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Mother Jonqs Tolls of Brutalities
Towr.d Women and Men in
Paint*Creek District,
’I '<?TOX, May 16.—A recital
" oralaMtles which, it is al-
1 «'• 1 th*- tic life of
' s * \ ir>tinia miners ms been suh-
1,1 P( 1 by Mother Mary Jones, "guar-
MRS. R08ERTLEE COONEY, ONE OF
ATLANTA’S ATTRACTIVE MATRONS
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investigate conditions*
Greek district.
"I saw a woman named Silvia.”
s ie says, “who had been so terribly
kicked by the Baldwin mine guards
when she was about to become a
other that her,child was born dead,
saw three married women and a
ngle girl of seventeen year. 4 ' sub-
itted to indignities inconceivable in
iis free country while they were
•nned irUthe West Virginia hostile.“
Brush your teeth
twice-a-day with
»£*>%■>
i IbJIww
RIBBON
P&NTftL
because it is an
. efficient, safe denti
frice with a delicious
flavor that makes its
use a treat.
' Spiritual Wealth as Well as
'V'opldly Riches Needed, Reso
lution Adopted Says.
The closing session of the confer
red of the* Laymen's Missionary
iovement of the Southern Presbyte-
itin Church was marked by two im
portant features. First of these was
the adoption of the following policy
r the work of the movement during
the coming year:
• l. We recommend that we hold a
conference in every presbytery in
onnection with the regular fall
meetings, or at such other tiipo as
may be found best for the purpose of
trousing men to more activity in all
i'.nea of church v/ork.
“2 That we co-operate with the
xecutive committee of foreign mis-
•ions in the effort to bring individuals
ind jhurches up to a full support of
missionaries.
“3. That, as the members of our
fiicral committee in each presbytery
being appointed members of the
inatic beneficence committee, we
re at once a leaflet on the oppor-
;ity and duty <>t the committee to
st our men, and that we likewise
,;u»‘ « leaflet on the work of the mis-
! unary committee in the local church,
“i. That, in \‘ie\v of the fact that
evolopment of tjie .spiritual life is
i the foundation of all permanent
; intent of men. we eixdeavcfr this
■ ar to lead our men 1o more definite
Tide study.”
vhe other iVnportant feature nf-this
• -;< r> of MlC rmferen^ was the de-
:->n !*> held, a< ■ , . . me in \u-
a convent 1 n the Laymen's
Missionary Movement at Red Springs.
N. C.
HOW YOU MAY
STILL JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB
This club opened April 21
to HELP YOU provide a
fund for Christmas, start
ing as low as 2 cents and 5
cents and increasing each
week.
By paying for the weeks already ex
pired, you can still join, un to TO
MORROW EVENING AT 6 P. M,
when the club will positively close.
Join for your children. It
may not make much dif-
' ference to you now, but it
will make a lot to THEM
at Christmas.
Travelers Bank &. Trust Co.
Peachtree at Walton Branch: 297 Marietta St.
A Sale of Misses 9
and Children's Hats at
$5.00
Regular $6.50 to $15 Hats
Just the stylish, beautiful dressy Hats’you have seen and admired when they were priced to you
at $6.50 to $15—they are marked that way now as this is being written, hut to-morrow you may have
choice of them and pay only $5.00 each.
There arc various beautiful shapes and styles in the fashionable straws, white and colors, beau
tifully trimmed. Kinds for little tots of six and their 1 >ig sisters-of sixteen.
Other Hats Up to $3.50 at $1.98
Another assortment of stylish Hats for general wear, traveling, etc., simply trimmed, though
pretty and becoming shapes, and Hats that are priced regularly up to $3.50, are here for your choos
ing Saturday at $1.08.
Boys’ Play Hats 69c
Cunning little pull-down shapes, of peanut straw, speeiallv priced for this sale at 69c each. /
Misses’$25 and (£11 *7C
$30 Suits at *p 1. L • t O
, You will not appreciate the full force of this statement until voy have seen these beautiful Suits,
examined their materials and found just how elegant and charming they are in fashion and fit.
Only Eighteen All Told
Just the remainder of the Spring Suits for girls up to 16 years of age.
They are every one of excellent style, and as above stated, are regular $25 and $30 Suits. Every
girl who shares this economy will count herself fortunate indeed.
Misses’Coats f\fl
Up to $20 at <plU.UU
There are many occasions during the summer when girls need coats: For traveling,, for motor
ing, and for wear at the seashore and in the mountains. These are not old mussed and soiled Coats,
but are new. stylish, and in perfect condition; full-length, beautifully made, of fine, all-wool ma
terials trimmed in various ways, some with big sailor collar of silk, lace trimmed. In such fashion
able colors as Nell rose, Copenhagen, navv and tan. Sizes for girls of 13 to 17 years.
Girls 9 Wash
Dresses at
$1.00
Busy mothers will he delighted to find Dresses such as these priced at $1.00. They are of style and
value seldom to be had at that price. All new, fresh, attractively made, of good wash materials in
light colors; sizes 6 to 14 years.
Little Tots 9
Wash Dresses at
Cunning little Frocks that were bought for special selling. Only a few of them
remain, and they are priced for to-morrow at 19c each. Made of percale in light
striped and checked effects, trimmed with solid blue or red: cool, low-neck, short-
sleeve style. Sizes 2 Jo 6 years.
Large Savings on Little Men’s Wash Suits
A glance at these good Suits will convince you that it is time to replenish your boy's sup
ply. List en:
Suits Up to $3.00 at $1.00
Well made Suits of good washable materials, .just the kinds you will like for your boy.
Russian style, 2 to 6-vear sizes.
Sailor Blouse style, 4 to 8-.year sizes.
Men's Cambric Night Shirts
of plain or checked nainsook are priced at 75e each.
Pajamas
of cool madras in all-white or pretty striped effects; $1.00 and $1.50. Knit Underwear Section, Fir3t Floor.
Hosiery News of Special Interest
Women's silk-hoot Hose with lisle top; white and tan only; 35c pair -three pairs for $1.00.
Imported gauze lisle Hose with high-spliced heel; black, tan and white, 25c pair.
• WAYNE-KNIT silk-lisle Hose with linen heel and toe; black only; three pairs for $1.00.
Children’s White and Black Cotton Seeks, Three Pairs for 50c
Infants' white silk Socks, sizes 3 months to 3 years; very special value at 25c pair.
Saturday Glove Specials
lb-button double tipped silk Gloves: black and white; a few sizes are missing. Priced at 69c pair.
Kavser's 16-button silk Gloves, good, heavy quality, black and white; $1.25 pair.
16-button doeskin, washable Gloves, very popular; $3 and $3.50 pair.
2-clasp, washable doeskin Gloves at $1.00 and $1.50 pair.
16-button white suede lisle, washable Gloves, at $1.25 pair.
Cool Knit Underwear That Means Summer Comfort
Sheer gauze Vests of Hue weave, with tapp over shoulder; special for Saturday at 15e each.
Sheer lisle Vests, plain or mercerized finish,' round neck style; 25c each.
Imported gauze lisle Vests with hand-crocheted yoke; 50c and 75c each.
ttool, sheer knitted combinations, with cuff or loose knee; choice of these three celebrated makes: Kayser’s, Forrest
Mills or Essex.
Italian Silk Combinations; $3.50 and $4.00. •
Children’s and misses’ low neck Vests; 10c and 15c.
Misses’ lisle Vests; low neck, sleeveless; 25c each. >
“Mother's Friend" Waists for Boys
Most mothers know the points of superiority contained in these good waists for sturdy boys. “Once tried always
liked and worn” « their unfailing reputation. Here they are in all sizes from 6 to 16 -made of white madras or striped
madras, or chambray; collars attached or detached. Priced at 50c each.
Boys' Plaited-Bosom Shirts at 75c
Boys’ laundered, stiff, plaited-bosom shirts, white and colors; with or without collars; 6 to 16-vear sizes; priced
at 75c each.
Boys' 65c Knickerbockers at 50c
Boys all clamor for Knickerbockers—these are brand-new, and the kind boys like. Made of kbaki cloth or white
or brown linen on striped galatea; 5 to 12-year sizes; priced for to-morrow’s sale at 50c instead of 65c.
Boys' Night Shirts and Pajamas
Night Shirts V-neck style, made of cool pajama checks, and trimmed with stitched braids; 2 to 14-vear sizes. 50c
each.
Pajamas for boys—2 to 14-year sizes—choice of three materials: white madras or pajama checks, or blue or white
soisettp; prices 75c, $1.00 ami $1.50 suit. Children's Section, Third Floor.
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Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co.