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NIAGARA STAMPS
They have a Permanent Value, as Each Full Book of Stamps is Worth $3.00 in Merchandise of Your Own Selection at Many of
the Best Stores in Atlanta.
Niagara Stamps Are NOT
Ordinary Trading Stamps
—They are Merchandise Stamps
(Note the Difference)
In exchange for TRADING STAMPS yon are compelled to take cheap premiums of unknown value—your selection is limited to a very few articles, and generally to
styles you would not buy if you paid cash and could get what you wanted. NIAGARA STAMPS have a definite, honest Value. In exchange for them YOU CAN
SELECT WHAT YOU WANT at regular prices from the stocks of largo and reputable stores. You can use NIAGARA stamps as either full or part payment for
goods selected. The quantity and variety of merchandise from which you may make selection is practically unlimited—in a word, you can get what you desire—
NOT WIIAT YOU MUST TAKE. You may exchange 990 NIAGARA stamps for 13.00 in merchandise', and so on, at any of the stores advertised as redeeming
NIAGARA STAMPS. Read the list carefully. If your merchant does not give NIAGARA stamps, send us his numc on a postal. You are certainly entitled to stamps
if you pay cash. Insist on having them.
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE $3.00 WORTH OF ANYTHING IN THEIR STORES FOR 990 NIAGARA STAMPS.
FURNITURE.
J. C. & J ,G. Evins 73 Whitehall St.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
A. S. Taylor, 23840 Marietta St.
The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165-9 Peters St.
H. B. Davis, 7824 Marietta St.
DENTAL WORK.
The Lanier Dental Parlors,
391-2 Whitehall St.
CHINA, OUT GLASS, ETC.
Lilicnthol Crockery Co., 57 Peachtree St.
HARDWARE AND .
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
ml Jiaunews & (Jo.
Matthews & Lively,
O. N. Morris & Co.,
J. C. Shirley,
21 E. Alabama St.
154 Decatur St.
244-50 Peter* St.
809 Marietta St.
C. R. & L. M. Morris, 137-9 Decatur St
The Southern Dry Good* arid. Shoe Co.
(E. Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood and
169-71 Glenn St
W. IT. Brothcrton & Sons, East Point, Ga.
SHOES.
Americus Shoo Co., 18 W. Mitchell St.
22 Marietta St.
A. J. Martin Hardware Co.,
24G Marietta St.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. -
Mrs. S. S. Frye, 116 Marietta St.
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE NIAGARA STAMPS ON ALL CASH PURCHASES* ASK FOR THEM.
ART GOODS AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
Lilientha! Crockery Co., 57 Peachtree.
BASEBALL GOODS.
Orr Stationery Co. 94 Whitehall St.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Americu* Shoe Co., 18-A W. Mitchell
Americue Shoe Co. 22 Marietta St.
Coates Shoe Co., 30 Peachtree St.
Davie, H. B., 782-4 Marietta St.
Hannah, C. G., 3S8 to 374 Windsor St.
Morris, C. B. & L. M., 137-9 Decatur SL
N. Y. Clothing Co., 43 Decatur PL
Strickland, Roy, 50* Decatur St.
Taylor's, 238-40 Marietta SL
The Reid Dry Goods Co„
165 to 169 Peters SL
The So. Dry Goode & Shoe Co., (E.
Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood Ave.
The So. Dry Goode A Shoe Co. (E.
Pierce, Mgr.), 169-71 Glenn 8t.
Turner & White. 273 Decatur St.
Terminal Clothing Co., 7 W. .Mitchell.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Orr Stationery Co., 94 Whitehall SL
CHINA, CUT GLASS AND SILVER
WARE.
Llllenthat Crockery Co., 57 Peachtree.
COAL, COKE AND WOOD.
Randall Bros., Boulevard & L. & X. R.
Randall Bros., McDaniel St. & So. Uy.
Randall Bros.. 178 Whitehall St.
(Telephone your orders.)
CIGAR8, TOBACCO AND SMOKERS'
ARTICLES.
J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Co.,
Peachtree St. A Edgewood Ave.
J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co.,
Alabama and Whitehall Sts.
J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co,
Peachtree and Pryor Sts.
J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co,
Empire Building.
J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co,
Candler Building.
J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co,
Prudential Building.
CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURN
ISHINGS.
Davis, H. B, 782-4 Marietta St.
Hannah, C. G„ 368 to 374 Windsor 8l
Morris, C..R. & L. M, 137-9 Decatur St.
X. Y. Clothing Co, 42 Decatur St.
Strickland, Roy, (86 Decatur St.
Taylor's, 238-40 Marietta 8L
Termlnnl Clothing Co, 7 W Mitchell St
The Reid Dry Goode Co,
165 to 169 Peters 8t.
CITY 8CHOOL BOOK8.
The So. Dry Goods & Shoe Co. (E.
Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood Ave.
The So. Dry Goods'A Shoe Co. (E.
Pierce. Mgr.), 169-71 Glenn St,
DEPARTMENT 8TORE8.
Hannah. C. O, 1(1 to 374 Windsor SL
Morris, C.R.6L M, 137-9 Decatur SL
The Reid Dry Goods Co,
165 to 169 Petera St.
Taylor's, 238-40 Marietta St.
DRUGS.
Johnson Drug Store,
428-430 Aubum Ave,
Moore's Pharmacy, 246 Houston St.
Phillips' Pharmacy, 238 Auburn Ave.
DRY GOOD8, NOTIONS, ETC.
"Duffy," 34 W. Mitchell SL
Davla, H. B, 782-4 Mnrletta St.
Hannah, C. O, 368 to 374 Windsor St.
Morris, C, R, A L. Mu 137-9 Decatur SL
Strickland, Roy, r>86 Decatur St.
Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta St.
The Reid Dry Goods Co,
165 to 169 Peters St.
The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E.
Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood Ave.
The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E.
Pierce, Mgr.),
Turner & White, 272 Decatur St.
DENTI8T8.
The Lanier Dental Parlors,
391-2 Whitehall 8L
FURNITURE, CARPET8 AND
HOU8E FURNISHINGS.
Evlns, J. C. A J. G, 73 Whitehall SL
Matthews, Ed. A Co., 21 E Alabama St.
Matthews A Lively, 154 Decatur St.
Morris, G. F. A Co, 244 to 250 Peters St
Rhudy, W. A. 123-6 Marietta St.
Shirley, J. C, 809 Marietta 8t.
FI8H, OYSTER8, POULTRY, BTC
The Union Market, * 14 X. Broad St
GROCERS AND MEATS.
Adamson A Son, 3D2-4 Decatur 8t
Atlanta Grocery Co, 217 W. Mitchell St
Blacknall'a,
Bentley, L. J,
Brown, Harry,
Bradford. W. t.
Burroughs, W. H
Baldwin, Cicero,
Collier Bros,
Chapman, L. F,
Carroll J. O,
Chomsky, A. 8,
Collins, Mrs. M. 8,
Evans, W. H,
Ferguson, R. H,
Glass, S. C„
132 Whitehall 8t.
211 Piedmont Avo
216 Luckle St
332 Decatur St
76 Ridge Ave
88 Stonewall St
260 Houston St
Leo and Gordon Sts
78 King Ht
400-2 Decatur St
66 Hulsey Ht
108 Decatur 8t
80 N. Boulevard
138-40 Marietta St
aeorgla Grocery Co, 141 S. Pryor St
Gann, T. J, 163 Edgewood Ave
343 Peters 81
406 McDaniel 81
168 to 874 Windsor St
■. 881 Marietta St
Hlrsowlta, B, Mangum A Magnolia Sts
Hood, Thos. J, Pine fit A Angler Ave
Holland, M. R, 74 W. Pine 81
Gannt, A,
George, J. A,
Hannan, C. o,
Hinson. W. H,
Hughey, John, 700 Marietta St
Ivey, Mrs. Belle, 83 Jones Ave
James, R. W„ 113 McDaniel St
Jones, A. A, 113 Davla St
Jackson, J. E, 384 Mangum St
Kuhns. A. F, 210 Edgewood Ave
Iuiurel Market, 484 E. Fair St
Moore, T. F, 370 Central Ava
Mlddlebrooka, W. M, 846 Peters St
Martin, It. V, *3 McDaniel Ht
Murphy, Willis A Son, 614 Decatur St
Pierce, W. B„ 311 Auburn Ave
Piedmont Grocery Co, 133 Piedmont Ave
Relsman, E. M,
Rlehman, O,
Staten, Harry,
Starnes, O. II,
Slider. C. T,
Stovall, J. R,
Thompson A Ivey,
Voylea. O,
I 37 Randolph Ht
183 Houston St
378 Marietta St
246 Marietta Ht
261 Magnolia St
223 McDaniel St
161 B. Hunter Ht
■ 80 Kennedy St
Wilson A Herndon, 37 W. Alexander St
Wash Grocery Co, 211 8. Pryor St
Winn, I. M„ 807 W. Fair St
HARDWARE, 8TOVE8, HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS, ETC.
Martin, A, J, Hardware Co,
240 Marietta St
LADIES' FURNISHINGS, SUIT8,
SKIRTS, ETC.
"Duffy,". 34 W. Mitchell St
Hannah, q. G, 168 to 374 Windsor St
Morris, C. R. A L. M„ 137-9 Decatur St
Ths Raid Dry Goods Co,
165 to 169 Petsrs St
Taylor’s, 238-40 Maristta St
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
"Duffy," 24 W. .Mitchell St
Frya, Mrs. 8. S, 116 Maristta St
Morris. C. R. A L. M, 137-9 Decatur St
N. Y. Clothing Co, 42 Decatur St
Strickland, Roy, ‘606 Decatur St
Taylor'e, 238-40 Marietta 8t
MEAT8.
Baer, I,. A,
Brown. C. M,
Maddox. H. M,
National Market,
Pernell, Aims,
Palace Market,
Starnes, R. A,
The Union Market, .. ... _
PICTURE8 AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Orr Stationery Co, »4 Whitehall Ht
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING.
Orr Stationery Co, 94 Whitehall St
PATTERNS (NEW IDEA).
Orr Stationery Co, 94 Whitehall 8t
t6ys,
Orr Stationery Co, 94 Whitehall St
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS AND
POLES.
Taylor’e. 236-40 Marietta St
Matthews. Ed A Co, 21 E. Alabama 8t
Matthtwa A. Livsly, 154 Decatur 8t
291 Petera Ht
355 Petera Ht
731 Marietta Ht
341 Houston Ht
305 W. Fair Ht
Guo Whitehall Ht
521 Decatur 8t
14 It. Broad Ht
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riJIfC Your Tobacco Coupons, Tags,
Ontllm Soap Wrappers, Package Coffee
Labels and Signature*, etc, etc. We will
give you stamps for them. Get a list of the
valuable ones at the store of any merchant
giving Niagara stamp*, or at our office, 391-2
Whitehall street.
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Niagara Stamp Co.
Office 39 1-2 Whitehall SL Paid-up Capital $100,000.00.
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NCITF —Watch fur flic young ladies
W who arc distributing Niagara
stamp hooka from hotine to hmiRc. TIIE
HOOKS AKE FREE. Take your hook to any
of the redemption station* and they will give
you 10 Niagarn atampa free to ntart it.
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
ARE BEING REVOKED
<ial t*» Tlie Ooordim.
avannah* Go., Jtuie 23.—Two more
Heat Ion* for revocation* of cittern-
!> paper* on the around of fraud
a been made. Thera have been
rly fifty of these letters of ctlxen-
i cancelled recently, fraud In the
lavlts having been shown,
u-lge Conn will on July 80 have til*
< men appear to show cause any
r should not be punished for con-
I’L
JNO. L. MOORE & SONS
<*» every kind of a bifocal advartteed
»r any name, and m AMe them
«per than the parties advertising
II. But they are aote makem of th«
Krai Krfptok Invisible Bifocal",
eh are solid double vision gl**aea,
i no cement to come loose. They
the only practicable bifocals. 42
load St, Prudential building.
se—go roil finite! Toni'e new office*
ml.;. 1(0 you like thetat
ATLANTA'S
. WILL
WIRELESS STATION
SOON BEGIN TO WORK
cTTart thrSTdioja lead...
n»pi
[# Oui
•wired
•by got an awful scare la»t night."
i.nt «u ur ..
• >tninue*t 1*ojr fell'ont of bed.
mt t!l«l Jlgsby dor* _ .
woke up nud irrearoed Earth*
!* *•—Cleveland IMatn-IHjaler.
STATUARY.
von interested iu
of art? If so, you
ipreciate very much)!
hoice gathering of
i in our Art Rooins.
irest Carara and aCs-
raarble wrought into
of compelling beauty:
•pealing grace. i
ic studies are cliann-
[’ gifts as well as for [j
lual possession.
ER & BERKELE. |l
RAISING IMMENSE POLE TO TOP OF CANDLER BUILDING.
Immense Mast Has
Already Been
Raised.
Fourteen huadred feet above Ms
level, aerograms will be flashed out to
other Southern cities from the top of
the Candler building within ten daya
Several daya ago many people paining
on tha Pryor alraet aide of the Can
dler building were attracted by a long
pole being carefully hoisted to the top experiment as lha estallce plays an Im
Ths station wa are now working on la
only 2 K. W.'a. The larger station will
be erected on the 200 by 600 lot which
the DeForrest company has leased from
the city for ten years."
Othar Stations Planned.
It la also the plan of the company to
eatabllsh some time In the future re
ceiving stations at tha towns within a
radius nt from 200 to 600 miles of
Atlanta and send out lha dally news.
The station at Savannah haa been
completed and tha DeForrest company
will be something of n competitor of
the Western Union and the Postal com-
■ It will sand aerograms for
where telegrams are sent by
the other companies for 26 cents. Mr.
Finch explained that the company, be
cause of the absence of wires and other
coally appartua would be able to under
bid the companies named for the busi
ness between large clllea within n
short time.
It cannot be ascertained until testa |
are made what will be the exact send
ing distance of the station In the Can-1
dler building. This Is only settled by
done) under the direction of George-A.
Coleman, of Atlanta, and required much
•kill. The pole. In two sections, la 112
feet In height. Adding this to the 216
feet of the Candler building and the
natural altitude of 1,076 at that point,
glvaa a total of 1,422 feet above the sea
level for the appartua which ejects the
wireless message. The .ole la being
j erected Saturday and aa soon aa a
■pedal make of porcelain knobs, used
to Insulate the guy ropes, arrive and
the apparatus now here Is act up, tha
work of testing the station will com
mence, and soon afterwards tha sta
tion will be In -order to send and re
ceive commercial aerograms In At
lanta.
Twelve Big Anchors.
On the top of the Candler building
.twelve anchors have been placed Into
the masonry and steel structure of the
building, these to accommodate the
thirteen guy ropes which will hold the
pole. The pole will be secured at the
base by an Iron-Holder, which haa been
flted over one of the ateel poets which
support the roof of the building.
District Manager K. H. Finch, who la
In Atlanta, and will have charge of the
DeForrest stations In the Carolines,
Georgia, Tennessee. Alabama and Flor
ida, said Saturday:
"Wa consider Atlanta the moot Im
portant point In the South, and will
make It Southern headquarter*. It Is
the Intention of the company to erect
stations la all the larger cities of the
South, and When these are completed
we will put In a forty K. W. station
portant part.
WAREHOUSES
Now is the time to build. No roofing so
near adapted to this purpose as
VULCANITE
Good on steep or flat roofs. Order it today and
use it tomorrow. Recommended by The Na
tional Board of Underwriters and South-Eastern
Tariff Association and YOU CAN PUT IT ON.
ATLANTA SUPPLY CO.,
Sole State Agents for Georgia. 29 and 31 South Forsyth StrceL
ATLANTA, QA.
J. C. OUKKNFIEI.D, Pres. C. A. PEEK. Sec y.
N. CAROLINA BANKERS'
MEETING HAS ADJOURNED.
(aqua) to 66-boraepower) at Atlanta, stun, of Raleigh.
Special to Ths Georgian.
Charlotte, N. C., June 22.—The an
nual meeting of the Stale Bankers'
Association of North Carolina, after a
delightful session In the mountains of
Western North Carolina, on the borders
of Lake Toxaway, came to a close
Thursday. John K. Wiley, of Durham,
a: prominent man In banking circles,
was chosen president of the organisa
tion: W. T. Old, of Ellaabeth City, end
W. C. Wllklnaon, of Charlotte, vice
presidents; W. A. Hunt, of Hcndaraon,
secretary and treasurer.
The meeting also elected a dosen del
egates to the annual gathering of the
national association.
N. C. RETAIL MERCHANTS'
ANNUAL MEETING ADJOURN8.
Special to The Georgian.
Charlotte. N. C., June 21.—The Re-
J| Merchants' Association of North
Carolina, after a two days' meeting
at Morehead City, haa adjourned to
meet again at qreensboro, if. C.. next
year.
OAtcara of the state organization
ware elected as follows: President,
Clarence Sawyer, of Asheville; vice
preaidant, ft. W. Dubbin, of Raleigh;
attorney 'general, Norman H. John-
WAR ON OL
TO BEGi
By Private Leased Wire.
Washington, June 23.—Little la
know n yat aa to the particulars of the
criminal actions which are to be
brought against tha Standard Oil Com
pany by Attorney Oeneral Moody on
behalf of the government.
That certain cases of alltgtd rebat-
L TRUST
fN AT ONCE
Ing will be proas opted la certain and
an attempt may be made to ..biain
conviction for other violations of the
Interstate commerce-laws. ,, -
Tile departin' nt of Juitlco ha- evi
dently prepared Its evidence h-hv
thoroughly, for the attorney general
lays the proceedings are to begin at
once.
The Angora goat rarnfahee moot of Ike
hair Which ■dorn* ordinary dolls. Thli pro
duct la valued et |e>.OM,im a year.
Two handrwl thsmaand colt bar*
d#pa*ftMt In Uk« Itontet, at Mat,
wh*Tt* ire »ltaj»t«*l gore rum tat kltrbrHM
for lak« M.
"What's the difference between vis
ion and eight 7"
"Bee those two girls arr<»* the
•treatr
"Tee."
"Well, the pretty one I would - all u
vision of loveliness, but the mber .,n* -
the’* a «teht." -Cleveland Plain ivuler.
BUY ATLANTA MADE SHOES
Wo retail shoes and will save you the retail profit.
Specinl sale on this week. Repnir work a specialty.
CARHART SHOE MFG. CO. 11 Viaduct Place.
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