Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, March 12, 1920, Morning, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text10 THIS IS NO. 3————— “EXTRA SPECIAL” Watson ‘‘shoots’’ another Fri day and Saturday Bargain Sen sation surprising in its wvalue giving, This week it's a quarter that startles the bargain seeker who knows what s bargain really is, price and quality combined. Put the goods and the price together The source of supply is the rea. son why. Towels—Values to 49c, special 2 5(: Yard-wide fine Bleaching, Sheeting, etc., values up to 45¢, all go for, » Pt 25¢ Brown Sheeting and Short Lengths of Drilling, = all go, per yard zac OUTING—It will pay you mighty well to buy it by the full bolt or piece at Watson's. Watson’s Extra Special, Fri day and Saturday, 25 ¢ per yard TICKING — 49¢ values, Extra Special, 25 ¢ N . ‘ GINGHAMS — Just when others are advancing, Wat son ‘retreats” with the price to, per yard 25c CANTON FLANNEL, while it lasts, you can take away at 25c PAJAMA CHECKS — Fri day and Saturday, = 25¢ MEN'S BELTS—Values to 75¢c; Extra Special 25C HOSIERY Men's fine lisle and fiber gilk and heavy cotton 80X val ‘\'lol to 49¢c. All\go Friday ands aturday for one quar- 2 5 B ¢ Ladies' Hose, SBilks, Lisles and Cottons, values to 69¢, all colors " 25¢ i\ Boys’, girls’ and children’s ' Hosiery bunched Friday and Sat jurday for 2bc. ' The old quarter (25c) will ‘surely do wonders for you atl ' Watson's, on corner of Pryor ;*l.nd Decatur Streets. No such store in Atlanta. ~ One lot Men's slightly soiled anderwear bunched to go out ’riday. Not enough to last to Baturday, so come Friday for the ¥alues to 99c, BRSO ... vinannd 25c ’;Ladielsl'bslightly soiled under ear, all bunched to &ose B o 25C ~ About 200 garments, Chil tren's g:‘ion Suits, bunched to go out Friday 'lor - R R 25c : Values to 99c. They will all sell JFriday morning, so come early. . Boys’ Waists bunched to "‘walk away’’' into use for 25c. “They are worth 69c. & ;Men's Suspenders ;l'ﬂday BRI il 25c * '~ One lot House Slippers for la dies, 25¢c while they last. ¢ Men’s and Boys' Caps, odd lots # bunched to go for 25e. ; There are other things that will be ‘‘lotted’’ and Sold Friday and “as long as the lots may hold out ! Baturday. * One lot men's soiled Shirts, ; while they last gl‘riday MOTDING oviv's s 25c ? 1 ‘ALL-BARGAIN * - i : 21 N. PRYOR STREET 1 ‘ Corner Decatur ‘ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN s v % 5 ¥ A Clean Newspaper for Southern Homes “ 3 % FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920. Penmanship Contest To Close March 15 The world penmanship contest conducted by J. Austin Brooks will close March 15. Epecimens have been submitted by 200 penmen in this country, and others from Hawaii and foreign countries, Cash prizes of S7O will be givgn, S2O for the best twenty five cards, S2O for ‘business writing, S2O for ornamental writing and flour ishing and $lO for small writing. Mr. Brooks formerly was l,ookkeep be awarded by the judges, J. H. Smith of Atlanta, H. P. Behrens meyer of Quiney, 111,, and 12. W, Blos ser of Columbus, Ohijo. Mr. Brooks formerly was bookkep er for the ulton Bag and Cotton Mills, and later went to New York, where hé kept books for a firm in ‘Wall l:rﬂet. | PREREISOSIES . A, Recital at Cable . . Hall Friday Night Frnest Dyal, tenor, and Carlton Whitehead, wviolinist, will appear in rßeital Friday night at 8:30 o'clock, in Cable Hall. The program is pre sented wunder the auepices of the Atlanta Congrervatory of Music. The public is invited. . ’ . Washing Won’t Rid ‘ Head of Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dan druff is to dissolve it, then vyou de gtroy it entirely, To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use efiough to moisten thé scalp and rub it ih gently with the finger tips. Do this tenight, and by morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone¢, and three or four more ap plicationa will completely disgolve and ! entirely destroy every singie =ign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itehing and digging of the sealp will stop at onee, pyd vour hair will be fluffy, lustroud glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.—Adv. 1 FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA P e v S S e ,/’M LAR T Y TV N L -)'IOCLPSfPACNA(-FG AGSK FOR A KT ABLETS SIX YEARS' SUF - ‘ ‘I Doctored and Took Many Medicines and NU-VIM IRON TONIC, the Only Medicine That Ever . " Gave Me Relief. Why take any chance if yon are suffefing bßodily allments? When NU-VIM TRON TONIC 18 relieving thousands of people, all over the country of stubborn cases of rheu matism And kidney troubles, when good doctors and other medicines had failed to give any benefit, NU-VIM is purely an herbal remedy that na ture intended to restore health., Here is a fair statement of what NU«VIM does. A Mr. J. C, Hawelboy, of 847 East Fair street, Atlanta, Georgia, says: “I have suffered with rheumatism for aix long years and have tried doctors and all kinds of rheumatic remedies, but found nothing to do me any Timd unitil 1 got NU -VIM IRON TONIC. I have taken two bot tles and my pains are entirely gnnn. I now am feeling fine, more than a new man than of eld. I can praise NU-VIM for what it did for me, and recommend it for the public. Sold by all leading druggists, and especially recommended by all Jacobs' «drug stores.—Adv, OF WAVY, GLEAMY — " Let “Danderine” save and glorify your hair .“ bSR N (- eIL " ' ey 4 " ~, (¥ S \ b W\ o F | .l R R e @ \' } \ '} ! , (' {h ")‘ ' R N ¢ \ R }\ P (e > R | ' i ‘Jw‘r' Y W Y B ) b\ N L R R\ SN ! ) R Q\\‘ ¥ Eaad S '\ S = In a few moments you can trans form your plain, dull, flat hair. You can have it abundant, gsoft, glossy and full of lif¢ Just get at any drug er tollet counter a small bottle of “Dan« derine” for a few centa Then moisten a soft eloth with the Dan derine and draw this threugh your hatr taking one gmall steand At a time Instantly, ves immediately, vou have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will be a mass, so soft, lus trous, fiuffy and so casy to do up All duet, dirt and excessive 01l is re moved Let Danderine put more life color, vigor and brightheas in your hair This stimulating sonic will freéeshen vour sealp, check dandruff and fall ing hair and help vour hair to grow ong, thick, strong and beautiful Advertisement | | : ’ " . ee e ; Herbert T. Parson, president of the 'F. W. Woolworth Company of New f\'nr’—(. and executor of the estate of Ithe late Frank W. Woolworth, was in {Atlanta Thursday at the Georgian f'l‘vrra('ﬂ Hotel, accompanied by his lwn’e and sister. | | Mr. Parson was on his way to New (ank after a vacation gt Palm Beach. { Hig visit to this city was not entirely | }ur a business nature, he explained,] {but when interviewed in the offices lof the Woolworth Company, he ad 'mitted that it is impossible for Wool |worth men to get together unless some business is discussed. ! Mr. Parson said there would be a \decided decrease of retail prices be {ginning in April, and by the first of July a material léssening would be noticeable. He oxpressed the opinion that conditions would ratiirn to those |of pre-war days by the beginning of Ithn new vyear. “Owing to the drop in prices, nro duetio:n will be decreised accordingry, but the public will not be affected by this.” he sald. Mr. Parson declined to discuss poli tice, He was very much impressed with Atlanta, he said, although this was not his first visit. He will leave Atlanta Friday for New York, after inspecting the offices and stores of the local Woolworth Company. ilkinson's Tie, Red Wilkinson's Tie, Re , . As Trotzky's Policy, Creates Quite a Stir reates () By PAUL STEVENSON, Home peaple are horn to wear réd neckties, some have red neckties thrust upon them. and s6me wear red neckties by preference-~partic ularly when there {s a chance to get a little fun out of such haber dashery. All of which is a nreface to Mell Wilkinson’s appearance at the an nual Rotary Clul banqeut in & flashy brown business suit and the reddest of all red neckiles ever manufactured for an end man in a mingtrel show. With 149 other Rotarians wear ing dress suits and looking exceed ingly formal and high and mighty in the presence of a distinguished past president of all Rotaty, in rtrolled Mell with his flashy suit and reverherating necktie, The necktie was as red as the policy of Leon Trotzky. redder than the rel in Old Glory in the Fourth of July orator's speech, and redder than the hair of Peggy Wells, The Georglan's girl reporter. Having acquire®-an affection for the necktie, Mr. Wilkinson wore it to the Kiwanis luncheon given Tuesday in honor of Miss Anne Morgan. It created such a sensa tion there that when the u\u{'tlon of extending the unanimous ihvita tion to Mr, Wilkinson to attend any and all Kiwanis banquets at any time he saw fit an objection was raised becavse of the tie. After #bne discussion, it was decided that Mr. Wilkinson i such a good ’ fellow, such a 8601 Atlanta citizen, | that he should receive the unan | m:ous invitation—-red necktie and - al ! S 0 just A4d Mell Wilkinson's réd necktle to other famous Atlanta things such aAs grand opéra, Peach trea streat, the jokes about HEast Point, Judge Johnsor's court and ~ the er>wd of men around the Flat fronf Buikding on a windy day. SSOO Reward Offered v » ’ For Auto Thieves’ Arrest A reward of SSOO has bheen offered by C. T. Whitehead for the arrest of two thieves who stole his Packard twin gix from in front of the Geor. glan Terrace and later wrecked It at Formwalt and Richardson satreéts, where it collided with a car owned by W. B. Massengill of the MeCray Re frigerator Company and driven by Lewis Wadley anegro chauffeur. The Packard was thrown against a water plug, breaking off one of the front wheels, Monroe Huie Is Being Boomed for Stale Senate Monroe Huie of Clavton County ie being hoomed for State senator from the Thirtv-fifth District, composed of Fulton, Henryv and Clayton Counties Hé represcnted this district six yveare ago, after serving two terms In the Honse as reapresentative from his county He has large businesas con nection® in Fulten. | PR b G R R e H a e Gh RS et S & SORh 1 i MR S SO . B ‘ Wi “’W gty ’ e%i } S f;?;-.uz:,;.;x»: LR uh-.-:;if??’ii! B e R EERR IR G 3Ee§ss§£ziiia§: ! ‘;,p’!?!i;iﬁ':faé?!gzézs'éigék;;gzz;z:? s | LR T R R RR N ﬁﬂﬁyﬁ]ﬂ%x'my '?tk@!&iei.isiﬁ!?ﬁ:é | st T saa R { BRI IRG nz—z:::;?w:gﬁr;::;;;:. SN e LS AN R it SRt R i | el i !:“-«':H"-r!‘:?u: | i PRI RS R | R T ;w-s’riﬁ:#a!i* 4 L G .lfv‘, RN R et 4 | ; P | - | R | B eR R | . T s $ BRI R T ) o eDR g iy | :v‘.,‘;czmmsz" e | St AR g N o b EARRE . ff“ | 'f;:‘.." ‘\ n Cw™ex. | Athe Tke vttt B WRE o l Grow Your Hair| [ FREE RECIPE | After heing almost totally bald & New York busifiess man frr‘w hair-and now hat a prolific grawth at age of 66-—~for | whish gn will send the genuine |’l‘|L‘u free of requesi to any man or Wolidn who withes to overcome dandrnf oOF gaif new | hair growth, Or testing box of the prep. | aration, stalke, will be matled with | recipe if youn send 10 ects,, stamps of silver His address is John H. Brittain, BT-301, Station F, hev‘\orh.‘\,“\'. By DUDLEY GLASS. SR THUMAS B. HIGGINBOTHAM, Kiwanian, is a v paint man. He talks paint and thinks paint f; ,‘."_:_-4:_5.;-::' and would eat paint if he thought it necessary to . ’};?4,”'l 5 prove his stuff 99 per cent pure. He ig secretary "/: 2& i# treasurer of the Atlanta Paint Company, of which -/7 ”f B¢ 15d W. Davidson is president, and they have recéntly /f/i;g’g% i moved into a brand new place at 76 Marletta street, ///s» i which is freshly painted all over, inside and out. '{B G Mr. Higginbotham i 8 a native product of Elberton, i ? L but he outgrew it sixteen years ago and came to R Atlanta, where he got paint on his fingers, and it % . R stuck. ¥e has been in business ever since, most of 4 ??' A the time with two older houses. 'The Atlanta Paint ’ . Company was organized about three years ago. ] SRI A Mr. Higginbotham is an Odd Fellow and a Wood- D ' man of the World, and belongs to the First Meth- Thos. B. Higginbotham odist Church. He is single and lives in the Lorraine apartments. When he has a vacation he goes to New York or on a hunt ing trip. WASHINGTON, March 11,—Hoard+ ing of food on a vast scale was brought to Attorney General Palmer’s attention today by District Attor ney Clyne of Chicago. “Warehouses are jammed, and re newed pressure must be exerted by the government to turn loose thesé gurplus stocks,” District Attorney Clvne reported The department of justice, follows= ing Mr. Clyne's disalosures, will ims mediately begin an attack on hoard ers in Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Louis and other Middle Western centerg, In Chicago, Mr. Clyne as« serted, butter and cheese stocks show a 200 per cent increase compared with previous vears, Making Merry At Mealtime, Means Good Appetite, Good Digestion, Good Cheer and Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. b Do You Use Them? If Not, Why? o To sit back after a good meal and know there is not going to be sour risings, gas, drowsiness and discom fort is the logical result of using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets immedis ately after eating. Most people be« lieve they can trace each attack of indigestion to the something they ate and can still “taste.” And it surs prises them, invariably, to note how quickly relief comes after using oné or two of these tablets. Whether it is highly seasoned food, rich pastry, the heavy hearty foods or some oné partieylar offender, the relief comas just the same. Those who are sus ceptible to attacks of indigestion or dyspepsia should try Stuart's Dyss pepsia Tablets, as, they supply the stomach with an alkaline effect just ag it does naturally when it is works« ing in a perfectly héalthy condition. A glance around the table will likely indicate one or more wheo We are fortunate in having good stocks of nails of all sizes on hand, from which we can make prompt shipments. Write us for prices. CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO., ATLANTA, GA. Bronchial Troubles PSpothe the irritation and you relieve the distress. Do both quickly and effectively by using promptly a dependable remedy— L ———— R PAPE'S J\\,\"‘a DIAPEPSIY F;\\%‘; FOR INDIGESTION A 7 seam——— A\A" /A s ;/ N PR i CHEW A FEW—PUT STOMACH IN ORDER! At once! Relieves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia, caused by Acidity. Hurry! Buy a box at any drug store. * Eat meals without fear of upsetting stomach. Harmless—Splendid! Read ‘““Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach’’ in package. s YR Q M " \, 7\A 0 " Rt 4 1 % ] v ‘ e ) Mother! Watch k Child’s Tongue! &“» . 9 California Syrup of Figs For a Child's Liver and Bowels Mother! Say “California,” then you will , get genuine “California Syrup of Figs.” Full directions for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative. Dance Teacher Contests . Complaint on Her Hall Recorder Johnson was called on Thursday morning to decide whether Migs Tommie Brantley, who teaches dancing at 100 1-2 Whitehall street, was subject to the city license law ‘covering dancing halls. Miss Brantley was summoned by Inspector Woodall, following c¢com plaint from local dance hall opera tors, that she was conducting a busi ne#s without a license. The young woman contended she is not running a dance hall, saying no dances are given, and her business consists solely in giving private lessons, Miss Brantley said she would bring the mattér before council. The re corder ruled that a tempeérary per mit granted her by the city would suffice, pending decision. First Public Hog Sale Is Held at Waynesboro WAYNESBORO, GaA., March 11.— 1.. €, Strahan, local county agrieul turist, held Tuesday the fikst public hog -sale ever conducted in Waynés boro. 'T'wo calroa’s were sold to plainly look as if they anticipated the dyspeptic’'s mournful agssemblage of distresses sßMortly after the meal is finished. Many a bon vivant, how ever, has learned how to leave the table in a happv frameé of mind by the use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab lets immediately after eating. And whether it was rich soup, pastry, checse, or dishes usually rated as “heavy,” these tablets contain ingre dients that digest food, assist the stomach in the work of digestion and supply the alkaline effect that the stomach requires. 'Thus before you conjure up the troubles that ordina rily would follow eating some favor ite dish, try this plan of aveidance. Or if the trouble s already doiug its worst get a 50-cent box of Stu art’s Dyspepsia Tablets of any drug gist and note how gantly and smeath ly your stomach settles down te good behavior.—Ady. AR a 4 Moty _bad t quéatio ) i HONTS Baive fail 1o ™ treatment of ITCH, BCZRMA, .- RINOWORM, -A;hrrlnhc: 5 -trl tehing skin disesses. - Sa-tb:lntwrhh. . farmers. This sale will be held oncte a month at the S. and A. Railway depot. i RICH-CREAMY ‘. " . : Such Is “Q-Ban” Liqud Shampoo. Makes Your Hair Glowing, Rad- ]‘ iantly Beautiful. ‘ > i —— ! , Q-Ban (pronounced Ku-Ban) Liguid Shampoo is not merely a liguid koap like most other shampoos but has a base of cocoanut il whlchl lathers freely, dries easily and le.ves vour hair fluffy, soft and radiantly| beautiful. Get a bottle of Q-Ban| Liquid Shampoo from any druggiat‘ and give it a trial. It will make your hair glow and gleam; make your hair hold its depths of subtle undertones of rich color—hair whose ends glis ten with life, health and beauty. Q-Ban Liquid Shampoo is a hair cleaner and brightener. It gives a delightful lather, regular billows of foam which make Q-Ban Liquid Shampoo the ideal hair wash. It won't change the color of your hair, vet it brings out the hidden beauly of any color of your hair. Try a bottle today and vou will vote it the best yvou ever tried. Jacobs’ Drug stores, Atlanta, Ga. Mall orders, 60 cents.—Adv. NAME ‘BAYER' ON Safe and preper directions are in every “Bayer” package —Take as told! , (L 2 (@) ANTT Oy e “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be genuine must be marked with the safety “Bayer Cross.” Then you are getting the true, world-famous Aspirin, prescribed by pliysicians for over eighteen years. Always buy an unbroken package of "ﬁayer Tablets of Aspirin” which contains proper directions to safely relieve Colds, Headaciec, CoLuMBUS, GA. — “I can highlg recommend Dr. Pierce's Avwric (anti-uric-acid) to all persons suffering with rheumatism or kidngy troubles. For a number of years I suffered with rhsumatic pain.; o also the kidney mecte " ' \ tion showed a brick . R A e \ colored sediement amd AR xl e BRI I was disturbeil often il N S G R during the mght. laiso (A I bR ; contirneus u' JADERA R S ache. Thal so ' i ',, Bot g : at might : 4 f‘m and X oo ife was "‘.' %' 82l unendurable. : ~‘o i .‘ o B A learned of Dx. JELIWAT B s £ W Anuric Tablets and ',“.A : ’ "i,y R S bought a botfla. The ! g 5 ¥ ‘ first sow doses me —~ . &owe =B : s more relief and oom- O A - fort than I had known o L 1( in‘gears and hefore 1 =S\, Y " s W h finished the first g 3‘} TP bottle the backache and R o ! ' “-”«qs’ : rheumatism had disap - 8 : peared and the kidng N secretion cleared, as B N R if by magic. I was ‘;\\ - N able to rest better at .}\ S 5 N night and life seemed e worth while once movre. That was a year ago and my kidneys are still in a normal and healthy condition. I do not have any distress or any symptoms of kidney ailment. 1 have the highest praise for Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets as well as for Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, which I toek for the liver while taking the kidney medicine.” — Mrs. M. E. RoGirs, 3009 Second Avenue. Naturally when the kidneys are deranged the blood is filled with Bwisonous waste matter which settles in feet, back, ankles or wrista. r. Pierce’s Anuric is many times more potent than lithia and often eliminates uric acid as hot tea melts sugar. Send Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. 10 cents for trial package Anuric (anti-uric-acid) Tablets. S ————————————— T 8 dividual Slath Surtsrhd Individual Slate Surfaced EEEL EEECCCTTTTTIL EEE sningie. #xis-inch, _pes BQUATE «...i.:ss 500 s DBHO P wex Above in Seconds, excel » L E C T I L i lent\ b:rl?ln. ‘:Peart :m $6.50 7 . Slate Surface 4 Bhin- EE L EE C T 1L EE gles, (4inl), per sq’tiv.bo T w Ahove in Seconds, exceilent L. & N T IL B Dareain, ver Bisssses@Bßs ™ -+ T w /i B ¢ i FEELLLEFECCC T ILLLEEE oAo s . BAuAre !{;5 Palatial’ Slate Surfaced Strip Shingle, two color tile effect roofing, double layer POOf, DOT OQUBPE. . 4.t soniosnvtssbtetedo annns oss socinn os Ks4y oVa s vnwd T Write for our prices on BELECTILE Slate Surfaced Roll Roofing, alse on ELECTROID and ASFALTO smooth suffaced roofings. We give a discount to dealers on above prices. All prices are f. o. b. cars Atlant® Ga. and subject to change in price without notice as prices are aavancing very rapidly. Can ship all orders promptly. CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO., ATLANTA, GA. You Always, Know Just the Price You Pay Our FREE Examination Sys tem tels you in advance the exact cost of YOUR work. Palace Dental Rooms 5 W. Alabama St Phone Main 1946. Open Daily & to 6. Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheu matism, Neutitis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally. Remember “Bayer” means genuinel Say “Bayer.” Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost but a few cents, Druggists also sell latger pack ages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer I&?anu— facture olf) Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. T ey T e Wig \\» PR TR INE w’ 4 ! 3 Fy ¢ <Y V¥ PLATES ’ Made and Deliverea taame Day D s L Gojd Crowns and Bridge Work as low as Silver by 5 t Filling $1 Foeth $ OLD PLATES $1 $3 made like new to All other work low in prepartion and all_work GUARANTEED