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THii ATIiaNTA GEORGIAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, ltwfl. WHY WILL YOU WAIT FOR THE RUSH? What to Give Mother. It is generally acknowledged that Community .Silver has achieved a popularity never approached by any other plated ware. Community Silver is made only in a plate heavier than tri ple and is guaranteed (both by the manufacturers and our selves) to last twenty-five years. Any piece proving unsatis factory will be exchanged for a now one. Community Knives and Forks, per set $5.00 and $8.50 ('(immunity Teaspoons, per set $1.50 ('(immunity Tablespoons, per set $3.00 Community Dessert Spoons, per set 7 $2.76 Shipped anywhere in the United States, prepaid. Come on immediately apd get all the. things you need for the holidays, We haye many departments in our different stores, and it is no trouble to find the thing needful for Xmas What to Give Married Sister. A Chafing Dish is a source of endless delight to a clever entertainer and her.friends. Can you think of a Christmas gift- that your sister would appreciate so much.or that you’d prefer, for yourself f Here’s a line of beauties to pick from. The new est desigus—the latest improvements—the best values. There pre various sizes ant) styles, > n copper and nickelplate, ranging m price From $2.50 to $15.00. A special line of excellent values at $5.00 Trays and other Chafing Dish aocqs-sorins. F. & W. Alarm Clack, black Iron, at each *1.50 Spasmodic Alarm Clock, at each . .*1.50 Alert Alarm Clack, back alarm. each *1.00 Fancy Gold Clock, worth |J.S0, i clal | Fancy Bronze Clock, worth *1.50. «pe- clal *4.35 La Santa Traveling Clock, special.*1.00 Small Porcelain Clock *1.25 Special line of Gilt Clocks, *1.50 to *10 Very handsome Bronze Library Clock. 8-day: strikes every half hour..|15.C* 8-day Cabinet Clocks, strlk half nnu., with cathedral gong ... .*5.00 to *7.50 Small Mission Clocks at. each ... .* tngersoll Watched .... *1.00 Ingfrsoll Midget Watches, ladles' watch *2.00 Swiss Watches, worth from *5.00 to 87.50; special at. each *3.50 8-day Wall Clocks, strike hour and palf hour *7.60 A Magnificent Line of Silver Plated Ware Roasters for Xmas Turkeys We think we have, by long expe rience, secured the Very beat Roaster to be had. Anyway, we guarantee every one that goes out, and that signifies something, you know. We have sold thousands of Roasters, and at the cheapness of them we hope to sell thousands more. Prices from 75c jip When you are thinking of Holiday Gifts, remember that the ‘‘Universal” Bread Maker only requires th-.s minutes ot the houiekeeper's time on breed day. Put in the liquids, then tbs Sour and ;■ sn esqr turn of the handle does the . g; miring end kneading thorough!v end % £ accurately without putting the nude . p in the dough. A welcome rebel from •»' K 20 ot 30 minutes oi hand kneading. No woman should try to keep house without the "Universal." Price, $2.00 The very newest thing on the market in the shape of a waffle iron. It is a pei’feot heart shape and gives a very dainty and beautiful production. Price only..... .$1.00 'A Beautiful Present A serviceable gift, and it suits anybody. }Ve have a large variety. The Japftpned, $1,75 tp $6.00 The Solid Brass, $12 to $15 Brass Coal Hods.. ,...$8.00 Brass Fire Sets, $§.50 to ,.$12.60 vyhat can ba nioar qr mor. helpful than to aend your wjfa as an Xmga Present g KING STEEL RANGE. No matter how much you R oy. you can buy no better ange than the King. R'a built of the very llnest materials that can be put Into a Runge, qnd has many advantages over other ranges that we can show you In u few minutes. It Is the quickest-heating, most durable—In short.' tpe most critical ezpert can gqd no fuult with If. ft you need a new Rat the King T|ie famous Ingersoll— also we carry a very nice line of higher grade This Special Bread Tray only *150. Syrup Stand. *l.fin to 18.00. A- New Dainty Rosette Wafers Rosette Irons 50c Makes ‘fO Cakes for 10c. By Mail 70c. The bent wire han dle is always cool and will nbt twist in the hands, points under bottom of moulds keep the water from bottom of pan, when loft to fry. Packed one sot in a neat pasteboard box. Big Line of Guns. Remington No. 1 Hammer Gun ...$10.00 Remington K. Hammeric** Gun $23.50 Remington KED Hammerles* Gun $31.50 Remington 1 Automatic Gun $30.00 Remington 2 Automatic Gqn ..$37.50 Parker V.H Ilammeiiess $37.50 Purker P.H. Humn»orle*».... $48.75 Pox No. A. HammerlchS $37.50 Ithaca P. Hammer!#** $21.50 Ithaca No. 1 Hammerless $27.50 Ithaca 2, Hammerlesa $45.00 Winchester Take Down $10.44 Winchester Solid Pramo a. a $1.50 Winchester Riot $18.00 Hauer Hammerless $65.00 Stevens No. 322, Hammer!***. $?0.00 1890 Winchester Repeater, 16-rhot, 22-caI $10.26 1892 Winchester Repeater, 32, 38 or 44 $12.50 1903 Winchester Automatic, 22-cal $16.04 1906 Winchester Repeater, 22 short $8.50 1902 Winchester Single Shot $3.50 1903 Winchester Single Shot, Thumb Trigger $3.00 1904 Winchester Single Shot, extra heavy $4.76 No. 15 Hamilton 1 $1.50 Useful Things for Anybody. Fancy papier mqcht rrmnl. Tray, and Bruaties 85c Black Star Patent Crumb Traya and Bruahea 85c Heavy braaa, nhkelplated I'rumli Tray anil Scraper *1.50 VERY SPECIAL—Nlekelplated Tray and Scraper, worth 50c; cut to ,,, ...16c "Hcnia” Fruit and Vegetable Preaa 25c Silver'.. Patent Fruit and Vegetable Preaa.., ... 35c Silver’* Patent Beef Tex Preaa 50c Columbia No. | Beef Tag Preaa *1,00 Coli|inhla Beef Tea Preaa, ezlra quality... *1,7J Victor A|cnhot (la* Stova, *1.00 kind, for... ,.50e Traveler.' Companion Alcohol Stove ,, *1.00 Fancy Curved Wood Bread Plate., 40c, 56c 68c Fancy Imported Japnn.ie Nut Bowla, each .*1.00 Decorated Imported Japaneae Nut llowla, each *2.00 Don't a poll your fruit cake with aved. Oct them out with a "Crown Ralaln Seeder." 53 Peachtree St. 203 Peters St. KING HARDWARE CO. 87 Whitehall St. 116 Decatur St. SOCIETY 80NG RECITAL. i ' '.one recital which the choir ot '•^.minsttr Presbyterian church will Tuesday evening, Pec. 18, at 8 ’ at the church, on the corner ; > R'de.ard and Forrest avenue, will of the musical events of the * • » No admission fee will bo j • •*•!, and a large attendance Is ex- ; 1 i i >gram in full is as follows: ♦erection of Bustle N. Anderson. Haoiais-Soprano, Mrs. Annie Eld- ' > **ob; contralto, Mrs. A. R. Col- *; ,r \ ‘®n«r # Mr. C. N. Anderson; basso* • l ‘. *> o. Nix. o’eja—Mra. Finney, Mlaa Huddlc- , , • Mr*. Cook, Mra. Stevena, Mr. An- jJJon. Mr. i.at liner, Mr. Martin, Mr. 'Twilit—Mra. E. E. Eagan. ‘ ,; c. ’’| n m. Hand. Are All tha Atlanta ministers have been invited to witness the great moral play at the Eldo- \ racl ° theater Monday, Tues- aa y and Wednesday. Corners of the Earth," Mendelssohn— Mrs. Webb and Mr. Anderson. Trio, "Tl Prego, O Padre." Nlcolao— Mrs Webb, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Nix. Festival Te Deum in E-flat, Dudley- Buck—Quartet and choir. • Gloria In Excelsls," Havens—Quar tet and choir. Cantata, "The Adoration," Nevin. ••Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive"— Mr. Nix and choir. _ , •In Reverent Awe and Solemn State"—Mrs. Webb and female'chorus. *i,o. the Angel of the Lord"—Mr* An derson and choir. . . •Then Sweeping Thro* the Arch of Nl^ht"—Male chorus. „ t •Hushed at Length the Gracious 8ong' ? —Mrs. Colcord and choir. CAKE 8ALE. The Orphans’ Aid Society will hold a cake sale Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and Monday, December If, 20, 21 and 24, at Benjamin’s pharmacy, on Whitehall street. The committees In charge will be: On Wednesday—Mrs. Ralnh Rosen baum, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Eu gene Oberdorfer, Mrs. L. J, Joel, Mra. L. J. Regenstein, Misses Edith Rosen baum and Madeline lllrsch. On Thursday—Miss Carrie Blckart, chairman, assisted by Misses Spits, Michel.son and Leers, Mrs. Slg Sam uels, Mrs. Sol Samuels. On Friday—Mlaa Fannie Picard, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles Adler. Mrs. J. J. Foote, Mra. Ben 55. Phillips, Mrs. J. E. Sommsrfleld, Miss Sarah Jacobus. On Monday—Miss Rich, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Strauss, Miss Rose Rich, Mr. J. H. Hlrsch, Jr., Miss Beulah Haas. BRILLIANT DANCING PARTY. Miss Josephine Jones, whose debut dance last evening was one of tha largest and most beautiful social func tions of the week, will be the honor guest ot quite a number of social af fairs the coming week, together with her guests, Miss Katharine Gholstln, of Atlanta, and Mlse Annie B. Phlnlxy, of Athens. Among the affairs will be a large aft ernoon card party given by Mrs. Eu gene Harris on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Georgia avenue; and on Friday at 2 o'clock Mrs. Louis Stevens gives a reception-luncheon for the young women. This will be a beauti ful affair, and Is for the young people only. During the first week In January Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Stapler entertain at a large evening party In honor of Miss Jones.—Macon News. TIN WEDDING. The largest event of the day will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lamar's enter tainment this evening in celebration of theJr "tin wedding.” Unique and piecing details have been arranged by the clever hostess for the entertain ment of the guests qt the evening. A buffet supper will be ' served. Among t)ie guests will be Mr. and Mrs. J. K. OtUey and Mr. and Mrs Charles Gateley, or Atlanta, who will be In the city for the event. Guests are Invited at 8:30 o'clock. The invitations give a hint of the originality* of the function. They are I* the shape of a wedding bell with clusters of tiny bells attached by red ribbons, and the Invitation Is worded In Jingling verse. A large number of guests have been Invited, and the party will be most en Joyuble for all who attend.—Macon News. . annuo"ncement. A meeting of thd Gordon circle of King’s Daughters and Hons Is called for Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Home for Old Women, 19 East Mitchell street. Plans for Christmas are to be discussed, and a full attendance Is earnestly requested. UNIVER8ALI8T CHURCH BAZAAR. The Y. P. C. A. of the Universallst church will hold a basaar Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week for the purpose of raising money to pay for a piano for use lit the Sunday school. On Tuesday a collection of fancy-work artfcles.toultable for Christ mas presents, will be'on sale at the store of Dclbrldge & Rice, corner of Peach t re a and Broad streets, and on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings the sale will be continued In the parlors of the church, on Egst Harris, near Peachtree. Refreshment# will also be served Wednesday and Thursday evenings. All are cordially Invited to attend and assist the young people in this enterprise. % CHRISTMAS DANCE. A 4>*autlful party planned for the holidays will be the (lance at which Miss May Barton will entertain on Wednesday evening, December 28, at her home In West End. Miss Barton’s guest list will Include about 75 of her fiiends. DINNER^AT CLUB. A congenial party dining at the club Sunday evening Included: Miss Nannie Nlcolsoa, Miss M. A. Phelan, Mr. and Mrs. Rube Arnold, Mr. Ed want Austin, Mr. Robert Keely. Mr. Hugh Adarna. HOU8E PARTY. A number of young people will go to Carteravllle on the 26th of thla month to attend the home party which Miss m Eztelle oqd Marion Strickland will give during the hdlldaya. HOUDAY EXCURSIONS VIA GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. On account of Christmas holidays tickets will be sold at all points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi river, St. Louis, Mo., Included, at rate of one and one-third first-class fare, plus 25 cedts, for the round trip. Tickets on sale at all stations De cember 20 to 25, 30, 31 and January L Ansi limit January 7, 1907. For further Information apply to any ticket agent, or A. G. JACKSON, C. C. M'MILLIN, G. P. A. A. G. P. A. Augusta, Ga. Help the girls at the stores by being patient and kind in the holiday rush—they have trials enough. Buy early and give them a chance—they have hearts—sweet hearts, mothers and loved ones, too. )