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12 I rd GrFHrW 1 ! f - -t Hi 7T~TT Ip 1 ’ Csl ] I .J ■’ r * Trunks and Bags =- —of ' Every Style ana Size No doubt you'll “open your eyes” when you visit our Trunk Department and see what an unusual stock of both Trunks and Bags—and what extra values we're showing this season. Large, medium and small Room Trunks—small Steamer and Traveling Trunks—made of the best materials—and finished with the newest mountaings—the many little con veniences, etc., ’hat are featured in these 1912 models. A scale of prices too numerous to mention—we'll just say Prices start at $5.00; stop at. $35. f We're agents- exclusively, too—for the Hartmann and Drunker Wardrobe Trunks for men and women. J $22.50 to $45 for the Steamer Berth-High. $32.50 to $65 for the Rite Hite. Suit Cases and Bags of finest leathers and trimmings— unusual values, ranging from $3.00 to $25. Japanese Reed- Cane and Fiber Bags and Cases—sl.oo Io $5.00. You're especially invited to come in and look at our magnificent assortment. First and Third Fl oors Eiseman Bros., Inc. 11-1,3-15-17 Whitehall St. STORE FLOODED' STOCK DAMAGED You remember the flood the latter part of June? So do we. Our store was flooded, and goods damaged not ruined -just wet and crum pled. We are going to sell them at your price. Listen! Ladies’Hose, If)s Men’s Hand- T -15c Value kerchiefs, each ... Corsets, worth 9C- Boys’ Pants, 9 C/- 50c ZuC worth 50c and $1 *'*- Bleached h, “™’ s Shirts > Towels, each an ? ?s<" where Light-colored 71 f Men’s Fancy Col- Calico ored Handkerchiefs Brown Dress 1 Men’s Work Linen, worth 25c * g ox p er pa j r , Ut Heavy Creton, Q- Men’s 50c Ties, worth 15c for this sale .. .’. Z Ladies’ low-cut Shoes, worth from 7C., $1.50 to $«3.00 pair, this sale I Uv Men’s Shoes, worth from 4 9C $1.50 to $4.00 pair, this sale It will pay you to see and buy these goods. T. L. BOND 510 DECATUR ST. Sale starts at 8 a. m, Friday, July 12, and | lasts until Monday, July 22. 6 p. m. stoddarTuzing Tones Up Your Clothes IjVAEN and WOMEN who want their clothes to retain B x that HIGH TONED appearance should get 'em B STODDARD I ZED! B To have your garments Dry ('leaned ami Pressed B by the famous STODDARD way tones them up—and B keeps them lookiug like new ! B A Wagon For a Phone Call \V* pay Exprer« ton* wa? > nn out -'f-town orders of >2 nr over BB , J n 2 n 'n?'' r T ‘7C Dixie's Greatest Stoddard Dr y Cleaner and Dyer THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JULY 12. 1912. Greatest Bargain Shoe Sale Ever Held in Atlanta Now Going On! REGAL SHOES FOR WOMEN At Greatly Reduced Prices for a Short Time Only . $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Grades On Sale At $2, $2.60 and $2.85 The shoes in this sale are fresh stock, but M the sizes are somewhat broken. They f X J consist of both high and low U '/A. There is not a pair of “seconds,” ( X “shelf-worn” or “factory-dam- aged'* shoes among them. * nfß Furthermore, you can prove that | these are genuine bargains, because h ... ~ . tke regular hrice is branded on fa All the Shoes in This , . \ n ;ct I One of the Sale Are This Season’s the bottom of every Kegal ohoe \ Smart Regal MbJels ‘ at tke factory. . ' m This Sale e Come early and your selections, as an exceptional opportunity awaits you REGAL SHOE STORE L. J. WING, Proprietor 6 Whitehall Street Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. t Women’s Summer Sh oes at 85c Pair The Most Remarkable of the Series of Special Sales Saturday our Shoe Department will be removed to new quarters, according to the plans of the work men engaged in rebuilding our store. Friday we are going to have the most remark able disposal of women’s shoes that this store has ever known. The pricing alone tells the story. The fact that the shoes are good, stylish and desirable in every way, and in such variety, adds interest. There are Pumps, Oxfords, ankle and instep straps—in all the popular leathers, patents, gun metals, suedes, black and tan. The size range is somewhat broken, and you will not find all sizes of any one style, but there are all sizes in the collection, and so many excellent styles that choosing just the shoe wanted will be an easy matter. The Sale Is For Friday and the Price Is 85c Pair Friday and Saturday I Specials at Rogers’ A few of the Whenever many seasona- possible, ? j v p ble specials to your order, be offered by early Fri da y the Rogers nmrninj. t.. stores Friday 35 avoiding •i, B and Saturday Saturday ■ are quoted in and i n . this advertise- WnjjWWjpy prompt and ment. There are XgIJLIJ complete dd . many others. eries. Friday and Saturday—Best Granulated Sugar 19 Pounds for $1 Buy your Sugar for preserving while this low price is in effect Fruit Jars, Etc. Mason's Improved Fruit Jars at these special prices: Pints, per dozen 60c Quarts, per dozen 75c Half-gallons, per dozen 90c Schram Fruit Jars at following prices: Quarts, per dozen 75c Half-gallons, per dozen 90c Jelly Glasses, per dozen 24r Double-thick Fruit Jar Rubbers, per dozen 10c Pure White Paraffine, six large sticks in box. for 15c Georgia-Grown Genuine Rocky Ford Cantaloupes 4c Each The Finest Shipped to Atlanta This Year “Nutlet” Peanut Butter “Nutlet" is made in Virginia. wher<= finest peanuts grow. Specially priced Friday and dit urday: Small jar; Q. special DC W Medium jar; 4 special I l&V i ? haffipfej? Large jar; ■a lbw- 4 s P ec ' a l (a I V The Best Ginger Ale Is Red Rock, 13c Quart $1.50 Dozen. 25c Dozen Rebate for Empty Bottles Gold Cross Milk FREE With Ridgway’s Tea Friday and Saturday only, we will give FREE with ’ every sale of Ridgway’s Tea one or more cans of Gold Cross Evaporated Milk, as follows: With 1-4-pound of Ridgway’s Tea one 5c can of Milk FREE With 1-2-pound of Ridgway’s Tea one 10c can of Milk FREE With 1 pound of Ridgway's Tea two 10c can of Milk FREE. « Swift’s Premium Hams 16,c db 16k * \ Pound / Pound You know these f \ price qu< Hams-their mild/ V s for I f rir,a ' Y I delicious Phone quick. t" ! makes them favor \ f nearest R■' - 1 ites with epicures. store. Old Hickory .Brand Sugar- Cured Shoulders 121 c lb. ROGERS’ 35 Pure Food Stores