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FRESH GEORGIA PEACHES
Direct From Orchard
£ „ to Consumer
jSf'jL V ''' '*' l’<'a<-hps are ih-vct more delicious than when
l . . ‘ *wjf from 110 oii-hard You uia> ••djo.v
T,'® ‘'V . f JJ ._ WB’ the freshness of the orchard this year. We
jSFF ■“ if .»- ' M w ‘ll ship you a crate of Geortria's finest
X.. i 1 B I" l " •'•'•■h da.\ "i week mhi
fU" >•»•. a, prefer, direcl from our orchards All orders
lytSEl jGS Wifi'* »-. shipped the day they are received.
£ Shipments should reach llieir destination
■fTO iBB>BL * 4k • i J? within from ' •■• ■n • • after le.it
iniz *h p "fehard. We prepay express charges
* “ r . t<> any point in Georgia.
Ea»Mi I ' % Make arrangemcuts no« shipnmnis
■ g rjHwfrr f ' “Z’-Y i *-'l daily, or as often as you desire, for home
«F Wk. * *4* 111 liS, ‘- Aerate of nice select peaches
Hr?? T •• • « *’ •* makes a desirable remembrance to a friend.
• GEORGIA’S FINEST PEACHES
t JK' Til K ' i Marshallville is the home of Georgia's finest
I -41 b 'i ;<n.l *t Ciii'his The rilH'i ta and th* i.aor-
E- > r „ ‘ ' gia Belle originated in this town. The famous g
» Aia '•■ ’ ' *’ *-w Carmans and Greensboros are moving now.
.k| h-~ > .\. 4i L-■ I ’he Early Belle will epme next; Other va-
* y . >•■ .*. j ’W rieties will move in the following order:
j T Wk. it Georgia Belle. Elbertas, Emmas ami Evas.
m ’ 1 ** ;, t The season will last until about August Ist.,
I if; • V . A Von may have a crat" each day
”* 1-■ 1 FRUIT FRESH AND CLEAN
g< a I 3 employ the most modern methods of
• *’ .gjH, /. Jl ' l ,i|, 'h |I1 g '"'d shipping. The fruit is packed
I**’ > otil\ once, iii a good, durable erale with plenty
b, AiJ i,’i of prolection from injury in shipping. Per-
.» Z ■•>*** sanitaiiim is insured
. OUR PLAN 0F SHIPMENT
We handle two grades and ship to points
- "■ \ in Georgia. lind prepay express. Write for
... .v . ! stock, care- M'mlations for points outside of slate.
ivl'y 1 irom tin 1 :-est and beat All good, sound fruit, run of orchard, six
s' mp' ; exn: ■ pren. d. i,o any point in large baskets to crate, express prepaid to any
G . g six la *ge buKe.s to the crate—for poin*. in Georgia.
p< ' Crate. $2.00
( • r’. ar Postoffice Money Order Must Accompany AH Orders
J. O. BOOTON, Marshallville, Georgia |
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i Some Seasonable Suggestions I
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The Best Cut Glass i
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VV r have the largest stock of highest grade Cut <o)
Glass in Atlanta; also many extra special bargains.
THESE FOR TUESDAY ®
Rich Cut Gia Tumblers, shown in our Table No. 1. assorted pieces rich cut, just
Whitehall street window *si3lx»k for June wedding EQ z/p
1 cal ■ oub each £.vC 8' ifts - Tuesday only . 4> " »vv
'J I Table No. 2, assorted as above. QQ
f Five and (in h Bonbons; rich cut A-l Tuesday only ZphaawV
(O) g; ide glass. Choice ftfi* Table No. 3. assorted as above. QA
Ap Tuesdav. only OOC Choice, Tuesday only ((»
® Wm. A Rogers’ Silverware ®
(0) 26-piece set in the popular Carnation de- 6 Carnation design Knives and Forks, in
(0) sign, consisting of 6 fancy knives. 6 fancy lined case. CO OQ
(jj) forks 6 firncy tablespoons. 6 fancy tea- Tuesday only ZPhahU’ «j)
rtfk spoons, 1 fancy sugar shell, 1 fancy butter . _ , . . X
knife Tuesdav 6 Grape design Knives and Forks, in lined
<o> only case - Tuesday (JQ 4 Q «))
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/Ax 26-piece set. consisting oi the same number , ,Ax
T of pieces as above, only in the just as popu- V6FV SDCCiill z/L
(w Jar design in Grape: both sets in lined *■ ~
leatherette cases. CA Silver plated Salt and Pep- O fnr Ojla
(Q) Tuesdav only J*T.UJ per Shakers Tuesday only .fa faQC (6)
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I J. M. HIGH COMPANY |
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EVERY lA/A NT Ah HAS A MEANING
GEORGIAN ALL ITS OWN
BOTH TELEPHONES 8000
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. .TUNE 11. 1912.
A FAILURE
We told R. A. Crothers, editor and pro
prietor of The San FraneiHCO Bulletin,
that to convince him Bright’s Disease and !
Diabetes are curable if he would send us
a case we would attempt a demonstra
tion.
The result was that we w r ere put in
I tou' h with a young physician who had
Diabetes. He was so incredulous at first
that he would not take the treatment,
although there was no charge. When
his case became extreme and he was in
bed in a dark room he consented. Within
four months from the date that Fulton’s
Diabetic Compound was sent him he
called at our office in person to express
his gratification and asked what we ex
pected him to do. We replied that all
i we asked of him was to call on Editor
’ Crothers of the Bulletin and declare the
I results. Up did so. But it seems the
’disease v.hs not entirely eliminated, foi
aoout three years thereafter his death
was reported. •
We do not make strong Haims in young
(uses and were prepared for failure. But
Vx ho can measure the value of those three
a ears added to the patient’s life? Who
\»ill say it was not worth while.'
•If middle-aged or over w r e look for per
manence in many cases. (There have
been a number who have been cured over
ten years).
Fulton’s Diabetic Compound can be had
at Frank Edmondson & Bro., 14 S. Broad ,
and 10 N Pryor streets
Ask for pamphlet or write to John J. I
Fulton Company. San Francisco.
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/- VvVaT / Prices on High Grade Pianos Are Coming Down as Never Before
W ' j GRAND
OPENING
,:/ a\W SALE
We carry in stock such well known makes as EVERETT, HENRY
& S. G. LINDEMAN, HARVARD, HOLMES & SON, CLEVELAND
t!lr & MANNING and many others.
BIG SALE IN FULL SWING
BARGAINS WILL NOT LAST LONG
The fairness of our regular fixed prices on pianos—ONE PRICE —is a matter of general knowledge,
hence price-reduced instruments are proving intensely interesting. The past week has seen more de
lighted customers leave our doors than ever before in the history of this house. When you take into con
sideration that nothing in this majmmoth stock is reserved you immediately comprehend the genuineness
of this offering.
$600.00 $165.00 $97.00 v
’ " * new S3OO I pright 1 l - O/A
EV EKETT —Beau Buys a bran-new The famous Wei- ~ ~, 11 O ? UU
tirul art style case. I pright Piano. ma- Pianos. Mahogany
One of the highest hogany ease. This lington Piano Fine high-grade piano
grade pianos in the same grade instru- or Oak cases, for onlv
world. Elegant wal- ment sells anywhere 1 pright Piano. Gol
nut case. Has been else for $325. We ‘ rfs •« ,rx o f\ AA
slightly used— sell it for den o a ]< ~i tse. A ip 1 i/O. V V A- lO.UU
I $316.00 $165.00 Remember Tuesday *’T',. "
( all luesday morn
Tuesday only. , Tuesday only. > Tuesday only. only. inir.
A big scramble was made for the special advertised bargains in Sunday's papers. The citv trade
was at our doors bright and oath Monday morning and simply crowded us out.
SPECIAL to Out-of-Town Buyers— Write us a card or phone us for any bargain we advertise and we
guarantee you to receive first attention.
CLEVELAND-MANNING PIANO CO.
80 N. Pryor St. “Store Beautiful” Open Evenings I
GEORGIAN WANT ADS
Read for Profit. Use for Results
A LL MEN want good clothes,
most young men must have
something stylish and smart, and
many older men want the same
thing.
W The Hart Schaffner & Marx
U( // and Rogers, Peet & Co. clothes
meet le wants of all men in
tastes of dress, whether young
NnllTil jfe) or °^ er men * This season’s
styles are better than ever
ant^its easy *° r any man *°
be suited.
Ww® New colorings—grays,
\ blues, tans, olives, purple
blues, browns and lots of
iij in cheviots, worst-
lill WC ser S es , homespuns, and
11 mixed.
il ' iS tru,y a & reat line, and we’ll be
I I W'lall tO s^ow you suc h goods.
II i Hldllln Suits for any man $lB and up.
' I '^ c! y° ur^raw '* ai n° w
JI -W®. Not many stores can show you so
many hats, we doubt if any can. Every
g°°d kind and style, all at popular prices,
$1 to SD.
Daniel Bros. Co.
Copyright. Hart Schaffner & Marx