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r ~— ——-— Keep Your Liver 'king. It'* a lazy organ and to be stimulated occasionally, Shirks it. function That coat- 2 . on gue, sallow complexion, sick hldache and pair, under the shoul- j Wade are caused by an indolent (Iter Livcn it up by taking a *hort course of Beecham’s Pills gold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25c. IN HONOR MISS CLAYTON, Kin Marie Frazer entertained at 4nmlnoes Wednesday afternoon In com- nHment to Miss Ethel Clayton, whose "o Captain R H. Marks, of Sanford, Fla. will take place on the 11th. __ UA8T OF DANCE8. The dance Friday evening at Segad lo'a hall will be the last of the season. The event will be a large social affair ,t which a number of the belles and braux will be present. SPELLING BEE. The voting ladles of the Phllathea of the Second Baptist church will give a spelling bee Thursday In ,he basement of the church. Among those who will spelj are Mr Forrest Adair, Judge Hlllyer, Mr. • jim Nutting, Mr. Andy Stewart, Mr. Burton Smith. Judge Broyles, Mr. rrusselle, Mr. Eb Williams. Mr. A. D. Adair Mr: Wallace Rhodes, Judge Westmoreland, Dr. Carpenter. Dr. Con. nallv Professor Brittlan. Mr. Frank Pearson. Dr. J. E. White, Mr. Dunson. Mr william Hurd Hlllyer, Mr. T. J. Dav Mr. Julian Field. Mr. Paul Eth ridge, Colonel Hardin Jones. Mr. W. M, Lowe Mr P. E. Johnson. Mr. Gibson, Mr Richards, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Hart well Blanton. Mr. Joe Blanton, Mr. Wavne, Mr. Welch, Mr. McCarty, Mr. Gordon Hurtel. The lend-a-hand com mittee will serve refreshments. Have a Real Vacation and read The Georgian and News every day while away. Sent everywhere 45 cents a month, 10 cents ' a week. Phone 4928 or write circula tion department The Geor gian and News. No trouble to change address. THOMASVILLE. Miss Alice Mae Anstey entertained Tuesday at a picnic on the Ochlockonee In honor of her guests, Misses Grace McNair. Laura Anslcy and Bessie Copeland. Mrs. T. A. Teste Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Q. Pittman, in Quin. cy. Fla. Miss Alletta Jones, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. B. Dixon, returned to her home. In Tallahassee, Wednesday. Miss Ella Leech, of Montgomery, Ala., Is the guest of Miss Norma Hines, on Jefferson street. Professor and Mrs. E. A. Pound have returned to their home. In Waycross, after a visit to Colonel and Mrs. R, L. Wylly. Mr. and Mrs. A._M. Dlxqn left for Indian Springs Thursday morning. • ' Miss Bessie’Vnnn was thb guest of honor-as a,lawn-plcnlc-at -the home of Mrs. J. L. Foster this week. Miss Caroline Williams, of the facul ty of Young’s College, has gone to her home, In Macon, for the summer. Miss Agnes West and Miss Celia Tlmberlake have gone for a visit to the Jamestown Exposition. Much Interest Is felt here in the an nouncement of the engagement of Mr. Wallace Brandon, of Thomasvllle, to Miss Annie Green, of Dublin. The wed ding will take place late In June. Mrs. J. T. Culpepper Is spending a f«w weeks at Hampton Springs. Mrs. M. M. Cooper and her tvs chil dren will return Sunday from a visit to Atlantic Beach. M’RAE. Mrs. J, W. Domingos returned from Macon Tuesday. Mr. Sidney Heath-came over from Rochelle and spent Sunday with friends. Misses Mable and Ethel Wynne re turned to Eastman Friday. Dr. O. A. Burch, of Jacksonville, was In the city this week. Miss Rawlins, of Milan, has been spending several daya with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Rawlins, In our city. Misses Mary and Maggie Brewton, of Mount Vernon, were In the city this s-eek, Mrs. Cheney, of Fltsgerald, was tlrttor to Mrs. Robert Tompkins, In Helena this week. Mr. T. J. Thaxton Is spending the reek with his brothers here. Mr. Fulton W. Luckle returned last laturday morning from tho West. Mr. c. H. Williams, of Macon, was Irculatlng among his many frle he city last week. Colonel W. A. Wooten, wife and ohn A. Wooten, Jr., spent Sunday In .umber City. Miss Eva McRae came home from ort Valley Saturday, where she has een teaching school. Miss Pearl Nash has closed her rhool In Green county and Is now Pending the vacation with her parents i the city. Colonel Arthur McLean finished his »urse In law at Mercer this week. Mr. Alt J. Lewis was In our city Sat- rday. Miss Hortenss Davis, who has been pending the winter with her uncle, la)or Davis, left Monday night for her Pme, In Ohio. Mr. Millard McRae and daughter. |l«s Daisy, attended the marriage of r. Royal McRae and Miss Irma Ml F- lb Conyers Sunday. YOUR KIDNEY DISEASE Vpon your request we will send yon 'ample bottle of Stuart's Gin and Bu. u. which will convince you that this * dependable remedy for Bladder and dney diseases. Stuart’s Gtn and Bu- “ b*s achieved remarkable' success correcting disorders of this charac- • 11 Is a delightful combination, »«ant to taka, and suitable for pa- ots of every age. Kidney disease 1 Invariably develop Into Bright’s lea ** tf not corrected. Ask for a U bottle. ,al * by alt druggists 11.00 per tie. STUART DRUG CO, Atlanta, Ga. Personal Mention ) ana Mrs. J. H. Johns and chtl- summ« h fy Kenneth, are at their fains? h e ,n ,he Carolina moun- M? Ir inA ni »i? ,r, ir Tho i nton Mar >’e and Th’tS?Van Rensselaer return Stlori ^ * r ° m J ame *t° w & Expo* Ml2?^m.M U T mar ’"“ r ’ Henr * Lamar, Miss Camille Lamar and Mrs. M. B- „ ar " a '"’ “J , 8t - Augustine. Fla., leave 2oii t k? r !fc t for New York, where they a !L?M he f ues,s of Kr - and Mrs. John "' to n H arrl »' at their home on River side Drive, for several weeks. Later they Will Visit many places of Interest In New York state and the latter part of the summer will be at Highlands, N. C.—Macon News. Miss Constance 'Knowles wllj return week Jame,town the latter part of the Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hughes. Miss Hughes and Messrs. Dennard and Dan G. Hughes, of Danville, were In the city today en route to LaOrange, where they will attend the marriage of Miss Mary Ridley and Mr. Harvey Hill, of Atlan ta. Mr. Dennard Hughes will act as best man for Mr. Hill and Immediately after the marriage, which will be i quiet home affair on Wednesday even Ing, Miss Hughes goes to Monroe, hnd will be the guest of Miss Clare Felker for ten days.—Macon Nsws. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Inman and Miss Jennie Inman left Tuesday for v ew York. Miss Kate Stocking, of Norcross, the guest of Miss Mildred Cabanlss. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd McRae have re turned from Atlantic City. It Is a matter of sincere regret that Mr. and Mrs. Brown Taylor will leave the city In the early fall and make At lanta their home In the future. Mrs, Taylor belongs to the prominent Mc Queen family of Columbia, S. C.. and came to Macon as a bride two years ago, and has been one of the most ad mired and popular young women In the social world. Personally she Is very at tractive with the gracious, delightful manners that comes of a gentle herl tage. Mr. Taylor Is one of Macon' representative young- bualnesB men,, having been very successful In his financial ventures.—Macon News. • Miss Marguerite V. Carter Is being delightfully entertained In Birmingham, where she Is a member of Miss Mary Tody's house party. Before returning home Miss Carter will visit her aunt, Mrs. J. Frank Redd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meador an nounce the birth of a daughter. The friends of Mrs. Sarah J. Purtell, who met with a painful accident last Thursday, will be Interested to know that she Is Improving at her home. 368 Peachtree street, and will soon be out again. Mr. Reese Marshall left Wednesday for Savannah, where his marriage to Miss Rheta Hervey will be solomnlzed on Saturday. Mr. James Owens and Mr. Harry Hall will go down later for the occasion, and Miss Julian Perdue, who la now the guest of friends In {n or Ida, will be among the out-of-town guests. Mrs. Hoke Smith and daughters left Tuesday for a visit of several days in Athens. Miss Edna Berrsenberz, of Indlanap oils. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julius A. Mueller, 295 East Pine street. Mrs. Biirwell Pope Is the guest of Mrs. Wills Pope, during Mr. Wllle Pope's absence In California. Miss Marian Woodward and Miss Annie Hall will leave July 1 for New York, Miss Woodward sailing early In July for Europe and Miss Hall going to spend the summer with friends In New Hampshire. The wedding of Miss Annie Muse and Mr. Jack D. Hayes will be an event of wide social Interest, taking place on the afternoon of June 18 at the home of the bride, on Ashby street. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mathews return the latter part of.the week from a trip East, and will be at home to their friends at 86 East North avenue. Mr. Kirven Weekley left Tuesday for Eaatman, where he will be the guest of Mr. Wright Daniel. From there he will visit friends In Jaokionyllle, going later to Pablo Beach, where be will be a member of Miss Elite Bright’s house party. Miss Kate H. Fort has returned to Mount Airy, after visiting Atlanta rela tlvea. Rev. Dr. Theron Rice Is spending several weeks at 'The Monterey," at Mount Airy. Mrs. C. B. Howard, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank R Logan sailed on the 8th for a tour of Europe. Miss Ella Fischer, of LaOrange, Is the guest of Mrs. Dorsey Mooredeld. Master Frank Patterson, of Mont gomery. Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Edward M. Sheram. The Martha Wayles Jefferson Chap ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Opelika will celebrate the birth and adoption of the flag at the achool auditorium Friday morning. June 14. Mrs. Amelia Wyly. of Mont gomery. will be a guest of the occa sion. end will deliver her beautiful and Instructive address on “The Flag.’ Montgomery Journal. Mrs W. O. Hollingsworth and her daughter. Miss Ada Let Hollingsworth, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rollins at Montgomery. Mrs. Charles Elysa and children are In Baluda, N. C. Mrs. Martin Dunbar Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dargan. Mr. and Mrs. James 8. McGowen have returned to Augusta after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gray. Mrs C. L. Fraley, Miss Margaret Mitchell. Miss Susie Pope, Miss Nellie Walsh Miss Martha Goodpasture and Mrs M H. Bell, who are to go abroad tneether leave Nashville tomorrow morning for New York. They will sail oil Saturday.—Nashville American. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Bowen. Jewell A Co. vs. A. D. Adanfc, 'ToTnfv.. Jame^McIntosh. from E C* r M. Carter^vs. L. V. Tapley, from Johnson. Withdrawn. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. MOT. Our proposition in this sale is not indefinite, wo don’t tell you in an abstract state ment that we are offering great bargains this month. We say we give you a dis count of one-fifth the regu lar price during this sale. Everything is in plain fig ures—always is that way— and our enormous patronage testifies that they must bo reasonable. Take off 20 per cent and you have the June Sale price. Anything indef inite about that? Full line of Chifforobes. Take off 20 per cent. This one in oak or mahogany. Regular price $35.00 Take off 20 per cent $7.00 June Sale price $28.00 The Reasons for this June' Clearing Sale Are: ' 1st. To clear our stock down to the minimum before we send our buyers in July to the big furniture markets to make purchases for fall. 2d. To stimulate business during a naturally dull month. 3d. Frankly, since March 30, the miserable unseasonable weather has put back business everywhere, and we must make up our volume this month. Remember, this is not a sale of shopworn articles or stickers which we want to get rid of. This discount applies to every article in our house with two exceptions. On every dollar’s worth you buy here this month you save twenty cents— twenty dollars on every hundred—20 per cent comes off everything. The sale will positively end June 29. Large Turkish Rocker, in finest leather; quartered oak frame. Regular price $50.00 Take off 20 per cent . $10.00 June Sale price $40.00 All Refrigerators at 10 per cent discount. Cut shows a “Stone White Mountain,” lined with solid stone: Regular price $30.00 Take off 10 per cent 3.00 June Sale price $27.00 This is of Especial Interest to Out-of-Town Buyers, If you live in a town or city within three or four hundred miles of Atlanta and are interested in buying a quantity of furni ture, the difference that you save between what you would oi’dinarily have to pay and the prices at which you can, buy under this sale will pay freight and traveling expenses and still have a nice amount left. 20 per cent comes off of everything you buy 1 . One- fifth the price comes off during June. Worth saving, isn’t it? Think it over. This handsome Daven port Bed, in oak or mahogany frame; volour, verona or chaso leather cushions. Regular price $SC.OO Take off 20 per cent 7.20 June Sale price $28.80 We will store your June Sale purchases if you prefer, for delivery later on—no extra charge, and you get benefit of the discount. 63 and 65 Peachtree Street >•••••••••••••« SOUTHERN SOCIETY CARROLLTON. Mra W. B. Dillard and children, of Oxford, are visiting Mr. and Mr*. Ma nor Bradley. Mrs. C. Horace Stewart entertained a congenial little party at a muslcale Tuesday evening at her home on South street. Miss Lucie Harris rendered Mro^Byrom" several vocal numbers, and refresh ments, consisting of cream, strawber ries and cake, were served. The string band rendered an excellent program. Miss Nell Sharp arrived from At lanta Tuesday night to spend the sum mer In Carrollton. Mr. C. E. Roop went to Atlanta Tues. iy. Dr. anq Mrs. J. R Sewell are In Florida. Mrs. L. C. Mandevlllc and daughter, Miss Eugenia,’ spent Friday in At lanta Miss Allis Beall was the fortunate winner of The Constitution trip to Jamestown. Misses Nell and Camilla Mandevllle TndiKiik - T ’ Free Sample. AddrusDept-i. UaMl'Co MiM A C«J|tfcltll4NiUKT. I The Shine That Lasts Longest! left Friday for Jamestown. Mrs. R H. Dobbs, of Atlanta, Is vis iting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Bass. Mr. J. S. Travis Is visiting In Ox ford. Mias Irens Bass Is at home from Shorter College. Mrs. Dr. Foster and children, of Turin, are visiting her parents. Rev. visiting In Mias Julia Dunbtr Thomsston.. XV. J. Perdue and family left Satur day for Texas. MIbb Paulina and Lucie Harris will visit Jamestown this week. BYRON. Mlaa Annie Harper, a gndntto of Benle Tift College, la at her bom% tn Byron for a short time before sailing for Now York with her father, Hon. A. T. Harper, their return they will atop at Jaroeatown and other point! of Interoat. Mlaa Adelaide Thoms,. of Valdoata. who hte been intending Beanie Tift College the paat aeaalon, la now tha gneat of Mlaa An uie Harper. Mra. Hattie Baaa Woolfolk, who haa been business trip to Byron, will reeuper- Spring for a weak or two be to her country home In I be Mlaa indent icr mother. Mlaa Annie Harper wfft haaa In a few daya for I-eeaburg. whs as ana goes to act aa hrtdeamald In the I’rlce-Bonkley nup tial!. Sara^ Bldlry. guiata of Mlaa I.on tee Hndaon'. Mra. Mary Courtrlght, of Atlanta, baa been vlaltlng relatives and friends In La- Grange the boat week. Mr. J. It. Harris, of Peaaarola, Fla., baa been in LaC.ra.ee the paat week. \lea f'lwila heAAks ShH llailgl nrd during the past week*, have returned to I upend two weeks with her slater. Mrs. P. their hone. II. Lewis. On Friday evening the Matrons' Club was no Dr. II. W. for roll hss returned to the city sfter nu absence of several weeks In Baltimore. Judge K. M. Longley spent second din In Macon this week, where he attended the commencement exercises of Mercer Uniter- sltjr. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Mr. snd Mrs. William Randall 8tlrers have Issued Invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Mary Watson, to tar. Wil liam March Vickers, on Wednesday even tng. June 19, at 8:39 o'clock at the family residence on McOillle avenue. City Rook Club this week. Roses and ferns Mrs. Rrnest Knox entertained the Hill decorated the receiving rooms. The follow ing assisted In the program: Miss Erne Nixon, Mlaa Myrtle Posy, the Misses Por ter. Miss Kitty Reason snd Miss Maud James. Mrs. O. F. Thomas entertained Tuesday nfternnoo it her home on Oik street In honor of her sister. Mias Jennie Urown, of llkevllle, who Is her guest. The parlor, where the guests were received, was dec- orated In awcet peas, snd toss and wild honeysuckles were used with effect In the sitting room. Miss I.uclle Thomas presided over the punch howl. Mrs. Klchnrd Thome, of Carlsbad. N. M.. la visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra| I. A. Wallace, In Highland Park. Judge John A. Moon and fsmtlv have moved to their country home on Missionary Itldge for the summer. Judge Moon goes to Washington shortly. Mrs. Fred F. Wallace entertained a few friends Wednesday with au Informal spend- the-day party at her home on I.ookout Mountain. In honor of Mrs. N. W. Conkllug. Mrs. J. C. Barnett, who baa been III e» her home on McCallle nrenue. Is much Iro proved, and has gone to Waldens HIdge to JAP-A-LAC GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO* 40 Peachtree. sveeral weeks f rinds. Mrs. Nannie Miles nas returned from IVtros and Is vfsltiug her slater. Mrs. Bell Bpeneer, She will remain In Cbnttunnoga several weeks before going to her home In noddy. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Waters, wifi their little daughter; Helen Esther, are mending the mouth of June on Lookout Mountain boq^e of their XL Pouter has upturn lanta and Ing for the past few weeks. Mrs. I). N. Barrett Is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Church st Bridgeport for a few days. Mrs. II. Goodman Is vlsltlug friends and relatives to Detroit and oiner Michigan points. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rpurtock bare gone to Jnmentowu and other poluts In the east Tor nu extended visit. Mrs. Moncure Dabney and children, of Vicksburg, Miss., are vlsltlug Mrs. Dab- uey’s sister, Mrs. Nap Loder, ou Lookout Mouutnln. Mrs. U. D. Blllineyer hss gone to Michigan > vIC* “ Mrs lanta. Miss Posey Calloway, of Louisville, Is the iiest of Mrs. O — Mrs. Frank Treat* Blooiningatmrg, Ind. Miss Florence Drink nil. of Louisville, Is the guest of Miss Rutledge. Mrs. M. M. Allison Is visiting In east Tennessee. Miss Louise Wilson has rsturned from a visit to Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Wilson hay* gone to m mountains for the summer months. Miss Dorothy Snodgrass has returned from Agnes Scott Institute. Miss Margaret Wright, of Athens Is visit- lug Miss Barth Atlee. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of THE GEORGIAN & NEWS will be sent to anybody any where for any length of timo by notifying the circulation department. Phone 4928, Standard 4401, 45 cents per month, 10 cents per week. MACON. Miss Jeunlo Rodgers, who for the past two weeks has l>eeii visiting tho families of Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Dr. Lyons In Mont gomery, Ala.. Is expected to return homo next week. Miss Rodgers had many, social attentions paid her while lu Montgomery. Mrs. Lawson Urown entertained Infor mally on Tharwlny afternoon a few friends at tea. In honor of Mrs, Nelson Benton, of Augusta, who Is visiting her stater, Mrs. Jordan Massce. Friends have received Invitations to tho marring** of Miss Marie Louise Montford. of Reynolds, Ga., and Mr. William Kilpatrick, of this city. The wedding la to occur .Inna 19, Wednesday evening, at 8 o’clock, St the Methodist church at Reynolds. They will be at home in Macon after July 5. Invltntlous have l»een loaned by Sir. John T. Bolfenlllet to the marriage of hi* daugh ter. Elisabeth Nutting, and Mr. John Alex- under Crawford, of Lavonla. The uiarriago Is to take place on Tuesday afternoon, June IS. at 5 JO o clock. The went will 1m* a very quiet ouc, with only the family and a limited number of friends prevent. Miss Rose Crutchfield, Miss Sarah Tina- ley. Miss Nan Shaw, anil Miss Mary Troy, who have been spending the past week at llollnghroke, the guests of Miss Sarah Wad- ley nt her home, have returned to Macon. Miss Crutchfield will leave next week for Mount Airy, her summer home, to be gone for several months. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ford have Issued in- _ _____ ______ SIR oft- cur at their home, BU Fourth street, on Tuesday, June IS, at 7:30 o’clock n. ni. A pretty social affair or Wedue- iay noon was the bridge party lu whi- h Mrs. Henry Walker was the hoaeeaa and enter tained sixteen friends. Mrs. Walker re ceived her guests wearing a gown of green voile* The prlxe was a white linen parasol, and was won by Mrs. A. C. Felton. Tho gnme waa followed by n delicious three- coarse luncheon. tho Willingham Marshall