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"Pinafore' Revived;
Satire on All Navie-

III. NJ. Is. Plnafore," a musical fare,
by Gilbert and sullivan. opened at the
Forrest Theatre last night. "Pinafore'
is trenchant satire on the inefncienc
OF the navy.
Thus might one begin a review of t
premier opening Of new musical coined
In which dilettanlsm, inefnelency an,
junketism In our water defense wer
satirized. Nevertheless, while "Pinafore'
had it's premiere when most of us were
children, II is a musical farce which still
bears a serious message for us today
At least T. r. certainly thinks so. even
as some naval experts who have recently
been outspoken.
Musical comedies are like orchids, or
the night-boomlng cereus, or the beauti-
ful moth, so wildly described by MetchnI-
koff, which lives for brilliant night and
Is then no more. "Pinafore" is n musical
comedy that has-as witness the perform
ance at the Forrest last night-lasted.
''Plnafore' preserves the quality of inn
mortal youth. 1t Is like spring. IL re-
turns again and again. IL Is as reiuve-
nescent, as refreshing as horescent as
ever. Why? Its wit is perennial, its theme
forever germane. Navies, eThas, will
ever be inefficient. at least according e
critical experts; admirals and captain.
perhaps as ever unfamiliar with thci
trade as they were when the Roman fleet
was beaten In the time of Heracletiar
when the Spanish Armada was destroy"t
or when Sir Joseph Porter knew all abou
sailors comforts. II ls pity Gilbert an,
Sullivan had no knowledge of the Germ
submarine U-9
we are tempted to write dignfci
scholastic, constructive criticism pf
'Pinafore." II might be helpful to the
managers, the authors and the public.
Unfortunately. in this case. as in the
case Of Aristophanes. Sophocles, Shakes
peare and others, such criticism might
fall only on the unheeding ears of an
uninterested public. We can. therefore,
only express admiration for the immor-
tai operetta as II was revived last night
and give n boost
The New York Hippodrome production
of "Plnafore" is the most elaborate and
spectacular Of all the many productions,
Therefore 1t is conspicuously unique.
Stage settings have become during the
past years more and more realistic, NAM
moth and spectacular. There have been
movements toward the more simple, the
primitive. Yet the major movement-the
motif OF the modern theatrical symphony
has outsounded the minor notes of Ben
Greet, Benson, the Little Theatre and
Gordon Craig. When the Shuberts put
"Pinafore" on at the Hippodrome, New
York, somewhat more than n year ago,
they decided to have a ship floating on
the stage. II must float in real water
Real sailors must climb real masts Real
boats must throng about the ship.
Adapted to the limited scale of the For
rest stage, the real thing" was put on
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into the street They hurried along
for several blocks; then came long
automobile ride. Hassam Ali counted
the turns and felt quite assured IN
the end that they were being driven in
circles and that the house of mystery
was not so far away as it seemed
When the bandages were finally taken
off Zudora found herself in room
which might easily have been taken
bodily out of the Arabian Nights. 1t
was, indeed, like some fabulous fairy
land; the idols the sleeping people,
the strange sweet odor which seemed
to permeate everything. She was not
sure that she had not been trans
ported by some magic carpet to the
heart of the ancient city of Bagdad
She became childshly inquisitive.
She moved about the recumbent fig
ures; and suddenly she came upon
what looked for all the world like
the sleeping beauty of the fairy tale
The sleeping woman was beautiful in
the accepted sense of the Caucasian
race. Her skin was as light as Zu-
dora's own, which generally wore
slight tan, due to her out of door
habits. Near the young woman lay
the figure of a fine looking native.
Zudora surmised that these sleeping
people had been in the midst of some
solemn ceremony, possibly a wedding,
when overtaken. The ensemble re-
sembled nothing so much as a pre-
arranged tableau such as she had often
played at school.
who is this beautiful woman?"
asked Hassam Ali. as keenly interest
ed as Zudora.
"She is our ruler, our princess, Ali"
he murmured, darting toward Zudora,
who was now STOPPING over the sleep
ing beauty "The memsahib must not
touchp
But" began Zudora.
THE memsahib's touch would de-
file her" said the man stoically.
Meantime an idea had come to Has
sam Ali. He was beginning to sense
a peculiar heaviness about his eyes,
and he realized with alarm that this
mysterious sleep was overtaking him.
Quietly and unobserved he slipped
from the room and managed after
some difficulty and some explanations
to reach the street Zudora was there
alone. If she was clever enough she
might extricate herself; if not =
Well, that was Hassam Ali's idea.
Continued Tomorrow,)
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MUSIC
FIonzaleys Play Tonight

The FlonzaIey Quartet. with the per-
sonnel which has become familiar to
lovers OF chamber music. will give their
first OF three concerts CT chamber music
tonight at Witherspoon Hall. This ex-
eellent organization has achieved a ma
tion-wide repute since the time its mem
bers came here from the chateau OF p.
]. Coppet in switzerland There has
been no sensational advertising, but a
strict adherence 10 the standards OF art
which were first chosen. Two, or at
most three, programs, with a maximum
Of ~ numbers, are prepared for each
year. and the number OF concerts which
are given is strictly limited, so that
Philadelphia Is fortunate In having the
present opportunity. .-dolfo Betti, hrst
vlollnj Alfred Pochon. second violin,
Ugo Ara, viola. and Ivan d'Areham-
beau cello. will play quartets by
Tachaikowsky and Haydn, ana two
movements from the string quartet OF
Darius Mllhaud
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into speeches about lt. ready to peauiests
~ the departures from Il that iife's
twists make NECESSARY, but reauineiv
pained by the discovery that his mental
and moral posturines don't work. Like
many another Liberal. he feels vaguely
the altruistic sentiment that "tha com
dition Of the poor leaves much to be de-
sired" and when he fnds himself In per-
sonal difficulties about it, he falls back
oharacteristically on calling the poor
their own enemies. n they would only
trust us" r. Tden Payne carried the
man through in decidedly humorous
though effective key, while Dallas Andefr
son gave the raksh son much more at
tentlon than he deserves from the re-
viewer
The Joneses-man and wlfe-deserve
paragraph 10 themselves And yet, for
ali Mr.. Maolarens good acting and Ada
Barton's competence they are very
blank, pressive--and. therefore. true
figures or modern misery. She IL ac-
qulescent In all things, "iong-sufferng,
God -forsaken." He Il as decidedly vio-
lent and quite as inconcusive. He can
only sock work, beg work, rail at the In
Justice Of the refusal, and then get the
Job of holding a pet dog outside a shop
and the eatiafaotlon Of rejecting on the
"tons o. meat had gone to the maltin' Of
him. Small wonder at his bitter, spite
ful theft
A play like this is something more than
good drama On night or driving,
chilling rain that shrouds city In the
drab color OF It's slunis,, II pulls ones
comfortable, well-fed theatre thoughts
back with snap to the cruel realities Of
life. They stare out Of newspaper pages
that tell OF hunRerlng children. worthless
fathers and the forgivable misery o.
theft. They speak the hundreds Of
"Silver BOX" tragedies that the winter
holds FOR Philadelphia. ,
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What's Doing Toni8hGt?"
L. eSo . |

Council OF Jewish Women. Dropsie College;
Sis D. m
European war debate. Church of the Evangel,
aeth and Tasker streets; s p. m. Free
pramaties IN aid bf Northern Home for
Irlendlehs Children, Bellevue Stratford; D. m.
Flonsaley Quartet, WItherspoon Hall; D. m.
Society OF Municipal Engineers, 1917 Spruce
street, 3 D. m.
Transit campaign meeting Sherwood Park,
sOth and Christian streets; ,. m. Free.
Ball, Motion Picture Exhibitors Association.
horticultural Hail. .. m
Lecture, "Shakespeare's Idealism." Prof.
8tocitton A1Bon, Griffith Hall; p. m.
Opera, .Lohengrln," Metropolitan Opera
House; T:45 D. m
American Pharmaceutical Association, Tenn
pie College OF Pharmacy 18th and Buttonwood
streets; Harry b. French lectures.
Nomination OF officers Photographic Society,
1915 SanBom street.
Lecture on 'rTwilight Sleep" by Mrs. Anna
Bteebe Richardson, at AluI nj Building, Ken
neseth Israel. Broad street and Montgomery
avenue. Free.
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THEATRTCAT pArnFrFR

ADEfPIfI-4 To-day" BY George prosdhurst
and Abraham Schooner. A wife. erceientiy
PLAYED by pthel valentine, seeks luxury ~
band.
BRoAD--' The Secret" by Henri BernsteinN
adapted by David Belfsco study OF FEM
inine Jealousy. IN which Gabrielle Jaineiot
the heroine, socks 10 destroy psooies happi-
nebs. Frances Starr proves herself an
ant role
FORR EsT-New York Iflppodrome production
Of ''Plnafore." " The most eisboratbiy STAGED
production ~ the Gilbert and sullivan clpssl,
st-oiion ~ The sanore stor,os ~ Mc-sa --,s
Glass, One o. the most oapitaliy amusing
plays OF years, human, appealing 10 ali.
h--.. Il s-houuini escapes from torture
.1rmlngly. IN addition an cxtcucnt uU.
TITLE THEATRE Tho silver BOX So by
John Gslsworthy. a hne moving human
ITO and the faulty ~ anothsrs Excellently
YRiC-"Hlsh links" musical comedy. with
hook by Otto HauerbRoh and music by Ru-
dnlph Friml starring Stella Mayhem, A
rollickinE evenings entertainment fuli OF fun
md song ~ 81.
The Winning o Barbara worth"
lar novel
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SHdoro u isft on orphan at on edriy ace.
Her father q Killed N a cold mine hc has
discovered Hall an hour after iedfniHp
81 the death Of her husband zudOrd's
e,othsr--d tight rope toaHser ,cith a CIR
eis-ts setsed ,Dtth Verti0o, jdlIs ard
e killed.
zudord and the fortune from the niine,
tyhich protos TO Be toorth SEQ. 900, are
We On the guardianship Of Frunk Keene,
9 osrons man, gudore's mothers 6fothssr'
And9rns Rtvino promise oI grsot oenntg.
Dos set hirnssil up as a HtndH mystic ard
e kgosen as Rdssum AN, decsdes q his
as "S eboSss 70 eos ys. o 0SS gossssen co o
ne nerl Of ktn. aud no prevails upon ne
tydrs lon0gr ard say nothing 20 any pre
epopi TIE fortune. R1ssdm. Az seesi az
e9stocie TO MS scheme IN the person. Of
budoru hos taken a Fancy. dnd he com
naqhds tho Dtrl 10 put the fndr oiit Of her
rd 8,orT % CONES sfs s9,t e ask Ha'sa sq,
posdl,' bat zndord irststs that " she oon-
s ,sII SI9''s says ys' HSssan, ass n0R AR "a, s voa
take such stand, f'il compromise Solve
~ vert ttoentD cuses and yoH can ntdrry
~, yaH n single case ana you must
gadora. Hstuo the knoteledgc Gained
from vccffS OF association tUfth hoT Uncle,
unYdvSls a bofJhnO mystery aud iOins her
Hrst ouSc--u case tH tUhtch John Storm "
eobed from being convicted Of q murder
tNsffOdted bu HdSsdnt AK himself
Too ipeeles later a crctod Of Htndus,
efdd IN Oriental costumes, odl upon Has
enm Az and, through their leader, psk
House." They inJ0T1n HIN that thstr re-
Hgfops erercises are interfsrcd tutfh bv
"god Of sleep loho comes qates'y o1id NY
must 90, too F" eTcldinS zpdord.
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THEY went away to get their wraps.
Il Before going downstairs again Zu-
dora fondled for a moment the carrier
pigeon which Storm had given her
recently. John had one for himself
The birds carried messages. Aside
from its practicality it was very ro-
mantle and obviated the necessity of
trusting ones own secrets to the
telephone girls. And Zudora was not
always sure that some one in the
house was not listening when she
telephoned AS Hassam Ali never
entered this room of hers, she was
quite confident that he knew nothing
Of the pigeons.
When they returned to the visitors
they, were greatly astonished to learn
that they were to go blindfolded,
garbed in oriental costume Hassam
Ali objected. Very well, then; the
Hindus declared that they would go
Elsewhere for aid. They made this
decision internationally. Hassam Ali
bent his head to signify that if they
took that attitude he was ready to
submit,
Presently the procession filed out
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Barbara NWorth al Walnut

fa4 Winning of Barbara Worth the
s4smaE|1adan = Harold Ben Wrshrs
napniaz tosel opened at the walnut
~ H=8ht IAs play zoilpuing the
a|ae| Etaa siefsl = Iocated % the We1t
HH5 zsaa Hilh iaaa reelamaflcn and
- leanea "a s. I|taFd Halmez "a sn-
aI4+ rW H7H a1zIaud 1nl Hara4rn
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and was oapably acted. Kathryn Stevens
played Barbara and put into the part
the zest and dash oonventionally asso-
ciated with ,sfar-Western q heroinsa.
Charles E.. slddons' played Abe Lee, the
visionary and Thomas Colmesnil Worth,
Barbaras foster-father. Others in the
cast are Edwin Weaver, Blosser Jen-
nings and Lee d. Ellsworth.
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ion. we were surprised at the Josephine.
Ruby Cutter Savage probably has an
1xcellent voice. only she can't express IT,
She Hats" constantly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08
UNIVERSITY CONCERN TONIGHT

lecture and a concert will be given to-
night under the ausplceBof the University
Extension Society," In Griffith. Hall Pro-
fessor Axson will speak on i'Shakfs-
peares Idealism," and the Flonzaley
Quartet render a program, at Wither-
spoon Hall. .H
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Splendid Cast for
''Lohengrin" Tonight

''Lohengrin," WaBnsrian faYorlts even
among those who do not like or say they
do not understand Wagner. viii be sung
tonight Rt the Metropolitan Opera House
by q brilliant group OF singers General
Manager Gath-Casazza, Of the Metro
poiitan Opera Company. referred to the
opera recently as the most popular Of
the masters works." and asked. Where
can you md q better cast than that
which will present the opera 10 Phila-
dalphia operagoers on Tuesday eve
ninET Where indeedf Mime. Gadsh as
Elsa Is granted supremacy In the part
Mr. UTluss who was heard here as iris
tan. has made q success OF his Lohen.
grin IN New York. and the other stars
are yell known. Arthur Middleton
zemething Of a neweemer. Is to sing the
Herald His press notices credit him
With a voice which filled the New York
house. Other critics say he hiied IL
Nith pleasure,
The cast "a detail ia az follows:
zlslurieh d. Vosier. .-...... HaFyl Ruysdael
l9.flsfin .s.,tt .s-'-'t..' .'ss.t ,ieeqles ufl4f
Efieafs1h ven teiramuHd 4. ts..4 -Q.to uoritz
a., mar stfs ASirsneesf
FIeT Erabantia1he Edle-J1lias Hhyer. Ludwig
berglizlleli ADOLF Fuhrmann. Carl Bil-
Flsr Eaeikhahen--Ioni Cox. Reslna van
usrf Minnie As sensr, Nannl f4reiek
t"Ntast4 fttsttt ttsst s@-lAltA t4Fftt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
MoToecYcLEs ANo BICYCLES.

WANTED Indian or Harley Da-
wilson motorcycle in good condition;
would consider either single or twin II
price Is right. Give full description Of
machine and name price in first letter
Address Q. N. g.. Box 81, care Geor-
gian.
EXCELSIOR SERVICE sTATION, III
Edgewood avenue. We buy, sell and
repair motorcycles. Ivy 6056-J
TWIN INDIAN, used four months, cost
s275; $3.50 cash, 2S7 Edgewood ave-
nue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE M ~
CHANGE ~

MY EQUITY in bungalow; slS ~,
{, rooms q ms. all improvements and furnaas
North Decatur car line; large on
shady corner lot; any proposition 'e evs
sidered. See owner, DAVID Hsvrr con ,
w. DeKalb avenue, corner Hnli g. d
Kirkwood, Ga. ~,
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MUST SELL FsaG W. oew E si5i
home; all conveniences. Opportunity,
Box L. care Georgian
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Garage.
NOTIllE,

THE METAL WELDING COMPANY
has moved their autogeuiouS welding
and decarhouizing plant 10 179 South
Forsyth street Welding OF all metals,
Phone Main 5QlS.
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-. ruToes WUItsl VehIcIes, ELc,
FOR SALE-Percheron mare; weight
200; age years; sound and gentle;
good worker; climatized; black white
star in forehead $3.50 John S. Clark,
Jacksonville, Ga
FOR SALE-One young jenny, good
stock. fine for work or children. B. B.
Posey, 401 Oakland avenue.
WE TEACH all branches necessary for
all State boards Write for particu-
lars and special offer The Southern
Veterinary College, Atlanta. Ga.
FOR SALE-Good surrey and harness;
almost new; at courthouse, Tuesday,
March g.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SPECIAL, HOME FUNDS TO LEND
any amount, per cent Write or
call S. w. Carson, "a South Broad
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ON MORGAN ST, at East Lake. facing
the club grounds and very close to the
clubhouse we have two beautiful lots
for $500 each; half cash.
NJ. HATCH COOK,
sol Fourth National Bank Bldg
Main 4612
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RHODE ISLAND iRSE7bss~Eggers from my
best breeding pens, $3.50 and $500 ].
G. Hutchins, Route Z, Atlanta phone
3124-M
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK

Buff Rocks.
FOR SALE-Six young thoroughbred
Buff Rock hens and one rooster; beau
tiful golden color First check for $40
gets them. Eggs from good winter lay
ers. Barred Rocks, $1,50 for IS; guaran-
teed satisfaction. T. r. Duggan, War
then Ca
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED couple desire three nlceS
Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. all modern conveniences, for l4th,
only good locality considered; references
exchanged D.. Box 9i4 care Geor-
gian
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5000 DAY-OLD CHICKS from

For SAI,F-OUe cock s hens, pure
: C Brown Leghorns: hens all laying;
first check for Sl6 gets them. Also one
9-month old White Holland turkey hen,
a bargain at $250. Mrs Frank Hames,
Route 3, Madison Ga.
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uNFURNtsHED HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED.

THREE unfurnished rooms for house
keeping Address r, Box $50 cart
Georgian
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II LUCILLE AvENUB-Two-story T.
fences. Lot 35x150 feet This prop
erty belongs to a nonresident, and
he has given us orders TO sell. His
best price is $500 We want an Of
fer, and are going to sell See any
salesman.
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BUSINESS SPACE WANTED.

WANTED Small space for repair shoe
shop. prefer South Pryor street or IN
that neighborhood must he reasonable.
Address Cash Box 100. care Georgian
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
W.A.F0STER & RAYMOND ROBSON
FOR RENT.

ENTING AND LOANS.
D AVENUE.
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OWNER wants 10 leave the city and
win sell a new bungalow on the best
part of st. Charles avenue. This is a
real home and can be bought worth the
money See this at once. Mr. Clark,
NJ. 1896. 5l0-5l1-512 Peters Bldg,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOTR-ROOM house and stable, 81, 200;
$l5 month: no cashapayment. River
car line Free pasture. John Carey, 2
Whitehall street.
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK
PouItrY-AII NarIetlea.

H8TCHTNG EGGS, S. per 100, from
prize winning stock; "A varieties;
Orpngtons, Rocks, Langshans, Wyan
dottes Minorcas, Reds, Leghorns; baby
chicks; Rufus Red Belgians. Rex
Farms Millment Pa
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HOTELS WANTED.

WANT TO LEASE small modern ho-
tel. Address J.. O. BOX 81, Fort Val
lev. Ga
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SIX GROOM HOUSE, lot S00x2l0. water,
electric lights. sewer, tile sidewalk
and paved street, beautiful grove, How
ard street. kirkwood. Ga. Address NJ,
Box $50, care Georgian.
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BUSINESS opPoRTuNlTles.

WANTED To communicate with own
er Of merry Eo-ruund, will buy OF run
on commission, have license Box "a
InNma etnn. q
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FOR SALES Sporting and pet dogs. cat
tie sheep, swine, ferrets and rabbits
For Zoe We will mail a handsome de-
scriptive, illustrated catalogue, which
gives full information Of above named
stock with prices. Price list of poultry
and pigeons. c. L, Il. Lands. Dept
Dill Reading Pa
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PERSONAL.
FURNITURE AT A
SACRIFICE

FURNITURE AT A
SACRIFICE.
PRICES cut as never before,
Beds, chiffoniers, rockers and
kitchen furniture, refrigerators,
baby carriages, everything in a
first-class furniture store offered
at prices so far below regular
that You must appreciate the saw
ing, We are going to save you
money, and big money, in this
sale. Get prices where you will,
but see us before you buy. Then
you will realize.
II. A. MARTIN FURNITURE
COMPANY,
70 s. Pryor Street.
Opposite Telephone Exchange.
Out Of the High Rent District.
SEXOID-A marvellous cure for weak
ness in men; restores lost powers
price. 81; money refunded II f fails
Address Or T. Pierce, San Francisco,
Cal.
LADIES. Ask your Druggist for
Chichester's Pills, the Diamond Brand
For % years known as Best, Safest, AL
ways Reliable Buy Of your Druggist
Take no other Chlchester's Diamond
Brand pills are sold by Druggists every
where
PRIVATE TIP-Lsdies! GentIemenl
Read this ad twice II you are look
ing for medicine that ia prompt
positive and sure, Contains no opiates,
absolutely safe and cant fail Hun
dreds Of testimonials Send 81 to- day
in stamps or money order Dr. Parker,
=. Q, Box 522, Atlanta Ga.
CONSUMPTION Whol Where When,
Interesting particulars for all FREE.
Write Marshal Beatty, NJ. D.. Cincin-
natl. O
GET YOUR baby's picture taken FREE
this week al 1864 Whitehall; only one
flight Of stairs over Osborn Drug
store
JOHNSON, have fulfilled all promises
am sticking to the trick: goods will
be delivered in separate packages No
tify S. to stand for anything for a
while Redman
WANTED-You man desires to take
drawing lessons; could only attend
evenings Answer. Box 1872 care Geor-
g1an.
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Eggs-All Varieties.

MISS HENRIETTA HOOKER, South
Hadley, Mass. has eggs for sale from
her famous Buff and Blue Orpingtons.
Illustrated mating list free No stock
for sale
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Wyandottes.

PARTRIDGE WYAND0TTEs@The best
in the South; won blue ribbons in sll
the leading shows Stock and eggs for
sale For prices, write Luther Fields,
r. f. D, No. 1. Lamar. S. c.
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SMALL. HOUSE and lot, Fowler, near
North; S1,100. Address North, care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05

M. L. PETTY, 125 North Pryor stre.,
City and farm land. Southwest Geor.
gia farms a speciality. Phone Ivy 72ss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05

FOR SALE-By owner, store and resi-
dence combined Apply 100 Decatur St
NICE building lot, SO by 1850, one block
from car line in Decatur. l need the
money. Act quickly and you can buy
this lot for $500 cash Address Lot Box
1870 care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05

OTIS & HOLIDAY.
Real Estate. We also handle real sstst.
notes. Is Peachtree st. 4th National
Bank Bldg