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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, Ckristmasy Things in the Way of Furniture WTiere there are hundreds of people who think that Christmas gifts should he a slight and simple expression of a delicate sentimentality, there are thousands who regard it as a fitting occasion for the bestowal of gifts that are substantial and useful. In many homes it is the time of - times for adding to the household equipment cer tain desired possessions, and the gift-season becomes the occasion for an exchange of the most practical courtesies among members of the family connection. To all such we offer here a group of goodly suggestions—a striking combination in each instance of utility and beauty. And bear this in mind: C.-J. -D«B. Furniture is de- penda tie. You can safely pm your faith to what we tell you about its quality, its making, its price. Lot in that if you happen to be an inexperienced Look carefully over this list. Burrowes Card Table $3.50. Grandfather Clocks, Solid Mahogany, $42.50 to $175.00. a M Easy Chairs, $12 to $75. Grandfather Clocks, Solid Mahogany, $42.50 to $175.00 Rockers, $2.75 to $75.00 Shaving Stands, $4 to $16.50 Cheval Mirrors, $8.50 to $130.00. Costumers, $1.00 to $15.00. Morris Giairs, $4.75 to $85. Magazine Stands, $1.50 to $12.00 Plate Racks, $1.25 to $10.00. «\fir _ .. .. . ■ ' . m Desks, $5.00 to $75.00.,< CeUarettcs^ $6.50 to $75.00.= Chiffoniers, $7.50 to $125.00 Suggestions merely. Plenty of others to be had in our Furniture department. We have not mentioned here such things as Work Stands, Pedestals, Screens, Tabourets and Toilet Tables, of which you'll find we have a very admirable assortment. Chamberlin ns on -D SHOT NEIGHBOR’S SON WHO SECURED HIS RELEASE FROM JAIL Special to Tbs Georgian. Lavonla, Ga.. Dec. 17.—'Tom Crump ton, who has just been released from Jail under a heavy bond; shot and prob ably fatally wounded the oldest son of C. V. Mahoney yesterday. It Is said that Crumpton was drinking. About two months ago. while acting aa police, he phot and killed Joe Morrison, a negro, and for this he was awaiting trial, and by the preslstent effort* of Mahoney he secured hi* release Friday. The par ticulars of the shooting can not be ob tained at present, but It I* learned that Jhe boy wK shot with al2-caltber pis. , 0 L Crumpton was on the outside and shot through the door. No arrest has yet been made, but several men went from here to the scene, which U about ,wo miles In the country. ^on "STUART’S BABY COLIC REMEDY No home with children should be without It. Relieves promptly. 34 Wall street.’ 0000000O0O000D0OO0 O00000OO O CHRISTMAS AT THEATERS. 8 0 0 O At the Grand. O O "Forty-Five • Minutes from 0 O Broadway." a George Cohan play O O with plenty of music and fun. O 0 At the Bijou. 0 0 “A Contented Woman,” a Hoyt 0 O comedy that has lived long enough O O to be young egaln. 0 0 At the Orpheum. O O Vaudeville of the real Broad- 0 O way kind, a special holiday bllL 0 0 0 0000000000000OO0OO0O000O0Q A PLEASANT SMOKER EEM Medicated Cigarettes—Cigar and Drug Stores 6c. Mallory Out of Race. Washington. Dee, 17.—Commenting upon the announced Intention of Sen ator Mallory, of Florida, not to be a candidate for re-election, E. E. Reese, of Pensacola, now In Washington, said that Senator Mallory suffered a stroke of paralysis about two weeks ago, but was recovering. ODD FELLOWS OF SEVENTEENTH TO MEET AT GAINESVILLE. Gainesville, Ga., Dec. 17.—District Deputy Grand Master W. B. Sloan, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia, has mailed out a letter to the different lodget of the Seventeenth dlvlelon celling the second meeting of this division In Gainesville on January 17. 19')S. The division Is to meet with Air Line lodge. No. (4, of this city. The district deputy grand master urges each lodge In the dlvlelon to send delegatee. Each lodge la entitled to twice ns many delegates as It has rep resentatives In the grand lodge of Geor. gla. Messrs. J. N. Twltty. W. H. Towery and G. R. Cochran, of Air Line lodge, have been appointed as a committee to receive and entertain the delegates and visitors. COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. He Fired the Stick. "I have fired the walking stick I've carried over forty years, on account of a sore that resisted every kind of treat ment, until I tried Bucklen's Amies Salve; that ham healed the tore and made me a happy man.” writes John Garrett, of North Mills. K. C. Guaran teed for Pile*, Bum*, etc., by all drug gists, 25c. 764. Withdrawn. 765. Dwight Gibbs ▼. L. Larson, from Criep. Argued. 766. W. 8. Davenport v. J. G. Puett et at., from Forsyth. Argued. 767. T. L. Grlner-et ol. v. Bsggs & Perry, from Colquitt Argued. 756. Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company V. Plesa & Slade, from Crisp. Argued. McMtchael Brother* Company v. Da vidson & Coleman, from Laurens. Ar. gued. 760. W. A. Smith v. J, H. Hembree, from Milton. Argued. GOLD GLASSES For Christmas, at Jno. L. Moore A Sons’. Will exchange after gift Is pre. tented when necessary. 4t North Broad street, Prudential building. Tribute to Ruts' Reds.' New York. Dec. 17.—In an address before the West Side Young Men's Christian Association, R*v. Dr. Lyman Abbott paid a tribute to Nicholas Tschslowsky, the Russian revolution ist, and In aubatance Justified assassin natioh by the revolutionists In Russia. HALL COUNTY FARMERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS. Specie] to The Georgies. Gainesville, Ga., Dec. 17.—The Hall county division of the Farmers' Union met at the court house In Gainesville and elected the following officers: President. W. N. Edwards; vfee president, D. N. Jordan; secretary, treasurer and trade agent, T. M. Smith; chaplain, J. H. Holcomb; door- keper, Gordon Thompson; lecturer, J. N. Twltty. The Farmen’ Union In Hall county has a large membership; In tact. Hall Is one of the strongest union counties In the state, and Its membership Is , Increasing. President Edwards and Secretary Smith were re elected. The date of the county meet ings were changed from the second Thursday In each month to the second Tuesday In each month. Dr. Jordan Goee to Cubs. Jsckson Hill Raptlst church was crowded Sunday to hear the Christmas sermon of Rev. John D. Jordan, de livered In advance owing to his de parture Monday evening for Cuba on a vacation continuing to January 4. Dur. lng the past year Jackson Hill church has added 160 members and doubled Its contributions to missions and for be nevolent Institutions. Secret Orders Elect Officers. Special to The Georgian. Wadley, Ga., Dec. 17.—The Knights of. Pythias of this place have elected the following officers; s. W. Over- street, chancellor commander; R. B. Porter, vice chancellor; c. W. E. Marsh, prelate; J, AV. Overstreet, keep er of records and ssal; W. D.- Evans, master of exchequer; W. J. McClen don, master of finance; a. W. Griffin, master of work; W. A. Stripling. M. T. A.; J. E. Rabun, Inner guard; T. B. Johnson, outer guard; M. A. Cald well, representative to the grand lodge; T, B. Johnson, trustee for three years. The Independent Order of Odd Fel lows of this place also elected offi cers as follows: J. W. Calhoun, noble grand; Dr. S. H. Dunbar, vice grand; R. B. Porter, secretary, and B, G. Jor* dan, three-year trustee. v .To Investigate Port Charges. New Orleans, Dec. 17.—Thousands of' shippers In the South will be effected' by the findings of the legislative pert, charges Investigating committee, which organised here yesterday, as directed', by the recent extra session of the leg-4 Mature. State Senator C. C. Cordin'.' was elected chairman of the commit-' tee. The four other members are T. CM Barrett, Fritz Salmen, Sword* Lee and! G. H. Terrlberry. The committee hkki, a $15,00!) appropriation at It* disposal. !• Mallory Not Candidaid. Pensacola, Fla.. Dec.- 17.—United, j States Senator Stephen R. Mallory has! announced that he will not be a randl-tj date for re-election. He Is still III at! his homo here, and realises that her must retire tram public .life to regain! Ills health. g Only One “BROMO QUININE^; that Is - Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure*a Cold in One Day, CrSpTn2 Day* ^ en every 25*