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'll IK A 1 LAMA UIMJKUiAiN AND NEWS.
all
as
sortment. Frames
and chains in nickel
and gilt. Several
sizes and shapes are
shown/ The cut shows one of the lot. Bead bags are
more in vogue than even
Wednesday Momihg 9 OClock.
TlKKDAY, APltlL 23. \M.
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BATH-ROOM FIXTURE
Things that you can get for very little in this sale.
But great additions to the bath-room.
All come with screws for putting up.
Soa^ Dish to screw on , 25c
Sponge Back to hook on - rrv
tub M/C
Match Safe to screw on o r*
wall AOC
Towel Rack of three bars i a
to screw on wall * v/C
18-inch Towel a r
bars ! nrOC
24-inch .Towel /n ^ _ .
bars OUc
30-inch Towel *yr
bars ...- ;.... /
Tumbler and tooth brush
holder like cut . . .
Soap rack like cut, hooks
on tub . . ,
25c WHITE BAGS 25c
All these fixtures are
will not rust.
brass; heavily nickel-plated, and
With the “Summer Time” dresses these are just the
bags. This sale includes several sizes and shapes, and the
price we’ve put upon the bags removes the only objection
able feature—the getting soiled—at 25c one can indulge in
more than one. Then, too, they are easily cleaned.
GAS LIGHTS
75c to 1.50 bags, new and clean.
Wednesday Morning 9 O Clock
STATIONERY. 18c POUND
Special prices here, too! For Wed
nesday, Lindsay Inverted Gas Lights
the best and brightest. They
burn lessgaj? than an ordinary burner
and give a splendid, brilliant, white
light. The mantles are very durable.
Lindsay Inverted Light complete,
burner, mantle and globe, regular price
1.50. Special for
Wednesday . . .
1.25
2.98
“French Chiffon,” a good cloth finish stationery in one
pound boxes. A pound contains about five quires of paper.
Regular price of this paper, 25c pound.
C.-J.-U.Co. “Special” burner with
mantle and globe.
Complete
Extra mantles,
Each . . . .
50c
10c
Quadruple silver plated bowls
like cut, polished center with French
grey border design of clover. Regu
lar price $4.50.
Special at . . •.
Candelabra, quadruple, silver
plated, five lights, polished silver
finish. Regular price 6.50. Special at
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THE THEATERS
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“Around tho Clock."
If "Around the Clock" waa any fun-
Bl<r It might be dangerou*.
Th-re woe more laughter, more good,
old-fuhloned ha-has and hee-hawa at
TAX NOTICE
Stato and County Tax
Books now open. Make
your returns at once and
the rush. Books
close in a few days.
T. M. ARMSTEAD,
the Bijou Monday night than have
made the popular little play house a den
of concentrated quinteseence of pure
and unadulterated Joy In many and
many a aeaaon.
"Around the Clock" la not a thing
Tax Receiver.
bouquet of girls being Included
last-named. The comedians—the cast
is overflowing with them—are of the
knock-about-drag - me-down-kick-me-
about order, and they do it as If they
meant It.
Dull moments on the stage were as
scarce as frowning faces In the King
dom of the Goober Grabbers. If It had
been any funnier It might have been
arrested for exceeding the speed limit,
dlsturblng.the peace, cracking-jawbones
or splitting sides.
Rich McAllister, as Perkins, the bell
boy, was funny enough, goodness
knows. And C. F. Cardon, as Algte
Abbott, drew forth ns much laughter aa
Is good for any fellow fn the short
space of two hours and more.
But Billie Ritchie, as the man from
nowhere, with a figure Uke a rusty pair
of bow-legged scissors, and legs like
elongated corkscrews, and on expres
sion smeared all over his face that
would make a “won't-be-happy-untll-
he-gets-lt" picture laugh out loud, la
Just the funniest thing ever, and then a
fte proverbial barrel of monkeys Is a
fi£snu procession beside “Around ^h«
cle of fun.
The “Clock” rues all the week. Take
a trip “around.** J. D. O.
Miss Mary Mannering.
The engagement of Mary Mannering
In Rida Johnson Young’a new roman
tic comedy, '‘Glorious Betsy," takes
place at 4 the El Dorado Theater for one
night only, April 26. “Glorious Betsy"
Is described as a pleasant blend of mer
riment and sentiment, and furnishes
Miss Mannering with the best role It
has ever been her good fortun'e to se
cure since the time her starhood be
gan. The play Is the atory of the love
of Elisabeth Patterson, famous as a
Baltimore belle, and Jerome Bonaparte.
The Shuberts, who are directing Miss
Mannering'* tour, have spared no ef
fort to surround her with a company
of great strength, and also to provide
a production notable for beauty In
•very detail.
The management of the El Dorado
nnounces that the sale of seats Is
to witness the performance should,
hasten to procure their tickets. #
Pastime Palace Thester.
The bad weather Is no deterrent to the
Urge crowds which arc attending every
performance given nt the Fiatlme Palace
theater each afternoon and evening. .The
varied vaudeville bill, as arranged by Man
ager Holland, la giving genuine satisfaction.
Professor ffunds and his educated dogs;
Miss I .re White In Illustrated songs; The
Howes. In **A Tip on the llerby; r
nud White. In •*The I* at Farewell."
aud the Mitchell's family orchestra, com
pletes the Mil, Continuous performnuees
from 1:30 to & p. in.; from 7 to II p. iu.
dally.
St. Nicholas Auditorium.
What If the day be raw without, fm
the Urge rove re* 1 skating rink nt tlm M
Nicholas auditorium nt l’once Delesui park
skating. The Allll— m
nlshes stirring luusle for the matinee skat
ing sessions on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday afternoons, mid every night.
I Is ns are now tielug mode for a second
main)uerr.de earnlvnl. the details of which
will Im> announced later.
Amuse U Theater.
■ ■■• r. „ iiM'n hasflieen termed "The War
Path/’ has errsuged n three net program
which la Imund to please. The famous
Bsrrtsou sisters, remembered for tbeir
clever work In "Beanty end ih* Bmat."
will be seen In • dancing a|iecliilty. This
will be followed by **The Troubadours."
which. In turn, will be followed by "Sher
lock Holmes.” This bill will be among the
best of the season.
The Twin Theater.
Aa on original effort. Maaager Koblne
has ImM»ked for the north aide theater. In
addition to the regular moving picture
— * — m
■bows, a decided vaudeville novelty known
as the "Wonderful Illusion." This Is a
trick of legerdermalu made famous by
Herrmau. tke wizard. The picture bill for
the theater will be *The Paper Factory,”
and *Tbe Servants* Strike.”
In the south aide theater there will lie
offehol "In Pursuit of the Sausage," and
oiupnulon pleee, “The Dog Catchers.**
Partand-Newhall Co.
foresting aud talented tarn
will appear at the Drum!
nfi'bc, April 24, aa iuo
roiuldiMtlon.
on Wednesday,
dosing feature
.of the Atlanta lecture Association course
for the oenjiou.
The coni|Miiy Is roni|»osed of n inale
quartet, horn quartet nud bell ringers
hud the members have mode n reputation
for themselves. The quartet, composed of
some of the best musical talent In the
Country today, constats of J. l.!ncoln New
hall, first tenor; Stewart A. Smith, second
tenor; Willis C. Msupln. first bass, aud
Knlph II. Parlaud, second bass: The pro
gram Includes the brass quartet of the
French horn and cornet and this, with the
piano ns tin accompaniment to the vocal
m
Cincinnati, Louisville
ALL POINTS NORTH
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, DINING CARS
CITY TICKET OmCE, •» PEACHTREE ST.
•oln., form nn Intervafin, coin til nation. The
Ml rln,In, feature I, declared hy t
who have De.nl It to he little enori
wonderful.
LIGHT COURT DOCKET
FOR TERM IN WORTH COUNTY.
Special to The Oeorglan.
Hylveater, Ga., April il.—Worth au-
perior court convened here yeaterday
with Judge W. NV Spence preaiding
and Solicitor General \V. K. Wooten
and Reporter J. W. Talbert alto prea
ent. The vlilting attorney, were a.
follow,: J. D. Pope, of Albany, Ga.;
J. B. Murrow and J. C. Smith, of Tlf-
ton, Ga.; J. H. Pate, fetch Baa,, A. J.
Davl* and J. A. Ciiner, of Aihburn,
Ga.; J. W. Haygood and Kldridge Cult*,
of Fitzgerald, Ga., ami J. B. WUllam-
aon. of.Poulan. Ga.
The docket, are not very heavy and,
court will likely clone this week, the
BRIDE LEFT PENNILESS
BY HUSBAND OF ONE DAY.
Special to The Georgian.
Sallabury, K. C, April 2S.—A pen-
nllen, bride of one day, Mlaa Martha
Snipe,-Wolverton, of Danville, Va., laat
night waa aided In returning to her
home by Sallabury people. The g.TI
met Will Wolverton three week, ago
anti he perauaded her to leave and mar.
ry him In South Carolina. They (topped
here Friday after the.marriage Thura-
day, and, pretending to neek work.
Wolverton left her, promlalng to re.
turn ithorily. He haa not been aeen
nlnce. He took all the girl', money,
which nhe aaved In the Danville mill,.
It I, claimed, and the IT-yaar-uld bride
wan aided to get home by the charity
of nt ranger,. '
One »r the fnd. of the prince,, of Wale,
j to Imptv.M upon t
uln Hie Importance
DCOM Of Wold
| lu Gnat llrlt
lug to twin.
'■-I. . i", Tho duke of KuiUrflnud I. perhap. the
civil buMntea occupy Ing Ina firm of the | locouiotlrr ruriuevr In the Itrltlok
week and the criinlnel tmalnee, the wmp, and could earn a Uriug al tho
laaL work did he ao tlealre.
VISIT
HAVANA
NOW
“BEELINE'S”
S. S. Brunswick
$
Round trip to Havana
includes all expenses
on btv ,imcr. Return
ing on same boat per
mits two days in Ha
vana, but good for six
months if desired,
phtly from Brunswick, Ga.
‘40
light. Luxuriofi _ ^
promenade ileeka. Fine c u I • I h ».
Write early and on^-sge your r>x>ms.
J. G. LIGCOUR, Commercial Agt.