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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, APHID 17, 13JT. 7 Clothes That Satisfy The better clothing judge you are, the more you’ll appreciate these Rogers, Peet & Co. and Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes. The more carefully and critically you examine them the more thoroughly you’ll be convinced of their faultless quality. You can’t get better clothing, no matter how much you pay; you’ll be asked to pay our prices elsewhere for ordinary clothing, with no character in it or reputation behind it. Atlanta men are appreciating these facts more widely every day; and our business is grow ing by leaps and bounds; our doubled space will soon be inadequate. Come in tomorrow and choose a new Spring Suit: pay $15 or $40 or any price between-—you’ll get more for your money than you ever got before. Copyright 1907 by H«rt Schaffner isf Marx Your Hat Is Here Put your head into one of these smart Stet son, $3 to $6, or Miller $5 hats. All good shapes and shades in soft and stiff styles. Smart Shirts Manhattan Shirts at $1.50 to $3.50—and the best line of dollar‘Shirts in town. New Neckwear We’re “doinga land office” business in Neckwear and no wonder, with such a stock. Daniel Bros. Co. L. J. DANIEL, President. 45-47-49 Peachtree St.—Opposite Walton St. HIGHS HIGH’S SILK SALE! TOMORROW, ONE DAY, CHOICE NEW SILKS Some remnants, half pieces and full bolts, waist and dress silks in stripes, checks and plaids suitable for shirt waist suits, fancy waists, kimonos and children’s dresses. These are brand new silks, only been iu stock a few weeks. Big line patterns and styles to choose from. Come tomor row and take your choice of the lot AT 33c F0R 33c BEGINS OPERATION Yard Wide $1.50 Quality Black Taffeta Silk TOMORROW, ONE DAY., Come buy this yard wide $1.50 quality guaranteed Black Taffeta Silk, while five pieces last, at $1.10 J. M. HIGH EORGIA COMPANY'S CASE SUBMITTED WITHOUT BRIEF. "'*»hinjtton, April 17.—The com- a,nt “f the Tomlln-Harrl. Machine of Cordele, Ga., ogalnat the Louisville end Nashville railroad, waa heard by the Interstate commerce commission today. The testimony was concluded by noon'and the case submitted without brief or argument. < ( Silyer Chest” Window Have you observed the superb displaj’ of silver- re in chests in our window! The varying styles, patterns and combinations tirate the possibilities of our stock—which is un called in the South. Every piece is the perfection of the silversmith’s ; detail and workmanship being important de nts with us. Wedding Silver a Specialty. Maier & Berkele Macon Man Commissioned. C. D. Winn, Jr., of Macon, waa commissioned captain of Company V. Second regiment, Wednesday. He suc ceeds Baxter Jones, recently promoted to lieutenant colonel of the Second. Your Baby’s Stomach Th« weakest organ of your baby Is’the atomaeh. The most critical stage la teething -this Invari ably causes nervousness and stomach disor ders; followed by bowel pains. Diarrhoea and Cholera-Infantum. There Is one harmless remedy that corrects and cures all such disor ders, and it is Pitt's Carminative It contains no injurious drugs, and has the endorsement of mothers who have used it Guaranteed under the National Pure Food and Drugs ALL DRUGGISTS 2$ Craft The Lamar & Rankin Drug Co. AU.nl., Georgia Transfer May Mean New Outlet for Atlanta Com merce to the Sea. Special to The Georgian. Broxton. Go.. April 17.—Sunday night nt midnight the Ocllla and Valdostn railroad from Fltxgerald to Broxton be gan existence under new ownerahlp and management, H. C. McFadden. who re- signed last week as general passenger agent of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic system, representing the new ownership in the capacity of general superintendent, the road having become the property of the Broxton, Haile- hurst and Savannah railroad. Mr, Mc Fadden la one of the foremoat men In railroad circles of the South. The Atlanta, Birmingham and At lantic system owns valuable terminals In Savannah. These were bought about two years ago. This Include, what la said to be the most desirable wharfage In Savannah. These facte, connected with the purchaee of thla line, confirms the prevailing opinion that the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic will build Into Savannah, thus giving Atla'nta n now outlet to deep water and opening up the broadest section of South Oeor* gla ns yet not penetrated by railroads. It any extension Is made the road will probably be through Baxley, Glen- viUe and Hlnesvllle. The sale of the line from Broxton to Haalehurst to the Georgia and Florida railway some months ago, precludes the possibility of It being built to Haalehurst. For that rrason It la aeml-ofllclally announced that a new charter will be applied for at once. The management at present Is operating under the old charter of the Broxton. Haalehurst and Savannah railroad. GET LOWER RATES Washington, April 17.—The Interstate commerce- commission today. In an opinion by Commissioner Clements, an nounced Its report and order In the case of McRae Grocery Company and W. B. Foleom, against the Southern Railway Company, Seaboard Air Line railway and others. The complaint alleged t^t rates on practically all classes of merchandise to McRae and Helena, Go., from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and point. In adjacent territory were unjust and unreasonable, and compart- son was made with rates from the same shipping points to Cordele and Fits- gerald. Go. Pending a hearing In this cafe, a conference was had between the com- plalnanta and representatives of the carriers and a readjustment of such rates satisfactory to the complaljianta was agreed upon. Permission wee granted by the com mission to the carriers to make auch ratea .effective on three days' notice, and In accordance therewith tariffs naming the new rates have been fllej. Bank Deposits Heavy. Special to The Georgian. Hawklnsvllle, Ga.. April 17.—The sworn statemenls made by the three local banks show deposits amounting to $1(0,000. These banks are the Haw- klnsvllle Bank and Trust Company, t ie Planters’ Bank and (he First National Bank, and yet It Is said that there |j such a demand for loans that the banka can hardly supply the demand. Protracted Meeting. Special to The Georgian. Valdosta, Ga„ April 17.—For the past two weeks Rev. w.. N. Brlney. .of the Christian church of Louisville, Ky„- has been conducting a series of meetings at the Chrletlan church, and the meetings have been very largely attended. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE NORTH STAR REFRIGERATOR =“The Refrigerator With The Cork Filling.”= BEST IN THE WORLD. . \ No typhoid germs in the walls of the North Star— the granulated cork filling makes them absolutely free from moisture. See them before buying. Priced —. *7.52 to $80.22 Buy a Refrigerator now and pay tor it during tho summer— our fiboraf credit eystem will fur nish your home at no extra cost. CarmiGhael-Talman Furniture Co., “The Store That Saves You Money” 74-76 Whitehall St. Additional Want Ads. -W ••• FOR SALE BY ANDERSON 527 CANDLER BLD0. PHONE 5161 •v HOMKKKKKMItS, ATTENTION! WEST FIFTH HTUEET, ONE HLOrK «f Writ Peachtree; new derm-room hnune; large HoviUcd lot. GO by is*. to alley: east front, electricity, gas. Laths, servant's out house. Delightful neighbor- hood; $8,600, with terms. eahT noiitii avenue, near tied- mont avenue; new twelve-room boose; level lot, 60 by 176; built for home; every, convenience; two baths, laundry room, etc.; good neighborhood; price $9,600, with terms. RING US UP ANY TIME AND DO YOUR BUYING BY ’PHONE. Private Exchange with operator in Our Store. Many a family,end rpany «n individu al appreciate, our prompt system of shopping by 'phone in connection with our FREE Messenger Servic.r. For in stance! You may have a preecription to fill! simply ring up —our messenger will call and presently you havo your Prescription filled at exactly the same pries as though you personally called st our store. Or you may want aome Listarlne, Talcum Powder, Tooth a oh e Cure, Toilet Goode, or any of the thou sand and ona essentiela carried In a first- olass drug store. All right—our 'phono system of shopping is at your disposal. Our Broad Guarantee: Every arti cle Is right, price, quality —and refund money In any Instance where desired. JACOBS' PHARMACY 6, 8, 10 Marietta Street. 23 Whitehall Street. AT THE THEATERS "Around the Cloek.” Comedy that Is hilarious, songs that a re tuneful and fun-makers that are famous In two continents are a few of the salient features of the latest musical entertainment that Is to hold the boards at theggfnunext week. The lutnnHyhls piece of melodious frivolity Is chllc<r"Around the Clock," which he* been chosen as a fitting me dium for the Introduction of-the Ritchie London Comedy Company, a band of players who are without a peer In their particular branch of work. The Ritchie comedians were real hits, last season, when they presented their world-fa mous travesty called "A Night In a London Music Hall.” 'jOBBB ■ DOME8TIC WATER SUPPLY for COUNTRY HOUSES. INSTALLED IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. DUNN MACHINERY COMPANY, 54 Marietta 8t., Atlanta, Oa. Fr«Ssa>»l«. AUtruDttLS. iMnUMt.truianS.lmlilT, „ The Shine That Shines Brightest Phone 406 or Drop a Postal to THE TRIPOD PAINT CO. 37 N. Pryor St., and a ik&rTfum ARTIST Will bring you a give you an ail........ «... ........ your walls with DECO-MURA, th new sanitary Wall Finish. npls-card and tc on Tinting PIEDMONT PLACE (THIRTEENTH Street)* two new right-room hou*c<< on good Iota, 38 by 184; every modern convcii- Irnrr; no hug*, germ*, etc.; everything new greenwood avhnlb. near 'boclk- I • • l . I' it S' IM'H tight I II )|OI|Mr,0 I’ll lot 75 by 1«o. Every modern convenience. Price $4,600, with eaey terms. NORTH BOULEVARD, CORNER GREEN- I nm un*'. Inst l.flhg tlnNIwd: Him ten- room hotter; well built in every detail; all convenience*; lot 75 by 180. with east front. Tble le a gem for $M00 ou eitej term*. DECATUR, OA., HANDSOME COUNTRY residence, with 9 acres of grounds; beau tifully In hi out nnd covered «Vh tins huge oak*. I loose hn* nine large roomfe, two. stbry collar, servant's out u-burnt, • hl'k.ii \ i.'i- mi.i li'iiii***. Every# thing In good condition. Can fell clnap. THERE ARE HO MANY OTHER BEAU- tlc» on my Hat thitt you will have to are me to find nut about them. Come now before they nre taken. CU8TI8 N. ANDEBSON. WILLIAM S. ANSLEY, Real Estate. 217 Century Building, Phone 288. SOUTH BIDE HOME-ON RAWBOJf street, near Cooper, nnd In one of tb# beet residence sections of th<T city, I have a nine-room bouse, with all modern con* venlence*, furnished throughout, whl<*h owner Is anxious'to sell. Trlee, Inclmiiug furniture. $7,M9. DETERS STREET PROPERTY-THIS side of the viaduct, right At the new Southern mllwny depot, snd next to the Are euglne bouse; sq you cnn go and look •t It. It Is ST* feet front, and la one of the only properties of this kind that can be bought In this section. It i« large enough for two stores and can be bought for $8,800. JUNIPER STREET—SPLENDID TW< story house, with ill modern Improv ments. Including furnace heat. Can t mneht for $7.<V«v » NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids, for the construction of the Baptist church In Douglas. (la., will bo received at the office of K. L* Tanner, Dotlfla.. Ga.. until 12 o’clock. May lit, St which time they will be ■ ; if Plans Mini sped Orations can bo had by calling on K L. Tanner, or Mr. G. C. Thompson, architect. Atlan ta. Ga. Bids must be Accompanied with ;» certified cluck for $500. K le. TANNER. Chr. Bid. Coi