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jffToS6ldiers f- Woman's League for Service as hostesses of the tea to be given to rwIYU and families of soldiers at tie YonaWomens Christian association f-ArcaO building. Wednesday afternoon Jfrom SO ta 20 o'clock. have planned Infonnai but Charming afternoon Tar the guests tathe occasion. The jqjaclous clubroom of the Y. W.

C. A. with its shaded lights. will be decorated land tea made cake and fruit Bunch will be served. An Informal musical program will be an incident Of the afternoon.

Mrs. ithen Swift and ySJtra W. P. Burnhazn win receive with tMrsH w. Miller the leagues chair.

Kfiroan for Wednesdays tea. Mrs. Dunbar Roy and other league hostesses will re. celve. also Mrs.

U. M. Boykin and Mrs. chibald Davis. 7 Ij Rogers-Newell.

The marriage la announced of Miss KUby Rosalind Rogers. of Col email. Skin specialist have discovered that painful perspiring and swollen feet with cor oa bunions and ingrowlo are all caused by germs which crow in the pure. of the skip. caus- the cuticle irritation.

decay etfs ec odor Thene germs are instantly de. Jug I trawnetfs eczema. Inflammation and Q1071 the germs and restore healthy condition the skin and nails. 3- It is explained that Ingrowing nails do not really grow down Into the flesh. as supposed.

but that the nub. being swollen. pressed up over the nail The Lucapine takes out the welling and inflammation destroys the germs and the trouble disappears. Curl. ood bunions gradually disappear In.

the same manner by removing the cause. a Kucapine is the modern scientific 1 treatment for pain. inflammations and germ Infections of the skin and mu. fer C6n membranes and has many daily uses in every i home. Ask your drug.

gist to order you a large family jar which costs only twenty-fl. UdvK Beautify the Complexion IX TIN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Unequaled Besutifkr UgD AND NDoRszD IT THOUSANDS Guaranteed to remove tea freckles pi spots etc. Extreme cases twenty days. Rids pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves the skin clear soft healthy.

Two sizes. Sold by leading toilet counter oPrnaiL WATTONAL TOILET COMPANY Pure Ttmm Luzianne. COrtel" POT Luzianne Coffee set before gentleman and a judge of fine coffee. A finer hot beverage than good old Luziaxine never existed. Luziaxine tastes an the way down and you say Set em up again.

Buy a can of Luzianne Coffee. Jl you cant honestly say that its the test cup of coffee that eves passed your' lips tell your grocer you're not satisfied end hell give you back your money on the spot. Please try Luzianne. You'll like ityouwiH. In ti ht tins.

WMJR Pours It Reigaa" COFFEE ORIENTAL RUGS FOR SALE AT COST PRICE. This sale is for 3 days only beginning Wednesday morning. Every RUG will be sold at cost price. as I am preparing to join. the I A.

H. SEMONIAN WhitehaI 1 Street famous In A Day For Her Beautiful Complexion Oatmeal Combinalion Does It A' Free Prescription Do It. Work Overalcht You CM Prepare It At Year Home. York' It la my own discovery it tk Just one night to get such 4 marvelous results. ay Mae Edna.

Wilf dar. when her friends a her bout her Wonderful complexion and the' Improved appearance of her hands and arm Too can do the same thing If you follow my advice. he says I feel It my a duty to tell every girl and woman what this wonderful prescription did for rue. Just- think of it. All this change la a single.

night. I never tire of telling others Just what ht about such remarkable reulU. Here LI the identical prescription that removed every defect from my face. neck hands and arms. Until you try ltyou can foDi no Idea of the marvel' ou change It will make in just one P- plloaUon The prescription which you canprepare at your own horns Is as follows Go to any grocery and get 1 tin cents worth of ordinary oatmeaL anJ i from any.

dyng stove a bottle of dcrw1llO. Prepare the oatmeal aadi- noted to rr package of derwlllo night and morning The t-fc to Mr. James Kirk Newell lieutenant United State army on March SO at the home of the brides parents In-Cole- man. Rev. Ov B.

Chestnut officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Newell are at- home at 600 Piedmont avenue. Atlanta Wedding Guests.

Among- the out guests for the- wedding of Miss. Irene King and Mr. George W. Woodruff on the. 17th will he Mr.

and Mrs. C. King. of LaGrange who arrive on Thursday and will visit Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Coles Mrs. Andrew Bramlett. of Charleston who arrives Saturday and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Murphy. of New York Miss Hazel Myers. of Dayton who arrives today. and Miss Kate Woolfolk who comes from Columbus.

Ga. Friday to the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King Business Women's Noonday Service. The Business women's Council.

Mrs. A W. Richards president. will hold their regular once week noonday service at the young. Women's Chris.

Uan ass elation Arcade building Wednesday beginning promptly at 12 30 0 clock and lasting only twenty minutes Dean Johnston. of St. Philips cathedral. after a brief talk of hope and encouragement to the American people at this hour. will lead In prayer for the success of the allies.

Mrs. Charles Sheldon. Jr. will sing. accompanied by Mr.

Joseph Ragan. with Miss Munger. violinist. The council cordially invites the public to at tend Wednesdays brief service which. in Its spiritual impressiveness should bear an especial appeal to the noonday shopper.

the business man and woman. the clerk and all others who wish to give twenty minutes of their noon hour to quiet thought and prayer A prompt attendance la urged. Greene. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden announces the marriage of her daughter.

Halite Gertrude to Mr. Ward Greene Monday afternoon. Aprilt at 5:30 o'clock at St. Luke' Episcopal church. Dr.

C. B. Wllmer officiated and only the family and a few close friends we present at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Greene left for a short wedding trip and on their return will be at home at 695 Piedmont avenue. Miss Gallaghet Entertains. Miss Mary Gallagher was hostess at a beautiful luncheon yesterday at the home of her parents. Colonel and Mrs. Hugh Gallagher on Peachtree road.

A basket of bridal wreath was the centerpiece of the table with' minor details In white and green and the place-cards Japanese sketches. The guests Included Miss Harriet McDanlel Miss Marjorie McArthur. Miss Marjorie Drown. of Fort McPherson Mrs Brad Mrs. Jefferson Dunlap Mrs.

A. Eugene Watson Miss Mary Mines Miss Hazel Nelson and her guest. Mils Larlssa Lee Klttrell of Mount 1 Pleasant Tenn. Mr Hugh Gallagher and Mrs. A.

Eugene Watson assisted In entertaining Dinner at St. Luke's Parish House. Mrs. C. B.

Wilmers committee of St. Luke's church will serve nner Friday makes the skin appear transparent smooth and velvety. I especially recommend it for freckles tan sun spots coarse pores. rough skin ruddiness. wrinkles and.

in fact. every blemish the face. hands and arms are heirs to. It your neck or chest is discolored from exposure uipply this combination there and the objectionable defect will dlsap. pear se If by magic.

It Is absolutely harmless and win not produce or stimulate a growth of hair. No matter how rough and ungainly the' hands and arms. or what buses they have had through hard work and exposure to on and wind. this oatmeal combination will. work a wonderful transformation In IS hours at the most.

Thousands who have used It have had the same results I have had. Not. Ye effect sure follow th complete direction contained la very pack of derwlllo. You hay. only to get rwlllo lid oatmeal.

You need nothing and It Is so simple that anyone It and. so tnexpeoslr that any girl or women can afford It. The manufacturers lid druggists guarantee that there will be a nettcUlIe Improvsmeat after the first application or they will refund the moner It. I sold In this city under a money refund guarantas by all drorrltts. including aavj um- dial tthi pariah hoot fromll to odocfcTj Tile patronage of.

the public uJnYltedY 1 Remembering- thv delicious home cooked dinners served at regions tlmeaf by the ladles of St Luke's. will doubtless avaij. themselves of this op portunlty. to enjoy tempting' meal. 1 Th menu wilt be announced later.

Sw 1 Mrs. -T E. Russell has Issued cards announcing the marriage other daugh- ter NWl to Mr. W. It.

S8wartx on thern afternoon of April 6 I After a short trip Mr. and Mrs. Swart will make their home in Atlanta. Miller Woodbarb. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hurt Miller. of Macon. announce the marriage of their daughter Annie Elizabeth. to Sergeant Benjamin Tlllman Woodhant.

of Company D. mth Infantry. now stationed at Camp Gordon. The wedding occurred August 15. 1917.

In Macon. just before Sergeant Woodham was drafted into the national army. Lectures Upon Vedic Literature. Thursday atterfihon at 3 o'clock a lecture will be given upon the Maha Bharata and the lhhagavad Glta" at 207 McKenzie building by Mrs. Dart.

This is the tint of a series of three In formal lectures other subjects being The Vedas and Vedanta' and A Si I mlng UP. These are freeand a cor welcome is extended. Physical Preparedness Show at Auditorium. The first getting together" rehearsal for the mammoth municipal physical educational demonstration which will be held at the Auditorium-Armory on the night of Friday April 19. will take place tonight at the Young Men Christian association the boys and men who are on the demonstration program for the yramld act.

caned by A. K. I FrankNn for rehearsal. Boys will meet at the C. A.

at 6 45 and men will I meet at clock i For Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Foreman entertained Informally at dinner last night at their home on Peachtree street in compliment to Mr.

and Mrs. Rosa Harper of Philadelphia. To Entertain M. Bonnet. An event of social distinction will be the reception to be tendered Mr.

Joseph Bennet. of Paris. Franc one of the leading organists of the world. by Commander and the Countess Jean de Revlers on Thursday night at their home the reception to follow St. Bonnet recital at the auditorium.

Sixty guests are Invited. and buff. fet supper will be served. Mr. Bonnet is playing everywhere to sold-out houses' the tame of his work being now as familiar to Amen.

can concertgoers as that of any other great artl before the public. The success and beauty of his recital in Atlanta. last year will Increase interest here in his return engagement The Ten Club. The Ten' club will be the gue ts of Dr. John F.

Purser at hi. home. 164 Gordon street on the coming Friday. April 12. Miss Sawtells Luncheon.

Mi Laura Sawtell entertained at buffet luncheon yesterday at her home on Peachtree road In honor rot Miss Irene King. a popular elect of this month. Quantities of spring flowers- decorated the house and In the dining room the buffet table had as air artistic centerpiece a large silver basket filled with pink ro bud Sliver candlesticks had their shades in pink and the bonbons uiufr and- wh te Assisting In entertaining were Mrs. T. Sawtpll Mrs.

Ernest Woodruff. Mrs Clyde King. Mrs. Elizabeth Bates and Mrs. Thomas Walsh of New York city.

Mist Sawtell was gowned in lark blue tte crepe beaded in white. Miss Kings becoming gown was of taupe georgette crepe. embroidered In the same color. Hr picture hat was of black lace. and she wore a corsage bouquet of pink roses.

Mrs. Sawtpll wore blue georgette crepe with filet lace collar and cuffs. There were thlrtyflve UUU Including- members or the Debutant club and visitors Benefit Play. The. Patriotic Players' club will present Gwyenlnns Wishes under the direction of Miss Lillian Ashley.

on April IL at 8 in. at the George Adair school. The play will be given for the benefit of the Tenth Ward auxiliary. Nos. 1 and 2 Power Mrs.

Samantha Power or Powers Ferry. announces the marriage of her daughter. Frances Louise to Mr. Herbert H. Chappelear of Camp Gordon.

at WEsley Memorial church. April 8 Dr. Sharp officiating. Callaway in Washington To Prove That LaGrange Won Liberty Loan Race By oJ. A.

Hollomos. Washington April 9 Special Georgia carried off first hoonrs in the rty Loan campaign according to Fly R. Callaway of LaGrange Ga. chairman of the Troup county committee who is in Washington with the evidence backing Op the LaGrange claim that that city la entitled to the first honor in the United States. While several cities reported having turned in subscriptions showing surplus above the quota allotted at one minute after midnight Saturday morning April 6 one of the qualifications provided for bona fide subscriptions.

the LaGrange committee not only signed up 1 405 subscriptions but had the autograph applications and a checl for the Initial payment of 10 per cent covering- every subscription the total amounting to 1416000 as against an apportionment of only 330 800 at. the Federal Reserve bank in Atlanta. and deposited with the night officer at the last stroke of o'clock. Frank Wilson of the Liberty Loan publicity bureau advises tonight that the government may not give an individual honor tlsf for the entire United States declaring the-contest a dead heat. and Instead give first honor flags to all those cities that competed so closely that It is a matter of seconds to determine.

At Keith's a theater tonight. at which President Wilson is a visitor the speaker of the evening accorded to LaGrange the first. honor. at which several thousands wildly cheered. Fine Papers Are Read At Georgia Historical Association Meeting The second annual meeting of the Georgia Historical association In Atlanta was a most interesting occasion.

There were three contributors to the program Professor Ulrich B. Phillips. educational director of the Y. M. C.

A. at Camp Gordon spoke on The Plantation Product of Men. Miss Nellie Adamson of Rome who' had been It. graduate student under Professor Phillips at Columbia university. read a paper on The Secession Movement in Georgia.

1. L. Yackall of Savannah librarian of the- DeRenne Georgia library read a paper on the origin of this notable library perhaps the finest collection of materials on state history in the' country. Mrs. John It.

ottley. chairman of the state library commission laid before the atlon the plan of the commission to obtain legislative aid for- the establishment of a system of traveling- libraries for the. rural schools The association adopted a resolution In dorsing the project. A resolution was also adopted au- thorlzlng. the president to appoint a series of committees from the membership to Initiate the work of preserving the record of Georgia' participation in the present war.

The treasurer was authorized to In vest tSQft la Liberty Bonds US Rat Catcher r4 AsGerman Spy And Now Police Depart- ment Officials Are Anxious to Know Name of Alleged Fake Officer Who Wanted to jail Him. It is a common thing these days when Teuton propaganda Is found everywhere In the country and the German sym- pathlen are stirring up trouble for the United States for some man with a German name tor of German appear- aztec to be suspected of lng a spy but it is not often that such la the fate of an official employed by the government This' was the' experience. however. which befell Robin Surrentine master rat catcher for the United States who Is now at work in Atlanta. Tuesday when a self-appointed detective so far as anybody knows took It upon himself to capture a spy.

The stranger. who gave his address The next time you buy calomel ask for The purified calomel tab lets that are entirely free of all sickening and salle vating effects. Melleini vfrtsee Tartly Guruteea jrar 4nif lit. 514 sly Is sesJeJ package Price 3Se. United States 4aTerUftoa bureau In the Federal building that a Hun spy was at hU nefarious" practice in the neighborhood of Houston street.

J. Halley. chief of the bureau" and two' of his deputies started Immediately for the scene. In the meantime to- switch the scenario Surgentino was hard at his dally work of Inspection. It.

seems that he was calling at the different bouses and searching for likely. rat homes. He had just left 236 East Ellis when he was approached by the mysterious stranger who appeared in the first reel of this drama as an amateur sleuth. Qt this time the sleuth was working in high gear. He promptly arrested Mr.

Surrentln. as a Hun spy and displayed a small gold badge as the ymboot his authority I a servant of the law. Mr. Surrentine raised the bid by displaying his own badge. which Is quite a large silver one.

but the detecatlve1 could not be ed. He absolutely refused to listen to any excuses and told Mr. Surrentine to ten it to the judge. Shortly appeared on the scene Mr. Bailey and his deputies and when the German spy' was introduced all I around and Mr.

Bailey recognized Mr. Surrentlne La the prisoner and the badges wWe compared and identities straightened ouU well the mysterioTU stranger Mowly faded out of the pie- tore and he hasn't been heard from since. Mr. Surrentine says that the stranger described himself as A db' detective but he Is unknown. at police headquarters.

PLANS COMPLETED FOR IMPROVEMENT OF GRAND THEATER Preliminary plans which he declares will make Loews Grand theater one of the most beautiful and up-to-date in the entire country have been completed by Thomas W. Lamb. noted New York architect who designed the Rlalto and Rlvoll two of Manhattans most attractive playhouses. Mr. Lamb has re turned to New York loner spending several days- here going over the Grand with Manager' F.

A. Petrich. In addition to the improvements an nounced some time ago by Marcus Ix ew lessee of the house. Mr. Lamb proposes to build an entirely new trolt to the theater and to alter and beautify the in the center of which he will build a large dome with Indirect lighting.

The front wall of the theater will be moved considerably nearer the street providing in addition to an Increased Sale' of Pumps Today T85 Only About 300 pairs of very fine pumps from last season all desirable styles mostly two- tone colors broken sizes You will find your size and your style among this lot of fine pumps you buy them at a great saving. Sold ormerly up to 10 also offer 100 pairs of this seasons black kid pump high arches dull or bright finish all widths all sizes. Regular value Today only 685 No Exchanges None Returned None Sent C. O. as this is a special clearance at this low price P.

Allen Co. 53 Whitehall St. eating capacity a more eosnsnodioU lobby. Which will be tastefully dko rated and large. reception room for ladies and for gentlemen.

Mr. Lamo hopes to build also- a menanlne floor huff way up to the balcony. where comfortable waiting room would be ar ranged. A modern lighting system will be Installed throughout the build- lug. Plans are already well advanced for the installation of a marquee large pipe organ and typhon fan system and for the reseating end redecorating.

of the building as announced by Mr. Loewv Scotch manufacturers. hive found. that a rough paper can be wade from the reeds that grow proltfttlll along- the banks of tie river Tay near Dundee. Olsan.

Bros. 45 Whitehall St. 50- Spring Hats REDUCED to 50 Wouldn't you. like to have a simple. inexpensive Hat for general wear something neat and looking to wear when you don't care to wear your best hat The hats are in the small tailor ed styles but at this SMALL price they are BIG values.

A Duty That Should Be a Pleasure These young men that we are sending off to war will some day come back. That is some of them will. Let us hope that most of will and that their war experiences will make them even nobler and better Americans. And as these young men leave home to fight that freedom and civilization may not perish have we at home no duty to perform For those who remain at home our duty while far less dangerous is hardly less important. It is for us to keep the home fires burning and the wheels of industry moving.

It is for us to see that our home factories and mills are kept going to full capacity and that the prosperity of our people is not halted. This continued prosperity home can be best assured by buying and using the products of our home people. In these factories and mills are employed thousands of men and women many of them the fathers brothers sisters of the young men we have sent to war all of them people on whose prosperity our own depends and whose employment and. wages are dependent on our purchase of the goods they make. When we send these young men way to fight shall we not see that those they have left behind.

do not want for employment at a fair wage Shall we not therefore buy and use the made by home people Shall we not do this when it involves no sacrifice no inferiority in quality or increase in price' The manufacturers below furnish employment to thousands of home people and their products are in every way worthy of your full confidence. Superior Motor Truck Co. A. M. Robinson Co.

Builders of Superior Motor Trucks Frank Block Co. Bakers of Kennesw Biscuits Je K. On Shoe Co. Makers of Aragon Shirts Pants Overalls White Provision Co. Manufacturers of RedSeal Shoes Packers of Cornfield Hams Bacon and Wieners A il 1r c.

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