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-:l± J-.AJS 1.A KM's\JL% Sour Stomach ......a cutmU “O* f«.U'k» Ifcsn I «„4T«r#r fron dytpettal* and tour stomach »*o y«ar«. I ha*# bean taking medt- fort ‘i!i «»hVr drn«. bat could And no rallef only !"»» recommend^Catcareta to m thfonly thing for Indlgeatloo and 5'm.SsI eh .”J to LmsIA bow.lt S, «ood coo- dlnoo. Ik.y b'mckle ", li.sch Cbusk, Ft. Beat For d » ^ The Bowels ^ bnoccnao CANDY CATHARTIC PiUtable. Potent. Taate Good. Do Good, JSSKuin. SKok.n or Grip.. lor. Zfc.ioj. N.r.r Eodfnbnlk. Th# genuln# tablet jtamped COO. Guaranteed to core or your money tack. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 599 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES Personal Mention Mr». T. O. Chestney, ot Macon. spent Wednesday In Atlanta with her da’igh. ter Mrs. Dervles Davis. Mrs. Chest- ney was on her way to Mocon, after leveral weeks' absence spent In In Richmond, Va., Jamestown and at Ba- lelfh, N. C., as the guest of Mrs. Paul Graham. Mrs. Isaac Boyd, who has been the guest of .Mrs. Michael Hoke for the [SOCIETY] MISS COLE’S DEBUT DANCE. One of the most brilliant and beauti fully planned debut dances of the sea son was given at the Watauga Club last night when Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cole entertained for their sister. Miss Anna Russell Cole, who Is to be ail acknowledged leader of the debutante eet. Already the honoree Jias been tho central figure at several handsome hospitalities, snd her charm and cor diality of manner with a poise and graceful dignity unusual In so young a girl, have won much admiration for her among the older element of so ciety. At the dance last evening she was presented to the younger eet. among whom she has made so many worm friends. Though the Watauga Club has been In the past the scene of a number of beautiful coming-out parties, none has been planned on a more elaborate or more attractive scale than that of last evening, and the club house, ablaze with lights, was lavishly and effect ively decorated, u profusion of- flowers sent tho hostess and honoree being In cluded. In the ladles' reception rooms, palms starred with white chrysanthemums with bne great cluster of Richmond roses, made a pretty background for the receiving party, whllo Jackson vines festooned the walls. Tho climax of the decorator’s skill, however, was past few days, goes to visit Mrs. W. G. hi the great ball room, where garlands Raoul on Friday, and will bo enter- of the Jackson vines studded with myriads of electric bulbs radiated from Raoul M .. talned at a largo reception by Mrs. Raoul next week. Mrs. R. Leslie Newman, of Omaha, Nebraska, Is visiting her sister, Mrs, : ii P. Weathers, 406 Peachtreo street, Mrs. Newman has many friends In At lanta, which she made on a former Southern Visit. She will spend the winter In the South. Mrs. Frances E. Redd has returned 1 to her home at Birmingham, after a l ihort visit to her sister, Mrs. James I Carter. There will be a Thanksgiving dinner 1 st the Old Women’s Home, 17 East Mitchell street. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown returned ! Thursday from North Carolina. Miss Daisy Emerson Horner, who hu been spending some time In New Tork at the New Weston Hotel, leaves loon to join Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Emer son’s house party at Arcadia, B. C. The K ty will Include fourteen friends from ttmore. Miss Mary Pearson, of-Macon, and Miss Eleanor Lustrat, of Athens, for their homes on Wednesday aft visit to Miss Eleanor Raoul. Mrs. Simmons, of Atlanta, has re turned home after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Freeman, on East Georgia avenue, -Chattanooga News, Miss Mary Brent Smith will visit i Miss Katharine Miller in Macon after ! Thanksgiving. Mu Forrest Adair Is rapidly recov ering from his recent Illness. Miss Helen Cay Is visiting friends In ;I?ew York city. Ur. and Mrs. A. V. Gude return to .the city this week after an extended ' trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Westfall left on Thursday for Danville, Va, where they will make their home. Miss Louisa Johnson Is the guest of Miss Falllgant In Savannah. Rev. and Mrs. G. 8. Rogers left on Thursday for a visit to Washing! !»• 1 . t-> attend tlie Young Men's (il tlsn Association convention. Mr. R. I. Shropshire Is In Valdosta mending the Baptist convention. Be fore returning to the city Mr. Shrop shire will visit Florida Mrs B. A. Wright Is visiting Mrs. will o. Wright, at Rome, this week. Miss Laura Ritchey has returned to her home at Dallas, Ga, after a visit to Atlanta friends. Mrs. D. S. Goodrich Is the guest of friends at Nashvilla AN AMERICAN WATCH WINS. Howard Product Get' a Certificate at Geneva Observatory. Nenrva. Oct. 10.—The observatory at wners, Hwltzerlnnd. hn, granted n certlfl* to Howard watehM for sccursey of [orforinnnce. As this Is tho first American vstrp to receive tills -pultl"! Interest has been aroused Id the trade. a great chatelaine fern basket In the center of the room to Its four corners. Suspended here and there were other hanging baskets ■ of splrea and ferns nnd the sidelights gleamed amid hang ings of vines. A nofel touch, most ap propriate to the season, were graceful sprays of brlght-hucd autumn foliage, making a frieze about the walls. A great chatelaine composed entirely of the gay fall foliage suspended ot ono side, opposite the entrance, made an other pretty dash of color that was most effective amid so much green. The orchestra was stationed hero at the side instead of at the end of the room, as usual, making tho entire length of the room free for dancing. In a room near by a refreshing punch was served. The receiving party Included only Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cole, .Mrs. Cole ond tho honoree, and the guest list was a most representative one. Including 150 of tho younger set. The presence of a number of out-of- town guests. Including those here to uttend the Grant-DIbrell wedding to morrow evening, was a feature, among them being Mrs. Rota Albert, of Rich- mond, Va.; Mrs. J. J. Cohen, Mrs. John Irvlno and Miss Annie G. Wright, of Augusta; Mrs. Glascock Mayes and Mrs. Whitefoord Russell, of Atlanta, and_Mtsa Annie English, of Columbia, The connecting dining rooms, where tempting four-course menu was served, were decked with flowers and vines. In ono apartment there were two email tables, one at each end, cov ored with lace, with tall Japanese vase In the center holding sheafs of gdlden chrysanthemums encircled by silver platters of bonbons. In the second apartment, atullp dining room, whero red nnd yellow are the dominant col ors, tho table had a superb floral cen terpiece of American Beatty roses and the electric bulbs had crimson floral casings, entwined with garlands of cmllax. The hostess was beautifully gowned In an Imported creation of white lib erty satin finished with real lace and bands of sliver tissue caught with pink rosebuds. Her Jewels were ruble* set In diamonds, and aho carried a bouquet ot pink rosebuds fringed with lilies of the valley. Mrs. Cule appeared In a superb gown of white Renaissance lace over silk, with motifs of filmy point lace, nnd her ornaments were a handsome dia mond brooch, a necklace of pearls and aa aqua marine brooch set In dlamonde. Miss Cole was a charming picture In ;r exquisite debut gown of pale yel low liberty satin embroidered In gold, with a panel of white net finished with a lace fringe In a marguerite design. She wore a topaz pendant and a pearl necklace and bracelet of enameled me dallions and carried if bouquet of Golden Gate roses and lavender or chids. On a stand back of her nu merous other bouquets were arranged, which made a lovely flora! display of American Beauties, carnations. La- France and white roses and lilies of the valley.—Nashville Banner. BOOK 8HOwIr AND TEA. There will be a book shower and tea for the benefit of the new library Fri day afternoon from 4 to 3 o'clock at the Tech library. The following ladles are the hostesses of the afternoon: Mrs. K. G. Math- eaon, Mrs. G. H. Sparks, Mrs. R. J. Lowry. Mrs. H. T. Inman, Mrs. Clarke Howell, Mrs. T. A. Hammond, Mrs. J. H. Nunnnlly, Mrs. J. 8. Cohen, Mrs. E. G. Harris. Mrs. Lowry Arnold, Mrs. Harvey Johnson, Mrs. J. II. Gilbert. Mrs. IV. H. Adkins, Mrs. C. R. Merritt, Mrs. Perclval Sneed, Airs. Walter How ard. Miss Wallace, Miss Rankin, Miss Colquitt, Miss Fowier, Miss Hall, Miss Gude. The Luckle street car will take guests to the library building. Ml83 NEWCOMB'S RECITAL. Thursday evening at the Kimball Miss Ethel Newcomb, the brilliant young pianist, will give a recital which Is anticipated with great' pleasure by the music lovers of Atlanta. Miss Newcomb hns recently returned from Europe, where she gavo many concerts, playing with great success In London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna. The program to be presented by Miss Newcotjib on Thursday evening le ns follows; Mendelssohn—Prelude and Fugue, E- minor. Beethoven—Sonata, F-mlnor (Sonata Appassionato.) Schumann—Arabesque. Schumann—Romanza. Schumann—Romanza. Schumann—Grlllen. * Chopin—Scherzo, C-mlnor. Choplr.—Ballade, A-flat. J^eechetlzky—Toccata. Strauss-Schutt—Kunstleerebea. ST. AGNES GUILD. There will, be a meeting of the St. Agnes Guild Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Miss Carrie Hender son's residence, 41 West Peachtree place. EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB The executive board of the Atlanta Woman's Club will meet Friday morn Ing at 10 o'clock In the club rooms at the Grand. WEDDING OF MrTlOMBARD AND MISS BRADFORD. On Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bradford, bn North Jackson street, occurred tho wedding of their TRIMMED HATS: A Very Ck arming Assortment of Mid- Winter Millinery All Ready To Put On. Reduce Your Fat Rengo Rapidly Reduces Ex cess Fafc Without the Aid of Tiresome Exercises or Starvation Diet. COSTS NOTHING TO TRY. Kongo will reduce wtorsf fnt nnd Imlld np the ttrengtb nml limith of anyone who ent* It regularly for n short (line. It In a pred ict of uature, Uellcloua to the taste nnd safe A A This Illustration Plainly Shows What Rengo Hns Done. And harmless 1 not Injure tho dig* drug* nnd medicine* do. Kongo will positively reduce surplus fat ...... . .*».— t lyif, - * -*- • e nm form and la * convenient ^nriy ii tln> gorkot #0 oilo can have It with him *t nil Kongo require* no ox- haunting exercise* or starvation dieting You ran go right ahead and at* feud to your regular daily duties, It coni* pels proper iiMlmlhttlnu of the food ami w>udl the* food nutriment Into tne muscle*. Umc* nitd nerTr* nnd builds them np Instead of piling It up In tho form of es ter* fnt. There I* nothing “Just _ . _ _ . , ... n* good” ns Kongo. For Eat Rengo Like »ctl«- by nil druggist* nt Fruit or Candy. tLM per full-*i*cd t»ox, or by mnll prepaid, by he Kongo Co., 3206 Kongo Bldg., Detroit, .■llcli. The company will glndl/ send you n trlnl package fret* bv m*U If you write them direct to Detroit; no free packages at ?lkln-Watson •enchtrec Hts.; Whitehall 8t. , 20 Marietta 8t. linrletta c Anthony, think passe, of already-trimmed hats as the undesir- off-style and mussed from much hand- Usually you able kind. Sort o ling. Not these. These are new, fresh, just-trimmed models, expressing in shape, style and color-combinations the newest, smartest mid winter ideas. The designs are admirable, following the suggestions of the New York Horse Show models—nearly which-are imported from foreign fashion-centers, and many of them are direct from our own imported models. A. very pleasing and complete display, m which you can find something just, to your liking. You, save the time and trouble of designing, too, besides getting unusual values. Chamberlin - Johnson'DuBose C ompany. clever all of eldest daughter. Miss Rachel, to Mr. P. G. Lombard. Rev. E. Dean Ellen- wodd, pastor of the Universallst church, ofllclated. The bride was beautifully gowned In white batiste, and carried a large bou quet of bride roses. She was attended by her sister. Miss Anna Bradford, as maid of honor, who wore blue silk mull, trimmed with lace, and carried pink roses. Mr. Nat O. Bradford, eldest brother of the bride, was best man. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Ellenwood. After ths ceremony a bountiful wed dine supper was served In the dining room, which, with the hall and llvlni room, were lavishly decorated wltt chrysanthemums and ferns, Mr. Lombard, who has been a resi dent of Atlanta for several years, holds a responsible position with the Inter national Harvester Company, end with Mrs. Lombard Is fortgnate In the pos session of a large circle of friends. They will be at home after December 16 at 434 North Jackson street. ATLANTA CHAPTER, U. D. C. A meeting of the Atlanta chapter. Untied Daughter* of the Confederacy, woe held Thursday afternoon In the Woman'* Club rooms at the Grand. Mrs. Edward Warner, recently re turned from the general convention at Jamestown, gave an Interesting ac count of the meeting there, saying that Atlanta clubs were well represented nnd cordially received. A most Interesting address was made before the club by .Mrs. Sanford, of Mexico City. Mrs. Sanford Is a native Georgian, and has lived for quite a while In Mexico. She attended the Jamestown convention also, and brought with her to Atlanta a varied collection of Indian nnd Mexican hand work, which woe exhibited at the close of her talk. Following the addresses came formal discussions of th* general* con vention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy which will be held In Atlanta next fall. RECEIVING PARTY /APPOINTED. Tho receiving party who will enter tain the guests at the reception to be given In honor of Miss Jans Addain* on Saturday afternoon at the Woman's club, will consist of Mrs. A. McD. Wil son, president of the Atlanta Woman's club; Miss Addams and Mrs. Victor Krlegshaber, Mrs. Hoke Smith. Mr*. M. A. Lipscomb, president of the State Federation; Mrs. Sam D. Jones, presi dent of the City Federation: Mrs. Hugh Wlllet, vice president; Miss Rebecca Raoul, of the Associated Charities, and th* officers of tho club—Mrs. nulling Jones. Mr*. Warren Boyd, Mrs. How. ard McCall, Mr*. Elijah Williams, Mrs. B. F. Cobb. Mrs. William Hurd Hill- yer, Mr*. W. B. Smith and Mr*. J. P. Averlll, chairman of the house com mittee. Tho reception hours are from 4 to A nnd the club women of the city are Invited to be present to meet Miss Ad- detna, one -of the most distinguished and widely known women In th* Unit ed State*. INFORMAL BRIDGE PARTY. __ pretty event of Thursday after noon was the Informal bridge patty Miss Annie Nutting gave at her home on Merrltts avenue In compliment to Miss Zahrlskle, of Hackensack. • MONTGOMERY, ALA. Mrs. Kinmn 1*. Kcls announces the en gagement of lirr daughter, Margaret. to Sir. Benjamin Hurdle Harris, of Columbus, the marriage to take plnre nt the homo of tho bride*# mother, on Thursday. .November HI. The Frauela Morion chapter. D. A. A.» belli nn liitcrextlng meeting Wednesday aft* ernoon at the vcirattm of Mlsa Mary Kirk patrick. • Mr*. Jock Tbornlngtoo was liontcss of the Tuesday C'nnl Hub tbl* week. A lunch doth of Mexican drawn work was won by Mr*. J. L. tJaaton. Mr*. Thoruliigtim was as sisted In keeping *coro by her sister, Mrs. James Ware Walker. A meeting «f the Art fltudv Clob wai held Tuesday afternoou with Ml** Currie I^o Charles Itr dlrlfdon, wi Tho Coon Hon on Hat An Itifori Wo i Klmore. Busl- enacted. Mr*, •ddeut of the AlAhatua try rdny \ Tue lay . Illlt lot son Hatchett o« her recent stay of four month* In Kurland* a ad Krnuce wn* n fen ture of the afternoon. Card* have been received In tho city to the marriage of Ml»* I'lleleo Chapman and Mr. Knrle I'ettUN, of IIuntNrllle. The wedding will take place on Wednesday, .Vo vein Ire r 27. A reception was given Wednesday even 1 f fi" « "iifi-l'iH ft- (• '• :; 11. - In the mayor's office nnd eoniicll chamber fol lowing the address of Mrs. lickett In the Auditorium. Tfie reception wn* given nndcr the auspices of the local chapters, f sited auspice# I laughter* of White Ilotise AaaochitSon. fin nfoqeracy snd The young worn ... JL, ___tem In re«*elvlntf were: Misses Kate Steiner, Valine Hanford, Whitman [food. Cleyton Havre. Taylor Beale, Maggie Hubbard. Mary Kirkpatrick. Nellie Holt. Ellen Dexter, Mary Metcalf, Corlnne Woods, Kffie May W*gn#r, Krsnkl* Jonci*. Marie Alexander, Lucia llhhnrdson. May Tyson, Jean laker. Bertha Fitzpat rick. Annie I'mil J falls, 4'lair Herts, I*nu!se Owen, Mary Arrington. Mlnnn Dent. MU* l'nullne Hannon and Mr. David R. Cook were married «»n Thursdny nt the rlflge was ono of the social events of tho month. The hospital commit tee of the Lnlted At iti entertained at a cotll- jvenlnjr. I gntlmrlng ws* held *t the mi's Christian Association on nlng for MU* Hnltner, n mis sionary from Ifidln. The member* of ths Fellow rthip Club of the Y. W. C. A. and the young women of the association wers bo*tease* of the crcnslou. The opening leeuptlou of the Beaurolr will ho given on November Mr*. Charles Brown, of Birmingham, Is the guest of Mr*. J. A. Kirkpatrick. Xante Woodard, of Selma, Is ths MU of Mr*. A. J. Lnn 4 Ira of Bar Ml net to, la rUltlng her *Uter, MU* Virginia II. Grsot. Mr*. W. II. OretMi snd children bare Joined Mr. Ureen In Montgomery, where they will In the future reside. Air. and Mr*. Mmile have returned from their bridal tour nod *re at home with F. Bn [s* KsfeR guest of her re. Ma run ret guest of Mrr Tin of New Orleans. U Muter, Mrs. E. II. Jacobi. Waller, of New York, Is the gu Mr. w are the guest* of Mr* flails Taylor. MU* Leila Mnsteru hn* returned to her home in Fort Dcpo*lt, after a visit to Mlsa Lois Mel'herson. Ur*. H. c,’. Martin hn* returned to her li uie In Browtou, after * visit to friends In Hie eltv .Mr. and Air*. F, C. Baugh hsv* returned to Hvnn«vflle. Im]., to make their home. MIA Brook Hatchett and Ml** Hutson Hatrhett have returned, after spending the summer abroad. at a cost of 32T3 Main* altogether 1,7M sub- totaling C0f>,n00 miles In Mpetl Into their watery bed 20 Trips To Cuba Free! The Georgian will give away in this popular voting contest 20 trips to Cuba, including hotel accommodations.. These trips will be given so all can leave in one big party—nobody need fear going alone. Everything first-class. There are 94 Prizes to be given away - among which are: $1,000 in goio; 1 Automobile ($2,000); 1 Runabout ($650); 20 Trips to Cuba; 30 Scholarships; 15 Diamonds, which can be seen at Schaull & Mays; and Fifteen Gold Watches, which can be seen at Crankshaw’s. Write The Georgian for full particulars.