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Gifts for Men at CONE’S
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Coat RrnslKß fin Caaea.
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TrareHßc CMaea. tn Cutn < •»<*•. ShartaiM Seta. Lucky Curve Fountain Pens,
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I'oekrt Maniem-e Seta for ««r. two. three “ r >rrur» pan). $2. 50 tO S2O. ()D. AlOSt 111011
Pullman Travel In* or four pftvntoa. '♦h»’*v»»« Wrora < nin«ni fl«-<1).
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INillnaan Hair Ort el. la* Inp, of Mtrrora. whl.-fc uakr most av-I . . , ,«
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oOleoi pipokla cases. Travolta* Caeea. la p ... .
Coat Horka la corn- leather, completr la Toilet WitMn nt all stamtard n n.,, cpif-til 1 pTQ Ail (1 VP SI
paot leather I met- Khoay or Ivory I IIIW OCII llliMO ail U VV .
I»K raseo. Toilet aerosolties. maoutactarers. DeliKhtfol I,
l.ea Safety Haaora. I'lqar Pocket Cases. pirvcl/ at
Ourham Duplex Ra- Clkurette Cases. [use after shavlog. pVLhCI 3IJ .VO.
tons. <T«ar l.lphtera.
Ilaaor strops. Ssh ITay and l liar | Hubher Set Shavla* Brushes,
lutonntlc Kazor. Lighter coittbiurd. hnr
*lro|j|»rr fur Safety Mrrrgrbaiini IM pm. Imported *nnp. DI ’’ —'' '** DOX
raaar blailra. Hrlar Pipe*. sold ■v*** 1 ’ ’ aq
Pocket Klaaka, %- mounted. * ratHlsg Medtrtnr ria. f’W* *7 (jZ.Zt)
pint to pint. (Mined Jars Prince ; \ '4»TV V'‘J /
"■■""• «ogarsl woi>»ter. 2.-. in .
1 — hox . $2.50 .»a $3
Umrrirart Mrdieiee combined. I jr $
• Hronae Smoking " et " Dr.L 4 al*eder.. RelUblWldt, 25 ill 1)(>X;
—— —— 4nitro Cnmi-ras, na $2.25
Safety Razors l,,rr • ■•«»», , o „ B d. gsj|
oval and square. gMI A ISO SIZCS 311(1 SlUlpf'S
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« 3’>< r>'"‘ a— " r " n ’ r »'••'•’•■■••• |fe=si as high as SIO.OO per box.
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a,..1 we „>ll ailow !• per rent <.>"C|. ' , " M "" prO([ll<'tS of tile best Taill-
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S3 UNCLE TRUSTY says: “I am raising a 1
new kind of pumpkin, called the Bonehead ||
■■.T’* variety. Every one has a fanny face on it ” 1
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fSKkl B >> ' Every one also bears the name “Rent Payer,” so the L
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MR. BONEHEAD RENT-PAYER PUMPKIN
\ \3r'V'Cj l - • vou h }ive thoughtlessly fallen inio that variety by being a Rent Payer, $
\y \ whv not think a little and get out of it by becoming a Home Buyer?
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‘a We oifer now a 5-rooni house on corner 10l 70x130 feet at Capitol View
'vJ J which can b< bought for *2O a month, which is loss than the average man
fcrV pays as Rent.
yPT* Wont you let us help you to get out of the ‘Bonehead” class.
W. D. BEA TI E
Both Phones 3520 207 Equitable Bldg. I
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A “Bank Book”
There is no Christmas gift more useful
and none so acceptable. as money.
Deposit the amount to the credit of
the recipient with this hank; it is the
most appropriate wav of offering monex.
This
Is a Practical Gift-
and may prove the foundation of sue-
; cess to the ones who receive it. by en
couraging them to add to this account by
Saving their Money.
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Central Bank & Trust Corporation
ASA G. CANDLER, President
Candler Bldg.
Branch: Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth Sts
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READ FOR PROFIT—GEORGIAN WANT ADS—USE FOR RESULTS.
rHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.MONDAY, m rmsm h. ntiz
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
From Hawkes
THE most important Gift—a pair of Solid
Gold Glasses for Father and Mother. $6.50
to $12.00. Ihe correct lenses fitted after the
holidays without extra charge.
Opera Glasses ss.so to $35.00
Gold-Filled Lorgnette $6.00 to SIO.OO
Automatic Eye Glass Hooks ,50c to $2.75
Gold and Gold-Filled
E. G. Chains s2.oo and SI.OO
Waterman's Fountain Pens $2.50 to $15.00
Handle Reading Glasses ... SI.OO to $4.50
Magnifying Glasses (pocket') ...25c to $6
School Microscopes $2.50 to sls
Telescopes $2.50 to sls
Field Glasses s6 to $18.50
Binoculars $25 to SSO
Compasses 25c to $3.50
KODAKS Brownie Cameras
l'he gift suitable for every s Make splendid presents,
member of the family. ! complete line at SI.OO to
$5.00 to $65. $12.00.
Catalogue on request.
Any article sent by Mail or Express on receipt
of price.
A. K. HAWKES CO.
OPTICIANS
14 Whitehall
THE DIX GUARANTEE
ON DIAMONDS
Is based upon the soundest business principles, and the fact
that there is no such thing as a second-hand diamond, and that
diamonds are recognized collateral anywhere in the civilized
world.
Our large purchases permit our buying diamonds direct
from the largest cutters of the world in original lots, thereby
saving the wholesaler’s and jobber’s profits.
We are diamond specialists, and our diamonds are graded
and classed with exacting care until each one has its actual
value, and so marked in plain figures.
Every solitaire diamond we sell is with the understanding
that we will exchange it whenever desired and allow full pur
chase price, together with any meantime advance in value, as
part payment on larger diamonds.
We will cheerfully buy back any solitaire diamond at its I
full cash price, less 1 0 per cent, if returned within one year of
purchase.
Our liberal methods of business sometimes force others to
consent to similar terms and to adopt our methods, but have
you ever tried to cash a piece of goods?
Our reputation for fair and progressive dealing is excelled
by no other diamond house. We live up to our reputation—
not upon it, and stand firmly back oi our values.
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Request our Diamond Books, Set No. 11, that explain
themselves.
HARRY L. DIX, INC.
Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Jewelers
2JB-9-10 Candler Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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111 DO YOU SAVE?!
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I I Have you paused long enough to realize that you hav< || | I
S not been a success this year unless you have sav- I II I | I
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11 1 If you have not opened a savings account yov I,
jwwjkhave not done your duty by yourself, your w’f< I; 11 |
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ISIK Every man can try to make his life what H ||| |
should be but you will find it hard to do without | |
r | money. We do not mean that money is everything. 111 111
II / ’ WP <l° tr,V 10 ” n l ness on • von 1( a bsolute neces- nil Illi
/ sity of saving some of your money. |fi|||l|jj w
/ | TjLb- The little earnings and the little savings make || |Hhi
I°»V -h p nation’s prosperity. xjrvA
Travelers Bank and Trust Co.
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If business is not brisk, find something to keep you bus} and pay a profit
at the same time.
Please learn how easy it is to do this by reading Georgian Want Ads.
11 you wish to secure additional capital to increase your business
READ GEORGIAN WANT ATM
Many men are willing to help you. You can find a partner, secure busi
ness-getting agents, find customers for your goods, rent a part of your store
through Georgian Want Ads.
READ THEM NOW.
You will learn many things it pays to know.