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16 Days to Xmas
Just 16 shopping days
to Xmas. Shop early
ih the day—an hour in
he morning is worth
vo in the afternoon.
The Pre-Xmas Display and Sale
b My re handkerchiefs than we have eve r owned at
• lower prices than we have ever asked —there, in a
J nutshell, is the handkerchief story for 1912.
b Almost six month ago onr buyer visited every
■ great handkerchief mart in Europt—Paris, Switzer-
J land, Madeira, Ireland —making contracts and per- ' -
b sonallx selecting the handkerchiefs here assembled.
This matter of first hand selection and direct importa- )
b tion means for you: ’tTv
* Ist exclusive designs. 2d. Lower Prices
; More Than 1,000 Dozen Handerchiefs Friday MzT 7
I . and Saturday At Special Prices
■ In consideration of-the large orders placed when abroad, the
J manufacturers favored our buyer with their “close-out” lots and
* odd numbers. We pass these “plums” on to you Friday and Sat-
J urday, and you should be sure and share.
J 25c Handkerchiefs, 19c
B Ladies' pure linen Handkerchiefs,
B beautifully hand embroidered in one
| corner. All fresh and attractive. An
■ unusually good 25c handkerchief for
j just 19c.
, Ladies ’ 75c Box Hand-
■ kerchiefs, 49c
A dainty Xmas hint —3 all-linen ini
tial Handkerchiefs packed in an at
tractive box; worth 75c. for 19c.
P. B.—We want our out-of-town friends to share in this sale, hence will
accept mail orders up to Monday, December 9, subject of course to being in
stock.
j (In the enlarged Handkerchief Section. Left Aisle—Main Floor)
and $6 Kimonos, $3.95 $1.25 and $1.50 Kimonos, 08c
.yil Hllk and satin Kimonos, beautiful Flannelette Kimonos, plain and double
hnlpiie styles with Kimono sleeves, ami fleece. Many different patterns, light
thy Raglan sleeve Kimonos. Light and and dark.
d/1 k eolo s (Kimonos. Second Floor)
There’ll Be Many Outstretched
Hands for These $1 Gloves at 69c
- 1,7(0 pairs <>l spic, span, new gloves go on sale Friday at 8:30 a. m. .Inst
unpacked \\ ednesday, shown and on sale tomorrow +7w "Im vnrv firol
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not have time to try any on, make exchanges, or accept phone orders.
(Sale at 8:30 a. m. Gloves. Alain Floor.)
An Xmas Gift De Luxe
Beautifully Finished Art Pieces
and Greatly Below Half-Price
• No gift in St. Nick’s pack would please' the average
woman better than one of these beautifully finished scarfs.
( centerpieces and pillow tops, etc., made by the
Royal Society Art Co.,
For evert piece is an exquisite example of fine hand embroidery
I work, and the finished pieces will beautify any home. These piece’s
are the Royal Society Co.’s samples, a sale of which we recently held
at half price. Wo have just about 75 scarfs, centerpieces pillow tops
and a few odd pieces left and we ll close them all out Fridav and Sat
urday at these less than half prices.
Pieces worth $7.50 to SIO.OO, g 0 a t $2.98.
i Pieces worth $12.00 to $17.00, go at $5.98.
An Xmas gift de luxe, with the prizes to early comers.
I (Art Needlework. Main Floor.)
*2 30 Leather Bags, $1.49
Ihe 1 rames on these bags are
! usually seen only on $3.5(1 to $5
Thy leathers and I
r tilings are • die usual qualities in [
bags selling It s*j. The frames
are one rnalZer’s surplus stock:
the bags were made to imr order
by another maker •anxious to get
a share of our business. The
result: Bags worth from $2 to $2.50 for $1.49.
Bags are much as illustrated in the medium and large shapes, in
the popular 7, S and 9-inch frames. Variously in seal and walrus grain
leathers and all leather lined. Fitted with inside purse. A snap at
$1.49. .
Children’s Mesh Bass at 50c
German Silver Mesh Bags, with draw string. Some with finger Dolls 11'0111 all fOl'llPl'S of the globe—mechanical
chain, others with long chains to hang about the neck. Another style foVS evervtlliliy.' ill motion- PVPFvhnHv hnimv
has the regulation purse frame fitted with long or short handle. Much 'rr i it ” . liapp} • ' OIIIC
better than the average mesh bag at 50c. to LoylailU.
k>l (Famous Center Aisle—M «Hoor) (Right AlllleX. M aill Floor.)
»rder by mail
jtlE ATLANTA GEUKGIAN AND NEWS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1912.
M. Rich & Bros. Co.
■ $1 Handkerchiefs, 49c
Ladies’ 75c and $1 finest French and
’ Madeira Handkerchiefs; the linen fine
and sheer, the embroidery of the most
exquisite order.
Men's $1.25 Box
Handkerchiefs, 89c
Full size all-linen Handkerchiefs,
with embroidered initial corners; (J in
box: splendid $1.25 value for 89c.
v..... nun- luniojrovv tor rue very nrst time.
-See them: note how perfectly they are made.
Observe the smart style; the range of handsome shades,
surely you will want at least several pairs.
—The gloves are made of selected skins, full,
plump weight, perfect in tannage and clear in color. Per
. leetly cut, full fashioned and finely finished. There are
0 black gloves with three rows of heavy embroidery stitch
ing on back, white gloves with black stitching, and
t black, white, gray, tan and brown with self-stitching All
\ sizes 5 1-2 to 7 1-2.
g —The gloves tire a very fair $1 value, and will
be sold for just 69c. But we expect a crowd, so we will
THE STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT \
An Xmas Gift of a
Pretty Fan
she stock is complete with
beautiful fans from Paris and far
away Japan. Some are of gauze,
others are of silk. Variously with
ivory and pearl handles, hand
painted designs, etc. Al) prettily
boxed for Xmas gifts—sl to
$17.50.
Children s Fans
in great variety. For as little as 25c
you can get a celluloid or silk fan
prettily hand painted. Others up to
$1.50.
(Ribbons. Right Aisle—Main Floor)
An Imported Clock 50c
Only by importing these clocks
in large numbers can we sell
them for this little price of 50c.
They are made of brass and have
enameled face. Circular size, fine for
desk or mantel or dresser. Good time
keepers. (Main Floor—Center Aisle)
Sale of Gold Jewelry, 98c
Betd solid gold jewelry at 98c—worth
" ff( ' rp, l ’ n this lot is guaranteed to be 10-carrat
gold—-and to wear forever. We doubt if any
—■ .jewelry store shows more or varied designs and
were fairly sure that no jewelry store has 10-carat '-mid
pieces at 98c.
$2 Scarfpins, 98c A
.More than 300 handsome Scarf
Pins in this lot; none worth less B f;\ f
Ilian $2: many worth a half more. f AVTA / iwS/
Solid gold pin and mounting, va- f t W\A/ Kr
riously set with doublets and real H $ 7 ‘7
stones. Ik 'W f ■ I I
Other 10-Carat Gold \
Articles at 98c
vs.-vS- It-. /'w 11 11 /
AU in Roman or Polish finish: all \
guaranteed.
Bar Pins—Plain or embossed;
beautiful designs; 98c. A’
Beauty Pins—Some to match
above; the pair 98c. Wj *'sP
Cuff Links— Over 50 styles, plain or beaded edges, some
embossed, others with signets. Only 98c.
Tie Clasps— Oval and square shapes, plain signet, em
bossed or engraved designs. Some to match links—9Bc.
Rings—Assorted styles. Tiffany settings, with various
kinds of stones. For men and women—9Bc.
(Famous Center Aisle. Main Floor)
A Little Journey Through Toyland |
Xmas Neckwear
Dainty neck fixings for fair,
feminine throats—jabots, dutch
collars. Robespierre collars, etc.
Simple affairs of lace, silk or
lawn, at 50c up to very elaborate
creations of fine Baby Irish lace
at $25. Many come in attractive
Xmas boxes.
(Neckwear. Right Aisle—Main Floor)
Men’s Tie and
Hose Sets, 69c
A pretty gift for a man. A
pair of fine lisle hose to match a
plain silk four-in-hand tie. Both
in a neat Xmas box. The set 69c.
The same style with silk hose in
stead of lisle, and a better tie at sl.
Or you can choose a set consisting
of silk hose, tie and handkerchief with
colored border to match at $1.50.
(Right Aisle—Main Floor)
Wonderfully Good Suit News
Distinguished $25 <£ 1 £
to $35 Suits at <P 1 O
i A maker 9 s cancelled orders—plus
broken lines from our own stock---all at
an average half price.
It’s news you might expect the last of
January-— never in the first of December.
SI 5 ni ‘9 <er s cancelled orders of suits came to us at about
halt the price we would have paid earlier in the season.
A mouth ago their prices would have been
$25, S3O and $35, as would the broken lines of
suits which we have added to them. Sale started
with over 250 suits, so there will be plenty f
for tomorrow’s choosing. Lt’s your good fortune | Iwb )
to choose at just sls. lj 1//
Every wanted material and style, we believe, is repre- Wf •’ |[
sented. Satiny broadcloths,.sturdy serges, suappy wide wale /.* I 1
diagonals, beautiful boucles, rich Scotch suitings right from
the Heather, two-tone effects, camel’s hair—the very mate- I
rials highest in Fashion’s favor. Straight cut and cutaway /)
models. Skinner satin and silk lined. Some are plainly tai
lored. others are rather elaborately trimmed with silk braid \ k
and frogs, etc. All the wanted colors and plenty of the sta- I I \
pie blues, blacks and browns. Sizes for all. Choice sls. I ]\
A $3 Box of Silk Stockings
3 Pairs to the Box, for $2.25
Just to stimulate early Xmas buying, we make
this great offer for tomorrow only.
Ihe stockings are a perfect
$1 grade. Made of pure-thread
silk, full fashioned and finely
finished. All have lisle heels.
soles and toes to insure wear. \
* hoice of lisle or silk garter
tops. High spliced silk heel.
I sually sl. sold in box of three
(by the box only) for $2.25. \ W
No phone or mail orders. N'
$1.25 Silk Stock- WBR<
ings at 83c / j
We have been favored with
a mill's overplus stock of silk
stockings known as “run of the mill" grade. This means
that the stockings have not been thoroughly examined for
' . an< * , I( is possible that one pair in ten may show a
slight imperfection. Our personal inspection shows the stock
ings to be absolutely perfect—look them over for yourself.
ni»nJ tO S • IFW- of a flnn ,I,la]i D' pure thread 'silk in s full,
plump weight. Mill fashioned and finely finished. Some have lisle feet
and garter tops; others are all silk throughout. Some have high
and C whitl k Ml ' Colors are brOWI1 ’ tan ' aky ’ plnk - tau l’ p - b,apli
Xihrki A ,S ' Z< .T 8 ' °’ Not a Btockin g >'i the lot is worth
icgularlj less than $1; many are worth $1.50; AO
the average, is easily Choice OOC
(Stockings—Main Floor)
Men’s 50c Silk Hose, 29c
Called “seconds." but the hurls are hard to find. For
wearing or gilt purposes they arc as good as the “firsts.”
Great variety in solid colors and black, and accordion and two- !
to "? effects—black and red. brown and blue. etc. All pure thread silk I
with lisle soles and tops. A box of a half dozen pair would please
him immensely.
(Hosiery—Main Floor) i
In the Land of Doll Furniture i
Most furniture is cheaply constructed—made only !
• tor show. WE have some of that kind here, but not much. j
Rather do wr prefer to stock the better kinds of furniture— i
made as painstakingly as your own household furniture. Such '
furniture will satisfy both the child and you. Some exam- 1
plest ' i
in ■, Rockers -Mission oak ami white '
y 1 * enaniel - 49c to $5. I
B Morris Chairs— Mission oak anil I
\ I B white enamel, 49c to $5. (
X I B Turkish Rockers—Large enough for |
NJ/ lifxafl / a Ir ’-year-old girl, beautifully uphol- ,
» stered in genuine Spanish morocco
FjyrßM J $19.75 to $23.75. !
High Chairs— Finest mahogany, oak I
antl ,nisfl io n > $4.95 to $6.95. i
Dining Room Sets—Table and two to I
four chairs. $6 to $lO.
, /A Dressers, ('hiffoniers, Washstands,
Bureaus, 29c tn $7.9.5.
Roll-top Desks. Hott! Desks, Secre- '
IF 7 Kjb 'vj VjF tar V De«ks and special School Desks, 1
X. ' ir some with chairs or stools to match; I
sizes for all, $2.98 to $lO.
Combination Desk. Slate and Blackboard, 98 to $3.
Doll Collapsible Carts. 50c to $6.
P. S.—Any toys selected now will be laid aside and delivered when .
wanted. (Toyland Annex. Main Floor—Right Aisle)
>lvi rich & BRosrco»*»in.4ii*M>ni
Xmas Furniture
A mammoth stock of
worthy furniture, suit
able for gifts to all.
(Fourth Floor.)