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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: MONDAY, AUGUST lb, 1909.
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Porch and Summer Furniture at Prices That 11 Do Your
Heart Good— to Say Nothing of Y our Pockethook.
Special Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning.
There never was a summer when so many people were making living rooms out of their porches. And there
never was a saner thing for them to do.
Modify, simplify, beautify. Fletcherize, N breathe deep, take the ozone cure. That s about the formula for
the simple life. Out-of-door living is the important thing now.
And not only m summer. The doctrine now is stay out-of-doors dll the time• Let the weather do iti
worst, hut stay out in the open. Don t bring your chairs and porch furnishings in at the first coolish breeze of fall.
Get acquainted with the fresh, pure air. Rough it. Tough it. And be well and strong and happy.
But we did't start out to give you a health lecture. ^Yhat we really want to tell you is about Porch
FurniturS. ”
.Mayb e yours is a little the worse for its hard use this summer. Maybe you need another piece or two.
Perhaps you re planning to live m your porch all winter. Lots of folks are.
Then, truly, we have good news for you. . .
It s like this:
We re crowded in our Furniture Department. We ve had to give up quite a bit of our floor space to the busy
builders who are all over the store. We ve had to crowd and jam and stack the furniture. ^We cant let it stay this
way.
diat
we
So we've made up our minds to say good-bye to some of the pieces. We looked around to see w.
thought youd rather have long about this time o year. And our eye fell on these porch pieces.
There are 153 of them. Chairs, Swings, Settees, Stools, Magazine Stands, Tables. There are maple rockers, settees
and arm-chairs. Bentwood, natural finish oak steady chairs and rockers, green lawn seats, fumed oak, natural fin-
isb oak, rustic rockers and a few pieces of Indian splint in the lot.
They are beautiful things, designed by artists and built by craftsmen with a conscience. They are appropri
ate, strong, excellent. V ‘ :
"We can't give you all the prices of this furniture. But here ? s just a little list as an illustration of the stun
ning values that await you here:
4 Fumed Oak Swings
4 Fumed Oak Swings
2 Fumed Oak Swings, 6 feet
1 Fumed Oak Swing, 6 feet.
3 Green Oak Swings, 5 feet.
3 Green Oak Swings, 4 feet.
1 Green Oak Swing, 5 feet.
3 Natural finish Oak Swings, 5 feet
2 Natural finish Rattan Seat and Back
7 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Arm Chairs. ..
5 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Arm Chairs. ..
5 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Sewing Rockers.
2 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Settees
1 Forest Green Cane Seat Magazine Stand
2 Forest Green Cane Stools
3 Forest Green Tables
6 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Arm Chairs.
5 Forest Green Cane Seat and Back Rockers
2 Forest Green Slat Seat and Back Rockers
Now you see what a good chance
For we don't think we can price this furniture this way and keep it long.
This Special Sale will be on when the store opens in the morning.
Come.
... $12.25
$ 9.50
6 Forest Green Slat Scat and Back Chairs
.... $ 8.00
$ 6.75
9.25
6.75
1 Forest Green Slat Seat and Back Rocker
6.00
4.75
... 15.00
12.50
3 Forest Green Slat Seat and Back Chairs .. ..
6.00
4.75
21.50
1 Fumed Oak Cane Seat and Back Settee
.... 22.50
11.50
... 18.50
13.50
1 Fumed Oak Cane Seat and Back Arm Chair
.... 14.00
7.00
... 13.50
9.50
2 Fumed Oak Cane Seat and Back Arm Rockers'.
.... 14.00
7.00
9.25
6.75
2 Fumed Oak Cane Seat and Back Sewing Rockers
7.65
3.75
... 12.50
9.50
2 Fumed Oak Slat Scat and Back Sewing Rockers
3.50
2.75
... 15:50
12.50
1 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Chair
3.00
2.35
6.75
5.50
1 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Morris Chair
8.50
6.75
6 00
4 50
1 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Arm Chair
600
4.75
8.00
6.75
. 2 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Arm Rockers ».V. ..
6.75
5.00
3.90
3 Fumed Oak Slat Scat and Back Arm Chairs
8.00
6.75
5.00
3.90
1 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Arm Settee
.... 19.00
7.90
... 13.50
10.75
1 Fumed Oak Slat Seat and Back Arm Settee ” * ’
.... 16.00
13.75
6.00
4.75
6 Natural Oak Cane Seat and Slat Back Rockers
3.50
2.25
3.50
2.75
4 Natural Oak Cane Scat and Back Sewing Rockers
4.25
2.85
6 00
4 75
1 Natural Oak Cane Seat and Back Settee
.... 13.75
7.50
... 13.50
980
2 Natural Oak Cane Seat and Slat Back Rockers
5.50
3.00
5.25
4.00
4 Natural Oak Cane Scat and Slat Back Rockers
4.25
3.00
5.25
400
1 Natural Oak Cane Seat and Slat Back Arm Chair
5.00
2.90
8.00
6.75
8 Rustic Rockers
2,75
1.00
you have
to do
yourself a good turn. That is, if you
come early
enough
Chamkerlm-Jonnson-DuBose Co.
band, who la aald to be employed In
Milwaukee.
Nearly a hundred Itallana were chaa-
Ing Floro with a view to Indicting sum-
mary vengeance when the police reach-
ed the acene.
)MAN FIGHTS DUEL
3hot Fiv Times by Man
She Repulsed.
TO NAME CANDIDATE
■ revolver duel with Bruno Floro.. , -—„ -
25 whose advances ahe had re- Mngg Meeting in Fifth Ward
I. Mra. Emilia Oraalano la dying *
d. c ?n un he y r ^*1!“ wMb fl ” ba "' t Tuesday Night
ro.,the woman's assailant, an Itat- r~ ....... „» the
' locked up In a cell with a bullet A mass meeting of thevote)ra of the
*■ In hi* right hand. The dying Fifth ward will Ibe he d at the Junction
t cries constantly for her bus-1 of Marietta and UaJlace-ats- Tuesday
night at * o'clock for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for alderman
from that ward.
The meeting will be held In the open
air on account of the hot weather and
all the cltlxena of the ward are urged to
be present. A number of speeches will
be made and an Interesting meeting Is
expected.
PARTY OF 3 FOUND
Uties, N. Y, Aug. 16—William
Beardsley, John Rouse and Miss Lil
lian Titus, of Auburn. X. Y.. who lost
their way In the Adirondack* In the
vicinity of Old Forge yesterday and I
for whose safety considerable appre-1
henslon was felt, were found early to
day by a party of rescuer*, near Nicks
Lake, a doxen miles from Old Forge.)
The young people were greatly fright-1
ened by their experience, but otherwise!
were unharmed. Hundred, of persons J
Joined in the search for the lost ramp- I
era
$500,000 FOR STADIUM
New Haven, Conn., Aug. 16.—Five
hundred thousand dollars will be spent
on the new Yale university stadium.
which Is lo be constructed on the plot of
ground bounded by Derby and Cen-
tral-aves. and L'hapel-st. It will seat
*0,000 persons and will be larger than
the Polo grounds In New York. It will
far surpass the Harvard stadium. The
plana so rar have progressed secretly.
Leprosy Casas Now Only 300.
Washington, D. C.. Aug. 16.—Th*
American authorities In the Philippines
have reduced the number of cases of
leprosy from TOO annually, when the
United States took over the Islands, to
100 per year now. according to a report
made public today by the public health
and marina hospital service.
Orville Wright in London.
Plymouth, Aug. 16.—Orville Wright,
the American aviator, la Just as silent
In England as he Is In America. Mr.
Wright arrived today from New York
and departed at once for London. When
asked to confirm the report that he Is
negotiating with the British govern
ment for the sale of certain aeroplane
rights, he declined to discuss It.
Taft Playa Golf in Rain,
Bsverly, Mats., Aug, 16.—The presi
dent did not allow rainy weather to In
terfere with his golf and today atarted
for the llnka In Essex, where the pres
ident and his brother took on General
Ames and W. J. Boardman, who hav
been playing together against th
president and Hammond for a week
The wise ones pick Ames and Board
man as the winners of today's match
S. n. Vsnxba. postmaster of Augusts nn
Csptnln Henry Plnn, Jr., postmaster of Ss
rsnnsli. will LEAVE ATLANTA HONDA'
nixbt with Postmaster E. V. Blodgett to
Toledo. Ohio, to sttend the convention o
first-olsrs poetmssters. Csptnln Blim Is pret
Went of the nstlonsl sssoelstlon nnd nnds
his lesd-rshlp one of the most suceessft
years In the history of the organization ha
resulted.