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' .V w JWKWSIWM * MAP*' rmxnuxv, HACM i. uir? SOCIETY... Mr*. George C. Ball, Editor. Charlotte Stewart, \ Selene Arm*tron|,/ A,,i "* m ** And Woman s Interests A TOAST. •*Uar#‘* to our first lotr’i eye*!*' T (rut Grows strangely calm anil ■till: . The J#*«t on laughing lips baa craird, Tbf riot Imsbed. until • Otrr tbr m lid. wlnr-satad throng A deathlike alienee lira . What wn* It hushed the Jocund song? "Here's to our first hue's eyea!'' Out of tbo Mlata of many rears Around thin hoard they ri«uni~ Lightened with laughter. dim with tears, fieen tjirough a waking dream: Black aa the raven's glancing win*. It I t»e aa the April skies- Through -liken la-he* glUtenlng— DAUGHTER OF RAILROAD KING IS VERY ILL AT HER HOME ftr*t lo rinsed tipon < ■ view i heart a to throb JlCfe Ah. though they _To ItCVI-C tnore uiiniiar, • What after aeaaoti ever knew Brea that were aweet aa those? Ann tbough they cause wor And make vain nieuiorb* n*e, i Choke liat k the httter pain and aob— 1 Here * to our tlrat love a eyes. Around the hoard the liearda are fray. The h«ri» »n<l |«Mluua rnhl: Awl ryr« bif. .lion** mol awaj ' Awl lore'* t*oon liuuxlit and wild Ainu Hi*, vara our fri t ham trod, VaT Ioflo.nl'" faith "till <rlr. -JAM KS I.l XI >HAV CORDON. COPELANDPRE88LY. Mr. and Mr.. It. II. Prcaaly nnnnunce til. rntraiminanl of Ihrlr oMr.t dauifh- tar. Ccleatla. to Mr. Alvin F. i'npeland. the wedding to Inhn i*l««-e ul the honto of the bride on the IT It, of March. MI88 ORME TO OIVE LUNCHEON FOR MI8S COX. On Kaiurduy Mix. Kvelyn ftrtne will entertain eighteen of Iter frlenda at luncheon The nccuulon will lit* nn« |tbe prelile.i of the week'** lufonnul'nf- folra. mol I" planned In honor of Mlaa ' ’ Katherine fox. who la vlaltlng Mr. 'and Mra. fharlle E. Ilnrnmn. During I her vlali here Mine fox liu* been the '■neat Of honor nt many Informal par- 'tlea. In the nprlng and aummer ahe heraelf will l*e huateaa at n aerlea of houae partlea to be given at her beau- Itlful rountry home, "liatiernham Hall,” ' In llaberahain county. MR8. BAIRiTeNTERTAINS. " The bridge atHchlch Mra.-Jamea B. .Baird entertalnejl Thuradny afternoon • waa complimentary to Mm. Calvin Mc- ' Clung, of Knoxville, tirnl aaaembled about two dnxen of Mra. Ilalrd'a and llm. McClung’a frlenda. Mm. Ilalrd'a home waa decorated with potted planta and rut flower., and the aeore carda were tied with yellow rlbhona and Jon- nulla. The prlxea were a vaao nnd a book on bridge. Mm. Ilalrd'a guttata Included Mm. Calvin MeClung, Mm. Jnllan Field, Mra- Morrall, Mra. Loulao Spalding Foater. Mm. K. L. Blaltop, Mm. Frank llroek Meatlor, Mlaa Augua- ta Garirtt. Mra. Floyd McUae, Mm. dlllham Morrow, Mlaa laicy llarrlaon, Mlaa Carrie Hlaaon. Mlaa Coulee Hlaaon. Mlaa Florence Werner, Mm. Edward Van Valkenburg. Mlaa Roan Klnx.bery. Mm. Jame. Wllllama, Ml.a Martha Boynton. Mlaa Emma Belle Lowndea TO MR87m*CLUNO. Mlaa Auguata Garrett will Invite few Merida to meet Mm. Calvin Mr- Clung Informally at bridge Friday aft ernoon. The occaalon will lie til-.' In.t of a aerlea of partle. which have been given In honor of Mm. MeClung. a« a Mi Will return to her home Kuluriiav. MISS DRUMMOND'S BRIDGE. Friday afternoon Mlaa Wllhelmlnu Drummond will entertain at a bridge! party, the third of a aerlea of i narming" partlea which ahe ha. given recently. On tbla occa.lon the honor r>jcs'.« will be a trio of attractive young women who are Melting Mlaa Drummond — Mlaaea Cheney, Hazel Alexander and Hattie Woodworth. MISS JOHNSON GIVES INFORMAL EUCHRE PARTY. Mlaa Daisy Johnaon entertained a few frlenda nt euchre Wedneaday aft ernoon at her home on Format avenue In honor of the Mlaaea Trary, of l.ex- lngton, Ky„ the gueata of Mra. Wil liam Zubar and of Mlaa Lorreil Mat* It er. the guest of Mrs. ijotactl. The flrat prlxe, a belt, waa won by Mlaa Gilbert, und the eonaolnlloti, a deck of carda, waa won by Mr*. Wet. The three gueata of honor were pre sented with book. The party Included: Ml.a Jennie Tracy, Mlaa Lorreil Matcher, Ml.. Kate Tracy, Mra. K. 11. Htewart. Mr. Will . GOuett, Mr.. T. A. Methvln, Mr. A. I*. Zuber. Mm. Carl King. Mr. It <1 i Weal. Mr«. K S. Tlgner. Mr*. Gilbert and Mra. llrown. TUCKER MXLENDON. Mr. and Mra. W. McClendon, of Mor row, Ga.. announce the engagement of • their daughter, burn, to Mr T. T. • Tucker, of Joneaboro, Ga. The mar riage win take place at the home of the bride March SI. DOT MRS. CLARKE ENTERTAINS THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB. The Thursday Bridge Club met with Mr. John 8 Clarke, at Iter home on Peachtree street. After the t game dainty rrfrc.ltm.nl. were served.' The prise was a white and gold cup and saucer. The visitor. Thursday afternoon were Mrs, John Pllten. Mr. Andicw Nlcolson nnd Mrs. B. B. Kldley The club members Inriud,* - Mrs. John Clarke. Mra. Hugh McKee, Mi.. 1-etiu Fttx.liiim**n., Mra l**un. illiol.tlit, Mr.. \V K. Wilmerdliig. Mi. Ilirtoo Blount. Mrs, W. Pagbody. Mr. W K. Foater. Mr. I.*'■• l>wtnan. Mr. K.l- ward Vun' Winkle and Alla. Annie May Hall SHELOON-OICKERSON. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dicker.on have la.u.d Invitations to the itmiriog* of their daughter, Katherine L-ui-*. *.»j Mist Cornalia Harriman, whose picture it here shown, is (he oldest daughter of E. H. Harriman, tho champion manipulator of railroads, and is roportod to bo quit# ssriously ill at hor home. Miss Harriman is popu lar in society and is an enthusiastic sportswoman. Always Pure Housewives tan better afford to buy tfEpSfc r Extracts^ for they arc pure and reliable flavors; have always in purity and strength conformed to the Pure Food laws. :'harl$i Mr. Krnost McLrllan HheWnn, on ] Tuesday evening. March 1-. nt tin 1 home of the luidc’a talent*. 213 S|>U»R ] MISS DANIER'S RECEPTION. 8pee|nl t" Tin* (Sciirgliiu. Went Point, tin, Man'll 7 -{Pin* trillion at whirl! Mi** Alk*» Inn entertain* d Tuesday uftri limn at Iwaullful lullin', •*«‘lovri liook.'* u •«- prrttv oillipllnii 111 to h«»r KUrM. M Walker. of McKee*|»oi,t, Pa I *.H dll* Iinil Violet* were U«e,| IIS liee.i (ion* in tho ball and sluing room the lotiK pallor, wlute the reeeiv pa11\ jttt»«rd, ItniidHomo palm* an.I t* were tiMol a* a baekuiouml. wl Mile* of white narti**l RECEPTION OF THE V. M. C. A. AUXILIARY, f HU,i r The le.eptlon |n tile Viee pre^ltlenln of the l-olh*’ Auxiliary *»f the Young Men* PhrlHtl.m A**«Hiatton Friday, | M•u«'ii x. at . he an lllteie* . 'Vjiiilllan ha- mam. in wi Ml l.olx flic > t’lui-tian Aw . and t onfjaip Vlmk. '.irdoii. Ml* K \V laiiKetl a nuiw|..i| pi,,, h -he ntii lake part. * of tl»r Young Men's •slwtton will in eleoliietl itlly COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS VIRGINIA ARNOLD. Ml'. Virginia Arnntd, wh*. i. tin* • ku.'.i "f fihnd.jit A.hcvlllc, N f . i, i being , h.'iimlngly * ntci lnliu d m tluct 1 ‘ID Mi" Thnma. Kettle entertain **tt tin* mmilel tm*t cablnel.. wa. .ct v***l In tin* back hall, tiring Imledib i In n nioilliJ . dnfT*"tll*. 'li t l'alay Zacln I'linch 1 Thucdai itftel , t,„«| j Alhuhl linn** 80CIETY SEES SHAW’S PLAY. Wednesday evening a large and fyft- lonable audience greeted Robert Lo rain. at the Grahd In' Bernard Bhaw'a brilliant aatlce, "Man and Superman. Mr. and Mra. Clark Howell and Mr. and Mra. Albert Howell entertained a party In honor of Mr. K. H. Butler and Hite Ada Butler, of Buffalo, who are spend ing several days at the Piedmont. The party ronalsted of Mrs. William H. In man. Mlaa Mary Thomas, Mlsa Jennie English., Mlaa Kate Robinson. Mlsa Margaret Ladson. Sir.-Lynn Werner, Mr. Madison Beil,, Mr. Gordon Ki.er Hr. Charles I. Byan. >• In honor tif Mrs.*Oeorge Cunningham, of Augusta,*Mr. add Mrs. Edward Fort- son hod *ls their box'Miss Mary Fort- eon, Mr. James Alexander and Dr. Zoepffel Quplltnsteln. Among thbse seen In the audlenre were: Mleaek* BBnche Carson, Kath arine Glioletln. Isma Dooly, Harrle Btockdell. Edith' Russell, Mr. andVMr*. W. H. Kiser, Sir. and Mra Edward. MeCerren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fore man. Mr. and Sira. J. a. .Hollenbeck, Mm. Peter Erwin, Mine Morrell. Sir. and Sirs. Harvey Johnson, Mr. and Sirs. Russell, sir. and Sim. John Ood- durd. Slessrs. Edward Dougherty. Ski Peeples. Edwin Johnson. S’. P. Gamble. Rees Marshall, Charles Klngsbery, Harii)nn (.'ox. Roby Robinson. Ch J. Bdyne und Hugh Foremun. dinNer”at CLUB. Mr. E. 1L Butler, of Buffalo. N. Y„ will entertain a few friends at Capital City Club Thursday evening. RAY-BROWN. Sllss Ruby G. Brown and Sir. Fred N. liny were quietly married Tuesday, Starch 5, at the home of the groom', parents. Sir. and Sim. F. C. Ray. The ceremony was |*erfortned by Rev. Dr. Hurley. After March 15 Sir. and Sirs. Ray will be at home to their frlenda at t!T4 Woodward avenue. • MISS CAWTHONENTERTAIN8 IN HONOR OF MIS8 STAMPS. Sllsa Elina Cawthon entertained Tuesday night at* her home In Simpson street In honor of Sllss Slay Stamp*, of Rome. The occasion waa enjoyed by a large number of invited guests. Sluslc and games added to the pleusures of the evening, and delightful refreshments were also served. Among those present weren Mieses Elma Cawthon. Agnes Lyon. Esther Lyon. Eva Slider. Irene Davis, Blanche Webb, Della SIcKIbben. Pearl Pint. Sllss Morris und Miss Thurmond. Slessm. Steel, Sharp, Green, Dunbar. Wiggins. Bradley, Finch, Askln. Beat- lie, llnmphrlee. Davis. Spinks, Nealy, Dr. t'romutle, Dr. Lawrence und Dr. Webb. MR. AND MR8. HUNTER ENTERTAIN CHARMINGLY *1 Slfs. W. B. Hunter enter tained the I’encherlno Club In their behullful new home recently, the occa sion partaking partially of a house- ,arming. The social gatherings of this lub are always most enjoyable and are looked forward to by the members with Joyful anticipation. On this oc- uslon the Jio.it and hostess provided oine unique nnd pleasurable surprises for their guests, one of which was a magic lantern dlsplny of scenery along tin* route of the Delaware anil-Iateka- wanna Railroad, n view of the Dela ware water gap being especially line. Interspersed with these view's were painted by the artist of the club, Hi lain Phllhrlck, depleting scenes In the history’ of tho club, which were en-' Joyed hugely by all present. Mm. Charles Starr contributed not a little to the enjoyment by tin- rendition of several songs. Among those present were Colonel and Mrs. Albert Cox, Mr. ,'Paries tj,x. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Starr. Mr. anil Mrs. Ethan Phllhrlck and Thomas Phllbrlck, Mr. anil Mm. T. R Lombard. Miss Augusta Lombard. Mr. Wilbert McPeek. the Misses McPeck, Mrs. M. A. Frailer and Mr. and Mrs A. M. Kllchen. next meeting of the club will be ... _ ,■ DOOLY-MILES. The wedding of Ml** Nannie Hill Dooly and Mr. Fr*d Mite* took place •Wednesday evening at tb* Wesley, Me mortal church. Rev. Eak* performing Ihe ceremony. The bride entered Ihe church with Her father and wa* met at the altar by the groom and hi* best man, Mr. Henry Mile*. The bride wore * gown of tfhlte ra 41 um slftt. fa*liioned with tiolnt hi*. pilau* lace, and her veil of tulle caught with orange blossoms Miss Marshall waa maid of honor and worn a toilet of white silk, with appli cation* of lace. After the ceremony the bridal party wore entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mm. Frederick Miles, the father and mother of IJm groom. The table li*d a centerpiece qf pink nwee and the can die ehades and bonbon wore also In pink. After the 27th of this inqnth Mr. and Mrs. Miles will be at horn at I Haiti more place, /' • MY8TERIE8 OF THE SHOPPING BAG A facetious masculine writer In The Birmingham News'of Wednesday ihu* expresses hi* humorous view* con cerning that essential factor In average woman's life, name!/ the shopping bag. The aforesaid scribe wittily oaks;' 'Have you evsr stopped to consider Just how many and how varied are the arttqfea which may emanate from a woman’s chatelaine or shopping bag If by nome chance It should be opened and tl/« contents spUled out? Well. It la bsydnd the comprehension of mere man io fathom the mysteries of the femlplne fids and fancies, and the shopping bag wilt ever, remain an nn- aulbed riddle to him. Why should she edrry notes, personal correepoiblence, ax receipts and postage stamps all jmbled together In one Indtecrlmlnnte sap In a shopping bag? And how did she get the tux receipts and the g.u* bill mixed up together? It Is no use to try and answer these questions The npucullnc.mlnd has pot yet been devel oped which can fathom It out. tew days ago I was In a soda water find Ice cream parlor with a girl friend of mine and she carried a large and handsome ehatelulne bag, us she called It. "She was carelessly swinging same, and I, thinking of the ever pres ent looking glass which goes In those •vanity bags.' remonstrated with her. " 'If there Is anything In there which Is easily broken, you hud best be care ful.' said I. 'There Is a ten-dolltr bill In there,' she reeponded, 'and that's easily bro ken.' 'Just as she finished tills bit of re- isrtee the bag flew open and out fell a h of white lace, two letters, the ten-dollar bill mentioned, a small look ing glass, a powder puff, a handker chief, a nail file, and a smelling salts bottle and a large asaortment of silk samples. The poor girl was covered with confusion, but 1 assisted her as calmly as I could, preserving all the dignity compatible with a very undig nified position, down on the floor on my knees, raking out these various ar ticles from beneath the table. She looked her gratitude and thdn and there announced her Intention of hav ing the clasp replaced on that vanity bag by a large, stouL Indestructible padlock with a good key.” Personal Mention ) Mrs. Walker Dunaon and two daugh ters, Misses Marion and Evelyn Dun- son. who have been spending the month In Thomasvllle, will return the last week In March. Mr. J. A. Teller, SOS Rawaon street, who has'been quite III for some lime. Is much'Improved and hopes to bf out I son, Cls/ei t.'rafi, m . again Iti a few days. Mrs. H. T. Craft and are .visiting Mr. Henry olaehlcola. Fla Mrs. Charles O. Sheridan will go to Klrange Friday and will appear there Friday evening In a song recital. Mrs. Calvin MeClung. of Knoxville. ho has been delightfully eaterlajned during her'vlslt to Mrs. Julian Field, will leave for her home SutUrday. Mrs. Edward Winslow, of Cleveland, Ohio, who la Ih* guest of her mother. Mrs. 8amuel Askew, will remain here week before’tearing for ftelma to visit her slxter, Mrs. A. T. Reeves. Sllss Kilty Btvthblefleld. of Nash- III*. Is the guest uf Miss Aline Pat terson. , Int.. ■ *f Ml . | rill will x-tlc a to .Miss \rnoltl mu I 1.11.1k** torn nlng Mr. Duff Me >*.k* ' " “ at III brick sltlenc of Mr. ami Mra.’l’hll- Tlic dining *.mt KIMBELL DUNN. ml Ml* w. K Dunn . tl vlth itn<l "lOii ■ ?»ofi Hkii! .im i*'•• prv"t\ .ilH'th Tfu ii -*i. - «n Kimiwli. ih.. Ai**»l .»i H.,. (i. i* n *. I'ulil nr itr Willi.i •*Min»r !•» *;.ll*»elU I ..ill!* i I t s Alltv L illi, r .u».i ih. ,»r. Ml** \Y.ilk» r. * .iv h rtiiK t.'lift' >*r !*•» l.linlUK i!’• EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING. The •'••■Hi' ir.^ ,.t ih. At to nt CONGENIAL HOUSE PARTY. i.*l I. Com* r. *.f Eiif.iiila. 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We guarantee satisfaction. Give us your next order. Oar Customers Say We Are the Best. Bruce Dry Cleaning and'Pressing Company, SUCCESSOR TO J. WOOLFSON, 392 Peachtree St. Bell Phones 882* 228 North. Ham Berney Evan*, for Mr*. Evans' father, the late William Bemey. of Montgomery, who was one of the be*t> known men in Birmingham, having lived here for a number of years.— Birmingham Age-Herald. Mi** Mary Le*ter i* vl*lting friends and relative* at TurneraviUe und Tallu lah Fall*. Ml** f’arrie Mae Brown, who apent the winter in Atlanta,, ha* tvlurped to Asheville. Mr. E. J. (’handler, who for sonic time ha* been connected wtlh the Life and* Health Insurance Company of At lanta. ha* be«vn made manager for the same company at Salisbury and linn gone to that city to a**qme hi* new duties. Mr*. Lucy L. (dive I* visiting her slater, Mr*. Lumpkin, at Athens. Ml** Mary Ella Yancey I* tin* guest of Mr*. K. H. Mell. ut Athens. Mitt* Adgui grandmother. Athens. • Eli is I* tlu- goes Mr*. M. A. l^ps. ha* .returned Mr* Howard Pattlllc from a visit to Mnntgom»>r Mrs. Jame* McKeidtn and children and Mis* Ada Alexander will return i few day* from an extended stay in Florida. .\ll»> Mildred Rutherford, .if *«» the guest of Mrs. A Mt |» *ti Tuesday. I EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. High-Class Jewelers. 37 WhiteiiHii S.reei. DR. REBECCA C. BRANNON. APARTMENT A. IHE FREDERICK. | % 3S2 Whitehall Street. I’-mtk-e htmuu io Romeo and ill Unix a. * Virginia While I- rapidlv re covering front her r»«ent illne-n ( ,nd III be out In i J Min WiUMmTn., i turned from a hunting r j ' Hie. j Mr H- K Deiehe; -and family from j Kulxtown. Fa. are spending several t i dues with Fiofessnt II. I» |t;n<ktnmil- ler. No. 37; South Pryor street Mr*. | iViahei is a sKiej to Mr«, |>r-.n ken- * miller. i Mr and Mi* Kniuid Evan*, of New York, but foiinerlv -if Rlrmlng- ham, have ua .oxj ll.tii liule mu WU- guest of , Mr*. T. B. Neal Is expected home within the next few day* from a visit to Atlanta, where she went two weeks ago to ntteml the Hunt ley-Hpeer mar riage. and ha* been chat mlngly enter tained. She wa* a guest at a handsome luncheon Saturday at the Capital City Club, given by Mrs. Robert J. Lowry.— Nashville Banner. Ml** Katherine Jelks, of Enfant*, Ala . will arrive In Atlanta the first of April Mrs. IV II. Todd will lengthen her pleasant stay In L;t(»ranx»‘ a week longer. Mr. W. I.ea Clark and family have moved to Attierlcu*. tin. Mr. Clark has been connected for several yearn With the Southern Bell Telephone Co. He ha* accepted a position a* their general itianager of tht exchange ur Amerlcu*. Dr. I. S. Hopkins *|»em Wednesday PREMATURE GRAYNESS li the fate of many a young hoe. Tin lipulil Hilr Rginnlor la the only harmless preparation known which when applied rantint lie detected, f* unaffected by h«thc or shampooing; permits curlh.c Restore* hair Ip Its natural color. Ham pie of hair colored free. I*rl- vacy assured correspondents. laptriil Ckt*. Mf(. C«.. 135 V. 23d St.. I. T. Sold by Jaeoba* Pharmacy, Atlanta, Gs. In Atlanta, en route to hla home at Li- Orange, from a visit to hla son in Florida. Mr. Ofey Mitchell left Wednesday f«r a visit to relatives In Virginia. Ml** Marie Cherry, of Eufaula. will he the guent of Mr*. C. C. Hanson dur ing the coming week. WEsfpOINT. Mr*. Wei horn Hill, of Atlnntn. nn<l Mr*. John Itntnniel, of Philadelphia, an- tin* giients of MIm Willie Little. Ml** ! * will entertain In their honor uevt Tm»s- iy afternoon. Mfi*s l.cipi Walker, of McKeesport. 1*i, the nt tractive gue*t of Ml** Alio- L<- er. Ml** luinler will entertain for Mi*i Wnlker Friday afternoon. " •*. Yoncy Itryant, of Atlanta, nnd Mi*,* • llapo, of Ilnpevllle, Us., were' the gue*f* «f Mrs. John Horsley ln*t week Ml** I'. A. Shea ley spent the Weekend Ith MU* Lui-lle Wooilyard nt her In l^drnuge, (in. Mr. nml Mr*, li. I.. Uniusey reiurned i-» heir home Friday In Decherd, Tenn., after i two month*’ visit In West Point. Mrs. J. 8. Horsley and Miss Martini Ih*i* ev have returned from a visit to Mr*. K. Mol nnd. in Atlanta. Miss Hrooks Itulliiir, of Hamilton. <•. • lie guest of Mr*, (ieorge Itlnntou. Miss Iterthn Keyiunu Is the guest of Iht •rother. Colouet Arthur lleyumu. lu i. nml Mr*, lieu HIM are relohdug o\er arrival of n sou. who will In- .■j.II.-I hi llnst M the Eat l»r. I'. A. Tatum lw* returned visit to Palos, Ala. .1. i'. McKeinle spent Monday lu All." n Mi and .Mr*, (ieorge Truitt, of I if lingo. Mil.. Were tile guest* nf Mr ;t IL \\ Sentt Monday. Mr Mr- Ala.. I Mrs Harmon Frnslor, of Birnilni: , > 1 • vlnltliig friends In West I’olif IteHsie fallow ay left Moisln.i f"' tin* ue.ks' visit m friend* In Atlaif •'ll-- Alice Askew Is the guest till- of Miss Nollle Askew. Ml— l.Ui)l|e Itoiiltell, Who tins heeli '' guest Of her sister. Mr*. John Po* •* turned lo her home Tursilny In 0\f«*'M. !M lliigtiley. of Atlnntn. ni»ent *>•'• 1 davs this Week with friend* III West p" Colonel Arthur Thonipnon. of Lalii (•a "pent Friday In West Point. Ml-* Edward Whitaker, of Columbus «•' . !s »lie guest Of her eouslu, Mrs. Maik M •• Culloh ^ain llersfeld *|H>ut Sunday In Alev i f Excels in comfort and durability. You can’t beat it at any price. It is absolutely noiseless and conforms lo every line of the body. Will not roll you toward the center of the bed. A 30 day trial as th general satisfaction. Five Year Guarantee against sagging or breaking. Made for wood an'd iron beds. I-ook for our guarantee on every gentunc Blue Ribbon. Southern Spring Bed Co. ATCANTA. CA.