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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

on East Harris street The managers
believe this change will be appre-
ciated by the public, since service
needs can be attended to better than
formerly.
I e. FAM, who has been associat-
J. ed with Atlanta automobile ip-
terestS for years, is now in complete
charge Of all the mechanical work of
the Buick Motor Company's plant.
The most direct route to him is
through the East Harris street en-
trance to the concerns building.
TT UGH r. FISCHER, Atlanta agen
L for Whiting automobiles, re
ports r good demand for that make OF
car Mr. Fischer is distributing agent
for the States OF Georgia, Alabama,
North and South Carolina. MISSISSIPPI
pi and Tennessee. The local Office
and showrooms are at Nos. 81 and 36
James street
A UTUMN leaves are being eagerly
= sougnt these days by women au-
-omobilists. II you don't believe 1t.
travel a while out Peachtree road and
witness the floral demonstrations re-
turning to town. City parlors are
full Of them. Maple and hickory
leaves are the most popular, with
reddish and yellow tints, respectively
Occasionally the swift motion Of the
car sweeps the leaves away, unless
m'ladv Is in an electric or a Ii
mousine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
CARSF0R TOURS
ABOUT ATLANTA
ARE GUARANT EED
Official Says Automobile Concerns
Will HELP When Citizens
Inspect Plants.
F. SMITH, chairman Of tho

r F. SMITH, chairman OF tho
Industrial and Statistical
- Committee OF the Chamber o
Commerce, declares that when
the citizens start on their planned
tour of factories making goods in
Atlanta, the automobile concerns
Of the city will probably be asked
to furnish transportation. Most
OF the manufacturing plants are
located on railroads. and for this
reason part Of the trip will be
taken by train. in coaches which
have been assured by the railroad
companies
A good many of the factories
are inland, however, and this will
necessitate the use of automo-
biles.
c. w. Hubert, retail sales man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

Row Among the visitors have been
: S. Mitchell. agent at Chattanooga
Earle Brothers, OF Anderson, =. c.;
Walter Rylander manager Of the
Americas Auto Company, and Harry
Cohen, Of the Macon Auto Exchange
p OBERT DUNN. formerly with the
IN Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany in Omaha, is new addition to
the clerical department Of the Buick
Motor Company on PeaChtree, hav-
ing formerly worked under Mana ger
McCutCheon Chief Clerk B. r. Dor
ris, of this Office has been busy the
past week handing out routings on
several hundred car orders into the
southeastern territory to the various
railroads. He says the railroad men
are the best lot he has ever dealt
with.
T HE Dayton Engineering Labora-
tories Company, manufacturers
Of the DelCo Electric Starter, Will
send their representative, Mr.
Snevely, to Atlanta the latter part
OF the week to demonstrate the firms
article, Mr. SneveIy win be at the
BUICK Building on Peachtree and will
furnish Delco users with any infor-
nation they may want
+ HE service department OF the To-
cal Studebaker branch, former
ly on the third floor Of The building
at the northeast corner Of Peachtree
and Harris streets, has been moved
TO the basement. with the entrance
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
State Needs More Good Roads,
Declares j. III. Ewing Inn Letter

opinion
Smith Ewing and he mas
State Chamber of Commerce at Ma
Mr. Ewing
helping the chamber and ASKING
further should DO first
Ewing wrote This first thing
launch campaign for good roads
the rural school siua
done
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

purchased, through the U. S. Courts, al the
assets, not only of that. but of several
other concerns.
WE STARTED WITH A CLEAN SLATE
with plants worth many millions. with
ample cash on hand to take care of our
manufacturing operations, etc.
WE HAVE NO BONDED INDEBTED.
- NESS-no outstanding notes or debts Of
any kind except current open accounts
not yet due.
AND TODAY WE ARE nine months old
with orders on our books for more than
thirty thousand cara
HAS THAT RECORD EVER been
surpassed in this industry We submit
the account of our stewardship-ask Brad
streets, Dun's or your Banker for further
particulars regarding the operations and
stability of this Company.
THEN YOU'LL FEEL SECURE on that
point and, when you compare the cars as
carefully, there will be only one answer.
Yours will be a Maxwell"
THERE ARE THREE MAXWELL
MODELS-tho rs" for $3.50; the "3S"
for S122S, with electric starter and lights;
and the self-stsrting passenger 1906" for
Sl975. A handsome illustrated booklet
descriptive of each model tells How and
Why we can give such values. Send today
for the book on the Model you are
interested in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

SOME WE'RE OVERDUE. in fact. Thanks
and other responsible concerns were unable
to supply In full, some of them were accorded
longer lease of life than their product
or experience or financial backing entitled
them to-
THERE WAS NO EXCUSE, however, for
any buyer being IN ignorance of what inn
pended. That was easily foresccn.
LET US SUGGEST that now, you who are in
the market for a car look into this matter as
II deserves. You owe it to yourself-and us
ASK BRADSTREETS OR DUN's. Or if
you arc not subscriber, ask your Banker
70 investigate and inform you. He will do
1t gladly.
ASK HIM WHICH ARE the FIVE financially
strongest automobile manufacturers.
YOU WILL FIND that the Maxwell Motor
Company is one of the hve-and it will not
be fifth In point Of stability either.
HAVE HIM ANALYZE the latest financial
statements of these FIVE strongest and tell
you which have the greatest amount of assets
In proportion to liabilities including bond
ed Indebtedness, etc, of course. We think
he'll tell you the Maxwell Motor Company
is one of the leaders-
PERHAPS YOU DIDN'T KNOW-there's
been 80 much confusion in this matter
that the Maxwell Motor Company has no
connectionwhatsOeverw with the lateMaxwell-
Br1sooe Company except that this concern
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
From Another Point of Vie,U

Of womans grit Thief snstened ner
tail and held MIN
arrived Thenand thenshe soooed coh'us'e
will while the fiancee or the
q
represent
husband drops
in the estimation Of the girl after marriage
Poor man break Of day.
dali bread,
orders ton OF coal
And broke back TO bed
fall girl in Wisconsin grapea
a married Is
new dang in connection with aviators
note headquarters might
ind all hands are busy
for the affections OF her nus
band nd make he look something like pkers
Of Dots latest auto ac
ne
trade
Our Tgersca win.
A tier;
mean have
The
worlds series hero and who its snodsrass'
Detroit strain on the treasury
The treasurer abonded with week
winter
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

To exc Editor Of The Times:
The deserved tribute TO the mem
ory OF that loyal democratic Demo
crat. James Scully, published in The
Times few days ago. recalls a
statement he made during a visit TO
Muskegon. shortly before his death.
Discussing the situation in the Demo
cratic party in Michigan with the
writer, Mr.. Scully said:
What concerns progressive Demo
Gratis 10 not SO much who fills the fed
eral Offices as whether federal patron
age IL TO be used to build up power
which IL not In sympathy with those
progressive doctrines which the Dem
ocratic party must energetically sup
port II II retains its present position
OF leadership"
Last fall MIR. Scully told me that
the only reason he could assign for
the disciplining he received at the
hands of Wayne, was because he was
active In preventing the selection OF
one Of the Detroit coterie as mem
Der Of the committee on resolutions
At the Denver convention. The De-
troit man was opposed to Bryan. and
Mr. Scully thought that inasmuch az
Michigan had 80 overwhelmingly in
dorsed Mr.. Bryan, some one In sym
patty with his progressive program
should represent the state on the
committee which was TO formulate
the party program and express Its
creed. And Mr. Scully was loyal
supporter OF Mr.. Bryan and his pro-
gressive program.
JAMES l.. SMITH.
Muskegon, Sept. "a. 1918.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

Woven wire is now used as a bind
ing agent In road construction.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
Diary of Father Time

Among the historic tragedies Of
the world, the destruction OF P0mpeii
and Herculanean by the eruption of
Mount vesuvius, In A. D. 70. has
gathered about 1t more Of human In
terest In calling forth sympathy
through the magical treatment Of i'm
aginative literature. than any other.
Unlike more recent catastrophies
could draw q graphic pen picture. Yet
In the vivid descriptions given by
Bulwer-Lytton In his Last Days Of
Pompeii'' the frtghtful scenes enact
ed at that time are depicted In most
realistic manner
Describing q scene In The Amphi-
theater at Pompeii. crowded to the
doors. Lytton says, There WAS dead.
heart-sunken silence Then there
arose the universal shrieks of women;
the men stared at each other but
were dumb. The .lightning
around vesuvius increased their vivid
and scorching glare. Now brightly
blue. now q livid and snakelike green.
darling restlessly to and fro a. the
folds Of an enormous serpent. Sud
denly all became lighted with an in
tense and lurid glow. Bright and g.
gantic through the darkness, like the
walls OF hell, the mountain shone-
q pile Of fire."
Recently the harbor Of Pompeii was
discovered. or unearthed, q mile in
land This mile deep nll will give
some idea of the quantity OF lava
that poured from the belching crater
OF vesuvius 1884 years ago.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

A Japanese company has planted
200 .000. 900 pearl oysters in a bay in
that country and believes II will
harvest millions Of pearls through a
recently invented process for impreg-
mating the mollusks.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

The weight Of personal baggage a..
lowed free Of charge on English rail-
ways for each ordinary hrst-class pas
senger Is $50 pounds, and for each or.
binary third-class passenger 100
pounds.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

Greece annually produces more than
twenty-one million pounds Of tobacco.
Great Britain's annual output OF
jewelry and plated goods 10 more than
$43, 900 900.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
Favorite Fiction.

why, Jack, Never Dreamed that
Your Intentions Were Serious
Il Take Glass Occasionally for
Medicine, but That's ALL
Shortest and Most Direct Route to
All Points East"
MY Account Overdrawn? Why, ]
Thought I Had Several Hundred Dol
lars Here"
This Book Is Published at the
Earnest Solicitation OF Friends"
Il Don't Care What She Says About
Me"--Chicago Tribune.
Woven wire Is now used as a bind
inc acout In road const rr,cfion
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
The eans Of Curiosity.

Curiosity has been the bane OF wo-
mankind ever since the hrst apple
was ripe" declared Bulger as ne
stormed out of the houses and siam-
med the door behind him.
On the way down to his once ne
stopped ten minutes to see man re-
place an automobile tire, seven min
utes to watch steeple1ack painting
O church spire. and fifteen minutes TO
catch sight Of noted actress who
was expected to come out OF hotel
aide door.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
IRIS. PANKE1URST CAN HELP OR HURT
THE CAUSE OF SUFFRAGE! WHICH!

M Emrehne panlhurst is ON her way United States
ne is coming that she convert the women in this
Who want the ballot campaigning for it,
r6 y hoping before gets here that she fails
weuldnt be committee Of equal sudragists to
M Psnhur at the gang plank make clear her that
bmbhurng and inondarm are not Endorsed ON thus
1s sv>n y those whose ympsshies with the cause
Ipal suffrage could jolt during the visit of this British woman
whih would moons and it behooS the cd
$3.50 q this reform over here proceed very cautiously
Wsas suffrage can come United States only through the
lg g11us 4 nm.
49, men do not approx. Enh have
taysa II their attempts gain the right to the ballot
yss 70 begin with such provocaon for mill
y America = there has the other side and therefore
$3.50 hsrs would discover and commend Whatever may
49, wexraatable in the tactics Of the miitants
- - ot unfortunate therefore, be given
III The women Of America approve Of those msthods -
WOULD - fvm understand should the reception OF Ma Fsnk
- a. coplaxion worship anything Of the SORT
=. - - how II. visit Of NM paakhut can help equal suaase
N1Ay
~ WI eame = woman and mother interest Of woman
Is descrbe the England and the ssrvtude OF
- ~ m1ebm : royalty maintained under manmade law
- dibe Ar hand English government has met the
SA - va With brute force with physical violence ana ~n m
~ ~ Plead with the rank injustice the
= slaad English and to deal more charitabl
y ~ Of mothers with the women OF their
xSGnn1 aal thae let her services stop.
- dses not say Ms Pankhurt has been hast
ma mistaken many things she has DONE she IL less OF
&S e. : er.ud
T3 1oa ny desperation such easily be UNDERTOOK
neuDo asts d violence Of which she has been guilty.
- Iues believes committed with willingness 70
~ Asn believes M Pankhurt should have suffered for
~ " believe will take to undo in England
WAdSh has done foohshly.
w saadou therefore Nrs Pankhur has finished with
country that her mission will have been per-
"a performed than should the equal uhragss here Be
s appAuding suggestion Of mlitancy from this
~nt IsaAm
~ word Of Mrs. Pnkhurst be womany and in that
nt strongest appeal the sympathes Of manly man.
w than helped the she champions in America
- payment BY sisters in this country let them take Mr.
q one hartoheart talk Of advice and counsel and
npe upon that abe has pursued the course in
Inn point for her that generally In several
upon other states where full right the
granted and further that this has been
any tespa upon law order but because Of the
envoam that form muchneeded accession to the
uake better government.
~ lankhu convinced her visit here will result in
~ eause Of equal rights both sides Of the water.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
Editorials by the People

Communication must bear name
and address OF writer. must not
contain personal abuse and must
not be over 800 words In length.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

Seville. Spain, annually harvests
more than nifty thousand tons OF
oranges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Forty mine cents a pair, corset sale at
Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Kate Coburn of Plainfield is
passing two weeks with friends on upper
Washington street.
Go to John fl. johnson. 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc
Tel. 2l2-W.
George Benjamin, on the road from
Barre to Montpelier, will hold on the
10th of September commission auction
sale of stock. Any parties desiring to
list cattle can do so by communicating
with him or d. A. Perry, the auctioneer
Mrs. Stella Laviolette wishes to an
nounee that on her return from New
York and Boston she will open millinery
parlors at 95 North Main street, Mascott
block. She will also carry art goods
novelties and supplies, will do stamping
and embroidery. Your patronage solicit
ed. Opening announced later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
New Fall Dresses

To start off our Fall Dress Bust
ness, we are to make the following
price on lot of Wool Dresses which
we have just got in. These are the
Dress values we are to run this sea
son, and these special prices will sure
ly interest many.
AT $3.50 we will sell all OF our
regular Wool Dresses, in the new
fall models that we are to run
through the season at $3.50.
This is a chance to get the new
Dress model at good saving
in price. At .......,,... So. 90
AT $3.50 for this one day we will
give you your choice from a lot
OF new Serge Dresses, that we
will carry through the season as
special at $1,000. These are
a perfect fitting Dress, that is
made by one OF our best dress
manufacturers. They come in
all colors This one day at $3.50
At SII.0O we will sell all OF our
regular $1,000 Dress values in
the new models. At ...S11. 90
We have a few odd Dresses in the
fine wool bedfords that we will give
you special prices on for the day.
We have a few odd Silk Dresses
in the seasons best values, from
which we will give you your choice
for this one day at one-half price.
These are the seasons new goods
that are all right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale towels Friday and Saturday at
yaughan's. -,
Vaughan's.
We clean, press and repair clothes
Lamorey Clothing Co.
Twelve and one-half cent linen crash
toweling for Sc a yard at Vaughan's.
You win want pair of those corsets
on sale at Perry's on Saturday, Tor
Acc pair
Auction sale of horses, cattle and other
property at Farnham's at Montpelier to-
morrow. G. H. Smith, auctioneer
Two pairs for CSC. We have another
lot of these gauze hose for ladies, at
Perry's, on Saturday; an extra value.
Special prices Friday and Saturday on
our new fall silk dresses and silk waists.
Big assortment. Paris Shirtwaist House.
James Parker, ir, of Summer street
returned last night from Brockton,
Mass. where he has been visiting for the
past week.
Noticel All those having hills against
the Central Labor union are requested
TO present same at once to H. j. Hough-
ton. treasurer, or S. L. Card, secretary.
A. X. Kuhn of Watertown, ILL.,, who
has been spending a few days IN the
city. left this forenoon for Boston for a
few days' visit before returning to his
home.
The best game of the season viii be
played Saturday at Berlin street. The
Italians will match their strength
against the East Ryegate team. The
East Ryegate team trimmed Barre last
Saturday in close game.-Adv.
There will be but one ball game on
Saturday. The Italians and East Rye
gate will face each other at o'clock
al Berlin street. The undefeated Weaf-
eri will pitch for the Italians, The ltal-
ian boys band will be on hand-Adv.
Yesterday afternoon at Intercity park
The South End Juniors defeated a
picked team from Montpelier by the
score of : to 6. This makes the sec
ond game of the series that the South
Enders have won, thus giving them the
series. The feat@re of the game was
the batting of r. Morgan and RennIe.
The battery for the Barre team was
composed of Nichols and Lascor. For
Montpelier Chardo and Renigan.
January is the date now set for the
completion OF the granite manufacturing
plant in Williamstown, formerly oper-
ated under the name of Grearson q
Beckett company Immediately after
the fire several weeks ago a move was
/ instituted to reconstruct the plant. a
short time ago the charred wood and
/ twisted iron was removed from the
scene. Yesterday engineers from the
Walker. Walker & Goodrich engineering
firm were in Williamstown and set the
batter boards for the building. I'M
/ mediatcly workmen viii commence the
erection of the foundation for the plant
TO be followed by the erection of the
sheds. Allowing for delays It is expected
that the plant will be ready for opera
ton the first week in January.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
Saturday, Sept. 6
Lace Curtain Day

For this one day we will make the
following exceptional prices on Lace
Curtains. These are seasonable goods
at any time.
At Csc a pair, we will give you
good width Nottingham Curtain
that is 21s yards long and has
the patent lock -stitch edge. Is
regular SOC Curtain. For this
day only, per pair ......-....3 5c
At soc per pair we viii let you
have your choice of our regular
grade Curtain that sells at SOC
and 65c. These are a good full
size Curtain in the 2la-yard
length, for, per pair ..........5 SOC
At CSC per pair for this one day,
we will sell all styles of our Not
tingham or Scrim Curtains, that
sold at Sl,25 and Sl.35. These
viii interest You at ...,.... CSC
At SIPS we will give you your
choice of a number of styles OF
Nottingham and Scrim Curtains
in full size makes. These are our
Curtains that we sell at $500.
This one day at ........,. S1.25
At SI.5O We viii let you take
your pick from our regular Not
tingham Curtain values, that
sold at S2.25. These are the
Ready to- Hang make of Curtains.
Your choice at .......Sl.1 so
At $500 are two styles Of the
Ready to- Hang Lace Curtains,
that come in very neat, new
pattern, and are our regular
1915 Curtains. At .. $500
At 1928 are three patterns in
fine Nottingham Ready-to-Hang
style Curtain. Is fine lace
with the lock-stitch edge. For
this one day at ...........S 2.25
For this one day we viii sell 9
lot of odd Curtains where there is but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
Montnelier Band Concert

Program of concert to be given by the
Montpelier Military band Friday even
ing. Sept. 5, at s o'clock:
March, Baldwin Commandery' Lincoln
Overture, "Zanetta" ........ Auber
Beyond the Gates Of Paradise for
Mr. Frank Cali.
March, "Gate City" ........... Weldon
"Romanca, Harmony of Love- Brooks
Waltz. sLes Sireness ..... .Waldteufel
Selection from "The Merry Widow
Observation-Disclosures. Lehag
tBy request.
Finale, Royal Trumpeter' 49,. Settler
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
Saturday, Sept. 6
Lace Curtain Day

one pair left, at just one-half price.
Here is a lot OF good Curtain values
that are all right, only there is only
one pair of them left.
For this one day we will give you
discount of 20 per cent. on all other
Curtains in the department. Here
you can surely get some exceptional
Lace Curtain values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
Began Tuesday, September End, and
Closes Saturday Night, September 9th
Specials for Any
Day this w eek

A nice line OF New Neckwear in
latest designs each ....... 25c
One whole table of Wash Goods
that were 25c and Soc, now, your
choice, per yard .........,. 19c
Most of these kinds are all right
for fall wear.
School beginning so soon, our Rem
nant Table will help on prices of
Misses Dress Materials.
One new lot of Eden Cloth and
Suiting Flannels,. perfect imita-
ton OF the real Scotch Flannels,
per yard l5c
Odd lot OF Sweaters on our coun-
tiers at half price to close.
One lot of Plisse Night Robes,
made of lSc materials, trimmed
with linen torchon lace run with
pink and blue ribbon now at,
each ................... SIC
One lot of Linen Homespun Tow
els, each .,...15c or 2 for 25c
Special values in English Long
Cloths at l0c. A regular l2Hac val
ue and so marked. This price could
not be made and clear us, only that
we bought ease direct from the
mill. Fine enough for Underwear.
One lot OF l0c Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. These now at only SC
each. These are close-out by a
New York house. A value that We
sold at Toe last Christmas. Very
pretty and fine for school use.
One lot of Indian Blankets in all
OF their different combinations.
A Blanket made to sell at sl.T5.
This one lot selling this week
at, each ........,.,,... .Sl.39
The above can be had any day this
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
Friday, Sept. 5
Blanket Day

This makes al years that this
Blanket Sale has been regularly held
each year. Each year growing larg-
er. There is in this sale but little
short of one thousand pairs. Every
Blanket in our stock this one day at
a special price, and the following as
leaders.
Blankets are from 10 to 20 per
cent. higher than last season. These
prices in this sale will make them
appeal to you as very cheap. The
chances are that these prices will
never be quoted to you again. Labor
costs more, so that they cannot be
made for this sale price.
200 Single Blankets. size 81 X "a,
in White, Gray and Tan, this
one day, each ............-.. 29c
200 Single Blankets, so 76, in
White, Gray and Tan, each. 35c
200 Single Blankets, 60 70, in
White. Gray and Tan, each. 43c
Please notice that the three above
Blankets are Single Blankets and not
pairs. You will also sotice that you
cannot anywhere near match these
sale prices again this season,
One lot extra large White and
Gray Blankets ON sale this one
day. per pair ..........-, S1.35
These are pairs.l
All OF our Best Wool Blankets are
now in stock. In order to give our
customers a clean sweep OF our
Blanket stock, all of these new, best
Blankets will be sold at discount.
If you have housekeeping de-
partment to look after, this Blanket
Sale will help you dollars.