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VT oF Town News 1112 members of the Woman’s Aux. | q fliary of Bt. Thomas’ Episcol:ml Church entertained with a musi- | (2l 1 the ¢lubroom of the study class. 110 music was chiely pairiotic in char go v Among thcße tekin art were A Willlam® Wity, Mrs. bl;{o?aert Par- | g Mis. Hansell Watt, Mrs. J. L. Fos- | o Willlam Watt and Hansell Watt, ;1? Hazel Beamer entertained with a gands in aostume, ~The Valentine dance will be given by the young men this week at &e Glen Ar-en Couttry Club. ' Mr, and Mrs. Rhydon Mays, Mrs. J, . Philips, Mrs. E. R. Jerger and Mrs. kv:,hur D. Little visited Albany last weok and were the guests while Lll;ere of F{r and Mrs. Crawford Mays. . Mrs. Chilton Huston and the Misses ane and Elfen Huston, of Owensboro, (y., are the guests of Mrs. Huston's arents, M aa\;i Mrs. James W. Dillon. C Mrs. J. R, Patterson and Miss Mary atterson left this week for New Or- Ipara \\'hefe they will spend a short wiile. } . Mr. and Mrs. ¥. C. Henderson, of Roslyn, Long Island, are spending some time here. AMrs. Alexander Catheart, of St, Paul, %[imx.. is “visiting her father, Horace hompson, of that ecity, who is occupy ing his winter home here. ‘ %:x-Govemor and Mrs. Merriam, of St. paul, Minn., have been the guests for several weeks of Horace Thompson at hie winter home here. Miss Edith Egfis has returned to her home in Monticello after a wisit to Mrs. Jack Turner. Mrs. Frank J. Ansley is spending some time in Madison, iMa., joining Mr. Ansiey, who is there temporarily. Aiss leanor Reese arrived last week from New York and is the guest of Miss Laura Jones. Mrs, Jay €. Morse, of Cleveland, Ohio, is occipying her winter home here, In wood Plantation. Mrs. Leo Joseph and daughter have returned to Milledgeville, after spending some weeks with Mrs. Joseph’s parents, %n and: Mrs. Jobhn F. Parker. Mizs Johnnie McNair, of Bainbridge is tha guest of friends_here. Miss Oneida Maxwell, of Caijro, was the cuedt last week of her sister, Mrs A, W. Barfield. Mrs. W. M. Searcy and Mrs. Willie, of Cairo, were among the visitors to Thom: asville last week. DR Bn Brunswick HE marriage of Miss Guerry Green to Captain Lamar Edmonds, of Company D, 318, M. G. 8,, sta tioned at Camp Jackson. Columbia, S. (~ took place at noon Tuesday at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Rev. 8. J. French officiating. 'The bride was given in marriage by her father, W. C. Green. She wore her traveling suit of tan broadcloth, a corsage bouquet of white roses and sweetpeas and carried her prayer ‘book. Only a few intimate frlends witnessed the ceremony. Cap tain and Mrs. Edmonds left immediate v for Columbia. The kirmess given at the Grand Opera House Thursday night for the benefit of the . O. B. Club was one of the most elaborate productions ever staged in the city. ‘More than two hundred children took part in the dancing. The produc tion was staged under the personal di rection of Mrs. R. 1. Moegling. Mrs. R. Richards is the guest of {riends in St. Marys. Miss Gladys McKinnon has returned from & visit to friends in Florida. . Miss Mildred Doe has returned from 4 ghort visit to friends in Griffin. . The City Philathea Union held its regular monthly méetini'l‘uesday even ing. Affer the regular business routine refreghments were served. Miss Florrie Atkinson, of Waycross. is tha guest of Miss Gertrude Potter on Unijon street. Mymford ngnn. of Savannah. spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. J. 2 B Danford. Mrs. A. Zelmenovitz and son, Charlle Zelmenovitz, have returned from a visit so frm;ga in Jacksonville. Miss Sadye Zelmenovitz left Wednes day for New York, Boston anrd Baltl more,” where she will visit relatives foz two weeks. The Senior Philathea (lass of the First Methodist Church gave a surprise party‘and shower to Mrs. S. L. High, thelr teacher, at her home on Union street i}iday evening. The class I 8 composed of forty: each was laden with good things to eat, and a dainty hand- Kerchief. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Campbell have ar vived from Savannah and wlll make their h%me here. l Mr.%and Mrs. H. J. Lowery have re inoved to Lumber City, where they wil make stheir home. ~ Miss Marjorie Lawrence leaves shartiy pior Boston, where she will spend the sumnier. Mrs., Fred Wilder has returned from Boston where she has been visiting rel atives for several months. _ Little: Miss Florence Vance, of Lees wurg, Fla., is th® guest of her sister, Mrs{ JR. Hodgson, on Glouceste: street: Mrs. H. . Stranchan and little son, of Savamnah, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. F. D. M. Strachan at their home ‘mu['ni,on street. Hollt i Mr..and Mrs. C. W. Hollingshead, ~ %\T Y., are the guests of Mrs. H, A, €. Small. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Rogers mmllittlo son, of ! Mitler's Antiseptic Qil, Known as Will Positively Relieve Paln in Three Minutes. . I'ryeit right now for Rheumatlism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains In the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, et \fter one application pain disappears as if by magle. I A new remedy used internally ana iexternally for Coughs, Colds, Crouj iore Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsilliti This ofl is conceded to be ihe most Denetrating remedy known. Its promi and Immediate effect in relieving paln i 8 due to the fact that it penetrates t the affected parts at once. As an il ustration, pour ten drops on l‘fi.n‘:L;l{ €3t piece of sole leather and It w Pénefrate this substance through and ‘hrough in three minutes. Accept no. substitute. This great o 182 golden red color only. Every bottle Enaranteed; 30c, Goc and $1 a bottle or Roney refunded at Jacobs' Pharmacy it stores, Atlantn.-—Advertisement sttt e e - - \ | | | You have no idea, unless i« i li’ictua”." seen its work how speedy and €pendable Poslam is and how will ;"I'“”fY» time and again, all the confi 9ence you place {n it—to make you N Bbealthier, more sightly. o p;f_vhen Eezema breaks out, disfiguring ,J;“D‘%’; Rash or any eruptional tr s Poslam should be used to driy ‘.l‘?m away and furnish the safe, effl dent treatment. Poslam does so much “d goes go far. . e Soid everywhere. For free samrle g:g ‘Emergency Laboratories, 247 "ot 4Tth St., New York City. ’ _UTB6 your ‘skin to become clearcr, righter, batter, through the duily UsC . Po 5 mpdiceted with o o o et g p=diaien, Ga., are the v 'N.MROK\:I‘!‘ Buests of Mrs. G Is. Sidney Levicon ha ) ;;oemh;\lfia{)nl, 1‘51,. and ang:ra!(;?txm:: i 8 een e gues g I“;\,{‘{:” MGt e Buest of relatives for S 8 Ann Postel, of Savannah, spen Tuescay as the guest of Miss Fe'pS;r‘ Imons, en route to St. Simon where she {lB the guest of her sister, Mrs, W. H Elialdma]m rs. J. P. Bennett. who has been the 'iuest of Mrs. Julia Lambright lefi uesday night for her home in Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. John Symons gave a dinner Thursday evening at their home ig Urbana in honer of their aunt, Mrs. Fannia Lou Dart, the occasion being her sixty-first birthday. _Mrs, J. W. Wallace has returned from New Lacy, where she has been the guest of Mrs, J. H. Rozler for severa | weeks, | Little Miss Elizabeth and Master Bd i ward Dorman have issued invitations tc | & dance at their home on Union street lnext Tuesday evening. I Mrs, F. C. Bruce and Miss Marion | Bruce lcft Friday for Thomasville to at. i fend the Dixon-Drake wedding, which itaka: place today. Mrs. C. K. Lenning and little son are the guests of friends in Savannah. Mrs, B. C. White, Mrs. C. L. Elliott, Mrs. La Prade Harwell and Mrs. Eo Hg})ldns spent Tuesday in Fernandina ' iss Betty Postel, of St. Simon, Is the c:xestt of Mrs. Mary Griffin on Richmond Street, Mrs. O. N. Page and little son, of Jacksonville, are the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Clinton Brown at their home on Richmond street. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. DeLoach, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Coats and little daugh ter, of Glennville, were the guests oi Mrs. Josh Bennet Friday at her home on | London street. | . Miss Kate Slater is the guest of }frlends in Atlanta. { Mrs. F. L. Hine, who has been spend | Ing the winter near Savannah, has re { turned to the city and is the guest o !Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. McCrary, on Monk | Street, for several days. { Miss Florrie Porter is the guest of | friends in Douglas for several days. She | will visit friends in Atlanta before re | turning to Brunswick. { _Mrs. A. J. Gordon has returned from Savannah, where she has been the guest | of relatives for several days. o | Miss Lila Burroughs is the guest of | friends in Atlanta. [ Mrs. George White is spending several {days with friends in Macon. I Mrs, V., Jefferies, of Waycross, is the | guest of Mrs. E. L. Stephens. { Mrs. W. W. Walls, of Tifton, is the | guest of Mrs. E. C. Forsyth. | Mr. and Mrs. J. Riley Gardner have i returned to Jesup after spending a few days with relatives in the city. . Little Miss Margaret Dunn, of Augus | ta, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Al | bert Hillsman, on Union street. She i will visit her grandmother, Mrs. G. S. | Scarlett, at Fancy Bluff, before return | ing home, I \ 000 'Amerrcus | RS. R. P. MOORE entertained in ;M honor of Mrs. Carr 8. Glover, a recent bride. The guest of honor | was presented with a pair of embroider {ed pillow cases. Those present were | Mrs. Carr Glover, Mrs. Tom McLendon, { Mrs. Frank Turpin, Mrs, Shelton Har ris, Mrs. Pulaski Holt, Mrs. Macon Dud ley, Mrs. Will Green Turpin, Mrs. John Wagnon, Mrs. Charles M. Council, Mrs. E. C. Parker, Mrs. Henry Jones, Mrs. C. D. Hudson, Mrs. S. A. Daniel, Mrs. . ,—l\\ '_,: ¥ — N 5 ST T I\V—re— SN g Reßss D) 3 11/':J -I g ;‘/ ) \ v'v:,L . IIE. 3 ‘I £ '\lb.,' g\ ‘?A //)fi‘“‘\\‘i’m‘&‘ 'Ww ” / (YOS V) &) B S e ) L W\ T j7.\8~7 LT 4 NS sey cagareZ 2z \.“K, /AB Io b A I,'l €7w g R w:»*m*w;;:‘.‘.;’,f’,.-mom’«.m__;_ffia S fl \\ (4 S UIZALND eri ]I A ,’yt“ WY o S @s - ‘&Q‘_\"/ iVi {‘A& %w I ’ll‘\\\ll "2:‘/I\\ hoM Ay ety eN L e P, ) \‘/ Llk,,' I i s 4\” \ls’-‘l*« liv' {an \:3’,s{3;‘ G ’ e }.N ~/ o, NG »f% NeAR ST e e e 7 w 7 l‘;%}%'“ i fijg’a 7,\"; II“( I ;'J’UFI‘I 3 AL - e \ ! v i ‘..»-,LI::”{I‘T:' :"J 1 oVo I, el\ P 1 PREE 4 T e SISO I‘_\- . OR A ":fiy ‘t" i,v S Q‘i"‘ * Vb E 8 :}/’ Am?’;}%’f"f’:‘” Nl\\“ _,‘ s. o 1 ,’I: NN . 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No. 2 A flower basket, with scal- R (0T Tk QM A)/ f L R ‘ Lo io of Handie i R3o i iil M S [ N0.98-—-A vase, 10 in 2 { inche ,};l.;,(’_j’. Yr’m}" i y::r: ‘.l,‘ 984 inches; h adi . = hfiéfié‘“ \’ »’ P \;III‘: ll,‘, \ fl"I { 'I‘I N:..lcli:)—A @elery dish, 10 inches long, 4% incl width, 5% inches owl, with ladle, K 8 A & & piA M| R 1 .10 b iel | Tes g a 4 Bel secptad .ot ct, .‘ ; \II;::II;;;.;"‘C‘Umpor( Height, 5% inches; E.II ”..’/ : B gfiik:?n\;‘u'ymmud‘ i eter, 4 v inches. e . Na KA I.‘m“;”;r”&‘IItIIEII:IIafi?e:I‘ng&IQC .8 ‘ You,d hettel. =4 nete I : : . | | TVER AGAIN! Your last chance! S A rich, GENUINE cut glass | 3il ; - sk for your set now. rich, G| i e o 1 simple requ "el ' son your simp . ighteen piece Iple | o e hl 1 $9.87 is paid: iohted, pay $1.50 monthly until $9. delighted, pay ¢ PRy et 4 g ; thinoUdays a -wise return the set within: otherwise re Cut glass has advanced 40 per cent since this offer was first published. Since then we have distributed nearly twenty thou sand of these sets for advertising purposes. Thus do we popularize our victorious pI):n of factory shipments and short-circuit prices. We shall complete this distribution precisely as planned, but when the limit o{ twenty thousand sets 18 reached, that will be the end __and we are nearly there now, ‘ Have vou, dear madam, asked for your set? 1f not, take the solemn assurancc from us that this is the final opportunity. It is not likely that you will ever see this offéer again. Then you'll have your whole life to regret it if you don’t act NOW. We'll send the set direct from the factory to your dining-raom for you to use and enjoy thirty days before remitting the first small payment of $1.50. { Las HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN __ A Newspaper for People Who Think — SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1918, e S e e B UAT ¢ OO TS 1y SRRy () AT PR -LRRe)GPR TR gt vSAR R oRS Sim Heys, Mrs, Franc Mangum, Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mrs. Cliff Willlams entertained in compliment to Mrs. G. C. Webb, a re cent bride. The honor guest received a | box of stationery. ! The Woman's Literary Clup met with ‘Mrs. G. M. Rogers. A Dickens program [in which Mrs, C. L. Ansley, Miss Lizzie [ McLendon, Mrs. H. B. Allen and Mrs. C. M. Willlams participated, was ren dered, Mrs. O. N. Allen, of Chattanoogs, is I\'lsnlng Mrs. G. W, Griftith. The Weman's Club of Americus mel | In the Carnegle Library auditorium with Mrs. J. W. Harris in charge of the program. Mrs. Harris, Miss Ella M Polk, Mrs. H. C. Davis. Mrs. E. L. Carswell, Miss Helen ArFo and Miss Bessie Summerford partic pated. | Americus frlends have received carda j@nnounocing the marriage of Miss Mary ‘ Hurley andJ. L. Cheeks, of Dublin. The bride formerly resided here before golng to Macon to live. Mrs. W. R. Lipscomb entertained the Red Cross Bridge Club. The firize was ‘a thrift stamp. Playlng were Mrs. J. E. Mathig, Mrs. D. R. Andrews, Mrs. 13‘!" 1 Grubbs, Mrs. Tracy Cunningham, rs. | Ralston Cargill, Mrs. J. A. Hixon, Mrs. | Stephen Pace, Mrs. Elton Parker, Mrs ls. H. McKee,” Mrs. J. L. EX:rk" Miss Martha Whett!g. Miss nie Mo | Laughlin, Mrs. H. B. Allen, Mrs. John Wagnon, Mrs, C. U. Rogers, Miss Ella Polk and Miss Claude McLaughlin. Miss Mary Niles has returned to Mar- Women Everywhere Use Lemon Juice To Beautify Skin The beauty lotion whieh is pevum ing so popular throughout the goun try i§ easily prepared by anyone, and a whole quarter pint of it doesn't cost any more than a small jar of the com mon, ordinary cold creams. Add the juice of two fresh lemons to three ounces of orchard white and shake well in a bottle. Strain the lemon juice two or three times through a fine cloth so no pulp gets into the lotion, then it will keep fresh for months. Regardless of what price you pay or how highly advertised, there is nothing else really morc mer itorious in beautifying, softening and clearing the skin. As a tan and blem ish remover, also to remove oiliness and sallowness, lemon juice has no rival, Massage it into the face neck and arms once or twice each day, and just see if it doesn't bring out the roses and hidden bheauty! Lemcens have always been used to bleach the skin, but pure lemon juice {s too highly acid, therefore should never be used except in this manner. 1f properly prepared, this sweetly fragrant lotion will speak for itself. Any drtig store will supply the three ounces of orchard white at very lit tle cost, and the grocer will supply the lemons.—Advertisement, You like inanimate companions, well as those of flesh and blood, that are good thru and thru. Hence, in the selection of your home-furnishings you avoid the tawdry and the sham, and choose those better expressions of refinement and good taste. And that is why you have always admired GENUINE cut glassware. But the prices in retail stores have been so high that persons of moderate means could afford only two or three pieces, at most; whereas, here are eight een perfectly matched pieces, every one of them usgeful as well as beautifvl; and the price of the entire set is probably less than you have paid for any single piece that you may now have. Dnaker ValleyMigCo FACTORY BARGAIN DISTRIBUTORS Mill and River Sts., AURORA, ILLINOIS o - shallville after a visit to Mrs. C. O Niles, Miss Annie Laurie Wells and Mlss Agnes Wells, of Smithville, were the Buc sty of friends here last week. Miss Susle Lunsford. of Smithville, visited Miss Jimmlie Jossey. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Yates, of Macon, Miss.,, annouunce the -nxu%»mam ol their daughter, Kthel, to oM BN Wheeler, of Americus the weddlng to occur Tuesday, February 26, Miss Annle Ivey entertalned the mem bers of her club at bridge. Carnations and hyacinths were usea and a sliver hatpin was glven for top score. The fiwsts were Mrs. Furlow Gatewood, iss Kathleen Denham, Mrs. Emory Rylander Miss Melva Clarke, Miss Maude Sherlock, Miss Martha Dedl%flll. Mrs. E. J. Eldredge, Miss I\l?{y Parker, Miss Sara Shcitielfi and Mrs. R. E. Cato. The Americus Chapter U. D. C.,, met Tuesduy evening in the auditorium of the Carnegle Library, Miss Ruth Council entertained the members of the N. N. Clup. Those &rlel ent were Misses Annie and Mabel Ellis, Quenelle Harrold, Eugenia Collins, Ag nes Gatewood, Gertrude Davenport, Mary Dudley and Mary Sheffield. Y'he Girls' Scout Club met with Miss Marjorie Brown. The guests were Misses Elizabeth Harris, Orlean Ansley, Mary Alice Lingo, Mary Sue Chambliss, Margaret Wheatley, Geraldine DPayne, %\‘lary Rose Brown and Pauline Broad urst, Mrs. R. J. Vibbert has returned to Ambrose, accomgsnled by her sister, Mrs. Robert G. Christian. Mrs. Jerome Beeman and daughter, Beautiful \ "\\\ ;\\ (S i ) 4 g ;/ @ oots 7 8 A TR //Y // | h 5.95 28t 1] s L L AL ] \T S T One of the season’s most stylish models, in a handsome quality of kidskin, in the pop -5 ular shades of brown and gray. Has dainty turn soles and full French heels. Truly a Byck value, ; 9 , 4 Mail Orders Filled & ‘ < Same Day Receive: sAL VYN 0 So we feel sure that we shall get I your coupon without delay. Here it is, ready for you to sign. A 2 i Y CLIP IT, SIGN IT /Q J & AND MAIL IT Dy il TODAY S — Y . S ‘ § QUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO., 42 ' Mill and River Sts., Aurora, lllincis. Ship direct to mgehome for 30 days’ free trial, the eighteen l piece Cut Glaas Set, as advertised. lamto pay nothing but express charges on arrival. If entirely pleased. I will remit $1.50 a month until your short-circuit gnu of $9.87 is paid; I otherwise 1 will return the Set within thirty days at vour ' expense. I covminta oot shovse W e i gl (Write raral route or street and number bere) ’- Bl -s e s b e ,‘1L..,_._.L........‘_......_ Pearl of Plains, are guests of Mrs. R. | B, Parker. | Mrs. € Nat Lewls, of Macon, {s the | guast of Mrs. Charles M. Councll. | Miss Susie® Mae Law has returned heme after a visit to the Misses Stat ham, at Richland, Mrs. T. O. Marghall and little daugh ter are vismn‘ rolauvv In Quitman. ‘ Mrs. J 8 Clover {a In Atlanta at t? bedside of h’r daughter, Mrs. B. P Cox who is il i Mrs. W!Il Green 'l‘uryln was hostess to ! the Tuesday Bridge Club. ! Mrs Eva Hollls and Benjamin C.! Cooyer were married Monday evening at the home of the bride. The Rev. | Paul W. Ellls performed the ceremony. | _ The Musle Studi" Club met Wednes- | ‘day morning at the Carnegie Library A splendid program was arranged by Mrs. Paul Ellis, and Tschaikowsky, the 3(1 etatt:st Russian composer, was the sub ect. B gamotlu meeting. of the U. D. C Chapter was held at the Carnegie Ld- | brary Wednesday. I Mrs. Charles M. Council was hostesa at two partles Wednesday morn!ng wg lutnrnoon. complimenting Mrs. s Webb, a recent bride, and Mrs. Nat B ILewls, of Macon, who is her guest. The Chrysanthemum Club met with Mrs. D. R. Andrews Friday afternoon The Woman’'s Literary Club met with Mrs. C. M. Willlams Thursday after | noon, I Colonel and Mrs. James \\, Furlow, ol | Washington, D. C., announce the birth I"f a daughter, Tuesday, lebruary 6§ Mrs. Furlow {8 remembered in Amerious Iu Miss Maggie Buchanan, TN ORDER BY MAIL ‘lt Costs Less at Sterchi’s” @D Fyery Day Is Bargain Wil L Day At STERCHI'S e . A lady came into our store last week and asked if we ‘I«“ a l were going to put on a “Svci-l Sale” soon. We explained AT ‘o her that EVERY DAY WAS SPECIAL SALE DAY I - WITH US, and it is—the enormous buying power of \ N eleven big stores makes possible the low prices we quate on : ; all our home furnishin OUR STORE WIE.L BE CLOSED MONDAY TO CONFORM WITH THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION’S ORDER. COME EARLY TUESDAY. OAT Ten Wefion L — —— ug/',, Speci: Al I —=fVfll For Tuesday /\. Thie splendid val. ' A ue may be had In / ‘ solld oak or mahog. | 7-~ 7 any :'nlnh:' has bn . . mavebie a t /“ | tom urvi:g t.r.uy. :4- ‘\‘V inoh rubber-tired e y Sale - Mall Orders Fllled. .‘" S T T .I el '»‘ ’fié . ’ ?&{ [ :‘:d ‘l‘{l( - ) T (R II A | & I'f‘h; Telephone Seot Podestals Table and stool—like cut. Top ‘‘Extra 14x17 Inches. Helght 30 inches. Bpecial’’ Your cholce of fumed ocak, gol- 86-inch high, den oahk. whltofl o:\a;‘mol. old lvory ':.o'l&or; n;a'l‘m:; or mahogany finis! ‘ . “Bxtra Bpecin.l" 54 98 Sale 'Prloo Sale Price ..... % e $1.49 ~—Mall Orders Filled— Malil orders filled = BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE STYLE e ":e'“”""f—""’:»z—::;/é RED CEDAR CHEST re f‘";::. ’"‘:’Z’J, /"/ xactly like cut—46 Inches long, 23 inches wide = -———*é ot Son Tl ooSt 4 460 — (,‘ reos $21.75 % ey . ——MAIL ORDERS FILLED—— k 5, TN : | i Rt ITTR e A I 111 g .I (1 N IIIIW\II‘IIIIIIWII T o I'II 111 l Jb} - L 1 e = P g | a 0 S T a 7 » eSS [ ; » fj,}i&t..-a.—i‘-\;:_—:_%zr-iw‘. !.{g_-_&_’—__;_-—-_‘ A ‘\___l.—i_.l_:' , 2, / B ' I} THIS BEAUTIFUL 4-PIECE QUEEN ANNE BEDROOM SUITE May be had _ln a choice of Old Ivory, American Walnut or Mahogany - " _q e eNte e\ T $99 TN —MAIL ORDERS FILLED PJ{ICE . 8 9 4-Plece Adam Period Dining Room Suite _——mmwmmm—— JACOBEAN OAK OR MAHOGANY FINiSH ~'T" M"';”I”“‘I o ~'~—lfl§‘_fimf:~' ) ;I! S— :, ; ;‘«'7! mi—‘}% 3_;—[ o .]'II!-’\.P e I|l 11l . | == i N R ‘»‘~:.2'~_?;T:l.l§'l—l%4l 24 §LRS AR 'Rooi || PR ) A B-. il | §z;'"3.}3;&3:2;".‘12::..:: F 3 A Big Sperial 585.00 ‘ i T os st 38IC P ferms to Suit THREE-PIECE PARLOR SUITE «“SPECIAL” /17 / ol |7. ’ % J (@ 1 .’f/ (T \‘ i W%‘i;fifl?‘,@, (& Wi ?7/ £ | /‘& i Akt -11.1 I(‘\I e ity I{ A \III‘I 08 Mg Gt Ll ) Bt~ : )LT el ese=- (8 - e| |\ It [ et e sl | i i ) , e =3 | ‘ I 7 We feature here one of our most pepular parior suites, and -ttho } I | I et o S eonsysy 4 s SpeCiISEATS e ~—MAIL ORDERS FILLED— Sale Price . /O p ’ ' '/(,?\\.'?‘ ugcwwa 'II:/A/*.\'; KJ {// ’l’,//%\\‘ 774 y»- 1 Pl I B JEE o LL AL GRS S T ATI E 11 East Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. A FIBER ROCKERS o/ Z g 8 e tfih, " -’, Special for Tuesday I@fi«?fi.‘m*; NGI it (Like Cut) e I“il.i.:“»u 3 Upholatered In besuttfulg, ll'li?p‘;’r‘."_vg.-f tapestry. Mas looss cush. 33 AR .“_jit - lon apring eeat; brown fin- {4 :‘,,,;.’,‘.',,",",,“,;;;,-n‘,:;m‘;; & Ish only. X ~~f~.—-;&;_;; ;.-‘ Bule 5 BARERG E Prics ......$9.9 i w' —Mall Orders Filled— Mg M Ll R Ny Pt crTe TR, " e T~ | E— = o 5 e s "‘, RS L T . fiI,J}? B v ..4-- ooAL AR s T i O S LTR v(R L A e ‘Aj"‘"‘“‘“ . }\lfls A b T fl&}m 5,!,4,11;;&4! i :&, NN I__,__.,w.«.-.‘..:.m....w“.“ RO IR & TUESDAY SPECIAL 4 SHIRTWAIST BEOX > This is an exceptional value, slze 36 inches long, 19 Inches deep and 19 Inches wide; has removable tray, covered In fine grade of matting with brass corners on top and brass rollers, with bamboo trimmings like cut. We carry a large stock of all standard sizes. SPECIAL 5 9 8 BALE PRICE .. . ——=MAIL ORDERS FILLED—— 7D