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txuu A tuAXTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Friday. oiTonKU i. vm» 11 L PERSONAL Mrs T. B. {feat will have cuttle this fall Mrs- Virginia Tyler, of Owensboro. Ky.. "ho has visited her tote several times, and Mrs. Dunbar Ruv of Atlanta. They will arrive some Hint this month or In November and they will b " entertained by Mrs. Neal and others during their stay In Nash- yjjle.—Nashville Banner. Mrs Charles Godfrey, after four months’ absence In Canada, has re- turned to Atlanta and Is being cordially welcomed by her friends. Mrs. God frey was Joined In Canada hy Mr. Gods trey and they visited many points of interest In the Dominion. They will be at home to their friends this winter at the Marlborough. At the card party given .Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Frank West to Mrs. Dan Ruden, the first prise, a pair.of silk hose, was won by Mrs. Sid Hol land: the consolation, a deck of cards, hr Miss Mabel Powers, and Mrs. Ruden w'as presented with a pair of silk stock ings In n miniature suit case. Dr and Mrs. Prank Wynne have re- turned from Dallas. Tex., where they etwnt the summer, and are being warm. Iv welcomed by their friends here. They are at home with Mrs. Wynne’s mother, Mrs. Folsom, on Hill street. Mrs. N. J. Baker will leave Atlanta Friday night for Nashville. Tenn., where she will spend the winter with her two daughters. Mrs. P. C. Jacob and Mrs. W. R. Greer. Mrs. Joseph Johnson, of New York, will be the guest next week of her mother, Mrs. A. H. Malsby. Miss Luel- la Malsby will have as her guest Miss Hattie Williams, a charming young woman of Norfolk, Va. Mr. Percy Adams will have as his guests In a box party at the Grand Friday evening Miss Hortense Horne, Mr. Bert Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steams. Mrs. Alma Blackman, after ten days’ slay at Indian Springs, has returned and Is at home to her rrlends in her studio at the Grand. Several Nashvillians will come to At lanta October J« with the International League convention delegates en route from Birmingham. Colonel Morris Macks and his daugh. ter. Miss Hennle Macks, are visiting Jamestown. Baltimore, Washington and Old Point Comfort. Mrs. John A. Fltten entertained the North Side Bridge Club at her home at East Lake Friday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Meador Is being de lightfully entertained as the guest of Mrs. R. P: Gettys at Knoxville. Rev. Dr. Theron Rice Is* visiting friends at Knoxville. Mr. C. B. Bldwetl is spending this week In New York. Miss Nena , Hodges, of Knoxville. Is visiting Miss Ethel Lively In West End. Misses Luella and Julia Brand, of Athens, who have been the guests of mention"] •HHtetVsMeitMHIMtUMMIIMtsSMHSSieessl Miss Josephine Davis, will visit MISs Annie Lou Pagett on Forrest avenue. Rev. George Stuart, the well-known lecturer and writer, will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Muse while In Atlanta. At the card party given by Mrs. Ruff and Mrs. Ulmer Thursday afternevn the Brat prize, a silver perfume bottle, was won by Mrs. Lucian Harris. Mrs. Ovid Stewart won the consolation, n silver thimble. Miss Martha Whltmnn and Miss An nette Broughton will spend November In New York enjoying the horse show as the guests of friends. Mrs. Jack J. Spalding and Miss Su san Spalding will leave Sunday for New York and will sail for Europe next week to spend the winter. Miss Cobble Hood, of Cuthbert, Is visiting Mrs. R. B. Ridley. Mr*. J. M. Cnpelln, who has been very til at her home In West End, Is s|owly Improving. Dr. W. A. Jackson and family, who have Been North for the summer, have returned to the city. Mrs. Jack Irvine, of Columbia. 8. C., Is the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Russell, on North avenue. Mrs. E. C. Peters left Thursday for Philadelphia to spend a few days. Mr. Peters will Join her early next week, when they will go to Canada tor a stay of several weeks. Miss Victor Lynn, of Dalton, Is spending a few days In Atlanta. Miss Bernice Felker, of Dalton, will spend next week In Atlanta, the guest of Mrs. Collier. Miss Marian Strickland, of Carters- ville. Is visiting friends In Atlanta. Miss Lola Key, of Norcross, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Key. Miss Johnnie Hardwick, of Dalton, arrived In the city Friday to spend a fortnight with Miss Merritt. Mrs. C. R. Evans has rotumed to her home at Dalton, after visiting Miss Kate Edmondson. Mr. Hnrry McCue, of New York, Is spending a few days In Atlanta. Mrs. Ida Patterson, of Athens, and son, Charles, are spending several days In the city with her cousins, Mrs. J. D. Davison. Mrs.w. I. Wilson, Mrs. W. C. Edmondson. giving the desler’nn extra discount and do. pending nn him to suli advertised nrtlele. Th ting wbnt you nsk for. morning. It was advertised column of The Georgian In the ufteruuou nml returned the next morn- "forty-ccnt box of Wiley’s lies! esndy free NEWNAN. I wns served nfter severs! games of bridge. ... .... , ..... . ... to.nl Ah enloysble nffnlr of Thursday wss Mra. Jllea Katherine Rather, who haa been ^ ,, j* n rrott’e entertnlnment of the ttal- the popular gueat of Mlaaea Ruth and Chris-1 ningundl Club. Md domino wns the feature tine t'oie. has returned to her home In of smanmienf. anil Murlree.imro, Tenn. . Mrs. Mike Powell has returned from At lanta, where she wna fhe guest of rels- tire, several days Inst week.’ . O. Htanley anti Mr. J. It. Ilolt hare returned from a business trip to New York. . ... Mrs. Minnie P. Varner anil Mias Vir ginia Freeman spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mrs. Hadler nml Mrs. Moreland, of Grant- Vine, were Mrs. It. O. Jones’ guests the first of the week. Mrs. Trimble, of Trimble. On., spent sev- ernl days In Newnnn this week as the guest of Mrs. T. H. Parrott. Mrs. D, T. Mnnget ami children srs visiting Mr. ond Mrs. W. B. Illohnrds In A Mrs!*T. W. Powel and Miss’ Mildred Pow- el. who have boon the guests of l>r. J. G. Knrnest nutl family, in Atlanta, sre it Mt's/'tVu'rley, of Atlanta, la visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hum Murray. Miss Ilertlm Shelley hns returned to her home In Washington. On., after a vlalt of several days In Newlian as the guest of Dr. Mrs. T. ». llnlley, dnjr vuenta. Bather. . „ .'ilrni Katie 8ue Bre wafer In In Griffin, where *ho will remain until Chrlatroaa a« the of her sinter, Xlra. T. K. Fat- ttraon, Meminniea Frank role nml Any t’oie com* pllnietited Minuet Katherine Ratner, of Mur* freetlHiro, Tenn., nml Nonle Dekle, *m Mnriniuin, Fin., with n pretty nml enjoyable pnrtr Hnturdnjr evening. Progrwunve lovff- pinking wan the fenture of amuiiemenf, IleMie J'owell and Nonle Dekle ty* Ing for the ladle*’ prlte, n gold yell jdn, Mla» Powell generously yielding It to the fconnree. Mr. llunter Hardaway wnn award ed the gentlenirtn'a prise, n »1IH muffler, (ifdli'lotit refreshments concluded nu even ing of rnre enjoyment. . „ „ Misses Msie rstupboll nod Maud Craw ford nml Mr. Cliff Olover went to At lanta Tuesday to nttend the theater. Mrs. J. 8. Gibson nml children spent «ev ersj dnys In Atlnntn this week. _ Mrs. Turner and Mr. Unlnh Turner, of Ce dar! own, ore tho guests of Dr. and Mrs. B. if. Bowman. Mra. Frank. CMe's entertslnment or "The Twelve” Tnesdny afternoon wss ft happy event. Delightful refrc*hw«pt* #1 Jhe enneiusloii of ft spirited game of "Wrty-two,** ‘ ■ . The Grefhvllle Street NeUhWhood Ch»b bss l*een reorganised tor tne winter smt- sou. They met with Miss Jnlln Mar * noj \\ cdnesiiny evening snd were <MI| ly entertained. A toothsome juilsd Mhdwlches. lees nnd cakes were served. A valuable gold bracelet wss lost by n young Indy one morning. It wss advertise*) In the "laOst" column of The Georgian In the afternoon nml returued the nest morn Ing. Forty-cent box of XTOey’a best candy free - * ••want” od. In Satur WALL PAPER , The largext and beat assorted stock In the city at the GEORGIA PAINT A GL/ASS CO, 40 Peachtree SfreeL Union Dental Off ices Lsad All Others In Low Prices and Fine Work. Gold Crowns ..... *2.00 A Set of Teeth $i25 .70 1-2 PEACHTREE STREET. OPPOSITE AUBURN AVENUE. 8AVANNAH. Mr. dm) Mss. C. O, Hell gave it pretty little dinner Monday night nt their coun try home at the Isle of Hope, In honor of Miss Kate Bell’s hlrthdny. The young people enjoyed a guess ng contest nfter- wnrds, nnd prises were nwnrdcd the lucky contestants. Mra. Theme*‘Wayne Is the guest of rein tires In I^ulsvllle, Gn. Miss Mary Wayne Is spending the Inst port of HeptemlxMr nt Ilftftery I'nrk hotel, Asheville. Mrs. .1. Rnuers, Miss Freldn Hauers snd Mis* Emma Huger sre guests of- Mrs. Florence Minis, nt her summer borne, nenr Clarkesvllle. Miss Ham Charlton hns returned from Knoxville, where she nttcmlod the summer school of the Boiitti. Mrs. W. B. Guernrd nnd Miss Harriet Guernrd have returned from Tryon, N\ C. .Mra. Chxrlea Harrington King nnd Mls« Belle Vernon King, of Rome, who have boon spending the past six weeks at Mont goiuery. left on Sunday night for a short stay at Roswell before returning home. Mrs. Horace Crane has returned from Sa luda. Mrs. Robert Cornwell bag returned from Athena. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson, Jr., nro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.'A. F. Crtsfleld. at Mount Afry, Fa. Mrs. Fleming Tlnslev hns returned to Mnrlcttn for a several weeks’ ntny. Mr. Charles Bills nnd Mr. George J. Bald win have returned from an extensive West ern trip. Sirs. Charles Ellis nnd Miss Helen Ellis have gone to Sew York for a short visit. Miss Ellis will enter Dobbs Ferry school this fall. .... Miss Anne Vane Jpnea Ig In Newlork. Mias Eugenia Johnston Is vlsUlug rela tives In Washington. Mrs. • • Martha * Bnanett left► doping the week for .New York. . Dr. nml Mrs. U Newell Turner have re turned from n .tflp North. Xlr. Ferris Cann I# In 8toelcJ>rfdge, Mass. Mr. Fred Fennlman and ^Jr. Ford Fuller are In New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bnalnger have re turned from Xlontgptnery. where they have been spending the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry A. Kcbroeder hnve returned from the North. Mrs. J. L. Walthour and Miss Rmmn **■ ' are In New York. ** run* If nil bus gone to Boston. a special musical -J9|m Anns Bnil has returned from a visit of several mouths In Californio. Mr. and Mra. It. M. Butler hnve return- n from Asheville. Irs. T. 8. Xfolse nnd 'Miss 8arah Molsc have retnrlned from the North. Mrs. W. W. Htnrr nml Miss Annie Starr are in Wsynesvllle, N. C. . » r. and MM. Murray Stewart have doted r cottage at Tytwe and returned to the dty. • Mra. Otl«. Ashmore figs return**I from Ihe mountain* of North Carolina. Ml** Annie Haines has returned to Sa vannah after studying at the North for several years, ami will open a conservatory of music here this fall. . Mrs. J, C. Fostetl nnd Miss Isabelle Foa- fetr have returned from the mountains of North Card las A trainable gold bracelet was lost by s onag lady one morning. It was advertised ..i the "Lost*' cidumn of The Georglnu In the afternoon and returned the next morn ing. Forty*eent box of Wiley's beat candy free with cadi thirty cent "wani” ad. In Satur day's Georgian, -O DRY GOQRf NEWS DEPARTMENT STORE r VRh'mprj October 4, 1907. Saturday, Children^ Day Mothers, Why Worry Over the Making When You Can Get Such Children's “Ready-to-Put-Ons” at Such Savings? Children’s Dresses Children'* pretty new fall style Dreasea, 5 to 14 years. In solid colon and plaid*, great variety of colon to choose from. Some of them are Blouse styles, some Gntmpe Stilt*, and othen Sailor Suits with sailor collars, trimmed In braid, with* pretty little ties. $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 and $3.50. Children's Wool Dresses Children's stylish wool Dresses, 5 to 14 yean, ptalp colon and pretty new-plaids, variety of colon. These little Drosses are trimmed In braids, etc., with full kilted skirts. $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 on up. Children ! s School Stockings 15c Extra quality Children's, Misses' and Boys' lxl ribbed guaranteed fast black School Stock ings, double knees, heels anil lota, Saturday 15c MOTHERS, STOP DARNING! AT LAST A STOCKING THAT WILL WEAR. Science and 8tocklnga meet In "Cadet," the wonderful new wear-proof stocking we sell at 25c. For boys and glrla who are hard on their clotbea it's Just the thing. "Cadet” Stock ings are linen, reinforced at knee, heel and toe. Perfectly shaped—wide leg, narrow ankle and slender foot. Only 26c pair. Children's Long-Waisted Dresses Children's Long Waisted Dresses of all-wool serges, in red. brown and pretty new plaids, braid trimmed with full kilted skirts. Elegant Utile tailor made'frocks, for ... .$7.50 and $7.98 Children's Sailor Suits Children's plain Sailor Suits of all-wool serge In blues and black; stylish sailor collars and embroidered emblem on sleeves and shield, with dainty little silk ties, sizes 5 to 14 years ; $5.98 Dolls Rag Dolls, 25c, 50c, 76c and 98c. Dressed polls, 50c, 75c, $1.00 on up. Undressed Dolls from 25c up. Teddy Bear Dolls fronu$1.50 to $2.75. Teddy Bears from 50c to $10.00. Children's Gingham Aprons a» r Anron*,4br Children's Gingham - Aprons,braid *w**V'A* . trimmed, 1 to 6 years, special ....39c Children's Sweaters Children's wool Sweaterslln ell dlf- «, •.vkAaJzjr' ." ferent styles, blue, red aud/whlte, ages 1 ajid t years 98c Aftittuniri **’*•'’' i 3 and 4 years .*1.25 Children’s Sweaters,* 4 years old, white with pink or blue bor* ders, special .'.59c -y>» " Women’s and Children’s Shells Odd Lots Broken Sizes Children’s School Shoes Collection odds and ends broken lots, etc., of women’s and children’s Shoes. Chil dren’s Shoes range in sizes from about 6 to 2, in patent leathers and vicis, spring heels. Few pairs old ladies’ Shoes, were $1.50 and $2.00, nnd some other styles ladies’ Shoes. This lot for quick clearance, as long as they last, choice 95c. At Pair CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES. We’ve a great stock of children’s, boys’ and misses’ up-to-date new Fall School Shoes, fin est Vicis and Patent Leathers, popular lasts. Will stand the roughest wear. All new mod els, etc. Great range of stvles and Cfl prices; $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and W**' 0U WOMEN'S SHOES $2 Pair. Women’s new Fall styles Patent Leather and- Vici Shoes. Hundreds of pairs. Sec Broad street window. All new style models, quali ties exclusive at shoe stores charge you $2,50 pair for. Our price, special $2.00 WOMEN’S SHOES $3 Pair. Most fashionable models Vicis and Patent Leathers, Fall aud Winter styles. Cor rect footwear by best shoe makers. Groat nn vn riety of styles •P ‘ 3©R©Sl<§f wa ^ * —mud* ifAiuc— wa Jj “Sorosis” Patent Leath ers and Vicis with the dull matt kid tops, w'clted and turned soles, fashionable models. Every pair guaran teed. Shoes can not be bet ter made. Regular styles “Sorosis,” $3.50 pair. “So- rosis” custom- made Shoes, pair WOMEN’S SHOES $3.50 PAIR. . - Women’s newest Fall and Winter Vicis and (Patent Leathers, with popular dull mat kid tops, y-elted’and turned soles, etc., real $4.00 v C A qualities. t. HANDKERCHIEFS. 50 dozen ladies’ sheer all linen Handkerchiefs, dainti ly embroidered and lace trimmed; special 25c. RIBBONS. . Beautiful quality all-silk Taffeta and Louisine Rib bons, up to 51-2 inches wide, regular 39c quality; special, 25c yard. . EXTRA SPECIAL! Special sale high grade Toilet Soap, 3 cakes to the box; Castile, Glycerine, Oat meal, Elder Flower, Lettuce, etc., for, special 11c box. NEW VEILS. Pretty hew Drapery Veils of silk chiffon, embroidered, hemstitched and pleated borders, at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. BOX RUCHING. Dainty Ruching, 6 pieces to the box: Extra quality 25c Better quality 39c Very superior quality . .50c Big line of Tourist Ruch ing, 6 yards to the box, at 25c box. STATIONERY. Odd lot fine Stationery, tinted and white, envelopes to match, worth 19c and 25c. To he closed out at 15c box. AUTOMOBILE VEILS. Automobile Veils, fully 3 yards long, also the -square effects, made of chiffon, hemstitched all around. Would he excellent value at $1.50, hut for special selling, $1.00. New Net and Tuxedo Veiling, plain aud dotted ef fects. Prices per yard, 25c, 35c, 50c on up. KIMONO HANDKERCHIEFS. ,' , I-jrge bright figured Handkerchiefs wl^h ‘colored bor ders, very appropriate for making kimonos,v'pillow I tona, handkerchief bags, etc.,'at ..TV10c A FEW JEWELRY SPECIALS. GOLD TOP BEAUTY PINS. ” < ’ Tomorrow we’ll place on sale another lot of tljose pop- .ular gold top Beauty Pina. Theae Pina are^twiallyaold at 50c: our price, while they last, special .......:'.25c veil pins, i Pretty Veil and Belt Pina In plain and..jeweled ef fects, 25c and .".V.V.. 50c bracelets. New Bracelets In all the popular styles;' plain: gold, carved, and set with jewel*, ranging In price (-front 75c to $5.00 SPECIAL SALE COMBS. Beautifully engraved genuine inlaid gold top Back Combs. Alio Combs In plain and Tortoise Shell effects. These would be good values at $1.00 each; special..... ,50c 1 HIGH'S HIGH'S HIGH'S HIGH'S HIGH'S