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Organ Dedication
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GEORG FRIEDRICH LINDNER
Mr. Lindner’s part in the dedi- I
cation of the great organ at ('ox I
College conservatory was a most i
pleasing feature of the program.!
His playing shows him to he one]
of the foremost violinists of the I
day. No one has concertized I
more in America than he. ami his i
repertoire embraces practically
all in violin literature.
His Hearing Was
Restored •
Veteran Musician Could
His Beloved Come .
Tells How Was’
Overcome.
Below is a picthre «»f llenrv Faiiar. a
veteran who is a natural born musician,
and whose cornet has helped in his career
With the approach of old age and the in- ‘
fliclion of various disorders, he gradually
became more and more deaf until ho
could not hear his own cornet which he
had been accustomed to play on various
occasions throughout the year He also 1
became harassed with those head noises
which so often accompany the advance
ment of deafness This infirmity dis
tressed Mr Farrar greatly He Is a man
of activity despite his age in fact, he ‘
looks much younger now than the 70 | ,
rears that he is
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The h ■ ■ : his hearing was a sad mis
fortun- i!h future looked very .lark
Os c< ui o Mi Farrar had tried one thing
aftet at lie had followed medical
advie. Imi i.itvd specialists and had
adopted vatmus devices and remedies
i spending mm I, money!. hut all to no
avail. Ih felt hat he was doomed to
end his life m th.it melancholic stillness
which is dreaded by all who are inclined
toward deafness.
. ABLE TO HEAR PERFECTLY.
Mr. 1* a rrar has always been popular
and his friends wer» . x.eetllnglt svmpa
thetic, hut even these kind sentiments did
not appease Ins deie. tlon One daj . h< w
ever, he happened :o learn f a simple
and harmless home self - treatment
which he decided to tri 11. did mu i IV .
much loj e, >< use I e ha, sap- '
pointed in his previous attempts Y. i in
this case, to his surprise and mv. he I
found that bis hearing begun to improve
almost immediately, and it continued ur
til tie became s.. w. Il that In has b. . n
able to do jury duty, listening to the var
ious witnesses and the court proc.. dings
FREE TO DEAF PEOPLE
Mr Farrar Is so delighted with th.
manner In which he wa- liberated from
the thraldom of deafness and 1.. ... ....,
U well as the way it- wlm I. !s |., a ltli
was generally Impr v«,i. that h. . go ■ g
information about this wonderful treat
ment to all w ho w rite him and w di . he. r
fully send full particulars w his own
hearing was restored, .ds. telling how
others may g-t the same tr.atmm- it
is only necessary lo wi . y-
A Farrar. 151 It Washing'. • Str..-, u... '
over. Mass .inclosing
for reply Persons of ; .>i ag ,. K nun .nd
women and children ■ aye ; >ll. w. j •> ~
information given by Mr Pai-...
cures of deafness lay. ••«.••> ■
after all else has failed
“WOMAN DOCTOR”
MAKES EVERYBODY
LAUGH AT BONITA
"The Woman Doctor." as; • ng.
brand new musical com<dv. «,
[rented at The Bonita Theater d
.day for the first time in Atlanta b ■ ...
King-Murray-Jones Must. .1 Co
■ Company.
The play is one of the most ent i
talning imaginable, and fairly bubbles
(over with good inn* >. ••it and fui
*The "'pretty girl chorus is mm ii in
/evidence. attired in attractiv, spe< tally
costume* Entertaining mo
tion pictures are shown b, •« . • n each
performance Admission 10< chil
dren, sc. Continuous performances aft
ernoons and • '•■nmg- Drop in an
time and get eld ui that tit id, hut !'*■
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Boys 50c Blouses
35c
3 for SI.OO
For a final clean-up we’re ottering for tomor
row large 10l of Hoys’ Fancy Blouses, collars at-
Itached. new, fresh and clean —and a complete
range of sizes from 7to 13, at 35c each —3 for
SI.OO. Our regular 50c blouse.
I Large lot of Knickerbocker Pants, fbr tomor
row—our best values and styles—
sl.oo Knickerbockers 70c
$1.25 and $1.50 Knickerbockers 95c
$2.00 and $2.50 Knickerbockers $1.30
Lot Children’s Straw Hats— our regular grades
that sold from SI.OO to $2.00, closing tomorrow
at 65c
Wash Hats, 50c grades, at 25c
Lot Wool Reefers in solid and fancy Serges, Chev
iots, Worsteds, etc., 2 1-2 to 8 years. Our regular I
$5.00 grades, tomorrow $2.95
Lot Wool Suits, very suitable for beginning school.
Double breasted, Norfolk, Blouse and Russian
styles— also Wash Suits — all styles and ages 1-3 off
Lot Boys’ Underwear, extra good 50t a grades, to
morrow 30c
Parents —or those who have the care of chil
dren, should avail themselves of this splendid
clean up opportunity tomorrow.
Eiseman Bros., Inc.
j 11-13-15-1/ Whitehall St.
A SQUIRREL
EATS AND WORKS
IN THE SUMMER
AND SAVES PLENTY
FOR THE WINTER
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NATIONAL BANK
SJ®g EMPIRE BUILDING MW
interest Is Paid On Saving s
We Give Perpetual
Contracts On Diamonds
lii \icu <>! the tact that a great many of our customers after
the.\ luue bought a Diamond, decide that they wish a larger one,
we have arranged for them to return it at any time in the future
ami an allowance of the full purchase price tor it toward a
huger one Ry this plan it is possible tor one to eventuallv own
as large a stone as they might wish, and at the same time their
payments might be reduced to a minimum. As an example, on a
SIIO.OO stone we would only require 00 eash and allow the
purchaser to extend the remaining $1.>.(•(! over a period of months
best suited. After this stone is paid tor, which you have had the
pleasure of wearing in the meantime. we will allow you the full
pcit *t>o.oo for it toward a larger one. and so on, making ex-
changes as you so desire.
It it is m>t possible tor you to visit our store, let us send you
a selection package from which you can choose as satisfactorily
as if you lune visited our establishment.
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F EVERY T1
Think of ATLANTA OPTICAL CO., 142 Peachtree St.
They Originate. Others Imitate. Perfect Glasses I
Use Georgian Want Ads
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THE ATLANTA vTKUHGIAN AND NEWS.WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1912.
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Take a loaf
—note the inviting bloom of the crisp, 'A X
evenly baked, golden crust.
Break It. Note how delightfully close I 1
, and tender is its texture. Just the right I X
porosity, for good health. ’ Thoroughly \
baked. y, •.
/Paste it. Delight your palate with its W I
different deliciousness. V I \
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Eat as much as you wish. Each piece li I E'W. \
tastes better than the one before. And g/?- -1
your digestion will be benefited. 1
Demand Rogers’ Bread of vonr grocer. /•' .• WlpCiM
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If he’s a good grocer he either has it or / f ii?./"
will got it. It's best bread. K}| -aX
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Jos. Rogers Co. 1
X c. LiiVFU"”.
57 HIGHLAND AVENUE ' 'Wto AX ~-k? ■-#
Come nut to the bakery some day and n atch W A3
lus make bread. The more particular you are z\ -
the more you'll enjoy the visit.
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BY MASSENGALE.
ACCURACY, COURTESY
AND EFFICIENCY
These are three great
factors in establishing the
“Rapid Eire Service’’ of
the Atlanta Phone.
Accuracy in securing
your right number imme
diately. Courtesy in always
saying “Number Please?”
Efficiency in combining the
latest telephone improve
ments with the co-operation
of our employees.
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Our phone in your home,
only S and 1-3 cents per
day. Call 309.
Atlanta Telephone
and Telegraph Co.
A. B. CONKLIN, Gen/Mgr.
READ FOR PROFIT
USE FO 1 RESULTS.
GEORGIAN V'ANT ADS
Bright 9 s Disease
Is Curable
But Its insidious advance i»
DEATH, unless you take steps
to counteract it.
Rid the system of I'ric Acid,
the known cause of the disease.
Jacobs 9
Liver Salt
is a true solvent of uric acid in
the blood. Breaks up the urates
into solution and passes them
away. Flushes and cleanses the
alimentary' tract and prevents
formation of further acid de
posit.
It never tails to benefit tn
Bright's Disease. But don't
take any substitute offered, be
cause no other preparation has
the same solvent action.
1-2 lb. Jar 25c
16c Additional by Mail
FOR SALE BY
All Jacobs’ Stores
And Druggists Generally.
$6.00 Umbrellas at $3.50.
M. Greer, Trustee Sale. 25
per cent off on everything
in the store. 2 1-2 Walton
street.
SI.OO Alarm Clocks at 50c.
M. Greer, Trustee Sale. 25
per cent off on everything
in the store. 2 1-2 Walton
street.
$6.00 Umbrellas at $3.50.
M. Greer, Trustee Sale. 25
per cent off on everything
in the store. 212 Walton
I street.
Intelligent
Baggage Repairing
Either puts your baggage in good condition or saves the
necessity of buying anew.
We do it right and at reasonable cost.
LIEBERMAN’S
The House of Guaranteed Baggage 92 Whitehall
Have you been looking for a wholesome food,
One that's healthful and nutritious?
A suggestion, perhaps, will do some good,
Try Post Toasties, they're delicious.
Written by' E. P. DANE,
rare Hart * Murphy, St. Paul, Minn.
1 One of the 50 Jingles for which the Postum Co.,
' Battle Creek, Mich., paid fl,ooo in June.
H Fortify your business
H against a falling off in |S
H trade ||
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