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10 Cash Grocery Co.'s LARD SALE S SNOWDRIFT or scoco 10 Pound Pail 99c 51b. pail 49c 4-lb. pail 39c 5-lb. pail White Rose Pure Hog Lard 64c Best Creamery Butter, strict ly fresh, lb3oc Good Creamery Butter for cooking, lb 15c Guaranteed Fresh Country Eggs 171 every egg guaranteed. Good Butterine, lbl4c Cash Grocery Cd. 118-120 Whitehall y— [BESSIE TIFT- The Bessie Tift Girl makes the right kind of woman She learns Io think for her self. Sne is educated, not merely told things. She. learns, too. sorm thing not in the test books. To he a good housewife, for in stance. Music—Art Expression. It's a true college, not just a high school. A postcard will bring you catalog and pictures C. H. S. JACKSON Forsyth. Ga. President ■Mswoa WHY Don’t YOU Get a KODAK • Burefy net wceeunt of th® pH** For one dollar you can « R'Tr.vAie that take® splen did Htfle eioturee. For five dol lars a folrl'nq machine, and °n up to th® specially eauipped Kod**■ «!. Just inv price to suit your puree Wp do A 1 finish ina and handle complete line amateur supplies. Send fo r cat a J og price ’is! A. K. Hawkes Co. KODAK DEPT, 14 WHITEHALL L ' * y p. l * 1 b ■ ' * J Iwfe, F Jhifrr l -48 gjps£ You can “clean house” better with the Powerful WPBw Disinfectant than you can with soap. Soap cleanses I only the surface and leaves din in j cracks and crevices. CN "gets to the bottom of things " ! and not only cleans but disinfects. It kills germs and prevents odors. " TV )'rf» Pat haft with tht Gain Tap” 10c. 25c. sOc. SI.OO At Drug end Dept Store* WEST DISINFECTING CO.. ATLANTA Time For Panamas And for $5.00 we re selling this Big Alpine Shape—also with straight and round crowns. Genuine one-piece South Ameri can products. If this seems too little a price to you.we can give you still better ones at $6.00, $7.50 and $10 —but we mention the $5.00 ones first,because we know they re the best values woven at the price. The Good Old Southern Gentleman feels at home under a Good Panama---and we want you to get under one of these while sizes are plentiful. All kinds of Straws---Bangkoks and Porto Ricans —smooth and rough straws in Yacht shapes, $1.50 to $5.00. Bangkoks in telescope or square crowns, $4 to $6 Porto Ricans in Alpine and square crowns, $2.50 and $3.00. REPRESENTATIVES especially invited I to make our store their buying headquarters. Eiseman Bros, Inc. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall St. victomictkola CONCERT TOMORROW, 3:30 P. M. ADM I SSI ON FREE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR JULY ARE READY TO ENTERTAIN YOU Our Infcli-string is alwaxs out and we‘re glad to play arn Victor music you want to hear The 28fii of each month is the big time the date when the new records arrive. \ feu of the non ones now being heard: ’Movin’ Man Don’t Take My Baby Grand A! Jolson ’ ' 1 Ragging the Baby to Sleep Al Jo'son J I've Get You, Steve! Eddie Morton 1 to. d j y| la { Precious Little Thing Called Love Collins <4. Harlan l?noe • Autumn (Saviour Breathe an Evening Blessing) Trinity Choir I God Is Love Lyric Quartet 31864 Natoma Selection Arthur Pryor's Band 70073 Rigoletto Bella figlia dell’amore (Fairest Daughter of ths G'acee) Quartet. Aet 111 Victor Operg Quartet 88378 The Lost Chord Enrico Ca r uso 64240 The Angel’s Whisper ('cello solo) Victor Herbert M'-AO SilvO" Threads Among the Gold John McCormack 74301 La Fileuse (piano solo) Vladimir de Packmans Open evenings until 7 o'clock. Saturday evenings until I*l o clock. Baine's Victor Victrola Store I. M. RAME co. 72 North Broad Street I . . ■I. ...»..1.. ..... .■■■■■ .. ... ..,.1. M, II —————J ■MWI “rw Wf ARE PROGRESSIVE from a political point of view, hut in those fundamental principles which affect the Financial and Commercial <’onditions of this City and Section. We have the utmost- confidence in th? future of Atlanta and arc ready to as sist any legitimate enterprise projected on a sound business basis. It you are progressive we should com bine our efforts and become mutually helpful. Yes, we pay 4% on Savings TRAVELERS BANK & TRUST COMPANY THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1912. Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Co. Atlanta New York Paris - - - -- - - - -- - - - - ■ - —■ ' Tailored Waists at $1.48 Yesterday They Were $2.25 to $5 It is the clearance of white tailored waists—therefore this price, $1.48. . We have shut out eyes to their actual worth, to their real smart ness and beauty and have thought only of our object--clearance. It is time for these to go. Fortunately for you, the selling sea son ends before the wearing season does. Although the price range is $2.25 to $5.00, the great majority of the two hundred waists in the sale were from $3.75 to $4.75. This means that the price now is a great deal less than half. There are some twelve styles to choose from—of plain tucked linen, hand-embroidered linen, with crochet buttons and barred muslin. To put it simply and plainly and accurately, these are the best, the most worthy styles that have been shown this season at $2.25 to $5.00. Many of them are from the Royal Waist people. Buy for right now, buy for next fall. r 75c Lingerie Waists, 59c Were we to give way to our enthusiasm, we would advertise these as SI.OO waists for 59c. They have all the appearances of SI.OO waists; but they were bought so that we could sell them reg ularly at 75c. Now comes the clearance of the one hundred and ! fifty left. Some have Dutch necks, others high necks--the laces and em broideries that trim the yokes, the sleeves, and sometimes the whole fronts are Unusually fine, and sturdy and attractive. House Dresses in a Clean=Up 1 t We have been house-cleaning in the house dress department! Stocks o f dainty and serviceable little house dresses that have been sold down to one and two and three of a kind have had new and lower prices put upon them. That there are so few of these styles left tells plainly what women think of them. The materials are muslins, ginghams, percales and chambrays, in solid shades and in white, blue, lavender and grey stripes, dots, rings, plaids and checks--they are all cool looking dresses with Dutch and round necks, jpiped and trimmed with bands, folds and buttons. These are the reductions: SI.OO Dresses now ’ 75c $2.45 Dresses now $1.50 $1.50 Dresses now SI.OO $2.95 Dresses now $1.95 $2.25 Dresses now $1.25 $3.50 Dresses now $2.45 Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Co. The weight, grade and pric* of our Dia- S 3 a W monds are in plain figures on each individual EteA B stone There is no chance of error here. That S j is why we can, without reserve, afford to give ** the guarantee we do. GEORGIA MILITARY academy Talk the plan over with, or write, us for it in THE SOUTHS MOST SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED SCHOOL detail. College Park, Eight Milea From Atlanta. Georgia Beginning next Saturday, and each succeed W ’ tl ’ mental development, bodv ♦ k k I 1 j a 4 4 11 buiiaingf, moral and social training, and preparation for a man’s nart in th* ing one through July and August, our store will werM'. work. A thoroughly disciplined, iWernlv appointed attA&ve close at 1 p. ra. , f®r boys and young men -a gentleman's school, limited to about 125 boarding pupils, so grouped, as to give every teaeher about 12 Cadets for tutoring andever sight ,t ntght. Delightful home life- a big happy family of success A cultured teaehers and pupils. Every sanitary convenience. Electric lights steam heat artesian watsr. Elevation nearly 1,200 feet, no malaria, perfect health Best Table Fare and Prettiest School Campus in the South. Thr«« regular Comae- Claeeical. Engineering, Commercial. uawiuaJV - sir aa aaooeJ Aiy UTS. War 2w»g»g»j<>4j4j«a»«4e—r«tuo.U.lwit> b—tlaAaarfea, tH. J. t. WttßViN, L N„ FIW. , GEORGIAN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.