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THE) ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS,
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KEELY’S
KEELY’S
KEELY’S
KEELY’S
KEELY’S
KEELY’S
KEELY’S
Remnant Sale Imported Wash Goods
Thousands of Short Lengths, Piece Ends and Remnants of Fine Imported
White and Colored Wash Goods to Be Closed Out in Our Bargain
Annex Friday at Less Than Half Price
Phenomenal selling of white and colored Import
ed Wash Fabrics for the past ten days has caused an
accumulation of thousands of yards of remnants, short
lengths and piece ends.
These must be closed out without delay; so we
will place them all on center tables in our annex to
morrow and offer choice of the entire collection for
12 1-2 cents a yard.
Sale Will Include:
All these goods are new, clean and fresh and in
the most popular weaves and patterns of the season.
Their regular retail values range from 25 to 50 cents a)
yard. Buy them tomorrow at 12 1-2 cents.
Lengths are various—ranging from 2 to 12 yards',,
and if you can use such lengths you can secure bar-i
gains extremely rare. Come early and get best
choice. • ’Si
Scotch Zephyrs and
Scotch and English Madras
Corded Madras,
full 36 inches wide
Genuine French Percales,
in newest patterns.
Silk-Warp Effleures,
always sold at 60o.
Satin Striped Organdies,
real 50c quality.
White Madras in
checks and figures.
White Paris Mousseline;
46-inch, 40c quality.
White Persian Lawns,
32 inches; 25c quality
White Egyptian Dimities,
in large and small cheoks,
White Plaid Batistes,
very sheer and fine,
White Batiste Claire,
very sheer and fine,
White Bwanse Mull,
for lingerie waists, eto.
White India Llnon;
36-inch; 30c grade
White Poplins;
new weaves for suits, eto.
Worth Up to 50c
Every Piece Will Be Plainly Marked
With Number of Yards It Contains and
Choosing Will Be Easy. Extra sales-
force to serve you.
Choice of the Lot
12SC
Per Yard
Keely Company
Sale Will Include:
French Lingerie Mulls,
' worth 50 cents.
Drap de Linde,
would be cheap at 25o
Genuine French Organdies,
worth 40 to 50c
Checked Chiffon Mulls,
worth more than 25c
Mohair Suitings,
full silk finished.
Beal Grass Linens,
worth fully 35c
French Embroidered Voiles,
never sold under 50c.
\
Genuine Irish Dimities,
imported direct by us.
Checked Silk Tissues,
exclusive 1007 novelties.,
Embroidered Batistes
in all the best shades.
Dotted Swiss Appliques,
very popular novelties,
Silk Finished Mousselincs,
in best plain shades.
Foulard Batistes,
remarkable Bilk imitations.
Chiffon Organdies,
really worth 39o
Worth Up to 50c
All Will Be On Special Tables in the
Annex and the Sale Will Begin Tomor
row, Friday, Morning, when the store
opens.
THEATER PARTY.
Ml.. Bessie Jones will give a mati
nee boa party at the Grand Saturday,
her meats to include Misses Annie Lee
McKensle, Era Bell Gregg. Sarah Raw-
son, Carotin Muso nnd Mlgnon Mc
Carthy.
IN HONOR OF MRS; LESTER.
Mrs. Murdock Walker gave a smaU
bridge party Thursday morning at her
home on Peachtree street In compli
ment to Mrs. Frank Lester, of New
York, the guest of Mre. William A.
Speer.
dancincTparty.
Mr. Thomas Swift will give a danc
ing party next Wednesday night at
Segadlo's hall.
BRIDQE~SERIE8.
Mrs. Richard Elliott Miller's bridge
parties will be next Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday afternoons, and will
he given at her apartments In the
Kelley, on West Peachtree atreet.
FE8TIVAL ANDLAWN PARTY.
Friday evening, June SI, the Ladles'
Missionary Society of Georgia Avenue
Presbyterian church will give a lawn
party nnd Ice cream festival at the
residence of Mrs. Green, 71 MUIedge
avenue.
The public it cordially invited to be
preeent. The proceed* will be given to
the Georgia Cottago nt the Thornwell
Orphanage, Clinton. S. C.
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1 Personal Mention J
Mia. Beetle Parker, of Thomasvllle,
*■111 spend the summer In Atlanta.
„ 'Ire. N. J. Smith has returned to
Y* Ve Spring, after visiting friends In
Atlanta.
Miss Henrietta Smith Is the guest of
friends at Alpharetta.
Mrs. Samuel D. Dalhouse and Master
°f Augusta county, Virginia, are
JislUng her son, John D. Dalhouse.
Lee street.
, Mrs. K. C. Watts, of Staunton, Va..
“ rlsiung her nephew, John W. Dal-
ho ««, rn Lee street.
Mr. Palmer Johnson sails for this
S°S«r» on Thursday, after spending a
delightful vacation In various parts of
Europe.
Uev. Junius Millard Is the guest of
hi. sister, Mrs. Henry B. Stevens, at
Asheville.
Mr. H. A. Colea has returned from a
Yl.lt to Asheville.
Miss Genie Lester left Tuesday for
Texas. Oklahoma and Indian Territory
11 spend the summer.
l*Ys- M. If. Gale left Thursday aft
ernoon for her cottage at Tallulah,
where she will spend the remainder of
tu summer.
Mr. Robert Keely Is spending a few
days at the Continental, Atlantic Beach.
Mrs. George Howard and Mrs. Pres
ton Arkwright have returned from a
visit to Atlantic Beach.
At the trail party given Wednesday
by Mrs. Jsnnle Finley, of Decatur, In
honor of Mrs. Rots Harper, of Phila
delphia, and Mrs. Buford Smith,- of
Tennllle. the prises were won by Miss
Gertrude Brown, Mrs. M. I. Stone and
Mre. J. P. Laird. These were a gold
hatpin, a lace centerpiece and a Japa
nese Jardiniere.
Misses Alllne and Iva Lucke have
returned home after a delightful visit
In Falrburn, Ga.
Misses Malden and Floy Kyte. from
Falrburn, Go., are being entertained
by Mlseee Mutelle and Cleo Lucke, at
their home In West End.
Mrs. W. H. Longenecker, with her
little eon, Lowell, of Middletown, Ohio,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Waggoner, at 75 Forrest ave
nue.
Mies Wesley Mitchell, who has spent
the winter In Florida, will return home
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kellogg are at
Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peters and Mr.
Wimberly Peters have returned from a
visit to Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mra. L. C. Raoul, 115 Wash-
tngton atreet, announce the birth of a
daughter.
Rev. and Mra. J. W. Lee and Mr.
Palmer Johnson were registered at the
New York Herald olllce. In Paris, on
Monday, the 17th.
Mrs J- E. D. Pedder has returned
from an extended visit to Mrs. A. A.
Cllsby, at Mobile.
Mies Kate Riley, of Montgomery. Is
visiting Atlanta frlenda.
Mrs Lewis Butt Cunningham, Sirs.
C. A. Withers, Mrs. Virginia D’A. Al
len Miss Marie Allen, Sfre. William
K 'wilier. Sirs. C. Henry Cohen and
sirs H. P. Mays were guests of Sirs.
C H Phlnlsy at an Informal little
bridge party yesterday afternoon, the
occasion being In compliment to Sirs.
Cunningham, whose recently an
nounced engagement to Mr. Edward
Barrett has been the occasion of much
pleasant comment.—Augusta Herald.
Miss Harriett Somerville and sister.
Mr, Charles P. Osborn, of Atlanta,
have left for the home of their parents
..Sorrento, Fla., where the former
will bTmarVted to Mr. Hal W. Cline,
also of this city, on June it.
Mr L Condon Hendrick leaves
Tlnirsdar on a month’s trip among
relatives In Louisville, Ky., and later
will visit Cairo, 111
Miss Isabelle Hlltey has returned
home after a delightful visit to Ala
bama
Mr. J. H. Wllensky Is at the Clay-
pool Hotel In Indlanapolle, having gone
on to'attend the* convention of the
Wholeeale Saddlers' Association.
Mrs. S. D. Harwood and Miss Gall
Harwood are In Roswell the gueets
of Mra. RAIph Van Landlngham.
Mrs. Frank Peck and her daughter,
MIS! Elolsa Peck, left Wednesday night
for Wilmington, Del, to visit Mrs. R. C.
Von Shoop. \
Mrs. John J. Martin left Wednesday
for Elberton to visit her alster, Mra
Z. B. Rogers, who is critically III
5Ilss Mary Traylor and Miss Ade
line Thomas left Thursday for a visit
to Highlands. N. C.
Mrs. Henning Van Ransselaer and
Mrs. Thornton Marye have returned
from Virginia
Mr. and him. Gately, Mias Alberta
Rankin, Mr. Shorter Rankin and
Messrs. George and Thurston Merritt,
of Cincinnati have returned from
Knoxville, where they attended the
Swann-Rankln wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grant and chll
dren and Mrs. J. Marshall Slaton have
returned from Jamestown.
Miss -Constance Knowles, Miss Jen
nle English, Miss Nina Hornady and
Mr. Joe Brown Connally have returned
from Jamestown.
SOCIETY WITH
OUR NEIGHBORS
ATLANTIC BEACH, FLA.
Echoes from Jacksonville society Just now
ere chiefly of depsrtures for tbn vsrlous
summer resorts, and those who are Dot
quite ready to go North or West or to Eu
rope, the most popular place of all this year,
are at the Continental, enjoying tbs won
derfully cool weather and Invigorating sea
brasses.
United Stales Senator end Mrs. Taliafer
ro and their daughters end aoaa In law,
Mr. ami Mra. Archer 8. llubbard and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward W, Lane, are at Atlan
tic Beach.
State Senator II. IL Beckman and wife,
cx-Uovernnr and Mr,. W. 8. Jennings, Hon.
Duncan W. Fletcher nnd family, Mr. Wel
ter F. Coachman, accompanied by bis wife
■•-nghter, hive (pent the pait ten
,re. and leave today for the llrat
— Jf their anmmer's automobile trip
tbroneb Europe, nailing for New York on
the Clyde ship Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I<o-
renso A. Wilson are at the CouUnciitnl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Cummins nnd Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Cummin, have both l>een down
in their new touring care, making the
ran from Jacksonville lu an hour and -
half.
In Jacksonville, the entertainments have
been chiefly si frssco In chancier, and
suited to the weather Is their outdoor
character.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs.- Cay McCall
E re s delightful party on the l-laxm, of
r hnndsomo home, on Riverside avenue,
which, In Its grove of mnguulls trees, Is
an Ideal Southern residence. In honor of
the bride, Mrs. Walter Cromsrtle lirohston.
On Saturday, Mrs. Charles 1*. lam-t-ll gavt
s unique luncheon to about eighty friend*.
The big river eteemer, City of Jackson
vllle, wee chartered for the occeslon. Em
turned to Georgia xriterday.
Mr. F. 1>. Meadows, Jr., of Atlanta, has
been spending tbs past week at tht Conti
nental.
wa'dley.
Mrs. W. M. Holmes Is visiting bar mother
Smriten^jr.. * .. „>«.
Dr. W. Cl Hauser's fstnlly for s raw days.
Mr. A. J. Duron was In Augusts Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Uoff, of Augusts, has been the guest
of tbs Mlasss rarklns for the put week.
She returned homo Saturday.
Miss Helen Slaaaet, of Sprlnnile, has
been oji an estindsd visit to Miss Helen
Among those who ere attending the James
town exposition from here are Ml,, Beulah
llatmor and Mailer Landrum Outlaw.
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Fork will noon begin.
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Judge and Mra. Nash Broyles have
returned from Jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Felder announce
the birth of a son, Thomas B. Felder,
Jr.
Crab Orchard Seltzer.
Remember that name, please, and
see that every package you buy hee the
trade-mark "A Woman Astride a
Horse." Thle preparation In palatable,
and will cure dyspepsia; It’s efferves
cent—all druggists 10c and 25c.
CAMILLA.
Miss Mary Turner le visiting rriends In
Pelham.
Miss Jennie Johnston, of Albany, Is the
■eat of Sirs. Relic Wilson for a few days.
Mr. J. C, Wilson and Mra. Clan Twltty
went down to Quitman Tuesday to be at
the McRee Wsdc wedding.
Miss Tress Raahlnakl, of Tennllle, will
be the guest of Miss tines Brimberry this
'mi., Clara Freeman Is expected soon.
She will visit Mrs. F. L. Lewis.
The uisrriage-of Mr. J. p. McRee to Mies
Jeannette Wade was solemnised Wednesday
evening-at the Methodist ebnrrh In tjnlt-
man ,n-l was followed by a reception at the
1 y of the bride's parents.
Johns during The lovely afternoon hour,;
An elaborate nnd delicious eonrso lunch-
eon was 'served on board at half past 1.
Monday afternoon, Miss Emms Jocksy
s:st, si me t.nuren or ine tioou nnepnero.
Rev. Campbell Hlgbee performing the cere
mony. Miss Grace Van Ruren wss maid
of honor and Mr. William Howard wss
Mr. and Mrs. Screven Bond have return
ed from their wedding Journey nnd ire
at home to their large circle of Meade at
the home of Mra. Rond'a father, Postmaeter
l>. T. Ueron.
Mini Roltert* Buckridge In the guMt of
Mra. J. II. Crosby at l.t-r cottage st At
lantic Beach. Mra. John U. Christopher
has Issued Invitations for an evening bridge
party In honor of her guest, Mra. Charles
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spending the past few days
'il.
Mr. tail Mrs. J. N. Kellogg, of Atlanta,
are guests st the Continental, Atlantic
Bearn.
Mrs. George Howard and Mrs. Arkwright
and her pretty ehlMrrn left yesterday for
their home In Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Peters and Mr. Wimber
ly Peters, who have lieen at the bench for
two weeks, have returned home.
Mr. nnd Mra. Smith liekett left la-t
night for Macon, after s vlalt of ten days
it tbs CostlBentaL
Miss Broughton and Miss Porter, of Mad
ison, Ga., two most attractive girla, ro-
i creek a few days of tba
Peterson of Wadley am
of Louisville have been received.
On Thursday evening the Misses Perkins
entertained In honor of their visitor, Miss
Uotr. In the various games and contests
MJ»* Helen Massce wou first prize and
Miss Irma Eva iccond. Delightful rsfresh-
meuta were served during tbs evening.
GADSDEN, ALA.
Mra. J. M. Elliott, Jr., and Mrs. T. 8.
Kyle left Wednesday for Nsw York aud
will sail from that city for a trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. SI. H. Davis, Mrs. J. W.
Duncan and Mlaaei Nell end Ruth Duncan
will go to Boston and will sail from that
city on July 2 for a trip to Europt.
Mrs. C. c. Cross ana children have
turned from ■ visit to relatives In Blrmlng-
MIsscs Myra Mitchell. Maggie DnBoie
and Miry Dortch are attending the etito
musical convention at Montgomery.
Mina Carrie Turner, of Birmingham, It
the guest of Miss Jos Costs.
Mrs. A. E. Goodhue sntertslnsd the Em
broidery Circle st her home ou Forrest sve-
out Wednesday evening.
Hiss Clark, of Rome, Os.. Is the gusst of
her etster. Sirs. 8. C. Gentry, on Chestnut
stnet.
Miss .Mattie Stocks has returned from
Randolph-Mscon College to spend, her vaca
tion.
Miss Elisabeth Green has gone to Chicago
> spend the summer with relatlree.
Miss Annie Glover, of Decatur, Is the
guest of Miss Mildred Alford on tlsrataon
avenue.
Silas Belle Jones Is attending tbs summer
school at Tuscaloosa.
Miss Nellie Duncan Is visiting friends st
Clinton. Ind
Miss SInliel Claybaugh Is the guest of
Sira. R. V. Davidson and family.
Sir. and Sira. T. O. Ewing are visiting st
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1. Rogers, of Blrm
jir». n. v. Davidson and daughter, Sllsa
Annie Lea, entertained In honor of their
visitors, blisses Arnold nnd Fields, of War-
trace. Tenn., and Miss Ciaybaugb, Monday
L. w.
fng In honor of her lltt
ir Stillwell, of Birmingham.
... A. D. Stmpsoa will sail oil June 20 to
visit his old home at Glasgow; Scotland.
sir. n11-1 Sira. Jce Daniel, of nirmlnalmni,
who have been the guests of r. nnd Sira.
T. J. Wood lilt have returned home.
M ■ mi l Mr- .l-hn limr- I, left \\ - l„. -
day for New York nnd will sail from that
-I
the gu
their home.
Sirs. Ilruen Armstrong has returned from
a visit to her mother at Cottnnvilln.
Dr. E. It. Cross Is attending the State
Druggists’ Association at Blount Springs.
DALLAS, GA.
Miss Lillian Fain left this morning
to visit her sister, Mra, J. B. Slaughter,
of Athena, Ga., and to bo present dur
ing the University commencement ex
ercises.
Mrs. Cecilia Kcof has arrived from
Augusta to make her home with Mrs
A. C. Clark, her sister.
Miss Nellie Bplnks leaves naxt week
for Meadow Brook farm, near Smyrna,
to visit her friends, the Mieses Walker.
Miss Louie Davis Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. James L. Mayson, In Atlanta.
Judge A, L. Bartlett Is able to be out
again after an Illness of several weokn,
Miss Irma Foster has returned from
college to spend a portion of tha sum
mer with her sister In Dallas,
Dr. B. Robertson has returned from
the veterans' reunion at Richmond and
the Jameetown exposition.
Sir. and Mrs. James Watson, with
their children, are guests of relatives
near Atlanta.
Mr*. Banks, of Atlanta, Is visiting
Mrs. R. D. Leonard.
Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Hitchcock re
turned from a pleasant trip to Florida
Thursday.
Miss Mao Lilli* Drake la the guest
of her brother, Mr, Ben Drake, of At
lanta.
Mrs. S. B. Lana and little daughter,
Thelma, and Miss Lennle McCurry, of
Rome, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. W. A.
Dodson.
Mr. W. N. Bagwell, a former In
structor In. the Technological School
of Atlanta, has accepted a position ae
superintendent of the Paulding County
Cotton Manufacturing Company here,
Messrs. R. D. Leonard and P. F.
Clark spent last Monday In Atlanta.
Mr. Clyde Splnke spent Sunday with
hla parent* In Dallae.
Mr. E. Davis has returned from Ac-
worth.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
of the season was the picnic at Hen
derson's mill Thursday. Those In the
party were Mesdames H. W. Natley
and G. T. Welch, chaperone; Misses
Green, Edmundson, Ritchie, Cooper,
Grinin, Fain, Bandera, Bennett and
Foster; Dr. Sewell Messrs. St. John
T. Cooper, M. Cooper Grinin Under
wood, Bartlett, Weatherly and Dr.
Spearman.
THOMAI5VILLE.
The members of the Conntry Club enter-
tntneii at a moonlight picnic ou Fridas
night at the clnb grounds. Judge and Sirs.
J. II. Merrill were the chaperons.
Mrs. C. W. Cooper entertained at dinner
To -lay night In honor of Miss liessle I'ene,
or Atlanta, and bliss Laura Anslev, i f De
catur. After the dinner party bliss Stay
. honor.
bliss Mmole nurts, *.f OelumbUA Is
guest of Mrs. O. C. Hall.
Mrs. W. A. Ft
epH"
Miss Gensr* rnramor* In Boston.
Mr*. J. T. Culpepper un-1 Silas 6ue Cul.
miHM
Mr. t
nro the guests <
Don gild.
Sira. Thomas A. Jon**,- of Whlghnm, was
s visitor hers this week.
I'.ic
with Sira. O. u.
Parker will spend the sum-
Miss Betalo F
tner In Atlanta.
Mr«. J. W. Butler lift Toetday for tho
North, where ab«» will apond tho summer.
. Mrs, Loon A. Woltera, of Manistee* Mich.,
It hero for a few dayt.
Mra. Heath Varnedoo and her children
few dayt with frlenda In Valdotu
of Mr,
id Mr
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