The Atlanta Constitution
July 3, 1920
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=, . * oo. : 5 Tropical ¢ aon > Weg + ‘ine ae, ON, ATLANTA, ection: JULY:%, 1920. a rye aap but it is on record that in puntries storms have bt pone yma y Shee aa Soe a velocity _ estimated at miles ar ; , ae reached more than tai “There” 8 a ROGERS store near you” * bs Saturday Speciale - sa S> NO. 10 PAIL NO. 10 PAIL Eggs Doz 43c Large Selected Fresh Country In Carton Dozen... A/c Cheese bb. 33c Fresh Creamery Butter. Saintary Carton, Ib. 57 | 5No. 1 Select 4 Messina Potatoes, lb. 8c Large J uicy Lemons, doz. 19c | OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY Rogers Quality Bread = 16-0 Loaf Se | OG ERS’ _'412-ECONOMY STORES—112, 1 had P Maine t Be Sta teak Herring Roe . 28c 7 12 LARGE OCTAGON SOAP ... $1.00 + SUGAR --- White Granulated --- Plenty FANCY EVAPORATED APPLES .. . 25c 5 pounds (all our stores) . . . $1.15 - Full Cream New York Let Us Deliver to You 2lic A&P Pints | of Grape Juice... 33c “vonage hey Jl A & P Finest Elgin pal 65c e © @ effets ee ‘EXTRA: FANCY Thin- Skinned Juicy y, ? | ip c Value sits cae Well-made 5-string Cres- cent Two-in-One Broom, $1.50 $1.00 121 Whitehall Lemons ...... TH E GREATS Call Us a j Mary Oetter.for the custody of her onan 62 North Forsyth Street & — - KINGAN’S 10 Ib. Net Pail f BONITA SYRUP No. 10... .$1.29 Wo.5......69¢ No. 214....99¢ —It’s Better— Wo. 144 ....19¢ PARENTS WiLL DIVIDE CUSTODY OF THE BOY ' Hearings on the petition of Mrs. son, Theodore Oetter. over whom two court aults have ensued, were concluded Friday morning in the viding the time spent by the child to six months with each parent. The father, Rudolph Oetter, is to have immediate possession of the superior court, Judge Pendleton di- |; ey until January 1. 1921, when he is to turn him over to the mother. Oetter’s home is in Macon and he must return the child to atlanta. He is to have possession the firat six months of each year and the mother the last six months. The first suit came up when Theodore was an infant and the court awarded bim to his mother gee he should reach the age of 0. He became 10 years of age last October and was then turned over to the father. Judge Pendleton’s de- cision Friday was in the nature of an amended order and based on the plea of the mother. "MRS. SARAH G. HUDSON DIES THURSDAY NIGHT Mrs. Sarah George Hudson, 71 years of age, died Thursday night’ at the residence, 79 Dodd avenue, Mrs. Hudson was the 4Aister of Mrs. -Julia Carlyle, who was the first baby born in Atlanta, who died last September. Mrs, Hudson had watched Atlanta grow from a small, insignificant village to the time it became the second city in the south. Surviving Mrs. Hudson are one * 66 QUI “Yi bed 93 = #3 f | \ ig \ ( Uf | + Y “Parboiling a PURITAN ham is “painting the lily.” Parboiling destroys some of the delicate savor which months’ of careful attention andex- act proportioning of flavoring materials impart. You will be easily convinced there is no ex- cess of salt'in a PURITAN ham, for “The laste Tells” FREE Puritan Recipe Book We have prepared a very unusual recipe book which gives ideas in the pr tion of Ham snd bower by bester methods. Puritan Dept and many old ways new It's free. Send for it. THE CUDAHY igor? co. W. Monroe St., Chicago — THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. If your dealer doesn’t handle Puritan, telephone W. E. THOMAS, Branch Manager 54-56 East Alabama Street Telephones Bell Main 977-978-979. Puritan Ham and Bacon are smoked daily in our Atlanta Branch House, insuring fresh, brightly smcked meats at a!! times. ‘sister, Mra, Susanna Greer Pierce: three granddaughters, Mrs. Harry Wessenger, Mss Lillie May Harper f and Miss Claire Hudson, of Cincin- nati, Ohio; and three grandsons, } J. W. and Cc. D. Harper, and Carl; Hudson, all of Cincinnati. Stewart D.Jones} IS. Davidson 118 WHITEHALL No. 10 Pure Lard $2.19 3 Ibs. Fancy No. 1 Irish Red-Ripe Tomatoes, While they last. Watch the Jones Box for .» Bargains. Home-Dressed Hens Will Move to E. Michtell Street Aug. 1—the new store now being built for us. BONITA SYRUP-- It's Better No. 10 ....:.....-$1.29 Oe sc ce cack. ee Be Be tore vse kin ee: oven. To make the best tea cakes— — Bak A Cake, caae stiff enough to roll, cut and has ie in STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Mix a stiff batter, bake as for layer cake, fill with strawberries, and add hipped made. You can get Bak A at the nearest Rogers store Cake Bak A Cake ¥ gladly A your grocer. wi tefund your money. y % medzls complete without something sweet Like this in fi en: minutes : jer | As fine a cake as.mother ever baked, and so much easier to make. No pantry-searching for ingredients, no costly butter and eggs, no milk nor sugar, not even flour, baking powder, salt nor flavoring. All the good things used in nities the most deli- cious cake are ready-mixed in Bak A Cake. no complicated measuring and testing—just add water, beat up a stiff batter, and bake. Even mother’s cake was sometimes a failure, but you can’t help making the same rich-flavored, deli- ciously tempting cake, with Bak A Cake every time. g Order a package of Bak A Cake today and see ‘what wonderful cake you can make. Learn what tempting tea cakes and cookies it makes. You will want dessert every day—it’s so = BAK A CAKE MBG. Co. MACON, GA. If satished with BAK A CAKE special at Roger? 28e “ADD WATER TO BAK A CAKE, 35¢ There’s THAT'S ALL” lj 7 | sea ae . Peo : a Gre ey iat “Soom gE eY Te TE ae ee": ee FERS wer hine Re, BaF oS. Fie er Pe Roc. See a < Sere eR oO.” Begt Ce ee eae ts Ry : eS oben apes ee SS see a CH eee wr * pe th * pe ee, ‘eo. Ne pes : , ee ute e i Straaieh. 4 i : : ’ és ees 4 : , : ine " + : r ; a OE ore 4 3 4 me * “£* 2 Ag ‘ + , a % . a ad mew me - F - ¥s i Re as Ee DM a -~ . Ir a 4 os 3 ' : *. - * : : 3 : : b 4 ~ an . Mt a i ' . 7 a - ‘ ae . x : ‘ e. ; & ‘e ake = é ss . \ ‘ NO FRIENDS TO PET No Enemies to Punish Everybody receives the same merchandise—the same price —the same courtesy at PIGGLY WIGGLY. The rich and poor, the old and young, the woman and man, receive at PIGGLY WIGGLY the best service—walt on your- self service. Fine clothes and haughty manner have no advantage over old clothes and good manners at PIGGLY WIGGLY—yet, these too, are welcome. : The neighborhood gossip; the self-appointed funny man or the fault finding individual do not like PIGGLY WIGGLY. A can of tomatoes, or a carton of butter won’t repeat gossip and that is what the retailer of gossip wants; a jar of preserves or a box of sardines won't appreciate the aged and infirmed jokes of the would-be funny-man; telling your imaginary troubles to a bag of flour or a loaf of — won't get you any talk sympathy. PIGGLY WIGGLY has put the kibosh on hot air and heel cooling. _A package of sugar or some hand-picked fruit Is not set Aside for some favored customer at PIGGLY WIGGLY. You / can pick out the particular brands you want without suggestion or persuasion from anyone, without risking a curt word by re- fusing to take “something just as good.” If you want all big apples or all small oranges you may have them. No clerk to fume, frown or fuss about it. At the checker’s desk your purchases are footed up on an adding machine made specially for PIGGLY WIGGLY; you are handed the adding machine slip; your packages are placed in a paper sack; your change is handed you from the cash register and you are on your way rejoicing. You have hurried or have taken your own sweet'time; you are your own boss. Instead of Paying Some One to Waste Your Time, You Pay Yourself in Lower Prices to Save Time. lated Sugar, lb. NO LIMIT NONE SOLD TO ruariek,: ames: Premier Salad Dressing RM ev cuke'k cc ee BMPR on. ce ee Ws Reins bs cee Standard Granu- Monarch Sweet Midget Pickles Es So a os cece dvetce we ee 8-0Z. Relish Glass .............22¢ Franco-American Potted Beef Oem, Ge. . 5s i cab bnce cee ee Underwood’s Devil Ham Small, Zie: Large ...... ti acsees ee Underwood’s Tongue Large, 32e; Small... .. 6466608 Small Sardines in Oil ........ 1 2. Small Sardines in Tomato Sauce C Sunbeam Mayonnaise . ig ee ee ere ee Wiedieee .. kk... ca kee cice Bee cs 0 MPO ok. 5 och ence cevesees Cen Sunbeam Sweet Relish eS Oe SE Oe Monarch Sour Onions Cia GN co ee ei cis. cee 4 Premier Tuna Fish . . . 26e| I. Try our Luncheon Haddies, 6-02. icp Pee Piggly a 6 —STORES— 6
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