Newspaper Page Text
8
FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
ZAK AS’ FRUIT CAKE
FILLS THE BILL
No C tu> ’ ' ' ' I
v it*. ■ ' ’ 1
tuh< • .. ■ .n i oat I Zakas
str-, t lit. r • nt-. Goo.i f.uit vuk»
t ;■<> ni - .1 . 'I 'ill' b< i"
<•
75 < ■ nt« r-mt.l . -uk-. . <>fi. i- *;>'«.• • -m
--r / >.«’<?•"•
an- ’. . • tul Zaka - i ■ •
♦L t \ t \ ~ - . ■ iI ■■ ■.. n \ < J ,
4 ; )n or” k it< li» n. ’T'h*- i
nr of • " i ■ iHdiitF i' hi i < ;<i .i:yL j
< Nd vi. ’ I
- - - - ■ •
IF YOU ENJOY GOOD
SINGING. GO TO THE
MONTGOMERY
M. nt i-vltt-t. .a A > '—king t... ! Il- j
t>, . -i I- i'h. i-tnm- tit
is humin T - fit*, l-'oii .l
on- of t g•< :it-s: quit-tel.-. on the!
SOUI i l-l ■ ■ ■‘ o • t : '|" ■ 1 f- <
tun for tin- vv—k. ond i- a Lili that
would i>«- o -:uliin- in :•>!> -iriuit.
Tin pi-tit;-- ti.t- .Moiiigom>’ij pi- -
tur<-. intel t I much nr -oiltri )>•
min. lids i..-;i it'm th-aU I ta
i’. U< • ■ ■■:-? iln ■,
pK t- is.-:« mi li—l. 'I isßio'V-
Jng m popularity, is its in n sp-aks
#. i Advt I
TWO-AND-A-HALF - DOLLAR
GOLD PIECE FOR AN
XMAS GIFT
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Will
Supply You.
Nothing tits in for a ('liri-qnitis pres
ent •■xaetly Ilk. gold nothing -ould be
mor- :ippr- ■ in'•. it *u—s giving a
It-, loss glflt, unit host of all, it puts an
•■nd tn tin- annual worrying, vi xatious
question of wl.ai ?oit spall give.
Th- Georgia Savings I tank and Trus t I
Company, foil..wing animal custom,
will fuitdsli you with brand new $2.50
gold pieces for Its equivalent in any
other denomination. \Ve ran short last]
y.-irr. but i in, a larger supply this year, ■
and as long as th- aupplj lasts we are
yours to count on
We pay 4 p' i -ent interest anti will
accept tikes- little gold pi—es on deposit
th- same, as any -titer good tnoinv.
Georg- M. Brown. President: John
\V. Giniit. Vi— I’rosidenl: Joseph E. I
Boston, Secretary and Treasurer.
< Adv t. I
Get In the habit of reading the pro
grains -I the hailing moving pi-lure
shows forth- next du.vs p-rfortnan in]
'the Business Guide of Atlanta" under I
”Amus—limits." which will b< found in
the first two —luinn* of the Want Ad
pages -f The Georgian each afternoon. I
______ _______ ———
’Spose You Was II
I! a Little Girl- II
I I
I And that Daddy or Big Brother or t’nrle Jack gave you the dearest. Il
I sweetest yellow ('unary Bird, in tile cutest, shiny, brass cage. II
I wouldn't you be just crazy about it? |
! Os course, you would, and so would any- little girl yon know. |
I And, remendxr. too. that older folks enjoy a sweet singing Canary, II
I and that It is a most appropriate and charming Christmas gift. |
| We have a splendid assortment of Canaries and cages. We II
I guarantee our Biros to bo Singers I
! or the Small Boy
I Wi na\c I'l t Rabbits and a whole window full" of Fox Terrier |i
I Pups. If you huvi a boy, you certainly ought to get him a Dog. for I’
I ■ verv one I nows that boy s and Dogs just naturally go together I
GOLDFISH
I \ Bowl of Goldfish makes a beautiful ami inexpeitsiV' present, 111
I suitable for either children or grown-ups. W. have both. I'isth and I .
| I Globes I |
POTTED PLANTS I
J If \.» i have decided to give a Pern nr a Potted Plant to any <»f I
| you* friends, just take this bit of advice: J
I Go to uny place in town, look at the Plants and get the prh s. j
I Then come to our store, and you'll find Plants equal to the \ I
I best you hav< seen, and ttie prices will be just about half what jam |
I wore asked elsewhere. |
I IL (i. HASTINGS & CO.. Seedsmen ■
16 West Mitchell Street
I
1-2 Price On Boys’ Wagons
IIIMIHIIitWBinMMWBHMB
This includes our entire stock of Steel and
Rubber tired Express Wagons. Regular prices
from SI.OO to $3.50; now 50c to $1.75.
Come early, as the r will not last long at these
I prices. I
Anderson Hardware Company |
I 32-34 S. Pryor St. I
■■BBBBMQMBBMIBEBn&amMIDMIIMnnBBBnBBBBBMiMBMMMnHnMnBUHBS
i READ FOR PROFIT—
-1 GEORGIAN WANT A DS
I Why Not - w & j
| Gjve SHpcers? 1
* Nothing <‘Oitl<l be inoi'e ap *
;5 iiropriiilp ..r useful. XLX* Juliets
Wf i .tn >iio\\ toil th' 1 SI.OO \ j
J lai-grsi variety in lowii. jSW~3F* \ *' ' '
I Our wi.- I—-., i- larg. I I
* and efficient, insuring ’’ ' / *■ I
si prompt service. « *
S _ ’/LUv-'a' -u.--.m-. •— J> »
!» sSS • 1 ?
■» 1 **- I
» If the size is wrong, we t ! I
•* will gladlv exchange them (
' * alter 111 ISI illllS. ,
■ * £ •
•5 Tr a v_ej. in g Slippers S.OO j
*\ We lind ourselves overstocked I
'* Hl ,lu ‘ s< ‘ an<l we are S°’ u " id m
11 " sri! c ' Ost ' 1,1 led ' ffl
1 3k black and tan. For men and ;
j woihen. $2 slippers lor
.<* ■■■■■■ — " B 3 | |
1 For Men I Wome n i.
I 2 Tan-Kid l•■.lllst. S2AO valu. $1.95 I Putin,an Slipper lie Luxe $3.00 ; I
,S Itlaek I-’.-h Opera sl-50 I Kelt <-ov.ifys sl-50 S' |
|£ and $2.00 | Condy lie Luxe s 2.™
'» Blank Kid Oner,. $1.50 | Croeln t Slippers '.,
4 Felt Comfys ,$l5O | Foot Warmers j, -
» M. Rich & Bros. Co. 1 l~
“A Depcirtment of Famous Shoes 5?,
• ... • . ... - .... - . . ■ • '■- I
illh. \ I LAM A GEOKGLAN AND NEWS IT ESD\Y. DECEMBER 24. 1912.
Via New Orleans to
Louisiana, Texas, Old and New Mexico, Arizona,
California and Pacific Coast Points.
THE SUNSET LIMITED —From New Orleans every Thurs- |
day 12.30 noon (the extra fare train de luxe) on and after
January 2, 1913.
THE SUNSET EXPRESS from New Orleans daily 11:30 a. m.
THE SUNSET MAIL from New Orleans daily 11:45 p. m.
Through Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Automatic Electric Block Signals.
Oil Burning Locomotives. No Dust. Soot or Cinders.
Dining Car Service Unsurpassed.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS TO HOUSTON AND NORTH TEXAS POINTS. |
WINTER TOURIST EXCURSION FARES TO MANY POINTS.
Ask for Information and Literature.
Il O. P. BARTLETT. G. A. R. O. BEAN. T. P. A.
* D. L. GRIFFIN. C. P. A. g
121 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. L
imwiiwMWWWinwi i—bbb—mmb—
' ■ - . ..
We would have\
doubters and seep- 1
yr tics try our cigars, I
/ being sure that once a |
g right type has been found, y|a|
/ we will add other friends to the
S million and over who patronize
i our stores daily. To smokers of \
I 10 cent cigars we recommend our \
| 3-for-a-Quarter |
CIGARS
I ORLANDO Cigar I
1 Media Perfecto Size Mild Domestic J
\ RICORO Cigar /
W Cabinet Sire Imported Porto Rico i
\ Havana-American Cigar /
\ Senator Size _ Clear Havana /
»Each a different blend,
each with thousands I®®
•4 Peachtree St (Corner Auburn Ave.) 46 Marietta St (Corner Forsyth St.)
23 Peachtree St Corner Decatur St.)
GEORGIAN WANT A DS BRING RESULTS
USE THE GEORGIAN “RENT BULLETIN”
J.M.High Comm'NyP
i^.?if -yXMAS S W W
“''"lc
Here Are Some Splendid I
"1 Xmas Gifts at Reduced Prices I
j /r*V\i ’ • i *•& I MM«wt«r-Tvatjaß»Tniiwwn 'itbtwwi *;.»■ w. w jiwmai s■ Jtiiwrw——i
yildWljiliV if VW 'J All 12 l-2c and 15c Pure $2.00 Silk Tie, Sox and
ili 'l KwKC I iii'l i i\ Linen Initial Handker- Handkerchief Set.?, to !
Uiiiti T»L ~.'''i |j iiWyhvA chiefs, to close at ’close
lOc $1.50
■■'V aDHI fllfflwlr®?"* Phoenix Mufflers, j 89c Silk Tie and Sox |
ißW\\ while they last Sets
BjgF ;! 25c 75c
Mi' Comet Safety Razor Sets
111 I J
One Safety Razor, 6 guaranteed Blades, § <
Strapper for Blades. Williams Shaving j
11 $ r • 1 • 1 Soap, cne Nickel Shaving Brush A
Men s burnishings. Annex _2
I !■!■ I -~. IW W■! Flll _ I 1.----. ,|-.-7.-- 1" .-r r- 'rrr-"- t- r rTTITIOnWB—■■ ■!—| m_ J
~ ,u———w— ■ I—iw—■»■■■■——l—nwninr wnrrio n fimnm nnTryrrmn—.-.—n-rnirnrr^r: r .-r MMwrrMWMiißaMßi
CHAMBERLIN-JOHNSON-DuBOSE CO.
Atlanta New York Paris
Choose Gift Furniture Where
There Is Only Good Furniture
Choose it at Chamberlin-Johnson-Dußose Co., where
furniture is what it seems. For the furniture here is the
furniture for homes. It is chosen to fit in with the best
ideals of home life. True, pure styles made to endure: the
kind of furniture that does not have to be replaced for years
and years, not that we mean the expensive pieces that all
do not want—but the simple chairs, rockers, tables, desks
and the like that the Christmas stocks offer are made by the
makers who have not learned to substitute semblance for
reality, who can not be persuaded that glue can take the
place of skillful cabinet making.
Here are a few suggestions:
Pedestals Desks and Writing
Os mahogany and imitation mahog- Fable Desks
Huy.
111 mahogany .venerrctl mahogany.
Sewing Tables fumed oak. Craftsman. Early Eng-
lish and bird's-eye maple.
Os mahogany anti imitation mahog-
Desk Chairs
Waste Baskets
In woods to match the desks.
Mahogany, fumed oak, Crex, .Japan-
Library Tables
Telephone Stands
I hat may he as simple as one s choice
In woods to match the furniture of might dictate or as elegant and beau-
the room or hall. tifully carved.
Foot Stools -
Dressing Tables
In fumed oak, Early English and
mahogany. In bird's-eye maple, Circassian wal-
„ tint, mahogany and white enamel.
Costumers
In brass, mahogany ami fumed oak. NlaCeV Sectional
Odd Rockers Book Cases
One after another, sewing rockers, In all woods Ami now is a good
gr-at comfortable arm rockers, at thru to add another section to the
nriees and in woods Io match your one you already have or to start a
purse and other furniture -for liv- book east —one section and a base
ing-rooms. for bedrooms. < ; nv a |[ thfit is necessary.
Morris Chairs z , ..
Cellarettes
Luxurious, eomtortabl- artairs that
the men folks like so well ( rails- ror his <l-n. in imitation mahogany,
man. mahogany. Early English, mahogany, fumed oak and Early
fumed oak. English.
Chaniberlin Johnsoii Dußose Co.
1 1 -
Georgian Want Ads Bring Results
, B( )T’ 11 TELEPHOXFZS 8000