f?t? Tw# Famous Sculptor Plans Giant Group On Stone Mountaii ATLANTA. OA--?If the plans o Gutzn Borlum. woliknown iculptoi do not go awry, gianWized figures, o Gen. Robert E. Lee. Jefferson Davi and Gen. Stonewall Jackson, heroe of the southern Confederacy, soo will be outlined on the blank face o Stone Mountain near Atlanta as a a everlasting memorial of the los cause. Work of installing a huge project ing lamp, something new in th worid of science, at the foot of th mountain now is being eompietec and when the Georgia Railway an Power company extends its powe lines from the end of the street ca line to the mountair. Mr. B?>rglur intends to come to Atlanta and at tempt to fa-ten the likenesses o the Confederal* Leaders oil the sid t>f the great ni i : granite. Tha of Lee aIon?- i - d to bo abou 8-l> fe-* highifSi b! lo head of th hot he v '. >v!> riding wi! I be ,'JO ! et i i - ii. Th e diiueu sio:>- *>e figure of th propel t*?-tur an idea of thintra emit y i * culptsri . vnvl wrili v.1 ? ?: >ftipleted, no TO*- feet of the ft c of the ih ; ' (r? the c fe the groat tun chi .f t.M . - to }>: :?:Cttir:' or. t stone .1. -i . . picture is prnt ed o; paper i ; *Ir ro ; t ? ! : p o. >Rrra]> .oars i ?. ??ir. liot^lun intend.- to . np to ?t:ir >vv* the picture on ne mourua r si J*; a.- a picture . d:r : on ti.o sctvor in a motion theater. Ther he will have him elf iow< rel fropi th*- top ? f the tno. .iain i:. a -winking seat, and working in that dangerous position, v.ill spend an houi or two at h .night until he ha- succeeded i' outlining with white paint the figure- ir. the memorial. That the work f carving the gigantic picture wili be a dangerous one :s acknowledged by experts who have ontemplau-d the la. k. The ?teep - de of >t?- < mountain rises 900 f t in heig! h w th no foothold ft . !>; Din. . in .. v,,i\ the work -.an be oiplishtd is by le x-. . -j : v . . l m the tor of the cl ff. ; . i" sk -in ii i Sen wt o uo -.he :ic ' c- , \v jfe r u..,?r l V, : , I ' ,.f I hi .,;n\p $?-'* u-M ' f.n >e\: r Af.t I M-i-i T>oiS dc^'oiop ,_r . : ?i. j i '.iu u\. i jSkt ,i kia> 'tc jihminii- Ar :His ?. ?! ic I wi: u;.m. a'1 ay .... i... Hiornirv i \ ill . > toady f. i my ,.?t . : car. 1 _u' -v : d . v nv will; the (? ! . !- J ' I will have * k ^ r ; p pij i a i . i. i ? Plat;.- ' < f.r :i merMV.;.: - . ;4 ... '. c vivi.-ikad' . > j? - ? 0? - y and the unlit armies, l';\ ki t Har . : i".1 r ,'f.ri .r-icin . and I. a.!, r- f p. ': o;.c- ,i ..it thre 1 \ W '.nVI ted \ l UK>wi '"O'. the c - :'ia of l proje. i ! m rnonnL me rial v. ; t gu:t in J !?1 *? and sn'u-v:- i! " i - e largely flr. a I y ' 1 r II >rg! im pt r= mai y and k. ni :n the Vo able ? .a. v. \n o-.v.i t e mo-datn. r Bore: in .. f.r.-t I-re. gtel to .. a by the Atlanta chapu v. United E)a. . '.:. of the Co i icraey, a b .;ce ;:.at r.I.v.e the Atlanta e;iap*er i be m actively at work on i - Bctw eon $20,00 0 and 0 0 .000 airc-uly hud been expanded -afere the - or 0 war brought an < t! to activities. The Dau-'. lers of me i ?>..t deracy, proximate 1 < : ave n taken up the work of ; ;r.i:-hirg t ;o material. according t Mrs. T. T. Ste vens of Atlanta., vice provider., of the Confederate Memovin? -wiAAt* tiou. Aj a iikaus to th;s end the Daughters of the Confederacy are considering u.- : _c a plot of ground at the foot of the mountain deeded to them by Mr. \ enable, as an outdoor auditorium AVERAGE T.xiCES FOR COT COS >THiS SEASON Avcing^ first of the month cut.ton prices for L'n.uc States for cotton lor the pic sent season have b -en announced by C. W. Pugsley, acth g secretary of agriculture, as follows: ' August. 20.70; September, 21.10; October, 20.00; November, 22.40; December, 23.80; January, 24.50; Februrary, 25.90. The average for the seven months was not computed by the department, but from the monthly averages it figures 22.60. On low grade cotton sold by the North Carolina Cotton Association for the same period an average of 26.25 cents was received. Davids* ISSUED EVERY NOW AND 1 HOPE IT WILL PLEASE AN Boone n 1 ________ . " One Price ' ur rule is not to ileal with a store or wholesale house which has not one price. \\ e do not mind paying the price when we are pc :tive that I- everyone else w:;i have to d pay the same. A business like r} thus cannot overcharge and rl succeed. Someone sooner or n later will find u t ?nd its reputation will be -t. ?Ve ar afraid to buy from those houses when you "buy at your own price." where the merchant tru- to get as t much as he possii y can and e'l tiu cu 'onKr to y as lilI t:? as he possib can. The fact is the ne til- -always at a disadvan o: because I merchant Knows how If .' ho ran m*u a- the eustom v do - ? I w that. No .a!'- h the a.-. . ?tit ton ri from flic pru i' ! there is a.was- a p- - that he > OJ1. oiae >.ov. i m.hi' a make a la . * ?t. Ami > 1-- c. r . comno t at tne pittce he offrtrti i^ori 1 v.o to s what you disiike. ?\ a. a t llKt to 1" asked a p: . and sold . - f??r and w >:;.i more d.siikc to ask car stomer higher prices and thru come down. \% e don't war.; you to misunderstand us and think ; that we ate to come down a i'laause we want u> make a bigger proiit.il: fact is thai we can make more protit by not having one price. . Ninety nine pi r c-. of the peopte who wai argue on the price don t know a thing aouut merchandise. W hen we ott'er them an an which cost us $>o.0d for v .00 they oaer us JMkuO, and wuen we a. ? . t in toi ame ar, t ,ci' >MiO tie > : us !>?>. ? i could m a ting'c ...em and d hut .1 i.- ng-unst our l . : ..to IVu. 1.- . r .... a. ... . - -1 merit, nd tX ?.e .1 fail* l> lO CO& , ...... . ;. i in niai. prolti Re ( >eut;V e hi *. ail pi o..t. < . a itl.iKC 1 . u e c, v.? po. ..... :?i.4.v. mold ! - ... uu... i y M ilihg u. p.... 4...11 t.l... ^ v ?VU ?.. l .; w'fcO ?4i?i pi'iCC. i- .. 4 .. yu... . r.mO aau uu?.-L 4. amp^e Goods Vi v.' i.avc a variety cf sample shoe-. rata c jau and hats w . .44. wo will i.^e out at cod. bampl- goods aro e?i.a.iv Dollar ti.au regular K .ou.s, .) t at t..e same time ito.tr.er ti.e houses boug.it fiu.u nor wan we guarantee a..y iample goods. \v e are nosing o-l the : aiiipL- go..Us in a44. rCa.4co \.iti? our p?.icy to carry on.y goods w../. n v. . can ro4.->..ii.?, ,.u and guara..tn. L/cr. t m.ss t.ie cpp -t ....it y t.. b^y goods at away i?4i ,w w .oiesale 1.0.1. | i i.e. e a ui?f er . .?> ? . a I. me a fci^w r?.c, , V ...iiwlu tj im. | Tm ilflff il a very u.f .ri r o.,. U. ?.a i . aJ t. e o . ai.a r . u.ug it cc? tire th .r, e.. the uy tea.: * \ -o watfni iik-: .* bo. k ?\ke t is w.li tike t..-s boo.. ..nr.- ar -a.idard lines cf .1.1 a.d there are 11:. . . .. r cf iu.I'w. A-.ti. . : f uoonc and V.ata~gj tuu;..; airv w r? i_. i . ?.y re a..-i g . re..a-? a? 1. e i a a bong. c <> ,4'r b^r.r.sj Uuco. .? iuit toe b.it ir*o.:. We i.a. bo. 2-.i a v ootpic.c itfic oi dr. goo_- ft wio oue of t .0 mo. : reliable . ouses 10 trie ta .. 1 ao (f-.:ds w.:ro s.-l t.ci will, gi . ui .arc, ?o t. at Wi.i; a few minor cx.cpt.o... an the goccis art.* ao?oiul >y la*t colors. Yv e are lite sci ajonts f r the Stetson hat> auci Arrow Cohars. c bete lii.es are known a.i over t..e civilized world, v. e iiave also made arraagc.mci.ts to carry the famous ime cf Kianhattan sintrts. We arc the bgcr.ti for ti.o Buster browu and Star Brand S..oes. Lv^ry pair is guaranteed solid lcacticr. If you want good standard merchandise at reatonao.c prices come to uc Wiilie Knew The Superintendent of i the Sunday School was alto * the village doctor. One Sunday he was questioning the scnooi on various important points. "Willie," he asked a small boy, "will you tell me < what we must do in order to get to heaven?" "We must die," replied Willie. "Very true," assented the doctor. "But tell what we must do before we die." "We must get sick," was Willie's unexpected answer, "and send for you." THE WATAUC on Store HEN BY THE DAVIDSON DEPAR D ENTERTA.'N OUR FRIENDS Al , North Carolina, March Paragraphs How many oysters constitute a quorum in a stew?? Pittsburg Post. The pertinent question is not are they really longer, hut how long will they wear them longer *?Virginia Pilet. \\ hen you see a dry enforcement officer approach Johnson's house it's a sign that Johnson is either going to lose his liquor or replen isn nis stocK?riasnviiie Tenl neseean. The greatest advantage-of the new automatic telephone ic that by pressing the button you can get the wrong number for yourself.?New York American. The woman convicted of murdering her hu>band gets a life sentence. 1 he death sentence is f-e^ved for male performers.?Philadelphia Record. Our Monthly Price List . . Wf will publish a price list about once every month.. . . . Read them carefully and remember the prices are the same for each and every custmer. The only exception we will make is to retail merchant* who will buy in large quantities. There is a Reason For It "You know Jim," said the wife to her husband, looking in a newspaper. "I am reading in the paper that 80 per cent of the men in jails are unmarried." "That shows," answered th?* husband, "that men had better go to jaii than to get married." Prices Are Advancing Cvcry item in our