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MS TO CURE
COCHISE HABIT
Hargraves Tells Court Matri
mony Is the Best Check on
Longing for Drug.
'Tve at last found a cure fnr the
eslne habit—it’s matrimony tctay re
marked Joe Hargraves, an alleged drug
agent, who was fined $25.75 "t 30 da>s
fnr escaping from the police nation
Sa turday afternoon aft»t tie had been I
heavily sentenced by Record* f Pm Tem
Preston for selling co* aine
Hargraves told the court he married
two weeks ago for the purpose of
breaking himself of <ne habit He tes
tified to th» success of the romance
cure by declaring he had taken cocaine
but once in 50 hours
"1 Want to free myself from the grip
of this terrible habit." explained Har
graves. “and. as 1 had tiled other rem
edies without success. I determined tn
give love a tryout I’m glad that I did.
for I find that the powpr of Jove is
stronger than th* appetite for drugs
My desire for cocaine is being swamped
by this new sensation in my heart."
Found With His Bride.
Two witnesses testified Saturday aft
ernoon they had bought * o' nine from
Hargraves Judge Preston fined him
$500.75 or 30 days and bound him over
to the state courts In bond of sl,oo<>.
While Hargraves lawyer was prepar-
ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS
We Announce
The Once-a-Year Event
THE SALE OF TRIMMED HATS
At and 55.00
%
Altogether there are only one hun
dred and sixteen hats in this sale. We do
not doubt that more than that number of
women will want at least one of these
when it is known they comprise hats that
Miss Price brought as models from Paris,
and others that the Estelle Mershon Shop
of New York sent us as the smartest
styles that appeared in the metropolis
this season.
But regardless of their beauty and
their prestige they must go and go now.
To you they may be a “heart’s
desire;” to us they are mere merchandise,
and, accordingly, are subject to our
methods of “store-keeping.”
So #
60 Hats Formerly ’7* to s 2o‘" Now ‘3 s1
56 Hats Formerly ’l2“ to ’3O" Now ’5"
Included are hats for every occasion
that summer knows.
There are|hats that will appeal direct ly
to those a-vacation-going.
There are hats for street wear.
There are hats for parties and even
ing wear.
Hemps and Milans, in light and dark
colorings, trimmed gloriously with feath
ers, flowers and ribbons, and a scattering
of Panamas—a variety that means quick
and certain satisfaction. So you who
would have another hat take this as your
best opportunity.
►Chainbcrliii=Jolinson=Dußose Co.'.Chamberlin Johnson°Dußose Co.
GOOD ROADS MEET
AND ATLANTA AUTO
SHOW SAME WEEK
Atlanta will be orowded with good
roads enthusiasts on November 20 and 21,
when the Southern Appalachian Good
Roads Association holds its fourth an
nual convention here.
The date was decided upon Saturday at
i a meeting which Dr Joseph H Pratt,
i president of the association and state
i geologist of North Carolina, held with
I ’,‘presentatlves of the Chamber of Com
mon e and the county commissioners. The
Atlanta automobile show will be here for
th*- week of November 16-23. anil while
automobilists. all of whom are in favor
of good roads, are In the city, the com
mittee decided it would be best to hold
tbeir convention
The Southern Appalachian Association
comprises all those states south of the
Potomac river, and it is believed nearly
500 delegates will attend the convention.
Headquarters will be at the Piedmont
hotel and the meetings will be held In the
Piedmont hotel auditorium
The object of the association is to press
the scientific building and upkeep of roads
and to obtain good roads legislation.
ing to make bond for him, the prisoner
-lipped away.
The fugitive was found Sunday night
by Policemen Gantt and McHugh with
his bride In his room in the Cannon
hotel. Policeman Ed Arthur, of the
chief's office, this morning uncovered a
wholesale quantity of cocaine hidden
by Hargraves. Some of it was In his
hat and some rolled in a paper in a hfg
pocketbook Several needier also were
found ,
Tlte cocaine and needles were offered
in evidence when Hargraves was ar
raigned before Recorder Broyles.
Two others drug users, arrested by
Officer Arthur In the Cannon hotel, also
were tried today. W. H. Nunnally was
hound over in bond of SSOO on the
charges of vagrancy and failing to sup
port his minor vhlld. while H. K. Nesbit
was held in bond of SIOO for vagrancy.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDA Y. JULY 8,191 z.
VIRGINIA EDUCATOR TO
JOIN MERCER FACULTY
LORNE. VA., July B.—Lt was announced
today' that Professor Henry T. Louthan
has been elected head of the department
of history at Mercer university, Macon,
Ga He has accepted and will begin his
duties there In September. He was ad
junct professor of history at William and
Mary college for six years. For the past
two years he has been pursuing graduate
work at the (.'Diversity of Chicago. He Is
a native of this place.
TO PROVE BRIGHT’S
DISEASE CURABLE
Many physician* are now saving cases
of chronic Bright’s Disease heretofore
supposed to be incurable. But to con
vince more members of the profession
on Saturday. May 18th, the San Francisco
dailies (Evening Post and Bulletin) con
tained an invitation to the effect that if
four reputable physicians of known stand
ing in San Francisco would send us a
< ase ; of chronic Bright’s Disease (patient
to be strong enough to call at our office)
showing a large amount of albumen and
casts, a case in which Dtgnalis. Nitro
Glycerine and Bashants Mixture have
failed, with a letter signed by them show
ing these facts, we would attempt to
return the patient in sixty days with the
albumen and casts reduced one-half or
more and patient on the road to recov
ery. If we fall, we to publish the fact.
If we succeed the physicians to admit it.
Al! these cases do not recover, but so
manv have that with the hope that it
would convince more physicians and save
more of the thousands annually, dying
under the old treatment, we made the
above offer.
< Note —In critical rases the heart and
eliminative treatment, etc., should be
continued with the Renal Compound if
necessary. There is no conflict.)
Frank Edmondson & Bro.. 14 South
Broad street and 106 North Pryor street,
are local agents for Fulton s Renal Com
pound for Bright's Disease. Ask for
pamphlet or write to John .1. Fulton Co..
San Francisco.
ATLANTA SWIMMER
WILL COMPETE IN
NATIONAL CONTEST
An Atlanta swimmer, chosen from
the members of the United States Vol
unteer Life Saving corps al Piedmont
park, will be sent to compete in tho
national swimming contest which will
be held in New York late In August.
The contest will be over a long-dis
tance route and will be participated in
Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Co.
Atlanta New York Paris
Concerning This Sale of Sheets, Pillow
Cases and Quilts
Let us say just this—
The one paramount reason for housekeepers to buy
sheets, pillow cases and quilts here and now is that these every
day and night necessities are marked at unusually low prices;
at prices that it the part of wisdom to look to future
needs as well as to present wants.
And byway of explanation we will add—
That we follow the same principles in the disposal of staple
merchandise as we do in the case of novelties subject to the changes of
fashion—we clean up stocks and start a-fresh at certain periods.
This is the Clearance of Bed Linens.
Although we will rebuy and continue to sell the same brands
and qualities (for we consider them the standard of merit at their
respective prices) we choose now a Clearance Sale.
z Can anyone who is concerned with the economical manage
ment of a home, a boarding house, a hotel or an institution afford to let
this sale pass unnoticed?
« pi 421-2x401-2 Twilight Pillow Cases,
ixl VOl SnCCtS . regularly 25c, now 22 L2c
45x 40 1-2 Twilight Pillow Cases.
We know the Rival to be the best sheet at regularly 27 l-2e, now 25c
its regular price. It is torn, not cut. and has 50x36 Twilight Pillow Cases, regularly
three-inch hem. These are the reductions: 30c. now .27 L2c
54x90 Rival Sheets.- regularly -55*-. now ... ,49c 42x88 Utiea Pillow Cases, now 2212 c
72x90 Rival Sheets, regularly 65c-. now . . .Me 42x08 ’‘ 2 Ut,f ' a Plllow Oases - no "' 25c
81x90 Rival Sheets, regularly 75c. now . .. .69c
81x99 Rival Sheets, regularly 85c. now . . . ,75c tS
90x99 Riva] Sheets, regularlv 90c. now .. . ,79c T , . , ,
There are general reductions throughout
nPxxri 11f guilt stock. Except for the one lot men-
1 CjllvwJcS Honed below, all are as fresh as any you ever
A soft-finished sheet of good, substantial bought at regular prices.
weight that warrants wear. It is torn, and has 72x81 Three-ply Quilts, splendid for
three-inch hem. porch beds, regularly SI.OO, now .... 90c
-n nn 'f -v t . c*i a q- 81x90 White Honey-Comb Quilts.
J" '’ g ’ « ’ pe S - nnW " " regularly $1.25, now . SI.OO
. ,' VI !«'>' ® ,ee s ' , now " " 60x88 Four-plv Quilts, heavy, substantial.
« x on ' g > « S ' • g ' t n-' ■ for P""* h^s - vrunlarlv $1.35. now. $1.15
ocbon - - W ' - g ’ < ’ Ce S ' I, m ' “° W ''' £ 78x88 Whit< - Honev-Comb Quilts.
on X oo l' n r g 1 « "'T rPg ' 4, V- ” ' ~*£ regularlv $1.50. now .. $1.25
wu r's * i's 7' rPg ' I- "-I Four-plv. White Fringed Honey-Comb
90x108 Twilight Sheets, reg. $1.2->. now. $1.15
T Ta • ni a 72x90 Colored Quilts, light weight.
U LIC3. bneetS regularly $2.50, now -.51.95
rT , n , .. . 11-4 White Fringed Quilts, cut corners.
Ihe same good quality that has mam- regularlv $2.25. now $1.95
tamed the prestige of the Utica Mills all these 81x90 W hite Satin Quilts, ’Marseilles ’ '
years. It. too. is torn, and has three-iwh hem. pattern, regularly $3.00. now $2.65
72x90 Utica Sheets, regularlv 90c. now. 85c Ux4 White Satin Quilts, fringed Marseilles
81x90 Utica Sheets, regularly 95c. now. . .89c pattern, cut corners, regularly $3.00.
90x90 Utiea Sheets, regularly SI.OO. n0w...95c now $2.75
12-4 White Satin Quilts,Marseilles pattern.
Pillow regularly $3.50, now $2.95
1 \Jdovo |2x4 White Satin Quilts. Marseilles pattern.
In each case the same qualitv materia] as o r _^ u J ar k $4.50. now $3.95
the sheets whose name they bear. ''’- 4 " h, . te , &at '”,s ull,s ’ Mars ’ , ' l P a,tern i , nn
regularly sb.oo. now $5.00
42x36 Rival Pillow Cases, now 15c 12x4 White Marseilles Quilts, fringed.
45x36 Rival Pillow Cases, now 17 l-2c regularly $6.00, now $5.00
One lot of quilts whose price range was from
$1.50 to $2.50 will be sold at reductions of one
fourth to one-third---this because they have be
come soiled.
by members of the corps from all ovei
the country where there are stations.
The route will be fourteen miies long,
from Brooklyn bridge to Coney Island.
Captain Ben Schlomberg, in charge
of the Atlanta station, will hold a con
test here about August 26 to choose At
lanta's representative. The contest will
be a five-mile swim in the lake at
Piedmont.
FACER'S PURE FT.A.VORING EX
TRACTS have no equal. Sold every
where 10c and 25c the bottle, at your
grocer's.
FORMER BANK PRESIDENT
UNDER CHARGE OF FRAUD
SAVANNAH, GA., July B.—At the re
quest of the authorities of Gainesville,
Fla., J. B. Smith, former president of the
Merchants and Farmers National Bank
at Claxton, Ga.. Is being held in this city
fdr the Florida authorities. It is stated
that Smith is wanted in Gainesville for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Smith claims he is ignorant of the
grounds on which the charge is based.
The Choice of a Husband
is too Important a matter for a worn.,
to be handicapped by weakness
blood or foul breath. Avoid these if*,
hopes by taking Dr. King's Life p -
New strength, fine complexion CU r.
breath, cheerful spirit*—things tha
win men—follow their use Easv J*
sure, 25c. All druggists. ‘
Dysentery is always serious and
en a dangerous disease, but It r- an
cured. Chamberlain’s Colic Cho'er
and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured *
even when malignant and epidemic p,
sale by all dealers. ’ '