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Jacobs 9 Pharmacy
Jacobs' Pharmacy
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Fluid Extract Dandelion, 1-2 ounce.
Compound Kargon, 1 ounce.
Comp. Syr. Sarsaparilla, 3 ounces.
This' is the prescription that is now being advertised. We
have the original Kargon Compound and quote the QA^
prescription prepared at
%
$1.00
Virgin Oil Pine Xpure) 1-2 ounce.
Glycerine <pure) t 2 ounces. * ;
Rye Whiskey (pure) 8 ounces.
This is the formula as is now being recoin
mended in the daily press. We prepare it ifor
Fine Ivory Combs at Reduced Price
During Mr. Jacobs* last visit to Europe he established connection
with one of the largest manufacturers of Ivory Combs, and had some
special designs made especially for our trade. We offer for the first
time these goods. When we consider the rising market of Ivory
the price will appeal very strongly to all familiar with the values of
such goods.
Jacobs' Pharmacy
6-8-10 Marietta Street
23 Whitehall Street
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''fivism ijbnhi
Urt. Lott Wild! and
IMCmktV. Miss Carria Tai
bar little
r*rb rough,
Mm- at FaysUevlUe.
MHa Heist Alexander has ralu/ned
to hsr homo at 'Fayettavine after a
vlatt.to Mlaa Mildred Harris.
Mlu Warner and Mila Blanche Ack
erman are guana of friends alM«»<-
Mlu May Barron, of Chattanooga. la
tbo guest Of Mra. Paul Smith.
* Mias Katharine Robiaaon. of Chat
tanooga, U vial ting relatives In Xt-
lama.
Mlaa Georgia Trout. of Cave Spring,
la lha meal of felatlvoa In I ha dly.
Mr. Solon M. Boraluia. the aculptor.
SOCIETY
MRS. SMITH'S BRIDGE PARTY.
Friday morning Mra. W. R. C. Smith
rm-rialned at a bridge party In com-
‘Fitment in Mlaa Suale May Pope'a
Pleat. Mlu Hood and Mlaa Lehner.
The decorations wore rad roaea and
l.ir. -mil the acore cards and refresh-
font, were in the red, while and blue
Tli- bridge prises wore a act of col-
h: .mil cuffs and a deck of cards with
tit- .-ores.
Mi- PoiHh wore « white ambroid-
MM "mil gown fashioned with Valsn-
' ■'‘nnc. laces.
Th- guest! Included Mlks Buale Ma>
r-P- Mlaa Jeute Hood. Mlu Leltner.
Wi«. Resale Pope. Mlaa Elizabeth Adair.
Ml-. Alberta Ranklq. Mlu Edith Rue-
"H. Ml'* Junnette Swift, Mlu Julia
Me Mlaa .Kell O'Donnelly. Mias
Ktbel Kelly. Mlaa Ethel Huff. Mra. Will
R-herts. Mrs. Fred Patteraon.
IN HONOrImiM HOYT.
Mi.. Hoyt, of Chicago, was the guest
-f lwnor at a bridge party given Fri
day morning by her alater. Mra. B. \v
Ford, at her home on Juniper atraol.
After the game a delicious hot lunch
eon was served.
The bridge prtiea were-a brase fern
erv and a piece of Indian pottery.
Invited to meet the guest of honor
were Meadamts Tucker. Magtll. Mr-
tieaky, Ralne. McRae. Pearson, Thom-
usson Barrett. Jemlcon. Barnes. Dunn,
Barnett. Lyon Ostetnen, Lewis, Hagen,
Davidson. Longtno. Holmes, Hoynaa.
Hollenbeck. Ridley. Jr.. Roberta. Ship-
man. Hallenger. Van Harlingen, t'ourse.
Lnrnedr Thomas and.the Misses Snook.
COMPLIMENTARY TO
MISS MARY ELLA YANCEY.
Miss Mary Kiln Yancey, of Atlanta,
was the honorae at a beautiful lunch
eon given by Mrs. J. T. Cartthera on
Wednesday at Athens.
The table whs decorated with Jon
quils and maiden hair fern.
Those present were Meadamee E. It.
Mell, W. H. Young. May Reaves Snead,
t'haatalt). A S Parker and Miss Mat-
tie Hunnlcutt.
The
Dunlap
Spring
Derby
Combines elegance ot style with wear-
resisting qualities.
A Dunlap costs very little more
than the ordinary kinds of hats and
you have the supreme satisfaction ot
Knowing that you have the best-—and
that’s worth something to you.
Sole Agents
CORREY-SCHELL.
On Thuradnj evening at *:5o o'clock
at the residence of Rev. A. l\ Ward
124 Mansuni street, Mlaa Minnie Schell
and Mr. Arthur M. L'nrrey were united
In marriage. Rev. A. C. Ward official
Ing.
Both bride and groom have a large
circle of friends who wilt be pleased
to 'tnow of their marriage.
Those In attendance were Mr. W. A.
Klnr. Mr. A. S. Holcomb, Mr. D.
■Correy.-M4u Com Robertson. Mrs
Philo Holeomb. Mlu Jeannette King.
Mr. Arthur Co trey. Mr. I'orrell Harris
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Stansfleld, Mr. and
Mra. B. I,. Whittington. Mr. add Mra.
A. J. Corrle. Mr. A. I. Pluny
Mr. and Mra. t'orrey are at home u
their friends at 12 Btoneffall street.
JO mrs. ruenell.
Mrs, G. W. Lloyd entertained lnfpr
molly nt luncheon Thursday In honot of
Mrs. Ruaneh. of Washington. D. C.. who
Is visiting her daughter, Mra. Lyman
Amsden.
Th- lie-orations were pink roses and
narcissi, and after luncheon an Infor
mal musical was enjoyed.
Those present ware Mrs. Mtller. Mra.
J. Levin. Mias Gladys Levin, Mrs. L. J.
Amsden. Mra. Rutnell. of Washington.
D. t\; Mrs. E. X. Smith. Mlaa Florence
N. Smith and Mra. F. K. Aram.-
HUFF-BUCHANAN.
The wadding df Mias Annie Huff and
.Mr. Jaims Chalmers Buchanan took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and -Sirs. James Clayton Huff
on Capitol nvanue. .
The ceremony was performed by Rar.
IW. W. Landrum, and the attendants
: ware Mlaa Louise Armlstend and Mr.
j M. F. Carlin.
. The bride wots a gown of while ra
dium silk Irimified with -oee point lace.
Her tulle vail was caught with orange
bloasoma. Bite rrriled a bouquet of
bride roots and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a toilet of
white chiffon and car-led pink roses.
The bride's mother wore a black silk
gown trtmmod with laca and chiffon.
Mr. and Mrs Buchanan left at mid
night for a trip to Florida and upon
thalr return will be at home at 241
Capitol avanue.
MIES WARCHENTERTAINS.
Mlu Amy Ward will give an Up
Jinks party Fridsy night, entertaining
forty guests
The George Washington Idas will
prevail In the decorations and refresh
manta.
The prises will be silk stockings, a
flick pin end h pretty knife.
Mils Ward will be assisted by Mlu
Margaret Rushton and Mlu Minnie
Evans.
Miss Ward's toilet will be of pink
crepe de chine.
Mlaa Rushton will wear a prlncosse
gown of white Isre.
Miss Evans' costume will be of soft
while silk.
o. mTclub.
The •>. M. Club sntt Thursday with
Misses Gertrude ami l.ee Brandon a:
their home In West End.
The decorations consisted of daffodils
hhd narcissi. and after the game a de
licious luncheon was served. /'
The rluli prise was won by Mrs.
Frank Raker nml Miss Nettle Mills, and
the visitor*' prise was won by Mlu
Nan Htevens. The prists were hand-
pstnied china plaits.
INVITATIONS RECALLED .
FOR BRIDGE WHIST PARTY.
The Invitations to Mioses Nutting's
bridge party forMomorrow afternoon 'n
liunot-’of Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Cole, of
t ’hlcago. have been recalled on account
of the death of Mrs. Cole's little girl.
CAKE AND PIE SALE.
The Mluton Workers of the Second
Baptist church will hold a ule of cakes,
mines plea, rout tag chicken salad and
othar good thlnga lo tut at lha itora of
the Woodward Mantel Company. II
Whitehall street Saturday morning.
February 23. commencing at I o'clock.
A line opportunity la offarsd for se
curing choice homv-mada ankles for
Sunday a dinner.
PeebluT*
of the Tt
..., Tork (ran Ariao-
na. Hl» statue of captain O'Katll will
be unveiled In Pretcott.sAria.. In June,
ahortly after the unvelnfag of the Gor
don statue In Atlanta. ,
Mra. W. M. Bi ntt Is being pleasantly
sntsrtalned In Montgomery, where she
laJhagueaTof frlende. On Tuesday
she apoke before the "Xo“Xmm#“ Club,
of that city, on th* subject, of "City
Federation of Clubs.”
The West End Bridge Club will meet
neat Wednesday morning with Mrs. J.
f. Muon at her home oft Lee street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvay Mobley, of
Hogansvllle. will spend. Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Truitt.
Mlu Lydia Patten, of Wllkesborre.
Pa. who hu bean the attractive gtiut
of Miss Myrtle Tye, will leave Saturday
for Mecoa. where she will visit Mrs.
George Turpin.
{- The frlende <n Atlanta of Mlu Ella
j Powell wlU be glad to laarn that aha M
recovering from her recent prolonged
Illness at her home In New Tork.
Mr. and Mra. John J. Woodalde. Mr,
and Mrs. J. G. Goss and Mrs. W. W.
Roberts, of Columbia, B. • occupied a
boa at the Bijou Thursday evening.
Mlu Loutu Jetar. who is spending a
few days in the city, win return to
Rreneau Monday.
Mrs. George E. Argard hu returned
from a six weeks' trip to Florida, whore
she visited Miami. Daytona. 8t. Augua
tine and Palm Batch.
Mrs. Ella Vickery, of Toccoa. le
spending several weeks In Atlanta.
of Cs tiers vim
.'enneasee Wom
an's Press and Authors' Club. Is In tits
city to attend the meeting of the
Jamestown Exposition commissioners,
appointed by Oovemor.Coa.— Nashville
American.
Mr. end Mra. Carter Mctiaren. who
wars married at Montgomery on Wed
nesday, are spending a few days In At
lanta.
Mrs. Frank Durant la visiting Mrs.
J. H. Tlmberiake at Macon.
Mlu Akers le vlaltlng friends at
ThomaavllUt. Ua.
- -Mtu-EMu- -l-andmm lx thx guvet >»f
Mrs. James Wall at Thomuvtlle..
Mrs. Charles Elyas la vlaltlng Mra.
J serge Dlsell* at savannah
Mrs. J. F. Chick ot Fayetteville, Is
visiting friends in Atlanta..
Mlu Mary Ella Yancey is the guest
of Mrs. A. B. Parker at Athens.
Miss Florence Watts, of Athens, Is
spending several days In Atlants.
Mrs. Rov Xeal hu returned Tram a
short visit to Chatianooga.
ELEVEN MAYORS NAMED
TO RAISE THE fOHH
FOR SILVER SERVICE
For the purpose of giving Impetus to
the movement to relee funds for a sil
ver service to be presented by the'state
to the battleship Georgia at James
town next June. Governor Terrell has
named one mayor from each of ilia
elesen congressional districts
This committee of mayors will meet
here next Monday to confer with Mlu
Loulu DuBose. of Athena and Gov
ernor Terrell u to the but plan to be
pursued. The eleven mayors named
are: George W. Ttedeman. of Seven-,
nah; C. A. Rawson, of Albany; E. A.
Hawkins, of Amerlcue; L. H. Chap
pell. of t.'olumbua; W. R, Joyner, of
Atlanta: Bridges Smith, of Macon; J.
W. Maddox, of Rome; W. F. Dorsey, of
Athens: Robert Mitchell, of Gaines
ville. W. M. Dunbar, of Augusta, and
W. F. Symons, or Brunswick.
Mayor Joyner hu appointed the al-
dermantr board to art aa a .committee
oft entertainment for the visiting mpyr
ora. A dinner sill be arranged for
them by Mayor Joyner end (he com
mittee.
POSTOfflcT ROBBEO
II SOUTH CAROLINA
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co, HH| I
Allover Net and Lace Waists
On Sale Saturday at $4.00.
These are $7.50 Waists that we bought at "a.price” and have been Helling heretofore
for $5.00. Only a few doxeta remain now, and thnae we offer Saturday at a (till lower price, $4i
They are very gtyllahly m«de of figured N'e t over aoft Jap. Silk, with yokes of - round
thread Val insertion. Sleeve* are short and finished with lace. They are thoroughly desir
able and atrietly high-claa* Waist* made by one-of the best manufacturers. In perfect con
dition. . .*, x
Taffeta Ribbons '
. 19c Yard
~ eolora bttt &rown no black—in a
splendid grade of all-silk Taffeta Ribbon.
:t 1-2 and 4 incites wide. Plenty of reds,
bines tod pfwmsT*
- Ifv attractive Ribbon* for \9e
Irish Linen Paper
15c Pound * >
Real Irish binen’ Writing - Paper -
^fitique flniali. I'nruled. 15fi pound.
Envelope* t« match, 5c package.
Sea Island Fibre Paper, tints of blue
and gray ; 19e |>ound.
, Envelope* to match. 7 l-2o package.
Veilings at 25c Yard
Worth 35c and 50c
Horae of onr Beat 35c and 50e Veiling*.
Fancy meah and dotted, 'in brown,
blue, bordraiix and black-and-white. A
well assorted variety of color* andstyles.
Long Silk Kimonos
at $3.50
A new Hliipmefit that’s sure to sell aa
faat a* the others we’ve shown. The val
ues arc too good to remain. •
They are long Kimonos of *oft Jap
anese Silk, cut full and roomy. Made
with big tlowiug sleeves and fancy con
trasting borders. Large all-over designs
aud others less ahoWy ; some in four-leaf
clovers. All the popular colors. $3.50.
Serviceable Pillow Cases
at 12 l-2c Each
Theae are linen-finished t's*e* of ser
viceable white muslin. 45 by 36-inch nize.
Exceptional values for the price. 13 l-2c
each.
Heavy Muslin Sheets, seamed—or
they would be considerably .higher priced. .
81 by 90-iuch size. $1.20 pair.
- fidmiincT-Uaiemloii Mprcirh, .11-4 ante.„_
$1.25 each.
Neckwear for Women
- at 25c ■'*.
Ties, Stocks and Turnovers; including
tailor-made, button tritnmed. embroid
ered qnd drawnwork effects.
New arrivals, these—in dozen* of at
tractive styles. It's the best display Of
Neckwear at 25c we’ve had.
Box of Toilet Soap
7c
Three o-ouncr cakes in a box. theae
odors; Heliotrope, violet and rose. A'
pure, refreshing, delicately seented soap.
7r a box—think of it! That is -less
than 2 l-2c a cake.
Turkish Tew*U
at 15c Each
Bleached; size 20 by $8 inches.
Here's another Towel item of interest:
Heavy Huck Towels-z-all-linen—with
white or colored borders. Six* 17. by 32
inches. These at 17 l-2c each—$2.00
dozen.
Cotton Toweling Crash 6 l-2c Yard
Blegched cotton Toweling Uraah. 20
inches wide. Saturday at 6 l-3c yafd.
Plaid Silk Petticoats $7.50
Soma are in designs almost small enough to be "classed a* rheclt*; others are in the bit
hlock effects that denote a plaid. The moat beautiful color combinations are theser-Tien "
tan*, brown, blue. reds, greens wnd many ib-black-eml-wbite. v ± -
The silk used is a good, heavy grade of serviceable Taffeta, and the Petticoats are made
up very attractively. Some have deep fitiunee* with flusterx of tueka and stitched bands) .
rows of shirring on *ome, and others arc generously accordion pleated. They are much in
vogue now. and these at $7.50 are remarkably fine values. v
Handsome Petticoats at $5.00
Made of Extra Fine Taffeta Silk
Actually the twnie Silk as most $10.00 Petticoats are made of. though not as elaborately
trimmed, of course. Accordion pleated ruffl e* on many, however—small raffles and bands;
most approved styles, in fact—and quite effective, too.
Every correct shade is shown, solid and r hsngeable with plenty of black. • They are su
perb new garment* and most* extraordinary v nine* for $5.00.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.
Store of Many Departments. '«
GRAIN SHIPMENTS
WILL-FLOW SOUTH
OVER MOBILE ROAD
K|m.|.|«i m The tlmrglan.
Mobile. Ala.. Feb. 22.—Announ- -hum
was mods today of tho purchase by the
Mobile and Ohio railway of a large
(tain elevator In Kaat 81. Louis. The
company will oparate lha same Hi con
junction with thalr elevator In this
city, and which places tho road In a
position lo meat the Atlantic aaaboard
grain rata, thereby diverting Western
grain ahlpmtata through Mobile,
lha ap
with
ointment of J. Hall, of
elevators of the Mobil* and Ohio All-
road has Just bt*n created.
CREVAS8 IN LEVEE
FLOODS TERRITORY
IN LOWER !A)U I SfANA
KlHH-fsl to The llaafgtse.
New Orleans. La.. Fab. 22.—Reports
from th* scan* of th* break In th* lavs*
at Lire Oak. racalvad at I o'clock to
day. slate that the crevice Is widening
anil la now is feel. In width. Eight
feat of water stands on the property
In the vicinity and th* Una Sarah plan
tation. owned by ax-Governor War-
mouth. and Cadar Qrov* plantation will
be flood ad.
The LaFouche basin levee board
Special to The ,Georgian
Graanvltl*. B. f... Feh. 22.—Mhavtff |
Gllreath has bean called to .Taylors,
seven mile* from Greenville, to Invea-
tlgat* th* .robbery nf the ppatofficr
there last night. II la not known,hare
•a to how much money was taken,
though the loss I* said to b* consider
able.
JAJ
mere
KHTIl
f HI FORTS ol
CAKE $f|0 BREAD BALE.
The ladles, of th* Church of the
Epiphany. Inman Park. Invite friends
end members to a cake end bread sale,
to be held Saturday afternoon at the
ionic Ilf Mrs. tleorge W. Chapman,
hi-" 4 and Washita avenues.
SPECIAL SALE OF GAS LIGHTS.
For a short time we offer the following bargains
gas saving lights.
The Kent Light, put up complete, burner, man
tle mid £lobc *1.10
Genuine “Air Lights”—put up complete— 95c
Lindsay Lights, complete 95c
t Telephone orders will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
. KENT LIGHT HOUSE,
W N. Pryor St. ’Phone 4*48
TRIFLEX BOWER
BUMfp,.
DUNN MACHINERY CO.
M Marietta Street
Atlanta, CjL ■, '■
CEMITS
TING BASE FENCE O
IALTY. ,
i J* DUNj
•1 So. Boreyth St, AtlaMa, (
^ae.
mambara are on lha i
effort le being made to
rees of tho crevtceg. ’
» Jt little hope of etol
ma. - ..
Th* Grand Isle railroad
covered by water'*M treat
lysed on that road. / ;
Live Oak la 2t mil*# 'soft
Orleans and on the uppoaiie
river. ‘4m3
:
J. W. Fattmnn.
J. W. Pattman. aged
Friday morning at Til*
Alexander atreeL Th*
moved ■ to the under:
ment ot Barclay A
liana ww ifnso
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latenntnL
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