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Greatest July Sale Atlanta Ever Saw Overstocked Manufacturers Sacrifice Surpluses to Us. Waists, Skirts and Suits Below Value Second Floor 83 brand new and exquisitely beautiful all-over Lace Waists in white, ecru and black; full silk lined and worth fully $5.00; choice tomor- $1.98 A leading New York maker was badly overstocked and sacrificed to us 600 beautiful Lingerie Waists at less than they cost to make. They go on sale tomorrow— waists really worth $2.00 to$3.00 wholesale— at, choice of the lot yOC 100 Ladies’and Misses’Skirts of all-wool Panama, Mohair and novelties—easily worth It <1 AC! $5.00; at $ 1.79 75 handsome imported Voile and Chiffon Panama Skirts and 32 guaranteed Black Taffeta Silk^ A "Wg" Skirts; worth up to $15.00; in this sale at.. yTi /9 200 fine white Linen Skirts, plaited worth $4.00; tomorrow only Persian Lawn Shirtwaist Coat Suits, worth up to $10.00; choice Sheets; Pillow Cases; Spreads At Less Than They’re Worth at the Mills Today Hemmed bleached lmen finish Sheets; size 2 by 2 1-2 yards.. A Single bed Sheets, hemmed; size 54 by 90 inches bleached, 59c Extra quality Seamless Sheets, size 2 by 21-2 yards; special /SIC Hemstitched Seamless Sheets, good quality; size 2 by 21-2 yards. Finest quality Hemstitched Seamless Sheets, torn and hem med ; full 214 by QB- 21-2yards; only Full 11-4 mite Crochet Bed Spreads, worth $1.00; in this July sale at — only. .OSJC Extra 11-4 White Crochet Bed Spreads in handsome Mar seilles patterns; $2.00 AA. value 3JOC We Pass the Bargains on to You. Don’t Miss These Big July Bargains Good quality Bleached Pillow Cases; size 36 by 42 Cl Extra quality 42 by 36-inch Bleached Pillow 4 Cases; only AfcC Very fine 45 by 36-inch Bleach ed Pillow Cases; 1 Cx* Cases; only Very fine 45 by 36-inch Hem' stitched Pillow Cases 4 Q. at, only A and strapped; $1.00 Suits and white liuen $2.98 We Give Green Trading Stamps BASS’ Other First Floor Specials Brown Linens for dresses, men’s shirts, etc.; 4 real 25c grade *vC Japanese Draperies—36 inches wide; 40e value; 7c Lonsdale Cambric in 2 to 12- yard remnants; at, Q f per yard 3FC Table Damask—full bleached, 60 inches wide; worth ab. 50c a yard 49C per yard. Towel Crash—plain or twilled; good quality; 10c^ ^ Q — value » -OU Chiffon Veils, hemstitched; white, black or 25c brown; only. 4th of July Bunting, Stars and Stripes; yd 5 CENTS Round Thread Val Laces, worth up to 25c; at yd 5 CENTS Sale of Lace Cut And Other Basement 0 500 pairs of beautiful Nottingham and Saxony Net Curtains w up to $3.00 and $4.00 a pair, will be offered in this grand July Bargain Sale at choice, per curtain Refrigerators—solid oak, heavy Floor Oilcloth in good patterns; zinc lining; 35-lb. QE very special, per ice capacity yard JL5SC Mattresses—all cotton, full Mattings—Japanese and China size; weight, 30 ftO "TtZ weaves; 40c values; 4 Q- pounds; special.. O yard *»v ‘tains ifferings “49 Cts Children’s See-Saws, extra well made; very special^^ 50 Ladies’ Rockers of solid polish ed oak with cane | VA f seats; only Z wC Second Floor Extra heavy guaranteed taffeta black and most fashionable shades; worth $8.00; July Sale Price silk Petticoats in $3.95 25 dozen Ladies’ Straw Sailors iu new shapes, trim med with fancy bands; worth $1.00; choice w Rough Jap Straw Sailors and 2-pieee “Mushroom” Sailors; black, white or colored bands; • E A/* values up to $2.00; at Girls’ Wash Dresses of good Madras aud Chambray; worth up to $2.50; at Just 200 Children’s colored Parasols to sell tomorrow at, choice Ladies’ Mercerized Lisle Undervests with silk taped neck and armholes Boys’ Linen aud Madras Wash Suits, worth $1.50; in this sale Boys’ well-made Linen Knee Pants; 50c value 57c 10c 5c 39c 15c BASS jf 18 West Mitchell, Near Whitehall. Drawings Held For Tournament The drawing for Opponents In tho Southern lawn tennis championship was held Tuesday morning In the Atlanta Athletic Club building. This drawing resulted as follows: Men’s Doubles. Preliminary Round—Berrien and Da vis vs. Norton and Cornelius; Byrd and Cowan vs. L. Grant and Dorsey; W. C. Grant and Westfall vs. Crawford and Van Gelder; Patterson and Mansfield vs. B. Logan and Grlma; Adair and Spratllng vs. Howell and C. Smith; W. Grant and Henderson vs. Scott and Williams; Stearns and Kingman vs, Meek and Ayres; Tyson and Baxter vs. Orme and Mayberry; Kennedy and Me- Kemle vs. Hatchsr and Farley. ' gti First Round. Smith and Leonard vs. Day and Farrell. Sawyer and Ramspeck drew a bye. Little and Bates vs. Carter and Mlddlebrooks; Troy and Colquitt vs. Rodgers brothers. Singles. Preliminary Bound—Karl Little vs. W. C. Grant; S. C. Williams vs. L. Haas; H. Orme vs. W. D. Morney; F. Fitzsimmons vs. M. Baxter; G. B. Norton vs. E. W. Alfriend; D. C. Pat terson vs. Nat Thornton; D. C. King- man vs. F. G. Byrd; J. F. Day vs. C. Smith; F. H. Sawyer vs. S. Crawford; W. Henderson vs. J. Ayres; B. Logan vs. R. A. Cowan; A. Grlma vs. H. Hatcher; V. Smith vs. B. F. Cornelius; L. J. Leonard vs. H. T. Westfall; L. J. Grant vs. F. Adair, Jr.; R. G. Lyon vs. E. Mansfield; W. Meek vs. H. Bates; C. M. Ramspeck vs. Charles Rodgers; G. C. Mlddlebrooks vs. McGhee Tyson; H. L. Starer vs. M. D. Berrien; N. Far rell vs. J. C. Colquitt. First Round—Cowan Rodgers vs. F. M. Farley; F. Van Gelder vs. E. V. Carter, Jr. Coke Davis drew a bye. L. D. Scott vs. B. M. Grant; E. F. May berry vs. E. B. Earnshaw; A. Howell vs. W. B. Grant. Ladies' 8ingles. Preliminary Round—Miss K. Dun- woody vs. Miss C. Westmoreland; Miss Evans vs. Miss Jackson; Miss Mims vs. Miss Brown; Miss J. Storrs drew a bye. Mixed Doubles. Miss Storrs and Cowan Rodgers vs. I Miss Jackson and B. M. Grant; Miss Evans and L. D. Scott vs. Miss Logan and Bland I.ogan; Miss Rodgers and Charles Rodgers vs. Miss Westmore land and Nat Thornton; Miss Minor and Mr. Grlma drew a bye. TWO MEN KILLED, SEVENTEEN HOOT Saving Department Installed BY THE Atlanta National Bank Four Per Cent Compounded Semi-Annually J Oldest National Bank IN THE Cotton States Established 1865 Complete Facilities for Handling Savings Deposits r-r— Philadelphia, July 2.—Two men were kill ed and the express messenger, fireman nnd three trainmen and twelve passengers. were Injured In the wreck of the Buffalo ex press, westbound, at flunbufy, Pa., at 1 o’clock this afternoon. *■ The Dead. EXPRESS MESSENGER EYRE, of Har- rlaburg. BAGGAGE MASTER GEORGE P. TELEGRAPHERS MAY STRIKE IN CHICAGO 8an Francisco, July 2.—It 1m Mtat.d today that President Small, of the Telegraphers’ Union, has mailed to the operatora In other cities orders to strike upon, receipt of Instructions ac companying the letters. It was first believed the operators at Seattle and Portland would be vailed out, but developments In Chicago give the Impression that the strike trill he called there. The union melt today say that "when we strike it will he at the point where It will <hurt;”° -■ - I,ANT7„ so harlly Injured that he will die. The filer ran Into an open ewlteh mid era.hed Into a freight train. None of the freight erew was hurt. Lead tfrie some place, Tiny Tad, Where they understand their ^rade, Where they know the good from bad And they keep the best that’s made. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $665,000.00 CMS. E. CURRIER, Pres. HUGH T. INMAN, Vice Pres. JAMES S. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier C. E. CURRIER, H. T. INMAN, ALFRED AUSTELL, C T o H S—- r. E. BLOCK, S. M. INMAN, A. ft. SWANN JACK J. SPALDING An eleph-antasy At the end of the road that leads to Muse's Style, Quality and Value are always waiting. Grass never grows on the path. It is kept beaten down by people who look for the best goods at right prices. You are particular—and so are we When ever an article goes out of this store, we want a satisfied customer to go with it "Satisfaction" is our trade-mark, and we stamp it in the mind of every patron. There are many theories and poli cies in business. One is to give standard grades of goods at reasonable prices; we don’t know any thing about the others. Two-Piece Suits in Fancy Weaves, $12.50 to $40. i USE’S, 3-5-7 Whitehall Street. -y—