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8 [seven] DAYS ONLY I OurGreaies! E I Offer I s| And one that will S 3 Bs prove a boon to hundreds 8® SO of Eyeglass Wearers, as H well as prospective wear- && IH ers ' I $5 Gold I I I Eyeglasses | I—i I I rfh—l For seven days only, begin- gaK Ks bB ning. Saturday, Agust 3d. 1 H o I X J We intend to double M |H our July patronage in sB H August g| • WHAT YOU GET FOR | I | ONE DOLLAR - | K We will fit your eyes M g CORRECTLY with finest O M lenses in 15-year guar- |8 H| anteed gold frames. g ! \ I Viy f vjci j || 'OUR GUARANTEE’" g g We guarantee the same g W absolutely accurate work g at this special price as g ll* you receive when paying gjj I the regular full price of g $5.00. jer WIPES' H We have been here for p? H 5 years, are here to stay, I ard MUST deliver the S ' I S oo< * 3 - um j 7 Days On?y g J REMEMBER- This rt§ ® great offer lasts only 7 f 3 days and starts Saturday g ® morning. g H Ail W?rk Guarantsod g I | GOLUMIAN | J ’ OPTICAL I j J STORE 81-83 v HITEIIALL ST., H In Columbian Boek Store. 2t “LIFER" IS ON FURL OUGH WITHOUT EVEN A GUARD - „ „ MICHIGAN CITY, INP. Auk I . visit his sister, wh*. is <h:iK Siu ■ h h Keller, a negro life convict in i‘ Michigan City prison, will leave th • Kj-, institution tomorrow morning for ms home in Non Alban' Ht will be, ten days anil will go to hi< hmm .<n,i return to prison nitimut gourd, lining put upon his honor. Kell< r i been in priaon since 1908 and bio- th. <lls tinction, it Is said, of being the first colored life convli i in any penitential-, in the United States to be gi\<n h’s EMfe. liberty under stnh condition* 1 BONITA ACTOR USES MELODEON WHICH IS OVER 200 YEARS OLD A unique specialty at The Bonita is week is a* duet by King and Kii.u. the King-Murray-Jones Musical t'om edy Company, the accompanying mu sic for which is rendered upon a rm ■ > deon that has seen service In the K ng family for more than two hundre years. The Instrument is one of th. few now in existence which found its ..■ay over from England in the em days of the colonies. The above company is placing an »\. tended engagement at this houw«, arm the funny comedians, shapelv glris mrri laughable situations together with a liig offering of delightful motion i-i turag, make it « tn of the ben oif.-i i .«« of the seuttuti. Children, 4c; adults, I 1 , i “The Cool Store” Eiseman Bros., Inc. CLOTHING f/ 3 OFF / 3 | / 2 OFF £ I Men’s Suits Youths' Suits $15.00 Suits SIO.OO SIO.OO Suits $ 6.70 16*50 Suits 1100 11.00 Suits 7.35 I 18 50 Suits 12.35 12.50 Suits 8.35 F 20(H) Suits 13.35 13.50 Suits 9.00 , ‘>2 50 Suits 15.00 15.00 Suits 10.00 ! 25 00 Suits 16.70 16.50 Suits 11.00 27 50 Suits 18.35 18.00 Suits 12.00 30 00 Suits 20.00 20.00 Suits 13.35 32 50 Suits 21.70 22.50 Suits 15.00 I 35.0(1 Suits 23.35 25.00 Suits 16.70 Fancy, Blue, Black. Fancy, Blue, Black. Fbovs’ MEhFS TROUSERS I Wo ° l :: Wash | Stfffs ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Suits j y 3 off y 3 a ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: L ml> OFF I Automobile Dusters and Linen Lap Robes- I QEE % I \EISEMAN BROS. inc. ; ’ 11-13-15-17 Whitehall St., Atlanta ■ (ANNUAL MOUNTAIN EXCURSIONS I SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMtER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH | SATURDAY, AUGUST IT, 1912 Low i<ound-Trip Fares as Indicated in Following Table: I 17.-, a. a y r Asheville, Bristol. Mender- Hot Lake Tate ffirrom 1O NG. i Tenn. sonvilte, Toxaway, Springs, Tn. G. N. G. N. C. Fenn. S ATI. \NTA, GA $6,00 pi.,.0 $6.00 $6.00 . $6,00 $6.00 I ■ U STI-J.1., GA 6.00 6,00 (LOO 6,00 .... ( B f AYETTEVIULE. GA 7.20 7.20 7.20 7.20 j] li'LOVILLA, GA 7.50 XOO 7.5 Q 7.50 7.50 7.5 Q I# FT \ ALI.I Y. GA 7.50 8.00 '7.50 750 7.50 7.50 ■ IB GBIFI'IN. GA ,, ~ 7.50 7.50 7.50 .. ~ B I ; ■' ''’ KSn>: - ,1A 7.50 ~.. 7.50 7.50 7.50 .... B UH M- IIGN' il 'GII. G A 7UO , 7.40 7.40 7.40 ... . ■ f i>- Hi H'KM ART. GA 6.00 (1.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 FINAL LIMIT Tickets will be limited to return on any train and date up to midnight of September 1, 1912. TH REE SPECIAL TRAINS FROM ATLANTA I MGRNING NOON.' NIGHT. | I.' yianta 8:00 am. I.v. Atlanta 11:15 a. ni, Lv. Atlanta 9:00 p. m. I Ar Hei’dereonvillc .5:15 p. tn Ar. Hendersonville . 8:17 p. nr. Ar. Hendersonville 6:00 a. m. II a AI Asheville - ::o p. m. Ar. Asheville 9:25 p. m. Ar. Asheville 7:10 ant I 4 At Brevard U p. m \t. Brevard Ar. Brevard 7:11 a m. Al I like I'. X. wa\ 8,1.1 p, tn Ar l ake Toxaway Ar. Lake Toxaway 8:10 a. m. ' Hot : 8 1.1 p. m Ar Hot Springs Ar. Hot Springs 7:30 a. m. Day Lrains wi’l carry through parlor cars, coaches and dining cars. Night trains wi i carry Pullman sleeping cars and through coaches For further information and sleeping car reservation address James Freeman, Division Passenger Agent, | City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree St.. Atlanta, Ga Phones Main 142-143, Atlanta 142 H. F. CARY. JNO. L. MEEK, JAMES FREEMAN. General Passenget Agent. Asst. Gen. Prjvsengcr Agent. Division Passenger Agent. '= ' Most ■ I . Men ; Who in Make Money On limited capital arc those always o n t h e lookout for snaps of all kinds. In ibis day all d J. age the WANT AD pages is the only plat'e a complete list is ever ' offered. In Atlanta H h’s The Georgian Where ? the Largest List Is Fovod . ■ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY, ALGLBT 2, 1912. | BEFORE I 1 1 8 \on go away, look oxer your baggage. If it needs i w| M S repairs, call on us. The railroads will not be re- B ■ sponsible for luggage in “bad order.' | 2 Phone M. 466 L LIEBERMAN'S I The House of Guaranteed Baggage 92 Whitehall mail AUGUST EXCURSIONS 5,000 Mile Circle Tour By Rail and Steamer '■rand collection of trawl features. vis- nKara Calls, all expenses paid, onh ss.’> 1 •O. K t'm imati. !>■ troll. Buffalo. X’i.igara Special Pullman train leaves Atlanta Au ra Is. Toronto. Canada Thousand Islands. Kust 17th. Steamer trips on latkes Erie c'.ai.' Xcw York. H.-st..it, and steamer and Ontario, Hudson river and Atlanti. io S:c.inri<l We pay ;>t| In ini expense ocean. Exclusive um of ship All sea lot i ' • '•• n • or >nb is'; .. Same Hires high class The official tour with ■ to > « 100 Coston, and Ido K Wish- a record of 4.751 patrons IKO alres.o . nx’"O tt'l t otitiiore. n steamer to booaed. Room for a few more Further s.iv •iitinl'. ti- <n •: ■■ <. i - paid, information from .1 F McFarland Mgt X ' ' i . \ O.i I, ' I ; a Use Georgian Want Ads J.M-HIGH CftfflANY. [ 9 Great Sales O NOW IN FULL FORCE % August Furniture Sale At OFF Including every piece of Furniture in our Greater Fur niture Department, fourth and fifth floors; embracing the highest grade Mahogany, Early English, Fumed, Mission, Golden Oak and Circassian Walnut Furniture for every room in the house. Saving you 20 cents on every dollar and offering the benefit of our “Divided Pay , ments.” If you need Furniture now or in the future, come and make selections. We will store it until you wish it delivered. 1 August Blanket Sale AT GREAT REDUCTIONS I The finest, largest, cleanest stock of Blankets Atlanta has ever seen. Not a Blanket carried over from last year, not one soiled, but all direct from the mills and marked at our August Blanket Sale lowered prices. Our Special Blanket Offer Pay one-fourth down and we will store them for you until fall. In this way you can take advantage right now of our money-saving prices. ™stTinlnsale| AT QKEAT BEIHCTWXS Great offers in Table Linens, Napkins, Remnants, Drummers’ Sample Towels, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads—-all at reduced prices in this sale. For example: Full Double Bed Size Ready-made Pillow White Hemmed, o . qh, + qi ' Cases, 42x36, regular roehet Spreads, ex- Seamless Sheets. 81x s f ra i arge s j ze worth 90 inches, 69e value ''" a $1 : 23 cach ’ Au « ust this sale price 55c 10c 98c —.— ... ■ - . - ... - ~ - ■ WANT AD WAY IS THE MODERN A way; by no better method can Real Estate be bought, sold, rented or exchanged, than through the Real Estate columns of THE Illi II ATLANTA GEORGIAN. /. /. /.