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TidLLi A'iLiAJNTA (i-hiOKGIAN AND NEWS.
l»a>. r*KPTBMBRTl 3. 1907.
The Georgian and News Cheaper Text Book Plan
How To Save 20 Per Cent On School Expenses
ORB STATIONERY CO.,
94 Whitehall Street
$6,000 will be saved to the school children of Atlanta, this year by The Georgian. Full details of the
special 20 per cent reduction plan are given on this page. A careful reading will show how simple a plan has
been devised to make school text-books sell at a price cheaper to fathers and mothers and children than the
regular dealer can buy them.
ORR STATIONERY CO.,
94 Whitehall Street
r
Atlanta )
Fulton Co.)
SUBSCRIPTION AGREEMENT.
In consideration of the reduced rate at which the Georgian and News is sell
ing school books to —* — haying secured books I
agree to subscribe to The Georgian and News for
months: And fur
ther I agree to pay (10) ten cents per week for the Georgian and News for
the months, which is the regular subscription rate; and upon my fail
ure to pay the amount each week in advance, I agree to return all the
books bought through them to The Georgian Company upon demand.
Business Address:
Signed
■ Street. No.
Date
This agreement must he signed by the father, mother, guardian or some other responsible person, as the
reduction on the price of school text books Is allowed ONLY on condition that a subscription to Tho Georgian
s taken for one month for each book bought. If there are three children In a family and they need twelve text
books for all of them, the subscription agreement must then be for twelve months. This agreement must be
brought to Tho Georgian office. PROPERLY SIGNED, before any order will be Issued for books on. the Orr
Stationery Company. Much time and confusion can be saved If you will HU this agreement ut- carefully at
home before coming to The Georgian office, at 25 West Alabama street. Be sure to write the name and ad
dress very plainly, so there will be no mistake about the paper reaching you promptly.
Date.
To the ORR' ST A TIONER Y COMPANY,
94 Whitehall Street
Please,.deliver to, , . , , -—
One copy of.
Upon payment of tho regular book store price less twenty per cent,,
in accordance with our special agreement to furnish all the chil
dren of the public schools text-books at less than their actual cost.
THE GEORGIAN COMPANY.
ms o*ou is nor masriKUit. aho
Will HOT IE IE>ISSUED If tosr.
By.
After the subscrip
tion agreement has been
properly signed and
presented at The Geor
gian office, one order
similar to this will be
issued on the Orr. Sta
tionery Company, 94
Whitehall street, for
each book desired, and
upon presentation at
the Orr Stationery
Company the book will
be sold at The Geor
gian’s special reduction
price,which is indicated
by the black figures at
the bottom of this page.
HOW!
Rtad this carefully, and tea how
•impla It la to aave one-fifth of
tho coat of tho achool toxtbooka
you aro going to buy In tho next
j ton daya.
Find out how many textbooks ybur
children will need this year—cut out
of this page the subscription agree
ment—write In the blank spaces as In
dlcated the number of months equal
to the number of books you will have
to buy. Sign the agreement, writing
very plainly, giving your full name
and address, and either bring It or
send It to The Georgian office, at 25
West Alabama street, present this
agreement properly made out at this
office and an order on the Orr Sta
tionery Company, at 94 Whitehall
street, will be given you for each book.
This order Is not transferable and will
not be re-lssued It lost. The orders
you secure from The Georgian office
you will present to the Orr Stationery
Company, paying them the twenty per
cent Georgian reduction price. The
books will then be given you.
■ It’s worth while to remember a few
things:
You do not pay The Georgia?! any
money until your paper begins to be
delivered, then you pay the carrier
10 cents per week.
This offer Is good for old and new
subscribers alike—old subscribers must
pay up back subscriptions In full to
date.
Don’t send your child to The Geor
gian office unless he has the subscrip
tion agreement properly signed.
This offer applies only to textbooks
—not to copy, or drawing books or
color boxes or writing material.
Be sure you know what books you
want, as the name of each book goes
on the order. •
Look ta the bottom of this page and
see the two prices, then figure the
saving you are going to make.
The Conditions:
It is important that you fully understand how to secure your school text-books by The Geor-
. •
gian and News twenty per cent reduction offer and for that purpose kindly read the following
conditioi^, which are very simple to comply with; no misunderstanding is possible if carefully fol
lowed. ■
For every text-book bought under this offer there must be a subscription for one month to
The Georgian and News. This does not mean that there must be a different subscriber for each
month. One father or mother or other responsible person chn subscribe to The Georgian and News
for as many months as they desirti text-books. The.number of months which any one person can
subscribe to. The Georgian aud News iB not limited.
,Each subscription is taken at the rate of 10 cents per week by carrier, which is the regular
subscription price of The Georgian and News, payable either all at one time in advance or 10 cents
per week to the carrier. Where tho papers are delivered through the postoffice the subscription
price must be paid all at one time in advance.
Upon the failure of any subscriber to pay the carrier the subscription price weekly for any
one week during the time for which the subscription agreement lasts The Georgian and News re
serves the right to reclaim all the books bought under this special agreement and will be compelled
to take all of them should any of the weekly payments lapse.
This special offer applies to text-books only. It does not apply to drawing books, copy
books, color box, pencils, pens, inks, slates, satchels, or any other material needed by the children.
The books and the special reduction prices are shown at the bottom of this page.
The Orr Station
ery Company
The Orr Stationery Com
pany at 94 Whitehall street,
upon whom the Georgian
and News will give orders
for the school boojes, is one
of’.the largest school book
houses in Atlanta. It is sup
plied and equipped with
every facility for serving the
public, and every careful at
tention will be given those
who go there to get their
books and supplies. Trained
salesmen have been obtain
ed to give prompt attention
and as little delay as possi
ble will be caused when you
present your orders.
Don’t forget the number,
94 WHITEHALL STREET
What the 20 Per Cent Reduction
Means
The amount necessary to pay for the school books of Atlanta and
vicinity each year amounts to something like $25,000. This money comes
from, every class-of Atlanta's citizens and the expenditure of It touches
every household. The Georgian's special reduction offer meaps a saving
of $5,000 of the people's money.
In families where there are many children the buying o( books is one
of the big expenditures of tbo year. It Is prepared for and often denials
have to be made to raise the amounts necessary to pay for school books
which must be had.
* The Georgian and News realizes what this means to large families
where there are many children; to the widow whose only boy Is anx
ious to take advantage of the splendid system of public schools In At
lanta; to the aged grandmother who wants to see her little grand
daughter get the education which she must have to "make her way;"
to the salaried man who has many to feed aud school—to the laboring
man who has ambition for his children; and to all those who know that
education Is the lever that moves obstacles In the way to usccess.
* The Georgian and News Is glad for these and many other reasons
to bo able to assist In this movement for education In effecting a sav
ing of $6,000 to the mothers and fathers and children.
Every facility will be afforded them at The Georgian office and orders
for books will be given out as rapidly as the subscription agreements
are presented.
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List of Books To Be Used In Public Schools and Their Prices
BOOKS ON WHICH PRICES ABE NOT STATED ABE VET TO BE SELECTED BY THE TEAOHEBS.
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FIRST GRADE
Ward's Primer, parts 1 and 2 combined (Sep
tember) 36 49
Lee's First Reader (February) St\|e Edition. .30 .11
Ward's First Reader (April) .36 49
SECOND GRADE
Ward'a First Reader (September) .36 24
Ward's Second Reader (November) 44 45
Baldwin's Second Reader (February) ,35 4$
Stepping Stones to Literature, Second Reader
(April), Board Edition....'..... 35 .2$
Cloth 35 41
Speller—Benson's Practical, No. 1 15 .12
Music—Modem Muslo Series Primer 35 .1$
Supplementary Music—Melodla Song Book,
No. 23 42
THIRD GRADE
Stepping Stones to Literature, Third Reader,
Boards .45 .36
Cloth 50 .40
Stories of Great Americans for Little Ameri
cans (January) .40 .32
Lee's Third Reader (April), State Edition.... .30 .24
Mijafe—Modern Heriea, First Reader... .30 .24
Supplementary Muslo—Melodla Song Hook,
No. 2 .40 .32
Speller—Benson’s Practical Book, No. 1 .15 .12
Grammar—Hyde’s Two-Book Course, Book 1 .35 *21
FOURTH GRADE
Stepping Stonea to Literature. Fourth Reader,
Boards 4S .$$
Cloth «0 ■**
Stories of American Life and Adventur.
(January) " •$• *60
Old Stories of the East (April) .45 .36
Geography—Roddy'a Elementary 40 .32
Arithmetic—White’s New Complete, Virginia
•Edition <9 -32
Grammar—Hyde's Two-Book Course, First
Book -33 48
Music—Modem Music Series, First Reader... .30 44
Supplemental^ Music—Melodla Song Book
4o .32
8ix"k:—L',-n»„n'« Practical Hook, No. 1 15 .12
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FIFTH GRADE
No. 1
Spelling—Reed’s Word Lessons
Webster’s Common School Dictionary (op-
SIXTH GRADE
Stepping 8tones to Literature No. 4, Cloth...
Stepping Stones to Literature, No. 6. Boards.
Supplementary Reading—Tho Story of Geor
gia. by Massey and Wood (January)
Spelling—Reed’s Word Lessons
Arithmetic—White's New Complete, Virginia
Edition
Dictionary—Webster's Comqion School
Geography—Roddy'a Complete
Grammar—Hyde's Two-Book Course, Book 3.
Music—Modem Music Series. Second Book...
SEVENTH GRADE
Stepping Stones to Literature, So. 7, Boards.
Stepping Stones to Literature, No. 7, Cloth..
Spelling—Reed’s Word Lessons..
Arithmetic—White’s Sew Complete, Virginia
Edition i t
Dictionary—Webster’s Common School
History—Field’s United States, State Edition
Grammar—Hyde’s Two-Book Course, Book 2.
Music—Modern Music Series, Third Book....
EIGHTH GRADE
Stepping Stones to Literature for Higher
Grades, Boards
-Spelling—Reed’s Word Lessons
Arithmetic—White’s New Complete, Virginia
Edition .
Dictionary—Webster’s Common School
History—Coman & Kendall’s Short English.,
Grammar—Hyde’s Two-Book Course. So. S..
Agriculture—Burkett, Stevens Hill
Musk*—Modem Mu. io Series, Thltd Hook....
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BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Hall's Algebra .'
Well.' Academic Arithmetic
Wentworth's Plane and Solid Geometry (re
vised)
Knapp's Virgil—Caeear. Cicero and Horace
(any edition) :
Xenophon's Anablas, Goodwin’s Revised...
Myer's Ancient History
Engllah Literature—Selection, from Standard
Books *.
Bergen’s Foundations of Botany (with Flora)
'(Without Flora)
Gage"3 Introduction to Physical Science, Lat
est Edition-
Ramsey's Elementary Spanish Reader
Genung'a Outlines of Rhetoric....
Hill’s Beginnings of Rhetoric
Titden's Commercial Geography
Peterman’s Civil Government, Georgia Edition
American Literature (any edition)
Bentt ft Denny'* 7'nmposltlon—Literature....
English Literature (any edition)
West's Latin Grammar
Babbitt's Greek Grammar
Pearson's Greek Prose Composition
Pearson’s Latin Prose Composition
Gilbert ft Brigham's Physical Geography
Remsen's Briefer Course In Chemistry (Latest
Edition)
Collar ft Daniel's First Year In Latin
Barnes' Complete Typewriter Instructor
(Remington)
Graham's New School of Standard Phonog
raphy
Kltchoer’a Geometrical Note Book
Principles of Pattern Making
Faunce's Descriptive Geometry..3 i,
Wentworth's College Algebra (Revised)
Wentworth's Analytical Geometry. .1
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GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Colaw ft Ellwood's Advanced Arithmetic.... .50 ,48
Wentworth's New School Algebra 1.13 ,90
Wentworth’s Plane and Solid Geometry (Re
vised) 1.25 140
Hill's Beginnings of Rhetoric.... 1.26 1.00
Maxwell & Smith's Writing In English 75 .60
Lockwood ft Emerson's Composition and
Rhetoric 1.09 40
American Literature (any edition) .... . mu
English Literature (any edition) ....
Myers' General History 1.50 140
Adams ft Trent's History of United States... 1.50 140
Balley^Veiementary Botany 1.10 46
Hark ness' Complete Latin Grammar..., 1.35 140
Keetel’s Analytical and Practical French
Grammar 1.50 1.20
Selected French Texts .... ....
RennetPa FmindAtfnn« of Latin..SO ' ,72-
Collar's Practical Latin Composition....• •••• 1.00 .10
Bennett’s Caesar, Virgil and Cicero........ ....
Choix de Contes Contemporans ....
Peabody’s Moral Philosophy .90 .72
Williams & Rogers’ New Complete Bookkeep
ing and Blanks 2.60 2.00
Graham's Stenography—Chart by Briscoe.... 1.00 JO .
Remssns Elementary Chemistry .80 J4.
Genung’s Outlines of Rhetoric 1.00 JO
THden’s Commercial Geography (New) 1.25 14
Brittain's Introduction to Caesar. 75 J|
Selections from Standard English Literature ,
Comprehensive Dictionary
Doem’s Song Chaplet 1.00
Modern Music Alternate Third Reader 50 ' ?
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