Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, March 12, 1920, Home Edition, Image 2

Atlanta Georgian., March 12, 1920, Home Edition, Page 2, Image 2

About Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1920)

Page of 24

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (4.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 24

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page Text2 CARROLLTQN, Ga., March 12— Three men and a car full of liguor saig te be from Hulett, were stopped in Tallapoosa by Chief of Police Brewer Murphy and Policeman Pete Williams today, Shooting followed in which Murphy was dangerously wounded The men escaped, leaving the car nd the liguor. Offfcers have since captured one of men, said to be Kinney Sma wood. Sheriff W. A. Garrett expect White H Balery C Ite flouse baKery Lo. 35 SOUTH BROAD STREET Between Alabama and Hunter. To deliver Bakery goods, the cost is a big item and must be passed _on from the Baker to the consumer. We do not deliver, but we use that expense in making Superior Bakery Goods. » Our Delicious ANGEL FOOD CAKES, small, 6 for 25¢ LARGE ANGEL FOOD, SI.OO. SUPERIOR SPONGE CAKES, 50c. Our Assorted FRENCH PASTRIES, delicious and pretty at 80c PER DOZEN are pleasing hundreds of patrons. Our FAMOUS WHITE HOUSE BREADS AND ROLLS, made with pure granulated sugar and milk, is the pride of our Bakery. One visit to our Bakery will make a regular customer of you. Ite ouse bakery Lo. - “There’s a ROGERS Store near you” ! *: . [ In times of stress these stores prove their value t is in just such times as these that the Rogersg ‘ktores will prove their great value to the people. ‘ o matter where you live, one of these stores 1s ;thin easy reach of practically every home. If ; &ou are not a patron already, now is a splendid ime to learn how well we can serve you. | | ull 16-oz. Loaf of | ; ogers’ Quality Bread ......... 8C iﬂccan Besgm-~~~-~ 11s I‘ Evaporated Milk ..........4 1 C :bne-pound can 1 7 l Best Pink Salmon ............. 4§ C ’Z.Aea & Perrin’s 2 6 ! ﬁauce e Ci { unbeam Mayonnaise 15 32 I g:ampbell’s Soups, 1 2 l ;Nl B s C} ,k!ampbell’s Pork 2 5 ] :!'Lnd8ean5,Zf0r..;............ C ogers’ 1 5 ‘ gugarC0m.................. C *lo..}’canLyeHominy e itle z‘lo. 3 can Libby’s Sauerkraut . ......15¢c TR ST NN S | ] Monte can Spinach ..........12V5¢ ‘irish Potatoes, pound ................6c gPurity Nut 3 7 \?utterine oL SRR SRR C ;tßest Creamery 6 9 Butter C %“Cheese, 3 7 %'American ERRRI S i il C 5 ; 102-ROGERS’ STORES--102 THE ATLANTA GEGRGIAN 2o @ . AClean Newspaper fox Seuthern Homes LA FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920. soon 'to have the ather two. & Chief Murphy is shet through the neck. His windpipe is cut. & A . North Avenue Revival . . Draws Big Audiences Despite thé car strike, attendance Thursday night at' the North Ave nue Preshyterian Church revival was the largest of the week. Dr, Trigg M. Thomas, conducting the revival, has invited boys and girls to a spe cial school service Friday night. There will be an hour of special gongs under Prof. D. 1., Spooner, with a special choir of fifty from the Bap tiet Tabernacle. Doctor Thomas will preach at 8 o'clock on ‘“The lLost Christ. Seats will be reserved for boys and girt and Boy Bcouts. There will ®e no services Satur day. They will be continued next week, starting at 8 o'clock each night. l \ , | v \ \ | e 5 | erhe Flying Parson,” Lieut. Belvin W, Maynard, appears six times at the ¥or syth Theater today, and teils the andiences at the big photoplay house of his aerial cxperiences, and particularly the record flight frem New York to San Francisco and return, and New York to Toronto and re turn At 12:15, 2, 2:45, 5:20, 7:15 and 9 Lieuts enant Maynard makes his falks to the crowids Today 18 the first and m)}y,h)r pearance in publie of the noted flier. His talks are an added attraction to the regu-~ lar scheduled showing of the Charles Ray success, “Alarm Clock Andg In a few years, predicts the lleutenant, acroplanes will be as common for trans portation as automobiles, And he recalls that it wis only a few years ago that 'ynu couldn’'t persuade a man te go up, ““Now everyhody wants to fiy,” said the “Flying Parson."” “Flying.” he adde, *is the sport of kings now."” It was in 1817 that ldeutenant Maynard went into the aerial gervice. He served aighteen months in France as a test pilot After the armistice ,came the race from New York to San Franeciseo and return, We emphasize GOOD FISH because you can get no other kind' at the Fulton Market. We keep only GOOD ones and we get them FRESH EVERY DAY. “That is the secret of -~ Fulton Market Popu larity. Every Variety Here for Lent We ‘ways keep the widest variety for your choice — everything in season, Among others today ‘are Shad, Trout, Mackerel, Snapper, Cod, Spots, Croakers and Floaters. in Poultry you will find Chickens, Ducks and Geese. \ Al seasonable Vege tabfes are hera, ahd they are up to the Fulton Standard. 25.-27 E. Alabama St. Cor. Pryor and Alabama Phone us your order. On account of the strike WE WILL DELIVER. Pure 1 Hog lARD 2320‘ No. 10 No. 5 2 'Lb. Net Pails Pails ' Pails L §;2£9.l_,sl;l,6_l__s__9_9__; COTTON BLOOM | No. 10 No. 5 ! No. 38 } §2.13| $1.09! 59¢ | Pork’ Roast . ... .25¢c to 35¢| Beef Roast . ....20c to 30c! Lamb-Legs ..........35¢| STEAKS . . .. 25 To 35¢| b ' i FBs¢ ey .o, 10 W 0 108 Pure Pork Sausage . . . 35¢. ' :_.‘:'E;{__;;: SAEAPARIA S 1: 2“00 i Full line Smoked Meats and Freshi [Orane Paenry. . o | Grocery Department i Maxwe!l House Coffee 3.Lb, Can ..on:0e0n .$1.42 tl-Lb. Can....... 0000 .48c; g ii\@aragus (Empress brand; 'v:one:j et e 30 ; Nabob Asparagus : 428 ’ Points, 1:1b, can eit b : s TG L I | WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR, ’?ﬂ 190 ‘Wev MAVE OMEGA FLOUR.| [ Full line Fancy Groceries, Fresh | Fruits and Vegetabies. Royalty Forgets ° 0l Dances pnd Ask ! - New Steps at Balls : = B ~_ (By Universal Service,) : LONDON, March 12—Foxt trot and hesitation waltz may figire on ithe next danee cards at Buckinghfm Palnce, as'a eonsequence of a dance fizzle there this week when only the lancers, quadrilles and waltzes were on the program. ¥ % It was a small party, Only twenty gucsts were present. The Prince of ;,Wulcx had urged the inclusion of gcme of tie modern steps, but Queen Mary had said that most of them were not fit 1o be introdueced in the palace. 1 After the opening lancers, in which only the king, queen and membars of the royal household par ticipated, the guests inforined the ladies-{n-waiting and equerrics -t?ut they dldn’t know hew to dance the old fashlonsd lancers and quadrille steps, They praved that they be al lowed to 7sit out” them. There were only four walizes on the program and when thege were over the parly endedq abruptly at 11 o'clock, Members of the royal house hold say the queen will henceforth admit the up to date, If lively, steps or abandon the royal dances alto gether, . Company Is Formed to Manufacture Pea Picker HARTWELIL, Ga. March 11--~The Perfect Pea Picker Company has been organized here to manufacture and sell a machine recently invented by T. 8. Mouchet, Mopuchet already had built fifty of his machines in a crude shop on his farm in this county and those who have used them gay they gather p@as at the rate of 35 to 60, bushels a day. The officers of the company are W, M. Fmith, president; . M. Fort of Atlanta, wice president, and J. L. Massey, se¢retary-trepsurer. A mans ufacturing plant is being erected here. Big Gold Shipments Headed for America {By International News Service.) WASHINGTON, March 11-—Huge shipments of gold from France and England will reach the United States within a short time, according to in formation reaching Secretary of the Treasury Houston today. He thinks these shipments are intended to bring relief to exchange rates which have been to the disadvantage of England and France. Low Prices 50c HOSIERY—Good way to pay for a home ......ccoiviiveiin., .. 280 65¢c HOSIERY—LisIe, thousands eall BRI Vo iaa D 75¢ HOSIERY—Best wear made from theos labbriof . s vevisss... 00 HOSIERY, SOCKS ~— Twice usual wear or another pair--best assort ment in city 15¢ to $3.50 SHIRTS—New era. prices, new era . shirts that Rlv:me ..$1.50 to $12.00 CWA?M“ e-Arowssa sty for every matﬁﬁt just ridnt SI n p 20c to 6 UNDERWEAR-—Direct from mills; garments in demand, three blocks from Five Points ....., blc to $5.00 NECKWEAR—Best factories, en larged stock-—many #hiocks less in Py L el vl s e tose.i SHOES, SLIPPERS—Best wear {ro factory to wearer ....bsoc¢ to $13.00 CARRIED OVERS-—Now great bar gains—only half price, Pierce He Pays It. Away from that sorry high rent. Southern Dry Goods & Shee Co. E. PIERCE, Prop. * 139 Edgewood Ave. (Only) Jack's Market 211 WHITEHALL ST. Smoked Hams . .25c1b, Pork Chops . . . 30cIb. Beef Roast . . . 15¢c b, Beef Steak . . . . 20c Ib. Salt Pork:.. . . .156¢1b. Side Pork . . . 15c1b. Veéal Roast . . 1215 Ib. Veal Stew . . . . . 8 Ib. Kenn y’ 9 Coffees and Teas guaranteed to please Good Rio Coffeg A 0 High Grade Coffee .....45¢ Special Coffee.soc Java and Mocha 55¢ CEYLON TEA 60c, 80c, $1.60 DON'T FORGET Ken Y'S f’.’mncs; ~Main 559, Main 200. 5 Seouth lu'r‘q‘({ Streel. Learn toLook Helpless f You Would Ride to Workin a Limousine Girl Reporter Learns Bitter Lesson as Result ofiﬁ Trolley Strike—*Fluffy Things” Gain ‘ Attention. ) i By PEGGY WELLS. 4 “I wish 1 could look helpless,” I mournfully told the City Editor. “But 1 can’t’” : “If, you* mean mentany—-gxu dO,” he answered, without even glancing up from perusal of “Who's Who in America.”. And my name isn't there, yet. \ “But why this laudable ambition?” e questioned, closing the book and reaching for his cigarettes, “Well, if I looked helpless as I meandered ajong Peachtree street in this trying time of street caf strikes, 1 could get some poor, tender hearted plutocrat with a limousina to take me home from work, or down to work in the morning. But as it is I can not even get a ride in a flivver, no, not even a dellvery‘ truck. Woe iz me.” IT'S A LONG WALK, - “Yesterday morning, I set out from home with a song in my heart and a light. in’ my eye, feeling confident that some passerby could tell by mv stride that 1 was already fifteen minutes overdue and the office, like Sheridan, fiften blocks away. And I arrived at the office disgruntled, disgusted, and with a premonition of .a flat foot on my starboard gide. But 1 consoled myself with the thought that I was overlooked in the rush in the morning, and 1 Healthful Food Makes : - Healthy Childre SN There is nothing better or more healthful for the . kiddies than good, fresh bread-—but to get them to eat it and really enjoy it, you should spread each slice with Stebbens’ » This delicious relish is NOT dry and clammy like ordinary peanut butter. It does NOT stick so the roof of the .mouth. The first taste will convince you that here is the “spread for bread” you have beew wishing - for. ; €€ 3 Don’t Ask for Peanut Butter, s 3 Say Peanut, Relish ~ b \ Your Grocer Has It _.. ; | I A demonstration of A I‘ ‘ Ilﬁ Peanut Relish is now ~ ‘i} _ i’; being conducted at ’; i 1 T | | 111 ‘i é@r\\"" #'f/ﬁg, j STEWART D. JONES, kS e s i R il ¢ R 118 Whitehall St h TR i B THE STERBINS CONCIER! S 2, SAVANNAH GA ol sl - ; SsT ; e - Read QOur - - Announcement In Tomorrow’s Papers ‘ Incidentally, tomorrow will be a good day to become a Federal ist. » Your loaf of bread will have a message for you. d SYSTEM OF & BAKERIES = A OF GEDRGIA 6N. Broad. = 10th and Peachtree. 33 Whitehall. ATLANTA Macon - Brunswick Auvgusta Valdosta would surely be giveh /& ride home at’ night. Thirty minutes after leav ing the office, heart' high with hope and anticipation, I slunk into my rooftree, cryingrfor foot ease and? slippers., Seta : E ! ‘“This morning the traged was re'] lpeated. And I am thoroughly con vinced that it is because I don't lookl |helpless. Girls in frßnt of me, giflsi behind me, girls at the side of me! are singled out for attention and | lgiven a lift, but me—overiooked,” I“FLUFFY THINGS” WIN, “I'yve watched, and it is the little, fluffy things in the high heels and lacy bonnets that get invited to ride. When a girl in walking shoes and a sailor hat comes by the guys! in the autos have astigmatism. | ‘Tain't fair. It's unjust discrimina tion.” . ; i “The fnost ‘trying thing in this as-! fair is the attitude of superiority the girls at my boarding house are tak- | ing with me. They—why, they ac- | tually pity me, and all because Il can not look helpless. i “Fach night they repeat details of' the thrilling rige in the _morningfl with the most distinguished looking | men and the evening's return with! a dashing brunette, : “L walk, ploddingly walk. “If this strike keeps up I'm going’ to get a pair of satin slippers and u,‘ helpless Kkitten expression and do a | little riding myself.” } "Vegi S s e : ot T MIRET N eTATTR Ti A R eA, Rl 28 Ve EWT Com B SRy W Sy, Ss, SRTSR AR N 2 3 R & L B e Y 2 2 bl T e S B S ea e e i ) Fy SL Gl | B& £ LY O o fies R Woksed [ fed Be &1 iG] %Yl A i, efA SR bs &% Fa ‘&) Ne A PGS Vit e 2oy ar Noo eTyAgk i S ; b ££B iot Cal e ok B bLA e S 1 R I T PR, AR T g G R LR RT AR We W GPe C R g SRR LSo W R Vil AN B S Py s 4 e P 7 i 2, WA AT Le B e e ”v“;} v;‘? e U S . > 4‘%‘ SPANN e pa _:"'t;" BRI, R -':.Tz:“\;g, By it % goy W ".'(—,_%; “;s"&* T b s L ias devs phgmier sy -2 oP M T eAL WAI £ ’,g;;?, Tk .'*ﬁ"fr’!f»t?ﬁa{& R il P R, 37N Ce e N R % Ro S ol A ppdok 5 L % : ey AR o e eaa ¢ e DE LN ey [ DB Ed e B il B R i baE A . . PR WY N e — R n‘;;,-',\ gdgk,; e B EEatadl B o g a 2 ol e !MYi B e A ) TR R F LRI, Aae i e, oyt Mo o RTToRTR SR Nt i ) “:‘,-‘i", TR .‘:“E,*A;’}»f»“ AR N L R RS Ysl » 5 ii o rom USED AND REBUILT “FISCHER, Upright ..........$260 IRVING, Upright ...........3325 . STEINWAY, Upright .. ..... 8380 r“.; Y &‘ ‘ s »‘-PT AT A :I, v Piana(lo T 8284 NORTH BROAD ST&_EET ‘%i‘%’f?“w A G D> FLAKY; FLUFFY BISCUITS— —the kind that mél,tidn your mouth——invaﬁiﬁly:yj“‘- result from the use of OMECA Flour, .. . % | \M 1B ‘Ask for I=, M) Your OMEGA ﬁﬁgg% L 0 Grocer. & by name. {irpui has it. . . Ao presiERILE) N s oneeh POV s For mlrer‘ 80 years, OMEGA has.-l’)een ‘the Gol& Standard of Quality in the flour industry, A -~ - Wholesale Distributors” ™ © L. &N. Terminal, ~ . Main 3064. - S RN DL i LB By A O I B LT 7 o G WY Lk ;:?’ oST G N AT *«*' Y BIWI @ N obl B Fresh Country Eggs, dozen ... ... iweeoms 470 et et st e ettt et e Best Creamery Cheese, 18, . .....: .00 a 0 OFC Bvaporated Mk g 8 o. .5 cnin ik inas 218 e s bt e el Ne.dcanive Hominy ... ibs on i e 1508 tl\o. 3 Stokley’s 5aueMkraut,........c.....¢. 1080 il bk 'No. Sean ¥ams Tl il .am —SALMON . SPECIALS—— . : . NEW PACKED , l No. I'Chumh-Salmon: . .c.. ... 5.5 476. " - & - ¥ : 5 R BT oy B No: 1 Pink Batmed .00 000 S e ‘* No: 1 Libby’s Red Salmgn ........29¢ M 8-oz. can Libby's Red Salmon .4¢..20c R R e R A \Purc()1{(301111)01111(1 fard, b 00l it e ivias .25¢ iLea & Parrin's Sanmee:. v s a 0 !Quak(rr. Purity-or Heck er’s Qats or Grits, : {package . . .. . 12(: | e e ll«)vapomted or Sun-Dried Apples, 1 ;I)(mud. S 222(: bAoA | Tima Beans g . !pmmd .y .’. . 17c o . by ‘» A g ‘ < . 24 Ihs Plain or” et $ 1 .69 Self-Rising Flour ......;... Bia i()vmg'nn R Y dhvoly oo L, "“ Palmolive . . 2 Fels Naphtha . , Fairy ~ oo i) Yy~ | Lavar <v, . P e ' : ~+ CAKE g ‘.’.’4‘-7...'.' 1 . Sauer’s Extracts, 11c botthes @ 06 o : " : e il : ¢ -1 a 3 Lvaporatec P 6): )]) aporated 2272(: 1 cz.u_-hcs, b 1 IR 4N S : .% 9 ¢ Macaroni or 8c Spaghetti, pkg. . . £ g L 5 O POUIES w 2:’ gy oo 2 OC No &7 lzc Toniktees, ™ . . . e ———————R mtar Soap, LSO har Rcoefioge oL