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8 A Strictly Tailored I Suit or Overcoat | All wool goods—all wool lined —or silk vene- I tian, if yon like it. ■ (No extra charge for these.) ■ I Absolutely Guaranteed To Fit | Made to C/i p ? Strictly I Your *I 7) Union I Measure 1 Tailored i 107 Peachtree Street. Exactly Opposite Piedmont Hotel. Note —We have no other store in Atlanta, though we have IMITATORS sprung up since we opened up our Atlanta store THREE YEARS AHO at 107 ] Peachtree, where we are now. and where we are | now making more SUITS than any other house in | THE CITY OE ATLANTA! Our reputation I stands for a square deal. Monev refunded if not I satisfied. BE SURE OF THE ADDRESS. THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. ffl >- ■ ■. ■■ - —sV gg An Extra Pair of Boys Trousers g|» sssii == asSiii Without Extra Cost I I II eg® Norfolk or Breasted Suits JrML flMft Every suit warranted wool. In addition, / tlir ‘xrelkncr of service and selection of col- I /Cp'i - * 4 '‘ 1 I «« ors - Box s’ Blue S< rge Suits at $5 and $7.50. '*■• < flRBHfi TV’3%» Boys Overcoats. Some with convertible col- i *.s m T luT MQ|5tES$& ' ,l,s ' '** , * IC '"‘" 'st ideas for winter. Priced I ’ 'Vtdl SIIKJS at $3, $5, $7.50, $lO. IHV Bl iimbww t« t w Jo®wll Children’s Suits ~ Children’s Reefers ApjKlfl . v "leas for the little fel- lows, in serges, cheviots £9 or ""‘'•steds, at $2.50, $3, $4 fell OS A raWr*Sr4- v an ? $5 - fl h ZXjdf” Boys Rubber Slip-On Coats, fiß W $2.50, s - $ 4 - ,/Je ■..-■■■ Rubber Hats, 50c. 4Bw Play Suits for Boys ■»«?—* Imiian Suits. Cow Bov Suits, sl, $1.50. $2.50. Ch ” p8 ’ Legpins ’ $100 ’ $ 2 - 50 > $3- Bp Which Do You Prefer igi ' . .. BpS In Suit, Overcoat or Cravenette SSS @yi!k One at $15.00, $16.50 WjO $lB. S2O or $25? |p u It matters not vour price selection we > u gsiss» ** plve '' ou . our aBSU1 ‘ nnce °f satistaction at §»RB®xiS either price. Some as low as ... jg' $lO 00 and $12.50 |g| I* 0 "!' over the new ideas in Belted Overcoats at $lO, sls, $lB. S< < ’ n, ‘" *oue Serge Suit we sell at sls and $lB. mlCismiw Rubber Slip-On Coats. $4, $5, $6, $lO. The Globe Clothing Co | EIGHTY-NINE WHITEHALL STREET % If you are thinking of buying 11 j a house, a lot, a horse, an automobile, a business, : b a musical instrument, you will serve your own in- , ' terests by consulting The Georgian Want Ads. j L n ■■ Mil 1 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1912. I Climate Failed; Medicine Effecitve! It han been absolutely shown that rest. | I fresh air and good food do help many I persons suffering from tuberculosis. But I it must be admitted that the disease is ! | seldom more than ‘’arrested." Something i I more is needed. | Eckman’s Alterative is a medicine made I for the treatment of tuberculosis. It has I conquered this disease again and again. |j Often these Inmefits have been effected I where the surroundings were not ideal '.- i es resulted. Now we argue I that Eckman’s Alterative should be used | in every case of tuberculosis, in addition to good, nourish!! g 1 I an fresl air, [ which we all need. A remarkable case I follows: Weldon, Hl. I “Gentlemen: Through Eckman’s Altera | live I have been saved from a premature ( grave. <>n December 14. ’9Ol. I was taken with typhoid pneumonia '•< I ings be | came very much affected; my sputum was I examined and tuberculosis bacilli were I found. On February 21. 1903. I was a<i- I I vised to go to Fort Worth. Tex White | I there an abscess in my right lung broke • I and discharged. I grew worst ,a* be came very much emaciated. M.v pi -iciai. informed me that I must go <‘oh tail" as quickly as possible I left Texas Jun« 1 and arrived in (’anon City June 3. very feeble. After being there two weeks, my physician informed me that mv < ase was I hopeless. Three weeks later I returned home, weighing 103 pounds, the doctor} having given me no assurance of reaching i I there alive. I “On Julj 11, 1905, I began taking Eek- | man’s wonderful remedj’ for consumption, i Today I weigh 158 pounds. I am stout and well and can do anx kind «-»t work about my grain elevator. I hav< not an ache nor pain in my lungs, eat well, sleep well, and never felt bell er " I < Sworn affidavit) A IUD IUR WEBB. I Eckman’s Alterative is efioctive in bron- • chitis, asthma, hay fever, throat and lung i troubles, and in upbuilding the system. Does not contain poisons, opiates or hab it-forming drugs. For sale by all Ja cobs’ drug stores and other leading drug- I gisti Ask fqr booklet telling of recov erh-s, and write to Eckman Laboratory. , Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidence. <Advt.) a GEORGIAN I ; Want Ads BRING RESULTS. ■ ———— ■ —i, Cold Wave To-Night! Have you bought your Heater? e?. Don’t shiver over a grate. Let us put up a heater for & you. It will make your coal bill smaller and keep ■ you warm - JISgJL Prises fro® $3.00 up This is the place to buy Coal Hods, Fire Screens, Stove Boards, Shovels, // VI Tongs, Pokers, Grate Bas- ’ •* W kets, etc. Special attention given to telephone orders. ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. 32-34 S. PRYOR STREET I? ■ ■' r i TT miiirrUi iTMST r iISHIiHf I—— Wolfsheimer&CoJ 114-116 Whitehall Street. EXTRA SPECIAL—FOR CASH ONLY Our own slaughtered Tennessee hogs free of ice box odor. Pork Shoulders 12 l-2c Pork Hams 15 C Pork Loins ig c Pork Chops .171-2 c LAMB AND MUTTON. Mutton Foie Quarter g c Mutton Hind Quarter lie Lamb Fore Quarter 12c Lamb Hind Quarter 15 C Lamb Chops 20c BEEF. Stew Meat 5c to 7 l-2c Roast—Pot 8c to 12 1-2 c Roast—Rib 12 1-2 cto 15c Steaks 121-2 cto 20c HAMS AND BACON. Hams—Westphalia—Freshed Smoked 17 l-2c Hams—Rex—Fresh Smoked 18c Bacon—Westphalia—Fresh Smoked 19c Bacon —Rex 20c SAUSAGE. All Pork Sausage—extra fine 20c Mixed Sausage 12 l-2c BUTTER AND EGGS. Eggs—Fresh Country 29c Eggs—Storage 25c Butterine 15c to 29c Butter 32c to 40c GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Our Grocery Department is new and every- ! thing is absolutely fresh. No telephone orders at above prices. mn«En ■■ <i I (< !,!■ U II o'V 11 ... | .jf !m K H Wil Ver AII tiie arth ' W I * r t Wherever you may wander there —J you will find WALK-OVERS. They std the style for shoes the world ■ over. Every day more than seventeen , ... thousand men and women buy .Wr uTL- " -D'K OVERS -Because they know them and 1 trust them. iJHfA ) A Because of the recognized quality, ihe many '\\v < styles, the way they fit. and look—this is why <7LL t * ,r w,,| ‘l'l ls wearinjr WALK-OVERS. xfL your feet, and choose WALK-OVERS LO L ' . Come and I "■ really fitted. j j ' r"" ' V rhis new "’odd is jfer ) I //y an example of the new ) / h/ WALK-OVER styles JL a ' IB /X V W It f )u 9 Button Sinton. I SI uXV fl I i' D tI-m- Walk Over Shoe Shop IF; » Peachtree m v L ufcSOw t itSo .V. . ■ .V.kK . . V-. . ■ . V, K . . , ...... Kk K - „ _ I 111 - GEORGIAN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS. • WorlcFs Choicest Suit and O’coat Patterns -j < vqx Ovi ‘ r 300 ,f th< “ m and 1111 wJ wfflK PURE w 0 ° L V IeW Why pay S3O to for an a11 " |rp A, woo l made-to order Suit or Overcoat. Unrestricted choice of this magnificent stock. Made to Your In- ®w«BS3 dividual Measure fl a ’IE Ltl m JL * n Ever y I|i Garment J lIW FT 0 “Not Cheap S mlm 0 i teces (Coat, Vest and Pants) W Corner Auburn Ave. and Peachtree St. | 127 Stores from Coast to Coast I . W]lj/ T 3 WANTED 1,000 MEN To conie in early tomorrow and order that new Fall Suit and Overcoat. We are strictly ONE PRICE tailors. HYca Won’t Get Stung I! I For extra charges, no matter whether you want your suit made Norfolk, English, semi-Eng || lish or regulation style. You ran come in here, i make your selection from this great stock of new Kall Woolens with the complete assurance that I you won't have to pay a single cent extra. SUIT OR OVERCOAT To Your $ S/QO No More Order Mi *l^- No Less Quality, Style, Fit, Our Success” Natjona! Woolen Mills WORLD’S LARGEST TAILORS Robt. F. Mobley, Mgr. 77 Peachtree Three Doors From Auburn. Phon* Main 126 L i You’ll Be True to HHMHR imwwmww am STODDARDIZING !r E unce you try STODDARDIZING. you'll never change O *■ —li<wause it's Ihe greatest Dry Cleaning Process in |i| America. Amongst other articles that we Dry Clean and |g Press, in a SI’PEKIOR manner, are Women's Coat Suits! ffl Mm's Suits Dry Cleaned and Pressed for SI.OO. jj| A Wagon for a Phone Call. We pay Express (one way) on out-of-town orders of $2 or over. StOll CL dr d "*•**'• n 8 reateßt uivuuu/ u Atlanta Phont 43 Dry Cleaner and Dyer