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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

With the expenditure Of 100000 in
improving the last remaining section of
Anslev Park and the making Of ample
provisions for a unique club house, de-
signed by Architect w. l.. Stoddart, a
magnificent golf course. modern play
grounds, polo grounds. swimming pool
and additional miles Of automobile
boulevards. Atlanta's Social. Driving
and Recreation Center stands today a
finished product, the work of some nine
years of almost constant labor and at
cost far exceeding a million dollars.
This completion Of Ansley Park is a
most important chapter in the history
of Atlanta. For almost a decade the
wonderful profits made by purchasers
and the marvellous natural beauties Of
these ideal home sites have attracted
the attention Of not only Atlantans. but
Georgians, Southerners and visitors as
we'll The mere fact that assessments
have increased from some $4,000 to
over $2,260,00 an advance of 1,1g1 per
cent, tells a remarkable story in itself.
From the very first AnsIey Park has
been a succession Of surprises. Com
pleted Ansley Park is a tremendous as
set to Atlanta. In addition to the many
beautiful lots that are to be offered,
the entire city, and especially the north
side, is immensely benefited by these
last improvements, the most modern to
be found in any residential section of
the South.
Once Considered Suburban.
When Edwin r. Ansley headed the
syndicate that purchased what Is now
Ansley Park, this section was consid-
cred suburban. Today it IS not alone
the closest-in residential property, free
from the encroachments of the north
ward trend of business houses, but 1t
is conceded to be the most active resi-
denCe real estate in the city.
As 1t is these last remaining lots in
the new subdivision that completes
Ansley Park, offer far more advantages
to the home purchaser or investor than
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
81, 600, 900 Spent in Beautifying Subdivision
ANSLEY PARK is FINISHED

are to be found in any other section Of
the city
Time was, and not so long ago. that
the would be purchaser of a home site
in Atlanta simply outlined his needs or
desires to the real estate dealer and re-
fused to do business unless his every
whim was gratified. 1t is very differ
ent today The purchaser describes
what he would like to have and If after
long search the real estate dealer is
able TO meet even half of the specified
requirements, both parties are de-
lighted.
This is because the wonderful growth
Of Atlanta has been such that the re-
manning home sites in desirable neigh
borhoods, especially on the north side,
are exceedingly limited
Another reason is that business At
lanta has grown and expanded, and al
most invariably to the northward, in a
way that has absolutely claimed for its
own purposes section after section, in
Guiding Atlanta's highest class avenue
of handsome residences, famous Peach
tree.
Onward Sweep of Business.
Along with this advancement Of
business houses. property that as re-
Gently as two or three years ago was
considered residential, has advanced
with leaps and bounds. until today Its
values are practically prohibitive for
home purposes, quite aside from the
undesirability Of living in the midst OF
the noise, dust and rush of a business
section.
What's more, these business inter
ests have already claimed Peachtree as
far as Fifteenth street, the beginning OF
Ansley Park. Indeed, Fifteenth street
marks the dividing line, for the regula-
tons and restrictions in Ansley Park
forever preclude all possibility of any
discomfort from smoke and hurly-
burly belonging to business thorough
fares.
This also makes Ansley Park the
closest-in residential section for al
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

Scenic Settings Attractive.
Then. ascend some of the sloping ter
races or the broad elevations and study
the panorama on every side. Overlook,
the beautiful, broad-crested slope that
rises from Overlook Way. is an ideal
point of vantage for this purpose. and
there are many others.
To the southwark lies busy. hustling
Atlanta, with it's long line of sky
scrapers and it's many evidences of en-
terprise, push and progress. Turn ever
so little and it is to see a contrast that
is almost the antithesis of the CONNER
cial life of a modern city. Here beau
tiful foliage with its endless shades of
green, a fringe of forest and all of those
other hundred and one phases and
faces Of nature in all it's varied forms,
holds the attention of the spectator.
Another view includes Honey At
anta," the kind that Is 50 wildly and
enthusiastically portrayed in the pref
ty residences that dot all sections of
Ansley Park from 100000 palaces to
artistic little bungalows that snuggle
into the scenery as though they had al
ways been a part of it. Another turn
and 1t will soon be to see Atlantans en-
gagged in all of the pleasures Of golf,
polo. motoring, swimming or happy
Youngsters developing sturdy bodies
and clear minds on the many play
grounds below.
As for the investment side of Ansley
Park, the enormous profits made by
purchasers have filled the columns OF
the newspapers for the past seven or
eight years. Instances of 100, 200 and
300 per cent have not been the occa-
sional exception, but have occurred
again and again and so many prece-
dents have been established that Allan
tans fail to be surprised at anything
any more.
a point that will occasion much spec
ulation from now on is this: If Ansley
Park has accomplished such wonders
during the stages Of construction, what
will be the result now that 1t is a COM
pleted, finished product?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
SOCIETY WOMEN IN
GARMENT STRIKERS
PARADE ARRESTED

BALTIMORE, Feb. Because they
were determined to parade without per-
nit despite warnings from the police, 40
women, pickets in the strike against l..
Grief & Bro, clothing manufacturers
here. were arrested this afternoon. In
the roundup were Mrs. Marshall and
Mrs. Captain, of the Federated Charities,
well-known society women and avowed
suffragettes.
For a time there was small sized riot.
The policemen on hand we're tumbled
about in their efforts to get some kind of
order out of chaos, but it was only after
six patrol wagon loads of strikers and
piCkets were landed in the western police
station that there was any sembance of
order.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
PLEADSFOR WIDE
THOROUGH ARES
Luckie Would Create Commits
sion to Govern Opening of
New Streets and Roads.


f. r. LucSie. member Of the real es-
tate firm Of Holmes a Luckje. has q
mania for wide streets in the city and
wide roads in the county He was in
strumepaal in having the property own
ars s{g,, nm IN widen the Roswell road
hetUeen Ruclshead ana the Plaster
bridge ana Roswell road intersection.
and he has ALWAYS b.eu willing To give
% ~, 20 teat of his country property to
insure the bpjIdinr of a good road. MIR.
Tnclia ,d,o,,ta- the establishment NJ
a nub,ic service board to condemn
nronerty for streets and roads and to
sucervis. tbe mamie. i'm which thor
ouThfares shall be cut
"Tho CITY of Atlanta and the county
Of Fulton are beinp rpt ,o lasting in
coDvenience in their sbort-sightcd pol
,c,, or huidfng roads " declared Mr..
Lucllie TODAY. and unless something is
done at once great deal Of needless
expense viii bc incurred
Once Omen, Forever Open.
AS a general proposition when a
street is once opened. it stays open
forever. How many streets can you re-
call that. once open to traffic, have been
closed up again Any one taking a
step that would affect their business
career for a lifetime would take plenty
of time To decide, and give the matter
serious thought. How much more Sc
rious. then. il the matter Of opening up
new streets or roads which affect the
comfort and convenience ~ whole
towns, cities or counties, not only for
the span of "a life, but for hundreds of
years to come
This should no longer be left TO the
misguided enthusiasm of the individual
owner or the real estate promoter,
whose Splr ambition is to get the great
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
DR.. VIM. LAWRENCE TO
GIVE SERIES OF LECTURES

Dr.. William l. Lawrence, of Jackson
vile, tomorrow at the Unitarian church
will begin a series of addresses which
viii extend through Tuesday. Two ad :
dresses will be given Sunday-at the
time for the morning and evening
services; one Monday and one Tues
day, eac1 at 7:45 o'clock I'm the even
ing,
Tickets Of admission to the addresses,
for which there is no charge, may be
obtained from Mrs. Hamilton Douglas,
Ivy 42S.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
TO FIGHT RETIRING OF
VETERANS ON 3-4 PAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. t-One of the
liveliest disputes that has arisen in the
senate in recent years viii be precipi-
tated when the military affairs committee
reaches a bill intended tu put an officers
of the Civil war. including those who were
in the volunteer service until the surreu-
der of Lee. on the retired list at three
quarters pay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

time to come Business can not jump
across Ansley Park and start again at
Brookwood. This is impractical. Rd-
Their future expansion must utilize other
north and south thoroughfares ana
cross streets, all of which It Is and has
been doing for years. Positive proof
lies in the wonderful advances in val
ues of property on Ivy, CORTLAND and
Piedmont avenue as well as all cross
streets from Houston, Ellis. Cain. Har-
ris. Baker and others northward, all of
which are already conceded to the flu
ture business interests of Atlanta.
Happily, along with this tremendous
expansion that has been so much great
er and more rapid than even the most
optimistic could expect, completed Ans
ley Park, and especially this last new
subdivision, with its golf, swimming
pool, Fairgrounds for the raising of
healthy Youngsters and magnificent
new club house, offers Atlanta just the
so greatly needs in the immediate pres
ent.
Ideal Place For SaIaried Men.
Fortunately, too while Ansley Parks
Peachtree frontage offers the highest
values of any residential property in
the city. there are other sections of the
park, especially this last section just
completed, where the purchaser of home
sites Of the middle class and the young,
ambitious Albanian can find ideal places
we'll within their means.
This combination of the highest class
residential property, together with that
for those Of more modest means, is an
exceptional one, especially as all of the
natural beauties and the many recrea-
ton advantages are offered to both
alike.
More than this, Mr. Ansley has an
nounced that as a practical method of
celebrating the completion of the park
he will offer these last remaining lots
on easy terms.
AS for all of these natural beauties
and recreation advantages that have
been added with the completion Of Ans
ley Park, trite and commonplace as it
may sound to write it, they must be
seen to be appreciated.
Besides, every one is certain to see
new beauties on his or her own account.
Stand on any of the broad boulevards
that intertwne and intersect the park
and notice the graceful curves the con-
Torrance to nature in all of the va st
| improvements that have been made and
| the total absence of all harsh lines that
in any way interfere with a restfulness
that Is both pastoral and ideal when it
is remembered that all of these excep-
! tional advantages are within a few
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
NOT GUILTY OF KILLING,

GRIFFIN. GA, Feb. 1.-Win Tom
Jones, a prominent Spalding county farm
err, was found not guilty Of the murder
of Charley Roberts, a negro. Roberts
was shot and killed last April. when Jones
went to his home to arrest his son on a
charge of breaking a labor contract. The
plea Of the defendant was seIf-defense.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
CEN. WEST TELLS
HOW CITY GREW
789 PeaChtree Street, Where
His Home Now Stands, Was
Wilderness in 1865.

AhtlFlnpnnon OEN
'''0' ''00' ~
only h7h"lui "t A'l'h'a '''I 'S-
tate mon can remember the Pat'le Of
Atlanta i'm 1865. and the geography of
this section in those stirring times on,
,,..r..... .f.. ,,.,.,..,. = W.. 90 ,,.
~.
80 '''' ~ II " CO.. -'7'.'''''
nom" at present, '89 Peachiree street
once was considered in the wilder
ness" General West always has had
great faitb i'm Atlanta real estate and
h., ,I,.,.r..,l,7 -, 4,,.,,,.,... ,-,,,,. .i,,.,
80,
'''' past " 40 ~ '''' ''''''N - '''' '"'"' e.
Many men WIN Drains ana money
have chosen more wisely than they
knew by trading in Atlanta real estate"
said General West.
10 illustrate, "A fe" years ago one Of
our hrm stepped into the office OF Colo
mel George W. Scott 10 whom this
section is indebted for Agness Scott
college and offered him a central cor
ner where as many people pass as any
other place I'm Georgia. Colonel Scott
asked the price. 1t was given. II was
then y O'Clock noon. lie requested
that fun particulars be given him at :
o'clock.
'At that hour without parLey or de-
erty at about $1,000 per front foot. This
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
PROPERTY TRANSIT RS.
Warra ntN Deeds

w idi'hy CtSoSs
S6,200-G. H.. ana G. +. Cooper TO Mrs
n. NJ Hope lot 41Xl6b feet, southeast cor
uer Tenth ana Myrtle streets. January
1919
S",t20- pilhn.Mor Company to Ed
gar Morris. no. l%+ Greenwich street
"'N ~ reef. Jan. u.
A"oVV Mary Is. DeLe"u T." Joseph A.
Mg1ord, No. 2b2 East North avenue, lOON-
loo November ., 1872.
H"NO0- susie NJ. Wells To W. II. lt"anc
10 80 NmIchmi street. ohNltn feet
January 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
QNItcIaIn Deeds.

south side Fair street 10 feet east OF
Mahcr street January 30
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
Scenic Settings Attractive.

minutes walk of noisy business At
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

TWO CHOICE propositions on
Whitehall street $4,000 and
$4,000 each. You cant buy
anything in this locality for amy
thing like the price we can sell
this property.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

@'1- W estNieW Cemetery association to
Raleigh G. Casses. cemetery lot 623, sec
ton Y May % 1912
Bonds For Title
! 400 Penal sum Mrs. Lena Swift
Iuntley and Corinne 5. Buchanan to
Charles l.. Herman. lot 40x25O feet. west
side Peachtree street, so feet north of
9esH ~ fd6 h5a street rect January 30, 1919
W. r. Morley, lot 50X16l feet northeast
corner Virginia and Pennsylvania ave
nues January 81, 1913
r.. $1,000 Penal Sum-Mrs Maude Lee
thompson TO w. T. WOrley lot 81N27g
feet, south side Peachtree road 1888 feet
| 30, 1913
$1,000 Penal sum-Mrs. Anna C. II.
Mathewson to q c. February, lot 50x1 ~
feet, northeast corner Mathewson place
ana ana Greenwich ar street, August 7, 1912
5000 'enal SUM-. f. Scott to A. W
hhlhE, lot lOONl3O feet northwest side
Piedmont avenue, being lot l. block A, Of
'e9ISe NJ Napier subdivision January
$4,000 Penal sunni A ana ! n
Russell TO r. G. Jones lot 4Oxl93 feet
west side West PeaChtree street, 90 feet
north of Alexander street January a.
,Sl1, 600 Penal SUM. J. West to j. l..
harris, lot 30X7O feet, south side Love
street ~ ieet west OF Cooper street De-
Cembcr 3, 1912
$4,000 Penal Sum Charles F. Hartman
to Mrs, Ivy F. Thompson, lot 3Sxl45 feet,
ON seventeenth street, 345 feet east of
Feachtree street, January 81, 1913
MS TS'oI Anna pen =, SUN" T. Ashford to
northeast corner Cambridge and Eagan
avenues. November &c. 1912
,IOO 900 Penal Sum-Fredericl Koch to
mrs, Laura II. SCoville, lot 45XlOl feet
northwest side Forsyth street. 100 feet
northeast OF Marietta street November
~ 1906 Transferred to K. O. Campbell
and j. Z. Campbell Aprn 16. 1908
Penal loo A..
ct al to Charles II. Black. lot IS by
LOO feet south side Gilmcr street 1fn feet
west of Piedmont avenue May II, 1912
Loan Deeds.
W., OOO-Pittman Construction Compauv
% Lie Insurance Company of Virginia
10 Merrltts avenue, rs by 100 feet Jan
$4,000 Pittman Construction Connapy
| 10 Life Insurance Company of Virginia
j.. MerT'tts avenue. rs by 100 feet Jan
$4,000 W. H. Roaue 10 Life Insurance
hal street. IS by 100 feet January Is
! $500 Merrill A. Baker to Fidelity Alu-
lu9l Lite inassuronee Company. Is Barks-
| Gale drive. so by $50 feet January Is
$500 Kate Waldo Jones to Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Company. "A
Aq9iI avenue 30 by ITO feet January %
| $e,0Oo-F. l.. Deckuer to John w and
nancy H. Jones, 1903 acres on west line
| of land lot 50 January Is
GOD Miss Mary r. Phillips to Penn
MUTUAL LIE insurance Company, lot 81
| by 40 feet. south side Lucille avenue 80
| teet east of Culherson street January 27
S6OQ Mrs. Willie T. McNiuch to Conk-
I'm I i3I Plate and Metal Company, lot 40
| hN $40 feet, south side Glennwood ave
nue.. 597 feet east of Boulevard. ian
s2,5oo-w P, and NJ NJ. Anderson to E,
~ Il; Norris, lot so by IN feet, west side
! West Ontario avenue 10 feet south 81
| Gordon street January 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01

WEST END S-room 2-story
house. all improvements. corner
lot. 70 feet. by 100 feet to alley
price $4,000. See MS about this if
YOU are looking for a Home in
West End.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-01
Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE.
OAKLAND CITY Groom house
Price $1,000 Bargain.
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RELIEVES ( AT A R RH IN ONE HOUR

'fhe quickest and easiest way to open up your mucus clogged head and free the throat from Catarrhal secretions is to breathe Booths HY- OMEI lli |
 Don't waste time with impossible methods: HYOMEl has ended the misery Of Catarrh for thousands of despairing sufferers; it will do the same for you if you will give it 6 fair trial
 Just breathe it; it kills Catarrh germs and banieshes Catarrh A HY. OMEl outfit, which includes inhaler, Sl00
 Sepyrate bottles if afterwards needed, soc, at sorTelrs drug store and Jackson's Pharmacy, special az ents
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REAL ESTATE COLUMN.
foa SALE. TRADE OR EXCHANGE
ln Seymour, Baylor CO, Tex. County Seat,

unimproved city lots. well located, Seymour, Baylor Co. Tex. sS,500.
 room mu,iern cottage. nicely fur nishod, lot liDx1f5 feet price SS.500. room modern house. large barn let 200x2S0 feet price S4 500
 Farmers National Bank stock. earn ed g per cent. last year on S4000
 cotton Compress and Ice Co stock face value $2.000, book value s2,500 Hiliard Hardware Co stock. paying lB per cent. per annum, besides in. efeasing its stock yearly. S5.000
 Brick store house, 25xl00 feet wall 5ssist to hold two more stories: rented af 800 per month Price $6,000
 Grain and caal hnsness: will in Hoise stockyaf market value at S2.50O. lss6 acres Of rich farming land ad. Joining Seymore at $50 an acre.
 The McI4ain Hotel. best in West Texas, doing a fine business. s50.000. Will sell, trade or exchange all or any part of the above property.
 HOUSTON, HARRIS CO, TEX.
 Continental Trust t'o stock SI.00O io S5.o00, for sale, l-i cash balance in 3, and 2 months; paying 10 per cont
 Bra2orla County, Tex. 900 acres. Oyster Creek land 400 acres in cot lon corn, sugar cane and potatoes, 5Up in virgin hardwood timber, bal ance rich prairie land; very cheap.
 I.ai5 acres of Bgazos Bottom farm, well improved prize s57.50 per acre. S87 acres. 15 miles east of Houston son acres under cultivation with a $ihs000 pumping plant with a capacity 10 water l.200 acres The improve ments-3 farm houses, barns. build iilgs and fences: price $75 per acre Is cash. balance on time.
 Reeves County improved ranch of 2 sections, GAG 800 aeresl 50 per cent rich valley land, well sodded with Brass. Tho rolling. hilly land cover sst with grass, sesi;tts; ttss;; 6 miles of living water making an ideal stock ranch. all fenced and cross fenced
 Northwest Texas Improved ranch of 53.000 acres in solid body or level farming land with GO sets of improve. ments, cottages of 3 to rooms. with outbnildings. wells and wind mills: failced and cross fenced: over 6.0OU acres cultivated Patented and free
  iiofis ofi easy and liberal terms.
 IN THE OZARK MOUNTAINS. The Ozark hills the home of the El befta peach. apples pears. plums and berries Cotton, corn, potatoes and vegetables do well in the valleys.
 l60 acres of virgin timber land terms $i6o cash. balance in five an nual payments of Sl60 or $500 cash
 CUT OVER TIMBER LAND.
 10 to ia,000 acres partly cut over land near city. $l.50 per acre cash. balance in four annual payments of sl.00 each per acre. with per cent interest
 Two Farms and Ranches G and 9 miles of city, well improved at $29 to $50 per acre
 ARK. R. E. EXCHANGE,
 R. F. SOJOURNER, Mgr. G29 l.2 Central Ave. Phone 2O9
 Hot Springs. Garland Go. Ark.
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CHEER sUFFRAeErrEs.

Chicago, March 1.-While great crowd Of men and women alternately eheered and sang America the special train bearing the hundred =nd nity Illinois suffragettes who will par tlelpate in the inaugural ceremonies at Washington next week, left here tonight The party expects to arrive m Washington tomorrow morning
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IOWA TEAM WINS.

Washington, Feb. 1.--Shooting {, the interciey high school league this week, indicated that Iowa City would take first place in class A, and that Salt Lake City was almost a certain winner in class B These two teams wtll compete for the national high school rife shooting championship.
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(By II. W. Lanigan Press Represen- tatve New York Hotel Co.l
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ROLL OF HONOR OF
 ADVERTISING FUND
NUMBER OF NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE THE PUBLICATION OF
 THE LAST LIST.

Since the publication of the last list of citizens who had contributed to the 1913 advertising campaign, tic following have sent in or mailed their contributions to the fund Ostrich Farm Herman Jenks. P Garuwberg Mike AthenHs F. B. Mooney. R. l.. Ashby. Wooton x Rector Orleans hotel Jefferson hotel Cooper Bros S P Ceilings. NV. A WOodcoek. Chris Ledwidge. w. H Cornell ]. II. Chestnut I. C. Minor D. NJ Biggs Lloyd & Go M IT. Murphy Jno C. Boh Joe Leroy " Gage Thos. Hanley Fred Johnson W. Fl Watson Thos. IT, Dohery A. ] Simmons. S. E. Dillon Chas. Lyle J. A. Smith s. c. Rugg. Fordyce Interest $
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A cAMPHoR COLD CREAM.

We want to call your attention to brand new toilet preparation. over which scores Of people, who are al. ready using it, have become enthus. lastic. We refer to Rexan Camph. orated Cold Cream. An exquisite toiI- ct preparation that fills all the re. quirements of 2 superfine cold cream. and, at tne same time, has the heal. ing, cooling. soothing properties oi camphor.
 1t Is not a camphor ice. It is a pure white cold cream, in which camphor has been skillfully incorpor ated, with the results delightfuIly pleasing. It is just the thing at this time Of the year to relieve the skin from the irritation and discomfort brought on by cold winds and weath. CT.
 Shavers will find Rexall Camphor.
 Ned Cold Cream most comfortine and healing. It is guaranteed to please or your money back. Price. 25 cents. Sold in this community ondy at our store-The Rexall Store, R. c. Nor. ric Drug Co. phone 242. and the Public Drug Co, Phone GAS.
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FOR SALE-2,000 bundles Of fodder Angle lamps ladies beautiful leather saddle worth s65. will sell for SlO, can be seen in window at SIG Central Ave. Mrs W. H. Ramseur.
 3-2-it
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Mrs. Armstrong will commence her class in dress form, Tuesday, HIS Led widge street. z-2t
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Big Aluminium
 Table

l able
 Extension toptable is covered with pure aluminium not poisonous zinc or nickel. You have knife and lin en drawers, pan racks bread and m e a t board---rolling pin rack handy utensil hooks --- a clock face want list. The cabinet c o m e s apart to clean closes tight when not in use.