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THE
ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
Oar First Car of the Celebrated
NortliStar Refrigerators
“The Refrigerator With a Cork Filling”
has arrived and every size* and style of this well-
known refrigerator isuow being shown on our floors.
If there was no other reason why you should buy a
North Star Refrigerator thau the fact
IT HAS CORKED WALLS
That one reason should be enough, but there are oth
ers. many other advantages we will take pleasure In
explaining if you will call. The prices, too,-are very
attractive: so many different sizes you an* sure to see
just wliat you want at the price you want to pay.
Priced $7.50 to $75.00
Here is one of our most
popular styles and a
style made by no other
factory. The ice cham
ber has a I rent and top
door with a provision
a]»artuieut all around it,
making the most con
venient ice chamber and
lowest temperature in
food apartment possi-
sible; also made enam
eled, $3 extra.
No 41, ice capacity 100 lbs
No. 42. ice capacity 125 lbs $39.00
No. 43, ice capacity 150 lbs $44X)0
This cut shows the cork till-
ing and the positive cold air
circulation making a per
fectly air-tight body and a
drv. odorless circulation—
condensation taking place
mi the ice and not on the ice
chamber.
We demonstrate this daily.
No. 50, ice capacity 40 lbs .
No. 61, ice capacity 60 lbs .
No. 62, ice capacity 100 lbs
This eut shows a stytf
greatly in favor for
apartment use or where
floor space is an item;
has large ice capacity
and provision chamber,
using minimum floor
space; also made enam
eled, $3.00 extra.
$21.25
' $25.50
$29.75
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US.
Buy a Refrigerator now and pay for it during the
summer. We will divide the payments to suit
your convenience.
Kverytliiug good in Furniture, Mattings, Rugs, (Jo-
Carts, etc., sold on liberal terms.
Carmichael’Talman Furniture Co
v.
“The Store That Saves You Money.’
74-76 Whitehall St.
PERSONAL MENTION
tin. MIUon'H. Sul end Ur. and
Mr*. Eugene Black wlfr attend <h.
kora* ahow at A unwed*.
vMk with BUihop and MiwW.
Candler, have returned l» tkelr bon*
Mieeteelppl.
Mr.. Eugene Murphy, of Auguata, I*
rutting Atlanta frlenda.
Mr. and Mra. Henry H- Ootebtua
Uft Ihst weak tor New Turk,
whence they will anil for the continent
In raaponse to a cable to Ike affect
that Min HU Russell. slater of Mra.
OoetcMu*. won seriously IU « Beau
lieu. in the south of VMMca.—Colum
bus (Oa.) Lad gar.
Mr. Henry Dutton, of Gainesville,
Oa.. H spending several days In At-
Mre. HoUttu (tandolph U In New
York.
Dr. and Mr*. Augusta Andaraon have
token an apartment at ll Went Ninety-
drat street In New fork and have M
thalr guest Mlaa Adete Carter.
Mrs. Huntley. Mrs. W. B. Joaea and
Mra. t'lauds Buchanan wtll apand Eaa
ter In New York.
Mra. Paul Morgan, of TVorcveter.
Maas., la the gueet of Mr*. Samuel
Weyman.
MM* Virgin In Price
front Athena
Mr*, fanny Lowry Porter ban
turned from Florida.
Mra. John A. Kitten and Mis* Annie
Kitten left Monday for a visit to New
Tork city.
Ml*. Robert Taylor, of Baltimore, U
the guest of Mr. and Mra. Jamas H.
Nunnally.
Mr. K. C. Calkins left Sunday after
noon for a business trip through (Mor
al*.
Mra. B. O. Steven* returned to her
home at Birmingham on Sunday after-,
noon. Mrs. Steven* was the guwt of
Hon. and Mr*. Thomas Felder at thetr
home, corner of Peachtree and Seventh
■treeta Saturday and Sunday.
Mra. Joseph Richardson has aa her
guest her lister, Mra. Eugene Murphy
of Augusta
Mira Rheta Herv«y. of Savannah ar-
rtveil Monday to be the gueet of Miss
Julian Perdue.
Mr*. Annie Maya Dorr ha* accepted
the position of leading soprano In tlta
‘holr «f Si. Mark Methodist church,
corner of Peachtree and Fifth street*,
tints begun her regular dutlea as such
Sunday.
Mra. Sharp, of North Carolina will
arrive Wednesday to be the guest for
several week* of her daughter. Mra.
tleorge P. Hardy, at her home on Ana-
ley circle.
The Atlanta friends of Mra. L. C.
Lavretta. of Mobile, whoa* exquisite
aonrano voice la greatly admired and
appreciated In many part* of the
South, will be Interested |o learn that
the eminent young vtollflUt. Koelan,
ha* dedicated to her hi* Inteat compoal-
tlon. "Humoresque.” which Is Juetraady
for publication. ,
Mr. Beverly Randolph left n few- day*
ago for Sewanee. Tenn., to enter the
t'nlveralty of the South.
The Forrest Avenue Euchre Club will
meat Wednesday afternoon at 1:14
o'clock with Mlaa Sallle Walker.
Mrs. H. M. Patty and Mlta Katherine
Patty leave this wreak for a visit to
Columbue, Mlaa.
Mr. Floyd McRaa. Jr., has returned
from Chicago.
Dr. and Mra. Glbnay. after a riellgh'-
ful vlalt to Dr. and Mra. William P.
Nlmlaon, returned Monday to New
Tork.
Mra. George Cunningham, when the
gueet of Mra. Louie Ghuletln, returns
Wednesday to her home, In Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Rude will spend
the summer In Europe.
Mra. Hugh Richardson has returned
to the city.
Mr*. Sam Weyman ha* a* her gueat
Mra. Paul Morgan, of Worwiter. Mail.
Mra. Thomaa Scrutchlni. of Chatta
nooga. will vlalt .Mra. R H. Wllby this
week. *
| Mr. Luthur Rosser and Mias Nora
I Belle Roster will return this week from
| Florida.
Mlu Susie May Pope will leuve
I during April for a vlalt to Mlu Helen
U'oghlln. In Toledo.
Mr. and Mr*. John D. Little have aa
their gueat Mra. William Little, of Co
lumbus.
Hlahop anil Mra. Charle* Gallowray,
who *i>ent aeveral days In Atlanta lot
Mra. Albert Harlan Batu and baby
daughter, of Cleveland, Ohio, are vis
iting Mra. Batu' father and mother.
Mr. and Mra. Darwin O. Jonee. 17 Eaa'.
Linden avenue. Mra. Bates as Mlaa
Kathleen Jonee had her full share of
friend* In Atlanta, and they are ex
tending her a warm welcome.
THE LINEN CL08ET.
Although linen cotaau such aa de
lighted the heart* of housekeeper* for
merly are Impossible In moat cases to
day. yet the piles of anowy Unen may
allll be arrangeil eo that they will be
beautiful to ace.
If available, a closet should be used
In preference to trunk, sideboard, box
couch or hall settee or any other of
the makeshifts employed In city homea.
Neat white pine ahelve* ahould be fitted
to extend the entire distance from floor
to rolling. The old-fashioned Idea that
drawer* were essential to prevent the
linen from becoming soiled was aban
doned long ago. .
The shelve* ahould be at leaat IX
Incite* apart and the broader they are
the better, up to a width oVeay, II
Inches.
Kheets, bedspread* and tablecloth*
| ahould be folded *o that they present a
long rather than square shape. Pillow
cases ahould be folded three times,
lengthwise. then once ‘i>ro,u«h the, m.d ;
dleTthen once again. Nskln. are treat
ed tn the »ame fashion.
Bureau covers vary so much that the
method of folding must be declded to
suit each one. If a certain method haa
been decided upon, for Instance, tf all
,he articles have been folded tn the
oblong ahape. then It I* but to follow
that Idea as nearly aa possible, for
tho beauty of a linen closet Is In uni-
f "<"ne ni'le’in particular that **
adhered to In storing household linen I.
«" !•»**. env'l' Pl«J
FIGHT OVER CAR FARE
CAUSED A SHOOTING
A row over a slick nickel Saturday
night on a trolley car near Cain and
Courtland streets resulted In the con
ductor, J. W. Townsend, shooting and
save rely wounding Solomon Mitchell, a
negro passenger.
Townsend made hla escape Baturdav
night, but Monday morning surrendered
to the police. He expects to be re
leased on bond during the day. Town
send declares ha acted in eelf-defense.
that the negro was attempting to cut
him. The wounded negro Informed tho
doctors at the hospital that the con
doctors at the hospital that the con
ductor shot him and shoved him off the
ear. He declared ht was not attempt
Ing to cut the conductor.
FIRE HORSES MAKE A RUN
7 WEN1 y MILES 70 COUNTR Y
fcl* ('■
tarn. -
C4»r.
ta,n
the gong sounded a rtr® alarm
niornini at l: !• o’clock In Arc
\«. h in rarnegle Way. the two
••a. a black and a gray, that
• hcmlcal engine, proved luat a
-peedy.
'••I by the eharp noise of the
■I hred by the Instinct of the
■■. the spirited animals ruehed
Maces under the hamesa of the
I engine. Before the guard on
iil'l get to them and lower the
however, the two hot***
'RHlnel the rope across the *"•
-napped It In twain, and darted
be station nt braahnerk *P*«L
me ihe chemical rapoalng In tha
side, aa though hitched to
started hack In the direction of At
lanta. It I* estimated they must have
traveled fully 18 or 2d miles. The
negro found the horses In the country
near Decatur and started with them In
search of their owner. A motorman
on a passing trolley car, who was for
merly a member of t nmpany So «.saw
the horse* and recognised the gray
The big black Is a new hone In the Are
aervlce and It Is thought this Is re
sponsible for the remaekable run.
Mlflfl DAVIS ADDRESSES
MISS dav,o m|68|0NARY MEETING.
J.’"' i lantom'llra wagon, the horses |J**s' session.
Ifc* 1 "" Mldly into Cain street and out d**"
Special to The Reorstan.
Meridian. Ml**.. March -The an
nual conference of the Womans for
eign Missionary Society closed last
night after a most successful four
•Idly Into Cain —
, «ii this thoroughfait. The runs
*;■ »er* seen hy policemen at dlf-
f* l >r.' point*, but all efforia to atop
" unavailing: The homes evL
J2"; 'bought they wera going »? *S™
f 1 *l i not mean to be hindered. P«-
f.geant Poole *ra* notified end
,.*7e -eerrh tot the horn**, b>it could
. •X"ti.in* further was heard rreg. jb*
. ’ ' '"awegt •till 7 o'rlorl M<md«y
, »" -« When they ware led Into the
, '" by a negeo, the horse* wet With
-ad he,Sag aa though almost
■ drop from fatigue
" i-.ged iR*t the bore** bad run
»*» t« Dotalur. had efraled
regh tha country, and ttvea
vas delivered
The ennual sermon
vesterday morning at '' ■■ - — - -- --
Hick* M. Ellis, the missionsry men.
gVlisl In the afternoon Mis# Daisy
Davis, "f Atlanta, addressed a large
mass meeting of children, and last
ot.ht the speaker* were Miss Virginia
night ai«. missionary
to*8oothou. I'hlna. »h« J" “• 1
- vacation, Ml** Drak»._
Is at ho
folded It evenly, edge to edge, and than
to see that each la placed exactly over
the other. *o that the practiced Vt*
will no deviation from tne •twit
*'AIM he* article* of one eort ahould be
_plled together, but th._pnra should n-'>
G'Too htih If there to nHH f-Jg*
spread them out. Nor ahould the plies
be laid parallel to * he * d f*
or at right angles to It. but diagonally
acroaa It. for this lends a pleasing va-
Sheet, should be laid so that tha cor-
nurq cnDlf ClO** tfl tH* *dff, DUt nlttf
Siring The fleet .heel I. laid with It.
long fold toward the front, the opan
edges diagonally toward tha wull. The
next sheet Is placed with * be open
edges toward the front and tha folded
or*fong side of the parrel diagonally
toward tha center of the ehetr.
niunkets require special treatment In
folding and In storing ***J. It *
best to conceal, so far as possible, the
combination of gorgeous cqjora usuaHy
found in such articles.
1 When the blanket* ar* ""wod **•£
on the topmost shelf, which Is hy ter
the best location for them, they may. h*
laid dose to the edge of the ahelf In a
uniform manner, their narrow-sat por
tions toward the front. •
Huch a linen closet will prove a Joy
as well aa Inspiration to even the most
unenthuslaatlc of housekepers.
PASSENGER FROM SAVANNAH
FOUND OEAD IN BERTH.
New "York. March 15 —D. T. Laird,
a aaloon paaaengor on tha steamship
,1tv of Atlanta, which arrived today
from Havannah. was found dead In hla
berth yesterday. It was said that »lr.
Uilrd's death wa* due to apoplegy. He
was about «U year* old.
THACHER MEDICINE PLANT
T IS OAMAOED BY FIRE.
REAL ESTATE IS BOOMING
IN BRUNSWICK NOW.
Special to The (leorgUo. .
Brunswick. Oa.. March 25.—The
Brunswick real eatat* market ha* been
very active the last few day*. Con
siderable property lias changed hands.
On Saturday fits or six deala of aom*
magnitude were put through, covering
both buslnrva and residential property
The demand for dwelling houses her*
la still very much In excess of the
supply and the construction of new
houses Is being pushed Just as rapidly
aa the difficulty of securing labor and
material will ptrmlt.
MILLIONAIRES LEAVING
CLUB HOUSE OF JEKYL.
Special to The Reorgtaa.
Brunswick. Oa., March SI.—Moat of
the visitor* to Jekyl Island have re
turned to their homes In the North end
East. The lelend will be entirely de
serted In about two weeks. The club
house will close April 1.
GOODS SHIPPED FROM NORTH
TO BRUNSWICK PORT.
Special in The Georgian.
Brunswick. Oa.. March SI.—The Be*
Line eteamer Ogeechee arrived In port
from New Tork ftaturday with an un
usually heavy cargo. Local merchants
and thoee along the Ime of the Atlanta.
Birmingham and Atlantic railroad are
ordering large quantities of gools
shipped by title line.
BRUNSWICK SUFFERS
FROM AN ICE FAMINE.
* reels! to The Ueorglan.
Brunswick, Oa.. March 26.—Just ns
the hot weather struck Brunswick Ihe
vlty la run Into an Ire famine. The
pael few days tha weather has been
like mid-summer and local Ice fac
tories and dealers have been unable lo
meet the demands made on them.
Convicted ef Loitering.
•peelsI to The tjeergtaa.
Brunswick. Oa.. March 26—Fourteen
negroes charged with violating Ihe city
ordinance which prohibits loitering In
the corporate limit*, were .triad before
Mayor Byrnms In police court Saturday.
■inn l.iI to The OeorgUe.
t'hatunnaga. Tenn.. Merck 26.—The
P'»»« ,h ; I^L h ".„“'^rby Tra “ M'-t"*l”we’re ’found"gtdjty a~iT«r.«
l»*ny »** m Vhl their choice of paying a fine or putting
nn.l water to th* egtentof the | „ n c „ r g.ng
lo- bcmg coverad by in-uranc*
The Ortitti #f U unknown.
» *W* , * on ' * ' * _ * uiti Kiitnbeth
i?*"5« ,, r“*rmer«.l.un. 'f MW At-
^inVr.' r hlnV.e , m.. ± n._ry work.
Knights ef Columbus. i
armwtTta it tolutnbus "III r>
M
Winl Funeral Monday.
< I Washington. March 28 —The body of
ELECTRIC OfltveN _ ute Brigadier Ueneral Tha.sfore J.
° .' winl. who died In Philadelphia last
seek. Will be brought here this after.
Inuua and interred with military honor#
In Arllngtoo Nstlonai cnaettry.
DUNN MACHINERY CO.
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By
This Morning’s Express
Fifty new creations in voile and silk suits.
In color the most sought after and,
by the same mark, the most difficult to
find.
Champagne,
Tans,
Golden Brown,
Leather Brown,
Apricot, .
navv and black, and in styles
They range in price
and also
they’re correct,
from
25.00 to 75.00
Chamberiin-JoKnson-DuBosS
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