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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, Wff.
Our Children’s Shoes
Are the Best in Town.
Thty Ar, Made to Resist
Rough w..r, But Do net Look
Clumsy.
look at th»$$ specials
Children's hoavy «olo, plump
upper, pot. ttoi top. or button.
Hires 6 •••IMS
Site) 8t* to 11..$145
Site* 11 Vi to S..S1.50
72 WHITEHALL
S™ T S
i HOES
JABOBS’
JACOBS’
AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS
191*2 Fuehtm Sfrwi, Allaita. Ba.
OVER SC HAUL Ac MAY
Rubber Plates - - .
22-K Gold Crown -
Percelain Crown • .
Bridgework,Too X H -
Painless Ex- nnrr
tracting with rlf rp
all plate work 1 “W*
'Hour., 8 |. m. till • p. m.
No More Dread o: tho Dental Cbair Sunday*, t a. m. till 4 p. m.
$4
CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST
YOUNQ PEOPLE'S UNION.
Friday at the regular time, 7:45
o'clock, I he Capitol Avenue Bepttat
Young People’* Union meet* .a* u*u«l.
nfir.llea* of the conditions of the
anther, n very pleasing program be
ta* arranged for this mooting.
The subject for Friday night will be
-The Spirit of Service." .which will be
iii.hii instructively handled by Mr.
Carllvle McCoy, a conaccrated and ear.
nrft worker, a«aiated by eaveral of
the young men of the Baptist Young
Peoples rntni, and Bara da class.
A . ordiai welcome la e*tended Jo all
i.i meet with thla union Friday night,
end- at all meetings. Vleltor* Info
ether unions are Invited to bo present.
Rsilroad Auditor! Meet.
A »pci lai meeting of the auditors of
tlie railroads In the southeastern terri
tory tun t ailed for Friday morning In
the parlors of the Transportation Club
by \V I). Reymer. of Savannah, audi
tor of the Central of Georgia railway.
The principal object of this meeting 1)
the dis.-ussion of handling freight from
t'trine, ting lines on through billing, the
ilea being t„ get freight and filling
through n lih the least possible delay In
order that both may reach destination
at tltt saute time. The auditors wilt
•JJ •turn Friday ufierndon.
GLAZE, LOCAL AGENT,
SUCCEEDED J,M, FAGAN
In ronncctlon with nn nrtIMf published
III The Georgian last WVdneadny concern
lug the creatlou uf the office of commer
cial nfent hj the Central of Georgia rati
way.- tho atatement waa ma«le that J. M.
Fagnn'a title was changed from genernl
agent to that ot local agent. The atate-
ineut waa baaed on what afterwards wot
found to be mlalnformntton.
Mr. Fagan left the aurvtrc August !.
with the title of general agent. * He
attrceeded by T. W. Olav* with the title
uf local agent. Mr. Fagan 1 * office tuning
Ih»pii abolished with bla resignation. Mr.
Oliiae wna formerly freight agent nt Mn-
MACON EXPECTS VISIT
FROM CARRY NATION
(pedal to The Georgian.
Marnn, Oa., Feb. 8—Carry Nation,
It In ex peeled, will pay her respects to
Mnenn. She In expected to reach here
early next week. She recently wrote
to the Macon W. c. T. U., announcing
her Intention to come, but the members
of that body would have nothing to do
with her engagement In the Central
city.
FROHSIN’S
CLEAN UP SALE
OF
CORSETS
AT 69c
WERE $1.50 AND $100.
B. Corsets, R. &«. Corsets. I*. X. (Y.rscts,
Tliimisou’s Corsets, Kabo Corsets—ol all styles
•‘‘ud shupQs—not all sizes of rarli kind, kut al
S t/es in the lot; regular Nd.'** 1 «**«! W'OO *
‘ ,. 69c
AT 99c
WERE 75c AND 50c.
' -I'seis of all makes, sha|H«s ami Nizes: jtniy a
!p,v of a kind, which regularly
uioriTiw "
1 at 7.V. to-
.. 39c
50 WHITEHALL
Mrs. John McQueen has returned to
her home at Birmingham after a short
visit to her uncle, Ur. Sidney H. Phe
lan.
Misses Be lire and Noble, who are at
Eatonton. where Miss Behra gave <
brilliant and >ucre*sful concert recent,
ly. are receiving many nodal courte
sies, several dellgbtfu! entertainments
having baen given In tbetr honor by
Eatontoij friends
Mrs. Jams* Mansis* and Mn. H.
W. Jackson have returned to Bavin
nah after a abort vl*lt to Atlanta
Mr*. Robert CT. Harrison ha* ■‘•turned
from a visit to Savannah.
Tickets for the musical* to bo given
Monday evening by All Saints Guild,
chapter No. 1, ar*
Watson. Brown
Plano Company.
and Mr*. Frank Johnson,
Louisville. Ky., arrived Wedneeday to
attend the Cole-Johnaon wedding next
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barbour Thompson
will spend the carnival season at New
Orleans
Mrs. John Rommell Is lbs gusst ot
Mrs. A. W. Hill, at her apartments nt
the Marlborough.
Mias Ollls May Osborn lift Wsdnei
day night to attend the Mnrdi Ora*
■eusorr ir. New Orleans with Mrs. C. A.
Ilamsey. Mrt. Ramsey was fnimerly
Mies Alice Mty Holbrook, of Atlanta.
Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Wiley and little
daughter will leave In a few day* tor
a pleasure trip to Florida, to be absent
ten days or a fortnight.
Mr. nnd Mrt. Oeurg* B. Allen will
leave Thursday for a short visit to Ba
vannah.
ore That*s Different.
This is not the usual sort of drug store—but ond with many unusual features.
It’s the largest retail drug store in tnis section; it's the originator and only thor
ough exponent of the liberal cut-price policy in the South; it’b a great specialty
drug store with various departments devoted to allied and special lines. It’s a
store that offers many advantages to the retail buying public not found else
where; it’s a thoroughly dependable, safe and satisfactory store to deal with—a
"different store."
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Hinds’ Honey and Almond II Woodbury's Facial Cream. 14cjl Vauraire Remedy, $1 ai*e..69o
Cream 29c Mra. Sym'a Orange Flower Theatre Rouge, email So
Holnjea’ Froatella.. ‘ '
14o (I Cream, 50e sire.
Face Chamoia, lSe aixe.
Remedies for Grippe and Colds
gusst
■bus.
Mrs Donald B. Jones at Columl
Mrs. Guy Mitchell Is the auest of
relatives at Montgomery. Ain.
Mlaa Bessie ('handler and Maatar
Francis Boot! ara visiting Mr. Frank
Scott In Arkansas.
an extended (rip through Florid
will |aln Mi. Parks at Jacksonville. iL—^ l>..m
•nd they will visit 8t. Augustine. Tam
pa and Manatee. On their return they
will stop al Montlcello. when Dr. Parke
ha* s special Invitation to deliver n
scientific lecture on'"Alcohol Under the
Auspices of Educative Prohibition." a
subject of which the doctor has mads
a study for the past several yean. Dr.
and Mrs. Parka will return to Atlanta
In about three week*.
Mrs. Richard Cubbedge Is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. George Obear.
Miss Florrie Ellison, of MllledgevlIIs,
Is spending a^few days In Atlanta.
Miss Lily Allen has returned to her
home In Macon after a visit of sevaral
days to Atlanta frisnds.
will arrive Haturday to attsi
nler-Bradfleld wedding Monday even
ing.
villa, are In the city An ati
I-nnler-Bradfleld wedding Monday,
February lL
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Martin left Fri
day morning for New Orleans, to be
present at the Mardl Gras festivities,
and will then visit friends and rota
tive* at McCamti/'lt)', Miss., before re
turning to Atlanta.
Mrs. C. II. (‘hspinan and Mias Maudo
Whitaker left n few days ago for Flor
ida to spend the remainder of the win-
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tolbert and Mine
Aline Tolbert !*f> Monday for a three
weeks' visit to Florida.
Mrs. M.
rives this
Its, Jr.
Mr*. O. M. Granger. «f CaricAvtlle,
will arrive In a few days to visit Mrs.
\ McD. Wilson.
Thla evening Mrs. Roland Ellis Is
ntertalnlng the Evening Bridge Clul
in honor of Mrs. Starke, of Richmond
Mrs. Little, of Atlanta, and Mrw Badg-
ley, of New York. nnd on Saturday
evening Major Hanson and Mrs. You.ig
Garrett will entertain at cards In their
honor. On Friday evening they will
be among the attractive visitors at the
Thallan german.—Macon News.
Mr. Joseph Brown Connolly Is visit
tng Mr. Bowdrs Phlnlxy. at August,,,
und attended the cotillion at the Coun
try Club In that city Thursday evening.
Mr. Edward Portion Is ths gusst of
Mr. Harry Garrett, at Augusta. Mr.
Portion was unc of the out-of-towi,
guests at the cotillion Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. David Woodward and
Miss Marlon Woodward laave next
week for a visit to Nassau.
Mr. Lowry Dale left thla week for
New York, where he will study voice
culture with Mr. Hugh Angler.
Mrs. Thomas B. Pslne and little
daughter nre the gursts of Mrs. Sldn-y
Stubbe, si Bavsnnsh.
Mr. and Mi's. Harbour Thompson
left, Friday for a visit to New Orleans.
Miss Laura Knowles, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Clarence (Knowles,
has returned to her home, In Psnsa-
col*.
Mrs. William Marshall, after a visit
to Mrs. Preston Arkwright and Mr).
George Howard, has returned to h/r
home, In Staten Island^
Hull. A >> Blalock. Jurii
W _ ..... .
and Miss Clara Fslker, of Monroe, are
the guests of Mrs. M. H. Matsby. on
North Boulevard.
Miss H'MmI, ot Michigan, and Miss
LeUner. of Chicago, arrived Friday to
be the guests of Miss Husle May Pope.
Miss Ora Hue Mitchell Is spending
some time at Quincy. FIs.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Warren Blur-
mnn. of Augusta. Go., announce the
, birth of a eon. who bear* tbs nam* of
Elliott Warren. Jr.
Dr. Palmer’s Tola and •
Honey
Dr. Palmer'* Tolu and Honsy Cough
Syrup Is very pleasant to inks, mild
ly toxattvs and a certain curs for
coughs and colds. It gets very
quickly, stopping the most severe
coughs almost Instantly. Contains
no harmful Ingredients.
IS, c 35c and 75c o Bottle
Jacob*’ Dover» and
Quinine
The variable temperature upsets
the eyetem and causes liver and
stomach troubts* as well as roughs
•nd cold a The beet remedy for
such conditions Is Jacobs' Cathartic
Dovsra and Quinine. In capsules,
15 Centa a Box
Jacobs’ Carnation
Cream
There are many good complexion I
creams In our Immense stocks, but
non* that we can recommend more
highly than Jacob*' Carnation.
It ia delightfully perfumed, free
from greaainess or tticklnees, and la
wonderfully eoothlng and healing to
the skin—preventing and curing
chapping, chafing, etc.
2-Ounce Bottle 18c
Face, Creams, Lotions, Etc.
Madame Roblnnatre's Cold Cream
of Rosea heals, whiten* and softens
the skin; cures nnd prevents chap
ped hands, cracked skin, redness and
facial blemishes. It Is not grralV like
many cold creams, I* rapidly ab
sorbed by the akin and leaves nn
trace . 25c, 80c and 75c
Magda Cream 40c
Pompeiian Maisag^Cream, small.40c
White Petroleum 10*
Carbonated Petrolatum 10c
Mutton Suet .. .10c
Cocoa Butter, per ettek lOo
Jacobs' Rose Glycerin* Lu-
Vlolet Glycerins Lotion..
Chest Protectors
Folks who are susceptible to colde
or subject to throat and pulmonary
troubles should wear these excellent
Klondike wool-felt Chest Protectors,
made In three rises:
Largs
Extra large
.....r-.$Ba-
75c
i Cod Liver Oil Prepa
rations
Ot the various cod liver
compounds and preparation*, non*
l* so pleasantly palatable os
Jacobs' wine of Cod Liver oil—
• combination of fine wine and pure
cod liver oil. It Is an Idral tonic and
strangthetwr for Invalids, convales
cents and weakly children, and es
pecially .valuable at this sea
son 78* per bettls
Jacobs' Pure Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil. quart, 11.00; pint, (Sc;
1-1 pint
Jacobs' Wine of Cod Liver oil,
pint 75e
Jacob*' Emulsion of Cod Llvsr (HI,
pint, (5c; 1-2 pint 35c
Jacobs' Phosphoric Egg Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil 75e
Wine of Cod Liver OH, as prescribed
Scott's Emulsion, Urge, 10c.
small 43e
Angler's Petroleum Emulsion; liras.
Mr; small (Jo
Phillips' Emulsion, large, (lie:
•mall 43c
Russell's Emulsion (0c
Sharpe * Dohme's Emulsion 75c
Park, Davis * Co.'s Emulsion 80c
Osnmnlslon. large. 10c.. small — 40c
Guaranteed Rubber Goods
We buy and sell more Rubber
Goode than any other establishment
—and w* absolutely guarantee ev
ery piece. Our guarantee mean*
this: If you buy any article from our
Rubber Goods stack that dess net
give good service for a reasonable
length of time or prove unsatisfac
tory for any reason, bring it back
and well replace It with new geode
or refund prle* paid. That's a fair,
square proposition, la It not?
I I '
Chamois Vests
Frost Kin# and Frost Queen Cha
mois Veals, may be worn either as I
under or outer garments, and afford |
!>erfect protection for the entire up
per part of the body. Made of Im
ported, specially tanned rhamola I
shin, lined with flneat flannel,
PJic<' ...3Z4*|
Other Seasonable
Remedies
White Pine and Tar Couch Syrup,
16c and 25c
Dr. Hell’s Pins Tar and Honsy. 20c,
tttc and lOd
Cheney's Expectorant, I* and t
Forrest Juniper Tar 2
on of Juniper Tar, 15c and 2
Humphrey's No. 77 Cold Care....2
Munyon'a Cold Cure 1
Dr. Palmer's Cough Drop*
Warm Insoles
Seventeen Times
More Labor
Is required to climb up
stairs tban to walk
equally as far on the
level — physicians say.
Does your wife run up
aud down stairs to an
swer the telephonef An
extension set on the
other floor saves her
this labor. Costs but a
trifle a day.
Rates Reasonable
Call MAIN 1800.
BELL
SERVICE
IS SATIS
FACTORY.
durable Hot Water Bottle,
full 2-quart, reduced from
1.50 to *100
Rubber Gloves, finest qusl-
Ity guaranteed, pair $1-00
— "Keep yuur feet warm," says the
doctor. Theae wool-felt Insoles ara
the beat preventive of cold toot
Made In all aloes, for men nnd women.
Plain, a pair. .10#
Combined with cork 25c
JACOBS’■ PHARMACY
SWITCHMEN ACCUSED
OF ROBBING A CAN
8uspected of robbing a freight car
In the Georgia railroad yards. A. T.
Moss and Georgs Does, switchmen for
the Central railroad, were arrested
shortly after midnight Friday by Bpe-
clsl Officers Forraoter and Doraey.
Sixteen cases of whisky are said to
have been missed from the car. When
the switchmen were taken Inin custo
dy two bottles of whisky and a pair
of slippers ware found in possession of
Dose.
Moss denied he had anything to do
with the robbery. He says Dose gave
him a drink of whisky. Does dedl
to map*, any statement.
Cold Wav* Pasting.
Special to The Georgian.
Huntuville, Ala.. Feb. *.—Tho cold
wave that vlsltad Huntsville for several
days has modified eomewhst and more
pleasant weather Is now looked for.
TWO YEARS AGO
CITY WAS HELD
IN ICE KING'S GRIP
When snow nnd tleet nnd rain com
mingled began falling In Atlanta
Thursday afternoon, keen apprehen
elon seised everyone.
(lust two yean ago to the day the
Gate City was prone nnd helpless In
the grip of the Ice king. People re
member that rime now with a shudder,
tor the elemente seised n great city and
chained It completely.
It waa absolute paralysis of Induetry.
Street*, houses, wires, trees and tlnlsat
twigs were all shrouded In Ice. Street
cars ceased to move factories cloaed.
telephone and telegraph wires stopped
their mission*, business house* almost
hushed their busy hum.
Atlanta was as a desert Island. For.
the ontide world did not exist for At
lanta. and Atlanta did not exist for the
outside world. It wss as If a great
city was entombed with Its living In-
hnbltanla yet unnumbered among the
Innumerable host."
To those who passed through that
period the approach of conditions al
most Identical was viewed with dis
may. Happily lhair fears ware not re.
nlltetl.
BEAUFORT FIREMAN
HERE BUYING H08E.
Lon Brooks, an old Atlanta boy. and
now chief of ths volunteer fire depart
ment of Beaufort, B. C„ Is spending
several days In Atlanta looking after
the purchase of hose sad other para
phernalia and apparatus, with which hs
Intends to equip his.deportment.
The recent holocaust, which came so
near destroying Beaufort, has caused
the peopla to clamor for a well equip
ped fire department, end he I* In Al-
[ants looking after the accomplish-
meat of this desire.
Mr. Brooks will return home Bun-
day. While here he la a guest ot Dick
Johnson, at >(• Nelson street.
Will Fight Order.
Hreclnl to Ths Georgian.
Chattanooga. Tenn., Feb. (.—The city
authorities will never tear uu the tracks
of the Belt railway In the Ninth ward
without a contest. Following the or
der of the board public works to have
the police tear np these tracks, attor
neys for the railroad have filed a bill
In chancery seeking to enjoin tb* au
thorities from carrying out ths order.
IK BIJOU
TONIGHT—MATINEE SATURDAY
E. D. STAIR PRESENTS
The rays
(JOHNNY AND EMMA)
In ths "Laugh-Bsesuse-You-Csn't- i
H.lp-lt" Musical Production
"DOWN THE PIKI."
Next Week:
HABBY OLAY BLAH1Y
Bi EARLY “
TONIGHT and ALL WBEK
CARRY A. NATION,
Appuring With o;
'10 NIGHTS nr .A BABBOOM."
•NufOfid.
ELDORADO.
NORAND
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY.
MATINEE SAtuRDAY.
R. F. OUTCAULT'8
Second and Enlarged Edition,
BUSTER BROWN
With Master ROSBN •• “Buster."
Tuneful Musis- . —Big Chorus
Night. He to S1.I0. Mat, lie to IL
IE EMINENT COMEDIAN
NATO.
GOODWIN
And Company Including Miss Edna
Goodrich.
Monday Night and Tuesday Ms tins*
"THE OENIUS”
Tuttdiy Hlgftf I T1Z
"WHAT WOULD A GENTLEMAN DO".
Night He to <>.(0—Mat. Ho to (I.M.
NEXT WEEK VsOZ
The Popular Llttla Comedian,
HABBY OLAY BLAJIXY
As Willis Live,In the Sensational
Drama,
THE BOY Behind Th( OUN
wewMraHHwleMjlwaHsnawswanB
THE, DEVIL OP THE PIANO *
ROSENTHAL.
THE BAPTIST TABERNACLE
ON LUCKIE STREET.
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
Tickets at Phillip* A Crew‘i37 Peach-
traa Street.
|1JX> to (1-50. Weber Plano Uead. ,
DEAD
wrist to Tb* Overturn.
Bristol. Tenn.. Fab. (.—Mayor 1
of Bristol. Tsnn., has rocofrad
ter from R. E. Nowell, a merchaat
at Princeton. Ow, Inquiring about tbs
body of a man. which waa recently
taken from Doe River, near Al topes*.
It appears from Mr. Nowell's lottsr
that bis father Is missing, and hs
thinks that Altapass mystery might
explain what has become of him.
The body discovered In Doe river arse
loo badly decomposed.
fistilla Balls for New Yorto
special to Tbs OsergUa.
Brunswick, On- Feb. (.—The Boa
Line steamer Barilla cleared Wednes
day afternoon for New York, with n
cargo of II,(M crosa-tls* and 1,(0
barrels of roeln.
12 or 16 Size Open face
80 Year Gold FUlafi
ELfilK WITtttt
fhe Kelley Jewelry Ca