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STYLISH SHAPES
OF THE
NEW SPRING
FOOTWEAR
$ 3.50 to $ 5.00
AU the
Swell Short Forepart Effects,
Pointed Drop Toe Lasts,
Turns or .Light
Welt Soles
VMrnMmxMfiBNnim
Charming and Facihatihg Millinery Shown in the Shops
* This* Season
The th"P* Import euch wonderful
map In the way »f aulta. walata and
hui-and the hair dressers, manicures
ami beauty iloctora have brought their
an to auch perfection that no woman
■ted hoik ugly any longer. All ehe
vaoli I- a moderate Income and the
ibopa will do the real.
Thl. eeason the millinery it eo at*
luting that one—with u very limited
lank annum—can hardly look at them
with rhrlallan-llke resignation, deeplt
the (act that thla la Lent atilt.
Sean at Chamberlin'*.
,A 'harming mushroom ahape ahown
ai Chamberlin'* In of champagne col
ored *t»w. Around tha brim there la
a black o«trich plume. Which hangs
down at the back a little In (he left.
Clderneath the hat thert are quanti
ty* of black aot mallne.
A .trlklng black hat la made entirely
o( dmted net, the eltaoe being mush-
loom, with a Tam tTBhanter crown
To the left of the .front there la a
handaome shite Mtrabeau plume. The
hat underneath la all black, tha ban
deau being innde of black mallne.
A Neapolitan maroon alraw la made
*P lnb> an alrahlp ahape and haa aa lie
trlmmlnga two long willow plumea of
the wme ahade, which extend from the
fn-nt to the hack of the hat.
.A. pretty hat for morning wear la
-builo "f black Bilk lace, the ahape Oe-
!w naan With a round brim. To each
Hop In front there la one large, rore
Horn! Mae Imbedded In beautiful foll-
*’ The bandeau la made of brawn
■aline.
A panama atraw.haa «■ crown of
waih net. to the aide of which there
i*" ''i" 1 h "f American Beauty roeea
•tel purple panalea. giving a charming
wot l nder the hat at the back there
t* a mae- of black mallne.
At J. M. High Company.
Am.ing the many beautlfut hata aecn
** Hit 11 ’ there la .an empire ahape
"»dr of whit# anti gohl lace bralda.
There are two tong white willow plumes
|Wn» from point to back. The pluntea
aught with a gilt buckle.
t CHARLOTTE STEWART.
At the back under the hat there are
white roeea.
A amart hat la made entirely of nar
row ruchlngs of brown lace, the ahape,
which le somewhat of the empire, be
ing quite email. The plume and roeea
uaed on thla hat shade from brown to
the light ahades of leather.
A white hat la ahown made of margot
lace, the crown of which la formed of
a white willow plume. Imbedded will,
pink more rose buds. Under the hat
at the back there la a bunch of Ameri
can Beauty rosea.
A charming empire hat la mada of
electric blue chip trimmed with two
willow plumes of the same ahade. Tha
plumea are caught In front a little to
the left, with one pink and one blue
full blown rose.
A mushroom shspe made up In leg
horn has for Its trimming* an uncurled
white ostrich plume, showing a touch
of brown, a large pale yellow rose In
front and a black velvet bow at tha
back.
Along with the hate are shown the
•'lac# Does for summer wear. There
are black ones and white ones, made
of point d'eaprlt and mallne. The Lo.«s
ara very light at the bark of the neck.
!«fn.nt i
An attractive empire shape la made
of pink chip. The trimmings cqpslst
of pink roses, ahadlng to hallotrope
and wisteria. Under the bat there, la a
bandeau of brown mallne.
Regenstein’e Millinery.
Among the handsome hats Regan-
stein Is showing there le a rough straw
of brown, cavalier In ahape. with lie
dimming consisting of one long willow
plume or tan and white. MtUng off tha
hat at the back and almost touching
the shoulder.
A chic empire ehape le made of tan
Panama The nattier blue wlngi at the
left have a touch of old rose, and under
the hat there are pink roses and for'
get-me-note.
picture hat of cream Neapolitan
straw la trimmed with one longvyellow
ostrich plume, caught In front with two
yellow rosee.
Mias Ryan’t Hats.
Misa Ryan la showing some vary
charming hata thla season, one of (hem
iha-
gen blue, the brim formed of tulle and
the rrown being entirely of uncurled
ostrich plumea of the same shade of
blue. In front there la a rose of pastel
ahade and at the back a long plume
completes thla picturesque hat.
A mushroom ahape la made of box-
plaited leghorn, trimmed with two yel
low ostrich plumea. Around tha crown,
to hold the box plaits In place, there la
>f gilt' braid and one of brown
velvet. The brown shaded cowslips
under the brim add greatly to tha beau
ty of thla hat.
A hat becoming to most people le tht
Japanese coolie shape. One shown was
giving the empire elfsct and the short of salmon pink chip. Tha crown was
dais
white lace hat, rather large and turned
at tha left tide, caught with a pale
_._e bow and one large pink rose.
Around the crown there are too rows
or bands of the ribbon and underneath
the hat there Is a mass of white mallne.
A large picture hat Is shown, made
of black Neapolitan braid, the only
■rlmmina being one long black hand
some willow plume.
while leghorn is trimmed with
white lilacs and link carnations, the
pale green foliage showing among the
flowers. To the aide of the back there
la a Imw of black velvet ribbon, while
the bandeau Is made of brown mallne.
A smart hat Is of natural colored
Panama, the crown and bandeau being
made of net of the same rotor. Around
the brim there is n wreath of liny
roses In the paalel shades and to the
left side there Is n grateful yellow
plume.
formed of pink daisies and rosebuds,
and to the back there was an ostrich
plume of the same shade.
An attractive empire hat Is shown,
mads of brown plaltad mallne. the trlm
mlnga consisting of a natural Paradise
aigrette and an oalrlch plume.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR OEALER
IS DEAD IN CHATTANOOGA.
Special to Thn Georgian.
Chattanooga, Tenn., March It—J. W.
Kelly, of J. \V. Kelly A Co., of thla city,
one of the largest wholesale liquor
houses In the South, la dead at hla
home here at the age of II year*.
He was born In Waterford. Ireland, and
came 10 this country In lltl. In IM4
hs removed to Nashville, where he
was associated with R. H. Singleton In
.book business, but came to this city In
I is 16. engaging In the liquor business.
ITS SP TO Of
SK* PRO®
Must Tell Police Committee
What He Knows of
. i
Minhinnett.
Alderman James L. Key will be called
u-on Tuesday afternoon to give the
police committee Information which
he says he has, and which, hq con
tends, will prove that A. C. Minhinnett,
ex-alderman, la not a proper person to
be granted a ealooft license.
Tha council chamber will ba crowded
when the committee meets at 1 o'clock,
and • sensation will probably ba sprung
during the course of the meeting. AI
derman Key, It will be remembered,
stated at council that If the applica
tion of Minhinnett A Clartdy were re
committed to tho police conynlttee be
would prove that a license should no I
■e gianted Minhinnett.
Upon
this statement tha application
was re-commltteed. Councilman Rob
erta chairman of tha police committee,
haa been III several da ye with the grl|
but will probably be able to attend th
meeting Tuesday.
PISTOL HIT FLOOR!
OULLET FLEW WILD
Carl P. Hutcheson, the former news'
paper man. now connected with the le.
gat department of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, had a narrow es
cape, and Preston Jackson, a laundry'
man, was severely wounded early Bun'
day morning In Durand’s depot restau.
rant, aa the result of tho accidental
discharge of a 44-caIlber Colts revolver.
The owner of the pletol, another
young man, was handing If across the
counter to a clerk, when It fell to the
floor and waa discharged. Hutcheson
and Jackson had Just suited out of
the restaurant at the time of the acci
dent. Tha bullet want through Hutche
son'* trousers and graxed th* skin near
the hip, then went entirely through
Jackson's left hand and, ranging up
ward. struck him on the left side of
the head.
The »k__.
fractured, although
considered serious. He was removed to
hla home In a cab. Th* shooting cre
ated conaldarable excitement, as a
number of people were in the restau
rant at tha time.
ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
RAISES BIG FUND
Nearly J14.400 was raised In the
congregation of Bt. Johns Method 1st
church. East Georgia avenue, Runday
morning by Rev. H. C. Christian, for
the erection of a large and nandxome
church building on an adjacent let.
Rev. Mr. Christian said Monday that
th* exact sum raised waa 116,440. and
It was his Intention to secure 110.000
before the work was aUrted. The pres
ent church has grown entirely too small
ror the congregation and Sunday school
and It waa decided some weeks ago to
build a new and larger church.
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
IB BEING MAILED OUT.
■pedal to Tbs Georgia*.
Athens. Ua„ March It.—Professor
Joseph 8. Stewart, of the unlveralty,
le busily engaged In the tending out of
thoueande of the lateit agricultural
bulletins of the unlveralty. The bulle
tin, which Is a 12-page pamphlet, con
tains much valuable Information re
garding th* contest* which are to occur
In moat of the counties of the state thla
year In the agricultural departments of
the common schools. It also contains
much Information aa to the new agri
cultural' college here, of which Dr. An
drew Boule, of Virginia, le to be the
dean, and concerning the eongreaelonal
district agcrlultural schools and thair
prospective work.
Professor Woofter, of the unlveralty,
alto sending out title week the bul
letin! announcing the.faculty and plana
for the summer school for teacher*, to
be held at tbs unlveralty, beginning
July 1. ,
BIO SUIT ROR DAMAGES
HEARO IN COWETA COURT.
Special le The Georgias. *
Newnan, aa.. March It.—Coweta au
perlor court has been In session one
week, during which lime much bualnese
has been dliposed of. Judge R. W.
Freeman la presiding. The moat tm
portent civil cast tried waa that of Cox
vs. W. 8. Askew Company. It being
an action for 440.000 damages claimed
to be due by reason of Injuries received
In a fall from the Carnegie Library.
Th* defendant* were the contractors,
and Cox, of Atlanta, waa employed to
do (he cornice work.
THOMPSON WAS ACQUITTEO
OF CHARQE OF MURDER.
KEELY’S
KEE LY’S
KPSLY
Embroideries
A Sale Of .High Class Allovers
In all our immense direct importations of embroideries
this season there are no prettier patterns or greater-values
than are included in this collection of allovers that we will
place .on sale tomorrow morning. - ———-
The line includes patterns appropriate for every use to
which allover embroideries can be put—beautiful designs
for waists, underwear, yokes, children’s clothes, etc.—En
glish eyelet, French openwork and “blind” embroidered ef
fects on fine cambrics, nainsooks and swisses. —***•— *
All are brand new embroideries shown for the..first
time. Widths range from 18 to 22 inches and values from
$1.75 to $2.50. * —~—
The sale price, tomorrow, will be
.25 a yard
Sale Begins at 9 O’Clock Tuesday Morning.
Samples of the Line in Show Window*
MIIS SUSPECTED
Of HR CM
Arrested for “Smoking,”
Is Held as Suspected
Murderer.
Following thl* raid Friday night on a
boarding house In Uadlaon avenue, In which
three young meu and one woman war* ar
retted a runted of “hitting th* pip*," th*
police received Information that leads them
to suspect that Chari#* liavla. on* of th*
t»art#t. la n man wanted In Lynn. Una*.,
>r murder.
Darla deulea that he la this Individual,
and protest* that he ha* uever b**n Id the
Priced $35.00 to $75.00
In Mahogany, Golden Oak and the Mission Styles, forming •
a handsome Davenport, a comfortable Bed and a commo-
. dioua Cedar Box for storage. Let us show them to you.
Everything Good in Furniture and Floor Coverings.
CarmichaehTalman Furniture Company
••The Store That Saves You Money.”
74-76 WHITEHALL STREET.
gpeHat le Th* Oeergle*.
Newnan, Ga.. March II.—The most
alubburnly fought criminal caae In th*
Coweta superior court yet tried during
thl* acsalon waa that of the atale
again*! Rufus Thompaon, charged with
murder.
The homicide occurred on Christmas
day attd In the city of Newnan. A
' rge number of witnesses were sworn
i the case, which consumed two days.
The state wea represented by Mollcltor
J. R. Terrell and W, L. flailing*. While
the defense waa ednducted by W. O.
Post, of thla city. The defandant waa
acquitted. ~tlr
mm
STsvttea trim US putoeuEkH
tatty eegar tested.
Take No 8*t«tttiit*.
were lafurmed by a rlllita of
■ t Darla fill tka description
4 murderer, who wea arretted
a year age,- and who tehee
qnenlly rouped the officer*. Tho nuiil
warned In Kyno killed a prominent thou
manufacturer of that place.
The ‘ - —* “ ~
Katimlon that
of the alleged
In lialoulou
continued Saturday I
day aftcruoon. Mrs. Otetla Moore, the
woman In the rasa, however, wot tried
and Imand over to the slate courts
charge of Immorality.
HAS BEHIND
Charge Lancaster with Ex
torting Money From
Negro.
If oflrere of the aherlg'a office or the
county pallee ran aarroed I* locatlag Cart
srastt sts 1 ustk iwEns
will he railed ago* to explain awty In th*
Hty court a chare* of extant**.
A warrant for V* arrest la now out. I
sued ua*er aa Indictment by the fret
jury, hut report* hy officer* who ha'
—irrhed for hlat are to th* effect that ho
■ left for porta onkoow*.
uni caller Waa ladleted aa the rharge
wtootm yeHE
rrant. It was charged that he offered to
the Woman go open tho payment of
it*, bet relorif the price of the mat*
when ho ascertained the woman had 41# lu
her porketlnok. Before ha reald h# ar-
led after the ladWtaarat was (Wtad. I;
tainted that he eMpped. If hr I* taught
ore the city court muet* again. hu will
bu tried at th* April tone.
r. HUH*, a medical student rooming
at III 1-6 Whitehall street, was subbed
twice In the Wane* ABB- paRMuUy
wounded Sunday night by O. E. Neal,
another medical student, who room*
In the Grand opera house.
Th* trouble occurred In Hulls* room.
Neal, accompanied by hi* yeuogtr
brother, J. C. Neal, went to th* room,
god It la said tho alder brother de
manded an apology of Hilda concerning
a remark alleged to have been mad* b/
Hlllle about him. It la said that th*
apology was refused and s fight re
sulted. Neal OAd Me brother were Ar
rested by rail Offlnn Norris anl
Long and will be tried Monday afltr-
noon.
Wehtve just received a largo rtU*B*e*t of
BUGGIES, SURREYS, DELIVERY WAGONS MOD
FARM WAGONS
Get our prices before buying. We also carry •
complete line of farm impleasenta.
FARMERS’ SUPPLY CO.,
41-42 W. Alabama St, Atlanta, C*.
Minora
III SUPREME COURT
TEBI MOHR
4-
SHALLOW WELL
ROWER #VMB*)i
Bum M 44*1 (wary Ot* 1
M Marietta Btreel
■■ MuftHninto,,
elation authorities dekirufl ' mu *•*
who could speak with 'authority urean
the subject, and who could giro angles
advice to «ho young men. • ■ • j
This was the second of • sarles of
addresaea on -The Problem# of Toting I
Men.” the Bret of which Mg delivered
BY FIRE IN HOTEL
one of the heaviest criminal dockets
the supreme court has had In a long
while will be taken up Tuesday morn
ing.
Attorney General Hart will have
soma nine murder and on* assault case
to appagr Ik fur tha state. Tha assault
GUESTS DRIVEN OUT
Ing Mrs. Richard Hembree.
Johnson had bean tried, convicted
and sentenced to death when u hat
seemed to be a perfect alibi turned up.
But It la aald that evidence Itna been
found to refuto th* alibi th»>ry, and
upon this Issue the cue* le In the su
preme court.
Appeals will he heard In the follow-
Ing murder cases: Will McMIl'an, John
son county: Dave Bird, Troup county:
Willie Roger*, Chatham county; Pear
ly Adams, t'owrta county: Reaoon
Handley. Irwin county; Henry Bre tley
and Bill Brinkley, Montgomery county:
Freeman Hughe*, Montgomery county.
TALK TO YOUNG MEN
BY DR. SUMS
In th* opinion of those who have dor
year* been associated with the work
of th* local Young Men's Christian As,
aoclatlon. on* or tha most remarkable
addresses rear delivered at tha Runday
afternoon meetings waa that of Dr.
Btewart R. Roberta, who on Sunday
afternoon spoke of -The Temptations
of Young Men.” Dr. Rtfberta waa ehoaen
as th* lecturer for the afternoon he-
r*”«e the Yoo-g Mon's ChH.tlen Aeev.
Hporldl to The Georgia a. ' l r
MoMle. Ala.. Marrh 11.-Fire atartlag la 4
feafidla* r “
'TB/
lour. am.. Match II.-tire atartlag la 4
„ya omrnlag damaged ike tkrao aawa
lln* auil drove thn gwtt* of 4t. M,
aTrettl out la tkn at rent. “
e look waa about Re,ore. ' 1
ALABAMA LUMBERMEN
WILL ADVANCE MIIBfNk
Special to The Genista*. ,
Montgomery. Ala, March II.—Ain*
bama lumbermen here are (unmrrow
expected to advance high grades fro*
tl to tl.So per thousand.
IN ALL COLORS AT
OKOtOU MOT
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