Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 25, 1912, EXTRA, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10 ==i! -ii " ir=ii =)t= giUffiWM SPECIAL LOTS OF SCREEN DOORS |Bp| AND WINDOWS AT Is W I CUT PRICES ■kSSSM A fcw <,MBB of carfie(l ' o ’' er s!ocl(i DOORS, 30c to $2.50 '.allies, now 50c Io $1.50 Wooden Windows, 25c to 65c values, special 20c Metal Windows, up to 75c values, special 35c NEW STOCKS Screen Doors 90c to $3.00 Screen Windows, up to 75c Anderson Hardware Company 32-34 SOUTH PRYOR STREET =ll =ll ‘I L====J I 1 11 iwnt i SPECIAL MEAT SALE for Cash Only Wolfsheimer & Co. Hams and Bacon Rpx Ham*, from s to I'2 pounfls 17c Rex Hams, skinned 18c Rex Breakfast Baron 18c Shafer *- Breakfast Bacon 19c Pork, Fresh Tennessee Pork Shoulders 12 l-2c Pork Loins 17 l-2c Lambs and Mutton Lamb Shoulder 10c Lamb l•’ore<|llartcr 12 l-2c Lamb Hindquarter 17 l-2c Mutton l‘'oreqiiartcr . 10c .Mutton Hindquarter 14c Poultry Hens 20c I hicks 25c Butter and Eggs Genuine l-'resb. h'aney Creamery, one pound prints. Banquet Bouquet 35c Golden Rod 33 l-2c Cooking Butter Country' 20c Eggs 17 l-2c Groceries Large Mammoth W hite Asparagus, R. & 11 22c Tea Templegarden. 1-1 pound 14c Tea Templegarden. 12 pound 28c \o ('. O. 1). or phone orders will be tilled at above prices. W olfsheimer & Co. 1 14-116 Whitehall Street hmiw ii mi n t n i nr . uiii mi iiwmiimbmmwmii mmh Bargain News I .. TJEOPLE road the Classified Section of A The Georgian with the intense inter est that they read its news columns. The bargain news is a vital factor in keeping down living expenses. People who read and use The Georgian Want Ads save per haps as much money as they make in their profession or trade. Both, Phones 8000 “"11 z ~ Z= ~[T Georgian Want Ads Get Results YOU’LL NEED US LATER WHY NOT NOW? OUR ANNUAL TRUNK SALE WILL HELP pay the expense of that trip this summer. >1 Ls<> Trunks SIO.OO SIO.OO Suit ( ases .. $ 6.75 SIO.OO Bags $ 7.00 SIO.OO Trunks $ 7.50 $ 7.50 Suit Cases .. $ 5.50 $ 6.75 Bags $ 4.50 LIEBERMAN’S TRUNK STORE The House of Guaranteed Baggage 92 Whitehall THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: SATERDAY. MAY 25. 1912. Spring=End Sale!! Preceding a large shipment of goods from New York, we are closing out our spring stock at a great sacrifice. I MILLINERY In our Millinery Department we offer you a large stock of stylish Trimmed Hats, all our own make, ranging 50 in price from $7.50 to $12.50. for DRESSES A special •-ale of Lingerie Dresses, allover white ernhroid- fifi ery i educed from $7.98 to ......... One lot of White Marquisette Dresses, beautiful Ct 7 C}A . mbroioery; $12.50 and $15.00 values, for <Jinghßm House Dr<-'<s, all trimmed 51 25 iti hi tost >I v Ips A special line of ft Rf* SPECIALS We are offering two specials in Hosiery Silk Hose in black, tan and white 48c a pair. Also a 9 50c special for SEE OUR LINE OF PANAMA HATS. ,1. Springer, whuLn The CARLTON srn,ooo.oo STOCK Men’s and Women’s FINE SHOES Exclusively OXFORDS 1912 PUMPS | Styles FROM AMERICA’S FOREMOST STYLISTS, in cluding the famous “HANAN" make, AT PRICES Applying to Both Men’s and Women’s Shoes _ All $7.00 Shoes now $5.95 All Leathers and ah $6.50 shoes now $5.45 Fanhinnahlp AH f 6,00 Shoes now $4 - 95 rdSniOIMDIt \|| Shot's now $3.95 Fabrics All $4.00 Shoes now $3.35 All $3.50 Shoes now $2.95 ♦This stock is all bright, clean, fresh, new and desir able. The largest, highest class Shoe stock in At lanta. AND M CST BE REDFCEI) pending exten sive alterations of our store. Carlton Shoe Co. 36 Whitehall St. This is positively a CASH SALE. No goods sent on approval. READ FOR PROFIT— z USE FOR RESULTS— GEORGIAN WANT ADS n_l y-. For the Dip I a 1 We have Bathing Suits with the same mark fl ■■ /• of distinction as you see in all other wearables B kS I which hail from this shop. B ■ ■ 1 The styles are different, the colors are differ- ent. and the whole general get-up of these suits is g I | I such as will make them easily discernible amongst ■ I B a beach full of bathers. fl B ■ I fl flfl I FM They are not loud or gaudy—nothing about || || I IB them objectionable to the most unassuming man gfa I wfl c l ass> Ks | Made one way only and the only correct way ly H —TWO PIECES-NO SLEEVES. Sizes for ■ I I I all< 111 | $1.50 to $5.00 UI f Cloud-Stanford Co. Iff / The Shop of Quality 61 Peachtree Street 81l Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Company Atlanta New York Paris Free Embroidery Lessons for the Children In the Art Department Every Saturday Morning A Kindergarten Embroidery Class starts to morrow morning and will continue every Satur day morning hereafter. It is a new departure that, we believe, mothers will be quick to appre ciate and children eager to take up. Miss McLaughlin, a skilled needle-woman, will give these lessons, beginning with the simplest stitches and designs, teac ling the children the first rudiments of embroidering, until gradually they may take up the more intricate stitches and the more elaborate designs. Considering the ability of Miss McLaughlin and the fact that the lessons are free to all who buy their materials here, this really amounts to an opportunity. The materials necessary to begin amount to just 25c— a 17-inch white linene centerpiece and floss ioc, embroidery hoops ioc, embroidery needles 05c— or a 22-inch tan tinted centerpiece with six' skeins of silk floss, with a book of in structions, 25c. The children may come any time on Saturday mornings. This in no way interferes with the free lessons given every morning to the grown-ups who buy their materials here. Chamberlin=Jolinson=Dußose Co.