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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

Jacob Brittingham delivered the prin-
cipal address 10 the men.
The Mems Personal Work league
Viii hold meeting at the Y. VI. c. \.
building today at noon.
The Ministerial Union OF this CITY
held their regular monthly meeting at
the y. VI. {. 4. building yesterday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Only matters
concerning the general welfare OF the
union were discussed at the meeting.
The Christmas tree which has
been up az the Y. NJ. &. a. during IN o
holidays VIII in all probability be re-
moved from the lobby the day after
New Years.
The Y. NJ. c. 4. basketball team
VIII leave for Fairmont next Wednes-
day afternoon where they will plav
the Fairmont Y. NJ. c. y. team on that
evening.
The Wheeling lodge OF Elks will
mold their regular weekly meeting
next Friday evening of this week.
-Excelsior lodge No. 40. !. o. o. F
VIII hold their regular meeting this
evening al their lodge rooms in the
J. o. O. +. building at the corner of
twelfth and Chapline streets
Baltimore lodge. Knights Of Pyth.
las held q very interesting meeting at
thelr lodge rooms al 1907 Market
street Yesterday evening. where bust
ness matters Of routine nature were
disposd OF
Concord lodge No. 70. O. q. +
he!d very interesting meeting M
thelr lodge rooms No. 1919 Jocab
street, yesterday evening. where sey-
eIal business matters pertaining 20
the gneral welfare OF the order were
disposed Of
Wheeling lodge No. III. X. OF p.
VIII meet this evening at their lodge
rooms in the Waldorf building where
business matters Of importance will
be brought up for discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

almost 10 the breathing point with
physical point and mental strain. she
could scarcely stand. but she caught
rod OF the bed and steadied her
self.
The voice went on:
I'm dying and I've been a wicked
woman. The penalty has been paid
The bodily suffering has been great.
hui The mental anguish has been
dreadful beyond words ! prayed God
TO send you tonight. and He has been
good. | lied to you and 20 my SOM"
She stopped for breath and
strength to proceed Her voice fast
failed her.
Il wrote him n letter and in that
letter ] said you had gone away, far
away. 20 become another's wife. ]
spun the story well-cleverly. Then
let you think he had married, and
with my own lips told you that she
was beautiful-and rich"
The hand that held the iron rod
shook. then relaxed. and quickly
caught at the cold fingers.
But the paper, she gasped.
The paper was the beginning
That was not written OF my sons
marriage. but of h!s-the doctor who
came tonight IL was before he came
TO the Glen, and none in these parts
knew the right OF g. let them be-
lieve the wrong. so that YOU would
hear You heard and your heart was
broken. T know"
The girl fell upon her knees by the
bedside and the pcnt-up anguish OF
nine long months spent itself in a
smothered sob.
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not a nice thing TO say I'm the house
OF the dying, but IN I were Lena ALL.
Ter I'D never have done II for her.
The girls returning senses caught
the word dying and with an effort
she raised herself partly 10 ask with
a weak voice:
Was he too late?"
that can be done-to give her relief
from pain. No one can save when
the Lord has called"
long silence came. only broken
by the tick OF the tall clock in the
corner and the cry OF the great storm
without. Then some one came through
the hallway and paused at the kitchen
door.
Lena Miller is called. She must
come
For a minute the girl scarcely I'M
lily. she rose. and with assistance
walked TO the door of the sick
chamber.
The room was empty save for the
form Of the dying woman on the
bed. She went in alone and a hand
gently closed the door from without
Alone with his mother. lying white
and still, The face, upon which
death had so surely set his mark
bore n strange resemblance TO his in
the dim light. II startled her 20 see
a movement OF the lips and 20 hear
the words:
"Is IL you. Lena"
The girl bent over her.
I'm dying Dou you hate me-"
She tried TO answer. but no words
would come. There was n Tightening
OF the muscles at the throat. Weak,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

What do you meant wha, other
There's a way around the south
side OF the Hewston hill: just wide
ioot-path In summer. under the rack
north wiEdf. Sut the snow drifts In
aesp. II might be done on shoes"
The doctor jumped 10 his feet.
VIII try II now" he said.
You could not go alone. would
The very devil 10 abroad"
There was strange look In her
eyes as they met his. They held a
purpose. 4 resolution which seemed
away from and independent OF him,
ana OF his cause-romething he could
I've been out ia as bad as this be-
fore. she said. Il had no fear then.
and / have none now. It's because
I'm weathered."
faint Light. alternately visible for
a moment and obscured by the clouds
OF driving snow. sent hope to the
ly forward.
For two long hours they had
matched their united strength TO that
or the storm, now vanQuishing #
again all but overcome by its mad
force, In the shelter OF the Hewston
mn NurN Hhu recovered DEedtl only
TO lose II upon the wide common that
stretched itself from the hill 10 the
Graham house OF the Ridge.
Then they saw the light now Wis
iole. now obscured. but a God-given
guide-their sole help and hope. They
strove on toward IL and knew they
came nearer. nearer. Then the bit
ing wind that drove fair upon them
from the wide cleft between the Hew-
ston Hin and the Cup fairly froze
consciousness and reason became al
most numbed
But they still stumbled on with
eyes fixed steadily upon the beacon.
breathing with short, quick gasps. as
When enregy is almost AT an end
The next thing was the hum OF
voices. the soft rubbing of hands and
feet. and q gradually returning con
seriousness OF identity. OF situation. and
OF circumstance.
All. therei She'll soon be round
Just TO think OF Il, She always had
grit Don5t you mind how she always
walked her two miles 10 school.
storm or sunshine. sometimes wading
through snow TO the waist Never
missed a day"
Aye, ] do. And I'll tell We this.
II may not be Christianlike. and it's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
w E A TIL E r E D

The PAGER said che was talented
and his mother told me that she was
beautiful-and rich"
And silence fell between them.
The doctor leaned back IN the old
arm chair and soon dozed. The girl
sat straight up with her hands
clasped together IN her lap and her
gaze still on the are. 5he was
thinking. thinking
Every throb of her heart seemed 10
repeat two words. His mother" Had
her time really come. then? She
bad made one life scarcely worth the
living. For that she deserved to die.
aye, q miserable death, without a
doctors aid. Perhaps that was why
God sent he storm. 10 work out this
small portion Of His great plan OF
Justice.
His mother" low she had cher
ished HIN through all the years or
his life. How che had worked and
rlaved for his welfare. And he was
grateful for IL. lie loved her as n
IL she had never come between them
all would have been well.
Then came the proud thought:
Why should they have wished 10 set
Ter aside for another? She came OF
great old line. away back. No one
IN the wide space or the old Lauren
tains could boast OF better forebears
than she. Men. known In the old
land for their loyalty. their fearless
ness, their love o. right. What II the
iniquities OF an erring son were Wis
tied upon his children's children. The
blood would revive. and revive again!
A greenwood log In the FIRE fell
with heavy thud. and the roar OF
It's burning started anew: water oozed
from its sawed front with a Kissing
sound and dropped into the fiery bed
Then the bough OF an elm snapped
without and hung suspended by a
fragment OF tough bark. anon throw
ing its heavy weight against the roof.
Above all the tempest walled. now
with a low. plaintive moaning and
again bursting forth into a shrek as
OF supernatural fury or agonized de-
spair.
Doctor"
The word recalled him. He started
slightly. then sat forward
If you had known the other way
70 the ridge 1t might have been pos
sible TO get there"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

Fairmont. where he will RESUME his
s1uuies at the oNrmal school
Stanley Wilson returned hone last
evening from New Martinsville. wbere
~ spent the past few days with
friends and relatives.
William Phillips. who 4 emploved
aL i'ar aersburg Is spending the week
WIN MS FAMILY on Sixth street.
MI and Mrs. c. F. Clegg returned
,rst evening from Bannock, Ohio.
visiting. ua3s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph CrisweII NJ
.leVeland, Ohio. are spending "a feW,
this city. '''''es IN
Miss Maize Mcclure has arrived
nome from kayfOrd. W. Va vrhsre
S s spent the past few days visiting
Francis O'ConneH left last evo,,,s.
ior Newark. Ohio. after -pendlnr tbe
past rev days with his parents I'm tbis
owne Mckay. Of Rochester Pa is
spending the wee kwith friends and
rriatives In this city.
Miss Mary Quick. head Of tho to1.t
Associated Charities left last evenine
iur her home a. Chnrlestowu w Va
"."Te she VIII visit for a few DAYS
- T. Shildts returned home last
evening from Scio. Ohio. where ba
and relatives. nus
Mrs. Pred Wood has arrived in this
CITY IRON Clarksburg on account m,
.n. serious illness Of " III ~. Schow-
ldre nee Riggs and family returned
10 lhtit home az FHirmont yestordav
morning. after eu.ndIng ~. mas, -.
1aIs With relatives here
Misses Belle and Grayce Woodburp
.g .r returned HON" from Warrington
Were they spent The past few DAVIS
Ny ~ friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs Trrrcfs yvt,,t.-
.l"rcer. Pa. arc spending "a Tow dsys
WIN friends and relatives ln this civ
revolving sea- arI a. r-of.-tf., 81,
.n'iing a milk pail f.af.r, an r.ii,.''
.nfe tors milking stool
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Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins DEAD

Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins died yes
teiday morning al $3.50 o'clock at the
nome OF her granddaughter. Mrs.
w aiter Kirby, on Fourth street Ma
10 fkins has been making her HON.
with her GRANDDAUGHTER for tho ~.
Two months. her home being Just OUT
Side the city limits The deceased
was 50 years 81 are and g. survived
by several children. Funeral serv-
ices Will De held from the homo OF
NfF Kirby at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Rev G.. C. Ianhan. pas
tor N the Calvary VI =. church. vi
onlclate. lnt-rmrnt VIII BE- made a.,
the FairyisW cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
Lyeeur, ana Watch Meetlnn

The newly orCa nized lvceum % the
Baptist church will have charge 81 the
annual watch meeting 10 be held al
the church neNf "Wednesday evening
\ special program Is being arranged
Tor the affair and n large crowd is ex.
pectod - attend \ feature ~ the
evening viii be an old time spelling
match and refreshments Will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
To Complete BulIdina.

Contractor ID. T. Burton and ". T.
Rulong win complete the brick worn
% the new addition To tho United
states Stamping company by the last
Of this week and the building Will
tnen be ready for the ROOF. The work
has been progressing ve-y rapidly dur
.ns the past few weeks and no delays
are expected in completing the build.
inS and haNing the same ready for oc.
cupancy within a very short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
RevivaIs at Calvary.

\ Natch meeting VIII be held az
the Calvary VI. r. church next Wed
services for the winter will omen.
Rev. = G Lanthan pastor OF the
church, Will open the revivals on We'd
nesday evening with a special sermon.
AFTER which the watch meeting will
be held. The revival services will be-
held each evening OF the week. except
on saturday evening. and all are cor
daily invited 10 attend. Special mu-
sic will he rendered each evening by
the choir OF the church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
Club Held Meeting.

The Dunn Nivimus Viyamus club
held we'll attended meeting last
evening az their club rooms in the
Hicks building on jefferson avenue.
Following the transaction OF routine
bu- mess class OF two new mem
bers were taken into the orcaniza-
zion. \ social session closed the
meeting for the evening and all had
A good time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
Elks 10 Have ope, Hous.

Local Iodge No ~. r y q. Flks
vii hold An open house session on
New Years day Pool and billiards
also music. will furnish the amuse-
ments for the afternoon. after which
n social session will p. held and a
luncheon VIII ba served All local
Elks and visiting Elks are cordially
invited 10 attend 4 good time is
assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
severaI IL Auto,

The Harvey Perkins auto agency
in this city has ordered tour new
Overland automobile from tho fac
tory a. Toledo and tho same ara aue
70 arrive within fhs ncvt few days
several new Ford car. have afa0
been received 90 tho gara.s within
The pa-t woek Tho Perkina agency
g. a.sposing o. many cars and Is
= forging 20 tho front IN 'ha auto
notes - Mar. hail county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
Skating Today.

tlareIaker Baxter o, ,hs Mounds
vale camp GROUNDS announced last
evening that The lake al the grounds
k t-ozan over ana skating viii b-
Afforded :here this morning. No per
Sons were allowed OF the lake last
evening. II is said hat The ice is
very smooth Many .oycr- ~ the
sport .ill sc founc Cv"- OF the zee
his morning. as tEfrN is no scuool
going on and the Ch.ldren viii have
a opportunity TO enjoy themselves.
rhs lake was REALIZED Few weeks
ago and sEaths VIII DO had here
during tho .vinfs- uouths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
Cot cont-ae. for GRADING.

Contractor w A Kidder and a
large force OF men started work yes
terday morning on the grading OF the
Price addition for !. +. Burnley. who
owns this largr tract OF land. The
tract will 10 graded end laid or In
lois. and with The improvement
two avenues wiz iuaA,. an ideal place
for the building of homes The lots
VIII be put on sale in early spring
and will End quick sales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

George Fuller Of this city was Ia
Ken before Squire T. N. Lewis yes
terday morning BY Officer Buzzard
upon charge of non-support pre-
To- red By his wife and pleaded guilty
and was sentenced 10 serve go days
In the county Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
WANT REGIONAL. navy

ALTOONA. Pa. Dec es-At a rreot-
irg 81 the Officers ~ tho Altoona S,,tcr-
t. uhnks ana trust companies held TO
iHt. o. petition was adopted asking tho
national government ~ establish orc
oi the regional banks in PhiladsIuhta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
BISHOP DEAD.

ChRlSTiANlA. Norway. Dec %
The Rt. Rev. Anton Christian Bang.
bishop Of Christiania and primate OF
the Norw egian church. died today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
or New YORK. Schmulbach building
George Eaird. Manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

r. 2 Thomas Ion yeefsrdas morn.
ing for Dds duties ~ Chicago. IlI. after
family here
Fafo.1 Rogers lcft Yesterday FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

served. All are cordially invited 20 al.
tend and good time IS expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30
M0UNDSVILLE
Young Lad Shot.

Harry Duncan. young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Duncan OF Eighth
street. was accidentally shot yester-
day afternoon about $3.50 o'clock
through the calf CT the left leg. The
injured lad together with three other
companions were shooting AT marks
IN the creek AMI Earl Dobbins. who
was sEIious 20 shoot quickly. pulled
OF Snc let 90, with the above result
To other three lads carried young
Lrnraz &C his home and DR. Bondr
was summoned and found that the
49, Go lint. and unless blood poison
5sVNoo- there will bs nothing seri-
cta. 90 zone OF the bones we're shat
tered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

rs 2 good time to
bring your watch here
10 he put in Grsl-cla>s
shape for 1914.
Our big repair Ic-
parimcnt viii clean. oil
and regulate it for tou.
and DO Dr. as 70 should
be done and deliver 10
promptly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

,as-iI osncer 1914 Almanac for $50
90 che f.lshoils News Stand. Get u
.21sy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-30

Mems warm lined Canvas working
Coats With the waterproof slicSer on
the inside OF the canvas-Men's Cordu-
roy Working Coats with the warn
sleeps wool iininE-Men's Corduroy
lined Leather Coats that are reversible.
and can be worn with either the leather
or the corduroy on the outside[sizes
from tho smallest TO the largest. at
s2-25. s2ss. s4ss.
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Buttons and Plating Company.
Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Etc.
Carpenter and Builder.
Cleaning and DYING.
Coal, Coke and Wood.
Colored Undertakers.

-f0CES COAL Co Phones; G52577---52S0 II
--4L- 81 HeterS 2H2 LIipllland aNn
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FOJ r rooms; sngly or en- suite; hePt,
Ivy g93-,l 1910
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Situations Wanted-Male


NNANVEp-Position nv ynI,np man win
Two wears CNperience In 6ookEeenIng
and r-rrsral ff}rs u,Crl 8ogt ,asF To-
enCeS. NoT employed DO not answer
unless You have something good. with
chance TO. advancement. Address g.,
BOY -A&, care Georgian. I2-6-i
YOUNG marM5d man CNperIenced IN
dairy or delivery man cashier in res
tddfant gas man or pipe litter. refer
etcss, wants position. Address Ability.
., Carnegie way. -7-1-l
and office man desires b0tittnn an ,,i,,
References. A.. bond if required. Sow
eMplo\ eU- Acuress II. H., BOX So. care
Georsian. 39-,-l
WANTED-P0SiJion bV reliable c0IuIcd
man as porter or butler. Address La
lheI Gray is Carter street T2-6-l
POSITION wanted as cTa15freIIT mr. ma
chinist's helper: five Years cyuericnre.
either private or in shop. can furnish
pest CITY references. can Main LIS after
h.aU p m. 6S-e-l
COMPETENT nO0kkf,,[,I, cashier credit
man omen for position Seventeen wears
experience Clean record. ADDRESS Lon
r Ban, ll2o Bekalb avenue. Telephone
Nam 1888. 64-6-l
WANTED by Young man nineteen Years
of age. position as collector. city sales
man or light office work Write good
hand, Have had experience. Can fur
mlSh pest "t references. Address T.. T. H.,
-Ut MARIETTA street, atlanta 5S-6-l
YOUNG MAN, eighteen Years old wants
position WIN accept anything honora-
PIE GOOD references. II. II. Dunn, Smyr
Ma, "a -S-6-l
WANTED Position as st.no- bookkeeper
by young man with four years expe-
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Business Guide of Atlanta
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CONSULTIT
FOR ANY LINE OF BUSINESS
Fire Proof Storage.

49,
w STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
pianos. Office and warehouse, $50 -24l
.qgeWood avenue. Ivy 2037 John J.
Woodslde storage ComnanN
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN

Fuolshed by The Georgian Company.
~ East Atlanta.
AidoaInd-St SdIss,,S Georgia.
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Unfurnished Houses For Rent.

FOR RENT Two dwelling houses in
Redwood. Ga No. taxes, wood cheap,
water free, good school. Thos. F. Mitch
ell, fleetwood, Ga. $751;
FOR RENT February I. close IN, four
room cottage. 262 Spring street. Phone
LEASE OR SALE-Artistic bungalow;
screened, tiled, furnace, garage. Ansley
Park care Georgian. 34-6-1
FOR RENT. HOUSES-CalI, write ur
phone for our rent bulletin Ralph ..
Cochran, 1916 Pcachtrce street 4-1-21
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Situi lions Wanted-Male and
Female.

GERMAN couple want position: man
first class chauffeur and mechanic, with
five years experience. wife a good nurse
or maid. Best New York and Atlanta
references. Man has been keeping up two
cars for last three years. Don't drink or
use any kind of tabacco Address Ger
man. BOX $50, care Georgian 67-7-1
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Boarders Wanted.

SEE Rooms and Board" Under Georgian
Rent Bulletin.
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, with
or without board; also housekeeping
Dom. Ivy 6664-.I -S-3t
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REFINED cultured Christian lady, own
ing her own home in the most desirable
part of Atlanta. viii furnish room with
board to desirable couples or Young men
al 50 per week; table supplied with
plenty of fresh eggs. butter milk. vege-
tables and everything nice to ear. Ref
erenCeS exchanged Address Home. Box
10, care Georgian. 55-Sl
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, with
or without board; also housekeeping
room Ivy 5664-J. 1-S-3t
WANTEp-Bo arders: beautiful rooms;
terms moderate. Phone Ivy $751;
SINGLE ROOM for one; an conveniences.
Phone Main &l5S-J. 10 Capitol 2SS-l
LARGE ROOMS, with board: also bath.
tl4 Ieachtree street. 64-7-1
ROOM AND BOARD: rate 81 week up;
best location, ten minutes walk to Can
der Bldg. - I, North ave. 6O-l-l
WE HANt T., large corner room with pri-
Naie bath, all modern conVeniences;
best Of table board. in north side home;
close in; convenient 10 four car lines.
References exchanged. Phone Ivy 5096.
LARGE, desirabl room private bath,
steam heat; also single room; best To-
cation, home comforts 241 w. Peach
tree, Ivy 1881. LIS
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, double and
single. with excellent meals All mod
ern ConNeniences. Phone Ivy 1917. 119
North Jackson street LEO
WANTED BOARDERS-One large room
for party OF three. Special rate. Phone
Ivy 6l&S-J. LIZA
GENTLEMAN wanted to board with pri-
waite family, close in, heated room, hot
hath; reasonable. Ivy 5520-L or Sc East
Cain. t-6-22
COUPLE or two young men can get love-
~, large, steam heated room with
board. north side. Ivy $3.50. LIB
ROOM and table board at 5l3 Peachtree.
HAVE pleasant room and board at 614
NICELY furnished rooms and first class
board; also table board. 100 Wash
ngton street 1435
LARGE front room, with dressing room
and private bath; irst-class board; in
Vest End home. 42S Gordon. Phone
ROOM, with board, close in furnace heat.
S&1 Whitehall. Phone Main 1886. Lara
REASONABLE room and board for two
young men in furnace heated north
side home. Phone Ivy 4414-L 44-4-l
WANTED Roommate for student sepa-
rate bed; good table board also nicely
furnished room suitable for two young
men l2l Capitol square Main 4SS9-L
LID
ROOM AND BOARD for couple or four
gentlemen. 10 Washington street.
LISTEN, CAN Main 2456-L; private board
and rooms. 30S South Pryor. 12-19
ONE NICELY furnished room with two
beds; good board; home cooking. Main
536l-J. Ill Washington. 1918
THOSE DESTROYS OF home in up to- date
private family, reasonable, call at 2S
F.. North avenue 1-1-2l
FURNISHED room with board; furnace
heat also table boarders IS West
Baker. Ivy 549-J. l-1-l2
IF YOU WANT good table board with
rooms apply 100 South Forsyth 28-l-1
JUST OFF PEACHTREE.
ROOMS and good board. Mrs. Fuller, q
East Cain BILL
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Hatters.
House Wreckers.
Invalid and Sick Room Supplies.


PERUVIAN & CO. 10 North Broad st
NORTH. Forsyth st. Bell NJ 20lO. At
Ianta 2OlO. 12-7-59
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Trains marked thus 90 run daily ex-
cent SUNDAY
Other trains run daily Central time
City Ticket OHlcc. NJ. ] Peachtree ST
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
Barber Shops.
Best Umbrellas.
Boots and Shoes Retail.
Builders Hardware.
KING HARDWARE co.

HARDWARE, supplies.
equipment and tools Of all kinds SO
E-auatree street 12-7-50