Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 25, 1912, EXTRA, Page 11, Image 11

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DECATUR LOTS Absolutely Half Their Value Right in the City. Sewerage and City Water. $lO cash and $lO month. Must be sold at once. Right close to Agnes Scott College and Graded School. S4OO, $450, SSOO, $550, S6OO, $650. Double your money easily. T. L. Moran and L. P. Bottenfield Salesmen in Charge E. Rivers Realty Co. -Phone 1207-8 Main LHIIIWIW iWI mill. IIW .1 WilN H'll I■■ IIHIII' - Chamberl WohnsoirDußose Company Atlanta New York Paris ; In the Juvenile Department Third Floor Girls’ s l‘ so Dresses s l -10 Charming little styles that have been exceed ingly popular at their regular price—sl.so. You may choose from percales,, ginghams and lawns, fashioned with round or square neck and with short, or three-quarter-length sleeves. They are all the long-waisted models with plaited skirts. Much of their beauty liesdn the attractive ways they are trimmed with folds, bands and embroidery. Light and dark colors—striped, checked and fig ured. In all sizes from 2 to 6 years and from 6 to 14 years. You will do well to buy t for the whole summer. Children’s Drawers 10c And in all sizes from it to 14 years—at 10c a pair. Notice how soft the muslin is, how neatly they are stitched, hemmed,.and with a ruffle of cluster tucks. You will know at once they arc worth more than their tomorrow’s price. New Shipment of Blazers, $5 * $6.85 If possible, they are more attractive than ever, certainly more popular'. They seem to supply a need that no other coat can—a light wrap for cool mornings and evenings; for wear when onejgoes golfing or to play tennis. Right now they may be bad in about all the colored st ripes that could *be wanted and in plain red and white. Those at $5 are plain coat style; those at §6.85 are Norfolks. Chamberlin Johnson =Dußose Co. THF ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWStSATURDAY. MAY 25. 191? Most Men Who Make Money On limited capital are j those always o n the lookout for snaps of all ' kinds. In this dav and age the AVANT AD pages is the only place a complete list is over |i offered. In Atlanta It’s The Georgian Where the Largest List Is Foumi’d . i IT’S VERY EASY TO GET i WHAT YOU WANT. i SOMEONE IS SURE |- TO HAVE IT, NO MATTER WHAT IT IS. | TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PROP- ER PARTY USE GEORGIAN WANT ADS | ■ Son's who you arc, where I i you live, nr what - you have— E I I : ' ttz// bring results. We KNOW IT. I | cW i I i| —• i I’ve Been Bathing at Piedmont // A i ®. r wig jUSS W'- ? w z '****>'>- By ADELE OSWOLD coniieHpd with seaside resorts. The Pink Lady of Vaudeville. 1( o( . ( . lirrp dt() nie that l *" F>is\tli inland city like Atlanta would UXTII. I came to Atlanta this be interested in this recreation. week my thoughts of open Put since I have been out to air bathing hail always been Piedmont Park and have seen / I ■W.. IIIW . ■— IMII _■■■■,■ r _ g . J. M . High Coma - . ■■■■■■■. ———— Extraordinary Bargains in Undermuslins The May sale of Women’s Muslin Underwear con -1 inues with great enthusiasm and tomorrow offers even greater bargains. WOMEN’S CAMBRIC DRAWERS REGULAR 25c VALUES While the\ last we will sell tomorrow 50 dozen . -g * pairs <>f < amhrie drawers with hemstitched and tucked / 1 P3IF ruffles, new. fresh txoods. Limit I pairs to a customer. . ■ W No Phone or Mail Orders Taken. ) ? pfS 25c AH 50c and 75c Underwear 49c AH 89c and SI.OO Underwear ~.. 75c AH $1.25 and $1.50 Underwear ' 98c In the 98c lot new Princess Slips, Skeleton Skirts and scal loped crepe Gowns will be included. 1 ~~~ ;: ' ■.'''. ' q-HE WANT AD WAY IS THE MODERN ’ way;bx no better method can Real Estate be bought, sold, rented or exchanged, than through the Real Estate columns of THE | ATLANTA GEORGIAN. /. /. /. /• >.s z i .:.X ai \ .•<:?<■ ■ ■ ■ i ' .-A. :' : :4 r; . - V-vc&j- ■ ■ ' v *<-4 n 4 : - , ■x-i J.■ &• A. .«>: JY .< ■, -.X . - o- .r ' <■ ?’ •• ' ; i T i ■ x. . ‘: • 'S' ? M the magnificent facilities there ■ and have noticed with what in terest the people of Atlanta are looking forward to the bathing season. I realize that I was sad ly mistaken. Os course I had no bathing suit in my wardrobe, and I had another surprise waiting for me when I visited the .). M. High. Company store and looked at the stock of beautiful bathing suits. Os course 1 bought one. Il is the one in which the pho tographer happened to catch me just as I was preparing to take a dive. I Il isn't as pretty and as fancy as some of those I saw, but inas much as I only expect to use it while in Atlanta ami will not > get a chance to lake my vaca- ; tiou for many weeks to come. I ! did not get a more expensive 1 one. I was so impressed, how ever. with whal I saw that it is quite possible I will get another I one before I leave town and, use it later on in the summer ‘ when I do get a chance to quit I the foollights for a little while; and take a rest at the seashore. | To those women who do not ■ know of the delights of early morning bathing. I would say: (let a bathing suit at High’s ' and go out to Piedmont park . tomorrow morning. 1 know you won’t regret it j and I believe you will enjoy it. I know I did. - 11