • . ’ At 95c AHf . At 2.69 Sal? of Children s Pique Coats If it were possible for little folks’ things to bloom out like flowers, we’d say of these little coats, here’s the most perfect budding. t Dainty, clever in designs, and smart in styles. Just right for cool days at the coast or in the mountains. White pique of fine welt, trimmed with embroidery, or piped with tiny edges of color, with emblem em broidered upon the arm to match. Some have neat blue collars aand cuffs of linen and buttons covered to match. Coats that were 3.00 and 2.50 at 1.39 Coats that were 1.50 and 1.75 at 95c