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THIS ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WlfitJNfctfiMY, PKlftUL'AUV 4, 1*0. Oaviton-Paxon-Stokes Co, I Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. New Rags Filling the u«ual large eeetion and ow, new Bugs—scores of them, just the brightest) richest, most artistic assemblage that any season has erer presented. ^ Every Kind and Size---It Is the Spring Display Ready Now in Its Fullness The most beautiful of all new Rugi, these. Styles 1 .Far more than we eaa be gin to deaeribe. Each class has its own special points of excellence—and the classes are as varied as the Rug production extends. Richness of color—newness—a perfect blending of tones; and the patterns— this is where the prominent features are caught, quality fairly sparkles in them. Most artistio in many minds are the Oriental patterns—quaint Eastern effects reproducing with remarkable cleverness all the beauty of genuine Orientals, but, of course, at very much leas expense. A particular feature of all the new ttugs—that of coat. Buying early gave, first, an advantage in selection—and jt also secured the choicest Rugs before the advance in the markets, which makes a difference to you in price that is sorely worth saving. Absolutely new Rugs and every one of perfect quality; for example, in the popular room sixe, 0 by 12 feet:— Royal Wiltons—Gems of elegance and taste, deep rich pile, heavy, in the handsomest colorings; 987.50. Axminator Rugs—t he universal favorite, seamless, 927.50; another fine grade af $25.00; another at 922.50; atill another at 919-60. Velvet Aninsters—combining the beau ty and service of Velvet and Axmin- at or; seamless; |25.00. Body Brussels Rugs—distincuisbcd for service and a fine “old” aristocratic apyearaucc; Ruga of character, Tapestry Brussels Rugs—heavy and ser viceable, in almost unlimited variety of colors and patterns; two grades; 917.50 and 9li00. Pro-Brussels Ruga—all-wool and the colorings perfect; heavy quality, attractive and serviceable; 98.76. Granite Art Squares—very popular in expensive floor coverings; good va riety for selection; 96.00. Hodges’ nbsr Riga—you know them; bright-looking, fresh mid beautiful, very pleasing Rugs and perfectly sanitary; 912.00. All Other Sixes—many to match the above Rugs, all new and handsome, and priced in everv instance at the same comparative ly low rate. The Rugs will suit you—suit your fancy as well as your idea of the price you should pay. No better time to buy them than NOW. New Mattings and Curtains All Kinds of New Furnishings Here Mattings—500 new rolls direct from China and Japan; Curtains, a moat elabo rate. extenarvp display—every late worthy novelty. New Portieres, too. Newness reigns in this section—the kind of newness that gives the moat of eom- fort and appearance to homes. That’s interesting, you’ll agree. No obligations to buy, remember, if you wish to study and pldn the proper Furnishings for your home with the coming of spring. Let us show them all to you, anyway. Davisqn-Paxon-Stokes Co. Store of Many Departments. SOCIETY MRS. HUMPHRIES’ TEA. Mn. \v. r. Humphries gave a de- Uahtfui lea Wednesday ufternoon At " fr ht.inc, on Psachtnse Visa-. Assisting Mr*. Humphries were Mr*, llrniv France* West, Mrs. Marlon A'hhy Purse. Mr*. Armine Maler. Mr*. •' R. t olcord. Mrs. F. P. Hetfner. 'll- Blackmon Dunn and Mias Willie n-lfnei served tea and Mtesee Humph- aml Olady* Glover served punch. The Iiouho whs attractively decorated "I'll Mm* and rente and In the dlnlns n-ni the tHble had a green basket I'M util, mu* and titled wtth Rlch- ni >n,i rose, «jxd call* llllee. The can in'. * nU mint* were In red and »hole effect woe one of beauty. Humphries wore a toilet of “ llk - fashioned w|th lace eni ,„-* r blue, -•’’■•nk West woe gowned In pink b>-r hud ch ne - embroidered In pink Mr* Purse wore n toilet of white ".’."T 1 '* ,,h hn and chiffon. I,,. " tlalere gown wo* gray ellk, M,. ;* .V th Irt,h lac* fn * r *' or * » whits lingerie i ’ t , r mmed Valendennee lace. 1 ,' ,un " wore a toilet of pale nlnk hu-J ,lp ' l>lne, trimmed with French Glover and Humph- , white mull gawne, embrold- 1 and trimmed with lac,. * DISTINGUISHED QUEST. I' Armour, of thle city, ha* h „ ■‘‘ v,r *l day* In Knoxville, where rtn * the tenor role In Mo- * "Twelfth Mote," which waa pro- 0 , „ " ""*i city under the direction I' rank Nelson. n.’„' \ r ,"'"V r *'*■■ to Annleton Wei- hr , v" n,n * lo meet Mr. Reid Mit ten.,. , ' ork - the dletlngulehe.t making a concert tour through the South. Mr. Miller will com* to Atlsnta with Mr. Armour and will be hie gueat at the Piedmont ho tel. Hie vlelt I* being anticipated with pleasure by music lover* her*. OLD-FASHIONED WOMEN. Mr*. Robert I. Foreman entertained the Order of Old-Faehloned Women on Wedneeday. the gue*t* Including: Sir*. W .D. Bill*. Jr.. Mr*. Field, Mr*. WII- Iner Moor*. Mr*. William Kteer. Mr*. Morrl* Brandon. Mr*. Cobb. Mr*. Ark wright. Mr*. Henry Inman, Mr*. Roby Robinson, Mrs Robert AI*lon end Mr*. Hamuel Inman. Til* guest*, after the meeting, were entertained at luncheon. The center- piece on the table wa» a cut glaee bowl of Jonquils and the shade* and mint* were *!«n In yellow. REHEARSAL PARTY. Tuesday night, after the Mllner- Howell rehearsal. Ml** Mary Adair Howell, slstdr of the prospective bride, Mis* Caroline Howell, entertained at a charming reception for the bridal par ty. Ml** Howell'* home In West Ena wa» brightened with vn«*« end Jar diniere* of narcl»*l. w hile Engll»h Ivy wm used with artistic effect a* a fries* In the various Apartment*, and ns a framework for window* and door*, and fern* and palm* formed tropical nooke In different part* of the home. Refreshments were served durtns the ewntmrr «fi« which, denclng wa» en- i^ed MISS Howell received the guest* i.» ft trtiift of rfd cratw dp fhlw, and the brld'-elsct. Ml** Caroline Howell, was becomingly loaned In white crepe d *MrU n G A Howell wore an attracts costumf of black silk, and Mr*. VII- klnson's toilet wo* of gray crepe de Howell «n* assisted In enter- talnlnK her guest* by her mother, Mr*. Special Low Prices Until Feb. 16 Best *8 Set. Best $5 Set. Best Teeth. ,..$6 ,..$3 ...52 Crown ami Bridge m i lw Work $3 and up R- E. G. GRIFFIN’S dental rooms. 'WE. « 1.2 Whitehall/ Car. Ale, and Whitehall. »-«</ Attendant. O. A. Howell, and Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson, of Valdosta. The guests Included: Mia*** Etlsa- bath Adair, Adair and Manson Wilkin- son of Valdosta. Nettle Mill. Miss Ftl. Ilnglm of Slloam. Oa.. Loulso Dooly, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Howell. Dr. W. £ Persons, Mr. Guy Brlghtwell of Max- era Oa, Dr. Claud Smith. Mr. P. D. McCarley, Mr. Brown Hayes, Mr. How. ard Smith, Mr. Ben Lee Crew. Wednesday Mr*. Colquitt Carter on- tertalned Informally at a spsnd-thc-day party In honor of Ml** Campbell and Mr*. Campbell, of Newnan, the guest* of Mrs. AmoM Broyles. Stuart’i Gin and Buchu a quick oura for Bright’* disease, liver and stomaoh troubles. All Druggiite 91.00. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL COMPANY have moved Into thetr new store, ft Peachtree etreeL where you con and everything carried In an exduatv* optl- cal houe*. The Ballard Bifocal nos gained a reputation far thle arm In lee* than I years no other houe* bos mad* In o holt century. Not how cheap, but how well we can serve you. «asr° BT8 °* JERRARD IS HELD ON MURDER CHAGE Specie) to The Georgian. Dahlonega. Oa, Feb. <.—Bud Jar- raid. Wash Jarrard, Carl Jarrard and Cage Baker, charged with the murder of Floyd Waldon. all war* given pre liminary hearing before Judge Worley and Bud Jarrard wo* bound over to the superior court to anewer a charge of murder. The other defendants were re leased. It will be remembered that Floyd Walden, eon of ox-Tax Collector E. J. Walden, we* shot on the night of De cember It. c Personal Mention Mrs. Howell Erwin, Jr., hoe returned tromiMacop. Mr. Guv Thomas, of Oreenihoro, N, C., is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Pot ter, In Decatur. Mrs. R. B. Button entertained tho North Sldo Club Wodnooday afternoon at her home, to Decatur, Among tho out-of-town guests who , Huntley^Hpeer wedding will attend tho H»i Mr. and Mrs. Ehasao Huntley, _ ion, Messrs. Robert and Walter Huntley, of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapin, of Buffalo; Miss Forrallnd and Dr. Wlnny, of New York l Mr. Montague, of Niagara Fall* Mr. Henry Hlelman, of Williamsport N. T.S Mr. and Mrs. McDoel and SNst Neff, of Chicago; Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Van Etta, of Jfsw York, and Colonel S. F. Everett, of Cincinnati. Mrs. G. A. Cochrsno will havo a* her raevt this week, at 11(1 Peachtree, Mr*. Mary Horn* Armor, of Eastman. Ua., president of the Oei sot ton of tho W. C. T. V. Mn. Armor will on Thursday morning speak for tha Anti-Saloon League. Count Wachtmelster. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Sheridan, will leave Friday for Loo An geles, where he goes to Join hi* mother. Mrs. Francis Whittle has returned to her home at Savannah, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Mansell, who will be her guest for several weeks. Mrs. L*wsan Brown will go up to At lanta Thursday to be with Mrs. Roger Devi* several days. Thunday after noon Mn. Davts will (ntertatn at a tea tn honor Of Mn. Brown —Macon Nows. Miss Louie* Hawkins and Miss Har ris Btoekdell are In Macon to attand tho brilliant ootllllon to bo given on Wednesday evening by Mr. Samuel Dunlap, for bit sifters. Mrs. Georg* Holliday will go to Ma con.the latter part of next week t- vlelt Mr*. Franklin Houser. On tbo afternoon of the llth ln*t. Mr*. Houser will give a large reception compliment ary to Mrs, Holliday and to Ml** Weeks, of Baltimore. The friends of Mr. henry William- m. who la seriously III at St. Jo sephs Infirmary, will be glad lo know that he Is resting well. iwtng. who he* •pent several month* fn Europe, arrive In Atlanta Wodnooday evening for a brief vlelt to Mr*. George West moreland. on Washington street. Mies Ewing Is en routs- td her home, In Ewtng li Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Crocker have returned from a visit to Madison. Mis* Annie 8 pence U visiting the Misses Dunlap, at Cordsle. Miss Cornelia Fields, of Corteravlll*. Is the guest of Mrs. Alfred Truitt and of Mies Louisa Price, at thotr boms, oa Columbia avenue. Min Kittle Btubblefleld went to At- nta Monday morning to visit MU* Antoinette Blount and Min Emma Beil DuBoee. Ml** Loulso Baird will give a bridge party Wednesday, at which she will share the honors with Mies Adamson, of Richmond, tho guest of Miss Florence Werner.—Nnhvtlle Ban- aor. : ... . charming time as the guest of Ml** Emily Burro ugh*. at her beautiful home, on Rlvarslde Drive. New York. Mrs. Martin Condon and Hue Mary Prent Smith, of Atlanta, havo both en tertained her with box parties, and *h* was also a guest at the Old Guard ball She and Mis* Burroughs were the hon- oreea of a dinner dance at the Wal dorf-Astoria on Thursday night, and on Friday night they attended tho Duer dinner done**. Ml** Frailer will re turn to Washington th* latter part of IMS week.—Chattanooga Star. Miss Ruth Anderson Is th* guest of Mrs. Donald Jones, at Columbus. Miss Has sis Fop* has returned from vUlt to Miss Janie Butt, at Co lumbus. Mr*. William P. Duvall left Wednee- day for Augusta, whin she will be the guest of the Misses Allen, of that city. Mr. Harry Krouee has returned to Asheville after a short visit to his pa rents. Ml** Lonnie Hetfner, of Atlanta. Is the attractive guest of Mr*. E. O. Blair. Mts* Helfner has a number of friends tn the city whom she kgs met during previous visit to Mrs. Blair.—Jackson., till* (Fla.) Metropolis. Mrs. H. H. Fudge hoe Joined her husband at Jacksonville. Fla., where they will spend some time. Mr. Hooper Alexander I* In Mem-' phi* oil business. Mr. Robert Otlq la In New Tork city. Miss UreulX Benslger. who ho* been the guest of Miss Mary Thomas, has returned to her home In New Tork. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Lunquest hat- taken possession of their attractive new home, on Junl|>er street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, and or- now keeping house. Mrs. R. Elliott Miller will leave In u few days for a visit of two weeks to relatives at Nsw Orleans. Mrs. John M. Mantsy. of Augusta. I* the gu*Ot for several days of Mr* tv T. Smith, *t her home, at Inman Park A pleasant occasion was the small euchr* at which the Misses Haverty entertained Wednesday, morning com plimentary to Mlv Neary. Only eight guests were present. Mrs. Robert Weasels will entertain * club at (he Pledmo Thursday morning. be Af - members of th* chib KEELY’S KEELY’S KEELY’S Laces and Embroideries A Special Sale Tomorrow at 9 O’Clock. A very interesting sale begins at 9 o’clock tomorrow morn ing in our lace and embroidery section. It will include: A new line of beautiful Cotton Torchon Edges and Inser tions in a great variety, of pretty patterns, worth up to IS cents a yard. , A large and select assortment of Valenciennes Edges and Insertions in exquisitely dainty designs—laces that should be priced 10 to 15 cents. Several hundred pieces of Embroidery Edges and Inser tions in new “blind,” openwork and English eyelet effects on fine Nainsook, Swiss and Cambric—worth up to 15 cents. hese laces and embroideries are -not odds and ends or dam aged goods* but new, fresh and in full pieces. They’re remarkable bargains at the sale price, which will be i 5 cents a yard Sale Will Begin at Nine O’Clock—None Will Be Sold Before That Time—Display on Center Counters. Not within memory ha* Detroit hoard ouch astounding pUno ploying as that of Rosenthal last night When tho audience had time to catch Its broath 10 lost all control of Itself In applause.—Detroit Fro* Pro**, January 11. 1W. Rosenthal At Baptist Tabernacle, Tuesday Evening, Feb. 12th. Seat* Now On Sale at Phillips & Tickets $1.00 and $1.50. WEBER PIANO UIED. Go, Is the guest i SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Far the Six Heaths Ending December it, IF*, of the Cendltlon of the HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK Orgnnlied under the tasi of the Mate of New York; made to th# governor of tbo •tnii. nf Uforgln In immuanc- of tho lawe of said atete. I’rtn.-lpel ««**. it IMu. 8T0CK . 1. tv hole amount of capital stoch.... ,,-Anwuut paid op In cash I. Market vtlm *f rest estate nwne.l‘hy th* compear.. 11.13,<7100 I emu* os hood and mortgage (duly recorded, ssd being flrsl liens on the feel S.100.W X Weeks and bonds owned slHedutelv bv the company, par rale* C.NM00. . _ _ Market vatu* lurried null 17.481.7(C ft...... i.4(4.i»5,7* 7. Urtnh lu hsods of Stftnta and lu ornrao of trauamlaalon 0.160.17 Total Totnl «*aah lUnia (eanltd out! - ;•••••;• y• U• "V II. AH otbor Marta, both r«a) and prraonal, not Includ'd fcrrrfnbtfot* 11MM1 Total aaMts of tbe company. a£w»l^ra^iMUiot raise H,UM*7.2I 1. IsOBaca dua. accru'd and unpaid 2. tiros* InaaM In pnft^u of adjuatni'iit or lu tb'r'on.. 4. Totnl amount of rlaltna for loas'a 6. Deduct f'luatimncr th'rroo. • •• t* Not amount of nupuld loaara icnrrt'd odti .... lo. Th' nmouat of rraarv' for r'lnaimnioo It. All Oth" 'laltn* AftnliiNt th' rotu|iau)r *1/ | mi Id up Incnah Ira UMK.47 JM11C . sn.sit.4i . tf, of. w ... .... s«ni__. ... 12. Joint Block cspltai artuall. 13. Hurplua bajond I all llabllttu - uoStas SB. 02.79 14. Total Haldlltl'a i....H,aa.«7.» IV. INCOMB DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1*0«. 1. Amount of eaah premium* receiv'd fl,flK97V.7f 3 K'cclriid for lot'ma ]d74 4. Iiit-om* rretinil from alt other aiircM V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1906. 1. Amount of Iomm paid 91,777,11111 3. Amoiiut of 'Xpatia*** imUI. Including f"*, aalartoa and rommlaalona to ngent* and offlcwa of th' coui|**it) 9S.912.44 4. Paid for atat'. national «nd hM>*| tax'* in till* and oilier atnt*** tf.M4.t7 6. All otbor psjrinvntji and 'Sp'ndltur'S luxifl.n Total 'tpendllnroa during tb' laat ala mouth* of th' y'ar la i*a*h <ir'«t'*t niuount Inaur'd tn an: " * Totnl ...92,117,323.19 IT ono risk t IM.ffS.SS ... mnt of luauram*' oulatandlng 3C.nd.47l.Jt •l*> of th' art of incorporatUm. duly c'rtltl'd. la of SI' lu tba offtea of tbt Inaiiritlit-*- rontmlaalon'r. HTATR OK NRW TORK-roCXTY OK NKW YORK. Klrv inaurau'* l*o., and ... KMOICV W’ARKIKt.P, lYMldrut. Sworn to and aulmrrllNHl tiffom m'. tbl* 23d dnjr off January. I*n. CIIAHl.KK r’OtiAN. Notary I’uldlr King* t o. iVrtllrste Filed lu NVw York t^uuty. Nam' of Slat' Ag'nt-K. A. MrCAIIIIoi.L Nani' of Aitrnt at Atlanta—1*. L HTONKY A CO. CLSTONEY&CO. General Insurance Agents, 621-625 EMPIRE BUILDING. NGRAND jumssrxanmc. MRS. WIGGS —OF THE— CABBAGE PATCH FRIDAY •^W^TUROAY. R. F. OUTCAULT* Soooiri AM Rnlorgod Edition, BUSTER BROWN , With MooUr ROSEN a* •‘Suotor." Tuneful Shiols" — —Bl| Ohorwa - — Night. He to I1.W. Mat. IBb to ft. j ATLANTA H LECTURk F AS*ofclATION — PRESENTS VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY OLE* CLUB. —26. MUSICIANS-JS IN A FROQRAM OF «LIR BONOS, QUINTRTS, SOLOS, BOTH VO* ™ BIJOU ToalgM—Matlnoa Thursday. t E. 1). BTAIR PRBSENTB THE RATS (JOHNNY AND EMMA) n tba “Lauoh-Bosouss-You.Catrte Hslp-lt” Musi sol Production "DOWH THE PIKE.” Nsxt Wsok: HAMIT OLAY BLAWKY ■■ EARLY TONiaHT AND AU. WKRK . carry a. Ration, . r Ap^ssrlng With 10 HI0KT8 IN A BASSOOM.’* ‘MsfOsd. ELDORADO. FEBRUARY^ 7.12, 1907. OflLEAMS, LA. $15sI0 ROUND TRIP TICKETS ACOOUNT MARDI GRAS IUARV $15.10""” $10.85 mm" t u$10.85 $10.35 T Vou s Vu. $ 10.35 THE WEST POINT ROUTE Tlcksts on tal* Fobqiory Oth to 11th, Indutlv*. Limited to return ho Fobrvory 11th, 1907. EXTENSION of limit to March 2d, 1907, permitted. STOPOVERS slowed at vorloua polnta. For full Information, tlokot* odd slssplng ear accommodations apply to City Tlekot Offioo, Fourth Nstloiul Bank Building, or Ticket Oflle* Tormi na I Station. Rsoorvo alsoplng cor bortho early. M. THOMPSON. Traveling Fssssngsr Assn*. C. L. WICKERSHAM. >Jg City r