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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN ANI) NEWS.
Ill KSDAV. OCTOBER P. T7
Any One of These Items Would Serve as an Advertisement Alon?
Any sne of than would merit a trip down town. We could hot say tos much about
them singly 9r collsctivsly.
Dress Gsods and Silks.
They are values that would back up every adjective applicable to
36 inch Black Taffeta
at89c.
Plaid Mercerized Gingham, regular 25c
quality
at 20c.
Special.
Ah all-wool Albatress in black, whits,
cream, ivfiry and all the light ahd dark
shades.
A strictly all-wso] 45c doth
at 1 33c.
DRESS GOODS
1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 Fancy
Dress Gsods.
Thsse wsre dress goods
bought for the spring,but proved
to bs too hsavy for this climate.
They' re just the weight of the
new fall wsavss being wsrn now.
Th«y ar? ih fancies, stripss of differ
ent sizes and plaids formsd by hair line
stripes. Tans, greys, champagnes, gresns,
browns and oth?r colors.
At 79c
NET ROBES
30.00,35.00 and 40.00
Black Net Rsbes; these are very
full in width ahd all have train.
All are beautifully braided
and applied with Japanese Em
broidery.
Evsry robe a this ssasoh’s rsbe, which
you can ses at a glance are all the new
braidsd effset. Nothing like them was
shown last season.
This Sale 20.00
1.35 Black Taffeta, 36 inchss wide and
the best selling Black Taffeta we havs
in stock.
at 1.17.
Efleurss, in beautiful stripe, and small or
large floral designs.
The ideal things for party dressss.
You cah get most any effect you waht
in thsse; blues, pink, lavsnders, yellows
and others.
50c wsaves
at 28c.
Chamberlin - Johnson - DuBose Company
CALLED NEIGHBOR
AFTER •
Former Atlanta Man Drinks
Fatal Drug in
Marietta.
Special to The Georgian.
Marietta, Ga„ Oct. 10.—“I have drunk
factory alcohol." called out A. J. WU
'on, a machlntat, to a neighbor at I
o'clock thla morning, after drinking
a quantity of wood alcohol. A physl-
clan waa hastily aummoned, but before
he could reach the home Wllaon was
taken violently 111 and died at 8 o'clock.
Wilson, who waa machtnlat for the
Marietta Chair Company, waa 45 year*
Of age and Is survived by hla wife and
•everal children. He had been drink
ing for several daya. He was formerly
employed in Atlanta.
Poliesmsn's Singing.
., A , arrangements have been com
pleted for the big all-day singing of the
police department, to be held In the
„ T" 0 at Ponce DeLeon park the sec
ond Sunday In November. A splendid
program will be rendered, and It la ex- 1
peeled that a great crowd will be In at
tendance.
STATTPOSITIOR
Will Tell Democrats Just
What He Will Do About
Nomination.
Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. 10.—Follow
ing a conference lasting until early to
day between William Jennings Bryan
and John W. Kern, the latter several
times Democratic candidate* for govern
or. relative to what Bryan ought to
do about the presidential nomination,
It la said Bryan would give the Demo
crats to understand Just what his at
titude la on or before Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr. Bryan, after the conference, left
for Cincinnati.
BURGLAR ADMINISTERED
CHLOROFORM WITH HAT.
T
TO THEJCK LAW
Action Taken at Meeting of
Board of Direct
ors.
Special to The Georgian.
Blltmore, N. C.. Oct. 10.—Burglars
robbed several dwellings here and an
attempt was made at one place to
chloroform Mrs. Walter Watkins, who
was sleeping In a room adjoining that
occupied by her husband. She waa
awakened about 3 o'clock by a noise
and a smothering sensation, and, throw.
Ing .her hands to her face, bruehed
against an object. The object waa a
man holding an old hat saturated with
chloroform to her face. Mrs. Watkins
screamed and the burglar ran.
4%
Interest Compounded, Allowed In Our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
On and After January 1,1907
THE NEAL BANK
E. H. THORNTON. President.
W. P. MANRY, H. O. CALDWELL, P. M. BEERY,
Vice Prejldent. Cashier. Ass’t Cashier.
ROOD COFFEE MAKES A GOOD BREAKFAST.
Your Breakfast is assured when A & P Fresh
Roasted Coffees are used.
IS Cents to 40 Cents.
always crisp.
Suburban
Wagon
Deliveries 75 Whitehall
Special to The Georgias.
Savannah, Go., Oct. 10.—The Savan
nah Volunteer Guards have decided
not to subscribe to the conditions Im
posed by the Dick bill, and will main
tain a separate and Individual exist
ence. This action was taken last night
at u meeting of the board of dlrectora
organisation, t
effect of thla action Is far-
reaching. The Guards are the first or
ganisation In Georgia to take this ac
tion, and among the first In the United
States. The action cornea on the heela
of the recently received report of the
annual Inspection and fast upon the
reports of the army officers of the re
cent tour of duty at Fort Screven,
Ga. Both reports were highly sat!:
factory to the officers* and men, leav
ing no doubt of the efficiency, aeal, pa
triotism and thoroughness of the or
ganisation. The direct effect will be
that the Guardi will be deprived of all
benefits which are derived from enlist
ment under the Dick bill. They will
have to equip and maintain themselvea
out of their own funds. They will not
be subject to the terms and restriction!
of the Dick bill, but will maintain an
existence purely as a volunteer organ
isation. In case of war they woul<
course, proffer their services, as volun
tsers, but they would not as an organ,
laatlon be subject to being ordered out
contrary to their wishes, under the
terms of the Dick bill.
The action of the Guards Is but a
crystallisation of a long prevalent sen
timent. The Guards Is one of the old
est and most honorable organisations
In the volunteer establishment of the
United States. Its members have served
In every war since Its orgnlsatlon In
110!. At Sailors Crsek, in the Civil
war. the command was cut to pieces.
' the Spanlsh-Amerlcan war It nerved
volunteers. The organisation wears
the gray uniform.
Major William B. Stephens, the com-
msnder of the corps. Is state senator
from the First district.
DID NOT GET CASH
ID HI
Trainer Says He Knows
Nothing of Millions on
Books.
New Tork, Oct. 10.—The examine,
tlon of William O. Rockefeller, treasur.
er of the Standard Oil Company, of
New Tork, In regard to a loan, 33!,-
701,000, made by his company, has
been temporarily postponed by Attor
ney Kellogg, the government's repre
sentative In the ault to dissolve the oil
trust.
George Cheabro, auditor of the Na
tional Transit Company, waa the first
witness.
P. 8. Trainer, purchasing agent of
the Standard of New Jersey, made the
statement at a hearing today that he
had never heard of the millions of dol
lars charged to him on the books of the
Southern Pipe Line, owned by the
Standard. There Immense sums appear
on tho balance sheets as “expenses,”
and appear to have been paid to Troln-
BEAUTIFUL COLOR
EFFECT IN
jewelry DISPLAY
Among many points of Interest and
handsome store displays that will be
visited by state fair visitors Is thy
remodeled and rearranged store of the
Radius Jewelry Company, which Is lo
cated at 83 Peachtree street. For color
and electrical effect this Is one of the
handsomest stores In Atlanta, with Its
myriad of beautiful sparkling stones of
every color of the rainbow tastefully
arranged on a dark rich velvet back
ground.
The Radius Company, who are Im
porters of Radius semi-prsclous atones
and Jewelry novelties, announce a large
Importation of Parisian novelties In
Jewelry, combs, cameos, pearls and ra-
dlua diamonds, which nre now 11 dis
play In their show window.
They extend a cordial Invitation to
call and Inspect their entire collection
of sparkling novelties.
FOOTBALL GOODS
Footballs, $1 to $5.
Football Shoes, $2.50
to $5.
Football Pants, 50c to $3
Football Headgear, 75c
to $5,
Sweaters, all sizes, $1.50
to $2.
Sweater
Shooting
to $5.
Coats ' and
Blouses, $2
Boxing Gloves, $1.25 to
$7.50.
Striking
to $7.
Bags, $1.25
PENNANTS!
How about a 40-cent box of Wilay’t
chocolates? Turn to the want page!
and raad about the great fret offer for j
Friday and Saturday.
All schools and colleges
in the city and vicinity,
'also for Georgia, Em-
oiy, Mercer, Clemson,
Vanderbilt, Gordon Institute, U. S. B., G. M. A.,
G. N. & I. C., etc. Also make any pennant to order.
Anderson Hardware Co.
INTERESTING
READING FOR
FURNITURE BUYERS
CONRIED’S ILLNESS
DUE TO CARUSO
New York, Oct. 10.—Broken In health
and leaning heavily on the arm of n
friend, Heinrich Conrled, director o'
the Metropolitan opera house, came
ashore today from the steamer Kron
Prlnsessln Cecllle. Mr. Vonrled said
physicians abroad had advised him that
he had neuritis. He sold hie break
down was due to nervous atraln over
the arrest and fining of Caruso. Caru
so, he said, would sing at the Metro
politan opera house during the coming
season.
TWO NEGROES ELECTED
ON THE CITY COUNCIL.
Special to The Georgian.
Chattanooga. Tenn.. Oct. 10.—Of the
twenty-nine members of the two hoards
of Chattanooga’s new city council only
two will be Republicans, ahd It Is said
now that a grand Jury Investigation
Into the way In which these two were
elated will be ordered during tli<- next
few days. The two Republican inem-
Thta Is the season of announcements
of new fall merchandise displays of
every description, and In addition to
the "buying advantages" offered, many
of them are very Interesting reading.
To quote from a recent full double
column announcement of one of At
lanta's best known furniture housea—
Oecar Barnes A Co.—located at 18
West Hunter street:
"In the new goode for fall. Including
'everything In furniture,' with which
thla storo is filled, there are hundreds
of examples that show, even through
cursory comparison, that a definite aim
at high quality hits the. mark of un-
ai ••■nil M uoutj w. —
usual distinction, character and Indl
vlduallty.
"The steady and splendid growth of
Barnes' shows that people are lees and
less attracted by wlll-o’-the-wlips, and
more and more (Irmly of tho opinion
that to depend on this store wheje
quality Is assured Is In the long run
the soundest economy.
"This Is all the more true, since a
comparison of prices shows that the
prices at Barnes' are always as low
and lower than price* In store* where
the supervision of the merchandise Is
lees careful."
Messrs. Barnes A Co. also announce
that this sale of furniture and house-
fumtshlngs, with Its extraordinarily low
prices, will continue for the balance of
this week.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
CITY TAX BOOKS WILL
BE CLOSED OCTOBER
iOTH. PAY NOW BEFORE
FI. FAS ARE ISSUED
AND COSTS CHARGED.
E. T. PAYNE,
Warmer clothes for
the cooler days
You’ll want to get into heavier
clothes now; and, if you’d get the
very most value for your money,
come to us.
We offer you America’s best
clothes—made by Hart, Schaffner
& Marx and Rogers, Peet & Co.
and sold under our guarantee of
entire satisfaction:
Suits, $15 to $50; Top Coats,
$15 to $40; Overcoats, $15 to $60.
Daniel Bros. Co.
L. J. DANIEL, President.
4-5-47-49 Peachtree Street
Copyright 1907 by
Hart S^h.finer ti M*nr