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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1911.
Bass’ Great Mid-June Bargain Sale
Dresses and Suits
i
Lot of Ladies’ Wash Dresses
of gingham, madras, batiste,
etc.; real $4.00 and ^
$5.00 values; choice. 9 I»«0
Dresses of foulard, louisine,
mcssaline and taffeta silks;
latest styles, beautifully
trimmed; up to $20
values; choice ....
.$6.95
Ladies’ Linen Coat Suits, in
new and effective styles;
real values up to *
$7.50; this sale vlivU
Waists, Petticoats
Lingerie and “Handkerchief” Waists,
worth up to $1.50;
Beautiful Lingerie Waists aud embroider
ed Marquisette Qfl-
Waists, only 570C
One lot of Silk Petticoats will go on sale
tomorrow at, qq
choice .*P JL 1
Other Extra Values
Children’s Dresses, well made of good
madras,- percale, zephyr
gingham, etc.; choice WWV
100 dozen Ladies’ gauze weight, lisle
finished Undervests, to
sell at, each Vw
Children’s Read j'-to-Wear Hats, in various
styles and colorings; 25c
special* at, choice
Sale of Linens, Domestics, Etc.
Yard-wide Genuine Fruit of the
Loom and Lons- Q
dale Bleaching.. wC
36-inch Curtain Scrim, worth 15c
a yard;
tomorrow
5c
Good, heavy Bleached Napkins;
hemmed ready Q_
for use V OG
72-inch Bleached Satin Table
Damask; $1.00
valne, at OUC
Good, heavy Towel Crash in this
sale at, per
yard w8v
Bleached Hemmed Sheets, full
double bed QQa
size,- each wvC
200 dozen 40 by 36-inch, Pillow' Cases,
well made of best sea island and worth
15c; on sale tomorrow
at, each QC
Wash Silks, Taffetas, Foulards, Pon
gees, Novelty Silks; values up to
$1.00 yard; at
choice ...
Great Skirt Sale
One lot of new Wash Skirts,
including white linenes,
Bliepherd checks and fancy
98c
W'ash fabrics;
choice for...
New Summer Skirts of light
weight Panama and voile;
black and colors; real $4.00
values; take _ _
choice for only 9 I •*»«
Shirts of finest Altman and
Stem’s voile, beautifully
made in very latest styles;
worth up to $12.00;
take choic. for ....
$3.98
Big Bargains in Our Cash Furniture Department
msi
Full double^bed size National All-Steel
Springs, sold by others
at $6.5«i; our price ...
$2.98
Mail Orders
Filled
Mini' ll or Flemish finish Holld Oak
Porch .Swings, complete (tl QQ
with chains and hooks
Extra Specials
IS by 36-inch Ores Rugs, in new patterns;
tomorrow
only
27 bv 54-incli Ci’ex Rugs; extra bargains,
% 69c
30 by 60-inch Crex Rugs; very specially
priced tomorrow
<> In- 0-foot Crex Art Squares, in best pat
terns and colorings; $3.95
» by 12-foot-Crex Art Squares, in choicest
•lesigns; special
at
Mail orders will be filled
for anything here advertised
if accompanied with check or
money order. Prompt ship
ments. Satisfaction
anteed.
'•amt %m..
3-Piece Set $5.94
guar- The three-piece Porch Set pictured above is made of solid oak in
,$6«05
mission finish. Set complete for
Or pieces sold separately at $1.98 each.
$3.94
Sale of Go-Carts
$4.95
$15.00
MATTRESSES
Our Red Star Felted Cotton
Mattress is full size, weighs 45
pounds; covered with fine sateen
ticking; a real OC
$15.00 value, at «p4,wd
40-pound All-Cotton .Mattress
full double QQ QQ
bed size
30-pound All-Cotton Mattress,
full double Qii QQ
bed size ....^laWU
THREE BIG BARGAINS IN METAL BEDS
Installment Stores Ask Double Our Prices
On All Furniture
Large, massive Bras* Bed aa Illustrated; 2-Inch con
tinuous posts and top rails, heavy fillers; polished nr
dull sat In finish; a true AH
130.90 value ^ IO.W
The All-Steel Sanitary Couch Illustrated above la ex
tra strongly made; full double-bed size when aides are
ratted. Fitted with best National. CO Q0
spring. Value .7,50; our price Vse.t/O
®. a rarload of the Bunralow Beds Blue-
* rated above In order to sell them at price quoted .Full
double-hssd site; style Just like picture; CO An
fitted with National spring. The price Is 9*3sOO
All-steel and leather nne-motlon col-
lapslblc Go-Cart, as pic- C a AC
tured above; 710.00 value 9*ts<70
Reclining-hack Folding Go-Cart with
rubber tired bicycle C A 0 '
wheels spS.OO
A few regular 73.00 Folding Oo-< 'arts tu
sell tomorrow ^| qq
Extra Specials
9 by 12-foot Wilton Velvet Art Squares
In handsome (lb AA
designs 9IC.BU
9 by 12-foot Brussels Art Squnres, very
handsome patterns; $9 90
9 hy 12-foot Japanese Matting Art
Squares, In splendid C9 OQ
patterns yC.OO
2 by .-foot Smith's finest Axmlnst-r
K ^i very $2.69
mlth's Axmlnster Rugs In new pat
terns. size 27 by Cl QA
64 Inches ClsOtf
Good, heavy Cocoa Door Mats, on sale
tomorrow at, 49o
This $12.50
Folding Mantel
Bed $69.5
lOO Large, Heavy Solid Oak, Double Cane Seat
PORCH ROCKERS AT $1.69
These Rockers Worth Fully $3.00. Two to Buyer
We Give
The mantel style Folding Iron Bed II-
lustrated Is especially desirable for use WleWIl
In small apartments or In combination
sitting room and bed room. Full dou- Trad 1112
hle-b,d when open; takes up little &
room when folded. Fitted with Na-
tlonal Springs: real CC AS OtampS
313.80 value
BASS
18 West
Mitchell,
Near
Whitehall
$25 Chifforobe
for Only $9.90
The Chifforobe Illustrated Is made of
Solid Oak In golden polished or Early
English finish. Large alse, with 8
drawers, hat box, complete equipment
of coat and trouser hangers, dustlvss
double doors. Exactly the same chif
forobe aa sold by Installment store, at
$9.90
SHOP TALK
Report a from tha American Furnltura
Company. *7 Peachtree-at.. Indicate that
the red tag sale now going on la proving
very successful.
and Mrs. airs ana si. u. uuiss, oi tn.u.-
nooga. leavs Thuraday In Mr. Kirk's Pope-
Hartford for for Toledo, Ohio, hla old
I home.
j Announcement la —
Ardrey that he has sold
In the Etowah harbar ahop. WWtahall
and Alabama-ats. lo C. W. Cnderdonk.
The service bureau which has been In
augursted by the United States Tire
Company la meeting with a very favor-
»Me reception to users of automobile
tires. This bureau gives valuable lnfor ;
i math
this I
wakla Tti» first
bureau l» a li-page
How to keep down your
tire expense.’* sn6 Is valuable for car
owners. *
Advices have been received by General
. Agent A. J. Dutcher. of the Harrlraani
. lines, with headquarters In.Atlanta, that
■ - —•— if, an additional train
i between Chicago and
TECH FRESHMAN ORATORS
CONTEST FOR A COLD MEDAL
i service whlrh
titles. The new train
BENJAMIN F. ULMER.
He has resigned the advertising man
agement of the Prlmo Motor Company, of
|«run, ,^,o?Yn the’esta'bMehmen^of thi
SSSZJSHV c ?mt*ny. He has had long
th. _5 e *J a Ul ® eutomoblle Industry. In
line. "‘"Ufscturing. sales and publicity
22“L*2S ln ""‘ring Mr. Ulmer the White
•tieP a 1 y d*** * valuable addition to Its
•'sir Of experts.
b.I h r„.?* or * ta MetsT Roofing Company
“ put out a new catalogue which
^complete Index for the roofing busl-
sM l> MtoSS h S fir of ’"••‘In* suits, caps
ono ne shosm on the sec-
••c^wSSe attention! * na '* c »-
leaves Chicago at t* a. and arrives
neat day In Denver at
fuming, the train leaves
m. and will srrlvs In Chicago next day
at 1:30 p. m. These trains will be alec,
trie lighted, carrying chair oars, dlnlni
cars and standard sleepers between Chi
cage and Omaha.
FEW SOCIETY WINS
DEBATE HELD AT EMpRY
Emory Collage. Oxford, Go.. Juno 14.—
Fow Literary ooeletr won the annual
champion dabato from Phi Oamms bora
Monday aftaraoon. Few bad tha negative
aide of tho queetlon: "Resolved, That the
commlalson form of govomment woutdnot
work an Improvement over the prevent
system of government In American mu-
" SlTlYoTrardeau. an Atlanta boy, area
te of tha debaters from Phi Gemma.
The other speaker! were Roach, of \\ ood
Freshman oratory burat forth I if
grandeur Tueaday night at the chapel
of Georgia Tech. Six membera of the
freshman class spoke for a gold medal,
and every one or the six-proved to be
as graceful on the rostrum as he was
skillful In the workshop.
To F. L. Shackleford, of Savannah,
waa awarded the medal. He chose for
his subject "A Question of Policy."
Mr. Shackleford took up the question
of tha fortification of the Panama ca
nal. After developing hla aubjact In a
moat thorough and pleaalng manner, he
arrived at the conclusion that the ca
nal should not be fortified Shackle
ford, besldee being an orator, la a prom-
Inant member of hla data. He Is fresh
man hlatorlan and a member of The
Yellowjacket stair. He la the aon of
L. T. Shackleford, of Savannah.
D. G. Bloom and W. M. Slaton gave
Shackleford e. does run for the vic
tory. The other speakers did well.
The program, which waa made even
more entertaining by the-'Teeh-mnde - '
music, was aa follows;
"Theodore Roosevelt and 'American
Biisineaa Interests"—R. N. Schwab.
"The Jew or Past and Present"—J. P.
Lubetkln.
"A Happy Warrior"—C. F. Burney.
"A Question of Policy"—F. L. Shac
kleford.
"The Door of Opportunity"—W. .11.
Slaton.
“Robert E. I-ee"—D. G. Bloom.
enna. for Pew.
Phoenix for the year, were won by Hul
Mallett, of Jackson: II. B. Towson. of
Cairo, and O. Q. Melton, of Oxford. The
The other xpeakere were ivoacn, or «ooo- Boynton eseay medal was awarded to
cliff and Smith, of Nashville, from Phi Girardeau, of Atlanta. II H. Howell, of
Gamma and Pittman, of Vlllanow: I Vienna, woe the winner of the Kvana Bl-
Hitthfw*. of Vldaffa. and Howell, of VI- Me medal. George Roach, of U'oodcflff,
F. L. SHACKLEFORD.
Savnnnah bov who won medal on
Tuesday In Tech freshman oratori
cal corneal. --
and W. H. Burt, of Buena Vista, were the
winners respectively of the senior and
Junior Greek medal,. The prltee for the
greatest Improvement In composition In
the freshman and sophomore claaaee were
won by J. R. Ierrr. of Covington, and [
Kvnnv of Warrenton. IV. I.. Bryan, j
of Ringgold, was awarded the Palmer!
medal for excellency in mathematics. I
Mid-Season' Sale of Oxfords
*
Thursday and Friday Only
$4 and $5 Oxfords
All are good styles and thorough
ly reliable Oxfords; there’s not
an ordinary-lookijg one in the
entire lot. Tans, Patents and
Gun Metals, all to go at,
Special $1.95
New $3.50 Oxfords
These are the very latest of this
season’s styles. Smart, snappy
Oxfords that look well, fit com
fortably and are made to LAST.
Come in and take advantage of
this exceptional offer:
Special $2.95
Six Peachtree