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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 100*
CHRISTMAS FIXINGS
Things you need to make the Christ
mas feast complete at the lowest
cash prices. .
Wednesday and Thursday
SWEET
FLORIDA ORANGES
Selected from the best ship
ments that come to the city.
All to,
126,150,176
and 216;
box
Alao told by the dozen at all our atorea.
Fanciest Baldwin Apples.
Selected New York
fruit, peck OUC
Imported Olive Oil.
Finest from France; largo
gar?. 60c
Lea & Perrin's Sauce.
The standard rel- 04 A
ish; 25c bottle Ct 1 G
Royal Salad Dressing.
Highest quality; QA a
50c bottle OSC
Piedmont Hotel Batter.
Sweet, fragrant, grass fla
vored butter; QCf*
pound WWW
Maraschino Cherries.
Fanciest quality at the low
est prices in Atlan- (JO*
ta; $1.00 bottle .... OUC'
Creme de Minthe Cherries.
Finest packed; AA-
$1.00 bottle OUC
Crosse & Blackwell’s Chow
Chow.
Renown the world over ns
tho beat Chow. 4 A a
made; 25o bottle .... 1 OG
Fanciest Celery.
Best from 4 A a 4 F-
Kalamazoo . 1 UC) 1 OC
Maconochie’s Pickles, Sauces, Chow and Manqelades
Fanoy Imported English pm ^
Foods. During this sale all bottles | C
ROGERS’ COFFEES.
No Christmas dinner is com
plete without Rogers’ fresh
roasted Coffees. PYesh roast
ed Coffee makes a more fra-
. grant aromatic cup of coffee
than stale coffee; moreover,
it goes further. We are roast
ing today for Wednesday
and Thursday. .
lb . .35c, 25c, 20c and 12 l-2o
Durkee’s Poultry Seasoning,
can 15c
Dnrkee’s Sage, can, 10c and ,5c
Durkee’s Pastry Spice, can, 10c
Lettuce, head 10c
Cauliflower, lb 15c
Cranberries.
Finest from 4
Cape Cod, qt 1 1 2C
Grapefruit.
Fine large Florida OEg*
fruit, 3 for faWw
Potato Chips |B
Cooked in pure, refined vegetable oil, lb *1
c
ROGERS’19 PURE FOOD STORES’
SOCIETY
GRAHAM-RICHARDS.
Mr. and Mra. J. R. M. Dillon, of
Clarkaton, Ga.. announce the engage
ment of their elater, Miss Fanny Clara
Graham, to Mr. William Leonldaa Rlch-
arda, the marriage to take place the
latter part of December.
FOR A BRIDE-ELECT.
Mra. John W. Davisson and Mrs. Al
len Bane entertained at a pretty bridge
party on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mra. Davisson, on North Jnck-
aon-st., In honor of Miss I.uella Mals-
by, a bride-elect of January.
Christmas decorations were used
throughout the apartments open to
guests. Red carnations filled the vases
and Christmas bells and wreaths were
used. The prize for top score wiis a
picture, and to the guest of honor a
sliver photograph frame was given. The
consolation prise waa a Christy calen
dar.
Miss Malsby was gowned for the
party In' pink satin, embroidered and
trimmed In gold lace. Mrs. Bene wore
old rose satin, trimmed In rose colored
lace and gold cloth. Mrs. Davisson wore
gray bengallne silk and cream lace. Mrs.
Charlea F. Bane, of Nelson, a house
guest, was gowned In Copenhagen blue
messallne.
The guests of the occasion were Miss
Bessie Dobbs, Misses I.ucta and Lamar
Jeter, Miss Edith Duncan, Miss Louise
Massey, Miss Willie May Harrison.
Miss Kathleen Douglas, Miss Leble
Ewing, Miss Helen Carter, Miss Helen
Prior, Miss Lillie White, Miss Ethleen
Dbbbs, Miss Ernestine Randall, Mrs.
John McKinney, Mrs. O. C. Fuller, Mrs.
Alex Lynn, Mrs. Lyman Amsden, Mrs..
Andrew Anderson. Mrs. W. EL Lftm-
brlght, Mrs. Harold Beers, Mrs. J. C.
Malsby, Mrs. Harry Malsby, Mrs.
Charles F. Bane of Nelson. Mrs. A. H.
Malsby. Mrs. E. V. Bogart and Mrs.
W. H. Frizzell,
WRIGHT-COKER.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright announce
the marriage of their daughter, Daisy,
to Mr. B. P. Coker, the ceremony being
performed by Mr. O. H. Puckett, Bun-
day morning, the 20th, nt 11 o'clock.
They will be nt home to their friends
at 76 Grant-sL
ENTERTAINMENT”AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
An . interesting Christmas gathering
will be held. Tueedny evening by the
members of the First Presbyterian
church and their friends. A short but
-delightful program has been prepared
and will begin promptly nt 8 o'clock.
This will be followed by a genernl re
ception. The entire evening will not
consume more than one hour and a
quarter. The usual free-will offering
will be received, the proceeds to be do
nated to charitable purposes. It Is ex
pected that a large crowd will bo pres
enL
MISS QRANT’8 PUPIL8
GIVE INTERESTING RECITAL
Miss C. M. Grant’s music class, first
to fourth grades, gave a piano recital
Saturday afternoon nt the residence of
Mrs. Percy. Andrews,, on North Jaelc-
son-st. Each one did exceptionally well
and was'highly complimented. for her
excellence In woyk,' especially fineness
of touch. ,
It would be difficult to find a bright
er or more Interesting group of young
ills.
hose composing these grades are
Adelta Andrews, Minnie and Roberta
Cook, Jessie Walker, Irene Gooch,
Katharine Rooney, Ruth Irwin, Jessie
Dobbins, Annie Sherman.
Adella Andrews won the gold medal
for most diligent practice and greatest
progress during the year.
CHRI8TMA8 DAY AT HOME.
The Christmas holidays will be made
pleasant for the Inmates of .the Home
for Old Women at 61 West End-ave., a
several Informal parties have J>eei
llanned by friends Interested in mak
ng happier the lives of the grand
mothers.
A party of young ladles of West End
have planned an afternoon tea, which
they will make an enjoyable occasion.
Several ladles composing a South Side
Club have arranged a spend-the-day
r, when they .will call with bi ‘
■ with good things and by
words of cheer and' acts of kindness
make a very happy day at tho home.
At noon tlma the contents of the bas
kets will be spread and hostesses and
guests enjoy the dainties prepared by
the good housekeepers.
Beware of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that Contain Mercury,
as tncreurr will tnrely destroy the sense of
smell and* completely deranjrr the whole sys
tem when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Rurh articles should never be nsed
except on prescriptions from reputable ph/sl*
elans, as tho damage they will do Is ten fold
to the good you ran possibly desire from
them. Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O- contains
no mercury, and ia taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Hall'a Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. It la
iken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio,
y F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price T5e. per bottle,
Take Hall's Family PUJs for conitipatlon,
MEN'S XMAS
FURNISHINGS
ALLEN M. PIERCE,
(TI1B BOYS' FRIEND)
Haberdasher, Merchant-Tailor,
Collar-Fitter—Next Empire Bldg,
WILEY’S DOING A
BIG XMAS BUSINESS
[y Company
Shoppers.
8tores of Pop
Thronged With Holiday
Christmas Display
of
Blooming Plants
• ' * f
We offer at our Peachtree Street store a com
plete assortment of blooming plants for Christmas.
In quality, as well as in variety, we have many
things not to be had elsewhere.
Azaleas, Cyclamen, Primroses, Orchids on
plants, Hyacinths, Calla Lilies and Poinsettias are
among the more popular kinds. Also palms and
ferns of all sizes, made up in many attractive ways.
Each plant is guaranteed of the high quality
characteristic of everything we sell, while the
prices are entirely reasonable.
Make your selection now, to be delivered at
any address whenever you desire.
raoggsr
103 Peachtree St
What to give and where to get It, Is
the * braln-racklng ^problem that Is
troubling so many minds today, but
after all other gifts have been selected
there Is one Item, probably the most
Importnnt of all, which must not be
forgotten, In other words, no matter
what may be selected this necessary
luxury, candy, can not be dispensed
with.
Wiley's, the popular candy manu
facturer, known almost everywhere In
the South where high-grade randies
are sold, has made extensive prepara
tions for supplying the tremendous
Christmas business, which has,
date, , already far exceed
their expectations. Both
their principal stores, located at
Peachtree street and. 60 Whitehall
Street, respectively, are resplendent
with displays of handsome Christmas
boxes of every else and design.
Mr. Wiley states that he has already
bonked many orders, both wholesnl#
and retail, for Christmas delivery, and
Is prepared to do any nmount of busl
ners. having Increased his capacity to
meet the already large demand, and
that nil purchasers may feel confident
of receiving absolutely fresh and pure
stock. He also says that the business
already has exceeded his expectations
and that prospects for a record-break
ing holiday trade are brighter than
ever before.
The Cars of the Nalls.
Do not buy the ordinary Department
Store Manicure Implements, and spe
clultles for the care of the Nalls. They
are made to sell, but are not tho correct
things to use. The Randolph Co., No.
88 If? Whitehall etn-et. make a speejal
tv of Mnnlcure articles, carrying a full
line of “The Lotus” preparations which
those who know say "are the only
things (It for the nails.” Do not buy
fancy silver-handled nail (ilea, buffers,
etc. It Is far better to get the right
things and put them up In a simple
holly-patterned box If you want to give
Manicure articles for Christmas pres
cnts.'tlian to buy showy-looklng 1m
piemnnts In satln-llned cases that are
no good for practical use. Besides these
specialties the Randolph Co. Hair
Dressing Parlors have Just opened up a
new line of first quality Hair Goods,
Combs and Paretics which were or
dcred for spring, but shipped In ad
vancc. These will be on sale the com
lag week nt lowered prices. •••
FOR MISS MARGARET WRIGHT.
Mrs. E. P. McBurney gave a beauti
ful party In honor of Miss Margaret
Wright Monday evening, Inviting
number of Miss Wright's young friends
for a game of heart-dice. After the
game, a delicious course supper was
served. The prises were: First prize
for the girls, a stiver hatpin holder.
won by Mr.
prize, won by Mlzs Jennie D. Harris,
and booby, which went to Mr. Floyd
McRae, Jr.
Miss Wright was a charming honor
guest, gowned'In yellow messallne. Mrs.
McBurney wore white and old rose
silk.
The apartments were beautifully dec
orated In pink carnations, pink roses
and fsms. The palm room was espe
cially beautiful with the handsome
plants and many bright lights.
Invited for the occasion wars Miss
Sarah Rawson, Miss Harriet Calhoun,
Miss Margaret Thomas. Miss Alice May
Freeman, Miss Marjorie Brown, Miss
Lula Dean Jones, Miss Emily Winshlp,
Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Either Smith,
Miss Hattie Cochran of Kentucky, Miss
Agnes Gray, Miss Laura Ansley, Miss
Mlgnon McCarty, Miss Aurelia Speer,
Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Susie Hallman,
Miss Ida Landrum, Mias Jennie D.
Harris, Miss Annlelee McKenzie, Miss
Possle May Ottley, Miss Bessie Jones,
Miss Anne Orme, Miss Emily Keen,
Mr. Wimberly Peters, Mr. Charles Scl-
ple. Jr., and his guests. Mr. Kenneth
McRae,
Shopping Hints
Sale of Women’s Suits, Dresses and
Evening Wraps, $25, $27.50,
' $30 and $35 Values, at
$17.75
Second
Floor
TOMORROW
S. :
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S:
Fur Special
One line of real Lynx Scarfs
—54 inchea long—lovely
quality. Special price, to
morrow,
$12.50
Umbrellas for
Christmas
One lot Ladies’ 26-inch Um
brellas, taffeta silk, tapn
edge, handsome line of fan
cy handles, an extra special,
at
$3.39 each
Ladies’ fine taffeta silk Um
brellas, tape edge, elegant
assortment of gold plated
and sterling silver handles,
a special value, at
$5.00 each
Men’s silk Umbrellas, fine
grade, excellent quality,
latest novelties in fancy han
dles, at
$5, $7.50 and
$10 each
Ladies’ Umbrellas, good,
strong covers, paragon
frame, elegant' assortment
of fancy handles, worth
$1.50, a special bargain, at
$1.00
Kid Gloves for
Women
Rich’s “Lanark,” the best
2-clasp glove made at the
price; in black, white, tan,
brown, red, slate; per pair,
$1.00
Reynier Kid Gloves for
Women—16-bntton length;
black, white, tan and
browns; the best value on
the market; a pair,
$2.75.
Christmas box with each
pair.
Kid Gloves for
Men
Men’s Fownes and Fisk,
Clark & Flagg Kid Oloves;
heavy street ; Oloves, Oaunt-
Icts and fine dress Oloves.
1.50 to $2.50
pair
Kid Gloves for
Misses
Misses’ Tampa Kid Oloves,
2-clasp, light woight, in
tans, browns, navy, red amj
white; to fit ages 8 up; pot
pair,
$1.00
Golf Gloves
Men’s, Women’s and Chil
dren’s finest Wool Golf
Oloves, in all colors; make
most practical Xmas gifts;
a pair,
25c, 35c, 50c
Hosiery for
Women
Women’s black silk lisle
Hose in medium and light
weights, fall regular made,
an excellent valne, at
50c pair
Women’s pure silk thread
Hose in black and tan col
or, full regular made, excel-'
lent quality,
$1.50 pair
Women’s puro silk thread
Hose, with neat silk em
broidered effects; bautiful
$
designs; prices from
$2.50 up.
The celebrated Wayne Knit
Matchless Hosiery for Wom
en; every pair guaranteed
to give satisfaction; put up
3 pairs in box, for
$1 Box
Hosiery for
Men
Men’s silk lislo Hose, in
black and colors; fine gauge,
excellent quality; full regu
lar made; at
50c pair
Mr. Saunders Jones. Mr. Edwin
McCarty, Mr. Dan Woodward, Mr. Eu
gene Cay, Mr. Van Wilkinson, Mr.
James Scales, Mr. Lamar Rankin, Mr.
Robert Woodruff, Mr. Chesley Hale, Mr.
Edward Brown. Mr. Baylor Landrum,
Mr. Hubbard Allan, Mr. Arthur Wynn,
Mr. Marshall, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Lamar
Wltham. Mr. John Baldwin, Mr. Jamea
Harris and Mr. W. Gilbert.
CHANUKKAH ENTERTAINMENT.
In celebration of Chanukkah (the
feast of lights) the Council of Jewish
Women, pursuant to their annual cus
tom, are preparing a most enjoyable
treat for the pupils of the temple Sun
day school and' the chlldran of the He
brew Orphans' Home.
The evening’s entertainment will open
With the tableau. “Consecration.'' an ex
act copy of the famous Oppenhelm pic
ture depicting the old custom of "en
kindling the lights.” This will be fol
lowed by a stirring drama portraying
M. RICH S BROS. CO.
M. RICH & BROS. CO.
LOW XMAS RATES,
SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY.
On account 0( thp hoIMaya^ih* board
#111 a#H' excursion tickets at greatly re
duced rates. The train service on tbla line
baa been very much Improved and quick*
eaed. both to the East and West. Through
I*ullm.nn» are dining car service. For full
angi
plated SAFETY PINS, two
dozen for 25c, at M. Greer’s,
the UPSTAIRS JEWELER
Cotton Seed Hulls—Meal.
F E LOGAN 4- CO., Atlanta.
Delivered Anywhere, Car Lots.
scenes of the Maccabean war for Inde
pendence. whose early victory for liber
ty this festival commemorates. The
characters In this play will be repre
sented by members of the Delta Sigma,
an organization of young debaters and
declalmora, and judging from the spirit
and ardor with which the boys speak
their lines, bids fair to be one of the
amateur successes of the season.
Upon the fall of the final curtain the
orchestra wilt sound the Invitation to
the dance. Terpsichore will hold full
sway and all In all a merry time Is In
store for the young guests of tht coun
cil. The entertainment will be given In
the hall of the Hebrew Orphans’ Home
Wednesday evening. December it. •
Thera will be no charge for admis
sion.
FLAKE-DAMMON.
Mrs. Sherman Morton Merrill has an
nounced the engagement of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Tenor* Merrill Flake, to First
Lieutenant Fred Dammon. Philippine
Scouts. United States army, tha wed
ding to take place December >1 at 8
o’clock, at St. Mark church. No cards
Will be Issued.
CHRISTMA8 CONCERT
AT SOLDIERS' HOME
An excellent program will be given
for the old soldiers on Tuasday after
noon. December 22, at 2 o’clock, by
several well-known musicians. Mrs.
Josephine Skinner, who has a contralto ,
voice of beauty and power, will slnr
the following numbers:
Berceu’s Lullaby from Jocelyn, by
Goddard, with violin obligato.
The Camel and the Butterfly, Fred
erick Norton.
When Love Is Kind. Old Irish.
A Group of Songs. Frank Lyns.
Mrs. T. C. Tupper and Mrs. Robert
Blackburn will give readings.
Mr. William Beardsn, violinist, will
play several of the old familiar airs.
Quartet by Mrs. W. C.' Warfield. Mrs.
oSephlne Skinner, Messrs. Bearden and
Imlth. •* -
Miss Rons Morton, pianist, will as
sist .
want all who can go to do so, leaving
on Soldiers’ Home car at 1:20 p. m.
Mors Society on Page Fifteen.
£S98KfiS9S|
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WE’LL SEEl
On account of delayed shipments, we offer
20 PER CENT REDUCTION
on all articles, amounting to $1.00 or more, in our
line of Holiday Goods, viz.:
Ladies’ and Gents’ Pitted Bags and Cases,
Dressing Cases, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Collar Pouches,
Bill Folds, Pocketbooks, Purses, Music Rolls, Coat
and Trouser Hanger Sets, etc.
Marked reductions in other goods.*
TRUNK & BAG CP
PHONE 265 MAIN
“ASHFORDS’ TRUNK STORE
62 Peachtree Street.