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From All the World They Have Come
These Pretty AVares for Atlanta s
Christmas Buying.
Wares that hint irresistibly of the blossomy brightness of gay
Japan; wares that epitomize the solid quaintness of water-logged
Holland, whose only fluttery thing is her inevitable wind-mill;
wares from France, airy and graceful, rarely forgetting in their
decorative motifs the stately daintiness of the Empire and Louis
lays; wares from Germany, now as seriously solid as their Teutonic maters, now
as ambitiously frivolous as Wilhel m s mustachios; wares from Hungary, Bohemia,
China, Italy—and New York. They are all here, tabled and ticketed, ready to be
chosen and wrapped for your holiday giving.
Here are pottery, brass and copper, fashioned into a hundred attractive forms, beautiful and useful.
We cannot refrain from specifying, in a brief way, of course, some of these wares so that you may
he guided in making your selections. W^e pause only for this word of comment—that the gathering we
offer is entirely worth the prominent place and space which we afford it in this great store. The allied lines
of Jewelry, Crystal and Fine Leathers are rich in attractions also, hut we dwell particularly today upon
the more merely decorative things. An inspection of the entire department will convince you of its adequacy.
Here you will find:
Galle Glass, vases, bowls,
bottles, $1.50 to $9.50.
Japanese China, tea sets,
pitchers, odd dishes, bowls,
jars, vases, 25c to $5.00.
Bohemian Glass Vases in
Tiffany glass designs, hand-
carved crystal, silver inlaid
designs, gilt and bronze
mountings and many other
styles. 25c to $12.50.
Bisque Ware in dainty
old-fashioned figures, danc
ing girls, flower carriers,
match holders, 25c to $5.00.
Hungarian Ware in plates,
tea-cups, pitchers, steins,
bowls, candlesticks, vases,
flower pots. 25c to $2.48.
Children’s China in toy
figure decorations, mugs,
tea-cups, bowls, pitchers and
plates, 35c to 65c.
Holland Pottery, .jardi
nieres, vases, jugs, candle
sticks, steins, ink stands,
etc., 95c to $6.50.
Empire Porcelain, cream
white with gold bronze
mountings, baskets, fem
dishes, vases, flower pots,
75c to $8.50.
Desk Sets, bronze, brass,
wood and other materials,
$3.50 to $15.00.
Smokers’ Sets, copper,
bronze, brass, etc., $4.50 to
$12.50.
Vienna Bronzes, cigar
chests, desk pads, ink stands
paper knives, book racks,
letter racks,, etc., $1.00 to
$42.50.
Clocks, gold, bronze, china,
pottery, nickel, etc., in end
less variety, 75c to $50.00.
Brass Goods, jardinieres,
$1.50 to $18.50.
Brass Goods, umbrella
stands, fem dishes, pedes
tals, tobacco jars, etc.. $2.00
to $17.50.
Special Tables—
Brooches, stick pins, veil
pins, purses, pocketbooks,
holly boxes of stationer}',
vases in variety, oatmeal
bowls, plates, ramekins, cof
fee cups, candlesticks, gin
ger ale or wine glasses, cigar
band ash trays, egg cups,
butter plates, tobacco jars, '
and so on in rich and pleas
ing variety, 10c to 25c.
Chamberlin- Job nson- DuBose Co
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