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CHAMBERLIN-JOHNSON-DuBOSE CO. A DRESS OCCASION Because Seventy Five Serge Dresses Are $7.98 and $8.75 Instead of SIO.OO and $11.75 And still their chief charm is not that they are underpriced, but that they are so very attractive. They are dresses so made and trimmed that women would want them for their style and good looks with little thought of their prices. We consider it very good fortune that we can sell such dresses underprice! 1 he material is a fine, soft French serge, that seemingly will always be good style-in navy, brown, garnet and black. A number of models-—one has a waist with plaited back, the “dug out” low collar of velvet, wide re vers and little frillings on the sleeves—-another shows large velvet buttons, velvet edged belt and turn back cuffs of striped silks.' Another is smart with white and black buttons and an odd little V shaped yoke that is much liked in the fur season We do not believe that such pretty dresses could possibly stay here long at these prices. Come in the morning. With these are— Specially Priced Bedford Cord Dresses at $12.50 A rather wide wale Bedford cord in navy, taupe, brown and black Made along splendid lines; they fit gracefully. Very smartly fixed about the neck with a small sailor collar of corded silk, a silk bow of contrasting shade and covered buttons—-buttons trim the sleeves, too. A suede belt to match is stitched in the shade of bow at the neck. You might look long before finding so much pret tiness—and at $12.50. * Chamberlin =Johnson=Du Bose Co. The Seaton Wheel Company Manufacturers of THE WONDERFUL SEATON SPRING WHEEL are organizing a selling company for the State of Georgia. frdBRiSW \x I a// w l gji-tft/dßWip »sstefc:■- Z J BWrO 1G b&I-A I: ■ 1 w wL>® B ■ X < sBMt 4 ' ‘Z X&> 7* *“J»V •' J-A ' i wv wi 1& «/ Bl v> ■ i, ‘ _. $/ i ire >w ? Interested and r.esponsibile parties who have ability j can obtain details of organization from FACTORY | REPRESENTATIVE, at Room 818 Piedmont Hotel. ■ Wheel on Exhibition at Auto Show. Demonstrated ! with car upon Atlanta Streets. | EVERY WANT AD HAS A MEANING GEORGIAN ™MR I Ml/ ALL ITS OWN ATLANTA THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1912. NEW YORK PARIS DON’T MISS BIG SHOW AT BONITA THEATER ALL THIS WEEK If you want to see a ilandy good mu sical comedy, filled to the brim with laughable climaxes, good music, catchy songs and up-to-date jokes, in addition to a pretty girl chorus that would do credit to any show in the world. Allen & Kenna, with their “Aviation Girls.” are too well known to need comment, and the beautiful new motion pictures which a-re shown between each performance are well worth the price of admission alone, which is 10c for adults and 5c for children. (Advt.) STUDENTS NOW DECIDE TO HAZE ONLY-SMART ALECKS’ SWARTHMORE, PA., Nov. 22.—1 n the future, at Strathmore college, only “fresh” freshmen will be hazed. This was de cided at a meeting of the student gov ernment commission. General hazing will no longer be in dulged. In the past, every freshman un derwent certafti penalties, whether lie needed it or not.. Now only those fresh men violating the “rules” will be taken in hand by the upper classmen. By. feWaa.i\?- hm 0 ifey» ga : i s I'3 MafflHHr s - The tread that makes ® MmwF thebrake effective Morr upon the co-operation between your brakes »!' i*' No matter how good your brakes are you don’t stop if the lii j treads of your tires don't respond by gripping the road. “All IlllilW // the ‘brakes’ are with you” when your car is equipped with H MR law ™ 2 Tires Best in the Short Stop” x-r* - '- 100 branches and service stations and innumerable dealers everywhere can now supply you with this new Safety Tread, in any size and to fit any rim. The B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, O. Largest in the Word Atlanta Branch 25 Houston St. GAS ON LITTLE FARM MAKES FARMER RICH ST. CLAIRSVILLE. OHIO. Nov. 21. John Roti.geb was making $2.68 a day as a miner until gas was discovered on his seyenteen-acre farm. Now his income is SIOO a day ,V ' ' '‘"W- /■/ f 'W3H ' Bl Pope-Hartford Model 31, ill B 4-Cylinder Limousine, 40- ill B horse power, long stroke ill IS/ motor, Gray & Davis electric 111 111 starter, etectric dynamo light- 111 111 ing. Completely equipped. 11l /// $3,250 111 l. ots of s erv,ce crane lIL 30 and 32 James The gas fixtures lighting the main Audi torium and Courtland street were designed and manufactured by General Gas Light Com pany for the National Commercial Gas Asso ciation Show, and are used for Automobile Show. The Safety Tread takes orders from the brakes gets busy and brings the car up standing. The first bar to touch the street pushes the ooze out of the way, and keeps it away while the other bars get a good grip on the clean spot under the tire. another "Woodrow wilson.” MONTGOMERY, ALA., Nov. 21. Woodrow Wilson Bailey, a two-day-old baby boy, has the distinction of being the first child in Montgomery to be named for the president-elect. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M J. Bailey. This new Safety Tread tire solves the skid By removing the cause. It is a Goodrich Tire thru and thru. It has Goodrich Quality, Goodrich Unit Construction and Goodrich Tough Tread—only more of it. It delivers mileage in Goodrich heaping measure. CHILD BORN WITH FULL GROWTH OF GRAY HAIR WHITESBURG, KY., Nov. 21. -Pine ; Creek farming community is agog over I the birth of a baby Moy with a full growth of gray hair. Mrs. John 11. Craft, • wife of a farmer, is the mother. 13