Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, December 20, 1913, Image 6

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THE ATLANTA HEOLUilAX AND NEWS. REOPEN TO GET Savannah Chief in Row Over Fire Origin SAVANNAH. Dor JS» Just wh«r* the flrr- r r iih * 1 that defitrnyoj the Llppman Bulldlru: at a Iork of I1Q0,- 000 la thr mus** «>f a he..ted row be tween Fire ( 'hlef Monroe and H ftern- steln, whose store was destroyed. In hi* statements to the press the chief said the Ore ori jrlnatf»d In Hem- sleln's place. Hernsteln declared thin j t'i be in error, and the chief made hot | retort. S CHEER Court Grants Closed Institution $5,000 Under Rucker Will. Solemnity at Suit Followed Suspension. RaUipolla S FllUOral Th# Presbyterian Hospital will re elve the If*.000 bequest jflven the in stitution In the will of Mrs. Mary J Rucker, according to an order hand ad down by Judge \Y. D. Kills In the Atlanta Superior Court Friday. The proviso is made that the institution must be jn existence at the time of the settiemen of the peat* Several months ago the hospital •■eased operations, and Charles D. Mc Kinney, administrator of the will, asked the court that this bequest b»* omitted Strong efforts have been made to reopen the hospital, and a fight ft? *he ff»,000 has been made by women interested in the Institution. The ruling, it is believed, will result In sn early reopening. Under the order Mrs M. A. J. Pow ell will also receive $20,000 for use during her life. The order held that the $5,000 bequest to Irvin Powell and UrslUa Powell has not lapsed, though Inin Powell died prior to the death of Mrs. Rucker, and Ursilla Powell shortly afterward, but that the be quest should go to Savannah P. Gray ; and Laura Powell Burdett, w ho ware j named as remaindermen in the will Mrs. Lena Hookey Powell is also | accorded $5,000 as trustee for the four children of Frank A. Powell and Lena 1 Hookey Powell. The children are George. Frank A., Ka wren re and Marian Powell. Under the ruling, though, neither Savannah P. Gray, Laura Powell Burdett nor the chil dren for whom Mrs Lena Hookey Powell is trustee are entitled to share in the residuum of the eatate Sne<• »i Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. 1 ROM K, Dec. 19 Solemn pageantry and expression of deep grief to-day attended the funeral of the late Car dlnal Rampolla in St Peter’s Ca thedral The funeral eclipsed that of the :.»te f ardirj.il Oreglia, dean of the Sacred College. Cardinal V.i ir/.n Vannutelll, the Pope's < onfessor. gave absolution and a special Papal blessing had been sent for the repose of the dead. Milan Police Seek Theater Dynamiters Special Cable to The Atlanta Georqian. MILAN, ITALY. Dec 19. The po- i lice to-day began search for the per son or persons who exploded a bomb In the basement of the Seals Theater during a performance of D’Annun zio’s play. “Parisian,” last night. No cue was killed. DP 8.8. S. Mid the cheering of hundreds ami the waving of school pennants, the Boys’ High School held its Christina exercises, heralding the holidays, a Taft Hall Friday morning, beginning ut 11 o’clock. Practically every seat fn the gTeai hall was taken and great enthusiasm prevailed. The main events were a dec-lama* Hon contest and a debate The firs event was won by W. D. Kills, of the second grade, who spoke on “The Defense of John K. Cook.” The priz* was a gold medal given by Maier A Berkele. Walter P. Binns, of the third grade, on the ifllrmative side of the ques tior, “Resolved, That capital punish ment f^iould be abolished.” won th*- debate award, a gold medal given by Charles W. Crankshaw. The medals were presented by a committee Including Dan Green, of th** Board of Education; the Rev. Richard < >rme Flinn, pastor of the North Avenue Presbyterian Church, and Dr. B. S. Wallace, head of the department of English at Tech. CARLOAD TURKEYS Dec 17. 1913 McMillan Produce Co., Atlanta. Georgia: Gentlemen We ship you to-day. t<> arrive Sunday, one solid car of the finest live turkeys ever left Fast Tennessee. raised In the mountains, chestnut-fed. thirteen hundred arnl six turkeys. Do the best you can for us. Well pleased with your Thanksgiving sales W. 1*. HARMON. Rogersville. Term. We are the only Arm in Atlanta that dress poultry, which en ables the merchant to get abso lutely fresh stock. Get our prices and examine our stock before plac ing your orders. fclVTillan Pro. Co. 77 S. Broad St. Bel Phones: Main 523 and 524; Atlanta 134. miM mm Tor fa BUSY HOUSIWt BROYLES’ Specials Fresh Country Eggs 35c dozen Yellow Yam Kweei Potatoes 22c peck No. 10 Snowdrift 94c Meadow Gold Butter 40c Tb No. 2 site* Tomatoes 6c can 6 Grapefruit 25c Sweet Florida Oranges 12c, 15c and 20c Argo Salmon ... 15c can Our new store at, 830 Peachtree Street. 63 E. Hunter St. 66 Carnegie. 211 Whitehall. 234 Courtland St. 58 Lee Street. 830 Peachtree. Before You Do Your XMAS Shopping Be Sure to Visit the FORREST MARKET Ivv 4>|. 117 N. Pryor Street, 'Opposite Candler Bldg. Atlanta 269 Home■ slaughtered TURKEYS dressed while you wait. The best you can find in the city. Also NUT S, FRUITS, RAISINS, E7C. Fuli line of Christmas “EATS.” DON’TWORRY About that Dinner or Luncheon. Call us up. We will solve the problem. NOTE BELOW A PARTIAL LIST TO SELECT FROM OYSTERS New York counts. In bulk: Norfolk selects, In bulk; Norfolk standards, In bulki Genuine Blue Points, In shell; York River Specials. In shell; Rockaways, In shell. FISH Spanish Mackerel, Red Snapper, Sea Trout, Pompano. Black Bass, Perch or Bream. Snapper Throats. Smelts. California Salmon, Halibut. Sheepshead. Mango Snapper, Blue Fish, Finnan Haddles. MISCELLANEOUS. Live and Boiled Lobsters. Scal lops, Boiled Shrimp. Boiled and Live Hard Crabs. Diamond Back Terrapins. Turkeys. Hens. Mallard and Teal Ducks. Fat Geese. Do mestic Ducks. Celery, Cranberries. FULTON MARKET CO. 25 and 27 E. Alabama St Bath Phones KENNY’S CHRISTMAS SOUVENIR A beautiful Iridescent Footed Bonbon given away Saturday, Dec. 20 C. D. KENNY CO. Leaders—Teas. Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder. 82 WHITEHALL ST. SARTORIUS CAKE SHOP 129 SOUTH PRYOR, °urveyors to Particular People. Home-Made Cakes Our Specialty. Fruit Cake Angel Cake Pound Cake Raisin Cake Marble Cake Citron Cake Sunshine Cake Salmagundi Cake Pecan Nut Cake Black Walnut Cake Lady Balti more Cake Pineapple Cake Cocoanut Cake Tuttl Frutti Cake Lemon Cheese Cake Chocolate Cake Al»o a full line of Fancy Cakes. Bread and Rolls Phene Main 3407 J Atlanta 3970. FRUIT CAKE, POUND CAKE, TURKEYS. CHICK ENS. DUCKS. NUTS. FRUITS — EVERYTHING FOR THE XMAS DINNER. Phone Main 2127-28, 2930. . Atlanta 541. J, H, BULLOCK 9 W. Mitchell St Mention this adv and get onr-rtfth off on your purchase to-morroa Our Best Salesman — QUALITY. We have placed our orders for Christmas Turkeys. Put your order in early and get the best. CHELENA k CEFALU MARKET 64 North Pryor Street. Phone Bell Ivy 151, 4050. Atlanta For a Good XMAS TURKEY CHICKEN OR DUCK BE SURE TO CALL AT THE FARM PRODUCTS CO, 129 S. PRYOR ST! Or Telephone Main 3402. Atlanta 815. We also sell the best of Fresh Country Butter and Guaranteed Egg*. Watch the Market EAT TIP-TOP BREAD At all Grocers —H" We have a complete line of Christmas goods—Nuts. Raisins, Oranges. Fruit Cake, Plum Pud ding, Cane ies, all kinds of Fruits, etc.—and a shipment to arrivo here Tueaaay of the best Tur keys on th# market. CAMP GROCERY CO, 345 PEACHTREE ST. Phone Ivv 562, 563, 564 Perfumes and Roger & Gallet Fleur D'Amour, 2 1-4 oz $4.00 Fleur De Passe. 2 1-4 oz 6.25 Vlolette De Parme 1.10 Vera Vlolette 1.25 Piver Floramyo Extract, 1 oz. $1.35 Azurea Extract, 1 oz.. . . 1.35 'if'" j] Da Trefle Toilet Water. . 1.40 SI • ■ Safranor Vegetal 85c Djer Kiss Perfume, 1 oz $1.35 Perfume, 2 oz 1.75 Toilet Water, small 1.35 Toilet Water, large 2.10 Mary Garden Perfume, 2 1-4 oz $4.00 Perfume, 1 oz 2.00 Toilet Water 3.00 Sachet, 1 oz 1.50 Talcum 50c Toilet Waters Coty Jacqueminot Rose, 1 oz. $2.50 Violetta, 1 oz 2.50 L'Origon, 1 oz 3.00 Jasmine Toilet Water. . . 4.75 Houbigant Ideal Perfume, 1 oz $2.50 Cour De Jeanette, 2 oz 3.15 Ideal Toilet Water 4.15 Vlolette Perfume, 2 oz 6.25 Godet Sans Hols. 2 oz $2.00 Cyclamen, 2 oz 2.50 Ambre Rose, cut glass bottle 2.50 Vlolette, leather case 6.50 Manicure Sets Pearl. .$4.98 to $11.98 Bone.. $1.88 to $5.98 ivory.. $2.98 to $7.98 Rolling case $2.98 to $11.98 Fancy Goods and Odor Sets Thermos Bottles Odor Sets $2.50 quart Thermos. . $1.89 1.50 pint Thermos 1.10 1.00 pint Carrying Case. 65e 3.50 Carafe 2.69 Pyrolin Ivory Mirrors $1.50 to $5.00 Hair Brushes $1.98 to $3.25 Hair Receivers 50c to $3.25 Combs 25c to $1.00 Sewing Baskets $1.59 $1.98 $2.98 Coaster Sets Trays and Coasters, tile and glass $1.49 to $4.50 Coffee Percolators.$5.75 to $7.49 Chafing Dishes, copper and nickel $5.75 to $7.50 S Chafing Dish, forks and i spoons $1.39 R. & G. Peau D'Es- pagne, 2^>iece. $2.75 R. & G. Vlolette Mer- vellle, 3-piece... .$7.50 Godet A r 11 B 11 c, 4- plece $10.00 Coty Jasmine De Corse, 7 pieces $19.00 3-piece, red lined......... 3-piece, pink satin lined.. 5-piece, pink satin lined. . Steiff Toys Dogs, Cats, Monkeys, Horses, Elephants, Rab bits, Donkeys, Lamb 3, Bears, all unbreakable, 49o to $4.79. Hugme Kiddies Movable eye character Dolls to delight the chil dren 59c to $2.50 Tubble Dogs 50c to $1.50 Flfl Cats that roll their eyes 50c to $2.00 Huyler’s—HOLIDAY CANDY—Liggett's Come to our Candy Department and make your selections of Holiday Candies—all the best known, high-grade lines of choco lates and bon bons are represented here, including Huyler’s, Liggett’s, Park & Tilford, Lovell & Covel’s, Mary Carden and Guth’s. Packages 40c to $5.00. Son#oms *»• Chocolates HUYLER’S 80c 80c $1.60 $ 1.60 $2.40 $2.40 $1.00 $1.00 1 pound assorted Chocolates 1 pound Chocolates and Bonbons 2 pounds assorted Chocolates 2 pounds Chocolates a ud Bonbons 3 pounds assorted Chocolates 8 pounds Chocolates and Bonbons 1 pound extra tine Chocolates 1 pound Chocolate Brazilians 1 pound assorted Chocolates 1 pound Chocolates and Bonbons 2 pounds assorted Chocolates 2 pounds Choco lates and Bonbons. 1 lb Mia Favoritas, Nut Centers PARK & TILFORD 80c 80c $1,60 $1,00 2 pounds Mia Favoritas, $2.oo 2 pound fancy package Chocolates CO OK and Bonbons .vZitU 5 pound holly package assorted C4 flfl Chocolates w*r«UU Notice to Charge Customers! All goods purchased to-morrow afternoon, or during the month of December, will be charged on your January account and the bill sent you February 1st. LIGGETT’S 80c $1.00 $1.60 $3.00 $2.40 $4.00 $5.00 $1.00 1 pound assorted Chocolates 1 pound Moire Chocolates 2 pounds assorted Chocolates 3 pounds Moire Chocolates 8 pounds assorted Chocolates 5 pounds assorted Chocolates 6 pounds Moire Chocolates 1 pound Fruits Pure Sugar Stick Delicious, Pure Sugar Stick Candy. Made from pure sugar with fruit flavors. Just right for the little folks. 2-pound Boxes 29c ELKO SWEETS Week-End Specials 29'pound 29 Pound 40° 40° Chocolate Ritter Sweets Chocolate Cream Butter Scotch Barr’s Saturday Candy Fresh each week. Thirty-seven kinds of high-grade Chocolates in each box. 29c Pound Glace Fruit Delicious Pears, Plums, Apricots, Figs and Cherries. Preserved in sugar. Sold regularly for 80c per pound. 49c Pound STATIONERY (Tiristmas seals. tngs.Y^ cards, labels and let ters lc to 10c Calendars.. 5c to 25c Symphony L 8 w n in Boxes 50c to $2.60 Old Holland. 50c to $2.39 Royal Vincennes, ,69c to $1.49 Le Fontenoy. 69c to $1.49 Special Gift Boxes Highdirade Stationery 23c to $2.50 KODAKS Brownies $2 to $4 Folding Brownies . $5 to $12 Premoette Juniors.. . $5 to $10 Premo Juniors $1.50 to $5 Premo $12 to $65 Kodaks $6 to $65 Enlarging Cameras . $3 to $25 Pocket Flashlights .$1 to $2.50 Photo Albums 25c to $5 Rexall Watches $1.00 Waterman’s Ideal Fount Pens Vest Pocket Safety $2.50 to $5.00 Vest Pocket Self-filling $2.50 to $5.00 Vest Pocket Gold-mounted. $3.50 to $5.50 Safety Disappearing Point.. $3.00 to $8.00 MAIL ORDERS Our special Mail Order Department is ready to take care of your orders promptly. All Parcel Post packages delivered FREE to any part of the United States. Silver Filigree Mounted. . . $2.50 to $8.50 Stiver Filigree Self-filling.. $2.50 to $10.Q0 Solid Gold Barrels $8.00 to $10.00 Rexall Fountain Pen $1.00 to $5.50 Safety Razors Auto Strop $3.66 Gillette $3.50 Durham Duplex Derby $2.50 Durham Duplex $5.00 Ever Ready Sets $1.00 to $5.00 Burham Sets complete $1.00 Gem Junior 75c Ender 75c Five Points Quality Service The Rexall Stores ATLANTA, GA. Grand Opera House Lowest Prices FREE EXPRESS We have Installed a special packing and shipping depart ment for this day’B sale. Your orders will receive prompt attention. We pre pay express charges to all points in Georgia and within 100 miles of Atlanta In other States on all orders amount ing to $5 or more. I I I hi f: x