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8 wy , Tvorr /I V ■ ® “® “• “• “Where Ocean Breezes Blow” - AUGUST 20 IW" ROUND JMB < WTFHI trip IH4I]iIHFJ! TICKETS GOOD SIX DAYS vi f i_--. ' Sleeping Cars and Coaches ’ % x Train leaves 9:L5 P. M. L Last Excursion ol the Season •'*■-- GET SE “ D¥ " MD Go ? ASK THE TICKET AGENT ' Bi iiiii^^-^^^ 1— *- Good Morning! How Are YOU? |l /t The man with a clear brain, a 1 '.' ' bright smile and ;i»sumiv word I «v ■'••’. has an Active. (’heerful Liver. ~ L.Zy- ‘ _ Jacobs’ Liver Salt Bubbles plensniil ly Take it before breakfast I and note the difference. Don't start your day ’ witli a headache. All Druggists, Va-Ib J ar > 25 Cents. • Ti (By mall, 16c extra for postage.) •/J la <>lis l.ivot Sall does not nauseate take an - ~r , I* lnf- b'i Muhstlti; • mans Imitate the name ''f F»r sale by all cobs Storey, and druggists general.; . 9899 - - .... w ,■ w , w> . ,—,w.mm, ~ ■ - —.— .■■■■ /! if ■ cjh WX-ZSe “lhe Connoisseur” The man who knows good things al table finds royal pleasure in a cup of INSTANT POSTUM ---theneu) food drink. This beverage has a flavour that recalls the days of real Java '•off,, an aromatic smack that many choose in prefer ence to the caffeine laden coflee of Brazil. Instant Postuni s regular Postum in concentrated form nothing added made in the imp— A o Boiling Required tcaspoontul in a eii|> of hot water—add sugar and ■r> in <> ste < delicious beverage s remix in stantly. Iced Postum- — birsi. dissolve in hot water; then pour into gla" or piti h r containing ice Adil lemon and sugar as de- I sired. y Grocers sell Instant I’ostum m 100-cup tins at 50c. ' Smaller tins making 5(1 cups at 30e Coffee averages about double that cost If your grocer does not have Instant I’ostum. send his name and a 2-eent stamp, to covei postage, for a 5-eup free sample. “There’s a Reason’’ for POSTUIVI Made by Postum Cereal Co Ltd., Battle Creek. Mich , s^-" 1 " 1 " ' -in ■■ . . Use Georgian Want Ads HIE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1912.' jwwiiiimiiiiiiii min iam ■twinm ,j EVERY TIME You See a Pair of Glasses 1 Think of ATLANTA OPTICAL CO., 142 Peachtree St. They Originate. Others Imitate. Perfect Glasses 1 ■t- r iMaaaa*T » nmh - - j i»maia> nai r mim ■■ imb imomi ob an ■tt •■»»..m—ajo—b SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT Por the six months ending June 3(1, 11112. of the condition of THE MASONIC PRO i ECTIVE ASSOCIA TION OF WORCESTER, 1 irc.tnized under the laws of the stale of Massachusetts, made to the gov ernor of the state of Georgia, in pursuance to the laws- of said state Principal office, 51X Main Street I. CAPITAL STOCK. 1. Amount of capital stock,ston,iiOl>.iiA Amount of capital stock paid up in''ashKm min nu 11. ASSETS. •i. Bonds and stocks owned absolutely: Par value . . s;':in.oiio.iin Market value (carried out! 23?.5i1a.011 $232,395.00 7 Cash In company's office ' "'269 29 x. t’ash deposited in hank to credit of i-ompany 66,510.10 10 Interest due or accrued and unpaid Total assets $303,706.00 111. LIABILITIES. I. Unearned premiums of all the outstanding policies in force■$53,390.59 Net premium reserve 53,390.59—$ 53,890.59 I. Aeeident and health in process of adjustment, or aillusted and not due. and expenses of settle- ">ent530,637.19 I l>eath loss, s and other policy claims resisted by the company 125.00 Total policy claims 30.812.19 to Amount <d all othftr claims against the company .3,431.92 i I t’ash capital 100.000.00 12 Surplus over all liabilities 115.571.30 Total liabilities $303 706 09 IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1912. I. Amount of cash premiums received $135,390.92 3. Interest received .... *. * 5J46.79 I. Amount of income from all other sources, including p airy fees . . , . . . . . 30.',98.5« Total income ... . sl7l 636 21 V. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1912. 1 l.os- . s paid« . . $72,412.72 Total ’ .$72,442.72 Total amount actually paid for losses and ma- tured endowments . .. '572,442.72 —$ 72.4 42.72 6 Dividends paid to policyholders or others 5,000,00 . Kxpens-. s paid, including commissions to agents, and officers' salaries 45.916.65 8 Taxes paid 3.309.22 9 All other payments and expenditures, including policy fees retained 31,214.00 Total disbursements by agents $157,882.59 Greatest amount insured in .any one risks 1,500.00 Total amount of premiums tn force 78,362.00 •» A copy of the act of incorporation, duly certified, is of file in the office of the insurance commissioner. STATU >H MASSACHUSETTS— County of Worcester. Personally appeared before tlie undersigned. Frank C. Harrington, who. being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the secretary of The Masonic Protective Association, and that the foregoing statement is correct and true. FRANK- C. HARRINGTON. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of August. 1912 FRANCIS \. HARRINGTON. Justice of the Peace. DON’T LIFT j the heavy trays out of your trunk. It hurts. I’se i a Self-Lifting Tray Trunk, and sa> Good-Bye to I' your troubles. Our-own patent and make. K $7.00 and up LIEBERMAN’S I The House of Guaranteed Baggage 92 Whitehall St. 1 ■' ••• "" ■■■■■ r - MISFIT PRESSING CLUB MAKES GREAT HIT AT THE BONITA THEATER One of the funniest and most enter taining bills that lias been presented at a popular priced theater in Atlanta sot many months is "’rhe Misfit Pressing Club" at the Bonita theater. 32 Peach tree street The King-Murray-Jones Musical Comedy Company is one of the beet that has been seen here this season, and "The Pretty Girl Chorus," com posed of Misses Dorothy Vernon. Viola King Adella Anderson Iva Genette. Joy Pilmore, Corinne King and Midge West, is well worth double the price of ad mission V Continue ... performances • x eri aft ' lernoon and evenings a< companion bi J notion pictures Children sc, adults lO< HOW CAN I ENLARGE My favorite pictures at home? Easy; ►ret the Brownie Enlargement Machine. ' Let J no. L. Moore & Sons show you. 42 North Rroad St. '*♦» VACATION KODAK Views of the scenes you visit will prove a never-ending pleasure to yourself and friends. Jno. 1.. Moore a- Sons have Kodaks and all accessories. Pine fin ishing a specialty. 42 North Rroad St. ONLY AN EXPERT optician should be trusted with ad justing Eyeglass Frames The adjust mint not the kind of frames, is im portant Jno 1.. Moore a.- Sons are ex peits Riing your prescription and make us prove it. I. North Broad St <rt<fiff9 5 Ihe Real Ijepartment Store . aC | Center Aisle Attractions! | | For Thursday g / —— pj August Clearance Men’s Jewelry! Alen s staple Jewelry needs in 10-year guaran teed, Rolled Gold quality. Ihe assortment shows |d clever and desirable designs. Link Buttons. Tie I JG s*l Clasps. Collar Buttons and Scarf Pins. Six dis- S Sl J* ferent styles. These are all USL i absolute 50c values. Amzust clearance v ——: ; JJG ® ————— —— 2 g August Clearance Suede Bags! 5 The assortment includes the popular “ent out” Suede I I embroidery Suede ami plain ban elope .styles in staple col ors and black, (tost of t lies,' Bags has been completely JF M losi siirht of, in offering them al b’oity-.Xine Cents. They Mmpi ag yIW are positive values to $2.00. Tomorrow out\ . Aug-ust Clearance price . g L_ : 2 - MI.XJI. I ■■war— - MMV in KHMiann-iMii «. «x=a(nM»T. - - r - ■ -r i,, - i —nun n—i in—j REMNANT SALE White and Colored WASH GOODS Values to 25c White and colored Lawns. 10c to 25c.... Ail White and colored Klaxons. 10c to 25c White and colored Madras, 15c to 25c. White and eolordd Linen' 1 . 12 1-2 cto 15c. .. . White and colored Poplins. 20e to-25c \M White and colored Batiste. K'e to 25c White and colored Percales. 12 l-2<- to 20c. .. White Curtain Swisscs. 12 l-2c to 20c White Killarnev Linen, was 15c ' V-A O White Chiffon and Nainsook, 15e to 20c.... Pique and Motor Suiting; 15c to 25 • Sale Begins at 8:30 hanhoe. Toile-du-Nord and Bates (ling- Thursday---For hams. toe. i2i-2<- and i-'x- One. Day Only I . ■ -« liana■linini okvi— a—ar —>« as. —an ■—i i—i ir. r-ixu-a-xiw— nrm»a i.c.. -~tr -xraa ■ a MBia^cnui-ii=w- ma -i.Lii.wi-gaju. -»untE-—: .-xx —r~• i ■ ~n— i imingM 1a ■ igama a——L^——, SPECIAL REBUILDING SALE LADIES’ WHITE LOW SHOES | We have put on sale our entire stock of Ladies, $3.00 and $3.50 White Canvas-Nu-Buck and White ! I ■ • ' Linen Pumps, Oxfords and/Colonials in Turn and I Welt Soles at , ' $1.95 perpair Byck Bros. Co. 27-29 WHITEHALL STREET Georgian Want Ads Bring Big Results