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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-24
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

ipobner, tpeGbe am riditen Sonntag
ben A. Mai, bier in Der Ct. 8aatls
Stride itattfinoen miro. anfairs Inn
bal6-5tpei ltbr @odmittags. SoIserp
bes VT Dos Brogpam:
Song-Audience. y
Sunday School Talk-Mr. Bow
mar.
Vocal Duet--Mrs. Frank Eggers
and Rev. Wagner.
Address-Rev. Wagner.
Double Male Quartet.
Address-Rev. Kassmann.
Vocal Duet-Miss Elsie Jaenecke
and Miss Irma Rebsamen.
Round Table Discussion, led by
Mr.. Bowman,
Songs-Audience.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

. Mi4 elmer fleinen idbrIiden gin-
lase BEL oer International 2ebens-
periider1rng8 @eieaidaft, Der grob.
en- ~Deiiiouri @eiellidaft, fonnt ibr
eitrer Sorniilie Dos gi1lfomtrteit iid-
EN-, tpeIfes 5ip peroteleir i'm pieI.
leidt mid)t leben iperbet. sLnfiditb
lit eefdbrlid. 8eridiebt es nidt
IGnger; fuettet eas6 nod beitte an
mid.-8ictor 81. either.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

The Place for Good Goods.

-g8m. &einbols lnnb Sermaiin
Soppe, bon Morriion, tparelt am per-
gaitgenen Smstag bier Inn ibren
Gt.iigen Sreunoeit, Dor ibrer abreiie
nod 9eutid)lano, 2ebepobI 81 iagen.
Sic perben bon Stem gorf aus, aui
Gem Sampfer aaiierin augltita, Ell.
tem Sdiff Der Sam6urg . american
Sirie, nod 9eiitidlan6, reipect. itad
Tonmern, Dem Satp6e ibrer @eburt,
abreiien urlo ii6 mebrere Wonnte Ga
ielbit aufGalter.
-Gbas. Giefmutln unb @attin,
pelfe Dor lrngefdbr 5tpei Sabren
ron Ge1tiflanD bierber famen, li1
aber Dent bieiigen alinla iouie Den
ii6rigen 8erDalttiiien in Der neiten
Seimatb nidt anpaiien fonnten, tra-
len am pergnngenen Samstag Die
&iifreiie rod benz alten 8aterlanS
on, Inn bort ST. perbleiben bis Die
@anberIuit lie nod|mals ergreift nnb
tpieber nod gmerifa fiibrt, nm
idlieBli6 oenno9 quite, amerifaniide
9iirger slt perben.
-Gbas. q. Stiifenbrocfer, bon
Smensbille, mar am p%ergange1ten
Samstag elm niItommener @eilider
auf unierer Office. Or befntS iid
aiif Der Seimreiie bon @arrenton,
mo- er bas Central @eslepnn Cole.
giim beiitdt bat. Sein 8ritoer,
Sreb Sti,fenbroefer, gleid)faIls Elm
Stltbert bes Central 8eslepan, fiat.
tie i'm bis nad Sernarrit 6esIeitet
unb reiite Damn ON oemielben Gage
nod @arrenton suriid, Inn feline
Stit6ien ipieber altf5uneBrnen.
s.. s.. 2anbotp, tpeld)er ieit meb.
reren Sabren Elm Sattlergeid,dft in
Rcaittrif betrieben bat, beging in
Der @adt 6es persatsener Sreitass
Se1bftnor6 Surd grbdnse1 mn Dor.
tigen @eGraniB, mo er tuegen Srie.
beilSitorung ein9eiperrt mar. 2an-
bctp bate in letterer Belt itarf 1e.
trlirfen nnb man nintnlt oaber on
Dob er Die That IN einem glnfan bon
0iebereeidlagenbeit un6 Sriibiinn
aitsfiibrte. Der geritorbene mar I'M.
gefdbr 40 Sabre aft.
Geo. WittcnSorf, bon @eleetfa,
Sfla., befono iid mebrere Gage Der
p%ergangenen ISOLDE bier sir grne,le.
rirrtg alter 9etdnntiddften rrl6 NOR
ol.6 Elm tpillfommener 8eiiifer aui
unierer Office. Serr @itten6orf bot
itd ebenfaas als elmer ilnierer Cos
connSe Gountp gops erhpieien, mel.
DIE iiberua ei1porfommen. @ad,bem
er Die bieiige electric eight 60. etob-
lirt bate, ridtete er Gbrlid1 InIo.
gen in beridieoenen tueitIiden Stdo-
ten elm ini6 befin6et it'd, lest an
Der Spite zines neutrality-suspicious.
in 8eIeetfa, Ola, dnnb lit ierner
tbeilpeiier Better elmer Strede bon
OeIano in ienem Stoat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

ser rpeoen Sortooo @eriiferin1g.
German 8re6e, bon 9rp SiQ.
febrte am letter. Wittipo6 bon ct.
Bouts 5irriif, no er iid) cine ISOLDE
lang, b~eiud]stpeiie, allfgebalten batte.
uno ipraf tpdbren6 ieines Sierieins
audi uitf unierer Office Dor.
Geo. Starf ltno Satin puroer
Oteier Gage Hard Die @adrift err
freut, bab iie Die @roBeltern zines
itrammen fleinen Sumgen getuoroen
iinb, peIfen Der Stord inn Seim
bon See Sumter mo Satin binter.
laiien bat.
--9risfa Sieoler reiite afl lebter
Mittno6 naf 9anins Gitb I'M oer
S6luBfeierlid}feiten bes oortigen
Ibarmacentiider Snititits bei5u-
pobnen, an peldem ieine SGbne.
Sogt1 unb @eorg Siebler, als 9lpo.
tbeter grabriren.
-Senrp 2eimfuebler unb Satin,
bon Slater, Wo., tpdren ant lebten
Montag bier aitf Der Seimreiie bon
Wt. Sterlina, pobin iie 6ur6 Die
Iadrid)t bon DEM pIotlifen Soor
hires Sbfpagers, Bouts @ibingbaget
geritien Dorben fparen.
Or. Sobn 8. Seba, pon glonb,
bot uiis bon Omaha, Re6r., aus &c.
ihrieberL ipobin er gerufen fporben
mar nm Der 9eerbigltng ieines
Shmagers, Sacob Seitmmn, bei5u.
mobnen, tpelder baielbit am uergalr'
seteu Sreitag itarb.
-llniere Worriipner Sreun6e,
@m. &eitboIa uno !Sernlann Scope,
iDeld,e oieier Gage cine Heiie nod
9eittidla1b antraten, baden ltns per
T@tfarte bonn 90. April, IN aennt-
nib geiett, baB Tie geiunb unb miin'
ter in Stem gorf angelongt iinb.
-3as repitbIifaniife gountp-ao.
mite bot &idter Sas. ". SeneQ gum
&omite . Mitglieo Fir 8ourbois
Sotpnfbip ernannt, CUR ausfiialine
Der 8atar5, tpeIde bur6 6ie lleber.
iieoltung BON Sarbp SeantIin, nad)
Waries Gountp, perurio6t spilrSe.
Geo. SpcSaiddp nttb 8m.
Gifermann, nebft oeren @attinen,
beianben ii6 am lesten Montas bier
aiuf 9eirtd bel @erDanoten utO
Sreunoer, iopie and in @eifdften
lnio itutteten bel oieier @elesenbeit
aud, iins eineu atscnebmen geiud
ab.
alite. @rof, bon &anias Gin,
traf am Sreitas abeno 5itrn geiuh
Der Samilie q. u. @aGidy bier Elm.
sm Sonntoe friib besab er iid per
@otop4GpoIe ipieoer nod &6nfaS
Giip. Oscar @aaid, tir6 Sscar Sch.
bcier beggeiteten i'm ebenfaIls per
@ao mo tomett orn abenh eliidIid
uieoer bier on.-$ieeinspiIle (@o.)
Sbalbote.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
S~eiratbsisemieH.

Joseph j. Harbacek, st. Louis 80
Marg. Montgomery, st. Louis 80
Chas. Graue, New Florence rs
Malinda Suhre, New Florence 26
Victor Baer, Little Rock, Ark %
Leota Wensel, Hermann .. %
Louis Klohr, Gasconade >. =. 50
Daisy Duncan, Gasconade =. 26
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

~
gerfidert e,,er eisentbum seserr
fse1ser- ooer Sturmida6en bel g..
81. SiLber.
-slng. gesemorr, Sr., mafte
am 9ietstag bieier ISOLDE einen Sc
id~Iftsbeiu6 in ct. 2oiis.
-@egelmdbise g%eriammluns Ses
Msanrparirtg Scitens, q. q. 81. am
nGditen Montas Rafpmittag, i'm
Sauptauartier.
-S5rau Geo. Strlttmann tebrte
arn lesten Sonntag bon Wartbaspils
Ie suriid, mo fie iid mebrere Gage
beiufsmeiie a1fbielt.
-Spbn aaemanil, bon Berger,
mar ait lesten Montag bier IN @e'
idp1ftsiaden unb Itattete audi ms eli
men atgenebmen 8eiird ub.
-Sebrer Gbos. 6. @aertner, bon
Mprriipn, befan6 ii9 aeitern bier IL
@ei6dften utb i~tattete aiid uns Ell.
men niQfomnteiten geiltd ab.
-Gan. Sdaffner, BON Stpenspil-
le, befano iif am lebten 9ienstag
bier in @eiddften unb i~tattete and
ans einen ireunoIid>en 9eiltd ob.
-Srau @eore 9burman nnb De-
rem Sotter, SRI. Snbie. befanoen iidl
am Iontag bieier ISOLDE bier auf
9eind Bel Der Samilie bon 2outs
@oIf.
-gHm. Iuegge ui,6 8attin, bon
Scope, naren am nerganseren Wion'
tag bier aui geiud bel Gbas. Sipifp
mteper, Sr., Dem SnfeI bon Serrn
auegge.
-9ouis Starf un6 Satin, bon
CT. 2oltis, trafen ON lebten Conn
tog bier elm, alif einen 9eilt6 bon
mebreren 3agen Bel Geo. Starf ulpb
@attin.
-9bep. 3erbe, Der &epr1ienfant
Der o8eltliden Soft, befanb it6
mebrere Gage Der porigen ISOLDE
bier inn Sntereiie bieier beliebten
3eitirng.
> Rtdts lit better Inn einett i6tpa.
den Maeen su itdrten OILS Ioert-
fer's Wager.Seilmittel. 80 gents,
i'm Central Drug Storc, in Ser
mann, gu baben.-an5.
DITTO Druid uro Satin, iotpie
6rIs. @ertie Sdaimbere urtb Sotiie
&leit, idnmntlid bon ct. 2o1pis, be-
finben iid bier ais @1ite bon Mobert
Sdoamnberg urb Samilie.
5Sberiff Sdnittger fpuroe 6ieier
Gage ielbit arretirt iuib befiitoet iid)
nun ieIbit ais elm @~cfangener Der
Rumps IN ieinem 3imfner. So, ia,
10 fann's eirpem seben.
-Snn Iiigltite 2infe, BON DIOR.
riion, irnb oeren 9od)ter, 6rau Geo.
Weper, bon Mcaittrid, beianoen lid,
mebrere Sage Der norigen ISOLDE
bier, ais @dfte BON 2ouis @olf inro
@attin.
8. SO. WScGarn6p, bon Spens-
bile, langte am letter. 9ienStag
@orgen bier an; err bate bic gait3e
Strede non 80 Meilcn IN ieinem
automobiI in / stnnoe nno 90 W9i.
nuten 5itriidseIest,
@attinneir iino airipeilen 9eeen
2ebensperfi6erutrs; @ittrpen ieood
nietnoIs. Gs mare geratbet Dob ibr
eiid. IN 8etreff Der Bolioe apeld,e
ibr beraiis8unebnten seoenft, iofort
al, mid tperoet; morgen fonrrte es
moaIifermeiie 81, ipdt iein-gictor
u. Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
Sonntassidjnl /. aonpcntion.

Scoermarn lit Biernit ber5Iidft
einselooen Der &oarf Sotpribip
Sonntassidai . 9onpention beislt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

DC burd, einen anfal Der Nimrps 81
H1freiipiaisen 5erien g~e5fuuirsen.
@dbrenS Der Mtpeienbeit BON SRI.
gedmann iteben Die alaiien in 3im-
nrer go. 3 inter 2eit1ng bon SRI.
9ilian Sfsner.
-am Iesten Rittipo1 gormittag
periudte elm 1ramnp bier dilf eiiien
iueitIi4 fobrenben 5rodt5ug si
prin9ert, niadte ieood eiHeny 5ebI.
iprnns iulo fiel neben benz geleiie
nieoer mo- er alsoarr bon eiitem Der
Jradttpasen erbeblid an Der SdaiI.
ter perIest iplir6e.
-Ridter @. q. greuer besob
ii1 poriee 9od5e nod ieiner aIten
Seimatb in &eb 8irS, gum geinf)
ieiner gItern, iotpie audi Inn bel Der
GeriammIiH,g Der ReS 9ir6 2oge,
Der S. 8. 8. s. our Seier bes "a.
Sabrestages Der @riin6rflg beg Or
Sens, cine Reoe 5u balten.
-Sbeo. Graf 1ni6 @attin, iotpie
3beo. @raf. it,, reiiten an letter.
9ienstag nod Sadion, DO, I'M Der
Sodseit ibres Sobnes. reipeet. Brit
oers, Sliper @rat nit SRI. &a5el
u. Yoe, BON Safion, DO, bei5utpob-
lierl, peld)e on Iittipod) abenh IN
Der bortigen %. 6. Stride i~tattfanb.
-Sermann miro I'M fommenben
SCRIPT Die gr6Bte Iirsiteaurs, beiotl-
bers nit 9e5ue mtf 8ier6e i1irb aii-
beres le6enbes 8ieb, Daber, peldje
nod iemals bier geiebeit tpuroe. IS
lit oaber iebr 5ai tpiinid,en, 6nB uns
Iere 5armer unb 8iebaii6ter Dies
beadten lrno lire Sorbereitungen bel
3eiten treffen.
Noertfer's Hieren-Soblets, ell
Rittel gegen ale llnregelmaBigfei.
ten Der Rieren, 2eber un6 Sarnor-
game. 2inbert rai6 2umbago, Ola.
belts, @rigbts Nierenfralt6eit, 9lo.
ienitein uno 9Iaientatarrb. SOC i'm
Central Drug Store, Sermmn, Mo.
8irb gegen ginienbung bes 8reiies
and portofrei beriarot.
gug. 90. 9ietel tEeiIt hermit
leinen Sreunoen uno Dem Bllblifuml
i'm allgemeiren init, oab er oiid)
iest mieber ieittem riiberet @eid1ft,
ais 9ledi6mieS 3pgetpenbet bat.
Siette @erfItatt lit pieoer ON alien
Blat, a1r Der 8ierten uno S6iQer
StraBe, mo er i~rgenopeld)e 4uftra.
&c in ieinem Sad entgegen nebmen
iur6 bieielben prompt urh 5ufrieOen.
ite1ertb alisfiibren miro.
-Srit 9rinfmnf1rt Ii. @attill, Don
Sbiro Greet Somnibip, befancen iif
am @ontog bieier ISOLDE bier. Sic
batten SenrD 2eimfucbler nm Sat.
Tin. BON SIater, Wo, peldje Der ge.
eroigitng bes oeritorbenen 2oliis @i.
oingBageiL eiites 9rliters Ser tSrau
2eimfuebler, in Wt. sterling beige.
tpobnt batten, bierber begleitet. Serr
9eimfuebIer INTO @attin reiiten nod
on bemielben Gage bon bier aus mad
baltie.
-&uiiel Mnlpin, County . Self
meiier, 6. 81. Meper, giieiior, iclpie
Die Gountp&idt Sranf OndeiL S.
y. Sepell unS Senrp 3aitrofp, mel
DIE 5uiammen Die Steliepausgleid.
9eborbe 0es Gountps bilben, Der.
iammclten iih bier am lettcn Moti.
tag alS Expectations : geborbe, our
gntideioiing iiber bie @riirtSe tpdritr
Die non Der alpsgleid,-g eborSe erbob.
ten Steliereinid1tinl9en .nift bon
9eitano iein ioGen.
I'm iiniere aanben.
Dor ber 8erlegame ,inieres Sc
treble Glenators urb Der anbanh be-
finoli6en 8oaren, bon benz gegefl.
frirti9en 2ofal, oil Der oitliden Stem
Strabe, wiiniden mir uniere Sum
ben oapon in &enntnib 81 ieeen 6ab
bonn |. Mai an ollie @cid1fte BON
Den Sermann Star Milts ais be.
iorgt iperben.
Snoem mir uniepen &1inoen fir
n . lea A N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

Double Eagle Stamps each
Tuesday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

. 8enOet eitd on 8ictor u. Gil.
ser rpegen Sorrtaoo @erii6erarng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02
I'm ,tniere annben.

Dor Der 8ertegltng unieres Sc
treble glepators iulh Der anbonh BE-
fin6liden @oaren, bon benz 9egen.
rrirti8er 2ofol. oil Der oitliden 3ten
Strabe, ipiiniden mir uniere Stun.
ben oapon in aenntnib 81 ieten Dab
bonn /. Mai an ollie @eidJ1fte BON
Sen Sermonn Star Drills olts Be.
ioret tperben.
Sn6em mir iinieren &linoen fir
bisberigcn ,3uipriid, bcitcus Sanfen,
boffen mir besieIben audi in Sit.
funft t~beiIbnfiis 3,a iperben iin6 baI-
ten mir lnS bnber 5n ierneren
9ieniten itets bereit.
GftiinsSpon,
@saers WiIling Gomponp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

Mems Hosiery in Isle. silk
and cotton.
Csc, SOC and 2 for Csc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-02

Leather Suitcases and
Bags. Rubber cloth and fibre.
SIPS to $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
PAPER RESENTS
CHARGE It WAS
DRINK PREMIUM
Los Angeles Herald Asks Heavy
Damages From Rival Which
Made Accusation.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 1S.-A com
plant containing startling allegations
OF fraud was fled IN Superior Court
against e. T. Earl, owner and pub
Usher OF The Tribune and The Ex-
press, and J. Glenn Arnold, one Of his
employees, by Frank F. Barham, sec
retary OF The Evening Herald Pub
fishing Company, on behalf of that
newspaper.
The charge Is that Earle and Ar
mold, operating under the name of the
Society for Civic Betterment, circu-
lated fake photographs among ad-
vertisers to create the belief that
The Herald was given as a premium
for drinks in Los Angeles saloons.
The complaint asks damages of
Earl and Arnold IN the sum of $50, 500
each, and of 100000 punitive dam
ages, "by reason Of the willful and
deliberate and malicious acts of de-
fendants' and tho court is asked to
restrain Earl and Arnold from using
the photographs and TO order them
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Old GUARD To
MARK CRAVE Of
ALEX. STEPHENS
Young Soldiers to Accompany
Veteran Organization to Craw-
fordsviIIe, Where Ceremony
Takes Place.

clad in their brilliant full dress
uniforms and accompanied by an es-
rort Of honor from the State militia,
the Old Guard of the Gate City
Guard leaves Sunday for Crawford
vile to dedicate the granite tablet
mat will mark the grave of the late
Alexander H. Stephens, Governor of
Georgia and Vice President of the
Confederacy
The militia escort consists of the
Younger company of the Gate City
Guard. now a part of the regular
National Guard of Georgia. A drum
and bugle corps will also accompany
them.
The party leaves on a special train
over the Georgia Railroad, following
Immediately after the regular Z a.
m train. A number of the wives and
daughters of members of the Old
Guard will make the trip.
The presentation and dedication of
this monument will add another i'm
portant item to the list of historic
public services which have been per-
formed by the Old Guard since the
Civil War The idea of presenting
the magnificent granite tablet as a
tribute from the Old Guard was con-
celved by Colonel J. F. Burke, the
commander, and was enthusiastically
received by the membership.
The party will arrive in Crawford
Vile shortly after II o'clock and will
he met at the train by the Craw-
fordville Daughters of the Confed-
eracy under whose auspices the ded-
ication ceremonies will take place.
The military win parade through the
streets; q luncheon will be served,
and the exercises at the cemetery will
be about 2:30 o'clock.
The principal speakers will be
State School Commissioner NJ. L.
Britain. J. R. Smith, the Rev. Lucien
Knight, W. Woods White, General
A. ]. West, Colonel F. J. Paxon and
Colonel J. F. Burke.
After the dedication ceremonies the
younger company of the Gate City
Guard win fire three volleys over the
grave, while the older organization
stands at present arms. The bugler
will sound taps.
The inscription on the granite tab
let IS surmounted by the coat Of
arms Of the Old Guard Battalion,
and reads as follows:
This tablet is q tribute from the
old Guard Of the Gate City Guard to
the memory Of their departed friend,
Alexander Hamilton Stephens, states
man and patriot, Vice President Of
the Confederate States Of America.
Born February II, 1872; died March
4, 1888. Dedicated October 19, 1918"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
mot Plmpie or Other skin Eruption
Left Used stusrt's Cal
cium Waters"

There Is no sense in being longer hu-
inflated by having to appear in public
with ptmple- covered, blotched faCe-a
tace that makes strangers stare and your
tIleuds ashamed. Stuart's Calcium
Nafers will drive all blemishes away and
make your face a welcome instead of an
uhWelcOme sight. You'll no longer be a
save TO pimples, acne, blackheads. liver
hpojs, ooils, eczema, letter or any skin
eruption
Nowadays, when you see a real beau
". the chances are Stuart's Calcium
waters wrought that wonderful change
IL takes only a short time, even with
very bad comprehensive kind that are
elshgured with rash, eczema, boils,
p'otches and liver spots.
Stuarts Calcium Waters cause the
Nkln pores to breathe out impurities
1Ihe lungs burn up a great amount, but
nature imposes upon the skin the larger
burden. Every tick Of the clock means
Work, work, work for these wonderful
Nafers. And every instant new skin is
rlormlng, impurities become less and less,
me pores are reinvigorated, and soon
elch thing as a pimple, blackhead or
any other eruption is impossible You
marvel at the change.
Inc soft, rosy tint love-taps the
eheeHs; the neck, shoulders and arms
snow the health of youthful skin-in
ldct, you Just can't help having q beau
t5'ul complexion II you use Stuart's Cal
cium WATERS
They are put up in convenient form
Lo carry with you, are very palatable,
and are sold by druggists everywhere,
at 90 cents box.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
COMMITTED IS
NAMED To GET
CITY MARKET
J. K. Orr and Councilman C. D.
Knight Believe Movement Will
Meet Sure Success.

Promise OF definite plan to have
a central city market was given Sat
urday with the appointment of Joint
committee by Mayor Woodward and
Wilmer L Moore, president OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, to take up the
matter. Few movements ever started
in Atlanta have ever received more
general support, and the personnel Of
the joint committee. men who are en-
thusiastic over the idea, assures def
mite and immediate action.
Indications OF the attitudes of these
members were shown in interviews by
two of them. K. Orr. representing
the Chamber of Commerce, and Coun-
Gilman C. D. Knight.
Market a Necessity.
"A central city market, where the
citizens of Atlanta, especially the
women. can go and market vege-
tables, meats and foodstuffs convent
emily and economically has come to
be a necessity" said Mr.. Orr.
"All the leading cities OF the United
States have them. When l was in
Central America last winter l found
the markets about the most important
institutions in towns as small as
10000 people. In every town where
there is a central market the people
think 1t IS a good thing.
zone in Atlanta, 1 think, would
contribute largely to reducing the
high cost of living. ! hope and be-
-, 4.4. A.
ell and the Chamber Of Commerce
will be able to work out a plan that
will be adopted"
Councilman Knight said he didn't
see how the city has been able to be
without a central market for so long.
"A central market would be like
godsend to every housewife in the
city"
TT would reduce the cost OF living
greatly. With such an advantageous
market for country produce, truck
farming around Atlanta would be
multiplied tenfoId. We would not
only get cheaper foods, but we would
get fresher and better foods.
Location Is Problem.
THE only real problem before us
Is TO get a suitable location for the
market. l believe the committee will
be able to solve that"
The other members of the commit
tee from Council are Alderman J. H.
Harwell and Councilman Charles w.
Smith. From the Chamber of Com
merce are A. J. Orme and Francis
Hamper.
An asset TO the movement that
probably is playing the largest part
of all is the Endorsement Of the prof.
ect by the clubwomen and their
active efforts for some definite ac-
complishment
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Effective, Economical
Complexion Beautifier
{ Jnlia on in w Cnbmomanl

One reason 1 so strongly recommend
mercolized wax is that ii really takes
the place of several different cosmetics
saving time. patience and expense It
Is better than any cleansing cream, bet
ter than any massage cream, and better
than any rouge, for accomplishing the
results for which such articles are used
AS the wax actually absorbs an olo,
faded or discolored cuticle, a little each
day, the underlying skin which gradu-
ally appears. is clearer, softer health
ier-hued and more youthful than any
cosmetic made complexion. Spreading
on thin coat OF this wax at night,
washing II off mornings, in a week or
so produces a marvellous transformation.
Just one ounce of mercolized wax, OBJ
tainable at any drugstore, Will do the
work There's nothing better to remove
freckles, moth patches liver spots sal
lowness. blotches. pimples or black
heads.
For wrinkles and loose, saggy skin.
invariably recommend a face bath made
by dissolving l or powdered saxolite
in u pit. witch hazel. This has remark
able astringent and tonic properties
Adv.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Monkey Hosiery for
Slit Skirt Wearers
White Mice and Lizards Also En-
broldered on lnstep Of Latest
Style in Stockings.

One of the direct developments of
the slit skirt is a new fol-de- rol for
women in the form Of stockings en-
broidered with realistic figures of ami
mails. The embroidered illustrations
of the animal kingdom appear slightly
above the instep, in front, Of course
just where the slit skirt may display
this first aid to hosiery.
One of the favorite bits of embroid-
cry of this sort is monkey In minia-
ture, but in the browns and ggrays of
the original. Another variety is a
stocking containing a white mouse,
while there are others of lizards in
brilliant green's and parrots in the full
iridescence of that brilliantly plum
aged bird of the tropics. But the
monkey stocking seems to be the IA
VOrite
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Governor to Attend
18th District Fair
Schools of Laurens and johnson
Counties to Give Holiday NoV.7
In Saton's Honor.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1S-Governor John
NJ. Slaton has notified the directors
of the Twelfth District Fair Associa-
ton that he will be in Dublin on Fri
day November Z, TO attend the fair,
and preparations are being made for
a big day when he is in the city.
Besides being Governors day,
November will be educational and
good roads day. so that there will
be a good crowd gathered to hear
the addresses. Governor Slaton will
speak probably along educational
lines School children Of Laurens and
Johnson Counties will be present, the
schools giving holiday for the occA-
sion.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
Atlanta Tarheels
viii Have Banquet
Members of North Carolina Society
VIII Gather at Dinner Thurs
day Night.

Tarheels in Atlanta are planning a
big banquet at the Hotel Ansley for
Thursday night, under the auspices of
the North Carolina Society of At
lanta,
Those who expect to attend are re-
quested to mail a check for $3.50, the
price per cover. TO DR.. f. G. Ballin-
ger, treasurer of the society, Atlanta
National Bank Building. The nott-
fication of the meeting was made by
Shepard Bryan, president Or. John
E. White, vice president and T. B.
Higdon, secretary, of the North Caro-
lima Society.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
4 Brunswick Clubs
Given Heavy Fines
City Court ConVicts Locker organiza-
tions on Liquor Selling
indictments.

BRUNSWICK, Oct 1s.-The past
week has been a hard one on Bruins
wick's locker clubs. four Of those op-
Grating in this city being assessed
fines aggregating near $4,000. Indic;-
ments were returned at the last ses-
sion of the Grand Jury, and when
City Court convened this week four
clubs were placed on trial.
The Phoenix Club was fined $3.50,
the Oglethorpe Club $3.50. the Bruins
wick Club $1,000 ana the Progress
Club $3.50. All fines will be paid.