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Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Co. ' \TLANTA . NEW YORK - FARIS Gentlemen, a Sale of Shirts, That You Will Like The men folk are coming to know that these sales of their fur nishings mean money saved—and this without anv compromise to their sove tor good-looking furnishings. It» because we are doing .exceptional things here-—such as this 3 ale of shirts. $1.50 Shirts at 98c Stiff bosom and plaited bosom shirts—those with stiff bosom -how neat stripes of black, blue, tan and lavender on white, the plaited bosom are solid white $2.00 Shirts at sl.lß . .doubting their real worth, a man could tell in a minute by their S3tt“feel ’that such materials never went into shirts under $2.00 regularly. Plaited white shirts and stiff bosom shirts, white striped variously with black, blue, tan and lavender. Now That Heavier Underwear Is the order ot the day, we want to tell you what we have good reason to believe—that you will find here just about the best under wear that any given price can buy. And this takes in Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers atsoc to $1.50 Wool and Cotton Shirts and Drawers atsl.oo All Wool Shirts and Drawers atsl.so to $3.50 Cotton Ribbed Union Suits atsl.oo to $1.50 Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits atsoc Boys’ Wool and Cotton Shirts and Drawers at 75c Boys’ Wool and Cotton Union Suits at $1 00 ♦ Gloves Specially Priced for Saturday ZFor our regular $1.25 chamois gloves; natural shade, one clasp, washable. $ 1 .50 For our regular $2.50 and $3.00 Chamois Gloves in twelve 1 and sixteen button lengths, natural shade, washable. $ 1 .75 For our regular $3.00 and 53.50 Doeskin Gloves They I are twelve and sixteen button lengths, white. $ 1 .75 For $3.00 ami $3.50 Glace Kid Gloves in twelve and six- L teen button lengths Black and tans only in these And doubtless you will want to see these priced regularly and standing as best at their regular prices. THE SOLTAIRE AT SI.OO, a 2-dasp lambs-skin glove with Paris point stitching; it looks and wears better than any SI.OO one we have ever seen. In black, white and colors. THE NAVARRE AT $1.50, a real kid glove. In black, white and colors. THE DREADNAUGHT AT $1.50, a 2-clasp P. K. seam glove in black, white, tan and grey, with self stitching: black with white stitching: white with black stitching. THE COLBERT AT $1.25, a 1-clasp cape glove in black, white, grey and tan: heavv, but verv soft. TREFOUSSE REAL KID GLOVES, 3- clasp, in black, white and colors, al $2.00; P. K. seam. 2-clasp. at S2.CO; 1 2-button length, at $3.00; 16-button length, at $3.50; 20-button length, at s4.so—in black, white, street and evening shades. _______ The Bazaar First Aid to the House Furnishers She who loves a well appointed home will derive much pleasure and got many good ideas from a visit to the Bazaar. Its stocks are composed of thosi* things that go to make homes more al t ractive. Good taste is the keynote here —good taste that avoids the tawdry and the ''ham. whether it be in the selection of a simple little candle shade, of a crys tal service, of a china set, of a true-art bronze. And the stocks are so broad and so complete that they extend their help to home keepers of all means—those who can command every luxury and those who must limit their selections to the necessities. For the one right now we might mention the arrival of brass coal and wood boxes that are exceptional I v elegant—for the other complete services of Rogers' •‘1847” plated silverware, that may be bought in just the quantity you need. A Good Time to Get Your Corsets Mrs. Marvin is here from the factory of La Vida Corsets She is an expert corsetiere, and what she knows about corsets, she brings to your aid in fitting you. ■ - - • Chamberlin=Johnson=Dußose Company THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1912. < 1 MOTHERS OF ATLANTA You want your boy to grow up a good citizen, who will stand for a bigger and better Atlanta. Why not stari him standing in Made-in-Atlanta Shoes ? (I illy and Tv ('obb lasts $2.50 to $3.50. •‘A Dollar a pair Saved in the wear." CRAIG'S RED SEAL SHOE SHOP. I 93 Peachtree. A pair of Football Thrilling Secrets of French B e_au t yttjgl Plain, Ordinary Women Trani formed Into Start- /• ling Beauties. Free Booklet: ’Turning Back the Year., X. . Beauty that you never ..uxdKSM before dreamed of may now be yours. Girls, middle agred women, el derly women, and you, reader, have the oppor tunity never before heard of in this country. Allis explained; how to quickly remove wrin kles and crow's feet; how to make yourself look from five to twenty years younger; how to make treckies and spots disappear ; how to make your skin as pure, soft and luxurious as the petals of arose; how to have clear sparkling eyes; how to make your eye-brows and eye-lashe*> and hair grow so luxuriously that you may appear like some goddess: how to fill out the hollows in your neck and shoulders and make them look positively angeli •; how to make your cheeks look naturally ro<v all the time, how to get rid of pimples and blackheads; how to restore the original color of your hair; in short, how to change yourself from mere ordinariness to thrilling beauty. The free booklet and infoi mation will be sent to you for a .‘-cent stamp postage. It is thrilling. Send for if. Mdme. Marquise Louvre, Suite 6’5. 126 W. Lake st.. Chlca 8 0, 111. , OUR COUNTRY EGGS Taste good, look and are; good. It is your own fault' if you don’t get fresh eggs. We sell them. Cash Grocery Co., 118 Whitehall St. (Advt.) DEAD EGGS. When the government prosecuted the beef trust for foisting upon the public em balmed beef they overlooked another article—cold storage or dead eggs. We sell good, fresh country eggs. Cash Grocery Co., 118 Whitehall St. (Advt.) THE TEST OF AN EGG Is the eating. If they taste right, they are fresh country eggs. If they taste wrong’, they are cold storage. You can get fresh eggs at the Cash Grocery Co., 118 Whitehall St. ’ (Advt.) OUR COUNTRY EGGS Taste good, look and are good. It is your own fault if you don’t get fresh eggs. We sell them. Cash Grocery Co., 118 Whitehall St. (Advt.) THE TEST OF AN EGG Is the eating. If they taste right, they are fresh country eggs. If they taste wrong, they are cold storage. You can get fresh eggs at the Cash Grocery Co., 118 Whitehall St. (Advt.) Georgian Want Ads jCt Results I ML RICH & BROS. CO. g s A Special Grouping of Hats si ■ £ At $6.95; Values to $lO Almost every Saturday the Millinen 7 ip. Chief makes a week-end grouping of various l°ts of bats to sell at an underprice. This /T| \ week you're lucky, for the grouping includes JG man . v choice street and dress hats. yH® Velvets, felts and plushes, silks and moires are in *** ' eluded. All the newest shapes for street and dress iRi wear, plainly or elaborately trimmed in feathers, furs. silk and satin bows, ete. Leading colors d» zy nr an d black. Values to $lO for just ipO.t/D jjG I ill i Untrimmed Plush Hats £ H W. 98; Values to $7.50 Sfe ' = W 'm ® <)ne the best values this season. Handsome - : to T k black plush hats with velvet tinderbrim. Conservative S' 7 'to and daring shapes with choice of small brim or large ' 7 to \ brims. Half a dozen different styles, all very new. gf* SO Choice $4.98. * / Girls’ Soft Hats $1.39 Z?** li l.arge plaid knockabout hats for girls and misses. II // -List the hat to wear to football games, automobiling. li /t., . etc. Easily crushed, worn much as yon please. tdj i\ / ' Trimmed on side with fancy feather. Jp* \ I ' ''The Plum. Store of Atlanta'. Millinery, 2nd Floor. ; g /Woreo/ Those Wanted Mackinaw Coats for School and £ p° College Girls 2 i ins. iL tc. ... nest coats yet tor outdoor sports. ST--- •<_ -A® The first lot went like changing class rooms and walks on hot cakes, and this sec- snappy mornings ot’d shipment affords Their style, aash and debonaire grace arc even •> wrootni- VMriot v very obvious, and—being cut not too long— ~gft ** s' < dll I \dliety. they do not hamper the fine free athletic i’Ty All gold tops, in the stride of youth. f handsome Roman or The coziesl ' wind-proof woolens 3 | t - ■ . . have been used, and every garment Is gene- i ~ origin linlsll. rously pocketed ano securely buttoned. In j 3* There are plain and cor- >arge «mart checks and plaids. For girls * lgg+7 f 1 i 1 t 8 to li. $12.50 rugated brooches from the . . ~ , . .. , ,• r . 1 >1 Johnny Coats are deservedly populai M -Kg size ot a dune to a dollar; Here's a snappy style of blue vicuna, lined IT ■ collar pins, beauty pins (2 throughout with a bright flannel. Very ii : |RTtnLgdP J sJK on a card) and solid and fil- smart. Sizes t> to 14. $9.95. . 1 SU era, igree bar pins. Some are , !• i-.xi . , ~~ . 7 ■ . . . ( oats tor little tots ot 2to b include velvets, corduroys, MI . BB pi<mi. otlicj sa 1 e hand-C zibelines, plushes, broadcloths, etc. Styles and prices to suit all •C “Mb engraved. Choice $2.9» to 115. (Center Aisle. Main Floor.) (Juvenile Section, Second Floor.) glfss Is the Price Set Handkerchiefs ; '■g Aside for Baby S Coats--- Showing the New; 3g come to Rich's. I'or here we have Clearing the Old. the loveliest lot of $5 coats we have Yesterday we started showing the beauti- ft. ever assembled. new handkerchiefs that we had collected -1 " , ‘.l r , fr " ,u ah 0WI ’ Europe. But we find several In infants long coats there are beautitul , , , , , , . , . , , 1 u , i 11 1 old lots and odds and ends cluttering up gk' white cashmeres, beautitullv tailored. Lined . * ' throughout with hue quality of white sateen .••■••mcc • and interlined. Deep cape, trimmed in ' ‘ D* silk braid. Other styles, too. long and 1 Values to 19c nr Values to 50c. short, variously lace aiid embroidery trim- * M V for ladies’ all Real Armenian 5W med 55 . n 7’ ’‘andkerchtefs. hand-made handker med. ?>O. plain or with embrold- .. . . , 3? Silk cotton and woolen coats also, in cred corners, and some ’ |p * ” re *cilar sizes, MtZ long and short stvles for infants up to babies m mourning, plain or and Armenian hand JT ft embroidered. work or Madeira seal W , Values 59c to lop in glove sizes. MILS g Cotton coats. $1.25 to $1.95. - Woolen coats, $3.50 to $25. fine linen handker r}9c i Silk coats. $7.50 to $35. chiefs, many hand-em- handkerchiefs Ss ~ , . .ciii, broidered. worth Jl. Pure linen, Heavy white serge coats for baby boys values'sc Ssc hemstitched border, fSa up to five veins. Smartlv tailored. $3.50 to GMr- ' , name embroidered In i B aild SLOO , f or corner .-JMU. dainty squares of sheer- 5 Does Baby Need a New Cap or £, 29c X.V’lrt,. SE , 80 some mourning 50c. Ladles’ pure linen, 'fl® DOnntil. handkerchiefs with with initial; men’s in- b'resh, all rami ve baby caps and bonnets hand-scalloped border. itial. full size, cambric. for infants and children up to live years. yg c Silk Handkerchiefs 33c kt® In silks velvets, plushes and fine fabrics; Jl® . • i flowers Mens 50c and 7»c silk handkerchiefs, made of trimmed in lai s, ir. . the ce j e b ra ted Cheney Bilks. Full size. Choice toi Caps, 25c to $5. of solid colors, all white and white with colored to Bonnets, $1.50 to sls. bo^ er !k u u , c S 7 ' “7 The Baby Store, 2nd floor Floor.) .to " Special Corset Selling Event ;> g Newsl.soFall Models,B9c 5' '"to Here’s a bit of good news for women ac- \ Aft custoined to paving $1.50 for their corsets. 5* nHP I' ol , ' lf V< an rOIn, ‘' iere t< ,inor,ow and select •>U ' VVU from regular $1.50 models and pay only 89c. Save * t san a< ’ tna l sav ’ n M ( ’le a pair on each B Wn V’ 6ic "Te 5- F \ ———- A Saving You Don 7 Want to Miss / /I'll Iti A \ 1 Materials are of excellent quality coutil and batistes. Faultless styles 7 / IhhHX «\ 1 ' ; " ld faultleßßl y ma,h ’- An ne w fall models, with three pairs of excellent hose •G ftßß Z 1 ' Ll lil U \ \ supporters on front and side. Prettily trimmed in ribbons. orfc ■<! 111 Iftf\iU Jb h laces and embroidery. Usually $1.50, Saturday at O<7C '■l \-i (Corsets, Second Floor.) 2* fl i n l se 5 fnJ Ne?kwe.r Read Y for the Biggest Under- J- Ju,t ln wear Day of the Fail Season S* v The cola snap finds us splendidly ready with the best lines ■-2" of Underwear in America—Harvard Mills and Munsing wear. to -- —, - These makes embody every underwear feature that is smart to I OUT Uloves and rl * ht - Perfectly made and finely finished—everj gar ®tt fl® i ment correct to the last buttonhole stitch. gRC are here: All the best makes, Womens vests and pants at these prices - rrefuusse. Bachtno Fownes. . Cotton. 50c. Cotton and Wool. 75c. 2 ( omplele -fork of long and Wool. $1 and $1.50. Silk and Wool, »i. ° I* short gloves in all sizes and I . , „ w-.nte.l fcs H.intefl colors. Lxp< it sales- Silk and Wool, $2. All-Wool. $2.50. ~to women to lit yon in a twtnk- Children's Garments: Just as well made Pants and Vests. gfl Jfl® ling. $1 to $4. 25c to 75c. Union Suits, 50c to $1.50 ( Main Floor.' (Underwear. Main Floor.) aBtB, “ M. RICH & BROS. CO. •»>» 13