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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
TCKBDAY. NOVEMBER 27, ioo<>.
? We are closing otit entirely our China, Crockery, .and Glassware department, and every
thing is marked down at least 50 per cent to wind it all up. Now is the time to replenish for
Thanksgiving and Christmas before the stock is all gone. It must go.
Note the Special Cut Price We Quote of
All Cray and Enameled Ware. We Do ~
This as a Special Thanksgiving Sale:
Regular
Price.
Tinted China Plates 15c
Press Cut Ice Tea SHiieers 10c
Colonial Sherbets 10c
Imitation Cut Cream Pitchers i 10c
Hotel Salts and Peppers 10c
Dutch China Salts . 10c
Plain Individual Cream Pitchers 10c
Press Cut Glass Ice Cream Saucers 10c
Colonial Tooth Pick Holders 10c
Fancy China Pickle Dishes 10c
Child’s Cups mid Saucers ; 10c
China Cream Pitehers J.'v..' 25c
China Pickle Dishes, nicely decorated 25c
Bread and Butter Plates.:. 15c
Mixing Kitchen Bowls 16c
Imitation Cut Glass Sugar Dishes '. 25c
Imitation Cut Glass Butter Dishes ; 35c
Fruit Saucers, China ...• 25c
Shaving Mugs, Chinu ......' ; 25o
Chocolate Cups and Saucers .. 15c
Press Cut Glass Compotes 35c
Ignito Gas Mantels 35c
Tinted China Cake Plates .....! • 30c
Tall-Glas* CJleries :.....‘. 35d
Japanese Thin Clips and Saucers. 35c
Japanese Cream Pitehers . : 25c
Japanese Mustard Holders 25c
American Beauty Rose Cake I’lntes 35q ( .
China Decorated Sugar 'Dislhes '..". 30c
China Decorated Cream Pitchers 25c
China Decrtrnted Salad Bowls 35c
American Beauty Salad Bowls, very large 35c
After-Dinner China Cups and Saucers, -, •' 25c
Glow Night Lamp 40
Imported China Cake Plates 50c
Imported China Dinner Plates 50c
Imported China Salad Bowls 75c
Imported China Salad Bowls $1.00
Puff Boxes 50c
Cut
Price.
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c.
5c
6c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
15c
15c
15c
15c
15c*
15c
■ 16c
15c
15c
15c
15c
i 15c i.
‘15c
' 25c
i 25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
" Regular
• • Price.
Handsome China Cake Plates 50o
Fine Decorated Cups and Saucers 50c
Japanese Puff Boxes 50c
Japanese Hair Receivers 50c
Japanese Jelly Dishes ;... 35c
.Japanese Tea Plates 35c
1 -Japanese Pickle Dishes 35c
Japanese Vases 35c
Japanese Milk Pitchers 36c
•Japanese Cracker Jars ...... . 35c
Chiha Shaving Mugs ....' .' 50c
English Porcelain Butter Dishes..... 65c
Japanese Chocolate Pots 75c
China Olive Dishes 50c
China Cracker .Ini’s $1.00
Japanese Ramekins 35c
Japanese Spice Jars 50c
China After-Dinner Cups and Saucers, per tloz. $6.00
Chinn After-Dinner Cups and Saucers ,per doz. $2.50
Chinn After-Dinner Cups and Saucers, per doz. $3.00
English Pattern Beer Sets (Dickens scenes). .$10.00,
English' Pattern Plaques' .' $2.00
English Pattern Celery Boats .$1.50
English Pattern Tray ............: $4,00
J( 0«I)lU|ie-Bohemian Glass Vases $4.00
.Genuine Bohemian Glass Baskets $5.00
(lenuine Bohemian Glass Baskets $4.00
'Geuiiiiie'Bohomian Glass Baskets’. $3.00
Genuine Bohemian Qlnss Bowls ............ $4.00
Genuine Bohemian Glass Bonbons $1.50
Ctiultjoii Fish Sets .-. .$10.00
Cqnldon Game Sets $10.00
Brh'ss Lamps .$15.00
Brass Lamps $11.00
Bread and Butter Plates, per dozen $8.00
■ HXI-pieee Crown China, very fine Dinner Sets.$45.00
100-piece Austrian. Chinn Diiuier Sets $40.00
100-piece Austrian Dinner Sets .$30.00
English Porcelain 100-pieec Dinner Sets $22.50
Cut
Price.
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
,25c
25c
25c
25c
. 25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
26c
$3.00
$1.25
$1.60
$6.00
$1.00
75c
$2.00
$2.00
52.50
$2.00
51.50
$2.00
75c
$5.00.
$5.00
$7.60
$5.50
$4.00
$30.00
$30.00
$20.00
$14.00
Regular Cut
2- qyart Gray Enameled Milk Pan ....20c
3- quart Gray Enameled Pudding Pan
4- quart Gray Enameled Pudding Pan ..35c
6-quart Gray Enameled Pudding Pan
2- quart Gray Enameled Covered Boiler . .25c
3- quart Gray Enameled Covered Boiler
4- quart Gray Eugmeled Covered Boiler . .50c
2-quart Gray Enameled Tea Pot ........40c
' 3-quart Gray Enameled Tea Pot .; 50c
4-quart Gray Enameled Tea Pot 65c
10-quart Gray Enameled Dish Pan ‘.50c
14-quart Gray Ennmeled Dish Pan 65c
17-quart Gray Enameled Dish Pan ......75c
No. 26 Gray Enameled Wash Basin ......35c
Complete, line Fancy, Brown Bread, lee Cream,
Melon, Border, Croquette and Individual Jelly
Molds. All shapes ‘ * Patty Pans ’ ’ 20c a dozen
Fancy Papier maehe Crumb Trays and Brushes. .85c
Blaelt Star Patent Crumb Trays and Brushes.. .85c
“Henis” Fruit and Vegetable Press.......;..25c.
Silver's Patent Fintit and Vegetable Press.. ,35c
Silver’s Patent Beef,Tea Press. .50c
Piice.
Price.
10c
...25c
10c
i . .35c
15c
i . .40c
20c
p..25c
16c
p ..35c
19c
p ..50c
23c
...40c
23c
..,50c
27c
...65c
33c
..‘.50c
25c
...65c
40c
,..75c
50c
...35c
’ 15c
Columbia No. 1 Beef Tea Press
$1.00
Columbia Beef Tea Press, extra heavy.,. $1.75
Victor Alcohol 1 Gas Stove, $1.00 kind for ......50c
Travelers’ Companion Alcohol Stove .$1.00
Fancy. Carved Wood Bread Plates 40c, 50c, 65c
Fancy Imported Japanese,Nut Bowls $1.00 each
Decorated Imported Japanese Nut Bowls $2.00 each
Don’t spoil your fruit cake with seed. Get them out
with a “Crown Raisin Seeder.”.. 75c
For
Thanksgiving
Day •
i fk&ier was Jhisjhardware spire ley prepared to-meet the uwUh of
- f tlirirty housewife hThJr Thanksgiving- heed* ax we are this >enr.
BIRD, STEAK AND BEEF CAR VERS.—These sots comprise, a full
tempered! keen-edged knife, al«» a fork and ateel, with handsome, hand-
1 m r. n ii * * aiivnr handles—thfr coat. lust enough to In-
pmntred. keen-edged Knire, also a torn ana
™ta*Mh*rn on kterjln* silver handlw-.the cost-Just enough*, to ln :
pure mooA quality.
'$1.50, $2.50, $3, $5, $7.50, $10, $12.
S/ufoloa/Jnfflfiol&un -
“Universal”
Coffee
Percolator
Makes Delicious
Coffee
Every Day.
/ The annoyance of hnvlng a fairly
Rood cup of coffee one day and not
quite so Rood the next Is entirely elim
inated. by ualnr the "Universal" Per
colator. With this automatic proceaa
you may always depend upon your
coffee beingurttformly .delicious.
Price Only $2.50.
53
PEACHTREE STREET.
KINO HARDWARE CO.
8T
WHITEHALL STREET.
1NDRFD MERCHANTS
TAKE MEMBERSRIPi
WANT MONET BACK
LUMBERMEN LIABLE
1 FOR TIMBER REMOVED
l*i to The Georgian.
chants here paid *2* to a man
ted T- ft. pawns, who.clalpi.tsl head-
rler* In Atlanta ' for a "Buelness
t’a Protective Association.” an nf-
to Rlve'InVo^iH'.tipn to merchants
to the rtntinclkifinding of people
• bought, oipj/rcdlt*,. The office la
unlj Tempi* Vcio'ed and the lady
l?^iw‘li^^ited(4w letter, to seli
office nffecteVo pipfor her salary
for two'jnhntli*. ' *;*
Torts will beTflade to-ge*,lhfv party-
"fund the money or legal steps will
Special to Ibe Georgian.
Jackson.’Miss., Nov. 2*.—At Its sit
ting yesterday 'afternoon the supremo
.1 court, by a divided vote, reversed t)s
former decision In the celebrated "lx-
ittr* 1, --—*1"" and.. Irnlds. that
leflaTS’-tr*' Tire*sixteenth -section .Idnds
are liable to lessors for all timber re
moved therefrom. '
Thts means that the lumber syndi
cates and manufacturers must pay
fatothaJovsnshUt ttttyuuy more than
jrnOo.ono on account of tin
.... Itnber depre.
.Mates read the opinion of the
court. Justice t’ulhopp dissenting.
log uneasy about the- matter.
A ’representative of Ttte Georgian
'Sl^l?}”5itti^ul 'I^Vilfctffe^ 1 Association
unu me money or icgo. .cc- -■■■ twice, but It was closed. The office is
ken, as the merchants arc becont- at 521 Austell building.
MURRAY SUCCEEDS
HUDS0N IN SHOPS
General Master Mechanic Murray, of
the Spencer nhopR at Spencer, X. C.,
will succeed.W. 8, Hudaon, ot Birm
ingham, general. nifiHter mechanic of
thewestern dl Vinton,, who haa resigned
to go with a Birmingham industry.
gu h iui a mi iniiip§iitgiii iniiu'ii j,
Mr. Hudson was well known In 'At
lanta among the railroad men. He was
at one time In charge qf - the South
ern shops In Gils city and. during his
residence In Atlanta made many
friends. His resignation lakes effect
December 1.'
ACCEPTS TRE CALL TO
BARNE8VILLE CHURCH.
Special to The Georilan
llurnesville, Ga., Nov. 27.—Rev. O.
!,. Martin, of Dalton. Ga.. has accepted
the pastorate of Ihe First Baptist
church of this city and will begin his
duties here about the 'first of the new
year. He was given assurance some
weeks ago that he would be extended
the call, provided lie would accept.
After his.visit here he decided to conic
to Uarncsvllle.
SHOOTING OCCURS
OVER OLD ACCOUNT
charlotte, X. t\, Nov. 27.—William
Lance, a book (seller, (shot and killed
Ben LouIm Hood, a negro farmer, In
South Carolina. I«ance went to Hood’*,
home to collect an old account when
the hholing occurred.
$2.65
TO MACON, GA., AND RE
TURN VIA CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA R7.
NO ONE IS HELD
FOR GIRL’S DEATH
. Dayton. Ohio, Nov. 27.—Two arrests
were made yesterday fa connection
with the Dona Miller murder case.
Both men were. released.
ROME EXPRESS
W. and A. R. R.
Account ' Athens-Auburn football
game, Macon, the t’entral of Oeorgia
Hallway will sell tickets at ahovty rate
for Us 1 o’clock train, afternoon, No
vember 28th. nnd for all trains, No
vember 28th; final limit November 2oih.
■ Morning train leaves Allantu 8:00
a. m.
W. H. FOGG, D. P. A
Commencing Sunday, November 18,
the Western and 'Atlantic railroad
will re-establlih the "Rome Express,)'
tralu leaving Atlanta 6:10 p. m. dally,
{arriving Rome 7:66 p. m. Returning,
leave Rome at 7:00 a. m.,'arriving At
lanta 9:46 a: m. This train takes the
place of the Marietta Accommodation.
The Marietta Accommodation, here
tofore leaving Atlanta 12:10 p. m. will
be discontinued.
CHARLES E. HARMAN.
General Pasenger Agent
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,
MAN CANNOT RECOVER
Wilmington, N. C., Nov. 27.—B. 8.
Mumford, aged about CM. who .lives
near this city, was accidentally shot.
A young fhan" passing’afongli country
road shot at a telephone post with a
rifle. The bullet mbmed the puat aud
struck. Mumford back of the right ear.
It pierced the skull and ranged up
ward. lodging near the top of the
head.
No hope in entertained for hix re
cover}'. *
WOUND OF 40 YEARS
NOW PROVES FATAL
A panic was almost paused at the
attacked^
The attack occurred In the ring. The
trainer flred several shots, which
frightened the animal away.
Special, to The Georgian.
Bavannah. On.. Nov. 27>-Colnn. | W.
, , n *L’. ■‘■'{y. engineer of Savannah
since 1881, died yesterday-afternoon ,,r
n wound received at the. battle of
"0 1884** Cr ** k ’ n *“ r Atlantai on
Colonel Winn entered the Confeder
ate army at the outbreak of the civil
war as second lieutenant. The *a n,
year, at the age of 28. he was electe,!
major. After the battle of-Chicks-
mauga he was promoted to a full col
onelcy for gallantry In hlii command.
Colonel Winn leaves two sons and .i
daughter, residents of this city.
Soeisty Elects Officers.
Special to TUe Georgian.
Oxford, On.. Nqv. 27.—An election of
officers was held In Phi Oamma Liter
ary Society yesterday, .the follaw mu
men being ehosen:. President. T. i
Horton. Oxford: critic, T. n. King.
White plains; diapluln, C. T. Ivey, ox
ford: special censor, K. IL Bend, Itcy-
slon.
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