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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES.

AutDs Wanted
WILL exchange six loas in Hallett. Okla
toll district, for automobile 209
Glenn
WANTED-A 5-passenger Ford. Must
be IN good condition VIII give war
ranty deed two beautiful suburban lots
Owner Ivy 5522
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13

FOR RENT-One office suitable for
doctors office or hairdressing parlors.
For further Information see Dr. II Jeu-
sen, 23la Whitehall
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
HOTEL PASADENA.

FULL, but room for few more. Be-
table board in the city. so Housto
street. Ivy 562l j.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-13
INSIST ON GARDENERS
POUND CAKE. FOR
SALE BY ALL GRO
GERS. SOC PER POUND.

FOR SALE-One scholarship, including
full course and books, made trans
ferabe by agreement Cf president Of
the Southern Business College. 10 per
cent off. Address Box 176. Washington,
Ca
FOR SALE-Victor- Nictrola. brand new,
$500 model. at sacrince Phone Ivy
4233-J.
ONE STANDARD make of adding ma
chine at a bargain Address f.. ..
Box 277 Atlanta.
FOR SALE-Household furniture. APP
ply $50 South PRYOR street.
ONE 10 by Il Liberty and one by Il
Franklin job press mo throw Off
cheap. Need room. Phone Main 1870.
GOOD as new combination typewriter
desk, desk chair and No. Smith Pre-.
mier typewriter, in good condition for
sale cheap Apply 1906 Gambler Build
ing
FOR SALE-One Hall Herring small
safe. In flrst-Class condition. and at
a bargain. Apply AZ Temple Court
FOR aALF-Fine mahogany piano
VIII sacrifice FOR immediate sale Call
Main 2S17.
FOR SALE-Cheap. Overland roadster
go in good condition: newly paint
ed; windshield, top, speedometer. etc.
electric lights Ed Lambert, 10 Peach
tree St W 1862.
FOR SALESMAN diamond, perfect
also bicycle, almost new Bargain.
Call Ivy 1858.
FOR SALE-Flat top desk. good condi-
ton. cheap Phone Ivy 1888.
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PEACHTREE INN
STEAM HEAT

,.IHNIDNlN, HI0U Week up.
EUROPEAN, SO 90 per week up.
70 Rooms, private baths.
PHI LIC bath every floor.
3sl PEACHTREE ST. Phone Ivy 1929.
For SALE-Soda, cigar and candy
business; 24-syrup fount, tables 81
chairs, carbonater, counters, ice cream
9.tHt and everything USED III the store.
long good business. Owner going in
o,ner lines. Address Box 25S. Eufaula,
Ala
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ord-hand. Gookin Bank and Office
Equipment Company, l13-115 North
Pryor Street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
! The Home Beauty PaflOr
6y Betty DeSn

lent exercise and restores the fig
ure's symmetrical lines, and after
your weight is where you want it.
the flesh will be firm and the skis
free from wrinkles.
Bebe. Your yellowness around
chin and neck and general ALI
gone" feeling mean that your liver
requires a regulator and / would
suggest plain kardene tonic. This
will cleanse the blood and give tone
and strength to the liver and Kid
a healthy condition you viii be
free from bilious attacks, obstin-
ate headaches. and the pains in
small OF back and groin. To pre-
pare this tonic put ounce of KARI
dene into " pint alcohol (never use
whisky, then add u cupful sugar
and hot water to make q quart. The
dose Is tablespoonful before
meals. The kardene tonic is excel
lent to clear the skin OF pimp1es.
blotches and sallowness and its
timely use frequently saves doc
tors bills.
M. Williams: do not know how
your eye troubles may be caused
might make them dull, but do
know a certain way 10 tone,
strengthen and brighten them. To
relieve the redness and soothe the
eye-strain apply the following
tonic. Drop into. each eye 2 or
drops daily of q simple preparation
made at home BY dfssolaying an
ounce Of crystos in a pint Of water,
This will relieve fnf1amed lids arid
beautlfy and brighten the eye IT.
self. Absolutely safe and inexpen~
sive.
Eleanor: The girl who laughed
ut your s'make-up- must have had
some little cause at least. Most
face powders give that artificial
look. Besides, they rub off 80
easily and do damage to sensitive
skins Here Is formula which /
find has met with wonderful sue
cess Dissolve four ounces SPUR
max In y pint water and add two
teaspo0nfuls glyccrine. Apply this
lotion to face, neck and arms and
rub until dry. II whttens the skin
naturally. will cling long time,
seeming really a part Of the skin,
to which It gives a dainty glow
and veIvety 'softness, and IL 4 good
preventive of all skin blemishes.
Betty Dean Beauty Book $8.Oo-
---AdvertIsement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

They would be redeemed tenn
porarily from the commonplace
hess of life II they would only
permit some ever-ready man to
contribute his clever bit of flat
terry In vacation tie, though 1t had
neither rhyme nor reason In it.
For filtration makes a wom-
an feel that she is of some con-
sequence to somebody and that
Is the essence of living.
But most very good women
miss this fine benefit of flirting,
because they dare not seek it,
dare not even see Il. Filtration
resembles real love so far, that
man must always make all ad-
vances.
S Woman wards filtration off be-
cause she Is oppressed by its lat
est qualities. She >Sreads to
awaken her dormant dream OF the
ideal, knowing IL is doomed to
end In nothingness.
For anything everything =,
about Filtration may end in ira
gedy for the woman.
A man will flirt six months
with one woman and forget her
In six days. That Is Just as easy
for him as II is to Sflirt with half
,a-dozen women at The same time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

Mrs. W.: Your wrinkles, espeo-
tally in middle age. are .fnexcusa-
hSe and a certain remedy for them
consists in treating the skin thor
Jelly, easily made at home. This
is made by pouring teaspoonfuls
glycerine in Y pint cold water, In
to which is then dissolved 1 ounce
aimozoin. Massasing with this
simple vege ths ss, cream ga l,ns e S,ack
heads and wrinkles and when used
for flabby muscles and hollows
will make the flesh firm and
smooth.
Sally J.: Your dry hair and
dandruff are common troubles
which are very easily cured, Try y
my friends have used and found
perfect. Mix one ounce quinzoin
with " pint alcohol and add Y pint
cold water. Rub this invigorating
tonic into your scalp twice a week
and the hair roots will take on a
ing so prompt and sure in de-
streying dandruff and to remedy
itching scalp. This tonic is won-
derfully stimulating to hair
growth and should be used in con-
nection with canthrox shampoo.
AnA 0EltiH6 toQ6y- AWFUL
also. See answer to Verify.
Verify, II you VIII keep your
scalp clean and plant by occa-
sionally shampooing with q tea
spoonful canthr0x dissolved In q
cup hot water the halr-roots will
grow strong and vigorous. result
ing in q head of healthy. beautiful
hair. This canthrox which II eaa-
Ter to use than any shampoo Of
which know. creates wealth OF
white, thick 1ather that dissoives
all dust and dandruff and neutral
fxes excess oil Rinssng leaves the
scalp immaculately clean and the
hair dries rapidly. with a rich. even
color and Is ever 30 fluffy and
brilliant.
Wayne: Yea know . harmless
fat reducer that works rapidly and
which many OF my too heavy
friends used to bring them to nor
NAL weight. into ~ pints hot
water put 4 ounces parnotis: strain
when cool and take tablespoon
ful before meals until weight Is
sufficiently reduced. Then stop the
treatment This parnotis treat
ment requires no dieting or vio-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
Cynthia Grey's Answers

Dear your section of the manner that
Outside Who Has Been inside
baby of six my parents separated
marrying again. My father, time was eight
sixteen, did not whether 1 alive
sixteen path: but les.
him send for Of
brother to- The before eighteen kept him
stepmother and myself. and worked hard
through O'clock
had boy and girl friends. spend even
with them he thought wrong; was not
So, month before eighteen home Il lived
eight miles QUIT about 10 O'Clock
he always did IL went anywhere any book,
with lady
friend The he to the
out warrant that was unmanageable child
until she is FL Papa tried to have
recon, reform school for girls 81; but
there only about awaiting trial
There 20 hayward girls there
rs, two within after 0ot ont
living respectable house Of
prostitution l. myself spent ten months
from that that reformatories
say the people who Of
had to all they till grown an edu-
cation, and most of them had money in life with
How OF the matrons in the reform
Washington had to be almost
they six old? 1t to MANY
girls will write you would
like to hear from me again. constant
A WANDERER.
girl who has not had fair start and will
OF the question 'Why girls
of the vital believe help
back of willingness to write
prisons reforms and believ
least trying their
until they have been the exp
ence they know little about It. You be able
rmedy Of the CAUSE will be waiting for
dsappoint
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

years season was the most bril-
liant in the history of ths club,
and plans are being made to
even exceed the success OF the
1912 season. Arrangements are
being made for the opening con-
cert, and 1t is announced that
Mrs. Frederick Rice and Miss
Ema Muehienbruch will probably
be the soloists.
Robert Il. Schofield, musical df.
rector Of the University of Puge,
Sound, announces the fifth of his
series of organ recitals, to be held
at the First Methodist church Fri
day evening. He will be assisted
by Her Fritz Kloepper, baritone
An excellent program has been
arranged.
Miss Marguerite Weisbach
leaves next Wednesday for New
York to resume her studies at Co
lumbia university.
The d. A. club will hold their
first dance tonight at Sloan's AGA
DENY hall. The patronesses will
be Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Carl
Wilbur, Mrs. Emmett Anderson
and Mrs. Burton Cook.
Miss NIyra BENSON entertained
Tuesday might with dancing
party at her home on North Ma
son avenue, in honor Of her guest,
Miss Grace Farnsworth from Spo-
Kane.
= Mrs. Louise Martin and dsugIl-
ter, Miss Bess, returned on the
Northwestern from a two weeks
trip through Southern Alaska.
- Miss Emily Caskey VIII leave
Friday morning from Seattle on
the steamship President for CALI
fornia where she will spend sew
eral weexs.
!, The regular luncheon OF the
kappa Gamma alumnae will be
held Saturday at O'Clock at
Rhodes tea room. For further
reformation phone Mrs. H. O..
Fitch, 2400 North Anderson ct.
-
Topaz circle. No. 427, Wornen
Of Woodcraft. VIII hold it's am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

wreckage to the ground before
thousands of onlookers. The 9TH
er is THE Inferno Dance" which
mades the tango look cheap BY
comparison. A comedy aim OK
especial merit and several othor
attractions. including Miss Hazel
Cook. soprano. are drawing big
crowds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

But a woman makes a tragedy
Of each Of her flirtations, and she
.cherishes them all. and cries over
them most dramatically when she
is alone, until at last the right
man comes along.
Then she does not flirt any
more, which the same cannot al
ways be said of the right man.
1t is possible, however, that
man would not flirt any more,
either. after he found the perfect
woman, IL his transient heart ex-
periences were SO freighted with
destiny as woman mistakes hers
to be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

The flirting of man means
nothing to him, but the flirting of
woman means anything-every-
thing to her!
There is always something po-
tential about 1t, some promise of
dream come true at last
A man will flirt with any wom-
man. anywhere. but a woman new
er flirts with any man whom she
thinks beneath her In station. He
may be poor, but he must be her
hero.
For to woman every filtration
contains the possibility of a real
romance. With each experiment,
she rediscovers her ideal-and
ave. Love Eternal.
Therefore she cannot afford to
flirt with any man who is not
eligible to the highest place, and
to permanent place in her at
lection.
Thus man remains forever an
aspiration to woman, while wom-
oh 40 Oily oil u
man. passing from his memory,
unidentified. like one of a hun
dred rainbows.
An artist finds inspiration in
the turn of girls wrist, writer
in the framing of a wbman's
thought. But neither painter nor
poet takes the woman herself SER
iously. They model the arm, or
remember the phrase and use it
as chance offers-and then for
get the woman in seeking further
inspiration elsewhere. He seems
to have such a prolonged and in
satiable need, does man, for more
inspiration. and still more, to
keep him interested in his pic
ture, or his book, or his ledger.
But woman adores the artist.
And does not forget!
Men flirt most, but woman's
need to flirt Is often greater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
AND THE WOMAN WHO
WARDS FILTRATION OFF

For filtration is to the human
spirit what efferveseence is to
wine. And there's many good
dull woman-whom this idea will
certainly shock-who would find
life glorified If she could only in
dulge in a harmless. ending just
nowhere, eummer-varietdy kind
of filtration.
There are many women who
would be made brighter. and
prettier. and happier. yes, and
better women, too, II they dared
to adopt mans own system of
flirting by the day or week--and
then forgetting all about It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
PANTAGES

Bernie's Musical Lassies, In
their pretty little Scotch musical
act, are receiving. splendid APP
probation at Pantages theater
this week. Tilford, q yentrilo-
quist who has prepared q digni-
fled act. eliminating all the course
features that have married many
similar acts IN the past, Is also
popular with the audiences. The
bill Is repiete With musical acts,
many OF the LATEST popular song
sensations OF the season being
sung tor the first time here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
AT THE TACOMA
BILLY CLIFFORD MONDAY.

The next attraction at the Ia
coma theater will ibe the ever
happy Billy Clifford in his new
musical comedy, Believe Me-
As an evidence OF Billy's prosper
ity, he is this season travelling In
a private car and carries his own
orchestra of lady musicians. The
new play is built for laughing pur-
poses and Is said to be replete
with pleasing melodies. The seat
sale for the engagement will start
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

In Case of Platonic Friendship
Dear Miss Grey: / have
young man friend / have
known for five years. Our
friendship Is not a. senti-
mental one; but just a good,
strong friendship. He is
going away this winter, and
would like very much to
have his picture. Would 1t
be proper for me to ask him
for it, or should I wait for
him to suggest it. Thanking
you, ]. B. r.
!, Ar yours Is truly q PlatOnic
friendship there should be no hes
itency In asking his picture, NO
more than in making the same re-
quest of a girl. There are q
great many men who like such
friendship, and are too high
minded to misconstrue q request
Of this kind. It is always the mo-
tive back of things that counts.
II you thought You couldn't live
without this man You would prob
ably ask for his picture in q sem
tdmental way; but as only friend
ship is your background, you will
make simple request, which
will be as simply granted. II 9TH
erwise, you will know you are
mistaken in your friend, and be
glad your eyes are opened, so
that you may show him what the
pure friendship ,of q good woman
means. This isNA beautiful kind
of companiOnship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
S O c IE + Y

Louis s. Mellinger of the firm
of c. G. Mellinger company, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mellinger, left
last evening for Vancouver,
WASH, to attend the joint con-
vention of the Oregon and WASH
ington funeral directors. On Fri
day he will make an address on
Modern Equipment and Better
Service"
Active preparations for the
opening of the new season of the
Ladies' Musical club are being
made by the executive board. Last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
"EvERYWOMAN..

Fresh from triumphs In San
Francisco. where II played to the
capacity of the Cort theater for
three weeks, and Los Angeles,
where at the Majestic theater all
records for attendance we're brok-
en-, the dramatic spectacle. "Ev-
erywoman, with all the vast
scenic effects and army of people
will be offered at the Tacoma the
alter September and by Henry
w. Savage. Theater-goers have
probably witnessed no more sub
lime and moving panoramic pa
geant than "Everywoman," con-
ceived by an inspired brain and
executed by a master-craftsman
without regard to monetary out
lay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

Children should be- taught the
Significance of the fact that they
can do without food for weeks,
water for days. but not even min
utes without AIR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
Mothers Pension.

Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me, as my mother
is widow woman, and has
three or four lots. and is
paying taxes, and has no sup
port and not able to do much,
can she get q mothers PEN
sion? BROWN EYES.
A.--According to the provisions
OF the Inotherss pension, . woman
owning property Is not entitled
to It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

sald and skins eight 1pe fonskoe Cut 40
fine and add one Glove of geflc and cook slowly and
hall honfx Cool aud all through CAP
tomato pulp allow two yoks beaten 70 Hight yellow
Add cup IF tomato and aeson xie salt and <Hhspoon
grsnslsted sugar Beat the sftover whites sa y oh
Of not water and bake in alowInf tan nute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

IN. j. r.: Send a stamped,
self-addressed envelope so that 1
may answer you fully in regard
to your child. CYNTHIA GREY.
Dear Miss Grey: Please
be SO kind as to tell me If a
woman marries shortly after
she gets her divorce, If after
being married a year she is
found out can she be pun
ished; also can her child be
taken from her IL the step
father adopts it? LILLIAN.
A.-The marriage is not legal
in this state, and the best thing
they can do for the protection OF
themselves and the child is to be
remarked. 1t is the simplest
way to settle the matter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

Dear Miss Grey; Can q
person under 16 years OF age
fish without q license ? / have
written you before but have
not seen 1t answered In your
column. Thanking you,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28

Filtration the fair serious
affair" contains possibility of real love
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-28
The Young Boy and Older
Woman.

The Young Boy and Older
Woman.
Dear Miss Grey: have
read your advice. l have
been going with a lady friend
of 20 on few occasions, and
have grown to like her very
much. am 16, and have
lost all liking for the young
err girls, as she seems to be
more refined than the girls
l have known. Now, Miss
Grey, l wish you could help
me. Do you think it would
be proper for me to ask her
to marry me, as We both love
each other very much. She is
good cook and fine house.
keeper. Put this in your
column as soon as possible
for will look for an answer.
l am yours very truly,
RED.
All this woman has pul
pOsely made you believe she love
you, she is fooling you. For whs
purpose 1 do not know. Are 70
taking It for granted she love
You because she is nice to you?
SO, get it out of your head &
once. She Is probably trying
be extra nice to you because 70
are a rather nice boy, and sfl
wants to help you. Ii she Is
good young woman, you are luck
that your first love affair is wit
her, for she will know how I
help, and hurt you least. Don
make goose of yourself by PR
posing. III you will wait awhil
you will change your mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-26

vehetian setting fascinate the eye. while
the droll comedy OF Jules Black as Reg
maid and eccentric mannerisms of James
oyer as Lord Cecil'' cause many laughs.
MISS Lillian May. the prima donna. has
Pieaslng soprano voice. and pert vi
vacity aud Spontaneous humor enhance
the attracttveness Of her act.
one Might" a little sketch by the
Mhitoeck Players, also found favor.
While the plot is "a bit audacious. it is
cieverly handled. and many ridiculous
situations and unexpected denouements
Kept the audience laughing until the
close. Watson and Little, in a singing
sketch, introduce clever repartee and in
cldentally several good songs. Lola
-Paulish is a pleasing yioliniste. and she
showed much art in her playing Of clas-
steal and ragtime numbers. Kit karson.
Jr., the western sharpshooter. has an
unusual Offering in that his entire per-
Torrance Is conducted while balanced on
slack wire. His work was roundly
applauded. Quinn Brothers and Bell,
singing and dancing trio. did not arrive
in time for the matinee performance. but
are announced to perform the rest Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-26
POSSIBLY THE ONLY ONE.
Stable Fly Promoter of Infantile Pa
ralysis, Scientists Saw.

One if not the only carrier Of infantile
paralysis has been found to be the stable
fly. Ibis important conclusion has led
the Department of Agriculture to issue
a bulletin on the subject dealing with
the life history and habits Of this insect
pest and the best way Of getting rid Of it.
It has been found that this biting ny,
which looks more or less like the ordi-
nary house fly. carries number Of dis
SEES. besides being able to inoculate man
Nth blood poisoning.
I.st wear, according to the department.
.haro was a serious outbreak in northern
Mo,.ac where immense damage was done
- i've stock and life was made almost
','unardurable both for animals and for
Hu Irnsinw,ng up the development OF the
- MAS found that it bred most pro-
ideally in st 5sy1ev sta asts aaS res
lnose eonnd therefore, that the most ef-
Of ss s4esan rid p Of the ess1
Wa was h,rning the stacks or by blowing
them under.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-26
GOMEZ AWES PRISONERS
Venezuelan President Parades
Six Thousand Troops Before
Castro's Adherents.

CARACAS, August o6-The great
parade with which President Gomez
demonstrated the strength of his mill
tary arm at Maracay Saturday was an
unusua. spectacle. 4 group of twenty
political prisoners representing the
Castro revolution were marched into
Maracay from the barracks at Tapatapa,
three miles away. with 5000 loyal SOL
deEs as their escort. President Gomez
hoped to show by the demonstration how
futile We're seditious plots.
Just outside the city the troops halted
the prisoners and with their guard they
slowly passed between mile-long line
OF infantry and mountain artillery.
Arriving at the plaza in front Of Gomez's
residence they We're forced to stand for
an hour In the hot sun while the gov
eminent troops deployed past them,
Gomez looking ON from window of his
residence.
The prisoners included Simon Bello.
Gen. Castro's brotter-in-law: Manual
Torres, tall and defiant, the natural son
OF Gen. Castro: Felix de la Rosa Porez,
member OF congress under Gen. Castro,
and Gen. Porfirio Strata. a tall. grizzled
Castro warrior, nonchalantly chewing
tobacco and Offering his plug to his COM
rades.
The prisoners were later temnora rilv
placed in the Maracay Jail bending their
transfer to Caracas.