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CHDOBGI AN ANDREWS. tEYbsoat. nuciit t, on. ChamtcHin-johnson - I)uBose Company Quunbtrkn - Johnson - DuBosc Company Chamberlin - Johnson - DuBose Company A Sale of Caps and Coats That Little Folks Can Wear Right Now. And With Very Little Strain on the Parental Purse Strings SECOND FLOOR FRONT—TAKE ELEVATOR. 4.00 Coats, L29 One lot of short coats for' little folks. Ages t> months, 1 and 2 years. In white Bedford Cords, CashmereB and prunella ClothB and a few in silks. Little coats daintily trimmed with col ored braids; some with deep sailor collars inlaid with silk a&d appliqued with tiny silk braids, in colors or white. About 20 coats in the lot, that were 2.00, 2.30, 3.00, 3.50 and 4.00, * 5.00 Coats, 8.50 Coats, 15.00Coats, 1.95 Ome lot of children’s Long Coats; ages 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6; in Paca Cloths, ' plain cloths and Astraclian; gray, red, and blue Bedford Cards and trimmed with braids and ornaments; some in military effects. Coats that were 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00, Children’s Coats in ages 2 to 6 years; Curley bearskin, in white, trimmed with red cloth collar and cuffs and military or naments. . ' • Also bearskins in greens, cadet blues and reds.- Coats that were 5.00, 6.00, 7.50 and 8,50; One lot of children’s Coats in broadcloth*^, two-tone bearskin, curley bearskin and moleskin. Handsomely trimmed with fancy braided collars and some with unl« tation Chinchilla collar and cuffs. Cloth Coats in cadet, tan and reds trim*, med with fancy braids. K'l* Coats that were 10.00,12.50 and 15.00, 75c Baby Caps 48c Rnhy Tjtpa in mnlftwltinw, gray, red, brown, green and bines, with dainty .ruche of Val. lace and bows of ribbon. Caps in white silk with embroidered crowns and rueheB of Val. Lace. And Caps of white bearskin, No C. 0. D. None Taken Back None on Approval 2.50 Baby Caps 79c Baby Caps that were 1.50, 2.00 and 2,60,. in white silks, embroidered and finished ' with chiffon and VaL lace ruches, or ribbon. Also the little plain Dutch Caps. ' Curley bear Caps in bonnet style with ruche of silk and Val. laces. ;—TTtfr. mok n i* m -mentor — r-T^a And Three Spedals in Ladies’ Petticoats ,ik' j •* n 4.50 Petticoats at 1.69 Petticoats in colored Mohair, aud colored Sateen— browns, garnets, red, greens and grays. Full, liberally cut skirts, -trimmed with deep flounces and ruffles* • Also blacks with Jersey tops and silk ruffles. Twenty-five Bkirts in the lot. 3.00, 4.00, 4.50 Skirts Friday • 2.00 Petticoats at 95c • One small lot of skirts in sateen. Grays, fcds, blue and black. 1.75 and 2.00 Skirts Friday. ' 1.69 )7 5.00, 6.00, 6.50 All Silk Petticoat# at 3.50, Friday 9 O’Clock. All-silk Petticoats in Pearl Grays, Navy, Gre«ns and changeable effects. Handsome silk petticoats with elaborately ruffled fiounceB. Skirts that were 5.00, 6.00 and 6.50; Friday morning, 95c 3.50 FRIDAY MORNINO AT 9 O’CLOCK 0 kan ibcrli in-J bk nson-D uBose • Company | SOCIETY j 00MINO CLUB. th. tl- Domino Y*Ub »i ■■■■'•Mins ui« wunuuu u. A,,., by HU. Harriet lw!|' ** »>•«• bom*, on Wiit . Th " bni.,*» dainty lue IM, ** " by Mill Will* llilfn.r, ld„ ui , ,' lu *l»n of th* turn . da- dkin. '""rheon «u nn-od In th* Hin,. M,r * ‘hi artlotle dacora- Th. , n * r ** n »nd whit*. ‘y 1 '** Mho compoio tho hem.t li', a ’ *•» 'tab aro Mluoo a*irn,r i?.?,"* 1 ?* wnu wi Adeline g*lfn„ •"d Kmma PhlUlpt. T «r» ^ N ° v >ULMNO. , h. In old-fuhlo. "•'her s.nhi. iV w l*lb Mid Adallne gr. Oe-.r,il u-!„ A< *¥ M ' Ol* Bob Jeo- war-h - u * u * Oraco Thorn* Cor* • n old-fashioned can- ,h » homo Of lit. and Jtt-O* Walker itroot, _ ‘“■neat of Williir Stmt becharged. Thiro will be muele. ra- eltatlom mil game* forth* .mueement of tho guaat*. The public I. cordially Invited. SILVER TtA AND BA2AR. Friday from ♦ to • o'clock In the aft* ornoon. . ellver tea and barar wlllbi hold it the home of Mr. and Mra.Tor roll on Court land Hreet for the bana- Ht of the A Pt A. «nd«r Uto auipICM of tho Atlenta chapter. MRS FRASER’S CARD PARTY. i.h. uoi*. vireim. mum:* uitiiH Tho beautiful card party * lv ' n on Block, Nlta Black. Alteo Olllngar, Kata Thuradiv afternoon by Mra. Gilbert T. oillncor. Martha Lambert, Hu* Allan a Fraiier at her attractive homa on nmii u«hs him sriIiiim v»*t a»Anh. Piedmont avenue we. a chartnltS ^ nllment to Milt Sara Johneen. »h«at mtialt to Mr. • 'llftord Cole, of Chi- igo. will take place Kabruao l- . Brntlaa. fern, and polma wero uood hoaa and th. conaolatlon * pretty beaded bap. Tho rucet of honor waa preaented with * handaom. travellna toilet caae. Mra. Prater received har aueata In a atyllah sown or white lace, and Mlea Johnaon'a toilet waa of ooft white tllk. . Mra. PraaeFa cueata Included Miner Jennie Dorian, Alina Bubo. Maud* ■cruet* Ruby Scruggs Lilian Iona* Henrietta M«ana, Salome Johnaon, «*• tell. Col* Vlrttnla Pollock, Loulte oWKtlval'y In th* < " CO n 'J‘ l0 U* la " f ih! *£Hf KTSSrtSf rafraehmanta Z'Z JFuWfV oTpl^^d Ball, Marl. Alko Phillip* Han Staph an* Mary Orava* a race Thom, Julia Orm* Mary Lawton. Lula Calloway, Oraco Calloway, Florenca Bradley, Bu ford Mathew* Hall Pkllllpt. Hn. Ed ward Van Wiki* Mr* Haywood Han- Mil, Mra William Hurd Hlllyor. Mr* Orion Nunnally, Maa. Cbartaa llurtburt, Mr* Oaoraa Ball Allan, Mr*. William Hod tea Mr*. Chlrtaa P. Byrd. Mra. “ - ‘ tra* Mr* Prank at< GORDON CIRCLE KINO’S DAUGHTERS RETURNS THANKS. The Gordon Circle of the Kina'* Dauthtera and Bona wtehee to return thanki to the merchants and frltnda who have contributed to th* auppnrt of th. Horn, for Old Woman during the month, of Decamber *rd January: Plowara—Barclay A Brandon. Laundry—Troy Steam laundry. Druaa—Todd Drue Co. ('off#.—JyJ. U.E Maddox and C. D. Ktrny Co. Sugar—Stewart A McCord old A. A P. Too Co. « Butter—Southern BUttar, Chaaoa and Eat Co. Broad—Nathan. Hannaman A Bchlaa. lngtr-Mcyar Co. Cracker.—H. Lard—Nalann Hour—Atlanta Milling Co. Orlte—Kelly Broa. Meal—Atlanta Mllllna Co., B. P. H. Akara and A. c. Woolley. Meat—8. A S. Boot Co, T. R. 8*w- rati. K A. T>* Wolfahelmer, Wood A [ tlctun. Oroceriea—blcCullough Brot, V. B. Mfddox and K. L. Ploranc*. Frutla and Dalnlloa—chi Onega Fra- tcYnlty of Washington Seminary. Hnuaelmld Oooda, • Broome—Hods* Broom Co. Wahea-J. M. High Co. dot hint—Mr* Locb Money—t'heroka* Trlbt Red Men, Mra P. M. Boynton, SIS: Captain W. T. B, Wilton. IS: Mr. D. M Matthew* li, Mr. B. J. Kelley, |S; Mr. (VP. Mar- ■hall. II: a lady friend, li: Mr. Con* Maddox. II: Mr. T. B. Clifford. II. To. Ini, Hi; und lo th* following tool mar. chants who hav* ganarouaTy supplied th* Horn* with coal fron*Beptember l to February I—R. o. Campbell Co.. Randall Bros., Bclplo Bros, Denny A Rholfb* Henry Mtlnar Co. Truitt A Son* Bon Air Coal Co, Atlanta Ir* and Coal Co, and lo Sir. W. B. McAHIaUr for a tea of cool. * TO MRS. GALLOWAY. Mr* T. C Oalloway will onUrtaln al 1 tarda next Wednesday In honor of bar gu.at, Mra. Btma Oalloway, of Carter*. vUl* Personal Mentton P Mrs. Jacob Hhlnlay and Mlaa Marlon Rood, of Auguata. era spending a few daya In Atlanta at the Piedmont. « Mr* Albert Howell hat raturnad from a vl.lt to har mother. Mr*. Robert Martin, at Augusts Mr*. T. J. Simmon* of Atlanta, who la the guest of har son and daughter. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Tltomllnaon. will give a theater party on Saturday even ing In honor of Mlaa Faith Vanabalaa. Mr*. Blmmona was a member of Mr* K. T. TalUaferro'n European trip, who had the pleasure of vleltlng Mlaa Van* able* In har home In Kngland.—Blr* mlnghem Age-Herald. Mr*. Willi* J. Swain la th* guest of Mr. and Mr* J. E. Wadley, -at W*» crooa. . w •• Mlaa Myra L'Kngle la prutunglng bar Matropoll* Mr. Hannr Oarratt and Mr. Colaa Phlnlay hav* returned to their ham* at Augusta after a short visit to At- lanta friend*. Mra. R. Noble Hadtn aud llttl* daughter. Franca* aro spending th* winltr with Mr. and Mr* Joe Dunlap, on Myrtle at root. Mlea Kata Waldo a pant aavgral days Ir th* city with Mr*. Prank HtockdaII thl* weak. < Mr*. Robert Wataon from har recent tllaao* In recovering Mr. and Mr* It Congaoa knvo moved Into (hair new horn* on Mytil* etroat. Mr. R. 8. Olia.ru of Aahovillo, la .pending a few day, la Atlanta. Th. frl.nd* or Mra. (Mill* Torgad St.me. will b* glad «* know that MW In batter, altar a MHoaa IRanaa a* K. Ju.aph'e Indrmary.