Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, June 14, 1912, EXTRA, Page 10, Image 10

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10 A Shirt Sale Extraordinary For Tomorrow, Friday, Only i Cents Each i Six to a Customer Vjj A fortunate purchase of a maker’s surplus cloths enables us to give you this great bargain in fine $1.50 and $2.00 summer shirts made of white corded and figured madras, colored cord - ed and jacquard figured mad- Ms ras, percales and other good 7? . shirt materials, at the low / price of 95 cents each, for /' Friday only. Made in best /K ml possible manner and every iml shirt guaranteed. | 'TH Xli-J Negligee, cuffs attached or V separate. It will 4 pay you to at tend this sale. W I.IW No phone or- r ? ders or C. O. I). ’ none laid aside. D A N I E L BROS. C O. f Special \ allies in Sterling Candlesticks Th<’«p candle sticks are R .1 4 inches high, < 'olo M nlal in design, linflia and hand some. We sell them here exclusively at $5 (Mi each. Pitted with holder, mica. pierce.) silver and fringed silk shades any color they sell complete for 55.25 each A pair of these candlesticks, with nr without holders and shades, will make an attractive as well as useful wedding or an niversary gift. Visit the store or write for out 1912 illustrated catalogue, Maier & Bcrkelc, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths 31-33 Whitehall Street Established ISB7 Our Improv e(l f ' r(lcess AnßlOl Os laundering FaHf preserves the ■ K\ most delicate \ chiffon, F z | J silk*, linens I / Z \ ’ and woolens as well as coarser " I Ut/H materials. Our k y J up-to-date sci- A )/ iIaH entific methods A) \ insure your ■ aL. Z- goods. We’ve ■ \ JF 1 tle' 90t thr °nuip- S I \ * 11 \ *ln ment. We can F 1 \ 1 \ 11 work, F/ m \4 v Try us - EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 40 Wall St. Phone M. 41 FLOOR WAX Johnson’s, Rutt-her's. Thurstons' Old Entrlish. GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO . 35 37 Luckie St. Branch Store. 54 Brond Street KYANIZE The Best Stain for Floors. GEORGIA PAINT & GJ.ASS CO 35-37 Luckie St Branch Store. 54 X. Broad Street FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Two-Quart 50c TIPTON'S DRUG STORES BATHING (APS 25c 50c. 75c $1.25 TIPI ON’S DRUG STORES / yF \ fw i- ■ W. y 2y3i! 111 l I .Jr vss j-hit ' The “talking machine for all outdoors as announced in the Saturday Evening Post s2B™ At $5 a month, on approval, with 12 selections on 6 double-disc records We have agreed to deliver this "Lyric" Hornless Columbia, with I six Double Disc Columbia Records (two selections on each disc); to i be called for in a day or two, if yoxi say so, or to stay if you find it i entirely satisfactory. You couldn't make $28.90 produce more summer pleasure if you figured till fall, but, even so, it's too much money to spend in the dark, and we don't ask you to. Every courtesy will be extended to you to hear the instrument at our store, if that is more convenient for you than at your own home; but, in make your ar- i rangements today. Call, write or telephone. ’ OFEER CLOSES JULY 31 The only hornless instrument under SSO that has a continuous tone chamber Columbia Phonograph Co. | R 2 N BROAD STREET CABLE BUILDING 801 l Phone 1741 Main; Atlanta Phone 1789 MMUJHIWUUKHKKiIffiirwWIIHI«■ UHUUI JinTHURa lIMMMUHMBI.IH.UMBI i INSECT POWDER I FLY SWATTERS~I| 10c 15c 25c Free for the Askinq UPTON’S DRUG STORES TIPTONS DRUG STORTS 1 • i THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1912. f PIANO PRICES WITHIN THE I REACH OF | Gee whiz/ I I I F 25 ' !C 50 1 Sa77~S I I PERCENT HM# I I DISCOUNT I I Rbwao^r^-.' DO IT NOW! | Inspect the Wonderful Bargains Offered I i at Cleveland-Manning Co.’s Waferooms i ! Are You With Us? Last Chance! Sale Lasts Only 2 More Days ■ CLOSES SATL RD AY I Immense Stock Is Being Rapidly Depleted I ARE YOU WITH US? I P/lr» Time FMano Ouyer positively regular prices will prevail J AFTER SATURDAY NIGHT This is no chip-trap excuse or fake sale. No re- IT7C /> strict ions, nothing reserved; hut a sale where every ITS NOW UP TO YOU g i Piano must go. Every Piano is included regardless of „ t ' Piano Purchasers, Read! Reflect! Act Quickly! a Not a Piano must remain. .And the time is getting < *’ H stock is rapidly being depleted. t"' 1 J; ' h " is ""'“ l 7 l ;'' | rt f " r -™" ri 7'” Will You Be Next, Mr. Piano Buver? chaser. Do you know that hundreds of shrewd buyers • J • have taken advantage of this sale to at least purchase Are you going to lie willing to pay double the price their Piano? There is a reason. There is always area- «, r>; . i <, no ■ > i 1 ,v • . ■ . . f°i .'out Piano next work, I his is a serious question OL ■ son. hemeniber, also, we oner variety—your pick ol . ' *'■ to the world's best makes. What is il keeps you from buy- so . now and your pocketbook will smile, as il p ing? Is it price? We can sell you upright pianos from never smiled before. Do il now, investigate. Make J $42 up, on terms to suit. your dollars do doulife duty if Grand Opening Sale I I n 100011 |s:;oooo~I JwggSgfe* Isaoomof | sxio.no | kmtl rm tars I $42.00 | 0 S rsn7ooj H fs3li FLOG] B ' 1 I jjjfaiKy U lO 00 I reas?! jjlifesb | taroiillgr * I 1 $]- 50 ISSs i* l ,sn Itermsl Tf;, ' MS 'K^^ r i wSSiifcS? 1 VOSE WELLINGTON EVERETT NEW PIANO Cleveland=Manning Piano Co. I 80 North Pryor St. Store Beautiful Open Evenings 1 , * ■■ ,