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‘THE LUNATIC’ DRAWS
810 CROWDS DAILY TO
THE BONITA THEATER
se 'vho miss seeing "The Luna-
The Bonita this week will miss
the best musical comedies of the
~.>ll. Happy Gibbs and the Beauty
» and Miss Elizabeth Anderson,
•s singing "Dear < >!d Moonlight,"
... winning much applause.
. is a show that every lover of
j- t 1 ;-class musical comedy should see.
F. itiful new motion pictures are
. .11 between every performance, and
admission is within the reach of
adults, 10c; children, sc. »»•
BSSiS MASTERS
CHARTiEfI SHORTHAND
II SEVEN WEEKS
“Her Work Is Neat and Accu
rate,” Write Her Employers
to President Bagwell.
T n you contemplate taking a busi
, , course this fall?
Do ,<>u seek a better position and
r- pay?
> you cannot afford to overlook
“lidld advantages offered by *ne
jj- t -rn, brief and thorough courses of
B. i’vtll Business College.
■ who attend t is progressive
stitution not only complete their
. ..’ifses in about one-half the time re
. elsewhere, but they are given
-sponsible positions with the lending
t !> -tns. They earri the highest salaries,
! ’heir employers commend theii
work.
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B < .SH
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MISS RUTH SWAIN.
Miss Huth Swain, of Atlanta. Ga,
a :tes J. O. Bagwell, president, as fol
lows “I enrolled in the Shorthand and
'•p> w riting departments of your
"<>l on June the 10th. 1912, and at
’ • end of seven weeks accepted a posi-
• with Pratt Engineering and Ma-
Company and The Atlantic Retin
i Company. Fam w-U pleased with
• ■ , and « an heartily recommend
institution.”
Miss Swain was thoroughly
and that she can do efficient
ing letter
• m her employers:
'■ of, ---sor J. O. Bagwell, 34 Duckie
■' "■•t. Atlanta, Ga-.—Dear sir: it is
■ r pleasure to state that Miss Ruth
' -’in. w~.o has accepted a position
’ is, is filling the place v.-ry satis
"—o Her work is neat and accii
: I am sure lhat you have an effi-
corps of teachers. Yours very
“ r’i.-m-d) .1. B. JACOWAY, Mgr"
. n t i Sales Office.
T '"’11 for full particulars
t.i, .«■< ( k’s free course in Char
' ind, which begins Mond .
-- Sepp.niber- 16th. Bagwell
College, 34 Ltickle street, At
t.i i a. Go.
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“i yz
WILL”
j. ‘‘l. wish "is ihe dividing
’ line between desire and al
laininent. Nothing is ever
attained by wishing unless
1 here’s the will to do it.
I The man or woman who
says " I will have money,"
and begins that minute to
•save, wilt generally have
their desires gratified.
The determination back of
8 the desire spurs them on to
greater effort. Opportuni
ties are theirs that never
£ eome to the moneyless,
| thriftless spe ider.
I Stop wishing. Start sav
ing-today— HERE.
We pay -I per eent inter
est on Savings A ecounts. A
dollar is all you need to start
one. Wil] vou do it ?
| 1 Georgia Savings Bank
I & Trust Go.
Atlanta’s Oldest Savings Bank
GftflKT SUiLDJNG
Open Saturday afternoons from
4 to 6 in addition to morn
® inc hou r s.
1M » i
1 M * te Colored Washable Fabrics! |
I Staple Needfuls At Cut Prices! [
j Prices that will make buying for the future 5
Tbb JJ- •
g a present day economy!! •-.
£ This clearance campaign in the Wash Goods 5.
£ section is the season’s-end sequence of over-pluses 3;
|S in washables which now reverts to your advantage 5|
<jj in our price-pruning propaganda.
• This sale is on for Friday and Saturday only 2
| and prices will promote an enthusiastic response to J '
g every item listed. •:
£ Price-cutting on such substantial and popular 3;
f-g staples as Piques, Shirting Madras, Ratines, Voiles,
'.g Marquisettes, Batistes, Organdies, etc., is recog- «:
nized value giving of the most substantial sort. 3
•g Maid and .Matron are alike familiar with these val
ties—-variety is excellent, although quantity is not
S large in any instance. Sr’
-5 Farly response is well advised. • -
White Madras, self figures, dots, stripes. French Lingerie Cloth— 4s-in<-h, in all colors. Regular
woven and Oxford types. Q 40c and 50c values. "7 Q -
Regular 50c values xV- Fridav and Saturdav
.JH
Mercerized Madras— White, self fig- <
ured. Regular 40c yard values JzC Bordered Marquisettes—4B indies 4 Q JV
g Shirting Madras— French woven, figured and wide. Regular SL2S yard values
'- :4w sti-iped effects. The Flaxon Voiles—Bord ered effects, 48 inches wide. J "
w regular h-x- values ZV Regular 75c AQr*
is. French Woven, Colored Madras—The regular values C
.te 40c and 50c values. •* r-> m-m • • ... , , , , ail
l--n.hr a.,.1 Salu,-.lav o„lv. ra,-<l 29C Piques -I-Hty vanet.es, sell . he.-ks dots. M ;
.. • ... figures and woven cord cross bar designs. Regu- •Cl
French Solid Color Voiles— Blue, brown. ITiven- lar 75c. 85e and sl.2syard values. 4 Q Jp!
'j® dor, I l inches wide. Friday and Saturday 4 3/C JJq !
,!&s Regular 75<- yard values
is Silk Aeolian Cloth, in all the beautiful Pastel K ,“'T eS ’ i*, o’ I "'''"'"'P' 1 11" 1 Slri l" , *-O' - ' SP
r® .hades-liahtblue. n He. pink, ehampagne, rose. T.’-'" »"•' tfft d '' 'P 49c S'
gla vend.-r. reseda and l.laek. '' AQ I-rulay and Saturday, yard "tVV
jsbi ’! he regular sf»c yard values Colored Linen— Naw, nile. tan. brown and nov-
Beautiful, striped Flaxon Voiles—\ arying es- elty effects, for suitings. Regular 65c, 75c, 85c ' |
J® red- in Stripes. yard values, AQr*
ihgular 50c values Fridax - and Saturdav vard nfi'l
« Bc»|
BOWELS SLUGGISH,STOMIGH 5088,!
GASSI, UPSET? MSGIBETS GREAT!
That awful sourness belching of acljj ami foul gases: that'pain in the
pit of the stonmeh, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea. bloating after eating,
f. < I ng of fullness, dizziness and sink headache, means your stomach is full
it sour bile your liven is torpid .rout bowels constipated. It isn't your
• tomach's fault it isn't indigestion it's biliousness and constipation.
Try Cascarets; they immediately sweeten the stonmeh, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and foul gases: take the excess bile from thi
ll,,■rand carry off the constipated waste matter from the bowels. Then your
stomach trouble is ended. A <'ascaret tonight straightens you out by morning.
T a t
> . y: K -*
X J
10 Cents. Never gripe or sicken.
“CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP."
Read for Profit. Use for Results
GEORGIAN WANT ADS
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS!. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1912.
af= &
ARE YOU
M . ■ ■■■ n T I W.
LOOKING FOR
| RESULTS |
The Want Ad Section of
Georgian Fills
the Bill
One Cent a Word
Ce
Where Where
Quality nJuSdgßm Prices
is re
Highest Lowest
Finest Olive Oil
Ke I niberta Brand Olive Oil is made from the first. ‘
pressing of perfect queen olives, sealed where grown. Nob
finer olive is on the market.
Full Pint 40c
Quart 79c
Half Gallon $1.50
Gallon $3.00
Regal Brand Regal Brand
Corn Starch Apple Jelly
Regal Brand ( orn Starch is Regal Brand Apple .Telly is
the very finest made as many made from a ]os and
users testify. bull pound , , ,
package, only best granulated sugar:
o_ Per Glass 10 c
j (3 glasses for 25c)
Following Bargains for
Friday and Saturday
finest Georgia Yellow Yams; L<*a & Perrin’s Original AVor-
two days, cestershire Sauve:
24c Peck 22c Bottle
Palmo California Peaches
I’ahno Brand Peaches are the very finest packed in Cal
ifornia—select lemon clings packed in heavy sugar syrup.
Delicious as a breakfast fruit or for desserts. Large size
tins, usually sold at 25c; for two days,
17c Per Tin
A New Marmalade and
Fine Honey
Here's a new and delicious ' Absolutely pure Strained
treat —Amber Brand Orange
.Marmalade. Try it. Honey at these prices:
One-pound j»r ß , 1-3-pjnt jar 10c
25c Pint jar ~...,.25c
Half-pound jars, „ _ T .
runry Honey in the comb;
15c per sect ion 2ftc
These Are Specials
Sweet Maiden Toilet Soap, Famous Tanglefoot Sticky
regular 5c cakes at
3 Cakes for 10c 1 a P er at following spe-
Sapolio. per cake /c vial prices*
Regal Brand Toilet Paper:
Small rolls 4c 25 double sheets 25c
Large rolls 7c _ , ~
L W. R. Brand (’repe Toilet 9 double sheets 10c
Paper; regular price 10c; at, 4 double sheets 5c
only 7c
(4 for 25c) Daisy Fly Killer, each...l2c
Blue Ribbon Eggs
Blue Ribbon Eggs are the finest, large, selected eggs;
shipped to us by fast express every morning. Packed one
dozen in carton evory egg guaranteed.
30c Per Dozen
ROGERS’
1\ xji UJi MA.
36 PURE FOOD STORES
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