Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 30, 1912, EXTRA, Page 9, Image 9

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I Deeds vs. Words I This Maxwell car is the best automobile in the world at SIOOO or less. Maxwell reputa tion is the result of actual performance— not of sensational advertising. President F. B. Hall, Berwyn, 111., says, “My Maxwell Touring Car was delivered to me in April, 1905. After 15 minutes’ instruction, I took the wheel and have been behind it ever since, covering over 70,000 miles. For efficiency and economical maintenance, I believe the Maxwell is unequaled.” 702 of 768 similar Maxwells are giving satisfaction after seven years’ use I Maxwell “Mascotte” 8 980 I gives this kind of service. It is the first real high grade family touring car of sufficient size, stylish Oil appearance, first-class construction and established |||g agtw reputation sold for less than SI,OOO. Big and handsome, with a wonderfully efficient motor and a multitude of latest features and refine ments, the “Mascotte” is without doubt the leading 1111 car of the season. - The Maxwell “Mascotte” demands your closest inspection. May we take you for a ride now? If you cannot call, let us send you the Catalogue de Luxe and other valuable literature describing the “Mascotte”. Just say on a postal, “Mail Books.” $ * I ■ a. ■ Other Models Maxwp’i ’ B. 5:? \ ’ yjSl powrr. 5 passenger Touring t ar. fully equipped, including WSWi self-starter. E|e|Ew| Max we'.’ ‘Mercury Roadster. V) 5 horsepower. sllsO. ‘ Maxwell “Mascotte' 1 Roadster. , ■' wl 5950 \ - r _ m Maxwell ‘‘Messenger ’ Roadster. J V'JJ K-, w ' 5625. Allprices f.o.b. Factory. S9BO f. o. b. Factory. (Top extra.) United Motor Atlanta Co., 380-82 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. Americus Auto Co.. Americus. Ga. Kay & Power, Jacksonville. Fla. Walter H. Bishop, Athens. Ga. George R. Napier, Macon Ga. K&agaa C W DuFre. Marietta. Ga. .. . . . .. . . . aMBH Dothan Foundry and Machine Co.. Do- Valdosta Garaqe Co., Valdosta. Ga. ts-an, Ala. West Coast Auto Co.. Tampa, Fla. BajHa M. H. Haym, Savannah, Ga. R. S. Withers, Jackson, Miss. MCu'i 77jere is a Maxwell Dealer in your vicinity II - HM! A “SEEGER” Means Pure Food and Smaller Ice Bills J It’s the Original and ONLY Patented SIPHON Refrigerator This claim to PURE FOOD AND SMALLER ICE BILLS” may sound blase, but it assumes a distinctive and highly important meaning when linked with the name 'SEEGER.'' It simply means that with one in the house, you can have BETTER AND PURER FOOD AT A SMALLER COST. WHY is this so? Come in for a few minutes when you ’re up town and we 'll show you ALL 2 whys:— z IIh&MwBffillBI 1. Why it creates a constant and vigorous H■> B r lIM circulation of pure, dry, cold air within the re- ► . In M i |~W '■? frigerator. 'SSf’l Why this system preserves food longer I ft & vJblm than the ordinary refrigerator. ?■; 01 sSM? ,||B 3. Why it saves the ice bills. p V !>» i' 4. W^1 5 r m ®l° ns ’ onions, etc., can be kept in Or® t/ the same compartment with milk, cream and r“7~ 4 butter without contamination or taint. 5. Why it carries off through the drip all 1 impurities, odors and moisture. I ky -"mi ® Let us show you these a.nd many other sea- = .. u tures that have made the “SEEGER” popular ™ “ *" in thousands of homes. ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. 32*34 SOUTH PRYOR STREET 1 —-ii- •—in==n "=ii !(=](-==■-■-- ir- ir=j|. Georgian Want Ads Bring Results rni. xmIuANTA GEORGIAN AND NEATS. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1912. J.M.HIGH(MMiY J.MfflGfftMWiY JM.HKHO)MW GREAT TWO DAYS’ Bargain Sale Wonderful Bargains offered for two days (Thursday and Friday) that are a tidal wave of opportunities. The Reason? We are ambitious to reach a certain sales figure, and propose to let down profits for this extraordinary occasion, offering sensational values--the best and newest Spring Merchandise-thereby crowd ing the store the two remaining days of May. Goods charged in this sale will not appear on this month's bills. Here are a few items. Be here early. A GREAT SALE OF MILLINERY FLOWERS Worth 50c to $1.50 Nearly all kinds of Flowers in /"A every color in this wonderful of- /, f ering Untrimmed I fats Values $3.50 to SB.OO Including Panamas, Leghorns, $-g J Q Hemps, Tagals, Chips and I Milans NEW SILK DRESSES Values to $20.00 Lovely bordered Foulards, strip- S CT C ed Messalines and changeable j Taffetas; all new Lingerie Dresses Values to $20.00 An entrancing lot of new, fresh r|> pw M lace and embroidery trimmed 1L / 11 hfe Lingerie Dresses; SIO.OO to $20.00 dj g e y j values Waists Worth to $3.00 New Voile and Lingerie Waists J-g AA just received; 1,000 for selection; ' I ® il I regularly worth $1.50 to $3.00. . 9 NEW WHIPCORD SKIRTS Regular $7.50 Values These beauties came in yester- C 4 f* day—grays, tans, black and navy ZJL *y —all new late models; special ... Women’s Silk Hose Sold Everywhere at 69c Pure thread silk, in white, black, J tan; full regular made,high splic Zx. y£2 ed heel, double sole, garter top. . J- < Women’s New Neckwear 50c and 75c Values Choice of great variety of Collars, Stocks and Jabots; all new spring A styles to 75c each Sale of Mesh Bags $2.50 German Silver Mesh Bags, 1 b(j 4 1-2 in. chased frames I.D 7 $4.00 Gun Metal Mesh Bags; QO lovely assortment J Cj SI.OO Long Silk Gloves Heavy quality pure silk, in black /< white and champagne; regular SI.OO quality J.M .HIGH COMPANY SALE OF LACES Match Sets to 60c Fine German Vai, Applique and -g Diamond Mesh Match Sets; val- I /, Q 9 ues to 60c yard TLUNY LACE SALE Values 10c to 15c Linen Cluny Laces, also Val . Laces; regular prices 10c, 12 l-2c “% dT*T and 15c yard 10c Amoskeag Ginghams The best fast color Apron Ging- . hams made, and never sold under PTQ regular price, 10c; special JI.OO CLOTH OF GOLD Full 36-in. Natural Pongee, the P* best SI.OO value imported, for j L/C* coats and suits; special, yard .... ciiiiDßiiNs Dresses Values SI.OO to $1.50 For ages 8 to 14 years, splendid p«» Ginghams, Percale and Cham- 1 bray Dresses; all new models.. " Children’s Drawers For ages 2 through 12 years, we Six f\c will sell children’s 10c and 12 Pairs jl I 1 2c Muslin Drawers for Children’s Fancy Top Sox 2 Pairs for 25c Dainty White Sox, with plaid -g p* tops, in pretty colors; 2 pairs 25c; I £2 per pair A Men’s 50c Silk Sox All colors in Men’s high-grade F* pure thread Silk Hose; full regu / lar made; 50c values ‘* a * Sale of Silverware, Etc. Our Cut Glass nd Silverware Department offers astonishing bargains. Too many to list. Be sure to see them. S2O Grandfather Clocks, $7.50 Splendid Mission Grandfather ulocks; guaranteed works. Don’t J jt I miss these at * * MffI©C(SNY 9