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TTTF. ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1907.
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KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
| KING HARDWARE COMPANY. J
A JVew Dainty
Rosette Wafers
If you can imagine a zephyr mixed
with dew and a little powdered sugar,
and fried on a sunbeam—you may get
some Idea of how a Rosette Wafer
looks and tastes. You can make forty
Rosettes In twenty minutes at a cost
of ten cents. We'll sell you a full set
of Rosette Irons, neatly Cflo
boxed, for...
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS
FOR 65c
Illustrated Rosette Receipt Book
FREE on request
f SPORTING
GOODS
THE LINE THAT WE HAVE THIS 8EA80N 18 OF THE BEST MAKES.
And we are trying to carry everything that con be desired In the sporting
line. Our very best efforts are exerted right In this particular department
In Balls. Mitts, Gloves. Body Protectors, Bats, Suits, Plates, Tennis Nets.
Racket Cases, Golf Supplies, Shoes, Tents, Canoes and Bicycles, we have
all the best makes and
Guaranteed to Sell at the Very
Lowest Prices. Send for
Our Catalog.
King Hardware Co
53 Peachtree St.
87 Whitehall St.
203 Peters St.
116 Decatur St.
Never before have we felt so proud of thS beautiful housefurnishing things
that we can show you for the Spring season. We cordially invite your
inspection.
The Lawn
is certainly
incomplete
without one
of our great
Swings. **
They a f -
ford great
pleasure for
the old ns well ns the
little fellows. Substan
tially made of seasoned oak and will last sev
eral years. Price for
the lurgest
only
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
We have several makes, but
this year our brag Machines will
be the Lightning and Blizzard.
PRICES:
ana win last sev-
$6.00
BLIZZARD
LIGHTNING
$1.25
$1.50
1.65
1.90
2.00
2.25
2.50
2.75
3.25
3.50
4.00
4.50
Scissors and
Shears
10c to $1.50 Each
Beautiful STORK embrold- EAp
ery Scissors reduced to.... wwl*
Watering Pots
Big stock—
tin or galva
nized; indis
pensable for
'the flowers or
garden. A11
sizes and all
prices.
POCKET KNIVES
Special value ... 50c EACH
Woatcnholm'a 1XL, 25c to $5.00. Jos.
Rogera and Sons' Sheffield Cutlery.
Excellent line of pearl, gold and sil
ver handle pocket knives 50c to $10.
SAFETY RAZORS
Price $1.50
OTHER RAZORS—Bokcr's unex
celled Razors, guaranteed to shave
any beard,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
RAZOR ST.ROP8 AND HONES,
lex Strops, fine horse I
hide and canvas . - . <
Good Razor Strops nz cheap
25e, 50c and $1.00 each.
Muffin Pans, Many Kinds, 10 cents up.
KITCHEN SCALE.
Price Only $1.50.
We carry every
thing In the way of
ecales front a postal
scale to the largest
wagon platform.
We are agents also
for the celebrated
Fairbanks.
Coat Hook,
Wholo Sets 25 otz.
Kitchen Saws, 50c.
BUTCHER KNIVES
25c to $1.00.
Bread mixed and kneaded In
THREE MINUTES with the
"UNIVERSAL." Bread Maker
and Raieer.
$2.00.
UNIVERSAL
'Food Chopper
does away with the
drudgery of the chop
ping bowl, chops all
kinds of food, coarse or
fine as wanted, rapidly
and easily $1.25
HEART SHAPED
Waffle Irons. Price
$1
The Gem, is the very best. Really
has no equal. We guarantee $3
AND UP.
them. Smallest size
MAKES WORK A PLEASURE
The
Barrel
Churn
Made in several sizes and
will last a life-time. Saves
time, makes more butter
and does away with bard
work.
Small
size .,
$3.50
enuctt" ,.. .....
The most beautiful line of
Hammocks on the market.
We have never bad so
many designs to show be
fore. The prices run
from $1.25 to $7.00.
See Our Show Window.
T6h fr&ULikV,' KA'5bm:-6ft--
CHARDS AND GARDEN8.
coO Roll of 10 Hods
, 1.20 Roll of 10 Rods
, 5.00 Roll of 10 Rods
. $8.00 Roll of 10 Rods
Crumb
Trays
ROA8TERS
All tha newest
styles In Roasters,
and the prlcee range
from. ^
50c to $2.50.
$2.50
warn
OLD TIME
BISCUIT
MAKER
Thla la 'a day
when people uae
labor-saving de-
devlces, coupled*
with more pala-
atable foods, and
that Is Just what
you get by using our old-time Bis
cuit Mnchlne.
Let us send you one of these.
You will bo delighted.
BLUE FLAME STOVE.
Some people do not care for a
Range and some had rather not use
a gas stove. Suppose you try our
BLUE FLAME—they are cheap,
durable and convenient
Prices from $4 to $9—according
to else.
Also a splendid line of Gas Stoves
which we are selling at remarkably
low prices.
CLOCKS
Alarm Clocks 75o
Alarm Clocks $1.00
Alarm Cloeks $1.50
Gold Clocks,
$1.50 to $10.00
Nice line of Man
tel Clocks $2.25
to $10.00
STERLING SILVER
Knives, par sat .. $13.50
Forks, per set .. 13.50
Tea Spoons,
per set 6.00
Dessert Spoons,
per set 11.50
Table 8poons,
per set 13.50
Sugar Shells, each 2.00
Butter Knives, oach 2.00
Individual 8alt Spoons,
8aled Sets,
Cold Moat Forks,
Napkin Rings,
In faet a full line of
STERLING SILVER
AT PRICES ABOUT
25 PER CENT LOWER
THAN ELSEWHERE.
Silver Service and
Chafing Dishes
SPECIAL—Nickel-
plated Copper Chaf
ing Dish, pt. size,
$2.50
Others at $4,00,
$5.00, $7.50
$10.00 each -
Community Silver
Guaranteed for
25 Years
Teaspoons, set,
$1.50
Tablespoons, set,
$3.00
Dessert Spoons, set..
Table Knives, set
Table Forks, set
Dessert Knives, set...
Dessert Forks, set ...
Pickle Forks, each ..
Cold Meat Forks, each $1.00
Berry Spoons, Gold Bowl, each... .$2.00
WHAT ABOUT YOUR GARDEN?
Get one of our floral sets for
the little fellow. 1 Hr
Price only 1 "C
The best Garden Plow ,
made, for only .. ■■$2.75
Spading Forks, 50c to $1.00
Spades 75c to $1.00
Handle Hoe 25c to 50c
Malleable Rakes 25c and 35c
Steel Rakes 40c to 75c
WHEELBARROWS $2.50.
COOLERS
The best galvan
ized lined—
2- Gallon $1.50
3- Gallon 2.00
4- Gallon 2.50
6-Gallon 3.00
8-Gallon 4.00
Porcelain lined—
2- Gallon $3.00
3- Gallon 3.50
4- Gallon 4.50
STONE FILTERS.
We have n very large selection of Stone Filters,
with or without the Ice chambers. The prices are
from $2.00 up. according to style.
We are now showing
one of the most beautiful
lines of
REFRIGERATORS
that we have ever carried,
and it gives us much
pleasure to guarantee
every box that goes out
of our house.
Come and look over our showing
and see if we haven’t stated the thing
correctly.
La Belle $ 8.00 t6 $ 25.00
Gurney 11,00 to . 50.00
Columbia 15.00 to 55.00
Opallte 35.00 to '■00.00
-Ice Boxes 5.00 to 30.00
Nuhsery Refrigerators 4.00
All Kinds
All Prices
Feather Dusters
SCRUB BRUSHES, MOPS,
BROOMS, WHISKS, Etc., Etc.,
the best and at any price you
wish.
Good Luck Steel Range.
If we can’t show you
the best Bteel Range In
the city of Atlanta for
the prico we ask, you
are at liberty to say we
are not doing all we
promise. Only look—
that’s all we ask. Prico
only
$30.00.
WATCHES
Ingersoll Watch $1.00
Eclipse Watch $1.50
Triumph Watch $1.75
Swiss Watches, Gun Metal $3.50
Fine line Watch Fobs 25c to $5
Watch Chains, 10c to $1 each.
MAJESTIC
The Majestic
Washing Machine
saves time, saves
labor, saves
clothes, saves
money. With It
one woman can
do the washing
for a big family.
It washes the
heaviest garments perfectly and
does not injure I he most delicate
fabrics. So simple and so easy to
run that a child can operate It.
Strong, handsome—will last for
years.
PRICE $7.50
HORSE-SHOE
CLOTHES-WRINGER
The Horse Shoo
stands without a
peer; wo can not
buy anything bet
ter—small size,
only.
$3.50
BIRD CAGES.
Most any kind
you want. We
have cheap
ones and finer
ones, but they
are all cheap,
enough.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY.
HIGH KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
WILL LA V CORNERSTONE
OF NE W MA SONIC TEMPLE
Two great event* wtl be marked In
Masonic circle* In Atlanta next month
—the annual conclave of the Grand
Commandery of the Knights Templar
and the laying of the cornerstone of the
great new Masonic Temple on May 8.
The occasion Will be marked by the
presence of not only the most promi
nent Knights Templar in Georgia, but
the leading men of the order in the
United Bute*. George M. Moulton, of
Chicago, grand commander of the
Knights Templar in the United States;
Dr. Henry L*. Rugg, deputy grand com
mander, of Providence, R. I., and others
will be here.
The annual conclave of the Geor-
■DgMi
The Shine
That Won’t Explode
gla Commandery will open Its annual
session on the morning of May S at 16
o'clock, with the annual parade, which
Is always a brilliant affair. The ■
sluns of the conclave will continue two
days, both crowded with business and
social events for the visitors. A large
number of ladles are espected to ac
company the Knights, and many spe
cial social affairs' are being arranged
for them.
Laying of Cornerstone.
On that afternoon at I o'clock the
Veremony of the cornerstone laying of
the magnificent new Masonic Temple
at Peachtree and Cain streets will take
place.
The principal address will be de
livered by Rev. Henry I., Rugg, D.D.,
of Providence. R. I., deputy grand com
mander of the Knights Templar of the
United States. Dr. Rugg Is one of the
most eloquent and scholarly men Id the
Episcopal ministry.
On the evening of May t at 8 o’clock
the beautiful religious services of the
grand commandery will be held In the
First Baptist church. The liturgy will
be read, and the annual sermon will
be delivered by Rev. S. R. Belle, pas
tor of Bt. Mark Methodist church.
Following the services at the church
a reception will bo tendered the grand
commander and his stuff. The place for
holding thla function hoa not yet been
decided on. On Tuesday the conclave
will wind up with a barbecue at Cold
Springs 'Cue Club.
Knights Templar from all parts of
Georgia will attend tha annual con
clave, and It will be an unusually
brilliant event. The officers of the
Georgia commandery are as follows:
Grand Comamnder—John J. Seay.
Rome.
Deputy Grand Commander—John R.
Dickey, Atlanta.
Grand Generalissimo—Luther P.
Stephens, Atlanta.
Grand Captain General—A. B. Sim-,
mons, Savannah.
Grand Senior Warden—Joseph C.
Greenfield, Atlanta.
Grand Junior Warden—George Cose,
Mllledgevllle.
Grand Standard Bearer—T. F. Petri.
Columbus.
Grand Sword Bearer—A. G. Miller,
Amerlcus.
Grand Warder—W. F. Bowe, Augus
to.
Peace Congreta Meets.
New York. April 8c—Final arrange
ments have been made-for conducting
the national arbitration and peace con.
gress. which will open in this city next
Sunday.
TutfsPills
stimulate the TORPID LIVER,
strengthen the digestive orgpns,
regulate the bowels, and arc un-
cqualcd as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
In malarial dlstrlcta their virtues
are widely recognized, as they pos
sess peculiar properties In freeing
the system from that poison Ele
gantly sugsr costed.
Take No Substitute.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
AT ILLEDGEVILLE
The program for the coming conven
tion In Mllledgevllle of the county
school officials of Georgia, on April 28,
24 and 25. has just been completed.
The officials will he welcomed by May
or Julius A. Horne, of Mllledgevllle;
President M. M. Parks, of the Georgia
Normal and Industrial College, and
County School Commissioner R. N.
Lamar. The response will be delivered
by J. W. Bivins, of Crisp county, after
which State School Commissioner W.
B. Merritt will deliver his annual ad
dress.
On
Mrs. Walter B. Hill, M. L.
Fulton, and EL W. Childs, of Randolph,
will discuss school Improvement work,
and J. N. Rogers, assistant to Commis
sioner Merritt. wlH speak on agricul
ture In the common schools.
One of the Interesting features of the
second day's session will b« an address
by Dr. Wycllffe Rose, agent of the
Peabody fund. Dr. Rose comes from
Nashville and Is well known In the ed
ucational w'orld.
On the last day of the convention
the visitor* will make an Inspection of
the schools of Milledgevllls and other
Institutions.
Camp Walker Election.
«mp Walker, U. C. V.. will hold te
regular monthly meeting at 102 South
Forsyth street Tuesday night for the
annual election of officers. A full at
tendance la earnestly desired.
By order • F. A. HILBURN,
Commander.
J. G. RAMSEY. Adjutant.
FIFTH GA, REGIMENT
RIGIDLY INSPECTED
Inspection of the Fifth regiment was
practically completed In Atlanta dur
ing the last week by Colonel W. O.
Obear, Inspector general of th» state
,natlona! guard, and Captain W. T.
Morgan, of the regular army.
Monday evening the Governor’s
Horse Guard will be Inspected, which
1 will complete the Inspection here until
the latter part of April, when regi
mental headquarters and the govern
or's staff will be Inspected.
The showing made by the Fifth this
year was most flattering. Captain Os
car Palmour's company. A, made a
record of 100 per cent on attendance.
Other companies made fine showings
On Tuesday the Marietta company
will be Inspected, and thla will end the
service of Captain W. T. Morgan, who
will be relieved by Lieutenant Case, of
the Twelfth cavalry. Captain Mor
gan's troop will leave shortly for
Jamestown.
ISAAC MORELAND DIES,
AGED SEVENTY-FOUR YEARS.
Special to The Georgian.'
Eatonton, Go.. April 8.—Isaac T.
Moreland died Friday at his home, near
Willard, this county. In his 74th year.
The deceased spent all his life in this
his native county on the farm, beloved
and honored by all who knew him. an.l
his death will be seriously felt. He
leaves a wife and two children, William
Moreland and Mrs. Lizzie Howard. Tho
burial took place from Avalona church,
of which he was a member.
PANAMA MAY NOT JOIN
COMING PEACE CONGRESS.
Washington. April 8.—Tho republic
of Panama is the only one of the gov
ernments In Central and South Amer
ica which has not yet Indicated Its
willingness .to participate In the ap
proaching session of the peace congress
at The Hague. Boron Rosen, the Rus
sian ambassador, announces that he has
received formal responses from *11 but
the latest addition to the family of
nations.
ONE VOTE HELD FATE
OF EATONTON ELECTION.
Special to The Georgian.
Eatonton, Go., April 8.—The recent
election held to decide whether or not
210,000 additional bonda should be Is
sued to complete the system of sewer
age for this town, now only three-fifths
finished, resulted In favor of the bonds.
Eighty votes were cast ‘Tor bonds” and
forty "against." one more vote
"against" or one less "for," would have
defeated the measure.
RING US UP ANY TIME
AND DO YOUR BUYING BY ’PHONE.
Private
Exchange
with
operator
in
« Our Store.
Many a family and many an individu
al appreciates our prompt system of
shopping by 'phone in connection with
our FREE Messenger Service. For in
stance: You may have a prescription
to fill; simply ring up —our messenger
will call and presently you have your
Prescription filled at exactly tho samo
price as though you personally called
at our store. Or you may want some
Listerine, Talcum Powder, Toothache
Cure, Toilet Goods, or any of tho thou
sand and one essentials carried in a first-
elats drug store. All right—our 'phone
•““tern of shopping is at your disposal.
Our Broad
Guarantee:
Every arti
cle Is right,
price, quality
—and ref uni
money In any
Instance where
desired.
JACOBS’ PHARMACY
6, 8, 10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street.