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4 COATS. OF THREAD FAME. DIES AT THE AGE OF 76 LONDON. Ma’ U Archibald Oati=. fc.r th* !a«’ twent- years i.ead of the great thread company. ■ dead at Paisles The Pure Product of Nature’s Springs, which acts surely and gently, but without any bad after-effects Hunyadi/ Janos Water Natural Laxative Drink Half a Glass on Arising for twawmsl CONSTIPATION OB ss - n ° M *** J’ou won't worry about your t aiuable /eive/s and paper*, anti YCjI.R WILL, if they m-e nectttT again*! Hi:RGLAIiS, CAKELESUXEItIS or HUE. Put them in one of our Safety Deposit Boxe*; then they w ill be SALE. For a pricate box in our vaults we yyill charge you only or up, per year. TVe *hall a!*o gladly take care of your money in our Banking Department. 4 per cent on Savings Deposits CENTRAL BANK & TROST CORPORATION Candler Building BRANCH: Mitchell and Forsyth Streets I ~ ' - ~~ - -gj I, I. ■- ■ <■■■■!«.. . An Offer of 1 ■ “The24Best Records” The 24 double-disc records listed below (49 selections) are made up of those named by 24 different critics as the finest examples of recording ever pro duced. Every one of thpm has been selected by a musical authority as ‘‘the one best record ever made.” All of them together make up a series that must be of extraordinary interest to every 5 owner of a talking machine—whether Columbia or not-Columbia. Every record buyer is entitled to his own opinion—-and the average record buyer would say so if we didn't. But when a man who hears every record issued by all the recording t laboratories, picks out one as the best lie ever heard, you are going to miss something if you don’t at least hear it for yourself—and own it if you. agree with him. Hear them here, or let us deliver them to your | home on approval—any one of them, or the com plete series. The List of 12 Ten Inch Records I The List of 12 Twelve-Inch Records (24 Selections) (23 Selections) "HERD GIRL'S DREAM." Violin flu’* an* harp "ISOLDE’S LIEBESTOD." from Tristan and Isolde 'Ha o, STEHL. LUFSKY AND SURTH Dou- Sung by LILLIAN NORDICA. Single-disc S 3 ■ 1 . 65 cents "LIBERTE! ' f m l.e Jongleur d® Notre Dnm» g| SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD." Coun tuph« D l uble : d ‘ s< ' e * 3 PRANK COOMBS. O-uJI- '"—’’to BROTHERS ..fT. « QUARIE'iE I',. .n. -T'K. 7o cents "HOME TO OUR MOUNTAINS." from 11 Trova HUNGARIAN DANCE NO. 5.” Played by tor*. Duet by GIOVANNI ZENATELLO and I PRINCES ORCHESTRA Double dis 65 cents MARIA GAY. Doable-disc $4 CONSTANTLY. ' , nE b-. BERT WILLIAMS. "MARY OF ARGYLE." Sung bv DAVID BISP- Double * sc 75 cents HAM. Double-disc $1.50 COOPERS SONG. i Baritom "THOU BRILLIANT BIRD.' from Pearl of Ba- Snlo. by CECIL FANNING. Douhb di-. SI.OO r.il Sung bv BERNICE DE PASQUALI. Dou- •ROSARY." Vmlom- ■. Sdo b< VICTOR SOR- blo-disc $3 LIN. D 0... .. 65 cents "EVER OF THEE." Sung bv MARGARET KEYES. •ON THE BANKS OF ALLAN WATER," So- Double-disc $1.25 prano S : • GRACE KERNS. Double-disc "SCENES THAT ARE BRIGHTEST." Violin, flute 75 cents and harp trio, bv STEHL, LUFSKY AND "LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG." Vlolm ' ello and SCHUETZE. Double-disc $1 Ha>p Trio r .;oe' .y STEHL, RICHARD AND "O TERRA ADDIO." from Aida. Suns by the CO SCHUETZE Double- I 75 cents LUMBIA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Double- "HOLY CITY." Ter So by HENRY BURR. diac $1.25 I' ub ' ils 65 cents "THE LAST HOPE." Played bv PRI NCE'S BAN D " BEAUTY’S EYES." Tenor Soin, bv REED MIL- Double-disc $1 LER. Double- : s 75 cents i "BARCAROLLE.” from Talcs of Hoffman Duet ■LIBERTY BELL MARCH." bv COLUM- ! bvIDELLE PATTERSON AND MARGARET BIA BAND. Double-disc 65 cents I KEYES. Double-disc $1.25 All th se records are exclusive Columbia, but will play on either Columbia or Victor Columbia Phonograph Co. S 2 N. Broad St. Atlanta Phorrt? !’« Cable Building I ■CT TO END GRADE CHOOSING Pryor -’itei property o»afit ar* I hacking bills which wiU’be iruroduceri i n th* >gisiature this summer author j fzing th' ’of Atlanta to abandoii the c-ad* crossting at Pryor street and i build a liaduct tr. span th* railroad I tracks. This means that the tracks • ui.-t be ■ •xe-if-d from six to twelve feet Jat i::»- I nion station, as th* grade will n. dropped down gradually for a dis unr* of 1,200 feet on either side. An ordinance asking th* legislature i for this- authorization was pjiased by ,-um.il last yeat and the legislature ap • piovi d the bill, but it was incorporated ! in the '’con promised" commission gov .■nment chartei, which was defeated b-. a toie of th* people. This bill will ' b* presented as a separate subject at ! ' • . l ommg session, and it is likely that I ; Atlanta traffic will soon be relieved by a i i.eft viaduct in the center of th* city. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS:. WEDNESDAY. MAY 15. 1912 Business Interfere With Ne G< Drill? Then i Drop the Business l Members of the Fifth regiment of' 'the Georgia National Guard ar* inter- j estedlx discussing today Major I. T. 1 . ’arron's decision that any member ab- | sent from drill will positive!? be fined : no mattei what the excuse The deci-1 si'-n was mad* at th* Fifth Regimental j Armory last night when a number of] militiamen were tried by the -ummary . -ourt for being ah«*nt from tne parade on .Memorial da; . Twenty-five met 1 were absent and ’he majority of them I said business detained them from th* , exercises Several were given small i fines "I think It as Imperative for on* member to be present as another, and those who say they can’t afford to leave their business to drill should be fined, ’ said Major Catron. i DEATHS AND FUNERALS| Albertus A. Moore. Th* remains of Albertus A Moore, of 247 Forrest avenue, who died yesterday at a private sanitarium were taken to day to Rock Hill S. C.. his former home, for funeral and interment. Mr. Moore had been for years connected with th* Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company His death was due to an at tack of appendicitis. Mrs. Helen M. Stafford. The funeral of Mrs Helen M. Staf- ’ 1 ford. 28 years old. who died yesterday j at a’private sanitarium will be held! Friday morning from Sacred Hear’ church, and Interment will be tn Weet view. She is survived by her husband. Harry Stafford, her mother and one sta te! M’ss Mary C. Hackett. The funeral of Miss Marv C. Hack ett fik years old, who died yesterday lat het residence, 3 Tifton street, will > h* held tomorrow morning from Poole’s i chapel, and interment w ill he in Casey’s cemetery. Gives Quickest and Surest Cure For All Sore Feet The following is absolutely the surest | and quickest cure known to s* lence for all foot ailments T’issolve two table- 1 ! spoonfuls of Caloclde compound in a | ! basin warm water Soak the feet in ! OS/ 7 ] ghes immediate relief for sore bunions, j [sweaty, smelly and aching feet. A twen’y-five cent box of < alocirie is sal-ll tn b* sufficient to cure the worst feet T» works through the pores and removes the - aus* of th* troubl® Don't was-* time on uncertain remedies Any drug r-:- has Caloclde compound in stock *r Ihe ran get it in a few hours from his wh*lesale house It is not a patent i medicine but an *thica! preparation PLAN OF CHOICE VEXES LENDERS . .. Democratic Executive Commit tee Must Determine How Far Unit Method Shall Apply. One of the pa-ticularly tough nuts i ’h* state Democratic executive com-| mittee will be called upon to crack when I it assembles to call the next general stat* primary -probably for .August ] is th* question of he manner of nomi nating judges and solicitors general in Georgia. There are some very sharp and em phatic differences o' opinion among politicians and aspirants for office with respect to this matter and it will re quire more than orditfary ’ dipromacy upon the part of th* state committee to settle it with approximate satisfaction to all parties concerned. There are thus® who stoutly approve of th* county unit plan of nominating ; stat® house officers and governors, but ■ who. nevertheless, view with alarm that I same plan with regard to the nominal ling of judges and. solicitors. They | | point out that this plan might give some,large counties absolute cpntrol of certain judicial ■ circuits, to th* utt>?._ exclusion of th* small counties therein. . This thc-v affirm, would sui'ety be un democratic and unfair. There-are others who maintain. Just as stoutly, that tho county unit being fair and democrat!* within the state in a large class of elections it Is fair and democrat!- In all; that the principle applied to the governorship applies no less surely to the judgeships and solic itorships. They ■ aver that while it might work to the seeming ,disadvan tage of -me or two circuits; jt surely would be th® fit and proper t.hifig in th-, vast majority of them, hence sffduld b® adopted. Will Petition Committee. Little if any doubt exists that the i committee will - ail a genera! primary i under th* county unit plan; certainly I in so far as th* governorship and th" i stat* house officers are concerned. I 1 doubtless will be petitioned to make an i exception of this tn the matter of judg- - I ships and solicitorships. Whether it j w ill agree to this petition is the prob lem vexing a good many ambitious -Georgians today. Some are firmly of ] the opinion that it will; others are equally as positive that it will not. When, in 1896, the legislature <!i ■ vested itself of th® right of electing | judges and solicitors general’ and plan- d j it directly in the hands of the people, ii j provided that th'se officers might be I nominated by the various circuits, but * that they must be elected at large - ' - There was al that time a Ay vigi lant and aggressive Populist party tn i Georgia—it had 45/nembers of’the leg islature of 1896-98— and th* election of judges and solicitors was arranged aft - | er the fashion it was for th* frank and I avowed purpose of preventing ’he cap., : ture of one or moi* judgesnips and so-, licitorsWps tty the ■■Pops” This rattier queer.and extrao r rima.;. I'gal status of the judgeships and so licitorships. as concerns the selection of the holders thereof. w;lll be urged 1 l.efni* the state committee as a reason? why they should be treat'd as things apart from the general scheme of things political In Georgia and be sub jected to special -ules of nomination, without reference to the other offices That the state committee will se* anything conclusive in that argument is a very wide open question. The delicious flavors of the best fruit and more economical, SAUER'S EX TRACTS ALI, FLAVORS- Thirteen highest awards and medals. It would surprise you to know- of the great good that is being don* by Cham berlain’s Tablets Darius Downey, of Newberg Junction. N 8.. writes: "My w ife has been using Chamberlain’s Tablets and finds them very effectual and doing he* lots of good.” If you have any trouble with your stomach or bowels, give them a trial. For sale by 4 all dealers HOW TO TELL. Kryprok lenses. These lenses have no seam:- no lines, nor edges in the lens. Kryprok means "hidden eye,” The near lens is actually hidden in the dis tance lens, making a solid piece of glass. Let J no. L Moore & Sons show you. 12 North Broad street. ••• WINDOW BOXES FILLED ATLANTA FLORAL CO., Call Main 1130. this for full fifteen j minutes, gently . rubbing the sore, j parts ’ The effect I is reallv wonder- . ful Mil soreness goes instantly. the ' fee' feel so good ■ you could sing for I jox . < 'orns and: callouses can be reeled right off It ■ STUART'S •UCHU AND JUNIPER COMPOUND CURES KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE) Meadow-Gold QCp I Butter. Pound uvu FRESH COUNTRY EGGS 17a c doz. Kc (ML Bi~ s 5 you wint Oash Grocery Gammy 118 snd 120 Whitehall St Drink Stand Keeper Charges Bailiff Used Lien to Loot Store I * * f» i \ tt ' , Ch'arglng that R: M Bell.'a bailiff of Justice R R Jackson's court, looted his soda stand at Brotherton and Forsyth streets on the pretext of. levying a salary lien for A. Thompson, X. A Zuzutus has brought suit in superior court for It.ooo darftage? Xf L. Rockmore and H. T. O'ShieMs. bondsmen of Bel!, are also ] made derendanp?. Bell, so Zuzulas alleges, not only seized ; • rhe property without giving him a chance • ; to make bond, but also filled his pockets , w ith cigars and pencils and made pet - j sonal use of them. He also, it is asserted, took five gallons j of Ice cream from the place and disposed i of it in a manner unknown to the peti- I doner. Thompson t>a«< formerly employed bj Zuzulas. and claimed a salary of S2OO, I which Zuzulas maintained was paid Thompson’s sui4 was finally dismissed, j but the go'xis taken from the store, in I what Zuzulas terms the bailiffs raid/’j ha\e disappeared. ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■ r— i. ■■ i 1 11 ' " fcl "" 111 "* 1 1 - SCREEN DOORsJaNP WINDOWS A Very Your Homo Question? Ea,l? ' 811,1 TH Th.t .1 lh. ArE M 01 > Deadly House Fly MW G " Catri>l, The Gurm MM “w. OistribHter i» Getting bus,-. Let us suppose that on April 15 a female fly lays 120 eggs; that these all become flies; that half are females, which in turn breed at th* same .rat* übout every 20 days, that none are killed, we would then have a table as follows: - p"’ April 15 1 | July 10 25,920.000 May 112 C I July 29 1,555,200,000 May 28 7,200 August 18 93,312,000.000 June 20 7. 432.000 September 10 . 5,598.720.000,000 GET BUSY NOW AND HELP TO DOWN THE FLY! SCREEN DOORS, 90c to $lO. SCREEN WINDOWS, 25c to 75c Iking hardware co 87 Whitehall ’ I -- —• ’ 'ta .i, .... ?J , FIRE SALE! * * r - i i.i_ _ ■ ’ ’* ■ /a .’., , , Thursday Hundreds of New Items Will Be Placed on Sale Our main floor, the only part of the store left tenantable by the fire, has been taxed to the limit to ac commodate the crowds, and the in terest grows more intense every day. The first three days’ tremendous sell ing has disposed of less than a fourth of this immense stock. Thursday hun dreds of fresh itemswill take the place of those already sold. Muslin Under wear, Hosiery, Shirtwaists, Neckwear, Petticoats, Gloves, Children’s Dresses, etc., etc. Our entire stock must go at once. Everything at fire-sale prices, regardless of cost or former prices. ’> Be on hand tomorrow at 9 A. M. : 49 Whitehall Street 1 FRIEND OF ENGLISH LORD ON ATLANTA CHAINGANG Lewis i’arr. an Indian whh, Carlisle j education, who was for many years al close companion of Lord Jersey, one of ; England’s best known p**rs. is s*ning i a tei m in th* Fulton couniv chaingiwg i waiting for money from his people tt> Oklahoma. Carr says that wanderlust is resp".’ . sible for his troubles. CUTICURA SOAP SHAVING STICK, For Tender Faces Indispensable for those subject to red- ■ ii 3 ness, roughness, and otb*r irritations “ —of the skin. Ashaying luxury. No mug. no soggy soap, no germs, no waste of time or money. In nickeled box. 25c..at stores or by mail. Liberal sample free, i Address “Cuticura.” Dept. 2&Boston. IDEAL VACATION-PLAN FOR AMY ' * • • • ♦ 1 i The cprnblnatlon of wholesome recrea. tlon, out of doors, with ta. moderate i ambitnt Os- reading, dr if a toy has been ' deficient In school a certain amount of svstematic study may bo- prescribed. Riverside Summer School f.pJ camp, lo ir ated among tbe ,of the Blue Ridge moiintaihs, near Lakp Warner, pro \kles a most delightful outing, careful supervision and systematic reading or In struction. Cadets live in barracks or In I t*nts as preferred. The last two weeks will be spent in camp on the coast near Norfolk. Va.. and excursions will be made Ito Washington. Session begins June 26th nnd continues eight week®. Address ’ Riverside Academy, Box 16 Galneevllle, Ga. CHICHESTER’S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. A Ladle*! Aak y®ur Drasflat for Chl-rbea-J.er’a Diamond Brand/A\ Fills in Red and Gold bc-'es, sealed with Blue Ribboa. Take no other BtryoPyonp -V l»rnf(r»«». Ask forClII-CIfES-TEB ’ DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, far t 5 yean known as Best, Safest. Always Reliable 91 9 BY 9RLGQISTS EVERYWHERE Ask any business man and he will tell you The' Georgian Want Ad e'olumns reach more -people and bring better results that could not b* obtained in any other medium in this "Section. -■ ■ - <*.-