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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
9
Beginning Monday morning June 16 and running to July 1 the store will blue tag every item except desks and a $1.45 porch rocker. Prices will be clearly marked showing genuine reductions on a vast South stock of high and medium class furniture. The sale follows prior Blue Tag events, promising honest cuts on real former prices and sought after designs.
Bona showcases price cuts on its complete Bedroom Suits line in Oak and Mahogany. The advertisement offers two example suits to illustrate the deep discounts available on this extensive stock of Bedroom Suits and odd pieces in the South.
Parlor suits, each with a blue tag, will be sold at reductions from former prices for two weeks starting Monday morning. The sale is without reserve and bona fide.
Our store features the only complete metal bed line in the city with a large assortment. Low prices undercut any competing house in the South, and exclusive top designs are available on our furniture floor. Blue tags are in force on the Metal Bed line.
Blue tags on odd dressers and chifoniers across woods including Golden Oak Mahogany Bird's Eye Maple and Birch. A great line to select from with substantial money-saving opportunities.
Read an account of sermons at Central Presbyterian and St. Mark churches. Dr F C WicConnell preached on beholding Christ’s glory from John 17 24 emphasizing Christ’s desire for believers to share in heavenly life and the coronation of Jesus.
Dr. William J. Holtzclaw at Jones Avenue Baptist preached on Romans eight with focus on no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. He outlined three elements the Christian experiences position privilege and practice, stressing security in faith, genuine regeneration, and living testimony through conduct guided by the Holy Spirit.
In the absence of Pastor, Dr. T. H. Rice, Rev F. C. McConnell preached the Installation sermon of Mr Martin at Rock Springs church. He reviewed Romans seven to nine and spoke on God’s plan of salvation, assurance through faith, and the believer’s life from/or toward sanctification, ending with the promise of cleansing at death.
In a Second Baptist sermon Dr John B White discusses Cain and Abel to frame modern justice and the brotherhood of man. He argues the blood of Abel and Christ’s sacrifice demand a global ethic, urging love and selfless sacrifice over vengeance and war.
Dr A B Holderby preached on bearing the yoke of youth citing Lamentations and Christ’s easy yoke. He urged youth to consecrate hearts to God, warned of fashion drawing them from church, and urged attendance at Sabbath school and Young People's Society.
A sermon urges youth to bear the yoke of Christ and reject flimsy excuses for church absence. In Trinity Church the morning service resumes in the auditorium after repairs with Dr. Bradley and Dr. Landrum preaching on Christ crucified and the Transfiguration’s lessons for faith and future glory.
Rev Landrum requested a leave of absence from the First Baptist Church to attend Brown University's commencement in Providence R I. He notes Brown is the oldest Baptist university and the church there is the oldest Baptist church in America. Landrum, Brown 1872 graduate, attends his class's thirtieth anniversary as the youngest member. board plans were unclear.
Rev. C Angngston of the Unitarian church preached at the prison chapel on unity in the bonds of peace citing Ephesians iv 3. He urged life be lived in fellowship and mutual responsibility like a team. iss Nix of West End Presbyterian sang two moving solos, Jesus Lover of My Soul and One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
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