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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MON I* A V, A PHIL 13, 1907. BEAUTIFUL SHADES AND HAND SOME LAMPS AT ONE- I HALF PRICE 9 O’Clock Tuesday Morning Both similes and lamps are new goods just received. We closed out manufac turers’ lines at about half price and offer you the benefit of the bargain. These shades are exquisite and dainty. Tapestry Silks in Dresden designs, Jgp Silks, Chiffons and Cretonnes are some of the materials used together with handsome bead fringes. 9 O’Clock Tuesday Morning $6,00 Electric Lamps. .$3.00 5.00 Electric Lamps.. .$2.75 $10.50 Electric Lamps $5.25 $12.50 Electric Lamps $7.50 $15.00 Electric Lamps $8.50 $8.50 Oil Lamps $4.50 $9.50 Oil Lamps $4.75 $10.00 Oil Lamps $5.00 $14.00 Oil Lamps $7.50 A few odd Lamps and Shades from stock will be sold at equally low prices. 15.00 Shades at 7.50 and 8.50 18.50 Shades at 10.00 12.50 Shades at 6.50. 10.00 Shades at 5.00 and 6.00 9.50 Shades at 5.p0 and 6.00. 8.50 Shades at 4.75. Lamps are solid brass in several handsome designs. They are exceptional bar gains at the prices quoted. TUESDAY MORNING NINE O’CLOCK BREAD TRAYS. Quadruple Silver Bread ’frays like cut, pretty de sign of grates, regular price $2.50. Special Price $1.58 Tuesday morning 9‘o’clock. SILVER BOWLS. * Quadruple Silver Bowl in artistic design of clover blossoms and leaves. Regu lar price $4.30. Special Price . ,\ $2.98 Tuesday morning 9 o’clock. CANDELABRA. ; I Five-light Silver-plated Can delabra, plain colonial de sign; polished or bright fin ish. We have secured a re markable value in these. They could not be sold at regular value for less than $6.50. This Sale at $3.48 Tuesday morning, 9 o’clock. Ckamberlin - Johnson - DuBose Company ■0II Bit Lodz, Russian Poland, ^\prll 15.— *»ver 1»)0 workmen have been killed during the last four weeks, as the re sult of labor feuds. The workmen, In censed at the government for not pro tecting those who are willing to work, have taken matter* Into their own hands and are evidently expelling the terrorists, socialist* and anarchist*, whom they hold responsible for the uin of the Industrie* of Lodx. A* the ?wh form 8U per cent of the soclal- ist*. there I* some apprehension that the wwkmen may engage In un anti- tiemitlp outbreak. Promoted to Agent. Kpeclnl to The Georgian. Griffin. Ga.. April 15.—C. E. McKIb- ben, who for the past few years has held the position of baggage agent at the union passenger station In this city', has been succeeded by John M. Mathews, who was promoted from tele, graph operator at the yard office. Dredge at Work at Port. Brunswick. Ga., April 15,—The l»lg suction dredge Atlantic came In port Saturday and today commences the work of dredging In the river Sit the site of the Brunswick Steamship Com pany’s big timber basin. The dredge will remain here until her contract Is completed, which will probably be In about sixty to ninety days. FAIR COMMITTEE TO COMPLETE PLANS Within a few days a meeting of the executive committee of the State Ag ricultural Society will be held and then plans will be made for the coming state fair In Atlanta next fall. With the contribution by the Georgia Hallway and Electric Company of >1.000 and the wiping out of >1,700 worth of debts, Secretary Weldon la able to announce that the fair Is as sured, and a meeting of the Agricul ture! Society executive committee will be called and the matter closed. .. T* ,e ,o 0l tf of getting out the premium list will also be started, so that the lists may be distributed over the state among the farmers before the time for planting their crops has passed. Ensmeled Preserving Kettles, Priced 15s up. The Rest Curtain Stretchers, $2.50. * Tit* Best Refrigerators, Pelced, $8.00 up. We carry the largest stock of Records and Cabinets to be found in tlie South. We keep constantly a complete line of Victor Talking Machines and Edison Phonographs. We sell them on small payments by the week or bv the month. Send for Catalog. PHILLIPS & CREW COMPANY, . Atlanta, Georgia. P The Best Enameled Tea Kettles. 45c up. Enameled Tea nnd Coffee Pots, 15c up. Oiir Cooking Demonstration of the Miller Monitor Range " \ - Began today, (Monday) morning at ten o’clock and will continue one week. $7 50 worth of cooking • •■■■ Utensils (your own selection) free with each range. The Miller Monitor has a recortf of 46 years in Atlanta,and is endorsed bv thousands of satisfied users. ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. Bisscll’s Carpet Sweepers, $3.00 up. The Best Enameled Berlin Kettlee, 35c up. The Best Enameled Dish Pans, 25c up. Galvanised Iron Wash Tubs, 55c up. Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, Priced 75c up.