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SAFEST SOAP FOR THE SKIN Poslam Soap, Medicated With Poslam, Possesses Rare Virtues Over Ordinary Soaps. Poslam Soap—different from and supe rior to all ordinary soaps for toilet and bath—is the latest product of the Emer gency Laboratories, proprietors of Pos lam. the famous skin remedy. The unique feature of Poslam Soap is that it contains Poslam in its entirety, combined with an absolutely pure soap base. This is commendation indeed to those who know the virtue of Poslam, the mar velous healing remedy through which so many thousands of cases of eczema and other stubborn skin troubles have been completely cured. POSLAM SOAP is rendered antiseptic and germicidal. It is the safest and most soothing nursery soap and will not irri tate even the tender skins of chafing in fants. It Improves the health, color and quality of the skin, beautifies complex ions, renders the hands soft and velvety. An unusually large and lasting cake: price. 25 cents; for sale by all druggists. For free sample, write to the Emer gency Laboratories, 32 West 25th Street, New York City. SHORTHANDSTUDENTS WILL CONTEST FOR PRIZE SCHOLARSHIPS Over One Hundred Enrolled for Bagwell’s Week’s Free Course—Public Invited. A public contest will be held in the assembly hall of Bagwell Business Col lege, 34 1-2 Luckie street, Friday night, June 21, at 8 o’clock, to determine the winners of the prize scholarships given to those making»the best records In the week’s free course in Shorthand, which that institution is giving this week. There will be an excellent musical pro gram by the college orchestra and the public is cordially invited to attend. After only FIVE DAYS instruction, students will write on the blackboard business letters which they have never before written and read them back to the audience. Over one hundred enrolled for the course, and great enthusiasm is being manifested. Every one is delighted with the sim plicity of the Chartier system and the ease with which it can be written and read. Fully 75 per cent have already expressed their intention to finish the course. All who are in any way Interested In Shorthand should attend this demon stration and see for themselves what can be accomplished with this wonder ful system. *** DIAMONDS Properly Graded The value of diamonds is entirely dependent upon col or, perfection and cutting. Before our gems are mount ed they are subjected to the closest imaginable examina tion ; on each our findings are marked in plain figures; we hide absolutely nothing. Ts the stone is not perfect, the shape or cutting not correct, it is so marked. You are fully protected when buying from us. UEWEUEiy - OT WHITEHAIi FIVE-FOOT LIBRARY HAS NOTABLE RIVAL Solid, Compact, Readily Used Refer ence Knowledge Now Offered. “Consolidation” and "elimination” are the watchwords of the present. Not onlj' in business, but In the literary and book building world is the cry for the concrete expression In as brief a space as possible and with the elimination of all word waste. One learned man compiled a five foot library which has been much advertised and Is deserving of praise In the field which it attempts to cover, but other learned ryen. aided by all the Ingenuity which has revolutionized modem business methods under the di rection of system and efficiency engi neers, are generally believed to have eclipsed all other efforts in book con solidation by covering the field with a smaller work. The Standard Atlas and Chronologi cal History of the World gives you the ever ready key to the knowledge that you hourly need; it could not be more up-to-date, as it contains the last im portant event up to the present time, with all the latest maps of states and territories, and charts of the history of the world. If you can afford to be without it, you can afford to be without a constant counselor and advisor always at your elbow. If you don’t know a thing you don’t have to admit rt; the Standard Atlas will "put you wise In a minute.” Get busy with those shears of yours and clip six headings, then come to The Georgian with a small expense fee and this book of the world is yours. gg=U! LI S L-'l—-J-Ll J Georgian Want Ads Get Results VtolTE MOTORTRUCKS are manufactured btj a company Which has had the confidence and respect of the industrial World for oVer fifht jeans’. *Tfie name of the VDhite Company is the best guararr tee in the World of the sterling qual* ihj of VOhite Motor Trucks. . • The | I Manufacturers of gasoline motor cars, trucks © taxicab#. Atlanta Branch 132 N°Peachtree Street f I in, - - I ' ‘ I * * I ChamberlinJohnsonDußose Company | ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS A Sale of Our Famous Henry Grady Rockers. $1.35 Instead of $1.75. Os natural maple with sturdy rattan seat and high back. At $1.75 the Henry Grady Rocker I has for years and years been one of the best known and liked specials of this fur ' nit lire store. We know of no rocker at $i.75 that can approach it for service or for looks. For the one day, tomorrow, it will be $1.35. Buy several for your porch. Chamberlin^Johnson=Dußose Company .J 1 ■. ... J 11 U ! ELJ!!"'LLL 'JJ " L L” 1 . A . i ■ ' I! (Sflrra . Il who you are. where I you live, or what I you have— S&antrfdt I will hriug results We KNOW. /r. /ff a !6ortt THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. THURSDAY, -TTNT 20, 1912. ■■-■ u i lt ,,|, )H M _,,, ■ - -t~>» F Om J WOODRUFF JOHN EMURPHY XL PRCaiORNT VyJ VIGC H . •.. -X .«=-'>! "11 ~ - I £j I I £ is I Protection for Valuable || yj Papers, Silverware, Etc. p |l| While you and your family are out of j'g I |g| the city, it is especially urgent that your |£z ! Iffil ' ahtabies be safely stored. Wills, insur lol ance policies, securities, jewelry, etc.. |« 111 placed in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes • 0 will be ABSOLUTELY safe. We also U | have a large Storage Vault where trunks, I g silverware and bulky articles may be ? I d fully protected against loss. § You’ll find our charges for these dc fl 5 partments Very reasonable. g i I® fe [O Trust Company of Georgia m If J Equitable Building, 53-55 N. Pryor St. Capital and Surplus - - $1,800,000.00 hi z - m Ilf I rNCUSHJtQ ROBT .l I.OWH r ©chas e.currieh'wJ ' . I -“.J- — n HliMbiii . pa® I : Lost ■ Anything 1 ? i Insert a small ad under “Lost and Found’’ in the j I Classified Section of 1 ! ■ o I i Georgian ■ Want Ads | . The large (Circulation I; of the paper makes you i ■ Stare I i To Find It ’ ~ J, , ■ 11 PIANOS GO FAST I I AT OPENING SALE I R So I When Bargain Prices Like These Prevail | are selling off our slightly S used, faken-in-irade and floor J TI sample Pianos and Players I i At s?ea!3y Less Than ® Half Their Values | S3U | | N tf’* I T ® imperative that every one of these pianos and ff EclSy j * players is sold within the next few days, and S ° We re ' n ’ ar k P rices dawn to the very lowest point, feeling perfectly sure that no one who needs I Terms |KW a piano or player can resist such tremendous bar- B l j 'y gains. This is the last of this remarkable sale, the i»U femwaiiii Hr greatest in history, and if you don’t come today, '■ | you will miss most phenomenal bargains. - - J. I'jieiß I—M—III Ml ItJJ* mhhuj mi ,■■■«, - ■ ■'■■jjjTiuiiwii ' i«w aiiS? IB ro B®ail 'iHa®!’ t Lir *(.. O' ts; I“I - ■■ ■ 11 I A Chance for Everybody | j k U r ■ M YOU kave been looking for this chance—so here it is. | | | People who do not have pianos or players need I | i offer no excuse when they can be bought at such I | I low prices as these—practically YOUR OWN FIGURES | I AND TERMS. Mind you, this is not some old, useless stock, but in- | struments in good condition—-many only shop-worn—and others taken in exchange on Players and Everett Grands. J | Buyers reap a harvest. From hamlet, town and city, g orders come pouring in for one or the other of these very high-grade Pianos offered during our big opening 7 sale. L ; i I I Terms Easy ! Write Today J Easy payint’iif down, and small monthly ! M;ik(‘ your <H’(l(‘l’ HOW —doll t put I or ycarh payments, sends a beautiful it off, IbVOl'V instrument sold oil a H Piano to your home today. ; guarantee <»i satisfaction. Cleveland-Manning Piano Co. ■ “Store beautiful ’ | 80 North Pryor St. Atlanta, Georgia iflE MMM 5 111 SOUTH ’ DIM MI OTHER SEtWM Os 0. S. Also Consumption of Calo mel Greater in South than Any Other Section of Country. These important facts pri-senteil tor thoughtful emishleration. Why is it that our obi men and wom en of the Smith today are rheumatic j almost without exception? Is calomel the cause? Until recent years calomel was uni versally accepted in the South as the great family medicine, and in the days wlv n doctors were hard to get the cal omel .jar was kept handy on the man tel. Even today the South consumes much more calomel than the Noith. We know now that calomel is a pow erful mercurial drug and should never be taken as an ordinary purgative without a physician’s prescription. Too much calomel in the system has a di rect. dargerous action upifn the bones, eating away their substance, causing wasting away and finally crumbling. And scientists advance the theory that the prevalent rheumatic condition of the Southern' petqiie is due largely to the enormous consumption of mercurial calotn ■! as an ordinary purgative. We know also where there is bile and constipation there Is a uric acid ■ii cumulation in the blood, and a dose of calomel merely forces out the bile and leai’es tile acid in the blood. The uric nid then flows thru the blood stream and finally lodges in the muscles and joints Io develop into acute rheu matic conditions. Don’t take calomel. If you are con ' stipated and bilious take JACOBS’ I LIVER SALT. It immediately dis- I -■ Ivo- and expels the uric acid, puri i ti the blond, cleanses the stomach and I prevents further accumulation of uric .acid, If you have rheumatism which has : i resulted from uri< acid ervstallization .■of the blI. JACOBS’ LIVER SALT | will act directly upon the poisonous s-aeid deposit in the tissues. It will not cure you over night, neither did your rheumatism e< me over night. But it. . is the 11 ■ st sm-.-essful uric acid solvent ■ that we know of. and will relieve and ■ cure rheumatism if used conscientious ly. Try it. JACOBS' LIVER SALT makes a , pleas'nni. efh r\ es.n nt drink. Nothing just like it. to tons up a weak stomach. Don't .incept substitutes. 1-2 lb. jar ' 25c. (16e additional postage by mail), i Jacobs' Pharmacy. Atlanta. jiqiiaiiiiiim --,»n ■—.mii.i iimiw rv u—MHUMa i 9