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Lam /is from Jo I >an * I Aim /is from France * Bronze, Brass am! Battery Bases ❖ Floor Lamps * Boudoir Lamps * / erms A lamp over an easy eliair is an invitation to help yourself to an hour or so of comfortable reading. t t - tfijnr &V& ').y, 1 The LAMPLAND IIOLM • • • W VMPLAM) HOI K . . . when. in city and town. ■* A cottage and apartment dwelling, thousands of lamps lay siege against the Citadel of Darkness . . . when home i> made more lovable and more livable! A ot. no woman has ever had quite enough decora tive lamps. And when you see tin* display of imported and do mestic lamps at our ill Walton Street store, in the Electric Building, you'll come quickly to tin* con clusion that you must have at least two or three more! Furthermore—you an* likely to sa> that Atlanta has never had a more brilliant showing of lamps than this. W t* invite you to see them, whether von buv or not. Attractively Priced! W e know you'll In* delightfully surprised at the low prices placed upon these lamps. Prices so low that we ourselves were almost dumbfounded at tin* skill shown by our buyer. Select your Christmas Lamps NOW ! The Klectric Building 84 11 niton St., A. II . Georgia POWER COMPANY ■ - A CITIZEN W HEREVER W E SERVE - - Lam ps from (.zee lio- Slovakia Lam ps from the Shops of American (raftsmen Glass, Silk and Parchment Shades Table I Aim ps ❖ II rid Lie Lamps Terms A lamp just inside *ht doorway is an in' itati‘ ,n that speaks right out to your guest and says: “Come in!"