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7U I miLk. Ml 11 11 lI u »fFV!»rMfflr~KTTrTim-T»TTTWJ» THE MENTER CO. |] TWO BIG BARGAINS Black Messaline CO 70 . Petticoat . . . < O wSt“ ne sl-98 ■Wife 1‘ ’ - ; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Vr SPECIAL SALE This handsome / - /J and attractive / 4 Messaiinewaist ( comes in black. navy, brown. \ Shadow lace ' iffi-,maj 2V 3 Plain Messaline xlV®Wmsflß 5-3 trimming. But- I- ®W F ' R tons at i,ack - I "W I tibgr -gSgigM' r 'A. Regular value I ’f A $3.98. Sale / i/ M 19 ,J=S=S=M Price Thursday / i M W and rida y / I i ’’• W j ffiftfl ”*L_ i_ I I S' H Splendid black Messaline Petticoat. Has Ik 12-inch flounce and dust ruffle. Regular ; * jUXZZI.'.. '■ >. y. a !“ e $ 398 - Sale Price Thursday and I '/• li^ ' Friday, . I $2.78 . . THE MENTER CO. store. Divide bill into weekly payments. THE MENTER c6T i I SUCCESSOR TO MENTER & ROSENBLOOM CO I r ' I ... ’ ' -s^ME»»Mi>^jiiiifca^^rrwaaHx-.ar WW ajMiaMfA-Tii. mi. wr»ii» •>-•- •• • •- l —" J ' Wl '•’■■■-*—-•■—'■•— T-T-:' -,i-xr JIIHI- - -AL -..-la .11 _.T •■-■-rri.l IL-. i. -- ™a I I || MONTGOMERY AbOVE EVERYTHING IN H MOVING PICTURES I 5 j I MBBBHITHIJRSiDAY ONLYBBBBBI “The Grotto of Torture” A TWO-REEL PRODUCTION OF INTENSE HUMAN IN TEREST AND PATHOS. IN WHICH IS DEPICTED THE CUN NING AND BARBARISM OF THE HINDOO. A MOTHER'S H | LOVE AND A HUSBAND'S COURAGE. A HEART-THROB IN EVERY FILM. | f SHI Wi: tUs ' DCt ' i^Yo.cE 0 HIS ~ St II a Favorite KING OF ALL CHARACTC p SINGING COMEDIANS. I H UljCiP P f °f‘ J Knaisel’s Orchestra. Overtures, TiUu’u Selections ana Popular Airs. TF!T»S THE BEST j MONTGOMERY | MW B xhe Moving Picture Man H HAS 8T READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS. ; »gira II irm ■—rwnrrii iirawnm ■■■mwgMMMMmmMMBiwMMMMBiiMMWMB limn ■mini him— n—■ iin mi wmoaauM SOUTHERN RAILWAY I PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH WINTER SERVICE SEASON 1912-1913 CHICAGO FLORIDA LIMITED. KANSAS CITY FLORIDA SPECIAL. OHIO FLORIDA SPECIAL. ! FLORIDA SPECIAL Northbound. Westbound. Northbound. Northbound Lv. Atlanta 5:30 A. M. Lv. Atlanta 7:00 A. M. t v Atlanta o.nn p Tv A+iav>+» c , A Ar. Chattanooga 10:15 A. M. Ar. Birmingham 12:25 N 'N. Ar. Chattanooga \/ kOS A. M. Ar. Chattanooga "/iTT i " 9:35 P M f SUS: Ar - c “< £•“; **?*:«: Ar.^ 5«Ue;..... S «Ue ; ..... 8:55 P ? M. 8pringa...........7:45 A M Southbound. | Ar. St. Louis 7:31 A. M. ; Ar. St. Louis 7:25 A. M. Ar. Louisville 8:40 A. M. Southbound. ' I Ar. Hot Springs 77710:35 A. M. Atlanta 3 _ 05 JJ. Ar. St. Louis 5:40 P*. M. Ar Macon* '’ A. »L ! Southbound. Ar. Jacksonville \ :"\//12:45 EH Southbound. Ar Jacksonville '7 ' 8:40 IL v ’ Atlanta 9:30 P. M. Lv. Atlanta 11:20 AM. —U Uct r± sul \ vniO • : _. K ’*— Ar> MacOn 11:50 P - M - COACHES, PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS. DINING Ar Macon P M I Ar. Brunswick ■■■ • ■ 7:45 A. M. Ar. Jacksonville 7:40 A. M. cars Ar. Jacksonville '’. ’. ’ 8:20 p’. M. I COACHES, PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS. DINING r - . • 7:45 A. M. - _ j I CARS. Coaches, Pullman Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars. NEW TRAIN STARTS NOVEMBER 26TH. Coaches, Pullman Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars. CITY TICKET OFFICE, NO. 1 PEACHTREE STREET I mi i»iis«KSMMwibWMMWTii iwiwm READ FOR PROFIT-GEORGIAN WANT AOS- USE FOR RESULTS THE ATI.aNTA GEORGIAN AXD NEWS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1912. “At Rich’s—The Store of Careful Service” 5 o ninii o none nn “ eur ! He T re I m.nts of the better kinds. Our IVI Mil M Jf KM| I % 111 fousse, BachmO. FowX X 5/ 3 termS Floor. 11l- I tIVII IX UllUVfl UUfl K G,<,^in^7'’ 1 J£ 35 _J gg 1 400 New and Stylish $35.00 to $45.00 Suits at I 15 • S 5 Here is news of tremendous in- ig F" * 5 terest to every woman who has yk I S n<?t yet bought her winter suit. 1x•fl O 1 SE '<=£ /7 1/ "I* ’ s news that, might be expected at the end of Jp 7JJ / Hited ' i ' - January, but never in the middle of November. Sr I nA ---For the very suits for which you would expect V V Wta to pay $35-°° to oo are here at $19.75. 5E E '''' -B I ■w If —Moreover, please remember that these suits are S£ * ‘ Bf ' 1 rzSB '"'iff ’’SHi' 1 J F*ll nOt « rac^"wear Y tag-ends, but spic, span, new suits jg 5 'SPI I ’f|M ' ‘lf / I which goon sale'tomorrow for the very first time. bU MIBMb i II vII . It y jMMMI I jjF ’ • ®l i / / 11 zS" ’ ■ r Uttk ---They are surplus stocks and “clean-up” lots Z mMb from our own good makers, and their duplicates sold S »* 17 A“ right here earlier in the season at twice over present 2b -Z TM A I- ll* prices. s £ ® \ ■ ■ RFtmv b1 "''AB! ' 1 * iave fancied. There are stunning diagonals, sturdy serges, sofi satiny JJ- \ ' yjgffißMl. h ■Bj broadcloths, nobby two-tone effects, and mixtures. Straight and <-uta- <• ' 10 \\'-fWxi • bs- \ wa y coats, plain as a pipestem or elaborately trimmed in frogs, braid." '* V 't : ' I | and velvets. Silk and satin lined. Sizesand styles to suit all. S did ■I / I*7 J 91 tt colors and mixtures and. of course, plenty of the staple nav\ bines. to |/ I J 1 Tr‘ / ’Bi » browns and blacks. Not a suit in the lot worth less -g m •"* >» 7 z7 A— ’ \ z xl < /'x fl Ml than $35; fully half worth S4O to $45. And choice |VI / J L»Z l I Ilf tomorrow is just ' :jl * I— u in SI IM' I Irlf ■ E Winter Coats Near Half Price 2 Told the story yesterday. The long warm O « All I J A. • s P‘‘h hi the North caused man\ can<-ella- « s; nair rnce on All flats n pw lions, and disgusted and discouraged mak- 5 i' . ■ ii- , , liv“ ers disposed of their sto<-ks al discounts afl TB kvery trimmed hat m stocks— the new furs alone excepted y o f a third to almost half< ()111 . huver (I<l —is now at just hall its former price. I here are no re- / jLX \ to New York and captured 300 smart, up- J *tnctions. not a trimmed hat is reserved. Each hat retains , \ to-date coats which we are selling at a S 1J its original price ticket—find tie hat yon ike (and there COFSCtS \ third to almost half less than usual prices. are plenty to choose tnm.) and pav just lialf. Every kind of coat that has been’ pro- *- ! 'nits <ll So. All s_.) hats at $12.50. VmlV nounced fashionable and right this season is rep- ; All >2O hats at $lO. \ll SSO hats at $25. M(W( ; y\ resented -belted and plain, severely and sane; tai- M< -n,, all T T « • ill lit i a« r* zx * fl* 7 ? CA -m'”l 11 lored. auto and street eoats, coats for school and BL. All Untrimmed Hats Worth to $12.50 at JZ.Ov .W ui college ghk coats forty business O r society won.- i'Ua , i i • , i , ?• > - .VmM 11 «n- Choose from chinchillas, bolides, diagonals, Chouse anj untrnnnied shape in stock that fortnerly /K «■< zv ZV , ■ <■ ,<> , , ... tSL 5 w 1.1 HP 1.. MKW.;- SR fill IL 7'l "I"- 'll »t “ plush., „„.l vlLe. i„ 1,1,„.k. white and .-..100. fw«W FW-U| lliwelHtle prices: •«'*<*»* Coats worth to $25 at $15.00* ;• Untrimmed Hats Worth to $5 at $1.98 Coats worth to $3 _ at $19.75 5 I ’■-"gji Black velvet shapes—a maker s close-out lot—in almost a dozen of the merits. ■ BLj "A® very newest models. Stx les and shapes to become anv type of beautv. The > orsets are nameless, btu e, < - + COK AA 5- yS Values Io at just $1 9s. ‘ ‘ P eop« Coatb Worth to a t SZO.UUj> . “The Plume Store of Atlanta.” Millinery—Second Floor. °, ur itmo ' 'la.iame c ie-.. s».oo '.Sale al 8:30 Jleadv-to-Wear. Second Floor.) J Corsets. ’-Jl® Th< ni terial , 2 1200 Framed Pictures Worth $1 jo $3 at 59c » 7’^r. t ;:\nX7*nCum<’m.-" 11 T 1 ?,.c We Do Hand Embroidery 2 i There are small pictures Bxlo, medium size pictures 16x22. aud very Mings an or luce and ribbon. . . . i • i i large pictures 22x30. In almost every instance ar *i e embroider monograms and initials by m The Frame alone is worth twice 59c. unwc-iow bust with. d fxt?a hand m the hnest manner at most z J b rames dr»* of oak. mission, gilt, mahogany, novelty moulding, burnish- pair J.!*/suV/'»-»ri'V> I ' , L7iV.< \p<i H’HSolia u(* pl bu s. | la<-u \ our or- .kv ed gold. Early English woods, etc. Hardly a picture in the lot is worth AH ,-izes. Same i.'orset." und<-. dei’S HOW for Handkerchiefs. as Z®® less than $1 : some are worth to $5; any number are worth $2 amt $3. . vTo* 5 naine sell f< " WO call Dot take order.' 'af te r jN) 58l -!? < hoice jusi 59c . corsets—secon d floor. Wediiesda v November 0 ” m (Sale at 8:30 a. m. Art Section. Famous Center Aisle—Main Floor.) Linen—Main Floor. - m. rich & bros. co. II ■■ Ml, I II! 11l I 9