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8 Miss Harriet Cole to Have Debut Dance I If Miss Harriet Cole, a lov, ly debar : • .of the season, will b< fori, ■ ’> 'fluced at a dinner-dam ■ ■ tl i- >v>-ning .it ■Me Capital Citj dub. given by 1 t {Mother, Mrs. H. E. (’ Du n< i v ;be served at 8 o’clock eowrs io be 1.-;-- jfpr 250 guests. After . .nii-r th,-: • wil be dancing. ■' Miss Ruth T riell. • f •’ .eng'. the house guest of Miss C-.' t ■ honors of the oi ,ision. ■. wil i be . brilliant event. [future events , Mrs. Edward T !’:<-wn will entertain St tea for the dire, tors of the Needle work guild, of whi !i « Is president. 9b Friday afterni n I o’clock follow ing a meeting of the board at .'i o’clock. Receiving with Mrs. Brown will be Mrs. William Ft. Hammond, honorary presi dent; Mrs. Fred Stewart, treasurer. an<r Mif»s Amelia Smith, secretary. Assist ing in entertaining will be the mem bers of the executive board, who are Mesdaines Julius Alexander, A. E. S. Allen, George- L. Bell. .1. A. Bondurant, Arnold Broyles, D. I. Carson, A. <’. D.-,n lela. George Denman. William Eckford, M. R Emmons, James Jackson, M. 1.. Lively, T. A. Lovelace, Howard Mat thews, E. A. Matthews. John Miller, J L, Moore, W. Ji. Moor. E. G. McCabe, J. H. McCord, Augustus McHan. Edgar Neely, P. C. Perkins. S. M. Robinson, E. Stewart, R. F. Watson, Laurie Wed dell and W. H. Wiggs and Miss F. M. Welle. Mimes Ethel and Jennie Tutwiler will five an evening reception tonight for Mis.* Helen Ferguson, of New Orleans, the guest of Mlsa Rosabel Chapman. Miss Maury Lee Cowles entertains - Is your husband cross? Ac irritable, Tault-flndfng disposition Is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion Is nearly always good natured. A great many have been per manently cured of stomach trouble by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. For sale by all dealers. < Advt.) FUNERAL NOTICE. .COCHRAN The friends and relatives of ■ Mrs. Georgia A. Cochran. Mr. and MrS. W. S. Witham, Or. and Mrs. It. T. Dorsey and Mr. Stuart Witham. Jr.. are invited to attend the funeral ; of Mrs. Georgia A. Cochran November 21. ISI2, at 11 a. m front »> St. Marks M E church. Interment will be In Westview cemetery The • following named gentlemen will please j act as pallbearers and meet at the office of II M Patterson X- Son at | 10:30 o’clock Mr. George M Brown, Prof. Joseph Derr', (’apt. J. F. Burke, fe. Mr F S. Ellis. Mr IW. Martin. Mr. Asa G. Candler. -Mr. Joseph A. Mc- Cord anil Mr. George M. Traylor. lOC GOLD| V J HUED I GLASSES ONLY B SI.OO ALL NEXT WEEK | The grandest offer ever B yet put before the public. I Just think of a pair of 15- w year gold-filled frames I that are not brass or I plated, but actually guar- B anteed to wear for 15 O years, and lenses fitted to B your eyes for either read- I ing, sewing and all other I close work, or a pair for K* distant vision, that regu- I larly sell for $5.00 for Only SI.OO | | $ I Lenses ground io Order R ’ and Eitoca' Lenses I at lowest prices i | during sale lL I COLUMBIAN I | OPTICAL I I I hl 81-83 Whitehall Street k Tl ursiiay morning for Miss F- rgusoti. i Miss Louis- M- .1 gives a bridge party ' S iturde.y, and Miss Marion Perdue a : . •ty on Monday for Mi-s Fer eav s next Wednesday for her home. [get ready FOR THANKSGIVING I I y Ift PARLOR ft "y- I BEDROOM GOODS GOODS Something to surprise von | ' 'll ■ fflH ■' (Fl 'f’ K" '‘'l-WwHill if! Three carloads, fresh, spark- B 11 f h' s d-partm nt Look in ’» ~T| .Hffll ID I ling newness - Style and lh<* .it the new j ; ’ "ZJIW 1r' quality go hand in hand here Circassian Walnut l’;irb>r Suit ■ JjjE j. _,Z - i i ■ml|B B ’ with every wood known to the For the purim-ami library and if® f j art- Mahogany, Bird’s-Eye livinjz showing I : "" | Maple, Fumed Oak, Early Ul| ib''ii'' ino loit Jh ■— W - IrajM I ~ <7* -English Oak, Golden Oak. , JUm v/UM til - ' -jSSsB s-ts *k.i- i,. .. 1 ' v ' r ' l| ii' . T.irnt retl IK ,jS || 'ln Ini y*H ’’**r l^i 1 ar ~ /--C.'Vh ■*■ % Beds. Dressers. Somnoes. H’-hh ihi <• h!<ts <l industry raw IO ilv- Cv r~ I Chiffoniers. Tables and Chairs l; "f ".u-ii |,,n- <<> match perfect suits, with ' '’'Hains sitiislt L’u-fs for ,-aeh. Suits B **' '* IISI Bast | W 1-f™ g- s °rf complete, or any piece B ('hairs, odd pieces innumera -jl_ H I 1 R separate just as you say. And | hie, Leather Goods, Comfort || if ■pß— 1 -< the prices on these goods are B Rockers, Royal Rest ( hairs, Jfl lll very moderate. Don’t fail to I Reading < hairs and all the - GJ i| 1 see our windows, and then, if ■ little and big conveniences H • 1 ~ i'T■ ii voll f ee { inclined, come in and ■ z solid mahogany dining suit lor Suit in ir.ther, 3 pieew, is Every Inch of Wood Used in Our New Dining Room Suit Is Solid Mahogany SM «°"- » n<l " c "’““ t - vou tu f a special feature. » ZI see the result. • -” 11 = I In* Buffet is 55 inches high, ->4 inches long. ‘24 inches deep. The silver drawer is furnished with re- i’ - —.- ra -r-> | movable velvet-covered pad. French beveled mirror, 44x1’2. Finished either dull or polished. y s ■ C._jf 1,1 T* XCJI* Hl S X-VzCctC i 1 15*' Dining I able measui’cs ->4 inches in diameter when closed: opens to 8 feet. L'eaves finished same IT* '"'X OT* Q■' as balance of top—all of solid Mahoganv. Duo-stvle lock, which permits insertion of two leaves before V-/4-11 1V 1 11.1c* I »r.> t„ s „it end. ennto- Ljko "’" TZ.'’^7'"' ''''"Z’ ' i will prrbnps b-» revelation to B I mers convenience. As far as "he China ( loset is 5 feet 3 inches high, 50 inches wide. All. glass bent. The shelves are of solid i vou Come in and see hist 1 consistent with <mod business Mahogarty. finished same as outside parts. One mirror in back. 44x1’2, at no extra charge. - i .'. ''' * . ’ | : we adapt our terms to each Gilt 1 ’ h, ‘ h,rges<t rvil 'K Table in our entire stock. Solid African Mahogany. F® easy it dto acquire Hie | V1151( , M1) ..- S throughout; 39 inches high, 31-‘2 feet long and 20 inches ileep. A rare gem of new goods you may want. \V| the cabinetmaker’s skill. The entire suit a great value for $25 cash, $lO monthly, .. can please you. i * ‘ F I his Entire Set b> This Entire Set ; I FREE FREE Io Every Purchaser To Every Purchaser I Sets Fiee uitb every Range, no matter the price, ' ° every customer buying s4u. or more, we will p L and with every purchase of S4O or more. The set ' give FREE of charge, this fine set of Blue and I I is exactly as shown—l milk pan, 1 spoon. 1 hang- -WiSk. u<4 , ... L . ■ i- i < ii- -F tWSRMti •vIZ - 't \\ bite Nt eel Ware. Set Consists <•! 13 largt pieces. I mg soup dish, 1 cup, 1 dipper, 1 open sauce pan. 1 WlKg/ffllß, covered sauce pun. I pudding pan, 1 cos- i 7 ! exactly as shown in the cut. This ware is not f I fee pot, 1 dish pan, 1 masliu kettle, 1 wash jsPtSxffi-'' ~’^*~ag^‘ !W \ Z the cheap ware sold in department stores, but tin- H I basin, and 1 large tea kettle. 'lbis set will ' ■ Q very best enamel him- and while st cl that can be make your kitchen complete, li you contemplate made. Every piece is fully warranted t*> be per fc trading at this ston'in the near future, come and 4fectly free from even-the slightest blemish. Each t- select your goods now and get the free set. We - J,P‘ K!( ' is " f fl i)l large size, admirably suited for Li will tag and set your purchase aside and store purpose/ The full set would cost you $5.00 to II free for you until you are ready for delivery. Pay- wmaftiffo .. ■■■ -+‘1.5(1 in any first-class hardware store. Don't W ments on your purchase need nol begin until de W.-74? “WSwiZ' Vi,ik T,ie SU PP , . V > s limited, and there will b. i. I liver}. Lilt don t wait. • ,lu more. A word to the wise is sufficient I * ' , Rj I - - - , ■ ■■-- = — r; | Goods Stored 7 < 1 . I (iotills Sl()red n f Bucks ,912 Heaters _T VZZ NeW Eagle ij hj, --111T 1 ~ ?Zl U..a Heater ' Sih Ze[L Jlw wo a. I IsiiOMrtß- Oz c? Vei 0 goods. The I ■•Z^Z^\ tfe? ' *' ’ iehl> i B V3w iron is gios- _ O i —— nmMM HUT V t i Vw— '■ mi ■■■■ ..mJ Exactly like KtTaZie?B?l FtM, Vl S,X aI1( lne • t The Kbl . AIWwI u b ' Ex'ictlv ' l ' inn ~ Sll ’' ’ s Olir P°P u^ar favorite. Made of solid oak ino veneer ,in Earh E’-c 1,. has 1 "oks like j J Faiglish and Golden Oak. Table 48 inches across, when opened extends 6 feet. Tin- been sold in K And the Like China Closet is G 4 inches high. 40 wide and 15 deep. The Buffet is 41-2 feet high. s s t°re for ! i X prices yon , inches long. 22 deep. The Serving Table is 43x18.The greatest value in zt» jr za j s ' \»ood just ought to (^ u t Atlanta at $5.00 cash. $5.00 monthly for the entire suit OVz relia b1 e b i'if rm j~ ma v" b ""' heater. jSIk y j ■ ? Qh o ds§)AVo odj PI jb® I 103-5-7-9-11 Whitehall Street, Corner Mitchell •. MWHW - THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1912. PHONE CHARTER ASKED. Application was r<-n-ivt-d by the state department today for a charter for the 1 Co-operative Telephone Company of Dawson. The proposed lino will run from Dawson to Cuthbert, Fort Gaines, Blakely and Edison. EXPERTS FIND BOOKS OF STATE TREASURER “0. K.” The American Audit Company has made a report on the books yf State Treasurer Speer, which are carefully checked up every year, showing every thing to be in most satisfactory shape. The company specificaly congratulated the treasurer, through his bondsmen, on “the careful and efficient manner in which the finances of the state are con ducted under Mr. Speer’s direction.” Dr. Francis Reeves Bell. Dr. Francis Reeves Bell, aged S 4 years, died at his home, 491 North Boulevard, this morning at 3 o'clock. He is survived by his wife and one son, W. A. Bell. One brother, Harry Bell, of Carswell, also survives. Want to buy your second-hand furni ture, stoves, household articles and mis cellaneous things? Your ad in the “For Sale, Miscellaneous” columns will be read with interest and your used but useful articles will be sold at a big profit to you.