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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-28
Recoverinx sight Dim m,,A - xish

Recovering sight Dimm,,A - LiGht.
ANDERSON. Ind. Oct. 2s.--Sfost Of the
nineteen persons. whose sight was az
fected by o bright and peculiar light Of
an apparatus used for welding Q trolley
wire Saturday night, have recovered to-
day John Hagel, who was stricken
blind. also probably will recover and
specialists who have examined the 9TH
ers believe that no injurious results will
follow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-28

EOUR hundred of these
i newly opened $l2 blouses
were made in Paris for
this autumn and winter sea-
son, and arrived in America
only a few weeks ago.
Chiffon, crepe, and chiffon
combined with charmeuse, the
three irresistible silks of fash
ion, are the only fabrics repre-
sented in the collection.
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TANK EXPLODES
ON HEAVY TRUCK
IN BUSY STREET
All Windows In Nelghborhood
Smashed, but Only One
Woman Hurt.
TRUCK STAYS UNlMOVED.
School Children So Accis-
toned to Blasts They
Showed No Alarm.
TRUCK STAYS UNMOVED.

a eAsoi1ns tank ocnnsctsd WITH IN or
compressor for pneumatic ravetins ma-
chimes, located on . truck IN Third ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, midway between Attain
DO avenue and STATE street. exploded
shortly bs6ore noon today. The engineer
Of the oompreasor. Matt Sheridan. half
q dozen worlmen ard q young woman
who was passing were knocked nat by
the foroe of tho explosion. all the win
dows OF the houses on both sides OF
Third avenue. between State street and
Atlantic avenue, were shattered and the
windows OF . Third avenue street car
were blown IN. The only person hurt
was the YOUNG woman, Rose Roberts, 1t
No. sS0 Pacific street, who was taken b
Holy Family Hospital. Her injuries are
no, serious.
Tho ar compressor was on . heavy
linz Of an excavation IN Third avenue In
whAch are being placed sevcn-foot steel
mains for the new water supply system
The sections Of tho seven -foot main ere
riveted together with pneumatic ma
chimes, the air supply for which was fur
n1Shed by the compressor.
A gasoline engine waA used for com
pressing the air and the tank contain
ing the fuel supply was on the front end
Of che truck. The cylinder head. pro-
PEELED with tho force Of . shell from
cannon. struck and penetrated che
SITES, gasoline tank. The volatile fumes.
suddenly released and sca<tered. caught
fire and blew up In . second. The roas
Of the explosion was head . mile away
and all buildings In . quarter Of . mile
radius we're rocked By the conclusion.
NOT A WHOLE PANE or GLASS
LEFT ALONG THIRD AVENUE.
C1raons'y enough the disturbance at
tracted little attention outside the im-
mediate zone IN whloh physical damage
was done. There has been % much
blasting in the Fourth avenue subway
and In tho Third avenue excavation
through which the mains are being laid
that residents of the vicinity thought
IN unusually heavy blast had been sst
on. But IN the block along Third ave-
nue. between State street and Atlantic
avenue there was q panic. Not . whole
pane OF Elass remains In the windows
fronting Third avenue. Women, terri.
ned by the shock and the clatter Of
broken g1aas. rushed from their homes,
carrying or dragging their children, cod
remained outside until assured by the
police that there was no DANCER Of an
other explosion.
The Third avenue street car was pass-
Ing the compressed aar machine at the
moment Of the explosion. There were
few passengers aboard. BY some freak
Of the conclusion the Shattsred window
panes Of the street car were blown Ut
to the roof and fell upon the passsngsrs
in splinter. Warned by the sound OF
the explosion. tho passengers had In.
voluntarily crouched in their seats and
the glass fell harmiessly on their bach,
and shoulders.
Miss Roberts was unconscious wher
policemen began 10 look after those VINO
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500 Pairs Mems 81 and SIS Shoes to
Sell at $3.25

CIXweeks ago these 500 pairs
y were in process of making
tan and black, calfskin
and kidskin and patent leath-
ers; button, lace and Butchers,
shoes for now, intended for
sale during the coming winter
at "a and So.
They come to us in accord
ance with an arrangement
ade with the maker that all
Bur
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WED TOHER BARON
TWO HOURS AFTER
! THEY FIRST MET
Won Schlotheim, Here With
Bride, Sorry Not 10 See Some
American indians.
HE'S A GERMAN HUSSAR.
And His Wife's So Proud Of
II She Dresses Like
One, Too.
HE'S A GERMAN HUSSAR.

Those 0eman Barons are not % SOW
- iove-maksu. How the Baron II. ID.
Won schiothe elm, an oficer in the Kali
eers Hussars. won an American girl's
heart and hand IN two hours was told
to-day by the Baron and tho Baroness
on their arrival In New York aboard
the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati.
The Baroness Won schlotheim was Msa
Paine Of Baltimore She was at wcis-
baden with her mother eighteen months
ago. The Baron was introduced. Two
hours later the Banon and Mics Paine
were masvisd.
1T was a case Of love At frst sight"
explained tahe Baroness. He proposed
marriage almost Immediately, but a III.
tie time was necessary for the arrange
ments for the ceremony"
The Baron 10 typical German eol-
der. vigorous and erect. His wife.
proud of his position a. an ofiicer in Q
hussar regiment, wore to-day . costume
of blue serge with scarist Trimmings.
set OF by . shako-like turhan, which
was strikinsiy suggestive of the uni
form Of . huesar oflicsr The couple
are bound for Baltimore TO attend the
wedding OF the sister Of the Baroness,
dorothy Raane. on New. 7.
do you like ossmanyf" the Baroness
was asked.
On, yes" che answered, Il like Ger
many. I can always come back to the
United States. you know. The only OBJ.
lection l have to Germany 10 that 90
ciety there 10 muoh too formal"
BARON EXPECTED TO zee COME
AMERICAN INDIANA.
"Ah." put IN the Baron. evidently q
little nettled. In Germany one may NOT
put ones feet on the table"
Il didn't mean that" aid thu
Baroness. shooting . look II surprise
% her husband. who Wa pulling ner-
vously ~ his moustachs. Il am talkins
OF the general formsiity OF society
functions"
People who come from . country
where there are Indians" the Baron
went on. ''ars easily impressed by
Formally"
For . momsnt-just . momsnt-ths
Baroness gassd sk her husband In q
manner indicating that she might have
something to say IN the way of ksspins
up the argument But she changed her
mind.
You wfli md no Indians IA New
York or IN Baitmors." she remarked
with q laugh. Unless thsre y q wilt
West show performing In the East,
doubt II you wdu sse an Indian IT ALL
"sor' Quericd the Baron. with an In.
credulous and disappointed note In hi,
voice. He was apparently disappointed
when he found no Indians At the pier
bat ne had besn 20 busy oraming hi,
neck looking at the skyscrapers a. tn,
Cincinnati moved up the river that h,
had little time for surprise.
WILSON SWEEPS THE LINER IN
A STRAW VOTE.
Thu straw ballot fend was on the Gin
cannAd. He took Q vote IN the mrs
cabin. and all the American passengers
"a IN number. registered their cho,c
for President. There were ITO men, ?
women and q children.
The men voted 90 for Wilson, II 10
Taft and Z for Roosevelt. The womeI
voted soiidly for Wilson. And the chill
drsn voted solidly for Roosevelt becaus
thsy know him from the Teddy bear
They didn't know about the EleDhan
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New Paris Handmade Silk BlOuses
At SI2. Instead of SIS to S3S.

XXIHITE, black, navy blue,
w brown and the new
wistariH are the only
colors-the colors every we'll
dressed woman is now want
ing.
$l2, instead of SIS to $3S-
and there are quantities Of the SIS
qualities.
Little French Shops. Third aoor,
Old Building.
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RAmOYed hX Taft.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s. = President
Taft has removed Edward L. Barnes,
Register OF the Land once at Great
Fails. Mont. and accepted tho resisna-
ton of Receiver Wilson of the same
ONCE. The action follows an investiga-
ton. Successors win be named In few
daya
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from the railroad the wrecker held the
nre in check until the steamer ct the
Somerville department arrives.
The fire loss Ia estimated - 3iSoD00.
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mrs. CREATIONS
Awful.
EXPERIENCE
During Change Of LNe-How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veee-
table Compound Made
Her a Well Woman,

Natick. Mass.--"I cannot express
what ! went through during the change
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shoes unshipped because Of
credit, cancellation. counter
mands, or clerical mistakes,
shall come to us to be disposed
Of at a lessened price.
We take no chances-nor do
you-because this maker as far
as we know never made q poor
shoe.
These shoes - at $S.25-
should sell out in q day.
,gton Arcade floor. New Buildins.
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Fourth Floor.)

Broadway & Goth St.; 9Th Ave-; 10th St,
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
D. ROSS AND SON FIRM
Is NOW INCORPORATED
~ iVSSs IiVVVttE VIM LII

ID. Ross and Son incorporated
yesterday took over the business Of ID.
Ross and Son, Nos. 206-2i0 Market
street, which had been established in
1865. The now company is a close
corporation, and the stock is held by
Daniel Ross and Howard ID. Ross, who
VIII be executive heads of the new
concern Daniel Ross being president
and Howard ID. Ross vice-president
and treasurer Of the new company
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
We're You Warm
Enough Last Night?

Wouldn't one of our light
weight fluffy cotton-flled
Comforts make you more
comfortable tonight? Here
there's such a big variety of
patterns from which to
choose, and our prices are so
low that it's merely a matter
of telephoning our comfort
department to send YOU one.
S1.OO, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 and $500.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
$500 Fine White
Blankets, $1,000

Bought months and months ago,
direct from the mill, and just
coming in. These are elegant
Blankets; large size, soft, close
nap, daintily finished with wide
silk binding. Pink and 010
blue borders; a pair. See ID lV
In the same shipment came
more of those $500 value white
Blankets in double bed size that
will quickly sell out at our
s sois price Of a $3.50
You can choose here from a
splendid line of good wearing,
warm Blankets at lower price. At
$3.50. $500, $3.50 and $500, and
on down to the Blanket Sheets
at soc a pair.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

Theodore Cole. of the East End
Athletic CiSb won the turkey offered
by the Speakman Supply Athletic
Club, and will present it to the club
for Thanksgiving supper All the
members are requested to be present
The club will give a dance on Fri
day evening. December 10.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
P. Ann r. ORDERS COACHES.

orders have been placed by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
with the Harlan and Hollingsworth
for 80 all-steel yestibule
coaches and Is combination
baggage and passenger cars, also all
steel and yestibuled The cars are to
be lighted by electricity
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
TO ATTEND INAUGURATION.

The Democratic League has en-
gagged the First Regiment Band to
accompany it to Washington at the
Inauguration Of. President elect VIII
son. The band will have twenty
pieces and the trip will last three
days.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
LUMBER PRICES AnYANCE.

Lumber has advanced more than SO
a thousand feet during the past year.
Scarcity of timber is given as the
cause. Hemlock during the past FIVE
years has advanced from S12 to $24
a thousand feet.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
The fashionable
BOucIe Goats

wanted numbers
fine
stitched velvet collars deep
Satin lined to the waist line Turn of
style and comfort and special Thanksgiving only DZZ.OU
NAVY. BROWN AND BLACK
And another model SINH lar lines this developed by an
Oer tailor This coat is full length wi tn deep collar
rial loose back beed and with BIZ buttons pockets
Here IN black navy and brown and decided bargain Q1E IN
Wednesday price of only Dl0.UU
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

The Wants point to better jobs, Ser-
ter houses and fats, splendid realty
chances, gainful business deals and
many other things that are well
worth while
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Genuine Crex Rugs and Carpets
Look For the Label

Is aniay durable Carpet
artistic For pensive floor beauty
CREX,
prices here's
variety widths and colorings Twenyfou
colorings stock here
ches 10 i2xi5 feet
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

ApV-'sJlt ss9uIsnq pun 9moq
10 sIVnu7ss9 I7Wo 9ql ue pua 5ulIIq
'Sunu5l 'SuHI9s puU SuI6nq InJuIBS
IoJ ssouUqo o. lulod sluvM sqL
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Dependable Linens

You can, with safety and
the assurance of perfect
satisfaction, telephone to
our linen department for
that extra dozen Napkins
or the extra long Table
cloth you may need for
the unexpected company
for your Thanksgiving
table.
If you can, come in and
see these SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN ODD HALF
DOZENS and SINGLE
DOZENS OF FINE NAP
KINS at ONE-THIRD off
the regular low prices for
Wednesdays selling.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

If you contemplate new plans for
the Autumn-call upon the Wants in
being Of service to you--Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
For Your Convenience
SHOP EARLY
FROM s O'CLOCK TO u O'CLOCK.

In addition the many bargain in our November Sale
These stamps will fast in filing your books
toward Xmas gifts
better shape you you have the advantage of buy
ing without rushing, and in plenty of daylight and Of
most Importance, tremendous stocks are at their
very best AS an extra inducement you down
in the morning we are
GIVING DOUBLE STAMPS ALL THIS WEEK
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
no ELECT SECOND LIEUTENANT.

An order mas been issued by Colo
mel Townsend to hold an election for
second lieutenant Of Company d, o.
M d. The election will be held on
December T.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Warm Winter Underwear
FOR MEN AND BOYS.

And at prices that will please YOU.
Bought direct and in conjunction with
our other two stores, we have the low
est prices-quality for quality-that you
will be able to find.
UNION SUITS-Cut to perfectly fit
and of the warmest weaves, cream or
grey, all wool, part wool or heavy
neeced cotton. ... S1.OO to $500 each
SHIRTS-Single breasted, very thick
and warm, durably woven, heavy fleece
lined cotton, SOC; part wool-S1. 90.
S1.25, Sl.5O and S1.75 each. Double
breasted wool-S1.50, S1.75 and $500.
Boys Union Suits, fleece EAo
lined and warm ........... OVC
Boys fiat ribbed fleece Or
lined garments; extra at. LOC
PAJAMAS- men and of fine out
ing flannel; silk frogs; or 90
at pair .............. ID IsOV
For boys in the same quality Tx
at only ...,...........,... ON
NIGHT SHIRTS Outing flannel.
we'll made and in three excellent quail
ties, at only ....... SOC, 75c and SI.O0
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Wednesday Specials in
Our Busy Drapcry
Department

Silk Lambrequins, with heavy
silk fringe; all the prettiest col
orings and newest ideas are here
from ...... $3.50 to $500 each
Portieres-Rich and effective.
Mercerized ones in green and
red red. Special at a $500
Couch Covers, as low as soc
for good ones, and up QR 00
TO each ....... VOeVO
Door We've a remark
ably pretty line of designs and
you will find the prices very low
indeed for these high quail
ties. .... SOC to $500 each
Pillow Tops-Their name is le-
gion, in Oriental stripes, at
19c and 25c
In Tapestry Tops 25c and SOC
In Satin Tops. $1,000. SOC and 75c
In Fancy Tops up TO. ..... $500
Pillow Cords. .. 25c and SOC
In plain and combination colors.
Pillows, Silk Floss and very sat
isfactory they are, too-30c, 35c,
45c and soc, according to size.
Fine Down Pillows az Coo, zoe,
GOO and S1.00.
Take the Elevator.
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

AII-Wool Sweater Coats
With shawl collar. a warm sweater with
snappy lines and just the thing to wear
TO the game. Specially good quality
for $500. More too. of those dandy
Sweater Goats in honeycomb 0Oo
weave, at ....,.....,,....... OOO
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

Wells and VeiIings
ALL THE MOST
FASHIONABLE STYLES
And the newest patterns
in Shadow Lace, Shetland
Effects and the wanted
Mesh Veilings.
Shadows and Shetlands
at only SOC and 75c a yard
Mesh Veilings in the
most desirable colors,
25c and SOC a yard
Lace Wells, splendid as
sortments; one and a half
yards long; blacks, whites
and magpies,
75c to $3.50 each
Chiffon Wells, two yards
long and a yard wide,
S1.OO, Sl.5O, S2.25, $3.50
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
You'll Want Gloves;
Good Ones Are Here

Good ones are here at interesting special
prices for Wednesdays selling
The fashionable shades of tan,
brown black and white all 81 00
sizes ....+-,. ...+... .......... ~ a. w
Fosters fine Kid Gloves, in the stylish
white with black and black with white
heavy stitching; finest quality OF EA
possible at only; pair...... % Lew
Gloves for dress occasions; IL button
lengths at ............. 1925 and $3.50
l6 button lengths at S2.75 and $500
20 button lengths at..,........ 1915
Snug warm Gloves in sizes for Men,
Women and Children; the best we ever
had at ............... Zoe and soc pain
GAUNTLETS- Special for Boys, the
wanted Cowboy style; all leather and
leather with corduroy cuff; both E0o
with leather fringe ..e......... OUC
Automobile Gauntlets from
Sl.5O to $500 a pair
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Black Astrakhan Goats

You will be delighted with the cut and hang Of
these splendid coats You will be pleased with the
careful workmanship displayed in their making You
will be more than satisfied with the quality of the
materials used More than all else however, will
our low prices appeal to you. You reap a direct
benefit from our tri-store purchasing power and
where in the store is this shown to better advantage
than in the ready to
These special Astrakhan Coats for Wednesday;
black ony full satin lined turn back cuffs and
shirred inside pocket Fastened with a handsome
silk frog $40 values at $500, and cox 0O
$4,000 values at; each ............ SpAOeVV
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Toilet Requisites
FOR GOLD AND WINDY WEATHER.

hOhNS
FOR COLD AND WINDY WEATHER.
The preventative is comfortable than the
sity for Try the Madame Owens Exquisite" Cold
Cream at, for Wednesday ....... 15c and 35c jar
Creme Meridor special Observation-Disclosures. .25c
Hudnuts Cold Cream, in tubes at 25c in glass jars
at ..........,.. observation-disclosures. SOC
Sanito Cold Cream special ...... ............. lie
Samphor Ice Cold Cream in handy tubes ......lOc
Face Powder and Rouge; all the better qualities spe
cally attractive prices.
Mro-Dena ... SOC. Givens' ..... 35c
SANITOL PREPARAJ1ONS-SPECIA
Sanital Tooth Powder Paste Mouth Wash, Shampoo
Tooth Brushes and Face Powder all regular 25c 40
size; for Wednesday at Observation-Disclosures. HI
WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON CARPETS AND RUGS
CAN BE MADE TODAY.
Will all the mills advancing sharply their prices on
Carpets and Rugs il is but question of short time Ie
you considerably by purchasing this week? Wen pd
and deliver later, all carpetsor rugs bought in this To-
vember Sale.
$1,000 Reversible Rugs, now ..................S 500
$500 Baroda Rugs Observation-Disclosures, S1150
$l4O0 Wool and Fibre Rugs now. .... S1f00
$1,000 Fine Fibre Rugs, q, S $50
These are all in the popular exi2 size We havda
great special for Wednesday in fine Velvet Rug has
just came in 1t full exl feet and is in hand u
some patterns Very extra value at only .,, ID lO
BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES
The last days OF our November Sale lind exceptionally
low prices Beds and Mattresses More room for holt
day goods and the weight of trsore buying responsible
for this money-savng opportunity for you.
Full size White it od E" ar: Bed with brass $3.50
Man. ".u other styles up to these regular $1,000
,.- Reg Regular slaOO Brass Bed iail size, $3.50
Regular $4,000 Brass Bed; full size; QO0 E0
for only ,,,..,,,,,,.,.,.,, ,,,,t.l,,,. pk<OsOO
MzTTREssEs- "A seven dollar ana fifty G5 IN
cent quality for Recommendations, spOsOO
Regular 5000 quality Mattress for &C S0
only ,,..,..... ,...,...,,..,. ,,,,,,l...,. OOsOV
Regular $1,000 all-hair Mattress at 010 0N
for Regular s,a'0 ,. Mattress $1,000
Evening journal., 1912-11-26
Pots and Pans and THINGS

For the kitchen at ridiculous prices.
because we must have the space they
take for Toys. Today it's WASH
BOILERS that bear the big reductions.
Our special SlOO Wash %
Boilers, copper bottoms .. CON
Our special ST Is Wash CT OF
Boilers, copper bottoms. p1sOC
Our specialist and $3.50 CT TX
Wash Boilers, cop. bottoms ~ Il III
Evening journal., 1912-11-26

Beautiful Furs For
Thanksgiving and Xmas
You'il need them from now on, so why not
buy now while our line is most complete, and
get the benefit of their style and warmth NOW.
MUFFS-First rate values as low as $500.
and then by easy advances up to .... .S35 each
NECK PIECES To match and in splendid
qualities for the diferent-prices at
IS, Sc, $3.50. SIS $22.5O and up to SIS apiece
SETS-Nicely matched and in fine variety,
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 to SIZE
HANDSOME FUR COATs-Made by experts
from the prettiest pelts ......... $50 to SS5
-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

MUST sell diamond ring, 24-karat: pure
white, Sll0 Address l.. L.. care Geor-
gan. 4h-12-6
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Real Estate For Sale.
For SALE.

ONE BLQCE from car stop on the De-
catur and East Lake car line, brand
new iye.room bungalow on lot 81 by
about 400 feet deep, which runs back to
the street car right Of way This place
has not the city conveniences, but we be
lieve they win be accessible within few
months Price $2,250 on terms like rent.
We offer this property. both as a good
home and d good Investment on account
Of its location and the depth Of the lot.
Before many years the rear OF the lot will
be more valuable than the front as il
fronts the car line. See either Mr. Rad
ford or Mr. j. T. Hook
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For RentHouses
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate Renting Loans
Bell Phones 11O32 Il Edgewood Atlanta Phone 1881
Atlanta Phone 1891.
FOR RENT

fOfb KEN l.
147 MeDONQUGH ST. decatur. Gal
on the right going out McDonough
lot. we have good twostory eight
room residence, with electric lights, bath
and sink in the kitchen; has cabinet man
tells and comparatively a new house, in a
good neighborhood, convenient to schools,
churches and car lines This would make
any one an ideal home Price, sS2.5O.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

NEARLY new and very attractive six
room cottage on Edgewood avenue in
Imam Park, on lot 40x1S0 feet to ten
foot alley. slightly above grade. This
place is splendid value for S4100. Very
attractive terms See Mr.. White
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AUTOS REPAIRED.
Motorcycles.

A TWIN Indian motorcycle for sale; big
bargain; out of city all the time and
can't use it. Main 157-L 453 Central
ave. 6-12-21
ALL MAKES, $50 AND Ufs-Largest mo
Southern distributors for Indian. Eiyea
Austell Company S5 North Pryor street.
1-21 g
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Milk Depots.

THE Houston st. creamery for milk and
cream. Can Ivy 1898 Bell So g?
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Poultry, Pet and Live Stock
Ducks.

INDIAN RUNNERS Fawn and White
and White Ducklings, 25c to 81; eggs,
81 so to IS; satisfaction guaranteed. Geor-
gia Duck Farm. South Kirkwood, At
lanta, 100-S6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

FOR SALE Bungalow bed spring and
mattress; clean and new; So so, also
go-eart in good condition. $3.50. 1872
Spring. 6-12-1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

FOR SALE-One coal two-eye hot water
heater, No. s; almost new. % Ripley st.
6-12-7