Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

I PERSONALS | Mrs A. G. Smart is at Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. Clarence Trippe is at Wrights ville Beach. Mr, and Mrs. Cowry Porter are at the Hotel Chalfonte. Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Thornton, of Palmetto, are in Atlanta for a short stay. Mrs. English Smjth and children. <>| Dublin, are-guests of Mrs. W. I. Cuirv at 293 East Fourth ‘street. Mrs. Spencer R Atkinson has as her guest Miss Arabella Wright, of Bruns, wick. Ga. Mrs. Martha Wideman Thomas has I * 1 - * returned from Winder, where she has i been the guest of Airs. Robert <). Ross, j Airs. A. D. Lucke and Miss Cleo ; Lucke have returned from St. Simons! island. Mrs. Hoke Smith and Misses Lucy and Callie Hoke Smith will not return to Washington until October 1. Miss Callie Hoke Smith will leave! Monday to join Mrs. Fred Stone, all Balsam. N. C„ for a short stay. Mrs. Linton Hopkins and four young : sons will return next week from Wrightsville Beach. Mr. and Airs. Nisbet Hazlehurst are i visiting Mi'S Penelope Griffin oh \\ 11- i dens Ridge, near Chattanooga. j Mrs. John Evins and her daughters, j Misses Pet, May and Dolly Evins, are , at Wrightsville "Beach. .. I Miss Patsey Cheney. of It irio sville. Is the guest of Mrs. H. <'. < rosthwaite on North Boulevard. Mrs. Harry Harman and Miss Doro thy Harman go to Highlands. N. C.. on ; Thursday for a stay of several weeks. | Dr. John E. White and little son., Bruce, are at Wrightsville Beach sot i | short stay before joining Airs. White in i Concord. N. C. Mt. ami Mrs. William A. Speer have | returned after a delightful stay of two, weeks at the Marlborough-Blenheim, i Atlantic City. Mrs. George Edward Scott and Aliss| Adel< Marie Scott, of Washington D. C.. are the guests of Airs. Scott's moth- I er. Airs. Frederi-' Bissell Crowell. Miss Muteile Lucke and Miss Louise I Allen have returned from Hampton. Ga.. j w here th< y were entertained bt Miss | Lois Davis. i Air. Morgan Pearce, of New 1 ork w ill be Ihe guest of Mr. and Mrs. Forres: I Adair at their hmm' in Druid Hilts next I week. ... I Mr. and Alls. George McKenzie. Miss Annie Lee .McKenzie, am! Mr. William] McKenzie w ill leave August 20 foi an | automobile tmu through Now Englund.! Miss McKenzie to return from Tox.iw.it bo join them mi the trip. ■■mj Iff dt ~ ix-A \ Make your home safe for the children—and safe for yourself. Keep it free from disease germs by using the Powerful wlWw Disinfectant Don’t use carbolic acid or poisonous chlorides. CN is over five times as effective as carbolic acid and is non-potsonous. It disinfects, cleanses end de-odorizes —and a little of it “ goes a long way." ” I'eZAw’ Fn-chagt with th* Crab!* Top" 10c. 25c. 50c. SI.OO At Drug and Dept. Stores. WEST DISINFECTING CO.. ATLANTA MACON SOCIETY GIRL TO BE ASEPTEMBERBRIDE * / >- ■*- xw. tRfWf \ / / ‘••-Sr--- JSiO&KsOSer \ \ // >'’ iOsME \\ // W WhHHHHF \\ i J y\ WBIII r * MUM ' ' ' •"....• ..v-'--L‘AVv vA Vi WV/ / kV W/ i \ I ( Niss Constance Jaques, (laughter of Jlr. and Mrs. Samuel handolph Jaques. <_>l Macon, one of the most prominent young i sociefy wirls ol Georgia. Miss Jaques will be married early in I September to Mi . Edward Tracy Wadlev, of Macon and Bolinjz broke. "***"*"** ■■■■■■■ ■!■ i ■■■>L-zz.wnßßUMMMasnMsnMMMaHnMrmnMmnMnacwMß>wm mbmmmh■■ i, i wwmowmmb■■ ■ ■„, »■■■! ■■■—.l. I ,|„ i, - ——■■■■■!■ —— ■ I II I I ■■■!■■■■! I ■»■■ GOLDSMITH-ACTON-WITHERSPO9NCO GOLDSMITH-ACTON-WITHERSPOON CO. | AUGUST SALE OF FURNITUREr RUGS AND DRAPERIES I ■ Sale of Never-Tarnish Brass Beds, Etc. Special Sale of Dining Room Furniture, Etc. » siß -°° nrrrh w, % u hrfMf iu in s ** wfc i, * lO °% pjrm 111111 H2|l sm,m ,nd J-r‘■’’s'id.i I c,,airs ij I Closets : WWmlllßll BTOE-mndvifß $2.11 and Up T $15.00 and Up Special prices on our complete line of Dining Room Furniture, in complete 2(10 guaranteed NEVER TARNISH BRASS BE DS at SPECI Al. suits and odd pieces, embracing oak in all styles and finishes. !‘ >s - Arts and (’rafts designs in Fumed Oak and Early English, veneered and We guarantee thev will not become streaked nor turn black, are not as- , • r<-.-r<-d l.y am a 1.-..!,<.1. sail water, or soap ami water -<w<m the stroi> K - s " 1 " 1 Mahogany, in pure < olomal designs. est acids, such as nitric and muriatic (which will dissolve ordinary brass). We will store your purchases and deliver later if desired. have no more effect on our NEVER TARNISH BRASS BEDS than a bland oil. - We are equally prepared to furnish your home complete or sell you the odd pieces you may We sell them tor less than some other stores ask for the other kind. need from time to time. In either ease we welcome^ our account. Prices from SIO.CO up. Pay f"i’ your Furniture as you use it—“A LITTLE ATA TIME." A GOOD MATTRESS INSURES OU TA i Crullman Davenport SEMIM RESTFUL SLEEP. - - _.. . tt i .v.i.wru.'.w~-l, j ■ «pT in tJb aswQN [SI lw .JJV |tsi® FAN 4 7 -— -N‘IIJ p*ni !Jp“— ’ =s* (1 l"-p. l | l ii, ! aii ('.ftinn .$ 5.00 This G-foot Extension Dining Chair In ’ " ~ ’•'-'tier I'.U $7.50 lix 1 2 Solid < '<>l..r lings. $13.50 t'.nl.i Tabl.-- in oak . s ~..,. n.,euii,,, ~, __ I'ahle. in golden oak <>l Kp'len oak or Early "'"'G Suiinry I.H SIO.OO !.y 12 A xmin-te! Bugs ... . $25.00 uni mtthogant tah,,s •" nllni.m AQ *■ i.;.,,.,, E(lgli ,. h 5| .,., la , Enghsh upholstered •'"> "I ' iH.-.-ian; all E ag |, |.,.| t $ | 2 .5 0 L '; x .-,4 Axminslet Rug $2.50 $3 i>o (o 110 Dattnp.. t. nke ent. m oak. Early Eng- $12.50. « ’t?' Luxyoury Felt $15.00 36x73 Axminster Rug $4.00 SPECIALSI.9B Unhand mahogany Special * $2 Cash and $1 Per Week. * Week. * Odds and Ends of Porch Furniture in Rustic, Hickory and Fiber Rush to Close at Reduced Prices. ~ GOLDSMITH-ACTON-WITHERSPOON CO., G 2 PEACHTREE LIFE-TIME FURNITURE «1 N. BROAD I THE ATLANTA GEORGLVN AND NEWS. TI ESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1912. || PERSONALS | Mr. and Airs. John E. Murphy and ■Misses Julia and Katherine Murphy are now in Dresden after a delightful stay in Berlin. Lieutenant and Mrs. Chester Mills, of Fort Oglethorpe, have returned home from a visit to General and Mis. Albert L. Mills, in Washington. D. C. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. .McDonald and two sons, of Century, Fla., and Mrs. Leland Taylor and son. of Kingston. S. (’.. are guests of Airs. M. E. Price, 118 Crescent avenue .Mrs. B. C. DeLeon w ill leave tomoi - low sot New York, and will sail Satur day on the George Washington of the North German Lloyd line for Pails, where she will spend some time. Miss Fannie Pickett, of Montgomery, whois being delightfully entertained m an informal way during her visit to Mrs. Sheperd W. Foster, will remain with her for some time longer. Airs. John Evins, .Miss Mary Eleanor Evins and Mr. Glenn Evins wilt return from Wrightsville Beach Saturday. Air and Mrs. Evins have purchased a cot tage at the beach and will spend the entire summer there next year. Mr. William O. Ryan, a cadet of tiie I’nited States Military academy at West Point, after a visit to his par ents. Captain and Mrs. J. J. Ryan, has gone to visit in Washington. New York and at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt. W rite For a Selection of Diamonds and Buy Before Prices Advance The advances which have oc curred in the wholesale diamond market in the past’year total fully $25,011 per karat. Most of our solitaires were bought last August. We haven’t yet followed the advance. Our present stock is fully $25.00 per karat under the current market. This stock won’t lasi much I longer and just as soon as we i have to replenish our stock w-e will be compelled to pay the in crease ourselves and follow the advance. We ship selections on approval paying all express charges. Attractive deferred payments allowed to those xvho prefer tQ buy that way. Net prices and full particulars given in our booklet. ’’Faets About Diamonds.” Call or write for a copy. Maier Berkele, Inc. Diamond Merchants. 31-33 Whitehall Street Established 1887 BULGARIANS SLAIN BY ENRAGED TURKS; REVENGE FOR BOMB SALONIKA, EUROPEAN TURKEY, Aug, 6.—Turkish gendarmes and sol diers have massacred many Bulgarian inhabitants of the town of Kochana tc avenge a recent bomb outrage, accord ing to word received from there today. More than 100 persons were killed by the explosion of an infernal machine at Kochana recently, the most of the vic tims being Turks and Turkish sympa thizers. ICE TONGS KILL YOUTH; CATCH IN JUGULAR VEIN WILKESBARRE. PA., Aug. «. Frank Bedford, driver of an ice wagon in Pittston, threw the iron tongs on the floor of tiie wagon. They bounced out and struck in the neck Reese Evans, a four-year-old boy. who was riding or, the steps, severing the jugular vein and causing death. Some NI use Specials In Shoes Pumps and Oxfords at Reduced Prices Ml SE SHOES are shoes of quality, and worthy every day in the year of their full selling’ price. There's a special price advantage in the present purchase of any of the fol lowing lines—which are now on sale at the following prices: All Low White Shoes reduced. Pumps, Oxford Ties and Button Ox fords— s3.so and $4.00 Stvles $2.50 $5.00 Stvles ' $3.50 $6.00 Styles $4.25 Misses' Low Heel Ankle Strap Slippers. Patent, Tan Russia. ✓+» -g Suede and Velvet; sizes 11 1-2 to 2, and 2 1-2 to 6 I z*% j $3.00 Styles qJ X . Splendid Lot Women's Pumps. Oxford Tie and Button £t* 1 OEI Oxfords. Tan Russia, Patent. Gun Metal. Suede— I j $3.50 and $4.00 Styles One lot Women's White Canvas Ties—small j JU* sizes, formerly $2.00 All Evening Slippers reduced. Women's Shoe Section —Second Floor. Geo. Muse Clothing Co. I DIAMONDS The continued rapid advance in the price of diamonds has been a source of surprise to nearly every one. The demand is more than keeping up with i he supply, and those command ing a view of the diamond indus'rv predict that the maximum price to which this commodity is sure to rise is far from being: reached. Stories, purchased now are sure to prove a good in vestment. A small cash payment and a few dollars per month is all that is required for yon to possess a handsome diamond. See us about this plan. All goods marked in plain iHAVEiIFIIS -57 WHITEUALLJ -ST. Use Georgian Want Ads 11