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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1010.
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Saturday Specials for Shrewd Shoppers
Sale of Skirts
Tomorrow we will place on sale 350 new Wash Skirts of
linen and rep in white, blue, pink, tan and striped ef
fects! latest styles; up to it* *f
$3.00 values; at, choice, 1
Other Extra Specials
jj#w Linen Coat Suits In white and
good colors; up to C9 QB
110.00 values .....
Xew Voile and Panama Skihs. In lat-
tit and best styles ... $4.75
Beautiful Lingerie Waists, worth up to
12.00;. In .this sale 98c
Trimmed Dress Hate, worth up to H.00
on sale tomorrow ^2 98
Trimmed Hats that should sell at $6.00
to $6.00; to- -a- An
morrow 9l<wO
New Untrimmed Hats In best and new
est shapes; $2.00 OOn
values HOC
See These New Dresses
Tomorrow we will sell
new style Ladies' 3-inch
Bed Patent Leather.
Belts; 75c value, at
29 Cents
New One-Piece Dresses of
fine taffeta, foulard and pon
gee silks in all the best color
ings and very Jatest styles;
real values up to $25.00; on
sale tomorrow at, choice of
the line,
$9.75
Hair Goods: Ladies’ Furnishings
Beautiful new Lingerie
Dresses, exquisitely trim
med with dainty laces and
fine hand needlework; latest
effects; white and light
shades; up to $12.50 values;
tomorrow,
$3.90
New Cluster Puffs In all ah&des; real
$3.60 values; AQa
only «FOC
Latest 17-Puff Cluster with or without
curls; real $5.00 * CO OO
values
180 Fine Hair Switches that were $8.00
to $6.00; to close Afl
out at V ■
Transformation Braid that can be ar
ranged In 20 puffs; AQ
special ^ ■ ■ w O
Best and largest Hair Nets, In all
2£":.“” 0 . r :. lOo
New Dutch Lace Collars, Jabote and
Novelty Neckwear; 1 A —
Ladles’ Bilk Gauze Lisle Hoae; real
60c value; 4 Q —
tomorrow 4. '.. I wgj
I, 000 regular 60c and 76c Belts to close
choice* 10©
II. ft G. make $LO0 Corsets, with hose
supporters; tomorrow >i A a
only WU
Ladles* Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
plain or hemstitched, Q A
only w©
Sale of Silks
Big table of new Bilk Tkisues,
Novelty Silks, Pongees, etc.;
worth from 76c fo
$1 a yard; tomorrow ...
Remnant Sale
100 remnants of Solesettes. SHk-
Finlshed Novelties, Cotton Pon
gees, and other wash goods,
worth 26c to 69c;
at. yard
good;
15<
New, One-Piece Wash
Dresses of fancy madras,
percales, ginghams, colored
reps and linenes; all in late
styles, nicely trimmed and
worth up to $8.00; take
choice for
$1.98
Men’s Furnishings: Other Specials
Sale of Waists
Big table of new White Lingerie Waists, made of sheer
lawn and trimmed with beautiful embroideries. All
sizes in the lot; real ■■
values up to $1.50; rJIJC
choice WWW#
Other Big Bargains
New Mercerized Petticoat, In black;
very great values 39c
Special aale of Flowers for hat trim
mings; up to $1.60 CA.
values at OwC
Beautiful new Flowers' In bunches,
worth up to 76c, IQ.
choice , ■ HC
Silk Petticoats In best colors and
styles; real $6.00 OB
values, at .....eCiHO
Muslin Gowns and Skirts worth up to
$1.00; tomor- 39c
Ladles' Llslo-flnlshed Vests, with taped
neck and arm- C A
holes wU
Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Negligee Shirts,
In new pat- QA a
terns OwC
Men's 60c Balbrlggan sor Porous-Knit
Underwear, ORa
only fcOO
Men's 65c Elastic Seam Drawers, to
go In this sale 39c
Men's 26c quality Socks on sale to.
paTr row .. Bt : 10c
36-Inch White Curtain Bwlss, In good
patterns; fS A
yard
Men'a 60-cent Silk Four-In-Hand Ties;
19c
Men's well made Cambric Night Shirts,
worth $1.00; to- dQ.
morrow
Men'a regular 60-cent Suependers to
go In this sale 19c
Men's White Hemetitched Handker-
chtefa on sale to-
morrow at
Good, heavy Hemmed Huck Towele;
In thla aale 4c
Children’s and Babies’
white, plain colored and
fancy top Socks; real
26c value, at
15 Cents
These Saturday Specials in the Furniture Department
Full size, extra well made Porch
Swing of Select Solid Oak, in
green or mission finish, complete
with heavy chains and hooks;
just as shown jn picture on left;
on sale tomorrow
$1.98
Tomorrow we will eell 60-cent Linen
Window Shades 25c
Just 6 golden oak $40.00 ChlfTorobee to
choloe ,**.... $19.90
Large Porch Rockers In green or natu.
ml finish; special . .. $1.98
Large Green Fiber Rush Rockers,
worth $6.00; tomorrow, ..$1.98
Babies’ Folding Go-Carts, with rubber-
tired bicycle wheels, at these bargain
prices:
Regular $2.60
value, at
Regular $4.00
value, at ........
$1.39
$1.98
All steel and leather "one-motion" Col
lapsible Go-Carta, the regular $15.00
model; tomor- $4 95
Tomorrow we will sell well-mado Porch
Swing Cushions 98c
Genuine "Crex” Art Squared, In new
patterna; special QQ
tomorrow
6-foot Japanese Matting Rugs, In Ori
ental effects; QA a
special ORJC
Fire Screens, with handsome litho
graphs In mission 4.0#*
oak frames “TOC
200 new Lawn. Settees in style
exactly as pictured at the right;
extra heavy and well made; red
or mission finish; real $2.00
value; will go on sale
tomorrow at
98c
Mail Orders Promptly Filled and
Absolute Satisfaction 'Assured
We Give
Green
Trading
Stamps
BASS’
18 West
Mitchell,
Near
Whitehall
Store is Open Saturday
Night Until 10 O’clock
ESTRADA TROOPS ARE
HEMMED IN BY MADRIZ
Washington, May 27.—Commander
Gilmer, of the United Statea steamship
i Paducah, reported to tho navy depart
ment today that the Madrlz troops
have completely surrounded the city of
Blueflelda, hemming In the Estrada
troops.
Greatest merchant tailor
ing sale in America. All
wool two-piece suits made
to order, special price $10.75.
Entire satisfaction, or mon
ey refunded. Singer’s, ;93
Peachtree.
MISS EWING ELECTED
TO HIGH SCHOOL HONOf
Excitement over the election of
president of the Mallon society of thi
Girls High school, which haa been a
fever heat for a week, waa happily
ended Friday afternoon, when -Mias
Lehle Ewing, of the Latin class, was
chosen for tho coveted honor. She la
tho daughter of Mr. and Mra. J, H
Ewing, of 128 North Jackaon-atl
Mlaa Amelia Calkins, representing
the French class, waa the-'only other
candidate for the office.
Adherents ;of ,'hoth young ladle*
worked like Trojans and'carried on
campaigns which stirred .the school aa
It hnd seldom been stirred before, aa
told In The Georgian several days ago.
The campaigns were conducted with
out bitterness, however, and the friends
of the defeated candidate were among
the first to congratulate the victor,
Mlaa Marion Goldsmith Is the retir
ing president.
Special sale of two-piece
Suits, made to order, $10.75.
All wool fabrics exclusive
ly. Singer’s, 93 Peachtree.
Special sale of two-piece
Suits, made to order, $10.75.
All wool fabrics exclusive
ly. Singer’s, 93 Peachtree.
Cheaper than .Ready
mades. Special sale all
wool Gray and Blue Suits
made to order $10.75. Sat
isfaction or money back.
Singer’s, 93 Peachtree.
Made to order special
price $10.75. All wool Suits,
any style fancy cuffs, fancy
pockets, extreme peg trous
ers, $10.75. Singer’s, 93
Peachtree.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Watkins,
died at the family residence, 173 Hamp
ton-st., Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
at 3 o’clock. The Interment was at Al
pharetta*. Ga.
Flowers for All Occasions.
ATLANTA FLORAL CO.,
41 Peachtree Street.
Fancy cuffs, fancy pock
ets and peg pants, all in
cluded in our special sale of
Blue Serge Suits made to
order at $10.75. Singer’s,
93 Peachtree.
Made to order special
price $10.75. All wool Suits,
any style fancy cuffs, fancy
pockets, extreme peg trous
ers, $10.75. Singer’s, 93
Peachtree.
Sk irtwaist Skirts
Wken a woman wears a fresh, spotless shirt
waist and a smartly tailored skirt, ske need kave no
fears on account of her appearance. No costume is
neater nor more becoming, to most women.
* But the main thing is to kave tke right kind of
waists and skirts.
"tyfe have them.
It's about tke Skirts especially tkat we want to
talk today.
Witkin the last week we've received several
hundred new ones. They’re in a variety of styles
and colors, all well cut an<T fitted and spendidly
tailored.
For general everyday wear, the fancy worsteds,
Panamas • and mohairs are extremely good. These
come in fancy stripes and mixtures, chex, hairlines
and so on. Some have overskirts, others are pleated
in strait kilt style.
$5 to $15
For more dressy occasions, voiles are correct.
Perfectly plain pleated models, embroidered, tailor-
strapt or trimmed with over-draperies or without,
these Skirts are excellent.
$5.75 to $25
SHOP TALK
E. V. CONNERAT.
It pay* to look
like Wilbur
Wright, even If
you haven't got a
flying machine.
And R. V. Conne-
rat, manager
the Atlanta
branch of the Bu-
Ick Motor Com
pany, will agree
with this state
ment. Mr. Con-
nerat does look
lUce the noted
aviator .and be
cause this Is so he
was given royal
honors by those
aristocrats of rail
roading, Pullman
porters. Mr. Con-
nerat has Just re
turned from a trip
WINNING CANDIDATE
IN GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Chamberlin-J ohnson-
DuBose Co
mpany
to Cincinnati and New York. Ho went
to Cincinnati to meet other Bulck
managera and talk over the automo
bile situation and from there he went
to New York to attend the 24-hour race
and while there he had the satisfaction
of aeelng the Bulck make a remarkable
ahnwing. On the trip home Mr. I'on-
nerat noticed that the Pullman porter,
went out of their way to give him at
tention. While bu.y reading the latent
magazine, Mr. Connerat would look up
and And the portera gating at him with
great reapect. And on the allghteat
look a porter or two would ruah to Mr.
Connerat’a aide, bow and Inquire how
he could be aerved. Having traveled
before and having experienced the aen-
aatlon of paying well for everything he
got from Pullman portera, Mr. Conne
rat waa myatlfled until near
Atlanta. Then one of the por
tera addresied him aa—"Mr. Wright.”
Of eourae Mr. Connerat told him he
wa* wrong. Explanations followed and
showed that the portera flrat, and then
the train crew, thought Mr. Connerat
waa Wilbur Wright. But when you
look at hla picture cloaely you can’t
blame the Pullman portera.
A. W. Kirk, Southern manager of the
Hartford Rubber' Worka Company, haa
returned from a bualneaa trip to tho
factory at Hartford, Conn.
H. H. Tift, Jr., a well known auto
mobile man from Tlfton, la In Atlanta
Friday on business. Mr. Tift la well
pteaaed with the automobile trade In
aouth Oeorgla and reporta eonalderable
activity In good road building.
. W. Arnold, formerly with A. P.
Campheli at It North Broad-at., la now
with the Garner Market, at 26ft Mad-
etta-at., where he will be pleaaed to
have hla frlenda call, Hla telephonea
are Main 3641 and Atlanta 1464.
Leula Aaher haa aevered hla ennnoe
tlon with Elaeman * Well and will
open an exelualve cuatom and ready
made tailoring eetabllshment at <0
Peachtree-st. and 71 North Broad-at.,
adjoining the Fulton National bank.
Hla place will be ready for hla frlenda
and patrona on Auguat 1.
Herman J. Haaa. well known dealer
In eleetrlea and Wlntona. left Atlanta
Friday In, hla hlg Wlnton Six touring
ear for Chattanooga.
Walter J. Wood, of the Rhodea-Wood
Furniture company, haa returned to hla
huaineaa, after being conflned to hla
home aeveral daya by Illness.
J. F. Crohan, manager of the waah
gooda department of the J. M. High
Company, haa returned from New York,
Philadelphia and Eaatern marketa. aft
er a moat successful purehaalng trip.
Dr. Franklin Jaekaon. of Jackson &
Weaaell, the well known druggteta at
Brood and Marietta-ala., haa returned
m
MISS LEBIE EWING.
Elected president of Mallon so
ciety. nfter brief but Interesting
campaign.
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Imogens Camp.
Mra. Imogens Camp, aged 28 years,
died Thursday morning at ID o'clock at
the Marion hotel. She la survived by
her husband, W. H. Camp, and her pat,
enta, Mr. and Mra. R. E. Sima, of New,
nan, Go. The remains were carried to
Newnan Thuraday night at 8 o'clock,
where the funeral and Interment took
place Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hannon Shialda.
Hannon, the Infant son of Mr. and
Mra. J. A. Shields, died at the family
residence, 21 Center-sL, Thuraday
morning at 8:30 o'clock. The funeral
was held at the house Friday morning
at 10 o’clock. Father John E. Ounn
officiated and the Interment waa In
Weatvlew cemetery.
Colonel William N. Maltbia.
Crawfordviile, Ga„ May 27.—Colonel
William N. Maltble, who died Friday,
waa buried here Saturday. Colonel
Maltble was a member of the bar and
waa highly esteemed by all who kfiew
him.
Dr. W. B. Whitaker.
Elbarton, Ga„ May 27.—Dr. W. B.
Whitaker died at hla home last night
from pneumonia. He was one of EI-
berton's moat popular citizens. Ha ta
survived by his wife and one child. He
waa born and reared at Enfield, N. C„
and moved to Elherton twelve years
ago. He will he buried thla afternoon
In Elmhurst cemetery.
Dr. E-TTLittle.
Dr. E. D. Little, formerly of Atlanta,
died at hi, residence at Smyrna, Ga.,
Thursday. He la survived by a wife,
four daughters and one son. The fu
neral waa held at the residence Friday
afternoon, after which the remains
were sent to Suwanee. Ga., for Inter
ment.
Velma C. Watkina.
Velma C. Watkina. the Infant daugh-
from Florida, where he went for hla
health. Dr. Jackson waa Injured some
time ngo in an aceldent an.l hta friends
111 be pleased to learn that he la now
on the road to recovery.
Classified Weqit Ads.
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initiative, willing to prove worth by deeds.
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wanted by corporation which evidences its
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ment* to positions of trust with salaries and
working interests that are most attractive.
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H*r« wu the aim that
caught hi* eye.
Here was the opportunity
that appealed to him.
Here was the place.
Here was the sign which
caught the eye of other ambi
tious young men.
Every night there are offer
ings of special Interest to
young men on the want pages
of The Georgian.
Nothing besides success suc-
ceeds like Georgian wants.