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12 Chamberlin Johnson Dußose Company Atlanta New York Paris BRASS BEDS FOR EVERYBODY Priced From IO 1 to s l6s oft Perhaps the largest single shipment of Brass Beds that ever came to Atlanta has just been de livered to us. And the reason for this tremendous quantity is found in the beds themselves. We thought their quality was good enough, their prices low enough to insure the sale of more Brass Beds than were ever sold in Atlanta before. And we acted on this conviction. Now let’s see what your verdict will be! There are single beds and double beds. An unusual point is this: The lacquering on the $10.75 bed is the same as the lacquering on the $165.00 bed---the best that the manufacturers of America know. So, regardless of the price you wish to pay, you need have no fear of that very important consideration the lacquering. The C J.=Duß. Mattress at $17.50 It is filled with long staple cotton and be cause it is the best mattress that $17.50 can buy, we had it stamped with our own name— The Chamberlin-Johnson-Dußose Co. Mat tress $17.50. Cliaiiiberlin=Johnson=DiißoseCo. 9 GEORGIAN WANT A DS BRING RESULTS. / J . ■ • Jfc- ■ .7- '7.' fflta White Motor Cars \\ \1 KJ If] R• ARE equipped with a starting system that > 0 B > JljL cranks the motor easily and naturally. 7 M K ’< There are no valves to leak, no gears to y ra UAA engage, and no explosions taking place in the 7 g U cylinders while the pistons are stationary. K Im fi The White starting system is one hundred per cent efficient. ■ g EL V. jS Moreover, the lights are operated by the same system that H starts the engine. Logical, isn't it? \ * j| B -W '7.7 13 Bl FJ BC : The White )gjj Company ; 1 R 3 A 'Hi K MANUFACTURERS OF GASOLINE MOTOR CARS. TRUCKS AND TAXICABS ' 7 ;< KI W 132 PEACHTREE ST. M ATLANTA. GA, ... i —i r ■ . ■ • . HTE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS:THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1912 YOU ME POISON ING YOURSELF m FOOD PURE FOOD DOES NOT PRE VENT POISONOUS GASES Every Bite We Eat May Poison All Could Be Methuselahs if We Did Not Shorten Life By Self Poisoning. Al! food eaten has some waste, tin, used particles left in the stomach un digested. From this waste uric acid generates, and when uric acid gets in »he blood stream 1t poisons the sys tem; it Is termed Autotoxemia Indi gestion, biliousness, dyspepsia sick headache, languidness, or loss of ener gy and a weakened physical condition result and make the system vulnera ble to disease. Eliminate autotoxemia and we could live to be hundreds of vears old •JACOBS’ LIVER SALT flushes the stomach and the bon els, dissolves th* uric acid e and expels it with the un digested putrefying waste matter that generates the poison. Take JACOBS’ LFVER SALT in the morning before breakfast. You will do a better day’s work, and with the consciousness that your health is safe guarded against any indiscretion of over-eating JACOBS’ LIVER SALT is better than calomel. It causes no vomiting, nausea or after effect. Effervescent, agreeable, mild, quick—no other liver medicine is equal to it. Don’t tak* a substitute 12 Ib. jar 25c (by mail, 16c extra postage.) Jacobs’ Pharmacy. Atlanta. Georgian Want Ads Get Results I Lillian Russell's Warning. Sore Feet: Bad Health Lillian Russell is a physical wonder. Now in mature years, but having pre served the fresh beauty of youth. In ihp Chicago Tribune she says: “Care of the feet, hardest worked members of 1 * ie bndy. is abso hit ply essential to health. Irritation from sore feet <»ft pn causes serious nervous disorders. HTlf i nothing brings face wrinkles niiit’ker." Here is L tl,e l )pst treat- / vS3 lnent known to <’ e T-X * L science for all foot ailments It wnrks through the pores and removes the cause: “TJissolve two tahlespoonfuls of Caiocide compound in a basin of warm water. Soak the feet in this for full fifteen minutes, gently rubbing the sore parts.” The effect is magical. All soreness disappears in stantly Corns and callouses can be peeled right off. Ii gives instant relief for bunions, aching and sweaty smelly feet. Any druggist has Caiocide in strvck or will quickly get it from his wholesale house A twenty-five cent box usually cures the worst feet. Caio cide is not a patent medicine Don't waste money on uncertain remedies. Insist on getting what you want from the druggist. ? - ir MTliilL l lbs. ■ ft 4 Meadow Gold or Fox QCn Rher Butter, per lb dub Fresh Country 171 c Eggs, Doz l • 2 Hew Potatoes, peck OCn 49c; 1-2 peck,., '-du Ballard’s High Grade Flour, not cheap trash, but the well known Ballard’s High Grade Hour. 12 lbs, 40c; 24 lbs, 79c; 48 lbs. $1,56; 96 lbs, $3,10; bbl, $6.19 fcjju n i-rii irom.i.'MJu-em !'■ Cash Grocery Co. 118-120 Whitehall M. RICH & BROS. CO. M. RICH & BROS. CO. M. RICH & BROS. CO. I AGAIN TOMORROW: | I The Shirtwaist Sale I 5* 3jJ A sale of the very’ waists one wane for summer and at. the very hour -Hg you contemplate paying full regular price. A sale of linon waists, of tai- JL lored waists, of lingerie waist- in peplum styles, of all-linen waists and of silk waists. Several hundred garments in six sale groups tomorrow and all at prices far below true worth —in fact, considerably less than you’ve ever known similar waists to sell for at the very beginning of the shirt waist season. Supply your summer needs NOW—take advantage of these savings— yim come here tomorrow and share these bargain plums: : 2 Group I===sEso Values Group 4===Values to $4.00 But a triflp mO r<> than half pricp for any of N Par ]v all tho Waists in this lot are guaran these new summer Shirtwaists which we se- t PURE LINEN They are in a wide t cured under value and now offer them to you range of st.vles some severely plain tailored on the same basis. They are made of sheer models, others prettilv tucked, and a few JU white linon with a dainty round sailor collar set o ff with a touch of'embroidery or in side DS and finished with three-quarter ’"T/A tucked effects. Waist - here/K r> -j- sleeve. A pocket lends a pretty /Hf j n excellent styles: values’hZ IM touch of style. Choice to $4.00 ; choice' A 5 Group 2===Peplum Initial Waists Group 5-Women's Silk Shirts 5 All mT ™ pr , s ß lps ; n .‘ h J s tU 10t . He T Decided novelties, these silk shirts- and one g you II hnd tailored Waists with the embroid- of thp tt)Pst of tl?p mnv spason ’ s , nnova ered initialed pocket in al sizes and with f]ons Thpv - rp mf)dp of soff s] , ks m fJaint • every initial: also several styles in new T ep- stfi ()f j; |apk tan b|up lavPnd ' er 01 . ( , ra? JC lum waists. They re made of sheer lingerie on '„ hjfp „ rounds . All are made with the JG cloths trimmed with heavy aces. An op- , . . ,■ ® n ~ ™ ”5. detachable collar and turn /♦* <■> etaa :x t SI.OO Xs^S. p “ trt s2.69 | g Group 3-Values to Group 6-ffalues tn slll,llO »=J! A big lot here for milady to choose from. True some of the Waists in this lot are from -jg There are pretty white tailored waists in the past season's selling, but they are in fancy plaited styles and plain tailored mod- splendid styles—waists of which we have but nE els with the embroidered pocket: there are one or two of a kind. There are waists of EM waists of white china silk, of net, of crepe crepe de chine, waists of messalines and de chine and nicssaline ’fews-ol'-a-kind." chiffons- only about 3(1 in all, but every but nearly all in white. rs» onp a remarkable value. d* O Ofl vr* Values here to s.'>.oo; to- I IM Styles here formerly %MM JL - morrow any of them'r * priced up to $10.00’• Sg | M. Rich & Bros. Co. | f -j, L < \ Allen s Summer Shoes Are Now New Low-Heel Pump At Their Best or Colonial $4,00 Beit Gun Metal, Tan, White, Patent or Satin, we are now fully prepared for you. During the past two weeks we have received over $ I 0,000 worth of newer and smarter shoes than we opened the Spring season with. Summer needs are different in the* selection of footwear to early Spring requirements. We * < have the real new styles you want. A stock of over $30,000 worth of new style shoes is ready at Allen’s for women and children exclusively. J, P, Allen & Co, 51-53 Whitehall St. Georgian Want Ads Bring Results, 1