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4 525.000 asked FOR BROKEN HIP t Aged Woman Mill Worker . Charges Surgeon for Com pany With Negligence. According to the assertions made In a 125,000 damage suit filed today against the Whittier Mills Company, Mr An nie Sullivan, aged 50 years, one of the company's 75-cent-a-day employes, lay ten weeks with a broken hip suf fering agonv while the company's phy sician, Dr. McMillan, treated her for a severe bruise. After she had failed to improve under Dr. McMillan's ministering*. Mrs Sul livan told the court she was ■ xamltc . .by an Insurance company doetoi. who declared that her hip had been broken, had knitted improperly and that she would be a cripple for life lie ;id vised her removal to a hospital. ■ She asserted that th* mill eompanj ' took her to th' Grady hospital and I 'tried to have he put in a charity ward, j but the hospital authorities refused to I take her, saying she was a non-resl- > dent. She was moved then to the Fui- 1 ton county almshouse, where she has > been helpless since the day of the ac cident. Her injury, she said, was austaim’d T\hile In the emploj of the mill com pany and due to the company’s negli gence. She said she was Instructed to go Into an unllghtcd room and get a machine part She stumbled and fell over a piece of lumber w hich had been left there, carelessly, by an employee of the company ROBBED OF HIS SAVINGS. MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE j MIDDLETOWN N. V Dec 17. His homo robbed of his savings of |B7, Wil liam D. Gannon, a contractor attempted suicide by sv.allowing arsenic, but doe ( tors saved his life. - Let Me Help You With Your Christmas Shopping \ yjk V7 p L? V'**' \ v I X 4 .. 41 V *k. ~" n-' ■ '''»~*7 t. jM , //T. ii S - :< /a wl” »■ Q.<. * / <3® *» 1 am the ‘‘Shopper” at J. M. High Co. If inconvenient for you to visit the store in person, call Main 1061, or Atlanta ’Phone 464, and ask the operator to give you the “Shopper”, and I will shop for you. I am thoroughly experienced in the art of shopping, and we’ve certainly the most wonderful collection of holiday goods that I’ve ever seen. ' ’Phone me your wants, and I will guarantee to please you “Shopoer”. iIMWfICQMMNY ! INSPECTOR HOLDS UP PERMIT TO BUILD WINECOFF HOTEL The permit tot the ere<jpon « Wmecoff hotel at the northwest corner; of Peachtree and Ellis streets ha* been | held up by Building Inspector Ed R i Hays, on the ground that the plans' call for encroachments over the side walk. which would be In violation of . the city's building law s. The encroach- | ments are said to consist of a balcony Which the hotel company proposes to erect over the main entrance. The building Inspector declares that there will have to be some action of council or change in the plans before the permit < an be Issued. In the meantime, the builders are going ahead with steam shovel excava tions, anticipating that there will b* little trouble in conforming with th< law The Wlnecoff is to be of steel construction, and to cost about $300,000. HOTEL MEN TO ATTEND STATE MEET IN DUBLIN Atlanta hotel mtn are preparing for an j “nn-to-Dublin’ march which they have planned to take January 7. The Georgia Hotel Mens association meets in the South Georgia town at the time, and the local association will be represented by a goodly number The Atlanta Hotel Men’s association met recently and elected J. Lee Barnes, of the Majestic, president; George Kean, of the Georgian Terrace, vice president, and Fred (“Everybody’s flappy”) Houser, of the Southern Hotel Journal, secretary and treasurer, CONVICTED OF KILLING HUSBAND ON PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17. -A verdict of guilty of murder In the first degree was returned against Mrs. William Trost, who has been on trial charged with having poisoned her husband. The Jury was out only a short time. The murder took place in the first week of the honeymoon of the pair, and it was alleged by the state that Mrs. Trost married the man to get his estate. “XMAS PENS/’ Why not make some one happy with n Fountain Pen? Jno. L. Moore At Sons have a complete stock 42 North Broad St. (Advt.) ."■■H ll ■! I'll • iTE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1912. J. M. High Compawt. | J.M.High Ccmm. WEDNESDAY’S CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS CUT PRICE SALE Values Up to $25.00 S|O.OO Dresses S|O.OO For One Day Only A grand opportunity to buy a lovely dress at about half of real values. Sale begins 8:30. Charmeuse Dresses to $25.00 Including Navy, Brown, Leather, Tan, Taupe 11* and Black in the popular Robespierre model, also a few fine Black I affeta Dresses. Values to $25.00. | • Tailored Dresses to $19.75 Unoice High-grade all woolen French Serge Dresses, /Af* in the popular street colors; the smartest one-piece *■ 1 models; the best wearing and most convenient gar ments women can own. Evening Dresses to $19.75 Sk 1 1 | A small lot of Chiffon Evening Dresses, some very slightly soiled, and as we have not all sizes, we ft W W decided to give them away at this low price to- it W J/ morrow Bestyette Capes In Holiday Boxes Bestyette Rain Capes for girls, with School Hags to match, colors of navy, brown, red ; sizes 6 to 15 years... $3.50 Another lot of Girls’ Kain Capes, tan with red or green stripes; School Bags ; to match; strictly guaranteed Bestyette Capes $3.00 Kids' Slicker Coats, sizes 8 to 14, $3.00 and $4.50, Hats to match. 50c and 75c Children’s Furs Os the Better Sort This lovely line of Fur Sets Cfl includes the best qualities of 'V * Thibet. Moufflon, Krimtner, . Squirrel, Brook Mink, India- L. tlon Ei mine and Chinchilla. Sizes 1 to 12 years. All great QI R values. J) I J Children's fine Fur Hats, also all felt hats, and all coats now selling at greatly reduced prices. Xmas Gifts for Little Folks Celluloid Comb and Brush Sets, 50c up. Celluloid Powder Box. Brush and Comb Sets, $1.50 up. Celluloid Soap. Powder, Comb and Brush Sets, $2.50 up. Celluloid Babv Record Books, 50c. 75c, SI.OO, $2.00. (’oat Hangers, SI.OO to $1.98. Celluloid Rattlers. 25c to sl. Hot Water Bottles. 75c to $1.50. Pitted Baby Bonnets, 50c to $4.00. Children’s Warm (’oats, $5.00 to $25.00 Children’s Wool Dresses. $4.95 to $15.00 Children’s Lingerie attractively priced. Babies’ Hand-Made Dresses, $2.50 up. Babies’ Hand-Made Sacques. $2.50 up. Hand-Made Caps and Bonnets. $1.50 up. Babies’ Outing Kimonos, 50c and 75c. Sweaters, ages 2 to 6 years, SI.OO up. Sweaters, ages 8 to 14 years. $1.50. Knit Capes. Loggins. Bootees, etc. Babies’ White Coats. $2.50 to $15.00. Carriage Robes, $2.50 to $7.50. All Juniors’ 5 uits now at Cut Prices We take stock Janua~v I and must close out these Junior Tailored Suits, i $12.50 Sults, now SIO.OO *15.00 Suits, now $1 *20,00-Suits, now $15.00 *22.00 Sults, now SIB.OO *25.00 Sults, now $19.75 All Woolen Dresses f<>- Children and for Juniors now greatly reduce I in prices. The Silverwa'e and Cut Glass Depart ment is closing out lots of Gift-things too numerous to list. Come and see i them. Splendid Cut Glass Punch Sets. For one day w> offer superb values In Punch Sets that have been *54.00 each, at the special price, large Punch Bowl, Cut Glass and Silver Ladie. 12 Punch Cups, beautiful <EJ 78 K Reflector Rogers Silverware Specials. Child's 3-piece Sets, tn Cupid <l. sign special at 25c Child's 5-picce Sets, in Cupid designs; special at 98c Single Pieces in Neat Boxes. Sugar Shells 30c up Gravy Ladles GOc up Pickle Forks 50c up Punch Ladles ... $2.50 up Round Bowl Soup Spoons, set of *5. $1.35 up Butter Knives 35c up Berry Spoons 75c up Soup Ladles . $1.50 up Table Spoons, set of 6 . $1.30 up Carnation pattern Tea Spoons. 6 for 49c »UI I—■■ M I'TITTIT GIIII TW 111 IB I1 It. ■■!!■■■ Beautiful Gift Pictures Special Sale in the Art Department,2nd Floor With Special Bargain Tables on First Floor Harrison Fisher Studies, Hand-tinted Copies of Celebrated Master - Beautifully colored in original tints, size pieces—An Ideal Gift. 16x20, gold leaf frames, and « aq ‘‘Mona Lisa," “Whistler’s Mother,” worth $3.50. Specially priced at J) 1, VO . *^ e °* Innocence.” and religious sub- jects $1,50 and $2.50 Unframed Harrison Fisher Studies, Popular Studies and Masterpieces in Large Embracing almost the entire productions Oval Frames. of this popular artist, in original tints, and Pictures by Crat, Ruysdale, Burne-Jones beautifully mounted, ready QQ and other celebrities. Reg- d* SAQ for framing. Special 7OC u,ar s : ’- 5 0 values at i. ?O "speoial Lot o t Pictures. 3last^,^ ““tttoos. opular pastels in elegant mission frames; comics and religious subjects, all sizes and iormerly priced at aq shapes; values up to O $0.00; special at Jpd.7o $2.50; choice at ...............S?OC Oval Metal Frames, brown, black and gilt; Beautiful 1913 Calendars, beautiful studies; genuine 50c r» n v . . values; special at 25 C Ha t r ™°" Philip Boileau and the cute little “Campbell kids.” Make Somebody Happy With a KODAK For an XMAS GIFT none but the best will do and they are to be found at this store Prices right. We are now in a position to do high-grade Printing and Developing In 24 HOURS, as we have equipped our Art Department with a finishing department for convenience of our customers FILMS DEVELOPED FREE! , Don’t fail to see our line of Xmas and New Year Cards and Calendars. The Toy Department Fancy Linens for Christmas Offers Specials for Wednesday 98 Large Size Go-Carts. ' work or Hpnaissanop lace Solid steel folding frames NJ)Q.QU trimmed; $5.00 values. « collapsible, with mud ?31 j -i A 7 guard, step, auto hood, in > 50 Scarfs in Renaissance and _ 11 garnet, green and black, IT other lovely effects I vC with nickel trimmings. CD Special values at Bath Robe Blankets Colapsible Folding Go-Carts, all steel In extra large sizes for big men’s robes, frames, adjustable back, leather or wood "ith the girdle to match ; body, in green or garnet. tiful colors and patterns Special price it i n Other Folding Go-Carts 50c to $2.50. ♦ Ch P»stmas Umbrellas All Our Doll Houses j 1 / $5 Dp The regular prices of these/ A S E Men’s and Women’s Silver Mounted Silk lovely houses, some of I / Gloria Twill or ’ which are furnished. Z Taffeta Goods ... So Lp STi’^io-ir’ fro ’ n \ Mission and Natural Wood II ndueed l :P 7 Handle Umbrellas L’p Children’s School "9E* All Our Hobby Horses > Umbrellas I Splendid Toys for little I <*rv J r? • or-’ fellows these are I And we/ 6 Diamond roint rountain will cut the prices this >Z ZI Ppn«. week without regard to I "TT • cost. $5.50 to $12.50 Hob-) Z Values $1.50 to $4.50 for SI.OO. by Horses now reduced./ Off This 18 “Safety Clip” Fountain 4>r- i• i . .i ~ >en ’ gold, with the diamond point, $5.00 Irish Mails $3.98 an,, l it-s H r,,ad - v P e “ worth having noth on account of its convenience and These are the Irish Mails with sprocket lasting qualities. The 4 Alft and chain, the best and safest to use. To- price now is Z|) i aVv morrow you can save $1.02 on the $5.00 (Jewelry Dept., Main Aisle. Also in the k* nd Men’s Furnishings Annex) Give Her a Fine Ostrich Plume or a Dainty Corsage Bouquet From Our Millinery Department Ostrich Plumes in black, Ostrict Bands are priced white and colors, loveliest from shaded effects: $3.00 Up $12.50 Plumes, $6.49 Dainty Corsage Bouquets, special at 10.00 Plumes, 4.95. 6.50 Plumes, 3.49. 50c All Women’s Furs Reduced One-Fifth Genuine bargains in the highest grade Fur Sets for women, including handsomest Russian Lynx, Eastern Mink, Fox. Wolf. Belgian Hare, etc. Sets ranging in price from $15.00 to $225.00. $15.00 Setssl2.oo $ 75.00 Sets.. .$ 60.00 $20.00 Sets sl6.oo SIOO.OO Sets...s 80.00 $25.00 Sets s2o.oo $150.00 Sets... $120.00 $35.00 Sets s2B.oo $175.00 Sets... $140.00 $50.00 Sets s4o.oo $200.00 Sets. . .$160.00 A Nice Present for a Golfing Girl Will Be One of These Red Norfoiks We will close out .just forty- \ i._ two Red Coats; the most j fashionable cut Norfolk / rte , ,o p model; in sizes 14, 16, 18, 3-1 \ J 0 and 36. Smartly tailored. of highest grade red cloth. \ /■ and beautifully lined. Choice | fl while they last Hosiery Specials Women's “Notaseme,” also "Conqueror Lisle Black Hosiery, in Xmas boxes; four pairs for SI,OO “Kno-tair” Hose IN XMAS BOXES. The best guaranteed Hose you can buy, and it's best to buy them guaranteed. Women’s Lisle Hose, three pairs in a box, guaranteed for three months. SI.OO omen's Silk I,isle Hose, six pairs in a box. guaranteed for six months.. . .$3.00 Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose, three pairs in a box. guaranteed for three months $3.00 4 * Pure Thread Silk Stockings for women, two pairs in a pretty Xmas box for SI.OO Most needful presents—-Cadet Hosiers for men. women and children; pair, ,25c The famous Purple Tip Black Silk Stockings for women, McCallum make; Pair SI.OO "Conqueror’’ Silk Stockings, in beauti ful colors; special, per pair SI.OO Kayser's Italian Silk Hose in black, white and colors; also "Wonderfoot;" per pair $1,50 SPECIAL.— Wt have about 200<pairs fine *I.OO Silk Hose for women. 9 1-2 and 10 sizes only, to close out Monday: also Kayser’s Silk Hose, size 7 only: special 79c Sale of Phoenix Mufflers To close out the Christmas stock, we offer the following reductions: 39c Mufflers 25c 50c Mufflers I 39c All Our Leather Bags 1-5 Off Which means you can buy any of our Bags ranging in price from *1.50 to *15.00 at the reductions now In force — $1.20 to $12.00 Waterproof Maline Rufl 's Every color you can call for and extra large, beautiful Ruffs; made osgenuine waterproof material. Priced else where at *2.00; our price, only sl-00 “Cowboy” Gauntlets The best every-day Gloves vou can bu> for boys, girls, children, as well as men and women. Prices... .50c to SI.OO pair