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jl'HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. tVKUWnWUAT, JUNE 12, lWf. Light Underwear SUIT Ventilated American Silk, pink, blue . . . $4.00 Ventilated Mercerized Lisle 3.00 Imported Swiss Lisle, very light, white . . 2.00 Ribbed Lisle, form fitting, ecru-white . . . 1.50 Balbriggan, real Egyptian 1.00 Athletic Style E. & W. “Barney McGlynn,” all linen . . Ribbed Lisle, sweater style, ecru-white . . Nainsook, sleeveless or half sleeve .... Pongee, knee drawers only, pair . . . Scriven, knee drawers only, elastic seam $3.00 1.50 1.00 1.00 . 50 In Social Life, Too, The Long Distance Bell Telephone is valuable and serviceable. You can chat with your friends al most anywhere at small cost. Reasonable Rates; Satisfactory Service. Call “Long Distance,” Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. KNIGHTS OF COLOMBUSPLAN BIG MINSTREL FOR FRIDA 1 T Those who enjoy and appreciate an up-to-date minstrel show, where the newest Jokes are perpetrated and only the latest and best "coon" anna, are heard, aro looking forward with much pleasant anticipation to the entertain ment which will be given at tho Bijou Friday evening by the Knights of Co lumbus. There will be the best of mu sic and dancing, a chorus of fifty well- t rained voices will sing the latest song hits, and bright and Interesting spe cialties will keep the audience laughing until the curtain falls. The Knights of Columbus are pro paring to mako this entertainment thn beat ever, even better than the "Jam boree," recently given at Marlst Col lego and which almost broke up the congregation with Its ihlrth-pmvoklng specialties. To attend a minstrel put on by the Knights of Columbus la to laugh to the finish and the one coming Friday night will be one of the best. Tickets at the regular prices will be on sale at the UIJou Tuesday. Wednes day. Thursday and Friday. For a Bang-up Time jtake five cents to the grocery and ask for a package of ZuZu GINGER SNAPS You’ll hit the mark every time. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Washington. June 12.—In tho last two months eight, complaints against railroads before the Interstate com merce commission have resulted In the railroads granting the terms nsked by tho complainants befaro the commis sion even made Ita ruling. A complaint was made In March that the Southern railway, the Seaboard Air Line, the Pennsylvania, the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and va rious steamship lines charged a higher rats, propoBtlpnately, to McRae and Helena, Oa., than to Cordelo anil i gerald. Oa. The case was set for hearing, but before hearing was had the lines read justed their tariffs, and on April 8 tho commission ordered tho complaint dis missed, THE GEORGIAN & NEWS will be sent to anybody any where for any length of time by notifying the circulation department. Phone 4928, Standard 4401, 45 cents per month, 10 cents per week. ADAIRS' AUCTION SALE BROUGHT CUSTOMERS Atlanta dirt continues to be In de mand and as a result Forrest & George Adair conducted a successful auction sale Tuesday afternoon nnd sold thirty- three lots. The lots arc located on the Boulevard, DeKatb nnd other streets near the Decatur and East I.nko car lines. Tho fact that the lots aro near Edgowood, Kirkwood, East Lake and other suburbs and that the Georgia Railway nnd Electric Company Is dou ble tracking Us line from Atlanta to East I.ake Junction drew a large crowd and made the lota In demand. The sale was conducted by Forrest Adair, with the following sales: A. J. Cash. *208; A. J. Cash, 1190; J. H. Conway, 1175; J. H. Conway, 2180; C. R. Haskins. $180; J, R. Turner. $155; J. R. Turner, $160; 1.. Z. Shannon, $150; I.. Z. Shannon, $150; R. L. Holre, $130; W. E. Dunn, $140; W. E. Dunn. $210; J. It. Bass. $225; A. J. Cash, $150; Mrs, N. B. Brown, $160; C, 1,. Farmer, $166; M. 11. Franks, $160; Mrs. Emma Woodward, $140; E. A. McHnn, $120; E. A. Mellan, $110; Emmett Hlght, $165; H. T. O’Shields, $220: H. T. O’Shields, $190; W. L. Kemp. $180; W. R. Bowen; $170; C. E. Bowen, $170; II. W. Warneke, $160; H. Y. nnd C. A. Britton. $135; Jllss Annie Brown, $115; H. O. Stokes, $110; W. R. Brown. $97.; J. B. Harris, $110, and Mrs. N. ll. Brown, $1$5. Total, $5,200. RED CROSS MAN WORK ALL TIME London, June II.—Plans to make the Bed Cross Society effective In time of peace as well ss In time of wsr has formed the principal subject of discus sion at today's session of tho Interna tional Red.Cross Congress. It was urged by all speakers, and D. Carbo, of the Argentine Republic, of fered a resolution to that effect. Lord Roberts made the opening address to the congress. 2 NEW CANDIDATES MAT ENTER DACE Four-Cornered Fight May Be Waged For Office In Central City. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Oa, Juno 1$.—Hon. John T. Moors and Hon. W. H. Sloan may enter the race for mayor of Macon In the coming primary. Both Mr. Moore and Mr. Sloan have the matter under consideration and If they enter the fight, things politically will be Interesting. Judre A. L. Miller and Mayor Bridges Smith have al ready announced their candidacy for the position of mayor and with two new candidates In the Held the situa tion will be considerably changed. It was thought that the announce ment of Judge Miller and Mayor Bridges Smith settled the matter BO far as candidates for mayor were con cerned, but the politicians have been stirring the past few days, and from present Indications there will be three candidates sure and maybe four. BRIDGE IN8PECTOR' IS URGED BY JURY. Special to Tho Georgian. Macon, Oa.. June IT.—Inspectors of roads and bridges for Bibb county are urged by the grand Jury In the general presentments, and If the county board of commissioners accept this recom mendation made by the Jury, a county police system will be secured In at» In direct way. The Inspectors will of course be vested with police authority and will bo deputy sheriffs as well. Clothed with this authority they will be able to pa trol the more thickly populated sections outside the city. South Macon In par ticular. . MACON STREET CARS HAVE ARRIVED. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga„ June 12.—The six new street cars of the Macon Hallway and Light Company arrived In Macon yes terdny, and will be running In a few days. Two of the cars are large ones, and will be run on the Vlnevllle and South Macon lines, while the other four are smaller, and will be used on the Cemetery and Long Belts. The cars are all painted a yellow, with large letters of the company on the sides. POPULAR LITTLE - BOY DIE8 IN MACON H08PITAL. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., June 12.—Eugene Wor sham, 8-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Worsham, died yesterday at the city hospital after an Illness of only a few days. On Saturday last he was taken- sick, but At the time It was thought not to be serious. Eugene was well known and loved by his hundreds of little friends. . The funeral services were held morning at 10 o'clock from the family residence on Coleman avenue, Vlne vllle. TENNI8 TOURNAMENT TO BE PLAYED AT MACON. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., June 11.—Commencing July 3 and lasting for several days, (he gulf states tennis tournament will be held at the Log Cabin Club In this city. A large number of. the members of the Cabin nro now working hard to compete with the players coming from other Southern cities. The tennis courts at the Cabin are In splendid condition and the players are nt tho club most every day practicing. Tennis this summer has been taken up by a great many of the young men of tho city. When you have a Bad Breath—Wake up I AKE Up I It's tlmoto takes V> \> speak to I St. Johns Picnic. Plans for the picnic of St. Johns Sunday school have been changed by the committee In charge. It was origi nally planned to meet nt the pnstofllce and take cars for Joyner’s park, but the school will picnic at Brownwood, taking cars st the church Thursday morning. The committee In charge of arrangements Is composed of C. H. Kelley, chairman; J. W. Stallings, C. H. Girardeau, Herbert West, Clarence Wayne and Paul Key. -When the friend ycu speak to turns his face the other way. — When your tongue Is ooaled. —When you have Heartburn, Belching, Acid Risings In throat, —When Pimples begin to poop out, —When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns, —Thai's the time to check coming Con stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia. BICYCLESALE There was never such a bicycle sale held in the South, even in the “good old” bicycle days of yore, as we held last June. This year we are going to eclipse this sale so com pletely that it will be forgotten. REMEMBER THE DATE, June 20, Thursday You cannot leave an order for one. You cannot buy one on the 19th. You cannot buy one on the 21st. You must be present yourself. THE PRICE $15.00 "KMC SPECjAL THE REGULAR PRICE $23.00. THE WHEEL WITH A REPUTATION. ff King Hardware Co. PEACHTREE ST. STORE ONLY. F. 0. BYRD, Manager Sporting Goods Department. All Tires, Pomps, Bells, Lamps and Other Sundries Sold at Low Prices on that Day ONLY FORMER PERRY MAN DIES IN MACON. Special to The Georgian.’ Macon, G%., June 12.—After an Illness of some time, John L. Housdr, aged 61 years, died yesterday afternoon at the home of his niece, Mrs. J. T. Elliot, on Second street. Mr. Houser lived at Perry, Ga., until about one year ago, when he moved to this city oh account of his poor health. He is survived by his wife and four eons, Messrs. L. M., L. B., E. J. and R. C. Houser. Mr. Houser was well known In Ma con and his many frlertds have learned with sorrow of his death. SUPERIOR COURT OPEN TO COMPLETE WORK. Special to The Georgian. Madon, Ga.. June IS.—The superior court was kept open yesterday and will also be open today, In order to complete several small matters. Yesterday after noon the certiorari docket was com pleted. Just How long It will be before the court ts adjourned Is not known, but an announcement will probably be made this week. MANY LEAGUERS TO ATTEND CONVENTION. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Oa., June 12.—One of the largest conferences ever held by the Kpworth League In the South Georgia conference will convene In Macon on Thursday, June 13, lasting through Sunday, Juno 16. The sessions will all be held at Mul berry Street Methodist church and an Interesting program has been arrahged. Delegates from Albany and other towns south of Macon, will come In a _ . , _ , _ . ._ . .. body on a special car, trimmed In the One tingle Candy Cascaret will do II colors, and banners flying, if taken at the right minute, just when you 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. ARMISTEID, Tax Receiver. first (eel the need of It. Do It now) reaching the Central City Thursday at noon. Several prominent men will de liver addressea and a conference that will surpass any previously held by the league In the South Georgia conference will convene In this city on Thursday. fifty stitch-it^red waste Digestive Juices In flooding out the Bowels, like Salts, Castor Oil, ''Physics.'’ j Bui,— they set jlke Exorcise on the TO CLOSE KNIFE WOUNDS. Special to The Georgian. > Macon, Ga, June 12.—In a cutting Muscles that shrink and expand the !ntes-| scrape at the Willingham Cotton Milts tines, thus pushing the Food on Naturally, yesterday, Thomas McGee, one of the _ ,- , . J fas*, swasc * *■* **•• When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby: The two had e fee- words, when Mc- they need Exercise to strengthen them— Daniel made at McGee, cutting him so “Pt.—,c. * _ that It was necessary for the doctors to not rhyilc to pamper them. • | fifty stitches to close his wounds. Caacarets provide the bracing tone thal 1 The cuts are not deep and It Is is needad specifically bv the Bowel-muscles, thought will not prove fatal, though isficci-caxpecuicaiiy oyuicDosci-mujciM. th#y m giving t h e Injured man agreat deal of pain. McDaniel was arretted and lodged Then carry the little ten-cent "Veit Pocket'* box constantly with ycu. and take a Cascaret whenever you inspect you need It. One Cascaret at a time win promptly cleanse a foul Breath, er Coated Tongue, thus proving dearly Its ready, steady, sure, but mild and effective action. Have the Mils 10c Emergency box at Cascsrets constantly near yon I All Druggists ten them—over ten mil lion boxes e year, far six years past. Be very ceretul to get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany end never sold in bulk. Every tab let stamped “CCC.'* no FOOD CURE!! Most diseases are caused by improper food. EAT Grape=Nuts “There’s a Reason” BALLARD BIFOCAL AND TORIC OR CURVED LENSES have gained a reputation In two years no other firm In the entire South has made In u half century. Not these lenses alone gave us the lead, but op tical aervlce In every way not usually found elsewhere. Ask any Atlanta man about us. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO, 75 Peachtree Street. Awiiings For stores, Offices, Residences, Publto Buildings,eta, manu factured and put up. .All work guaranteed Lowest price*. Phone or write for estimates. J. M. HIGH GO. Atlanta, Ga. TYBEE BY THE 8EA VIA CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY. Week end rate, $8.25; tickets on sale Saturdays, limited Tuesdays following date of sole. Season rate, $11.1$; tick ets on sale dally, limited September 30th. W. H. FOGG, D. P. A., Atlanta. Ga. COREY MAY YET HEAD BETHLEHEM New York, June 12.—That William Ellis Corey, president of the United States Steel Company, la about to be come the head of the Bethlehem Steel Company and ally himself with Cha(|pa M. Schwab In the latter'a fight against the present trust Is declared at Beth lehem, Pa„ where the head offices of that company are located. The officials, wlm seemed to know, declared that Corey would be living In Bethlehem or In Pittsburg with his bride before the summer Is through. MOUNT OE SALES ACADEMY CL0SE8 SESSION. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., June 12.—Commence ment exercises at Mount De Sales Academy began this morning with a program that stands out as one of the most completely arranged for the clos- Ing exercises In years. Two days will be used in bringing the school work for the year to a Close Many parents of the young ladles who are graduating.are in the city at tending the commencement exercises. . cop a Poe _ _ THE TRIPOD PAINT CO* 37 N. Pryor 8t„ and a ARTIST Wilt bring you a sample-card and give you on estimate on Tinting your walls with DECO-MURA, the naw asnltsrv Walt Finish. LOOK OVER your laundry and If you And any rea son* for dlssatlofactlon you should send your linen to ut, tor we go* r antee to Launder Your Linen and til other articles In a way that cannot be surpassed. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, 40-42 Wall Street. Phones, 41, Main. _