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KEELYS KEELYS KEELY’S
A Fortunate Purchase of New
French Ramie Linens
The Scarcest Fabrics Now on Market
The extreme popularity of French Ramie Linen has caused the
demand to far exceed the supply and manufacturers and importers are
far behind with orders.
We were fortunate enough to secure delivery of 50 pieces for
which order was placed months ago. This shipment arrived today
and will go on sale Friday morning.
These are of very fine quality and most fashionable rough weave.
45 Inches Wide—7s* a Yard
For smart tailored suits and skirts for vacation and outing, street
wear or traveling, these French Ramie Linens are not equaled by any
other linen fabric.
This line includes white and the following shades: amethyst,
navy blue, hunter green, turquoise, seal brown, golden brown, tan and
the new shade that is “the rage" in Paris-—“Killarny pink”.
Some Broken Lines of Popular
White Goods and Goods
At 17* a Yard for Choice
A special Friday sale of several broken lines of most popular
"White Goods and "Wash Goods that were 25* to 50*; all at 17$ a
yard for choice.
Included will be:
Fancy White Figured Fiaxons worth 25* a yard
Gros. Romain £? Co.’s German Percales worth 35* a yard
Imported Madras in neat patterns for Men’s Shirts. Children’s
Dresses, etc.. 50c value
Natural color Cotton Pongees with self or black stripes, worth
25* a yard.
Linen Coat Suits $6.75
Regular Values $12.50, sls and S2O
Just 47 Linen Coat Suits that were priced
up to $20.00 will go on sale tomorrow at $6.75
for choice.
All are new Summer models—linen crash,
ramie linen and plain linen suiting in tan,brown,
blue, pink and natural linen color.
For traveling or for wear at mountains or
seashore these suits are ideal.
Gloves and Bags
Kayser lb - button length Silk
Gloves in black, white $-i .00
and all best shades; pair . . *
lt>-Button length Chamoisette
Gloves in white and
natural chamois color . . .
2 and 4-clasp Silk Gloves with
tucked or embroidered S’CV
wrists; broken line, colors. vz
2-Clasp Chamoisette G'oves in
white and natural
chamois coloreJVz
One special lot of new Crochet
ed Bags in white, black and ecru;
also Braided Linen Bags in white
and colors, $1.50 $-s .00
values*
Extra large Crocheted Bags in
black, brown and white: srj .00
$1.50 and
New Summer Parasols at Half
On a special table tomorrow we will offer broken lines of new
and pretty Parasols at just half regular prices. Included are plain silks
with fancy borders, fancy silks with plain borders—Persian. Dresden
and flowered effects.
Were Priced $2.00 to SB.OO
Now SI.OO to $4-00
Children’s Parasols also at half price Were priced SI.OO to
♦ 2.00; now sO< to SI.OO. Many styles.
KEELY'S
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1912.
Good Hosiery
Women's Pure Spun Silk Hose,
in black, white and colors; lisle
tops and soles; extra $-i .00
values*
Misses' extra quality Gauze
Lis'e Hose: black, white. Q fl*
tan; pair , , O
NComens Embroidered White
Silk Hose, extra fine; so 00
$2.50 and . . vz ,
Misses’fine quality Silk SI.OO
Hose in black and white A
Misses 1 by 1 ribbed Hose
in white and black; ey g»*
special ...
Misses’ Plain Black Gauze ry *
Lise Hose; extra values at
Women's White Gauze
Lisle Hose at 25*. 35* and
Young men take to
Hart Schaffner &
Marx and Rogers, Peet &
Co.’s good clothes as .VV/Aa.
naturally as young ducks X
take to water. And WHY | 'Vv/jBA
SHOULDN’T they? They .| ; \ WW<'
combine every scintilla of / F
style the youngcontingent / I/A
are “sticklers” for. V x
$lB, S2O, $25, S3O. , i ij
Pumps Are
ing Popular!
„ They are“faddishfy” !I II |i'' (ffß
stylish, and the sort V’lf ' Vi a
(I VaS^ 3 we sell are lasted on > ff
scientific lines=they
™DANIEL BROS.
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xA COMPANY
1559
The Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Ga.
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i ...uiement of Condition (Condensed) June 14th, 1912
Resources Liabilities
Loans and Di5c0unt5.56,361.282.81 Capital Stocksl,ooo,ooo.oo
United States Bonds. 625,000.00 Surplus and Undivid-
Other Ronds and ed Profits 1,224.113.34
Stocks 105,795.65 Circulation 500,000.00
Banking House 800,000.00 Deposits—
Du e from United Individ-
States Treasur- ual .. .$5,749,760.48
ors 25,000.00 Unite d
i Cash on States 136,935.55
hand .. . 422,385.27 Banks .. 569,529.52 6,456,225155
Due from
Banks .. 840.875.16 1,288,260.43
$9.180,338.89 $9.180.338.89
You Are Invited To Call Or Correspond
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! All That Dumb Animals Want Is
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just enough to live on TODAY
I a jfl o erj. I But men and women of intelligence recognize the possi-
j /tIIDIV iLim 11 OaUo I hility of misfortune, adversity, business reversals from some
' unforeseen cause and are providing for the future. Thev are
Insert A small nnH.r thp P eo P |p who ,o day have more than four billion dollars on
“Lost and Found’’ in the deposits in Savings Departments in the banks and trust com-
| Classified Section of pames ot the t inted States!
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. 1 if you can’t spare more. Call today.
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