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MAY 26 ID BRING
SUNDAY ■,
REGULATED I
Park Board Reverses Its For
mer Action Closing Park
Lake by Vote of 9 to 3.
Sunday .bpthing begins in I’i, .iuwnt
park lake on Sunday. May I he de
cision was reached by the park l>oa.«
hr a vote of 9 to 3. after a city-wide
discussion and a public hearing al
which al -itiz-ns were given the prlvi.
jege of . xp,. ■‘■sing their views
The Sundav swim is to he gov- rn<*d
bv these restriction's: Only wornenaind
children will be allowed in the lake
from s to s o', lo< k on Sunday mornings
and only mt n and boys between 3 hnd 6
o'clock on Sunday afternoons
The gates will be closed at other
times, and the police department has
pledged sufficient officers to enforce
good order
The meeting of the park hoard yes- |
terda. afternoon, when the tinal vote
was taken, showed the intense feeling
that has been aroused over this issu-
Tt J Guinn charged that the park board
was rushing matters without giving the
church people opportunity to ofcpii-ss
then views ,
Gwinn Delivers a
Red Hot Address.
"The people of this town' love fair
pla>.'' he filed, "and don’t you believe
that this matter won’t be ultimately
taken to the people."
As Mr Guinn is quite a figure in pol
itics. his statement caused a stir among
those present
Mayor Winn told the board that he
could see no moral,wrong in a Sunday
plunge, and that th' 1 recreation in Pied
mont park was not a violation of th<
state law. But. he said, Im was'unal
terably opposed to any such conduct a.-'
that shown at Piedmont lake last sum
mer on Sundays. H-- then introduced
the amendment, which was finally
adopted, providing for a segregation of
the sexes at the Ink--.
Mayor's Amendment
Suits Opposition.
Major Guinn said that this anu'nd
nvnt removed much of the causo f<»’
object ion .1 K Orr, who presented
resolutions from the Sunday school su
perintendents protesting against ’’Sun
day sport." said that he did not feci in
clined to further oppose the use of the
lake under such regulations as offered
b\ Mayor Winn
It scent’d as thong the issue w i
about settled Rut Pirstdeni Cochran
gave the final opportunity to others
present who n anted to address he
board. As th-’ board had not declared
Itself on Mayoi Winns amendment, a
number spoke to the question of free
and open Sunday swimming.
Count liman Mhert Thomson said that
he did not want “blue'* Sundays in At
lanta. but the issue appealed to him as
a movement toward \v!dr-op» n Sun
days, and to these he said he was abso
lutely opposed.
Pastor Speaks for
Sunday Swimming
Rev. E. Dean Ellenwood, paster of the
t'niversa list church, spoke so the lib
eralist.- In .tnsw-r to the charge that
the lake w is Insanitary he said if such
were the case, it ought to ho closed all
the time.
"1 do not believe the members of my
church win want to go in bathing it)
the park on Sunday." he said. "But
with good order enforced in the park. I
think other people should be allowed to
do as they choose."
f> A R. Holderbx spoke in prote i
the representative >f the Evangelical
Ministers a-sociation. Evangelist f. B.
Hay nes read .< paper advocating a free
and op'tt Sundav. Among those who
opposed the . i creation in Pn-dmoii"
park wc't M A Ha • \\ E Newell
Rev A A I.ill • and Ila ’’ 11 lorn -
t’ouneilmen Claude <’ Mason and A
Pipe Chambers urged a liberal Sabb.ith,
sang it is tin <>iu day the w.c king
man ha- to enjoy himself The straw
ballot. 737 to . - Sundav bathing and
.19 agaffist ii. w s reported to lit" board.
Bond Wanted Board to
Postpone Action
Park Commissione: Bond rosnoiide.l
to Majo" Guinn ■ appeal and mov-.i
that the matter be poii-G until th<
meeting of it,.. b--.- n .lune His mo
tion was voted down by fl to 11 The
finft vote was then called and only
''ommissioner- Bond. Anderson and
Thomson war. optos'..: to th* Sunday
bathing
May -r Winn's amendment for the
s'giegation of the six, - does not app.v
to bathing in the pa k liming the week
The lake is to be open on a.I week days
from 5 o', io, k in the morning until 7
o'clock in the evening, beginning next
Tuesday . An in< insure has b< < n pro
vided exclusively so- > ..men and chi’
diem Evt-i-. one must «••., two
piece bathing suit with snort sleeves
Some of tin- incmb-s of tin boa .'
predict that tiie sui t Sunday regula
tions will end the popularity of th
lake, . specially so. morning use. wlur
on.y w .-u - ,nd ‘children w ill be per
mitted to bathe. Hut they say they v.
try out thes. lul. s tn good faith N..
furthet opposition to the Sundav b..,h
is expected from . ouneil.
Official Denial From Russ.
Sl’ PETERSBERG May 17 Dis
pat. hes -ent -tit from Parts declaring
that Fren h and Russian diplomatii re
la’ions had beet, s. v.-red wen officially
denied here today.
it was admitted however, that a
ri< an k 1 ■ rm t h.
two amba.-.-.oloi am- ibnt Russia
■would li.t. k un hot rnro- in the !><m
blr
WINDOW BOXES FILLED
ATLANTA FLORAL CO,
Call Mam 1130.
Look! Pure Food-Pure Air Baby
i‘DOC’ WILEY A FAT HER
WASHINGTON. May 17.—bl Har
iv ey Wiley, former chief of the Federal
I pin e food bureau, now editor of Good
I Housekeeping Magazine, and perhaps
| th, greatest living authority on food
I hygiene, to whom a 9 1-2-pound baby
1 was presented yesterday by his young
(wife, had quite a lot of things to say
‘today about the proper rearing .of chil-
Idren Mis. Wiley was getting along in
fin. shape today, and the doctor had a
great stack of telegrams of congratula
tion that had poured in to him from all
parts of the country. The baby has
I been' named "John Harvey." ami a,-
though Dr Wiley said he had wanted a
girl, he admitted he was "satisfied.'
.lust as any ordinary fathe- might,
Dr. Wiley talked with great pt ide today
about the new baby "Our child,' he
declared. is to be a pure food and
fresh air baby literally. At first he will
take natural food from his mother, and
It surpasses any baby food that eve:
has been or ever will be invented.
"A child should not be weaned until
he is fifteen or eighteen months old. and
nevr until h' has passed his second
summer. Out baby w ill weaned a
DR. JENKINS SLATED
FOR PRESIDENCY OF
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
MA''ON. GA.. May 17. Il is an
nounced today that Dr. <'. R. Jenkins
'tf-ill succeed Dr. W. N. Ainsworth as
president of Wesleyan college w hen the
trustees meet here next week. Dr.
Ainsworth will re-enter the Methodist
ministry.
Dr Jenkins Is now vice president.
Coincident with the commencement
exercises will lie a celebration of five
completion <>f the $300,000 endowment
fund raised largely thtough Dr. Ains
worth's efforts
BISHOP ELECTIONS GIVING
METHODISTS HARD FIGHT
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. May 17
Election of the remaining seven of the
eight blshop v authorized by lite gen-
J oral conference of the Methodist church
furnished si spirited contest at the ses
-1 si.in of the conference today. At the
opening of the morning session, tile
second ballot, taken after the election
of Rev. Hornet Stuntz D.D on the
first ballot yesterday, was opened, bm
no bishops were elected, none of th**
candidates receiving the necessary two
thirds vote.
' It. Is believed that several ballots
will be required before the eiglit men
ate named
CHARTERS TO START FIGHT
IN NINTH AT BLUE RIDGE
«;.\ IN:ES\ I U.K GA May Hi. \V A i
1 ('hailPi’K, eandi<lal<* fr'r congT'es*. will
M open the campaign in the Ninth dis i
irict at Blue Ridge Fannin county. May
27. F'annln superior < ourt will he in
' session at that time Mr. Charters hasj
invited .1. N Holdei. of Jackson voun-j
ly. his only announced opponent, to a i
joint debut. Mt* Holder lias declined,
giving as the reason that his time up t.
- the meeting of‘the legislature is en
gaged Congressman Tltoma* Bell i- '
. xj.ected to announce within a month.
SOME SPRING NECESSITIES
RUBBER HOSE The Best Lawn Mowers
Metal-Wrapped
HOSE IMfWlw
WIX Guaranteed
* Wil U1 Special is the
and 25c Ft. “Kj n g Special”
W, Iviv- Rubin 1 Hosr Prices
, " g " lg fl "" 1 10c 1 "‘ The best Ball-Bear
. - - | Mower on the
Lawn and Porch Swings
We have other good Mowers that are
a cheaper. The Jev/el, The Royal.
Prices from $3.00 up.
Ice Cream Freezers
SHEPARD’S LIGHTNING
The
Have Your Swings Put Up Before Summer Freezer
We are prepared to deliver and put up lawn Made
swings made of oak for $7.50; pine, $6.00. Porch
swings, $3.75, $5.00, $7.50 and SIO.OO. A .,f iz '\ r ’" m 1 , plPr ' ce moo
KING HARDWARE COMPANY
53 Peachtree St. 87 Whitehall St.
iTTE ATL.WTv -:HAN AND NEWS: FRIDAY. MAY 17. 1912
year from the first of next September.
He W’ill not be given fruit until after he
is three years old and has all hi# teeth
If we can obtain tuberculosis germ
proof. perfectly clean cow's milk, he
will be allowed to drink all he can.
"From the very first our baby will
sleep in '.he open air, as God intended
al! men to do. His little lungs will be
filled with life-giving ozone taken fresh
from the great out of doors, without
being bottled in close rooms and un
healthy mansions.
"His clothes will be very few and
vet y simple. I do not intend that our
baby shall ever wear the trailing robes
many miles too iong that torture ami
retard the growth of infants.
"One of the earliest lessons a child
should be taught is thrift and instead
of John Harvey being allow ed to squan
der bls pennies he is to be taught to
save them I started hint tight off to
day," said rhe doctor as he displayed a
savings bank book made out to John
Harvev Wilev with an initial deposit of
$ 1 Qf'
SPECIAL
White Wash Waist Day
SATURDAY
Beautiful Waists. Regular
Value $1.25, Saturday price □•/V
The illustration here shown
jraJ'SVTjr'Z- is a drawing made from one
Tjajf ) of these bargain waists.
' The waists are made of fine
* Y-y lawn. The front is hand
/YiVi 4 \''A th ' I somcly trimmed with em«
/ )\ r\ *<?*■. pkV/ broidery, hnen and val lace
/ .' \ ’■?, t.• 2; I' 'Y. ..and one very pretty inedal-
( \ ■'! ' i-\r\ hon. Front and back are or-
1 /'Alt k ! V ' x; namented with fine narrow
" <¥4 ’ tUCkS -
"* Sleeves and collar are
/ j trimmed to match rest of
t waist.
- Very dainty. A bargain at
v 59c
C RE F>TT' We c,o,he Men. Women and Children on
1 credit. It’s very easy to open an account
here Simply pick out what clothing you want and aav
"Charge it."
Menter & Rosenbloom Co.
— Upstairs i—
x » 9 wimi *1 | X
ATLANTA WOMAN
CLOSE TO TITLE
Golf Tournament at Nashville]
Develops Some Splendid
Playing on Course.
NASHVILLE. TENN May 17. It]
took an Atlanta woman to defeat Miss
Al.-xa Stirling, the Atlanta sclmol girl.|
in the Women's Southern Golf associa-l
tion’s championship tournament. In|
the semi-finals. Mrs, George Harrington
won from Miss Stirling, while Mrs.
Nash Rrovles defeated Mrs. Thomas B.
Paine.
Mrs E. W. Daley, of Nashville, and
Mrs. Frank G. Jones, of Memphis, Mrs.
Harrington and Mis. Broyle- ate play
ing in tiie finals this afternoon.
The winners today will be matched
for the championship tomorrow. Mis.
Harrington is a former champion, while
Mrs. Daley now holds the title.
When Money Is Forgotten
WHEN the jrreat. grav visitor. Sickness, conies, rich and poor are brought to a
level at the door of the drug store. Prescription service is the most vital pub
lic service rendered you.
For 27 years .Jacdbs' Pharmacy has done prescription work in Atlanta. And we
have grown into the second largest retail drug business in the I nited States.
We do not solicit vour prescription business on a competitive basis. When life
and death hang balancing, price carries no weight, to you. nor to your neighbor. BUT
WE CLAIM TO GIVE YOU A BETTER PRESCRIPTION SERVICE THAN ANY
ONE ELSE IN THE SOUTH CAN RENDER. We have the organization to do this,
and spare noexpen.se io maintain it. We have the best pharmaceutical skill that the
highest salaries can procure, and a manufacturing laboratory that makes, as needed,
absolutely pure and fresh pharmaceuticals. WE SAFEGUARD YOU WITH EVERY
POSSIBLE PRECAUTION THAT SCIENCE, SKILL AND CAPITAL CAN INSURE.
Jacobs’ Pharmacv gives you the best prescription service, ami we make a rea
sonable charge for it. allowing a fair profit to the store. We merely point to our
great growth in these 27 vears. and the thousands of patrons who understand the
superiority of our Prescription Departments.
Jacobs’ Everyday Cut Prices
On Sale at All of Our Stores
10 to 25 Per Cent Lower Than Elsewhere. Mails Order Shipped
Immediately and Satisfaction Guaranteed
25c A. A. Mouth Wash, 20c: SI.OO size 80c
Myrrh and Roses Tooth Cream 18c
Dentists indorse it. There is no superior
dentifrice. Antiseptic, germicidal, non-acid. it
cleanses, whitens ami preserves teeth from de
cay; hardens gums and prevents bleeding;
tastes pure and fresh without unpleasant
sweetness.
$2.00 Absorbine SI.BO
SI.OO Absorbine, Jr 90c
50c Horsford’s Acid Phosphate 40c
SI.OO Horsford's Acid Phosphate 80c
$1.50 Ducres’ Alimentary $1.35
Long’s Sarsaparilla, small (96 doses) 50c; qt. SI.OO
Doubly concentrated and combined with'
lodide Potassium, and purifies and enriches the
blood quicker than anything else. The lodide
makes it most efficient of all sarsaparilla, com
pounds and most. costly*to prepare; yet our cost
to you is lower.
$2.00 Lilly’s Alterans Succus $1.50
50c Bengue Analgesique Balm 45c
25c Kilmer's Ointment 20c
50c Kilmer's Ointment 40c
10c Kohler's Headache Antidote 8c
25c Kohler's Headache Antidote 20c
25c Anti-Fut-Swct 20c
50c Antiphlogistine 1-2 lb., 37c; 75c, 1 lb,, 60c;
$1.25. 2 lbs.. $1.00: $2.50, 5 lbs $2.00
SI.OO Cystogen 80c
SI.OO Chapoteaut's Apioline . 90c
35c Taft's Asthmaline, 30c; $1.50 size $1.35
25c Green's August Flower, 20c: 75c size 65c
25c Baby Ease 20c
SI.OO Delabarre's Syrup 75c
35c Fletcher's Castoria 25c
25c Hand's Teething Lotion 20c
25c Kopp's Baby’s Friend 20c
25c Pitt's Carminative 20c
25c Bad-Em Saiz 20c
SI.OO$ l .OO Brannon's Female Balm 85c
50c Ely's Cream Balm, 43c; SI.OO size 85c
75c Hagan's Magnolia Balm 60c
Robinnaire’s Liquid Face Powder 50c
Cooling and soothing on warm days. Easily
applied, just before going out, and will not rub
off. Refreshing to use: prevents freckles, sun
burn. etc. White and flesh.
20c Becker’s Eye Balsam 20c
25c Fernoline Balsam. 20c; 50c size 43c
$1.50 Gombault’s Caustic Balsam $1.20
50c Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh. 45c: $1 size . . . 90c
25c Jackson's Magic Balsam 20c
50c Parker’s Hair Balsam. 39c; SI.OO size 79c
Palmer’s Hair Vigorator 75c
Restores life and health to the hair, and grad
ually the natural color returns. Cleanses scalp,
etires dandruff, makes brittle, splitting hair soft
and lustrous and promotes rapid growth. Try it.
35c Wakefield’s Blackberry Balsam 30c
Army and Navy Bandages, with under straps.
35c, 50c and 75c
75c 0. P. C. Suspensories. No. 2. 65c: $1.25, No.
3. $1.00; $1.50. No. 4. $1.25: $2.00. No. 5 $1.50
25c Robinson's Patent Barley. 18c; 50c size ... 35c
SI.OO B. B. B 67c
SI.OO Armour’s Beef Peptone 90c
SI.OO Arlington Chemical Co.'s Liquid Beef
Peptonoids . 83c
50c Armour's Beef Extract. 2 oz.. 41c; SI.OO
size. 4 oz 79c
SI.OO Mulford's Predigested Liquid Beef ... 90c
35c Steero Bouillon Cubes. 30c: $1.50 size. 1-2
lb.. $1.25: $2.50 size. 1 lb $2.25
25c Bee Brand Root Beer Extract 15c
Package makes 5 gallons of the most de
licious. wholesome root beer- exceptionally
flue flavor.
25c Hires' Root Beer Extract 20c
25c Bel Bon Peroxide Cream 20c
Jacobs' Peroxide Cream 25c
A mild, bleaching cream which makes the
skin soft, and white We guarantee this cream
to be absolutely pure, and harmless even to
the most sensitive skin. Pleasantly fragrant.
25c Pabst Malt Extract 20c
Jacobs’ Malt Extract, pt. 15c: dozen $1.50
Case of 10 dozen $12.50
Analysis shows it contains more diastase and
nutritious matter than any other malt extract.
It has greater digestive power and is more
agreeable to the weak stomach
50c Betul-01. 45c; SI.OO size, 2 oz.. 85c: $1.50
size $1.20
25c Phila Bird Food Co.'s Bitters 20c
25c McAllister's Mocking Bird Food 20c
Telephone Orders Solicited
Call Main 3082. Atlanta S 2. This is our Private Exchange connecting all depart
ments of Main Store ami all Branch Stores.
Jacobs' Telephone Order Department is the best ecpiipped ami aims to give you
the BEST SERVICE in ity
For urgent goods that are needed in a hurry we have the FASTEST DELIV
ERY. because we maintain a corps of special messengers detailed to urgent orders
exclusively.
We maintain THREE DAIL! DELI\ EKIES lor orders that are not urgent,
leaving our stores promptly at 7 ami 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. All Telephone Orders not
urgent are sent on the first delivery after receipt of order: if urgent, sent imme
diately by Hurry-Delivery Messenger.
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Main Store and Laboratory, 6 and 8 Marietta Street
23 Whitehall Street 266 Peters Street 102 Whitehall Street "0 W Mitchell Street
245 Houston Street 152 Decatur Street. 423 Marietta Street
544 We t Peachtree Street.
25c Phila Bird Food Co.'s Manna 15c
Jacobs’ Silver and Red Bird Sand. 2-lb. b0x.... 10c
SI.OO Disinfectant Black Draught 90c
Jacobs' Disinfectant Fluid, pt. 15c: qt 25c
The best disinfecting solution for genera!
household use about sinks, closets, basins,
pipes, garbage containers, etc. Purifies, fresh
ens and prevents sickness. Concentrated, and
less is required than of other solutions.
25c Thedford's Black Draught (for stock). 20c;
50c size. 40c: SI.OO size 80c
25c Thedford's Black Draught 17c
50c Kendall’s Blisters 43c
50c Sloan's Blisters 43c
SI.OO McGill's Orange Blossom 78c
25c Liquid Borine, 20c; 50c size 40c
Colgate’s Brilliantine 25c
Pinaud's Brilliantine 35c
10c Bromo Seltzer, 8c; 25c size, 19c; 50c size,
38c: SIOO size. 1-2 lb 73c
20c Bug Death, 1 lb.. 15c: 50c size, 3 lbs.. 35c;
75c size. 5 lbs., 50c: $1.50 size, 12 1-2 lbs .. .SI.OO
Jacobs’ Bed Bug Killer, 1-2 pt., 25c; 1 pt., 50c;
1 qt.. 75c; 1-2 gal $1.50
Quickest, safest, surest. Soaks into wood.
gets into crevices, destroys both bugs and
eggs. Never fails to destroy, absolutely. Brush
fiee with every bottle.
15c Burnishine, 1-4 pt., 12c; 25c size, 1-2 pt.,
20c; 50c size, 1 pt.. 40c; SI.OO size. 1 qt 75c
25c Wells. Richardson & Co.’s Butter Color,
20c; 50c size, 43c; SI.OO size 85c
SI,OO Cadomene, Tincture 80c
25c Calocide Compound Foot Remedy 20c
25c Jacobs’ Foot Relief 18c
Better than anything else, quicker to take
out the pain and the burning, stinging sensa
tions. Relaxes muscles and nerves and imme
diately stops swelling that often accompanies
fatigue of warm weather walking.
Calomel and Soda Tablets, doz., 10c; 100 280
Calox Tooth Powder 20c
Jacobs’ Antiseptic Tooth Powder 18c
Just as good as our Myrrh and Roses. Tooth
Cream, and that is the greatest recommenda
tion we can give it, for there is no better
tifrice made. If you like a powder dentifrice,
use Jacobs' Antiseptic. Rose Wintergreen,
Peppermint or Anise.
Camphor Gum. 1 oz. cake. sc; 1 lb 75c
Camphor Spirits. 1 oz., 10c; 4 oz.. 25c; 12 0z.... 75c
Seabury & Johnson Formaldehyde, small, 15c;
medium, 25c; large 50c
Sulphur for fumigating. 4-oz. candle. 10c; 10 oz. 25c
50c Canthrox 45c
Quinegg Shampoo Jelly 25c
Cleanses thoroughly and does not make hair
greasy or sticky. Cures dandruff, stimulates
and promotes a rapid growth.
50c Mansfield’s Capillaris 43c
75c Anderson's Vaginal Capsules . 66c
Aspirin. 5 grs., 1 doz.. 20c; per bottle of 100 . . SI.OO
SI.OO Colchi-Sal Capsules 90c
SI.OO Cypridol Capsules 90c
Fel Bovis Capsules, 1 doz 25c
They do .not. make you sick. A quick and
effective remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, neu
ralgia and all stomach disorders arising from
an inactive liver.
25c Gold Medal Harlem Oil, 21c; 50c size 43c
Jacobs’ Copaiva Balsam, box 12, 15c; box 24,
35c; box 36 38c
SI.OO Santal-Midy Capsules 90c
Palmer's Pennyroyal and Cedar, small, 50c:
large SI.OO
To tone and regulate the female organiza
tion. and a safe, positive cure for irregular
menstruation, a few doses sufficing. The most
successful remedy we have ever sold—we
strongly recommend it.
Palmer's Sandalwood Compound 75c
25c Sa! Hepatica, 19c: 60c size, 45c: $1:25 size 90c
25c Hick’s Capudine. 17c: 50c size 34c
15c Carbona. 12c; 25c size. 20c: 50c size 40c
50c Cardiol 45c
10c Cascarets. 9c; 25c size, 21c; 50c size 42c
Jacobs’ Cascara Buttons, small, 10c; large ...20c
Most pleasant and effective laxative known —
can be eateii like candy. Prompt action. No
griping, no irritation, perfectly harmless.
25c Harper's- Cephalgipe. 20c: 50c size. 42c:
SI.OO size 83c
25c Ellis’ Willow Charcoal .. 20c
Jacobs' Charcoal Tablets, small. 10c: large .... 25c
50c Asthmador Cigarettes 45c
SI.OO Kutnow’s Anti-Asthmatic Cigarettes . ... 85c