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- THh ATLANTA (i±.OK(MAM A.NJJ INIbWb. mmmmmgmgmm ILLbiJAX, Al'JiiL £), l'JOr. A Wednesday Sale Millinery, Skirts and Waists Just a few hints today of very attractive offerings to be included in a special Wednesday sale. Come and you’ll find many other bargains to interest you. Stocks are larger than at any time this season; styles are newest; qualities most worthy; values greatest. You’ll be welcome to look around and study the fashions, whether you buy or not. Trimmed Hats A line of exquisite New York models and our own Pattern Hats, worth up to fl|7 CA $16.00; to close out at .OKI Trimmed Hats Beautifully trimmed Dress Hats in various shapes and colorings, worth up 4t»'3 QO to $7.50: at, choice v«*”0 New Shapes New Untrimmed Shapes in black and colors; best and most popular styles; worth up to $2.00; at New Sailors New line of Ladies’ Sailors in white ■ and black; sellin g elsewhere at $1.50; 1 AA our price, only the decorating, tall ' i of these flow- Panama Skirts New line of Ladies’ Skirts of flue all-wool Panama and mohair in all the <jtO QQ best colors; worth $5.00; at.. s ....'w**' 70 Voile Skirts Very latest styles in fine all-wool Voile Skirts, extra full cut and trimmed fitC AA with taffeta folds; $7.50 value. I.. .▼y , VW “Tailor Waists” Plainly ‘‘tailored’’ White Linen and Lawn Waists that should sell for $1.00; CAp tomorrow, only Lingerie Waists New Lingerie Waists of fine white lawn, lace and embroidery trimmed; worth <tt? t AA $2.00; choice for • • " i cnoico I or. .•»•«••*••••• Smith & Higgins, a The Underselling Store.** Take Walker St. or Westview Cars. "SOCIETY EXPERIENCED CA8T FOR OPERA. Among the large caat for the opera "Caprice of Capri," there are many who have had professional experience. Mr. Albert Bretenbucher, who takes the part of tho King, was for two years an understudy to Messala, In "Ben Hur.” Mr. Otis Nix, whose excellent work aa Roy Robblna, the American, la sure to make a hit, has been on the stage. —. . — Hr. Marion Hood, also a member of queen, haa for many years taken a the caat, haa a beautiful baritone, and aa soon aa the production of "Caprice of Capri" la over, will leave for Cincin nati, where he haa signed for the sum mer with the Cheater Opera Company. Mrs. Leater Fossick, who makes a dainty and charming Marguerite, haa had professional experience, and Miss Hattie Hunter, who take* the part of Gabrielle, lady In waiting to. the GIRLS! SOMETHING NEW GIRLS! Burs never yet was Antelope SUnldotrOT efie m» /moping Rope wm Ml yon *0 ttyano** Made In bright coppered wire colled over atrong cord, with polished hard wood handles. Etch Rope placed In pasteboard i carton. A Beautiful Toy which fills the mind of a child with supreme delight, and the possession' of which atones for the discovery that , _ dolls are stuffed with saw duit. A Decided Novelty, A Pleasing and Acceptable Present, Highly Appreciated by the Little Maidens. The Exercise Deemed by Eminent Medical Author ity as Beneficial. t. e queen wire JUMPING ROPE Every little girl can be the proud possessor of one of these Jumping Ropes by saving 12 coupons, of differ ent numbers, and bringing them to The Atlanta Geor gian office. Queen Wire Jumping Rope Coupon. COUPON NUMBER 5 Twelve coupons of different numbers will entitle the holder of Bame to one Queen Wire Jumping Rope. Name Address The Jumping Rope will be presented FREE to any one paying a month’s subscription to The Atlanta Georgian in advance. • , Sent by mail to any address for 12 coupons of dif ferent numbers and pc in stamps to pay postage. prominent part In amateur theatricals here. Mr. Charles Hoke's volco Is well known In the church choirs here, anil Miss Luclle Dennis has been heard In so many drawing rooms, and at so many private entertainments In At lanto, that her debut os Queen "Caprice of Capri" Is being antlclp with great pleasure. Mr. Cartl Campbell Is a great favorite with At lanta audiences, and the fact that Mr. Frank Pearson has a leading role will attract all those who know his work or his reputaUon. Tho members of the large chorus havs all hod more or less experience. Among them Is Mrs. Theresa Grant Hoffman, whose mother was Madame Grant, herself a brilliant pianist of some years ago. Madame Grant con- certlzed In Europe with several mem bers of her family, all of whom were musical, and her daughter, Mrs. Hoff, man, possesses rare pins and brooches which were presented to her mother by members of ths royal families of Eu rope. The performance will begin promptly st 8:15 o'clock Friday evening, and as no on* will ba seated during acts, tho patrons and patronesses aro urged to be prompt. Carriages may be or dered for about 10:10. TO MR8TsHELOr! Mrs. Robert Shelor, tho guest of Mrs. D. H. Lopez, was guest of honor Tues day afternoon nt a party given for her by Mrs. D. H. Lopez. Bridge was played, and there were present about twelve guests. At ths conclusion of the game, a delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Lopes's borne was decorated with roses and ferns, and Mrs. Lopes received her friends In a white lingerie gown. Mrs. Shelor wore a handsome blue foulard, trimmed with lace. P R E DpYAVA LTE R 8. Special to, The Georgian. Chicago, April 80.—Miss Jessie Wal ters, who traveled 4,000 miles to Join her sweetheart, was married to Mr. Frederick Preddy Monday by tho Rev. Shayler, rector of the Grace Episcopal church .of Oak Park. The ceremony was the culmination of a romance which began In tho village of North Morton, near Oxford, England, some years ago, where Mr. Preddy first met Miss Walters, whose father Is a well, to-do land owner. Shortly afterward young Preddy came to the United States, and he now la a building contractor at Birmingham, Ala. He and his bride departed last evening for Birmingham. Allas Walters left Liverpool on April 15 and reached Boston last Friday. Mr. Preddy Joined her In Chicago. She had with her a letter from her father to Rector Shayler, asking him to allow the two to be married In Grace church, and that the rector perform the ceremony. Rector Shayler became acquainted with Miss Walters' family when In England. MEETING OF GORDON CIRCLE. The regular meetlnr of the Gordon Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons has been postponed from May 1 to May 8 at 8:80 p. m. at the Home for Old Women, 18 East Mitchell street. WELL OESERvTF COMPLIMENT. In the selection of Miss Alary Kirk patrick as one of ths three ladles to un veil the monument on the battlefield of Shiloh, built by the Alabama division, U. D. C., the committee has mads a very happy selection. Miss Kirkpat rick's grandfather, the late General James T. Holtzclaw, led the famous Eighteenth Alabama Into this great battle, and he received his baptism of fire and was conspicuous for his bra very until carried from the field shot through the right lung. Miss Kirkpatrick herself has several times been honored by the veterans, having been maid of honor for General Stephen D. Lee at New Orleans. She enjoys the distinction of having been the youngest chartar V. D. C. member of the first chapter formed In Mont gomery.— Montgomery Journal. MRS. DENNY’I _ CARD PARTY. Mrs. W. F. Denny will entertain at cards Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Lottie Ifaupner, of New York, the guest of Mrs. L. C. Flanders. IN HONOR AdRfc. HOLME8. Mrs. James Robinson gave a delight ful little bridge party Tuesday after noon at her home on West Peachtree street In compliment to Airs. George 'o. Holmes, who Is visiting A!to. Charles Conklin. Pink roses wtre artistically used in ers being placed around the rooms. Afrs. Robinson received her guests In a becoming tnllettp of cream batiste fashioned with Valenciennes lace. After tho game dainty refreshments were served. The bridge prizes were a sliver toilette bottle and bon-bon dish. Airs. Holmes wore a gown of white broadcloth and Airs. Conklin was gowned In gray veiling fashioned with Irleh lace. MR8. PALM0UR"ENTERTAIN8, Mrs. Alark Palmour entertained her bridge luncheon club Tuesday morning. There was a full attendance of the members, and at the conclusion of the game a delicious luncheon was served BEAUTIFUL" DINNER. Monday night Miss Elizabeth Adair gave a beautiful dinner complimentary to M1b8 Hattie May High and Mr. Toulman Williams, whose marriage will take place Tuesday night. Quantities of pink sweet pea bios soms were used In the decorations, the centerpiece of the handsomely ap pointed table being a cut glass bowl tilled with thorn. The sliver candalebra held pink can dies and the confections and Ices were in pink tints. The place cardB were appropriate pen and Ink sketches. Aliss Adair wore a whlto embroidered mull gown, trimmed with lace. Miss Hlgli's becoming toilet was of white chiffon cloth, embroidered It black dots, with point laco and lav. endor ribbon garniture combined with rhinestone buckles. Tho guests were: MIbs Hattie May High, Air. and Mrs. James Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Nym Hurt. Miss Elizabeth High, Aliss Alice Steele, Miss Katharine Gholstin, Aliss Susie Alao Pope. Miss Alary Brent Smith, Alias Marguerite Hemphill. Air. Toulman Williams, Mr. Ronald Ran som. Air. Eugene Ottley, Mr. Ernest Ottlsy, Mr. Lc Kelly and Mr. IN HONOR "oF MRS. POU. Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. Vic tor Smith will entertain Informally Wednesday morning In honor of Mrs. Dozier Pou, the guest of Mrs. Samuel Weyman. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Tho regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Atlanta Psychological Society will bo held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, at Carnegie Library. Topics: "Ths Formation of the Home”—Mrs. Helmer. 'Periods of Stress In the Life of a Child"—Dr. Crouch. This society marks a period of great usefulness, its object being to study child culture and parental influence. cordial Invitation Is extended the wives and mothers of Atlanta to attend all the meetings and to become mem bers of the society. Jacobs 9 Pharmacy <r Persohal Mention Alias Ella Trimble returned Mon. day from Birmingham, whero sho spent several days with her parents, Judge and Airs. W. W. Trimble. Afrs. John Othello Noel has as her guests Miss Lottie Hanson and Miss Lena Wiley, of Social Circle. Mrs. P. S. Shollman and Aliss Carrie Dallls have returned from a brief visit to Cartersvllle, whero they were the guests of Mrs. John W. Akin. Air. and Airs. Courtland Burkman and their guest, Afrs. George Af. Chapin, of Atlanta, are spending today at the Continental hotel at Atlantic Beach.— Jacksonville Metropolis. Aliss Anita Peoples has returned from a visit of several weeks to her aunt, Mrs. E. L. Anderson, at Ocala, Fla. ba, and her very charm-. Ing young daughter, Alias Ada bishop of laughter, Alias Knight, are guests at the home of Airs. Knight’s sisters, the Misses Hal- lowes and Mrs. Ada Mitchell, of 4!3 East Alonros street Airs, and Aliss flit are always welcome visit acksonvllle, where they have largo number of relatives and a host of friends.—Jacksonville Aletropolls. Aliss Male AfoConnell, of Atlanta, Oa. a popular visiting girl now In ths city. Is the guest of Aliss Mary Lizzie Hinds, on Terrace Place, and Airs. J. G. Hynds alao has as her guest for a brief stay Aliss Senora Whiteside, of Gallatin.— Nashville Banner. Airs. Robert Shand has returned to her home at Columbia, S. C., after a short visit to her sister, Alts. James J. Russell. Air. J. Glascock Alays has resumed his studies at the State University at Athens. Airs. Walter D. Lamar, of Macon, Is tho guest of Airs. J. K. Ottley. Dr. Thomas P. Hlnman left Atonday for a visit to the Pacific slope. Airs. Charlotte Peck, Aliases Lottie and Catherine Wyly and Mr. Forney A Sale of Spring Medicines at Reduced Prices Charcoal Tablets, 100 in bottle, reduced from 25c to ...... ,16c Seidlitz Powders—tin box of 10—reduced from 25e to. ,17o Best Witch Hazel, pint reduced from 25c to 15c Effervescent Phosphate of So da, pound bottles; reduced from $1.00 to 59c Epsom Salts, lb 5c Barkola 50c Smyrna Fig Syrup with Salts, Senna and Mama, regular price 50c, reduced to 29c Wood Alcohol, pint reduced to 15c Packing Camphor and Cellar flakes, large 3-lb package, at, package 25c Compound Cathartic Pills, plain or coated 29c Calomel and Soda Tablets, 100 in bottles, at 13c Acetanalide and soda Headache Tablets, 100 in bottle, at .. .25c Kargon Compound 40c Sulphur and Cream Tartar. The kind mother used to make, pound can reduced to 29c Cream Tartar and Sulphur Tablets, 100 in bottle, at.. 19c Bethesda Ginger Ale, quarts at 20c; dozen $2.00 Squire’s Root Beer Extract, sufficient to make 50 gallons, :...15c at Concentrated Oil Pine 40c Dr. Long*s Sarsaparilla Com- bined With Dandelion Burdock, Prickly Ask, Mandrake and other good spring remedies; This is not a patent medicine, but is made from pure herbs of the field. An excellent remedy ior rheumatism, ulcers, catarrh, dyspepsia, pimples, roughness and eruption of the skin, 12-oz. bottle 60cfull quart, $1.00. PRESCRIPTIONS Have prescriptions filled here. Our force of competent registered assistants insure prompt, accurate compounding of all prescriptions, and our prices mean a substantial saving. We use only distilled water in our laboratory and prescrip tion department This is an important matter. A Sale of Toilet Goods at Reduced Prices for Wednesday. * 25c bottle Ideal Talcum Powder 19c 50c Mrs. Berry’s Beauti- ola 29c 50c Nadinola .... 29c 50c Imported Bay Rum . 34c 25c Packer’s Tar Soap . . 10c 25c Tetlow’s Swansdown 12c 25c Rose Tooth Powder ISc 25c Bottle Toilet Benzoin 19c 25c Bottle Liquid Green Soap . 19c 25c Mennen’s Talcum Powder .... .8c NOTICE! Ths mayor and general council of ths -Ity of Atlanta Invite bids for light' " ths streets and public places of i city for terms of one year, two years, three years and five years, as per speci fications contained In a resolution of said mayor and general council ap proved April 31, 1107, a copy of which resolution will be furnished upon apptl cation to ths clerk of council. Bidders shall specify the . maximum price to bo charged by such bidder to any person, firm or corporation, within the city of Atlanta, during the term of contract with said city, for electric cur- rent or electricity, for light, heat, power " ir purposes for which electric current may be used. Bids addressed to the mayor and gen eral council should be filed with the clerk of council and will be opened on Alay 6, 1907, at 3 o’clock p. in., the council chamber. The right to reject any or all bids la reserved. ' W. J. CAMPBELL, Clerk of Council. Air. Ernest Ottley, of Cedartown. Is In Atlanta to attend the Willlams-Hlgh wedding Tueeday night. le Agnes Lyon and Atlas Kate Hall left the city Tuesday morning for Brunswick, where they will attend the meeting of the King's Daughters. Aliss Lyon and Alias Hall are delegates from Sunshine Circle, of this city. They will return the latter part of the week. Airs. T. P. Hlnman leaves Thursday for a visit to Airs. W, O. Kinney, in Macon. Miss Alarlon Peel left Tuesday for New York, where she will visit Mr. and Afrs. William Tilt. PURE FOOD 6rape=Nuts If you have stomach trouble try eating Grape-Nuts for 10 days. “There's a Reason." RAZORS CONCAVED 8heerz, Knlvoe and all Edge Toolz ground and repaired. HEALEY BARBER8’ SUPPLY CO„ Bell 'Phone 2428. Atlanta, 442. No. 1 N. Forsyth St, Atlanta, Ga. ATLANTA VS. BIRMINGHAM APRIL 29-30, MAY 1-2 Ladies’ Day Tuesday THE BIJOU Tonight—Matinee Today. Of r.A COUNTESS VON ULUti HATZFELDT In the Musical Comedy Success. —THE— LITTLE DUCHESS Nezt Week: •THE NIGHT BEFORE XMAS” MAY-JUNE MUSIC FESTIVAL Airs. Frank Lester, of New York, will bo the guest of Airs. Ashby Puraa the latter part of this week. Mrs. Sarah J. Purtell and Airs. Rich ard El Hlnman leave Tuesday for Brunswick, aa* where they go to rep resent the Gordon Circle at the state convention of King’s Daughters and Sons to be held in that city Alay 1, 2 and t. Mrs. Harry Hume, nee Alias Alattle Pope Callaway, now of Seattle, la via- i her parents. Air. ar ‘ “ “ * away, 808 Peachtree. Lieutenant Graham L. Johnson, United States army, who has been the guest of his grandmother, Afrs. R. 8. Llgon, at Montgomery, has returned to Cuba to rejoin his regiment. Mrs. Ralph Van Landlngham enter tained her bridge club Tuesday morn ing. MRS.’CAMPBELL DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS. Special to The Georgian. Rome, Ga., April 80.—Aire. George W. Campbell, one of Rome's most prominent ladles, died this morning after a long Illness. Airs. Campbell Is survived by a hus band and sAv*EaJ ohlldrsn. ST. NICHOLAS AUDITORIUM, MAY 29, 30, 31 and JUNE 1. $8,C00 FOR ARTISTS ALONE. 8EA80N TICKETS, $3, $4, snd $5. ON SALE. CALL OR WRITE W. C. HUMPHRIES, 519 EMPIRE, ATLAN. TA. REDUCED RAILROAD RATE, ONE FARE PLUS 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP. TAX NOTICE State and County Tax Books now open. Make your returns at once and avoid the rush. Books will close in a few days. T. M. ARMiSTEAO, Tax Receiver. No. 77 PEACHTREE STREET. Continuous Performance. 1 to 5—7 to tl THIS WEEK'S BILL. Miss Lee White, Illustrated Songs; Oranberry & Lomon. Sketch: Mine Violet Erie, Elocutionist: Perry and White, Singing Sketch; Miss Lanvin, Bongs; The Rowes in "A Letter front Kitty” and "The Mitchell's Family Or chestra." THE TWIN THEATERS NO. 46 WHITEHALL ST. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY "8AVED BY A MELON” 'ALADDIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP” "MISS SMITHSON'S PORTRAIT" "THE VACIUM CLEANER" “THE LADY CABBY" AMUSE U No. 7 VIADUCT PLACE. ■WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY “THE TERRORIST’S REMORSE” ‘THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER’ St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DE LEON PAltK- Skating Dally. 11 to 1—3 to 5:30—a to 11. 1 Ladies fr*e morning*. ght, Tuesday, Thursday and Salt ly afternoon*- «v«r)k