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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
MHNDAl, JH-T
glffl STOCK QF
HIGH GRADE PIANOS IN
BIG SACRIFICE SALE
The Wester Music Co., 62 Peachtree Street, Forced to
Vacate Present Quarters on Account of Expiration
of Their Lease. ,
THEATRICAL COMPANY
TO TRAVEUN YACHT
WILL MAKE ONLY COAST TOWNS,
AND COMPANY WILL LIVE
. ON THE BOAT.
their new building not
‘ READY FOR OCCUPANCY
And Temporary Quarters Not Having Been Secured, the
Entire Stock of Fine Pianos, Organs and Piano
Players Will Be Offered at Enormous
Price Reductions. .
for ten days only,
BEGINNING MONDAY, JULY 2d.
Terms of Payment Reduced to a Point Within Reach of
All—Every Obstacle Between You and a Piano is
Removed During This Sale—Open Even
ings, 62 Peachtree Street
“The necessity of one le often the op-
Dortunlty of another." Never woe this
laying more aptly Illustrated than at
this time.
To be In a portion to prop _
our growing business In thla city, we
have found It neceaaary to lease larger
and more commodious quarters suit
able for our purposes and commensu
rate with the Importance of this house.
The contracts were let for the remod
eling of the building we are to occupy,
and all of our arrangements made to
move promptly at expiration of lease
on our present quarters.
But “the best laid plans of mice and
men aft gang aglee.” Our lease Is
sbout to expire, and at the last moment
we are Informed that our new building
will not be ready for some weeks.
And now we And ourselves without
even a temporary home, a large stock
on hand, hardly knowing which way to
turn, of course, we could store our
stock, but that would mean a big ex
pense to be added to big loss through
damage to the goods from dirt, dust,
rust and other causes.
Bo, by reason of our being forced to
vseate, our unprepuredness to move,
our lack of quarters, either permanent
or temporary, the Impossibility of stor-
Ing'thl* Immense stock, we are simply
rompelled to close out everything, and
do It Ih a hurry.
WE ARE FACE TO FACE WITH A
LOSS. NO MATTER WHICH WAY
WE TCRN, AND. AS WB MUST
STAND A LOSS. WE HAVE DE
CIDED TO TAKE IT IN THE WAY OF
1/188 IN PROFITS AND GIVE IT TO
OUR CUSTOMERS, RATHER THAN
STORAGE EXPENSES AND RUSTY,
DAMAGED GOODS.
On Monday morning, July
tional sate of hlgh-grada
pianos and organs ever attempted In
this or any other community.
THE ENTIRE STOCK WILL B!
OFFERED AT PRICES THAT ACTC
ALLY AND POSITIVELY MEAN
NOT ONLY A CUTTING OFF OF ALL
SEMBLANCE OF PROFIT, BUT A
DEEP CUT INTO THE VERY FIRST
COST OF THE GOODS.
Your Piano Hera at Your Price and
Terms.
At no time during our business career
In this city have wo been able to dis
play such a line line of good makes as
at the present. We are sure your favor
ite piano Is a Kranlch & Bach, a Kim
ball, an Ivers A Pond, a Krell, an Em
erson, a Steger A Sons or perhaps a
Strohber. A. B. Chase, Kurtxman or
Whitney. These and others we have
In stock, practically all of them new, a
few slightly used or store worn, and
priced accordingly.
One Price—Plain Figures.
The one-prlre-to-nll system, so long
upheld by us and appreciated by the
purchasing public In general, will ruls
In this sale. Every Instrument will bear
a large sale tag hy which you can
plainly see the former one-price figures
add the present sale prices. The great
saving on each Instrument will be
plainly Indicated and buying made safe
and easy. One prices to all and no
deviation from marked prices.
As to Sals Prices.
Simply this. Many of theao pianos
are marked to sell at about half the
former prices, others at leas than thalr
coat, and still others at prices that rep
resent but a fraction of their coat. We
realise that to make a clean sweep of
this stock In the next 10 days NO
COST, NO PROFIT, can be.considered.
Terms of Payment.
II*. IH, 120 or 125 down nnd IS, |l.
I'. II to Ho pgr month will buy most of
these pianos, and 125 down, 110 per
month will buy any piano In the stock.
New Standard Grade Uprights.
New uprights, different finishes, guar
anteed, former prices 2250, |265 and
1275, to close out at J93, 1118 and 1137,
on easy payments to suit each buyer.
New Medium Grads Uprights.
New uprights, medium grade, various
makes, 1108 styles, beautiful deslgna,
formerly sold at 1290, 1300 and 1325,
sale prices at 1153, 3188 to 1187, on
payments to suit.
Baby Uprights.
Just the thing for little folks begin
ning music. Former price 1175. We
have two of them to close out at 378
each and on the smallest kind of pay
ments.
Have you been wanting one of those
fine, high-grade uprights, but have put
oft buying on account of price, or
terms? We are going to give you an
opportunity to gratify your wishes
during the next few days, to secure
this favorite piano of yours at a price
and on terms you never dreamed of se
curing. Read on. •
Naw High-Grade Uprights,
High-grade cabinet grand uprights,
latest styles, handsome designs and
finishes, choice of five makes, regular
prices formerly were I860, 1876 to'3425,
to close out to early buyers at 3198.
3218, 3227. 3236 to |248, on terms to
suit you In every way.
Be quick to take advantage of this.
Here Is an opportunity to secure a
high-grade piano at the cost of a cheap
one.
Elaborate Styles, High Grads.
Highest grade uprights, magnificent
case designs, all known finishes, beau
tiful In every line and works of art, the
kind that are always sold at 1450, 1476,
3500 to 1650; will be closed out In this
sale at 1257, 3276, 1281, 1296, 1112, 3327
and 1342, on terms to suit each buyer.
Do You Live Out of Town?
If so; you can afford to come hun
dreds of miles to ffjtend this sale. If
you cannot come to Atlanta, then wire
us or write us as to what kind of a
piano you desire, and we will be pleased
to give your order prompt attention.
Used Uprights.
Quite a number of used uprights to
clqse out. Many of them like new. All
of them have been put In fine order In
our repair shop. The list Includes many
well-known makes, such as Whitney,
Vose, Weber, Steinway, Singer, Smith
A BaTncs and others. The prices plain
ly marked range from 165, 376, 380, 396,
3110, 1135 to 1165. The payments to
suit you.
Square Pianos.
We have a few square pianos that we
must get rid of. All we charge for Is
the repairs. Come and get one at 110,
112, 118 to 126, on easiest kind of pay
ments.
Organs.
New and used. They are marked to
go at 35, IS. 310, 115, 120 to 348, on
very easy terms of payment.
•We Ship Anywhere. ,
No matter where you live, we will
ship the Instrument to you to be paid
for on easy payments If you so desire.
Come Early to the Sale.
If you need kn Instrument you should
be an early attendant at this sale. The
reductions on everything are ao great
that the entire atock will be quickly
sold.
8tore Open Evenings.
To accommodate those unable to call
during the day the store will be open
until 9 otelock every evening during the
sale.
Spread the Good News.
Perhaps you have a friend who needs
an Instrument. Be aura to tell them
about this big sale.
THE WESTER MUSIC CO.,
62 Peachtree St..
Atlanta, Gs.
Special to The Georgian.
Augusta, Ga.. July 1.—Chtlsn
Perurhl, the comedian who has been
playing here at the summer theater,
will conduct his tour this year on
stoamboat and will play only seaport
towns on the coast of Florida, Carolina
and Alabama. His company will live
on the boat
Mr. Peruchl has purchased n steel
boat, 70 feet long and 16 feet wide. It
Is fitted up with seven statu rooms
and will be large enough for carrying
a full troupe of actors.
The boat was formerly owned by tho
governor of Ohio, Hon. A. llushnell,
and cost 321,000.•
The boat Is fitted hp with two large
27-horse power engines, electric lights,
a large salon finished In gold nnd
enamel, fine plate glass mirrors, nnd
tile. There Is a proinenado deck, the
steering room and pantry.
WHARVES TIED UP
By LABOflTROUBLE
FOREIGN STEAMERS UNABLE TO
SECURE MEN TO LOAD
THE FREIGHT.
Special to The Georgian.
Pensacola, Fla., July 2.—Arrange
ments are being made by -the Gulf
Transit Company to,* bring laborers
from other places In an effort to break
the strike which has been on at Com-
meridencla wharf, the largest of the
Louisville and Nashville wharves.
Laborers who have been paid 31.60
per day asked an Increase or 60 cents,
and upon being refused, went out.
A number of big foreign steamers
are loading at the wharf. Efforts to se
cure men from New Orleans and Mo
bile have so far been unsuccessful.
COAST LINE IH CONTROL
OFC.C.&W, RAILROAD
SpSctal to The Georgian.
Wilmington, N. C., July 2.—Begin
ning today, the Atlantic Coast Line
railway takes charge of the affairs of
the Conway Coast and Western rail
road, which extends from Aynor, 8. C..
to Myrtle Beach, S. C., via Conway.
Later a consolidation with the Coast
Line will probably be ordered by the
directors of the South Carolina road.
It is officially denied that the Coast
Line has bought a controlling Interest
In the Rnfelgh and Southport. A cloee
alliance has, however, been formed be
tween the roads.
REDUCED R. R. RATES
FOR FOURTH OF JULY.
The W. A A. R. R. and N. C. A St.
L. Railway will sell cheap round trip
tickets to all points south of the Ohio
and Potomac and east of tho Mlaala-
tlppl river, Including 8t. Loula,
Evansville and Cincinnati, at one and
one-third farea; ticket! to bo aold
July 2d, 3d and 4th, good to return
until July 8th, 1906.
For further Information and tick-
eta apply to any agent of the W. A
A. R. R.
CHA8. E. HARMAN,
General Paaa. Agent.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT THE MARION I
A. B. Day. Knoxville. Trim.; \v.
Human Torch Drowned.
London. July 2.—When converted Into
1 torch by an explosion of gasoline on
*“• toun 'h TopJy, a mile from Summit
on the drainage canal, William J. Ott,
-» years old. Jumped Into the water and
*ae drowned. Three companlone, two
of whom were thrown Into the water
ih. ', h ' “Plosion, clung to the sides of
™ and were rescued.
Big Saw-Mill Burned.
"'*»• July 2.—A fire
etch la estimated to have done about
3100,000 damge occurred yesterday
morning when a large saw-mill, shin
gle mill end the oil house of the Ed
ward Hines Lumber Company of Chi
cago was destroyed by fire. The loss
was mostly covered by Insurance,
Crown Prince Celebrates.
Trendhjem, July 2.—There were fes
tivities at the palace today, but thiy
were not scheduled In the coronation
program. They were conflnetljto the
nursery, where the little Crown Prince
Olaf made merry on the occasion of hie
third, birthday, 'Hie little prince waa
bom at Appleton
House, Sandringham.
WAREHOUSES
build. No rooftuc ao
nmr adapted to tbta
purpoae aa
Vulcanite.
Good on itffp or
tat roots. Order (I
today and use It fo-
im 117 me .«•
tonal Board of U»-
Krvrltera and
ftoarbeaatern Tariff
Association and
••YOU CAN PUT IT
OX."
ATLANTA SUPPLY CO.,
• Sole State Agents for Georgia.
* *nd 31 South Pryor Street. ATLANTA. GEORGIA,
r ouenuo. mm c * nu. teoeun.
James Banks,- ,
Knoxville: T. Tsrllnxti.n. Dublin. Gs.; J.
Thompson, Augusta; Frauk Irtllsy,
Philadelphia; (•. II. Tithe. Anderson, K. (.;
If. L. Taliaferro, fianderavlile, Ga.; X. 8.
Folsom, Moutiiviio, Ga.; J. (I. Davidson,
m.diiuond, Va.: .Frank Emerson, Itscres
Gold: T. IV. Holmes, Dalton, Ga.; B M
Conu. Cartersvllle. tie.; T. P. UgL ,
Temps, Fla.; tV. E. Clark, Atlanta; A. II.
Hwsln and wife, Ktockliridge. Ga.: J. C.
Want, Ixiulsvlllt. Kg.; W. T. Conn, Carter*.
rllle. Ga.; Muller lrsy, Oxford. Ga.; M.
G. Itsmanr, Birmingham, Ala.; It. A. Ash
ler and wife, Georgia: 8. Parks. Cleveland.
Ohio; T. M. Cone, Mllledgwllle, Gs.: W.
K. (‘snipe, Mrs. W. B. Camps, Jfra. t. B.
Tumor. Joe and Hath Canine, city; 8. o.
Phillip* and wife, Itlelimond. Va'; H. G.
Neal, Ht. Lonls, Mo.: A. II. Hnend. Mem
phis: 8. 8. Land, A. M. Land. Ml*. Blnm-ho
I-smb, Palmetto, Tex.; Ituah T. Wray,
Charlotte, K. C.
AT THEliuMBALL.
C. D. Bailey, Augusta, Ga.; E. C. But
ler, New York; II. tVeatbelmer, Norfolk,
Va.; Mr*. B. II. lleyward. W. II. Brandon,
Thoinaarllle, Ga.; J. 11. Vlnaon, Bavanuab,
Ga.; C. It.Golden, elty; C. 8. Brook*, It. P.
lIcTerv, Knoxville, Tenn.i Miss 8. Bleb-
arils, Miss V. Tate, Miss J. B. Tate. Jas-
per, Ga.; M. Meyerhardt and family. Borne,
lla.; G. 8. Itoaenhlatt, New York; Mr*. I)!
lloherta, Balnhrtdge, Ga.: J. J. Fox. Beattie,
Wash.: J. A. Pries,.Wekt VlrglnU; H. I„
Bnkuan, Charleston, 8. C.| tv' A. llnrrla,
Jaekson. Ml**.; Mr*. J. O. Mnrri*. Charles
ton. 8. C.i B. Thomas. C. A. Kendall, South
era railroad; F. T. WBImott. Georgia; F. F.
Burton. Valdmta, Ga.; Mian Beanie Horton,
Georgia; E. U. Hall. Norman Park, Gn.;
Mia* M. Bearden, Norman Park. Ga.; tv.
VV. Westmoreland, Birmingham, Ala.; C. L
Payne, Athens, Ga.; V fl. Clonnsy, Phil
adelphia. Pa.;Jt. A. BMley. Louisville, Kg.;
II. RoMnaon. Baltimore, Md.; A. II. Bab
bles, Jacksonville, Fla,; J. C. MrCag, Jack
sonville, FIs.; C. W. Iteming. Brunswick.
Gn.: T. L. Bo**. Georgia: T. B. Ragan,
Ilawklnsvllle, (la.; T. Turlington. DuMIb,
(Is.; Charles Benfme. Birmingham. Al*.;
J. A. Mrcamnek. (1ne|un*(l, 7ihlo; j. B.
Barlow, New York: A. L Pitts, PenaacU.
Fla.; J. Mtterle, Mobile. Ala. - L. K. 8. Ilg.
man. Sew York: B. A. Weerfle, New York;
28 Beautiful Level Shaded Lots
AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, JULY 3d., 3:30 P. M.
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THIS IS THE DOOLEY PROPERTY.
Take Soldiers’ Home line, corner Peachtree nnd Decatur streets. Get off at Brotvmrood. The prop
erty adjoins the famous W. 0. Banders summer home. Finest neighbors you may wish for. “Shelby
Smith, L. V. Kenncrly, Clias. A. Morris and others Jive there.
Great opportunity to save your money and put it in real estate.
Terms $25 cash, balance $10 per month. Anybody can buy on these terms. Start your fortune now.
Bargains and easy terms make easy sales. Come sure. Remember the time, Tuesday, July 3d, 3:30 p. m.
S. B. TURMAN & CO.,
J. fV. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
.eve., II. O. Walton, Colatnlllll,
Wafab. Sew Orleans, La.: J. 1 Cmamlnga,
New York; M. II. Bowary Hlrmlnybatti.
Ata.; J. 1*. Cooper, elty; I* Urlantoa,
L^r. Pk Mli'*.. : ri. , Unh h .r , R
Fc.VhiR. RmadriiSy:KjVfc
McCord. ‘ - -
New Yot_
Georg. M. Brown.. Ht. Louis, Mo.; B. I.
Kin-urn. Homed- 1 -
month. V*.; C.
Gr..nnurg,*'Philadelphia, P*.: C."wC“Fohjeri J itcyenbis, ' MiasMsell siding p*rk*.
XsshvWc. TUSK.; Tssjtjg, Baltimore, J nrirlm.d, Ohio; C. M. Raymond aad wife.
T. (loner,
Irlnnatl: «
j Reynold*.
Md.; C. T. Gowr.yCoMrieT Ga.'; T'Aaron'• I |!2mmh
•an. New York; J. M. Williams, eltg; |_ j.
Katsman. New York; A. Clark. New York:
V. Nettles. Tampa, Fla.; II. J. Keating ami
wife, Hume, U*.: II. C. Smith. Mrlnlii*-
ham. Ala.; I. G. Kwlft, Klhertgu. Ga.;
It. T. Swift, Blliertne, Ga.; Mr,. C. Jon-*,
winder, Ga.: Mr*. I. T. gmillau. Com-
mrrre. ««.: tv. W. ilmtuti. Binning’.-m.
Ala..- K. Brew*. G-orgl*: G. B BreruM.
(‘Ill,-ago; H. It'. Vaamycket. G.-.rglu J. (-.
Krg*» South CnroHva: Mr*. 4. £. Brown.
Maakogv-e, I. T.; Ml*. X. Wiieon. Balti
more, Md.; Mra. W. II. Itunlap, Mra.
Hrlheg. IV. II. Dunlap, Charlotte. J
A. M. Frank. New York: <1, T. nil,ley,
Birmingham; D. E. Drngger. Birmingham:
J. K. Davla, Cedarlown. Ga.: J. N. IP«.ker
awl wife. Htg; J. II. Allen. New rath:T.
M. Mallhewa, G.-orgla: C. II. Wllwn,. Dea
Midne*. Iowa; II. I- l-Mword*. (‘nlumhua.
Ga.; A. Windsor. Georgia: W. F. Galtwal-
II*. Teuneaaee: II. Tnglry. Cincinnati.
Okie: lleerg walker. Home, (la.: c. F.
Jn-Id, Brnnswick: Ml** r-j.rigg. Virginia;
*i“ir*t- Ji, i»r<»wit*, n*. k/oiie. jivi., v*. JMilfl* J*
Hooeodale, Vo.: K. U. Prink. Ports* • (Iftwfe fUkpar. U*nr*t»; J. ’O. >
York; l>.|rinMtf: W. P. KeUa. Pbilailrinbta; J.
1 — T77 ^-* “—laff Tm
ARC YOU GOINO.TO PAINT?
* Linseed Oil Is the life of palnL 8ee
that It Is pure. Spsoetr Kellogp Old
Process Linseed Oil Is tho oldtst
brand In the‘United State*. Bold by
F. J. COOLEDOE ti BRO.,
Atlanta, Savsnnah.
Dnyfon. Ohio; P. B. Hmtfh. Plttatiorf; I.
G Hardman, (isorgU; P. T. Bosboo, f»»r
4#lr: Bomott Uotr* Xavport. Troo.; IIJ
B. .Voole Norik UamUM; J. It. llaya. kioatl
iromrrr. Ala.: J. If Hall. Usroo; l». Ur*
(llrk. lilrinlngliam; J. |*. t'oopor, J. K. foo>|
\v*r, rlty; I. K. 1‘ottli*. Georgia; K. It.
Illiimi, I:. II. b«lttyii%_ Boltlriif>r»*: J. A.
krilrifo, Chattannoyt; w. I>. Arnold. Gour-
rta; M. C. yew. Madlaon. Ga.; \V. C.
iTlwwpoos, tjsorp*: J|. if. J#Hi»a, (ir«»rsts;
W* V. ArooM« Nfi* t-rrf. Trn».; C. Brown*
old. Now TorksJB. W. Tb*mi|—»n. Angaria;
'll. L Watson. Tlfton; u. T. MbomTk.
Itradahsw. Sew Vork; T. T. Papbart, North
Carolina; W. C. Wa^ktHI and wlfa. Colom
boa; Mrs. B. P. Yaorry.• Bom#; Mra. Ii.
Itoti^rta. (ieorgU: J. |j. I'nrro«or. door
gUl; l»an MrUnlrfc: B. V. IMtranla nnd
oifa. JarkBoOTllla. Pis.; Ham Hlaroon. lial-
tlmorp; W. II. lirta, Warncilmro; M. A.
il»pp«. Kanaaa City, Mo.; !!. II. IVfty,
Gpr.rgia; I*. V. Hatrb#r Asraris; J. f».
Hinlfli. Grlflfln. Gs.; V. Churn, cinatonott;
J. H MMdlpbrooka. |>. H Yarlwroi gh.
Chariot to. X. C\: K. I». Border*, (ieorgta; T.
II. Cswfboro. Virgin!#; I» K. CaJn. liarloo.l
Ohio; H. It. Jaonltt. rhllndrlrihla;
leOHrj, Monroe, N. c.; Silts U. I*oi
Wilkin*. Gsffnry; Iran* Wheat, I*. 8. Rln-
lay, Jr.. Mnroo; J. II. Itemua, Wpatflpld;
Elridge Catto, nt/g< raid; P. A. Hull.
Aibrtlllr.
AT THE ARAGON.
J. M. 0*XHII nnd wife, N>w York; If. B.
WortB. Gre«*nahoro, X. t*.j O. 1C. Gli»nn,
Dnblooega. Ga • II. II. Hlrarb. Ail.into; J.
M. Mrlntosb. Florida; Mrs. J. W. CruObf,
Oval*. Pis.; Rlb**l Crtahr. o.-ala. Pis.; A.
R. Tlioma*«on. Atlanin; J. H. Miller. At
Inura; PT X. Hill. Colnrabaa, Go.; J. B.
M»y»ff, Atlnntn; W. K. WenAetd and wife.
Montgomery: B. Iray, New Vork: E. «*.
Tborutou. rily; P. T. Hewlett. Atlanta;
'. M. Alrsasder. Chariotte. N. P.; A. A.
uitidnghAin. New York; H. V. Pmowr.
' leoul*. Mo,; Mr. and Mr*. Ma\ ll<>fT
lan. New York; little Gr«*.-ne.hw|. Sew
i*rk; El<>na LmostI. New York; AilelnM.*
TmipIb.
ota, Ga.; Mrs. U L
Gteanwrth. AW
Ga.; J. J» ToiJ>*
Mr. J. K. It.
II lioykhi.
. H'« k mu.
ady, N. V ;
C.: I M.
P. Til beau.
G:llnv*T|l|c.
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sod WMMKKY HABTTB
cared at home with*
oat p*ta. Book of par*
ticwlara rent ¥ 111,
S. M. WOOLLEY. M. ZX
tAgtlB. OAcalMN. Pryor '