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| TIMELY AND IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!! g
J For a few weeks only our Dressmaking Department will make White Goods, Wash Goods ‘
and Lingerie Dresses for $12.00
tan Visit this department at onee so that vour order can he hooked early. All Wash ; ~
E Dresses $12.00 I
«c STAMPED SCARFS AND |
s Half Price Sale 300 d ° zen
• 11111 l M ■ 1W vlliv Scarfs and Squares, hemstitched
■ - border, stamped in ne’v designs; SJF
ts. a -u. vw-s ' or *bnplft rnnbroiderings: jsearfs gg>».
I I ]\| |d 18x15 and 18x54; squares’ .24x24
LV. XVIII H—> an( j 3() x 30 ; regular tits
B BANDS ZSC |
5L r . , . . , . If von arc in need o! Buttons. be
■P 5 to In inches: white, eream and , , . . ~
wi ; sure and lie on hand promptly to-
I ecru reguiai SD... IO $...()(> yards morrow morning at 8:30. center
£ TOMORROW!'! >
** sizes, dozen OC
C7 Ocean I’earl Duttons slightly im- 5L*
2 ’JuL iV tul 11 perfect, seconds of Ihe regular 10c,
12 i-2e, 15c and 20c buttons,
dozen
2'e Ligne Ocean I’earl Buttons.
JI? ' „ • < • plain and fancy. seconds of 30c •
fcs * i -BTSI F 4'l'l/I Ofi A C and 3ae quality 15c ,
’■"-•plJH'/S V ?11 C I 5 W S I 3'h- Ligne Oi-can I’earl. plain and
i 'j ' fancy, seconds of the 40c, 30c and
I ji (>se Buttons, dozen 20c SP
| Tomorrow we will sell IH ineli 3(>e Ligne Ocean Pearls. plain and
gp j l , 'louneings. Swiss, Cambric and fancy, seconds of the regular 75e I® '
I 'sainsoeis. with bands to match; She and title buttons, dozen ... 30c ®j
Ijr •J.e- io r>oe values, al. vard, The imperfect ions in these but- at7
fc< tons are not enough to make them ® .
M undesirable, hi many eases there
I g are .only one or two imperfect but-
tons in a dozen.
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MICHIGAN You can prevent odors
CAM An A from garbage, toilets,
AAUM sinks and drains by
OREAT UAKE RESORTS Using
3 Excellent Trains Daily From Gncinnati . . .
L eave 8:10 1:00 9:45 A little CN in a gallon of water
Morning Noon Night sprinkled on decaying matter and poured
into waste pipes will do the work,
in*. »i Pma D iwtt Slrfpiej ni Remember too, that CN kills germs.
( sack F.no>(rariit * tee P ß tlie h° me healthful.
IHuHt’ated Si.mnv - Tour Rooku “ The Yelltnv Package uutk the Gahie Tof"
FnrnUhed on Apr leatton 10c. 25c. 50c. SI.OO
F. J. F4BS4«IEf At Drug and Dept. Stores,
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BASS’ GREAT MILL-END SALE!
> Will Continue Throughout This Week—New Bargains Every Day $
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More big shipments of seasonable merchandise gm. I . a PDFS? This Mill-End Sale includes wonderful bar- ~
> arrived this morning, and will go on sale Tuesday. I" L ~ L'»&L"""aLG wiOVOS""“ t" ICKLCI gains in Millinery, Ready-to-Wear Suits, Dresses, co
co Included are mill-ends of White Goods, Wash Goods, , c .» . n . , . , . ... Skirts, Waists, etc. And our big Furniture Depart- 3
“ Domestics, Linens, Laces. Embroideries, Silks, 1 o each of the 10 customers whose sales checks reach the men t is overflowing with grand values. Stored
cd Dress Goods, etc. Tomorrow should be one of the £. as “} , r F r nrst luesday morning we will give AdoULU ILLY opens Tuesday morning at 8 o’clock, and early
biggest days of this big sale. FR2.L a $1.5 } pair of Long Silk jloves, white, black or any color. comers will get choicest pickings of the bargains.
g Mail Orders Filled When Ac- ive QTO As^ at the Store for aßigCircularj %
% companied W ith Check Trading gbA Near Quoting Hundreds of <
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TTTE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. JUNE 25, 1912,
AILING SKIN
IS HEALED
BY POSLAM
The action of I’oalam in the cure of
! idiy skin disease is immediate. It stops
: itching, allays suffering and heals with
| wonderful rapidity. Aggravated cases of
eczema are cured quickly, to the surprise
and gratification of those unable to se
! cure results by other means.
All skin diseases, including acne, let
ter. salt rheum, piles, psoriasis, scalp
s'ale. barbers’ and every form of itch,
arc eradicated by Poslam. Overnight
treatment is often sufficient for minor
troubles, such as pimples, red and in
flamed noses, rashes, blem
ishes, etc.
PfiSLAM S<».\P used daily for toilet
and bathe will keep the skin in healthy
condition, and improve its color and tex
ture It Afford the healing medication of
For free samples, write to the Emer
for tender skin and eruptional and scalp
' troubles.
All druggists sell Poslam (price 50
i cents) and Poslam Soap (price 25 cents).
. For free, samples, write to -he Kmor
: gency Laboratories, 32 West Twenty-fifth
street. Now York City.
TO CONVINCE
MORE PHYSICIANS
On Saturday, May 4, 1912. an invitation
I was extended to the physTbians of San
I Francisco through the evening Bulletin
land Evening Post to check up the results
in a case of 1 >iabetes alleged to be incur
able by the books.
I Four years ago one of the best San
. Francisco hospitals failed in the case.
| When the patient got so weak he could
' hardly walk they told him dieting was all
| that could be done. He took Fulton's
I Diabetic Compound and recovered and
I has been actively in business ever since.
I Recently the symptoms returned. His
| physician reported sugar and that the
Diabetes was on him again. We told him
we had known it to be controlled the sec
ond time. He started again on the Dia-
I bet io Compound. In order that doubters
' might b< c onvinced we made arrange
ments for physicians who believe Dia
betes incurable to have and gave
them his address and invited them
through the Bulletin and Pbst to mak<
their own tests week by week, so that
they could see the sugar disappear.
What does this mean if results can not
he had in those cases? It is cruel to holo
patients to failure on Codein (containing
opium which locks up secretions) when
I recoveries are being had by the use of a
! mild infusion (without sedatives), the
| motive of which is to help the liver oxi
dize the sugars and starches. (Recover
ies an rare in young people, but in pa
tients past middle life we look for good
results as a general rule.)
Frank Hdmondson & Bro., 14 S. Broad
st. and 106 N’. Pryor st., are agents.
I Ask for pamphlet or write to John -J.
, Fulton Company, San Francisco.
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QUICK WORKERS
HAVE EFFICIENCY
Rapid Method of Ready Reference In
creases Workers' Efficiency
Everywhere.
Tiie mails are being kept busy bring
ing in orders and taking books away,
and any person who happens to be
skeptical of the popularity of the sim
plest and yet most complete work of
the kind ever offered lias but to take
a look at our Atlas counter at any time
of the day.
"Here they come" and “theie they go’’
is the rapid-fire efficiency with which
our clerks are handing out the ready
reference set.
What is the secret of that efficiency
which keeps a long endless chain of
customers instantly supplied with what
they want?
Primarily It is the saving of time:
secondarily it is the means by which
"that time is saved, siiecifieally speaking',
tiie system by which everything need
ed is found Instantly at hand.
Time saving is tiie first and foremost
element of efficiency.
Simple, isn't it?
Any child knows that.
t'ertainly. but why is it an acknowl
edged fact that great corporations and
the United States government are los
ing millions of dollars every year
merelv through overlooking this simple
detail,?
Wily is it that "efficiency engineers"
are earning fat fees instituting- tiie time
saving principles wherever they are re
tained ?
You don't know and you don't care.’
Certainly not.
But you do care about ,tlie efficiency
I of your own service which affects your
' earning power.
The Georgian offers you today til
greatest time saver and aid to effi
ciency ever created, which is tiie Stand
ard Atlas and Chronological History
of the World.
Present six headings today and get it.
ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS
TOMORROW IN THE CORSET DEPARTMENT.
’I" Corsets 79 c '
No question about their worth—we know no
better corsets for si.oo—they will be 79c tomor
row, and with the several models of low and me
dium-low bust and very long skirtthis is an oppor
tunity for many women to save on their summer
corsets.
95 c For 150I 50 and s 2°° Corsets
In this lot are makes that are standard values.
The best at their former prices. Extreme models,
with low bust and long skirt, and models for the
medium figure—perhaps not every size in every
model, else the price would not be 95c.
50 c Brassiere 39 c
A sturdy brassiere, well made of fine cambric.
The pointed yoke is trimmed with imitation Irish
crochet lace.
Maids- Aprons Reduced
Two prices now.
Dotted Swiss, sheer, dainty, edged and ruffled
with Swiss embroideries. Plain Batistes fashioned
with little bibs and shoulder straps of attractive
embroideries.
Those That Were and T 5 Are 69 c
Those That Were $ P and T 5 Are 85 c
$5 flo Wash Silk Petticoats
A splendid value at $5 00. They have proved
to be a most practical and suitable garment for
summer wear, light in weight and color, they are
used as much with lingerie dresses as with
white serge skirts.
They are guaranteed to wash without hurt.
Chahiberlin=Johnson=Dußose Co,
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' Wp deliver charcoal in any quantity from five bushels to a
carload. Extremely low price on 25, 50 and 100-hushel lots.
USE GEORGIAN WANT ADS. HENRY MEINERT COAL CO.,
59 South Boulevard. Phones 1787.
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