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8 Jacobs’ Second Floor A Store Worth Knowing Hospital Supplies, Sickroom Goods, Rubber Goods, Trusses, Supporters, Crutches,Thermome ters, infants’ Goods, Dolls, Paints, Stams, Polishes, Fioor and Paint Brushes, Bathroom Supplies, etc., etc. No Other House Shows as FINE Stocks Nor as LOW Prices j T F you are not acquainted with the Second Floor of our Main Store, a visit will repay you. It . 1 i- a handsomely , quipped, complete store with many departments, occupying almost the en- I i i" s. eond lloor of our buildinir. I'l Rubber Hoods alone. JVC have here the finest stock iu the Southern states. There are s<cl !.h-d. private tittiinr rooms for buyers of trusses ami similar noods, with both men and women attendants and every convenience for your comfort. \V list a few items from the various d pai;tnients Remember. v< :i have not only the ] i <t stock to seb-et from, bat the LOWEST PRICES THAT CAN BE OBTAINED AN'Y ;i WHERE ii| "ii tin- same grade of goods, ('all and get acquainted, whether you are buying • [ now or not. It will pay. 1 >u r bramd) st or. s < a rrr re iresent.it ive liji < s of Jacobs' Rubber Goods, Sickroom Supplies, etc . far superior to ordinary lines shown elsewhere I J.cobc'7sc Fountain Syrinc,-. ■.ii.it' ss r< d rubier, ex- Irrigator . half-round handled; quartW W 11 ' 1 | <•« ;■•■!, si ■ : wo L .oil rubhei pin. ACI 90c: 2-quartsl.oo. |i '-*y\ I tvo-qi -i rv -it Special at . . I" ?! Bed Pans, white enamel, lid. $1.75. I ij ' cobs' No. 9 Fountain Syringe, heavy ; ■■<] rubber dm I jWq . ble -m lUpt" twooicoi V'iue $1 25. (* 1 'rv Electric Batteries. $4.00, ss.ooup. lb /ii ’ :c *P Sputum Cups, white enamel, hinged ’xj v-x lid. 50c. Jacobs' No. 10 Water Bottle, heavy „ , , , , „ . , . , Hlm.-d while rubber, slate Him; two- /Mi Robinson's Thermal Bath Cabinets, for /"Y <i.h ’ ’-'’J taking Turkish baths at. home. Rec- Veiy Special, i i «j>C / ' onimended by all I ; vrian Water Bottle, flannel cov- . •'$ phv si< iaus. I sed I <• e.l pretty patterns; two-quart }. ’ '.ri V'l'W •' bv man y famous $1.?5. i' \■ ■> j MrHfl actresses and so- ! *L ; .'cobs' Shield Brand Fountain •'$ qlety beauties. Ask ' -ringe. heavy corrugated < hoeolaU t > y ’«»• *'*" Paß attendant to detn- f n. th. ee pines. we quan. J./ uaE3 feWS," 4 ”' onstrate it. Sev- « -lue $1.75. at $1.25. : U end styles of Cab- ' * \Z. xl ir; i 7 1 / M'' ' 1 hner’s Favorte Combination \i’; M }J '..« _«J ‘.l LjpL ' inets, ranging in I cntain Syringe and Water 3ottle, I \ ii ”BL price from $5.00 i. ra-.le white rubber, slate NSO — —\L— ~ / to $12.50. y < q imed; throe screw pipes; two :,S2.CO. Stork Panto, to be worn over regular diaper; wash able, sanitary; all sizes, 50c. Omo. lace trimmed i. . . ometers, copper Iraine bl.i. enamel k UC- Nursery Choice, gathAed legs, lace trimmed, white figures, very easy to read. r SC C . Value 75c. Special Kleinert's Tran Bibs, 35c; Coverall, 50c. ’■’earever Icc C. *3. < loth Imed. b >st grade rubber; Rubber Sheeting lor nursery or sickroom. Stork, four straps; sl. 5. several weights, yard wide. SI.CO yard; Omo. yard Seamless Ice Caps, maroon rubbe ', 75c. wide. sl.oft. . ~ Kleinert’s Cut Sheeting, 3-4 vard square, 35c; 4-1 yard i Clinical Thermometers, ah .tanda < r . <s, 75c up. nr, 3 I r 75c; 5-4 yard, SI.OO. ] Douche Pans, v. bin enamel $1.50: zinc, 75c. Diaper Bags, pretty plaids, 65c. I Our Truss Customers Talk Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co., ■ Atlanta, (la., September 8. 1912. Atlanta. Ga. 5 Gentlemen Several months ago I w's fitted with a truss by yon. ami 1 want yon to j know how delightful ami gratified I am for the perfect comfort 1 now enjoy for the first ’ time in eight years. I hav ■ worn four or live different trusses; none of them held the rnp- J turn and all hurt me so terribly that in life uas a eonliniril misery. Since being lilted by yon the rni'tni • has never eoriie out. and 1 am perfectly comfortable .all the time. 1 do I an. '.; n work, and can run, iump or lift with absolute •■■enrit' . W. () SKIW. ! . R. r’. I». No. 3, Atlanta. Ga. ( *3 p Ja . .. ha’ acy Main a Moratory, d and 3 Marietta Street 123 Wh ; tehr.U ' 102 aH Street 70 A" r . Ritchel’ Street 266 Peters Street 145 lioui for Street 42 > Marietta. Street 5 ‘A Peachtree St, )*inaß-rv< r j-.t ■ ic. qr»«ii»«—■TMiiMToaBMMBMWMMi v ... r-!»-»«»■ hit hi vviiitiivviiiviu r <««v*v««h'lmiH Rich's Economy Basement THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL I /A\ $3.50 xv Mrs r ; \\ "f- ? r k\\ M M’V i \\ 10 [ •t\\ I $5.00 THE i Xj Values I L 1 I • - a ’i > Tan (’all - and White S O«J Canvas Slippers. Practical!} all small I sizes, but remark ibl< values. - Pairs < hiidren's Patent. Tan (’all - and i • White Canvas Slippers. that loimerly i| sold up to $3.00 per pair. No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. orders filled I WHITE CANVAS BUTTON BOOTS I Another shipment, just in bv Ex -J I press. 53.50 values, $1.95. I RICH’S ECONOMY EASEMENT The Shoe Bargain Center of Atlanta” THE ATLANTA (lEUKGI AN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11. 191?, -« *»» *.-V ll«. '• --WBWntW* an ISOMMER COLDS COME FROM ft TORPiD LIVER 1 Active Liver Keeps the Head Clear and the Smile Cheerful When the Liver Gets Lazy the Blood Thickens and the System Becomes Easily Susceptible to Cold and Disease. '' ■ ■■ m t , old Is dir, ctly ira, >-ab iio ~n ,i |vi liver You gei ov . i■)•.-.c I gild cool off too smhl.-uA th<- pordi -kin be, ome elos*-d, ' ie blood re ced.-s : om the surface of Hie body am i or -yon is produe, I The <am< i.o.ioinop follows when you sit in ; .(rat:, or get wet. The liver finds it.- I'oo-'s -Vereome by piessure of th< : blood, ind food remains in the stomm l or bowels The head gels hot. the i-e ; | coin ami Hie bowels const Ipat■ -. I. Riga I tian' ami tin r< is the danger point. I’l’.i , bowels musl be kept open The systen must b relieved of congestion JACOBS' LIVER SALT is the gt ear :o st known r< Hi f 1: t- better than e. Io -III"- 1 It Will rejuvenate the liver, sem : ; the blooii lacing through the veins, dis : i the i ong stion and make you feel a I.tf life i- north living .1 A< '>!'-< IJ\ |.;t< SAI.T acts lyuiekl; . • !11 ■ ■'. and neve gripes ot nausi i'l -i - l‘ o', '.ilo in Inferior substltut, 1 st' .- nun otter othei piepar:, i ti’>i’s up'ii which they mike bug s'milar name, but v< . i , lifferet ' n o : .or ,t \< x ms' i j\- |.y ; SX I I ■. r:.-. r r .. at drugr -rs o I- ; nt by mail i oost.ag. Hie adiiitlonali ;■ 1 s.ib- by i 'l .1 , o|>..' Pharmaes Slot, and druggists generally. GEORGIAN Want Ads BRING RESULTS. -• I ! Racove rtci i ro 1 g L 2 Lung Trouble WhiTo we all know that p’enty s»f fresh ■ air and «><! fund are rec<' sary to persons I Bufhßt.ii - from lung something | more is needed tf> bring about full health. : rkknian’s A.lier.iive is a medicine fori throat an- ho.g troijbh-s. and so man? ; r« pr rts l av* be* n -reived showing that W it brought tboui g< results in a num- I r <>f <<. -• v. hiHi w< i < declared hope less, that all sufferers who are not ben,- etitjng ’jlherw-ise should at least investi gate what it has done for others. It may be the means of restoring you to health. Investigate this case: Madison Lake. Minn. -s "Gentlemen: In l ec<mber, 1908, and Man'll, 1>O;L J was taken with hemor- v? rhagfs of the lungs which confined me several weeks, each time to my bed. These left m« very weak and I coughed at nights and could not sleep. My ap petite also failed me. My doctor advised me to go West. So. in September, 190!>. I planned to go. but J had four more hemorrhages, which put rife in bed for three weeks. "In November f started for Penver. ! Colo. After h)y arrival I met Michael Brody, who. upon learning of my condi tion. urged me t< take kn;an\s Alter alive in ab<-u> two months I began t«. W . t* > I better* I kept on taking the modi- R Hne arid improved fast In March. 19’0. vj I return' d home. I think I am entirely i well, i avc a good appetite and sleep I well. When I left Denver my weight was I 130 pounds. I now weigh 165, my normal • weight I. thank God and your Altera tive for my health If I can help any other person • isl ring from Tuberculosis i 1 will gladly do so." PAUL L. FASNACHT. (Sworn affidavit.) KcMrian’s Alterative is effective in f" Bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the system. Does not contain poisons; opiates or habit forming drugs For sale by all Jacobs’ Drug stores and other leading druggists. Ask for booklet telling of re coveries. and write to Kckman labora tory. Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evi dence. (dlifomia X&nd Arizona. 1 @onist j i Recursions | from Atlanta, Ga. | ‘ /K Sept 25 t° # Oct. 10 ' IrWFt*’ -1 i 1 ■■ j ZWI [ kd/a month] \ this /eJi JI: 1~ ir*-.—-—w -inn .*— Go and pick out your i farm or ranch in sunny i Arizona or California. Sure crops on irrigated lands. Go on the Santa Fe. Ride in a tourist sleeper; berth rate low. Eat Fred Harvey meals. A fast run on the Fast Mail. Choice of two other good trains. Jno. D. Carter, Agt., 14 N. Pryor St .' \tlant.i, Ga. ' Phone, Main 342. Write to C. 1.. Seagraves. Gen. Colonization , Ag nt. *3301 Railway Exchange. Chicago, for Arizona and San Joaquin \ alley land folders, % and six months’free subscription to "The Earth. ’ AT LAST! AN ACTRESS WHO DOESN’T LIKE TO SEE NAME IN PAPER I >sl you <’V<T •-vi-ii hear of an actress, I especially one of ability, who didn’t en- Jov seeing her name in a newspaper? \\ ell. there Is one. and she is at The Bonita Theater, 32 Peachtree street. Her 'name is X’mla King, and she is the leading lady of the King-Murray - Jems Masi i! I'omeey Oompany. Mis.- King is a p.i'tty. vivacious blond, and an artist of musicabability. If you want to se. this most modest j .I of all ai tfesse you'll have to hurry, | .is ih>s is the closing week of this com- ny. ••• I SOUTHERN RAILWAY ; announces an additional, selling date, September 12. i with final limit September 13, on reduced rate tickets to ATLANTA from points within radius of one hun dred miles, account ODD I FELLOWS CONVENTION 1 Southern Suit and Skirt Co. Southern Suit and Skirt Co. J i Only Three More Days of ? j The Big Remodeling Sale / Thursday, Friday and Saturday r 1 is Your Last Chance os^ive -y y° ur i ast opportunity to select t OV from our beautiful stock of New Fall J WfWgWl Suits at Important Price Reductions r All $47.50 Suits now $37.50 i j, i uHrajll. All $45.00 Suits now $35.25 L I 'feisiffli All $42.50 Suits now $31.75 J 1 7 SfIBTO All $37.50 Suits now $28.50 ! C ' I nml All $35.00 Suits now $27.25 t a toIMSti All $29.50 Suits now $21.75 L All $25.00 Suits now $19.50 J i iAJIIIKi All $19.50 Suits now $15.00 ? * nsMfflwl All $16.50 Suits now $12.75 i j All $14.50 Suits now $11.25 L J jMH All $12.50 Suits now $10.25 gj 1 llff A MAGNIFICENT Display and | ’ 7™-l|r The NeuOest Charmeuse and Serge L U Dresses Now Ready. Priced at 2 & V | $24.50, $22.50, $19.50, $17.50, $16.50, $11.75, $8.95 | “Atlanta’s Exclusive Woman’s Apparel Store.” 43-45 Whitehall St. KM PW to H' ' 7 is \llwJXw We Invite Your Inspection of the |fc NEW and FASCINATING H M FALL MILLINERY || Those thoroughly, distinctive and superior stales riiat breathe of Paris and the world of exclusive fash j\ ? ions, ark; shown here in all the varying shapes that serve to express the foremost conceits of the eelebrat ed artists of Palis. London and Xew York. / Everything desirable and in vogue in the millinery MM -Mi ’‘enters is here represented. MjM W e are very proud of some charming creations ■W ; ?f from our own work room. and. whereas, you get the ’ very newest Parisian effects, the cost is nothing ap- proaehing that of the imported article. I MM K J. M. High Co. I||| ../A' *- "" 1,1 1