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8 Brenau College Conservatory An Idea! College for the Ambitious American Girl The Spring Term Opens on January 21 With Most Flattering Prospects. The Fall Term, Which Is Practically Closed With the Christmas Holidays Has Seen the Largest At tendance in the History of This Institution. Before the u<i»mt ■- havo begun to leave for their houu•> to enjoy the Christinas holiday . prepwra tlone are alroadj under way for the beginning of ’he term, which opens on Tuesday. January 21. The fall t« rvn. a hi<di hus dra n to o practical <1of» with the begin nilig of the holiday season, I»hh been, deckb aiL tin b< ■-> .m<! moM imorcMine in tin of the famoui* eollegi and <-onw» rvalory. and th< outlook I«»r ining i* rrn is even hr’ f • VS i’b » a’f. nd anco of over •'<»<’ students drawn • • a< lb ' ’ • VivaeiouF .o ’i\ iiy v hirh I ;r never been sui pa<* With v» r.v lew ex ception-. 11,. t Herts < nnd’ed for th. fa'l t« rm will continue through th<‘ spring course and in addition a ni/nh. tof it .-■» r\ a . ioti> h;. v • b< n i iU . : so Hi .d» nt ho w< rc pre vented from attending tbi- fall, but w.io v. ill take up theii -• h<><>' diiti* *• ;<• th beglnnirtir of th** l. rm. Tip . 1 . ' .i■ I .. ■ ■ ’ n.l. room -ill. i - ' * obtnln- al.l In th»»* who ar<- ibslroiis of entering, hot has** not )**l made their rewi v allo t.'. In order to (.tire for t' nni'tnt.’tlly heavy attendance this fall, additions* to the already large t ollegi •■■iilipinenl were made which pro I ■ ample room for the students who ate to matriculate for lln unlm: t* m The Worth of Brenau. ■|" yortl of Brenau was never better *‘.;empbhed than bi tin con s . -itly inert a' mi ittvm am e from t< io m'term Mtffll rollegeß In • eioata from year to year, but Bre nau < (>ums an tne.easi eio It Suc re iling term. When it is eonsld erort that Kronau, while deeply re ligious, Is .i non - seel a rian Institu tion and has the backing and influ cnee of tm particular denomination, and can rely upon no endowment to Increase its attendiinee. its stead.', growth from term to term is a wonderful tribute to the true worth of the Institution. *' Brenau wins out and continues to grow, develop amt enlarge through the sheer form of the personality which it typifies, plus the climate which it enjoys winter and summer, and the wonderful personnel of its faculty, which is constantly en larged and Strengthened In order to keep abreast of its Ideals. Nes tling at the foothills of the Blue Ridge, it Is sheltered from severe vi inters and Insured mild summers, an ideal combination. The largest and most piogressive college for vi omen in the South, every effort is exerted to have Brenau conform to the requirements of such a distinc tion. Sorority houses, the most modern adjunct to Independent col lege life for women, are in Vogue at Brenau. where, under careful chaperonage an<l faculti supervi sion. they have found their best de velopment. Famous for Music. Long famous for its mush al course, Ilu-nau has* inaugurated the pl. i o$ ullov. log full credit for mu s’-'h! '\ork •. ken. ami as a result this feature has proven a most at tiactive one and has enabled Bre nau to . .<htly boast of the tlneat nL. tu.t i hi tv in tin South. Ap ply kiting the fa* t that where 500 girls ah gathered al one institu lion it would not be powible for all * to keep tin same puce in their BRENAU COLLEGE CONSERVATORY cox College and Conservatory Com College •■<! Co»»eivatary io bent College Park, ■cT'l ISMok tccogoixed more every day at an iaatita- * T jJp tioaof thorough iaitructioa aad high ttaa* tarda, audio its history of aevea -sitf 1 V IcScUaJ * y years it is today more thorough* JwMLstflWgffv ™rW , ******fr-uAi *lfo ly organized thin ever before. - tr eglife I ts Com College is ideally located >* "ill W >i-Wh near Atl.nta, tbe mo»t p. ogfessive Taife' oh fl ' Tl‘M % *W’ Chy io the South and its health * A record io aasarpasoed. It UtH -dKSy i<T JSH ’il’iM. boasts of haviog the moot »-«&3lg|.KB III ISXjF j*_/fia A *J> Jfc«eders equipment tor in* - „ TpjLf-g k *■ ■$ ' 1 ® 4r,,t '*‘ oß *• Hterary and lIKSSHIW'IBfA hA. t'' M l B conservatory work, and '"'' r ** Prides itself on its ‘-AMniS k 'xlWfe I '' • beautiful campus with FV -*SEa»«3L r™- ■ - , < many botanical sped* E» -O<bWtmH y»aW ffiEwa mens. Its well-equipped ** -IWgJ* . libraries., laboratories .ci.’-J* *•<’ ■■«•■• •<»«« -■<* •d ™ . .« *» **•' »rUio«»ev «t • thorough curriculum. Coz College has always drawn patronage from the best tamllioa ol the South and it points with pride to ito many students and alumna wbo occupy some of the most prominent places in our Southland ' The present siaff of officers and teachers in the literary and conservatory departments numbers thirty one. The tuid-ng principles in the selection of thio faculty has been (or moral worth and proficiency and ito member* represent some of the best American and European Universaties and Conservatories Students may entei the different departments to advantage os the Bth of January. Parents who desire for their daughter* the best instruction under the most favorable surroundings, apply COX COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY. College Park. Georgia. TWO GOOD SHOWS AT THE BONITA THEATER FOR NEXT WEEK Next Week tl • popular Allan <V Ken- t tia Musical Comedy Company, assist- i ed by the chorus of pretty "Aviation I Girls,' will present two of the most i ■ dius'ng comedies to be seen In Atlanta I this season. On Monday Tuesday ami Wednesday . the bill will be "The Burglar Alarm” I and on Thu sday I'riday and Saturday i “The Grafter" will be the attraction. There art few comp .ni in existence who have ever pleased tin patrons of a popular-priced theater for so long time us the Allen A Kenna company Each week since their Initial perform ance they have grown in favor with Kite patrons of The Bonita. Their pro ductions have been 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 afe"shown between each and every performance are the best obtalnabh and have prov en to be one of the best features of the theater. tAdvt.) By AW A I.I’MX A. Rt»;<l;»-s, Ronan has instituted the unit xysi. a when by it is poaaible to*- tie student to gaduab in the i gular four-year <or if, by reason of* being better pr-pared, oloje-r application to her atudiea or unusual brilliancy, to complete the course in three years. As a con '<•< saion to those vv no. desirous of attending college b it are unabl- to apart- more than two years at this work, a specially prepared course, covering that period, has been ar ranged by the faculty and is meet ing witii a hearty reception. - Brenau Is presided over- by co piesldents. D H. J. Pearce and Dr. 1' J S’rnrmn- Dr. Pearce baa h« an Brenau grow from thirty stu den'.s to its prwnt high water in rk of attendance numbering over . no. ||; has been repeatedly hon ored with degrees from various col lege® hi • ■ and has won his letters abroad. Be la in charge of the chair of psychology and his Pearce problem h •« been cornin' nted upon favorably by a number of the lead ing psychoiogiat s throughout the country. Dr. Simmons devotes much of bis time to’bls travelogue talks. Ib has recentlx girdled the glola and the souvenirs he has brought bark with him form the basis of one of the most interesting and unique collections of curios to hr found with any college In the country. Dr. and Mrs. Simmons are fte<iurnt)y accompanied on these tours by former students of Brenau. It has ever been the ideal of Bre nau to have the most efliclent fac ultv' obtainable. Graduates of Bre nau specialize abroad and return to this college to give their alma mater the benefit of their teachings. To these are added the nw»st effi cient instructors obtainable in their < special lines. Exceptional Courses Offered. Asa result, the courses offered at Brenau In literature, music, art. or atory. normal courses and domestic science are the superior of any in tin* South, ami the equal of any col log<‘ anywhere. W ith a faculty re cruited from the best at home and abroad, and with a student body numbering over 500 from 30 states and abroad, a cosmopolitan com raderle is to be found at Brenau as nowhere else In the South. .At Bre nau are combined all the comforts of home, with all of the diversions and advantages of the balding in stitutions of learning anywhere. With Ils wide acres of campus— over ninety in all private park and lake (for skating by winter and canoeing by summer), every invita tion is extended for a whol<‘Some, healthy out-of-door life which best fits the student for the trying du ties of study while in lecture halls. Gymnasium work, under faculty di rection. by physical instructors is compulsory. A series of the he<»t attractions, both from an artistic and educa tional standpoint, are provided for the benefit of the students through out the school year, appearing at the school chapel. In the milder months the students attend the football games, baseball games tennis matches, encampments; go for mountain climbs and picnics— all under faculty chaperonage. \ll in all. Brenau is the ideal in stitution for the healthy, ambitious American girl. Write for a copj of the BKENAU GIRL. Address Box 11. Gainesville, Georgia I Wait Order, Eve. Journal, Dec. 11 $1 50 F Tiffany Style Rings, 25c Ladiea* or (Jeata’i 1 | carat: mount Idk »««r* anlerd 5 > vara. Jar Ilia unonda are full rut urlth 32 favela, and hare na f talar Havkina. Urlllfanvy //«i*V laat* forever. Z A‘ ★ FREE FREE * Our Holiday VK etch and Jewelrv Cata loa In ready—aval Free and pout paid <»a rrqueat. U a aprvlal induvemrnt to vrrlfe at pace, vwv will inrloar one of aur 25c Preaegt ( rrtifiratea Free. w.i'-ifli.wm 24 L 23d St - EaUlJUlUmMmal New Yerk Qty. ~ —t’”" ' <i * > —1 M. GREER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS M. Greer, the Upstairs Jeweler. Is going out of the Jewelry business Jan t.iry 1, and he Is closing out his entire Stock at a groat reduction. It will pay you to see him befor< buying your Christmas presents. (Advt.) THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS MONDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1912. * Get Away Jack Frost! A bin full of good coal will keep the cold out of the house and invite good winter eheer. Keep the bin full—full of the best coal value. There an- many differences in coal. Some kinds give more heat per ton than others. When yon buy coal, buy quali ty: to buy the best quality, come to its. Our prices are right. Tel ephone your orders if you are in a hurry. Randall Bros. PETERS BUILDING, MAIN OFFICE. YARDS: Marietta street anil North Avenue, both phones 37t>; South Boulevard and Geor gia railroad. Bell phone Main 538. At lanta 303: McDaniel street and Southern railroad. Bell Main 354. Atlanta 321; 64 Krogg street, Bell Ivy 4165, Atlanta 706; 152 South Pryor street, both phones 936. - j? ) ) 1 CRANKSHAW’S HT Cf J UUC „ ) “ The Gi fi Store Supreme" \ SufiW n “Permanency,” the Keynote | I Os This Gift Stock i DRECIOUS STONES, GOLD, PLATINUM, SILVER, I * etc., beautiful gift things of a known and permanent value, 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. 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 i IN GOLD. —DIAMOND RINGS —PITCHERS // —M ATCHES ' —CLUSTER RINGS —GOBLETS \ —CHAINS —CIGARETTE CASES SANDWICH T’R\YS / ) —PENDANTS —MATCH BOXES —COMPOTES f \ —BRACELETS -BELT PINS —SERVICE PLATES \ / W -BROOCHES -THIMBLES -BREAD AND BUTTER ]/ \\ —BAR PINS —SCARF PINS PLATES I j) ‘ HANDY PINS Tia - qijvpp —MESH BAGS M J -MESH BAGS IN SILVER. -CARO CASES J J <7 —(ARD CASES -TEASETS —VANITY CASES U— > /// G —GOLD BEADS —COFFEE SETS —CIGARETTE CASES V k 7 > -NECKLACES -JAM POTS —MANICURE SETS 7 V) \ -EOBS -PLATTERS ‘-TOILET SETS (Prom 3 ? [q/'N —SIGNET RINGS —VEGETABLE DISHES to 20 pieces.) \C\ Bracelet Watches---the very latest 1912 novelties in v / j ladies’ timepieces make lovely gifts. . | On ! We Earnestly Suggest That \ our Selections Nou) L# Charles W. Crankshaw wj /6 H hitehall St., Atlanta National Bank Building UfljJ; / wUßf -w 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 eharm that catches the eye and makes yon linger for a longer look. The 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 be sold, and do not shade it. Every one fares alike, abso lutely so. We mention these points 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. uewe«4Kra - ar ♦mmrMAei. st. j| CHRISTMAS fl ‘ ;aL gifts J ; FOR LADIES AND MISSES ( Set of Furs, $2.62 up. Stylish Hat, $2.50 up, Silk Waist, t J sl-98 up. Silk Dress, $7.95 up. Silk Petticoat, $2 98 up. iAi Shoes, $2.50 up. Skirt, $1.98 up. Cloth Dress, $6.95 up. Winter Suit, $lO up. Winter Coat, $8 up. S FOR MEN AND YOUTHS I A ■ w Suits, $12.50 up. Overcoats, sls up. Raincoats, $5 up. ■ Sweaters, $2.50 up. Hats, $1 up. Shoes, $2.75 up. j Why not buy yourself a nice Christmas present ? ■ k, , CHARGE EVERYTHING. Divide bill into weekly payments. ■ d -- - ■ 1 THE MENTER CO. L 711-2 Whitehall Street, Upstairs. a First Stairway Below J. M. High Co. j