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6 MB SHRINE IN NIGHT ME Banquet and Initiation of Sixty Candidates Follow Torch light Spectacle. Four hundred red fezze*. thrown into strong relief by their wearer*' tor<Te*, bobbed down the principal Imaini-** streets of Atlanta last nig) ;. elos<dx followed by aundrv white-faced cap tive* and the famous taatab camel. The shrlners were having their regular initiation parade and banquet, and •’,<> candidate* were revealed the myst'rl,* of the desei t and the t.-mnle aft. r the parade and dinnei. A cordon of police headed the Surin ’ era, and dost behind came the iw I fezzes and torches. The lights v.r. , unusual in their number, as almost ■ every man marching was carrying : either a fusee or torch. A dctachmeni i of Shrlners led the drum and bugle Corp* from the Macon delegation of tie >1 Slhah temple, and behind them came the Yaarab patrol of Un- Atlanta tem ple, clad In zouave coatume of \ allow satin pantaloon* ami scarlet jackets, topped by oriental headgear. Behind the Red Mot’s drum corps an.l band came the throng of th. throne of the Imperial potentate, .1. A. Heinz. With the potentate In the decorated au tomobile were Walter It Andrews, chief rtibbim, I>. K Ashln . assistant rabban; Charles F„ Robertnon, high priest and prophet; Del.os Hill, first eiiemonlal master. Paul Reese, second ceremonial piaster, and John <'. Joiner, royal ori ental guide. H. R. Malsby rude the Yaarab camel for a time, but finally concluded that navigation on the ground wag much better. The nobles of Vaarab and .A! Slhah temple* ami many visitor*, all carrying torches, brought up the rear. FREE 1 MONDAY J Io the First V I wentv - Five LADIES Who buy $ 1.00 worth of goods or more, Mo n day, Dec. 16th, I will give a SOC Greer's Peer less Patent I Dust Pan I" 'X Just Like / ThiS M. GREER “ The Upstairs Jeweler 21-2 WALTON STREET ■■■■■■■■■■■(■■■■nusaaantsa* mm .-i» • naaaMHMBMMMMBRMiHManaaiMBHaaaaaMaBMMB < x ' Z'ik Christmas (iift Suggestions , ' I CANARIES 4'fTh, >. bi uutifu’. little birds, the priina / ’ ■ jj£f mill v- of tlii bird kingdom, make all up- ! / ’ r ' ' ’hro-- |! .ik gift, constant re- ■'a .linin' of tli,- givi ■ W. have Just re- -jr '■ -eiveil an importation direct from the ' ' 11 o’ mountair -of <termany. and are of- \ *' ll1 ' them to the trruli as long as tl’.vV JF • . \ V' $2.50 Each Every one a guaranteed singer; also guaranteed to give entire satisfaction, CAGES We have these from $1 toslo I 111 I I * ,w ’T T'i Illi |||'®lhil '• I And some beautiful \ Hll lUmllll r designs at the ‘ .-jflfflC prices. 1 Mail orders receive prompt “i attention. M’MILLAN SEED COMPANY The Old Reliable Seed Store j ~— T 1 " ~ SHOP TALK 1 jhJI i I ED BELLIVEAU. KJ Belliveau, who has so long been identified with the music business in this section - f the country. Is now with the W. W. Kimball Company, ’,'4 North Pryor street. I Mr Belliveau who has been travel ing for the past several years, will con fine hi- . fforts to selling goods In the city, though he will be glad to hear from or call upon his out-of-town friends who are wanting Instruments. He says that his company is espe cially Interested In hearing from those desiring pipe organs built. In their homes, churches, lodges and such places. He mentions that the Kimball Com pany I* now bringing out a great many pianos, grand pianos and player pianos of exclusive ease design, to sulf people who are desirous of possessing an in strument conforming to the architec ture, and in other ways, fitting into the general scheme of a well appointed home. They offer, and have regularly In stock, sone twelve or fifteen styles of player pianos, 45 to 50 styles of pianos and about half dozen grand I pllmof. I Mr. Belliveau invite* his friends to call and sfe him, and assures them of . very courtesy from his company and from himself. Tlte King Hardware Company has show windows that are attracting un usual attention. One window has n beautiful collection of children’s toys, which appeal to old and young alike. \n elaborate display of silverware sug gests Christmas cheer. 62-YEAR-OLD BLIND TIGER GETS SENTENCE OF YEAR WAYCROSS. GA„ Dec. 14.—Being 62 years old did not help G. E. Warren, a white man. charged with violating the state prohibition law, as Judge T. A. Parker gave him a twelve months sen tence at the state farm. In passing sen tence, Judge Parker said he felt that a year on the fatm would prove a big help to Warren, as the court’s information was that Warren had not only been sell ing whisky for some time, but had been manufacturing it in the Okefenokee I swamp. TWO GOOD SHOWS AT THE BONITA THEATER FOR NEXT WEEK Next week the popular Allen & Ken i’na Musical Comedy Company, assist- I ed by tile chorus of pretty ’’Aviation \ Girls.' will present two of the most amusing comedies to be steen In Atlanta this season. On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday the hill will be The Burglar Alarm” and on Thursday. Friday and Saturday “The Grafter” w ill be tile attraction. There are few companies in existence who have ever pleased the patrons of a popular-priced theater for so long a time as tin- Allen & Kenna company. Each week since their initial perform ance they have grown in favor with the patrons of The Bonita. Their pro ductions have be.-n high class in every particular, and thoroughly in accord with the policy of the house to allow no suggestive or risque lines used in any show. The motion pictures which are shown between each and every performance are the best obtainable, and have prov en to be one of the best features of the theater. (Advt.) “The Whip" is the name of the new serial which begins Monday. It is an exciting tale of love and adventure. It’s based on the play of the same name now run ; ning in New York. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1912. Informal Dinner Party. Mr. and Mis. Edward T. Brown gave J-: dinner party last • venlng In honor of Mr and Mrs. James Young Swift, of Rose Hill, Elberton. . Th table was decorated In iiarcis.-i. Roman hyacinths and fern, al! the de : tails emphasizing th<- white and green I color motif Fraternity Dance. T .■ ■. ■ , of the Sig r a Nu fra - j ternlty gave a delightful dance at their | fraternity house last evening. Mr. anl ! Mr*. L. VV. Roberts and Mrs. R. H. Whitt w-: • chaperon*. Among the gut sts were Misses Emily Cassin and her guest., Belle Carter, of Columbus; K ile Cooper, Janie Cooper, Rebie Wil kin*, Estelle Fort, Helen Stewart, Mar garet Traylor and Mary King. Constipation and Sluggish Liver Don’t take chance*. Get CARTER’S LITTLE UVER PILLS right bow. They never fail to make the liver do it* duty. They cun constipation, banish ind«e*. Uon, drive out bdiousne** and the blue*, *toD dizzineu, clear the complrxion. put jtSSJ£!r- E- -Vi a healthy glow on the | check and sparkle in the eye. 7 here are m any imitations. Be sure and r t CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. The pill it *mr il c dose it mall, pnea M tmall, but results are jeat. The GEN'JLNK tautt boar sigaaturei - ' jO ) 3 CRANKSHAW ’ S II CT J re Supreme” “Permanency,” the Keynote u | Os This Gift Stock | DRECIOUS STONES, GOLD, PLATINUM, SILVER, > s I etc., beautiful gift things of a known and permanent value, I many of which increase in value as the years roll by. Even the I smallest and most inexpensive articles from a stock of this character make charming, appropriate gifts that will be highly appreciated. , s Make it a “Crankshaw” Christmas. With the range of selection /; here you can make it an economical, medium or very liberal one. i ; A Wealth of Suggestions j| i IN GOLD. —DIAMOND RINGS —PITCHERS ; ( —WATCHES —CLUSTER RINGS —GOBLETS I \ —CH A INS —CIGARETTE CASES —SANDWICH TRAYS / ) —PENDANTS ' —MATCH BOXES —COMPOTES ( \ / —BRACELETS -BELT PINS —SERVICE PLATES \ / \l —BROOCHES -THIMBLES -BREAD AND BUTTER / \\ —BAR PINS -SCARF PINS PLATES // J -MESH BAGS IN SILVER. -CARD CASES ““If — // —CARD CASES —TEASETS —VANITY CASES I \ ,//f —GOLD BEADS —COFFEE SETS —CIGARETTE CASES \ V 5 a. —NECKLACES —JAM POTS —MANICURE SETS C —FOBS —PLATTERS —TOILET SETS (From 3 VC ? —SIGNET RINGS —VEGETABLE DISHES to 20 pieces.) i /A Bracelet Watches-—the very latest 1912 novelties in Ij ladies’ timepieces make lovely gifts. r )) ( ll e Earnestly Suggest That You Make \our Selections Nou) .Mil Charles IV. Crankshaw TTzl 111 IT hitehall St., Atlanta National Bank Building J|S ll® l ; h v/ RERD FOR PROFIT GEORGIAN WANT ADS USE FOR RESULTS Facts About This Store You Should Know This store is brimming with new things. Silver. Crystal. Gems and .Jewels are flashing with unwonted brilliancy.. There is a charm that catches the eye and makes yon linger for a longer look. I’he atmosphere of our store is comforta ble, easy and pleasant. Our salespeople know their business, and though unobtrusive, are glad to offer sugges tions in making a selection whenever desired. We have only one price. We make that as low as goods of like quality can lie sold, and do not shade it. Every one fares alike, abso lutely so. We mention these jytints because they are to your as well as our. interests, if you have jewelry or gift buying to do, and nearly every one has during the holidays. uetrexuras wHmxMAuii r CHRISTMAS [T ’£ GIFTS 0-0 J' (Mw FOR INDIES AND MISSES Wjlj j i Set of Furs, $2.62 up. Stylish Hat, $2.50 up. Silk Waist, »» ''i* a $1.98 up. Silk Dress, $7.95 up. Silk Petticoat, $2 98 up. 4i» ||i|i Shoes, $2.50 up. Skirt, $1.98 up. Cloth Dress, $6.95 up. W Winter Suit, $lO up. Winter Coat, $8 up. FOR MEN AND YOUTHS Suits, $12.50 up. Overcoats, sls up. Raincoats, $5 up. 0 Sweaters, $2.50 up. Hats, $1 up. Shoes, $2.75 up. 8 Why not buy yourself a nice Christmas present ? CHARGE EVERYTHING. Divide bill into weekly payments. * THE MENTER CO. 711-2 Whitehall Street, Upstairs. First Stairway Below J. M. High Co. |... fa M