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Very Fine Quality California
EVAPORATED PEACHES
3 Pounds for 25 Cents
These Are New Crop. Regular 12 i=2c Grade
Try Our High Quality
Butterine
\\ liy pay 35 to 40 cents a pound for butter
when our line Butterine is a perfect substitute and
cosl s only 25 cents ?
thousands of Atlanta families are using this
l»utt( ime with entire satisfaction. It is carefullx'
I prepared from finest ingredients: looks, smells and
last s like line creamerv butter.
Order a trial pound tomorrow. You’ll be
pleased.
Marigold brand in pound cakes. Jersey brand
in pound rolls. Either brand 25c per pound.
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2 Jolid Carloads Green Mountain
Irish Potatoes
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i I 24c per Peck
i he large, smooth, mealy-cooking kind
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Sauer Kraut Mince Meat
Dixie brand Sauer Kraut is New shipment of Atmore's
-j made in Atlanta—and no bet- , celebrated mine meat. This is
aU'i is made anywhere. In bulk made of finest ingredients,
at >e a pound: in No. •> sani- perfectly blended and alwavs
larx tins at 10c. ; satislactory. 15c pound.
Fruit Cake Ingredients
New crop Raisins. Nuts. etc., are hero: lines', qualities
and at very low prices. Time now to make your Thanksgiving
and Christmas fruit cakes.
1 mice Seeded Raisins. pc, 12- , Exira Fancy Citron, large pieces:
ounce packageßc per poundlßc
I fancy Seeded Raisins, • , - uril Lemon and
ounce package 12c a " g ‘;, l ' !?. ou , n " 15c
Caney Smyrna Pigs. per ,' Uixed Nu,s ' " xtla value at.
pound ?0c ■ l’." un<! 20c
.. Neu arrivals of Durkees Pure
i in v Re-eleaned Currants, pel sniees. ■riiev are best for vour
Packageloc | p. uit cakes.
Rutabaga Turnips
I And Green Virginia
Cabbage, IJc lb.
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■: Rogers’ Coffees
M !• rcsli roasted daily, you II find Rogers < onees always in
1 I" riec.i condition with strength, flavor and aroma unimpaired.
| I’ltese arc the popular blends:
(Santos Blend, Re-a! Blend,
per pound CvG | per pound VVV
• lava Blend. QAft Royal Blend. AAa
p |>"r pound MVV per pound "frUG
Special C. C. (’. Blend, per pound. 20c.
Friday and Saturday we will give free with every two
0 pounds of coffee sold one dozen boxes of Bear Brand Matches,
a I ilex,■ p c,. i | ;t . best imported safety and lion-poisonous matches.
I I “Golden West” California
|To ka y Grapes
11 ylc Pound CjQc Basket
The Finest of the Season
ROGERS’
I 36 PURE FOOD STORES
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25,1912.
10 the Georgia State Federation of
Women’s Clubs
PICTURES IFTtHE HOME
Art. one of the best gifts to man. never was intended to be exclusively a luxury of
the rich.
Like literature, it is the common heritage of all.
Ihe Browning settlement of London is operating a plan for putting works of art of
the best sort into the homes of people unable to buy them.
Reproductions of Watts. Burne-Jones. Millais. Rossetti, and other great artists have
been collected, put into simple, tilting frames, and are loaned to members of the Work
ingmen s Picture Gallery at the rate of a penny a month for each two pictures borrowed.
At the end of the month these may be exchanged.
Anything which gives genuine and wholesome happiness among the people whose
pleasures are few and makes the bare homes more cheerful and attractive certainly is a
mighty good influence for good.
1 he part which art has played in the education and advancement of the human fam
ily toward a common understanding of itself can not be measured.
It is a universal language which all can understand, and the message it conveys
goes to the hearts as well as to the mind.
It enlarges the view of life and enables us to understand aspirations, struggles and
passions that are tremendous forces in the world and in individual lives.
Ones real nature may be known better from the pictures he loves than from the
books he likes, because art love is less of the mind and more of the soul.
So powerful is the influence of good pictures in their constant force of suggestion
that criminologists are learning to hang them in prison cells as a most valuable ele-ment
in discipline and reform.
Our Art Department is a constant source of pride to every person interested in the
<l. M. High Company. Here are found the most faithful reproductions of the most en
nobling and celebrated pictures in the world, photogravures, etchings, steei engravings,
and all the most successful modes of reproduction are at your command in the selection of
your favorite work.
I util very recently the possession of high-class reproductions was out of the question
with the masses, but the science of elaborate printing has been perfected and advanced
to such a stage that now at a cost of almost nothing beautiful subjects may be obtain
ed in satisfactory sizes, and neglectful indeed of her duty to herself and family is the
mother who fails to surround her family with the sori of pictures that elevate and inspire
the mind to noble thoughts.
OUR FRAMING DEPARTMENT
Our training department, operated in connection with the Ari Department, offers the
most economical prices that are to bo found anywhere—small pictures max be framed
for a few cents, and larger ones are indeed inexpensive.
Competent attendants are always to be found in this department, ready with a word
ot advice, if needs be. to assist in the selection of just the pictures you desire, and it will
be a pleasure indeed to have you call and look through the collection at any time,
whether you contemplate buying or not.
A cordial invitation is especially extended to the Delegates to the
Convention of the Georgia State Federation of Women's Clubs to
visit this department.
J. M. HIGH COMPANY
Chamberlin-Johnson-Dußose Company
Atlanta New York Paris
It Is a Good Time to Be Fitted, Now That
Mrs. Marvin Is Here, Demonstrating
La Vida Corsets
We believe we reflect only what is generally conceded
when we say that this Corset Department enjoys the supremacy
of the field here in Atlanta.
Fhe reasons for this supremacy are not hard to find—once
you start to analyze it, to get down to the whys and wherefores.
Expert and conscientious fitters have much to do with it,
women who know corsets, and what is more, know the human
anatomy and are capable of selecting the models that are best
suited to the many different figures that they have to fit.
And then the corsets, the materials out of which we have
built our reputation. Prominent, foremost of these have been
La Vida Corsets
We long ago recognized the ability back of these corsets,
the genius for making the best.
That we should recommend La Vida Corsets is only a mat
ter of explaining their making, the materials and the splendid
style that go into them.
I'he La Vida people go to Paris for their models and then
alter and adapt them to better suit the American woman. The
materials, the coutils, the batistes, the brockets, the brocaded
silks, the boning, are the best. ‘Then the corsets are hand-made,
which means their shape is lasting. You need never fear that
La Vida Corsets will ever lose their original excellent lines. All
in all, we know that La Vid i Corsets mean satisfaction. We
always feel that we have made a friend for the department when
we fit a woman with a La Vida.
And right now that Mrs. Marvin is here from the La Vida
factory, it is an excellent time for you to be fitted.
A few minutes with her and a whole season of corset sat
isfaction will bo yours!
It will be time well spent.
Ciiambcrlin Johiisoii Dußose Company
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faeturers hard-pressed lor ready rash and
$ willing to sacrifice their profits and part of
< cost. 'l'hese great purchases go on sale Friday Si
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400 brand-new Tailored Suits came in by this morn £O
ing's express. Every one is a good style, and only the
maker’s dire need of ready cash enabled our buyer to ?
secure them at one-half actual cost. Included are serges.
CQ whipertrds and mixtures in the season’s most stylish
colorings, ('oats are lined with guaranteed satin.
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Suits Worth up to $25 at Suits Worth up to $35 at <o
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100 Ladies’ (’oats in verx latest styles, including yj
the popular “Johnny” (’oats. The) are of fine, heavy •
C/5 all-wool cloths and mixtures, black and white diago- W
CO nals. etc. Lengths range from 45 to 54 inches. Tailor
ing is high class throughout.
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C/) 300 sample Dresses in new and charming styles and ®
most fashionable fabrics, including serges, whipcords
and satin charmense in black and ever) stylish shade. CO
All brand-new models and worth up to $20.00. In this ~
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I The Millinery Sale |
CQ Xew arrival* of Ready-to- Great collection of beautiful |£O
\Vea> Hals of soft felt: algo Trimmed Hats in black and
ryx velvet and felt Shap •• . values I various color combinations;
$1.95 1 $3.95 g
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CO Big lot of Ladies' House Dresses, made of extra good
madras and percale; splendid styles; CZ.
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l.adies’ outing Night Gowns: t’hltdron'e Txtng Coats of
rrs welt worth 69e: QQ/s heavy all-wool materials: up
tills salewWv to |B.OO $3.95 kr
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Sweaters: worth Cl QC < htldren s Velvet floats tn £
Zb M.OO: at. onlv sizestorage. <RIQS
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Satin Messaline Petticoats a l.adies' heavy ribbed fleece
black and colors QE lined Vests and . m
(/5 SI.OO values Pants: per garment
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Waists in black fiyl QC lined Union Suits; AQa
and colors; eiioice »* ■ "^** SI.OO value; only. .. HSJG
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