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Ail2a 1I uSSifiOlAYiLNli jttMi 1 Jacobs’ Belladonna Piasters For weak or lame back, backache, rheumatism, neuralgia, soreness of the chest or lungs, asthma or (deiirisy, kidney troubles, crick in the back, stiff ness in the joints, and for all pains and aches and wherever a plaster can be used. Do not irritate like cap8i.cum, but in real curative effect they are not inferior to any plaster made. W ill give immediate relief and may be contim imusly worn without causing irritation/ Price, 18c; 2 for 25c. . Jacobs 9 Pharmacy, ( 6 810 Marietta Bt. 23 Whitehall St. Cocking School Draws Near Its Close A* the rlow of the cooking school at ihr Tuin Vrreln HaU draws near, num- •* r . i.f women who* did not purchase tltkri. for the whole course are taking ■(Wantage of the nominal sum charged l, , admission to each lecture, and on Friday the clasa was enlarged by das- m. '■( recruits *bo were attracted by the m>rrl*l menu offered. This con- .i.ml almost entirely of less, and was moat .(|>|Mirtun« In view of tho fact that nr air ill tbs beginning of the long .Banner season. Mrs. Stevens gave mine novel and practical Ideas as to thr making and serving of pretty Icee, and demonstrated reel pen which are omiellilng of a departure from the lonienilonel eherbete and creame to nhiih we have been served all theJs nmuiiers. The following recipe for ,ea.h mousse was given: nne cup peech pulp,' one teaspoon leninii Juice, a few drops of almond f,tract, sugar to sweeten. one-half cup Ilea, ii Juice, two tablespoons gelatine. „nt-lulf pint whipped cream. < Peach melba. one of.the moat de- tivlmis of the Ices demonstrated. Is made as follows: nne slice angel food, one slice Ice ,train, one-half peach, one tablespoon ihopisd filberts, -two tablespoons of strawberry syrups. Other recipes were as follow*! Ginger Granite. Equal parte of lemonade and rain bow ginger ale, one box of crystallised ginger cut In email pieces. Sultana Hell, Line mould with ptstache Ice cream; soak raisins In brandy; chop and add whipped cream, then put In center of mold. t With this Is served a claret sauce, of which the proportions are; One cup sugar, one-fourth cup water, one-fourth cup claret. Apart from, the Ices, the desideratum of the house-keeper was reached In the splendid planked shad which wee pre pared before the class, and passed round, for Inspection. The consevus .if opinion was that to learn to prepare a planksd • shad was alone worth the price of admission to all six lectures. The menu to be demonstrated Satur day morning, at the final lecture, la particularly Interesting and val uable. and It la hoped that those who have not yet attended the school or contributed to the success of the enter prise. which Is for the benefit of the Sheltering Arms Society, will do so on that day. 31 H v/a ii U If ssess»****M— 1 | | SOCIETY I t.«.e.e»sieeeeeee**—M—t smWMfMW SStO—•tl MOON'MORGAN. Tin- marriage Of Mlsa Janie Moon anil Ur. Smith Calhoun Morgan took litter Wednesday evening at the home .( the bride on South Pryor street P.ev Ur ihrtstlan performing the cere- Mias Mary Beaumont was the . i.:ii| nf honor and Mr. J. C. Thomas- mn acted as beat man. The hthlc wore a traveling gown of blue cloth trimmed with lace and braid. Her hut waa tan trimmed with wings sod Hmrni. 'She carried a bouquet of mill' * maes tied with tulle, U; Morgan and bta bride left after N r*' Friday and Saturday—Mat Saturday. j»ii> r. mi.ihtm CO. (INC.) orl'BUs mt: comic oPKHA SUCCESS. THE YANKEE CONSUL Afternoon and Ewaning, MARCH 24. 2—SACRED CONCERTS—2 ‘KILTiEB M "5AND. GORDON HIGHLANDERS) 40 Muiictans In Full Kiltsd Rsgimsn- Ult. Pncsai Aftsrneen 26o and 80e— tv«mng 25c, 80e and 76c. the ceremony for a trip to Florida Upon their return they will he at home at 1 M Lae street. RECITAL ATAGNES SCOTT. The song recital given by Mrs. Sarah Sheridan at -Agnea Scott Thursday evening waa one of the most charming occasions which the students and fac ulty have enjoyed during the year. The program was a widely varied oas. and Included among Its moat Interesting numbers an aria from the grand old passion music of Bach, which It was s rare privilege to hear. There was a group of charming Brahma songs, snd the exquisite little "Bonne Humeur" of Chamlnade's, a song which Mrs. Bhcri- ( dan has sung frequently with the dis tinguished composer. The accompani ments were played by Mr. Joseph Mac- lean. and were In themselves a beauti ful feu lure of! the program. <«. -I ' After the recital ait htforraa] reeep- non has-given Sir* Sheridan. In or der that the faculty and students might meet this gifted woman. d. X. rTsazaar. The basaar given Friday by the At lanta Chapter, D. A. TL. at tha. home or Mia. A. McD. Wilson, on Peachtree street, wee a great success socially and llnanclally. A large number of women were present, and all the pretty articles on exhibition found ready purchasers. Mrs. Lyman J. Amsdtn waa chairman of the committee of arrangements, and Init SUNDAY ...AFTERNOON EVENING ! SACRED CONCERTS 2 The World-Fameue KILTIES*’ band 40Mu:« n ^Wr ) Un.»erm. 'mi'-in, SH- and 60c. Evening. to her efllcMtt and tactful manage ment Is largely due the success of the Mrs. Amaden's helpful com mittees Included; Mrs. A. McD. WII son. Mrs. Thomas Morgan. Mrs. Josspl Morgan. Mrs. Howard McCall. Mrs W D. Ellis. Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. T.-B. Osv. Mrs. Harry Ellis. Mrs. Elijah Williams, Miss Neills Bowen, and Mrs. H. M. Patty, MONDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, BOX OFFICE** ATTACHES Jujei Murry's Own Company with MISS FLORENCE GEAR, in WE MARRIAGE OF I KITH ™ BIJOU TONIGHT—MATINEE TODAY. Firit Time at Papular Prices. "A MESSAGE FROM MARS’ V nY | U'aab • — AT CRIPPLg^JSgEKpl «XT WEEK: USUAL MATINEES. N <> Performance Deed Friday. 1 J- CARPENTER Presents Cripple Creek „ BY HAL REID. ' GREATEST OF WESTERN Personal Mention J) Mrs. J. W. Quattlebaum. of Anderson, 8. C„ Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Westmoreland. Mrs. A. J. Haynesworth and Mlsa Anna Watkins, of Greenville, 8. C, are vlsltliig In the city 1 , Mrs. Clarence Knowles and Mlsa Constance Knowles have relumed from Florida. Lieutenant and Mrs. H. R. Hearn ara the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Park Wood ward. Mrs. Homer Block, who has been quite III at the home of her mother. Mr*. Flynn, on Nori|i Boulevard. Is much better. Mrs. Robert Harbin, of Rome. Is the gueet of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klngibery, Judge Andy Calhoun has returned from a short visit to Newnan. WATCHFOR ILLUSTRA TED PAGE OF BRIDGE PORT IN TOMORROW’S GEORGIAN. 'Jacobs 9 Straw Hat bleach Will bleach and clean any straw hat and make it l"ok like new. No trouble to clean a straw bat with Jacobs’ Straw Hat Bleach. Any straw hat can *"• • Icuucdl in a few minutes, teach box contains igh to clcau and bleach iMght lints ov one hat l, '.-!it tiroes. Price, 25c. Jacobs 9 Pharmacy 6 8 10 Marietta Bt. 23 Whitehall St. • ' ' . <'j Waists from -1.00 to 35.00. Waists from American Makers and Waists Direct To Us From Paris. , . ’ * The separate waist—what wonderful things have been evolved from the orignal summer shirt waist. It has made its season the year around, and its appropriateness every occasion and function from a morning game of tennis to the most formal affair of afternoon or night Originally an American creation, the separate waist has won its way even into the studios of the greatest dress makers and designers of Paris. And this waist stock catches step in the for ward march of the all-conquering separate waist. It runs the whole gamut from simple tailored affairs to elaborate creations of silk, lace and chiffon. From one dollar to thirty or thirty-five dollars. The waiBt on the figure in the fore ground is a French model of heavy ecru cluny lace, with ornaments of twisted light blue Bilk. A touch of the blue eilk also at the elbow. . Price 22.60. Hand-nude, HAND-EMBROIDERED and LAOE WAISTS, each garment our own importation, direct to us from Paris—Paris, the dictator, with her master cou turiers and modistes. Waists at 10.00,12.50,16.00,20.00,26.00 and 36.00. AND LINGERIE WAISTS—in this class alone are 60 styles, with a price rang* from 1.60 to 10.00. PLAIN LINENS—and they’re one of the features in 1907 waists. PLAIN LINENS and some HAND- EMBROIDERED, ranging in prices from 2.25 to 6.00. On on the left a hand-embroidered Waist. Drawn from one of the lot of gar ments imported direct from Paris by us. The entire yoke is made of embroid ered bands caught together. Price 35.C On the figure at the back;—fins all silk black chantillie lace over while chiffon, the yoke being of white with rows of handwork and tiny cress tucks, Price 2150. Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose b greatest in fit, finish JOHN FORSYTHE—celebrated the world over hr plain tailored, in exclusive patterns of Madras. John * > at 3.50. ' AND ROYALS—The priced waists in the world, TAILOR MADE and LINGERIE LKNSNBRMK 3.50 to 5.00; PLAIN TAILORED LAWNS 1.91 to MR LINGERIE WAISTS 2.00 to 10».