Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

M ANY are the Gins of omission
caused by the lack Of a post
age stamp. The birthday card,
the thank-you letter, the spontaneous
note of congratulatOry greeting and
the helpful words of sympathy are
written with promptness and then
left unmailed. Many times I receive
a letter full Of cheer which, some
how. loses its flavor when / casually
note that 1t was not mailed until
three days after the cheer dubbed
from the ink bottle.
Do not blame yourself for this
oft-recurrtng negligence. We will all
admit that It seems like long, sun
ny walk to the postoffice after
morning Of shopping. Often the let
ter remains in your bag simply be-
cause nothing reminded you that you
should buy stamps II you could see
in front of you, in the center aisle Of
favorite department store, the sign,
"Postofnce Sub-station No g." you
would remember to take the few nee
essary steps and get your letter off
expeditiously.
Sub station No. % is located in
RiCh's famous center aisle. Here YOU
can buy stamps by the boOkfuI, reg
lister letters and packages send par
eel post bundles and acquire postal
Information. This is but another in
stance Of Rich's desire to make shop
pers happy.
In this warm weather eating is nee
essary, but often absurdly inconven-
lent. Tempting food is what you
most desire-food which makes your
lips smack and gives your eyes a
glow of anticipation. To eat dainty
viands in a cool, restful atmosphere
and be attended by quiet we'll
trained maids is bliss supreme That
bliss can be yours as well as mine, for
you, too, may go to the pretty res
Company. Here you may indulge in
substantial lunches for the small
sum of 25 and 80 cents. Here you
may eat the celebrated Lady Balti-
more cake made by Miss Nettie
Howard, assistant director, and thu
adorable Little Lady from Buck
head" The dainty rose bower res
taurant is an oasis of pleasure after a
weary halliday.
more inviting or your country cottage
more convenient. For the first there
are many jardinieres, in brass and
soft green, Italian marble fountains
and other objects of beauty For the
cottage you may obtain siiverware at
the price Of tin or enameled ware,
each piece bearing the time honored
mark of William A. Rogers. For
these visit ]. NJ Highs.
III
ant. Irritability but adds to the heat
of the day. Make simple little romp-
ers for the toddlers. They will repay
you with smiles. Simple little wash
dresses will be welcomed by the las
sic, while the lads win enjoy sailor
suits or Russian blouse made of com
Portable linen. Save the nerve, pre-
serve the health and increase the
happiness of the household even If it
means a slight increase Of laundry
See the pretty wash goods at Keely's
this week Every variety Of wash
fabric is exhibited with a marked
down price. Baby and grandmother
VIII rejoice in cool, dainty summer
dresses at a minimum cost. Keely's
are devOting their store to your sum
mer comfort.
With your pretty tennis gown wear
a pair of white or tan shoes The
tan shoes with low heels are particu-
larly stunning with a ratlne tennis
frock. The white shoes are COM
Portable and always of the latest
style of you buy them at Aliens.
Dawson -Paxon -Stokes Company
have 500 suits for SS.75. If YOU would
like a cool summer suit to wear with
dainty blouses, here is an opportuni-
ty. A new frock is a delight Just at
this season, when you have grown
tired of those which seemed so fresh
and becoming before they had en-
dured many launderings You may
have several pretty frocks at the price
Of S295 and realize that the several
cost you just what one would have
cost earlier.