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GREEKS BUY CRUISER.
NEWCASTLE. ENGLAND..Oct. IL—
<j"i P Greek government today pur-
Get Your New
• For Sunday
Have It Charged!
THE INDICATIONS are that SUNDAY will
be a beautiful day! You'll enjoy the
glorious sunshine all the more if you are dressed
_in the newest fashions—if you're
.- . as niodishly attired as are Ih<*
wives and daughters of ,your
neighbors.
And you CAN and WILL he
// if vou come to THE FAIR toinor-
" / row, and select your apparel here'
We a,e showing beautiful TAL
CORED SLITS. DRESSES.
I 1 I COATS and HATS, in excellent
j y qualities at moderate prices!
. von P re f er t° P a . v rash, you
\ - z / mav. If vou wish the goods
'y y you. Don’t hesitate to ask for
credit if you want it. We will trust
all nice people, irrespective of wealth!
THE FAIR
93 Whitehall Street
A Heart to Heart Talk! I
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| IS YOUR TAI! OR I
f'ir~> n s>rr ing you bv make
he'ieve service which you do
do r-f SEE in the FINISHED M—-
SWT «T ’ W I
don’t ti’v to make you
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WE ARE BUSY llllllj®/ / I fl
I al! the time in real service, a y 1
service you can understand \l l
ind aopreciate, and see when y/ Hl i |B|
the garment is finished. We hBIBB lO ' A I
say, don't be bamboozled out in
of your good coin: use vour ;!»,
own good judgment and don’t tf’-'X,_3s iui'X
fall for the sophism of the Vb|U7l| * I SS
high orice "service" man. He BebLiti I
charges you for a lot of chalk 1 Km
marks that he uses only for BSHmBk I A
the purpose of fooling his cus- 1 M
tamers and getting their ®Bs;‘- vr V
monev. ■■ I / H
We Are Manufacturers i
We use nothing but all-wool 1 1 jj ,t !J
fabrics, use nothing but wool ■EHwil I I :il
mohair, woo! serge or Vene- j i “f
tian linings in our SUITS ■KHum 3 1 iij A K
IS AND OVERCOATS. No other ■HHgI I
| house in the city will line and Inlßgg
? trim a suit with as good lining
| and trimmings as the SCOTCH I a E MW
| $15.00 suit or Overcoat for j, . I
| anything like the money. BKiL 3fl&H .S| \ ■
Many tailors wil! use the | II I
H same and charge as high as I ro II \
| $35.00. I || O
You yourself will admit that |
B you can not tell the difference I ft
B in our suits and the ones . jrys
9 others charge double the price I H
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5 No tailor can either; there
B is no difference but THE -I 1
| PRlCE—that’s all. | I
Much of the high cost of liv- Im - I H
I ing is of just such a nature as n' s ****
| this—paying for imaginary Q
values. Think it over slowly. i
BETTER STILL .
Order a SCOTCH $15.00 suit
I and overcoat and save HALF. MB
Suitor (PIEI
I Overcoat
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107 PEACHTREE STREET
EXACTLY OPPOSITE PIEDMONT HOTEL
OUR ON!_Y STORE IN ATLANTA
chased the cruiser f'hao-Ho just built
here for China. The ship will sail
immediately.
THE ATLANTA GEORGTAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1912.
GEORGIA HANGING
HALTED BY PHONE
Governor Grants Negro Slayer
Ten Days Respite at the
Eleventh Hour.
.’ack Baldwin, a negro sentenced to be
hanged at noon in Stewart county today,
was respited for ten ays by the gov
ernor al 11:30 o’clock this morning.
It wa s'necessary to call the sheriff over
long distance telephone, in order to head
off the execution.
Baldwin's case was heard before the
prison commission Tuesday, and his ap
plication for life commutation denied. To
day his lawyers, at the last minute, made
an extraordinary motion before Judge Lit
tlejohn for a new trial, which the judge
denied. Judge Littlejohn agreed to sign
a fast bill of exceptions to the supreme
court, however, and it was upon that
showing, made by the governor by wire,
that the respite was issued.
The sheriff of Stewart can not get the
official papers before tomorrow, but, upon
receipt of the governor's telephone mes
sage. he called off the preparations for
the binging, which had been set for 12
o'clock.
JUDGEA.W FITeTtO
ANSWER CONTEMPT
CHARGE IN PERSON
The rule for contempt issued by the
court of appeals against Judge Augus
tus W. Fite, of the Cherokee circuit,
will be called for a hearing tomorrow
morning at 10 o’clock.
Judge Fite will answer the rule in
person, and undertake to purge himself
of the charge of contempt set up
against him by the higher court.
This case grew out of some recent
severe criticisms of the court of ap
peals by the judge of the lower court,
following a second reversal of Judge
Fite in the same case.
Because of the prominence of all the
parties concerned there is widespread
interest in the hearing.
n ewportbellF
TO BECOME SINGER
IN GRAND OPERA
NEWPORT, Oct. 11.—Social circles
here have learned that Miss Dorothy
Bigelow, sister of Mrs. J. Francis A.
Clark, who was one of the belles of
the Newport season and who danced in
the Russian quadrille at Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt’s fancy dress ball, is to take
up the career of grand opera. Miss
Bigelow was selected as one of the most
beautiful young women of the season
and one of the best dancers ever seen
in Newport.
HELPSKEEPFAMILY
OF FRIEND HE SLEW
BUFFALO. N. Y., Oct. IL—Warren
House, who caused the death of Val
entine Lukowski, a fellow workman, a
few months ago, while playing a prac
tical joke, has begun the serving of an
unusual sentence imposed by Justice
Marcus in the state supreme court
here.
The sentence places House in charge
of a probation officer for an indefinite
period and compels him to pay $3 a
week toward the support of the family
of the dead man. until the children are
able to support their mother. It is es
timated that the fine will cover a pe
riod of about ten years, amounting in
all to more than $1,500.
House turned a compressed air hose
on his fellow workman in fun. The
pressure was so great that Lukowski
was killed.
HORSE THAT SAVED KING
ALPHONSO DIES TODAY
PARIS. Oct. 11. —When King Alfonso
and the then President Loubet of
France had a narrow escape from death
at the time of the bomb outrage in
May. 1905. their lives were probably
saved by the fact that the horse of a
captain of the mounted escort plunged
over the shell, which burst underneath
the animal.
The horse dropped dead during a pa
rade today.
fLOI'GIIS, COLD?!
WATERY EYES
CURED IN A DAY
by taking Cheney's Expectorant— I
g also cures Consumption. Whooping K
H Cough, Croup, Trickling of the K
re Nose. Droppings In the Throat 3
Hj Bronchitis, and all Throat and M
■ Lung Troubles Cheney's Expec H
■ torant relieves at once Thor- I
■ oughly tested for fifty rears
H DRUGGISTS J6SC ANO SOC J
MESH
BAGS
REPAIRED,
LINED,
PLATED,
CNLY
“Made as Good
as New”
5 So. Broad St. Atlanta,Ga.
GOMPERS’ NAME INTO
DYNAMITE TRIALS IN
SPITE OF PROTESTS
INDIANAPOLIS. IND., Oct. 11.—The
name of Samuel Gompers and the
American Federation of Labor went
into the official record of the dynamite
conspiracy trial in Federal court for
the tirs| time this forenoon.
When Senator Kern objected to this.
Attorney Noel said:
“The prosecution will show that
Samuel Gompers did have something to
do with the defense of this conspiracy
in California, if nothing else."
Judge Anderson refused to strike the
evidence from the record.
Frank Schilling, clerk at the South
ern hotel. St. Louis. November 22 to
December 5. 1910, testified to the pres
ence of Samuel Gompers, the defend
ants. Olek A. Tveitmoe. Michael 1.
Young and Frank M. Ryan, and M. B.
Madden. Chicago labor leader, and F.
J. McNulty, Newark. N. J., labor lead
er. in St. Louis at that time.
That is the occasion upon which
Tveitmoe. the coast labor leader, is al
leged to have asked J. J. McNamara
for a "Christinas present" on the coast,
which is alleged to have meant the
blowing up of The Los Angeles Times
auxiliary plant, the Baker iron Works
and the Llewellyn Iron Works.
PRIZE FIGHTER IS HELD
ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.. Oct. 11
Pete Savoy, a Greek prize fighter, of Chi
cago, is being held at police headquarters
here under a charge of engaging in white
slave traffic. Bernice Van Ansdale. an
eighteen-year-old girl, who says Savoy
forced her to leave her home at 729 North
Springfield avenue, Chicago, is being held
for her parents.
[■ ■ -j r~—< ■ <o | . y £ fl We make a specialty of the
'v «Jf ■ lil "•'*? & MB i kind and quality of service
'W , B w ■ I which all people want in every-
fll |£p| IfflS fay/ Sfti ■ -| ’ thing they buy from a drug
!y. : m *gR vi n /Ci store—inviolate integrity of
O iSanlr'Y Thfl DfiVGlI vfnro / chemicals, just prices, techni-
S Hl I llu FIUAQII UlUlu cal training of prescription-
fl] |h||| Mg ffll \ ists, and a telephone and de- ■
[B® IB H®lH la 1 OPEN ALL NIGHT ' S’ *’ 3
SODA FOUNT SPECIAL niGMSfXTRAS BRUSH BARGAINS 1
Made of crushed cherries—the real LL|\||fl I lIHO _ ,„ , „ . n
fruit—and rich cream. Ice cream all Brush Sale Bristling With Bargains f
tipped ofif with marshmallow syrup. ” BRUSHES BRUSHES BRUSHES
PUCDDV IPE PDEAM UnPCE Just stop and figure out your savings
UtlLnill Ibt unLAIVI mllUot ~ „ , Bath Brushes, worth 50c, for 25c
on three or four of these needful articles, .. .. . ~,r n ~
Like all our Fount Specials, this is Hair Brushes, worth •’’Oc for 25c
something d-e-e-e-lieious No master You will find that it amounts to the full Shaving Brushes, worth ;>oc, for ...2oc B|
what nartv vmi st ro for horn i<= s> ’ ™“ Nail Brushes, worth 50c, for 25c / E
part.' ton arc lot, here is a ice of some other highly desired pur- Tt) Brushes worth 50c for 25c /
Prompt service, plen- chase. Buy these and you can make it. Hughes genuine. Ideal Hair Brushes,
ty of everything. Ask regular price sl, this sale ... .59c
for your special pref- H fl| Ml ni n ■ fl » All *L 111 I Genuine Ebony Back Bristle Brush. H
fences X Gil! PriCeS GOOll All 1118 worth $l5O, Hus sale 74c ■
niiun Pi! CPn Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, $1 size 67c C EVOT’V l«28Cly
UIiVJJ Oil, bUC Rexall Cod Liver Oil, $1 size 79c . ,
““ S — Scott's Emulsion. $1 size 78c a Purchase here / ■
The genuine imported variety, di- Scott’s Emulsion, 50c size 34c Saturday will get. free a pair
rect from abroad, analyzed and pro- . . ’ „„ of Rogers Tension Shears,
nounced by the highest chemical au- Penina, $1 Size Dec
thorities absolutely pure and genu- y g size 67c Come early, while the supply
ine; will not grow rancid; guaran- ,a,, ’ p?. lasts.
teed by us personally; pint size. 60c Quaker Herb Extract, $1 Size ofc KTvaa
\ Quart size SI.OO ) Swamp-Root, $1 size 65c y gnears rree
Swamp-Root, 50c size 37c -
~~N Cutieura Ointment, 50c size 39c ' > H
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic •.*' •'•"??? Chewing Gum, 3 for 10c , ■
_____, Black Draught, 2uc size 17c .
With every purchase of SI.OO we Diapepsin, 50c size 38c I Any brand of Chewing gum in our A
will give free a jar of Rexall Sham- KolvilOS Tooth Paste, 25c size 19c store, Saturday only. 3 for 10c, in- <
poo Paste, a combination which ar- Tooth Paulo sth. «i-/e 3Rc eluding Wrigley's Spearmint Ad-
rests falling hair cleanses the s< alp J ebeco 1 OOth 1 dste oUc Size . . d»C . (ms - Beecham's, California Frutt
and healthens the entire head of California Syrup ot r igs, <>oc Size. . . 34c and many others of the leading pop-
hair - Dodson’s Liver Tone, 50c size 34c ular brands
x / Fletcher’s Castoria, 50c size 23c ... x
/'nrviti inirnciiTo N Horliek's Malted Milk, 50c size 37c / ” “ -k
I ' KIaALL LIVIR dALTS, ] Horlick’s Malted Milk, $1 size 75c hict RpPOIVPfI
Most of the ordinary ailments you Mellin’s Food, 75c size .. . 59c JUol nCbCHCU
have to contend with are due to Kexall Cel(*rv and Iron Tonic, $1 size..69c _
torpid liver or digestive disturb- IL.vill l-tnof Icon an/t Wino 4:1 size ROc A ,ot of Henkle’s Nail Files, ANTT-
anees. Rexall Liver Salts Is the nt xall net I, 1 1 on anti yV sizt . . . OUC RUST, in neat small leather case HR
world's premier article of its kind— Elkin's Wine of Cod Liver Oil, $1 size.6sc suitable for pocket, 10c; larger size,
the one altogether superior Take it El kin's Svt'Up 1 Ivpophosphit es, $1 size . 75c fl
In the morniner, before breakfast, and .» n i>i* /• </ i <4.1 Swrne bmall or long, S
keep your system in p< rfect opera HCXall nheuiliatlC Kemea.V, T>l Size.... /VC anti-rust. 35c.
tfon and health. 50‘ size 39c Lyon's Tooth Powder, 25c size 15c orange Sticks. « for sc.
■•r... ai-zp iq r J c \ 12 Emory Boards for sc. )
X, ' 3C y Samtol. 2.»c size 15c X ._y ' K
x- Packer’s Tar Soap, 25c size 15c x ——
I Corresponding Cards, 39c | ' Stationery, 25c i
Sloan's Liniment, 25c size 17c ——————
with envelopes, gilt edge, of gym- Promo Seltzer 50e size 34c One P° un< i Lord Baltimore pure
phony lawn, something beautiful, to . Lu ’o- ■ 18 linen Paper, white as snow; as ele-
please the most fastidious taste. 50e Bromo Seltzer, 25c size loC gant paperas you could wi5h....25c
value, 39c. y Mentholaturn, 25e size 18c N Envelopes to match, package.... 10c y
nli n j • i Pin kha ni’s Com pound. $1 size 73c ( - r» l r-
Rubber Goods Bargains u— 2?e Tooth Brushes Free
1 pint best distilled Witch Hazel 15c ——
An unequaled bargain, the pure gum, ] pint Castor Oil 20c To introduce Rexall Tooth Prepara-
double-seamed. guaranteed Rexah - i | V/IPV Qnan 25c tlons, with every 25c purchase of
Fountain Syringe; 2-quart size full < ak< S I \ orv fto.ip zme pj)hp rßexan Tooth Powder. Rexall
$1.50 value, for SI.OO Elkin S New ( old ( ream. 2.>e size . . . . lac Tooth Paste, or Rexall Mouth Wash.
Hot Water Bottle, 2-quart size, same Elkin’s New Cold Cream 50e size 25c we will include a Rexall tooth brush
high grade; $1.50 value 83c r ' lKln 8 01a ' Hd,n ’ MZf luc free. We guarantee all Rexall flfl
Dr. Clarke's Spray Syringe, $2.50 goods.
value 97c J r- ■ " I —•
r — Playing Cards. 19c (
Turkish Towels, 25c Automobile Sponge, 98c
- Special, Saturday, one deck of Bicycle °
Closing out a lot of highly desirable Playing ( ards. one ot the best makes Just the thing for auto cleaning,
j towels, 50c values tor 25c. known. 19c. large, durable and good grade. 98c.
Gentlemen's Shaving Materials Barr’S Saturday Candy I
'I he celebrated Knoxall Razor Strop, also Brandl Sell-honing 9 9
Strop, regular price $2; will be sold at this special sale for. 97c H,<J SHIPMENT BARR’S SATURDAY CANDY,
just received fresh for Saturday trade The .L; jXI.
We also carry the leading brands of Razors, both safety and heavy demand which exhausted our recent g 3
Other styles, such as Wade & Butchers. Brandts, has been taken cure of through heavier g .
, ... ... , .. . nrz orders, and all can now be supplied with this ESuaKS V
Kogers ami many others: regular price s!..>(» to $2; this sale..97c regular Ide Candy, Saturday only, lor 29c pound.
~ . . .~. | . . . ...I We are also agents for Huyler'e, the candy of class; Park & Tilford’s jLI
I hi'Xall Shaving Lotion, delightful after shaving to soolhe the i unsurpassed confections, and Liggett's world-famous Chocolates, all ml|
skin and reduce intlamination ot culs or 100 close a shave 19c 80c a pound, in packages from half pound to u pounds. >
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FORMER LEGISLATOR DEAD.
AUGUSTA. GA., (let. 11.—Dr. T. .1.
M. Kelly, former representative in the
legislature from Glascock county, is
dead, after an extended illness.
YouNgJHI
No young woman, in the joy of
coming motherhood, should neglect
to prepare her system for the physi
cal ordeal she is to undergo. The
health of both herself and the coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bestows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mother’s Friend
prepares the expectant mother's sys
tem for the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. It works with and for nature,
and by gradually expanding all tis
i sues, muscles and tendons, involved,
and keeping the breasts in good con
| dition, brings the woman to the crisis
sin splendid physical condition. The
' baby, too, is more apt to be perfect and
I strong where the mother has thus
' prepared herself for nature's supreme
function. No better advice could ba
given a young expectant mother than
that she use Mother’s Friend; it is a
medicine that has proven Its value
in thousands of
cases. Mother’s W’fffflTME'mTlC
Friend is sold at 111,K3
wru! r»° r r". ®FBIEND
book for expect-
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug
gestions of a helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atluta, Ga.
Fibre Covered Trunks
For good guaranteed service should be
made right.
Veneer boxes, vulcanized fibre glued
on under pressure and all riveted Hard
ware-then you are right.
We make ’em that way.
$16.00 and $35.00
LIEBERMAN’S
The House of Guaranteed Baggage. t
92 Whitehall
Dr. E. G. Griffin's D X“L
Scientific Equipment
Painless Dental Ways
<r- Set Teeth.. $5.00
' ’ Jl ;Delivered Day Ordered.
22-K Gold Crowns .. $3.00
Perfect Bridge Work.. $4.00
Phone 1708. Lady Attendant
Over Brown & Allen Drug Store—24LL Whitehall
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