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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
ENEsIGnT AND AUTOMOBILE
DRIVERS.

owing to the rapidly increasing
numbers Of automobiles, used for
business as well us pleasure purposes,
every state should require that an
applicants Tor license 10 drive "a
motor vehicle pass an eyosight test.
An railroads and many electric ear
lime companies require such test.
Yet in tho great majority of states.
the prospective driver OF nu outomo-
bile need only affirm Boo his appiica-
uun that be- has no physical coz men
tul inumitios. when one stops ia
consider that railroad engineor
drives over steel tras H. guarded hy
siEnnis uud watohmcu. and over a
route with which ho b. thUrOughly m-
milnr, whereas the autoist drives
over amy road ho chooses NOT pro-
tcrtod Dag lights ana signals and IN
SOME eases truvcllug almost as rapid
b as o. locomotive lt IS plainly Inn
peiauyo that he possesses as good sigh'
SAYS the Iournli ~ the Amer.
lean Medical Association, n one
eye s highly defective the field o'
vision H greatly impaired and th'
driver lesa abb, o. manauycr his cai
Iu an cmsrssupN Paris Mmbch and
other European cities have seen th'
u,aoaslty cot tn examination of the
cy,s OF al aAi-drNors and are stricI
boz the enforcement ot this protective
measure. % s more than likely tina
defective vision s next in order col
Frequency iu the oNerusc OF alco
hoiIr duubt as cause OF AUTOMOBILE
a.ldsutf ~, .lu ANA should. pro
tert pedestrians and drivers of Ne
hiocs from injury to much sreatc
eaieut than we do. Each applican
tor license 10 drito motor vohici'
should be required Co give satisfactor'
proof Ok At least moderately gool
vision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

very few of any nd--Colioctons
were good and general consorva-
tsm prevailed which laid a splendid
foundation for the advance which 10
following tho rcadluatmcnt Of bus.-
shapo To- meet the Increased demands
of buauefs aa o. result Of going slow
through the slack period. Co put u
briefly This man ia right boz touch
with th, food supply he knows what
is doing n iha. end Of business which
comes homo Co every one of us. 80
Says we are on the up-pradc. and
ther, H uo d,aeouuung the state
mrnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
JONES 70
u ROPE A GORILLA
Well known Tiainsman and taunal
Naturalist "a Invade Wiiis of
AfriCa and Capture King at
Sinilans.

Roswell ~ NJ. Jan. 23.-Buffal0
Jones. with four expert ropers VIII
sail the 7th Of next month from
New York for the wiids Of Africa TO
capture live gorilla and bring Il
back alive 10 this country 20 claim
the standing reward of $4,000 be-
ing offered Tie will also bring
back, he snys. 500 native wild ami
mails from South Africa.
This IL not the first trip into Dark
Africa that Buffalo Jones has made.
Buffalo Jones Is an old-timcr 81
the valley. There Is hardly q man,
woman or child in this section who
have been here any length of tim"
who does not know him. Last time
he was In Africa HUSTLER Loveless ~
Roswell was with him as an expert
roper.
while he Is gone. " . Dunlap
viii have charge Of the herd ~ huf-
falo. the largest IN the world. and
the big herd 81 imported Persian
sheep ~ MIR Jones These herds are
near Portaies.
Mr. Jones n now IN New York Tie
win be Joined there by his three Top
crs The chief roper will be Am
brosla Means Of portalos Tie ~
claimed 90 be one Of the hest experts
IN roping lH the country, and u win
be up 90 him 10 rope a gorilla
pr. j. ". Jenkins. live stock in
spector. win leave Tor Portaies to-
morrow morning to inspect eight
COW ponies which were bought up
around fabian. and which Will be
shipped 10 New York and be taken
over into the jungles OF South
Africa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Capital VIII come TO recognize
that New Mexico has Resources TINT
can be developed wholesale. a H.
not at All necessary that their con-
version into utilities be undertaken
Within the state. OF course manu-
faoturers would help immensely Ia
drawing skilled labor, but the raw
article ~ In such quantity as To IN
sure the retention 0f a great deal
OF help m the development Of tho
states industries
The past year has disclosed a
greater activity than ever Ia min
Ing. Everything 81 mineral ma
ture ana OF commercial value Is In
great abundance These " worked
10 the limit would double the popu-
latlon.
n is the belief Of many that az
soon az the Phelps Dodge people be-
sin operations the output Of copper
viii equal that OF the famous Chinu
Copper company which ~ adding
immensely 10 New McxicO'r reputa
ton as large producer OF that
metal.
The output ~ silver from New
Mexico from the many indications
81 lts presence In the state made 4
rival az one time az Colorado.
There are Just az good fields and
probably more Of them than In tho
adjoining state. A. for gold. tho
same statement can be made 10th
gold and silver mines are numerous
in New Mexico.
Persistent federation Of the fact
viii make many take this view.
Cynnlding ana concentration OF iha
ores WIN BE- certain 20 draw capital.
These very good things may Do
The least Of New Mexico'a values.
Coal ~ understood 10 be- ln nhund
nnce bat others thnn that article
may draw attention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Progress at New Mexico State Experiment Station
oacc Experiment STATIONS

Changes In the staff of the New
Mexico station were again numerous
during the year. among the more i'm
purtant being the advancement OF H..
3 Hammond TO the hcadahip of the
department OF botany In succession
Ia r.. O. Wooton, and the resignation
of j. A. suuires. In charge of the de-
purtment uf agronomy. who was sue
ceodcd by y. 4. Hnmbcrt OF the
Maine station. General improve
mcnt was made In the station equip
menL particularly for conducting the
Investigations In nutrition and irriga-
ton,
The Adams FUND projects Of the
station were continued along the
lines previously Indicated. The study
81 the relations OF soil water and
crop irrigation was iatertered with
by untoward weather conditions,
which made Il necessary 60 recon
atruct most of the plats on which the
experiment. were in progress and To
begin part OF the work anew. A part
of the distribution system ON the Elk
pertinent area WAS changed by the
installation of corrugated iron fumes
90 Increase efficiency Ia handlins the
water.
Ia connection with the lnyestiga-
lions on the flow Of water through
submerged orlfces % reinforced con-
cretc reservoir and G-luch vertical
pump with a 22-horse power engine
were installed Tor use la supplying
water FOR tbs experiments. cOnsid-
cradle time was spent IN celebrating
apparatus and In checking h hy
measurements uf the water In the
reservoir By means OF the new and
moro efficient installation il was pos
sible 90 check the measurements
more readily and accurately than
heretofore, az not only the rate Of
pumping the water but the capacity
of the reservoir also was known
Progress was made ia working out
the formula Tor calculating the actual
flow which involved making table
~ contraction constants for each Of
fectne head and on each opening of
he oriflee
A new project ON cereal breedina
was entered upon. special appHratui
gor thrashing and cleaning the hnr'
vested material was provided This
work Included study OF mass selec'
tion az compared with puro-line Be-
lection
The grape crown-g gall investigation
were completed ana the results pre-
pared Tor publication The study oI
thief allure Of potatoes 10 set tubcri
satisfactorily was continued In th'
neid and In the greenhouse, mainl,
With reference 90 the effect 81 tenn
perature and humidity conditions
The artificial raising Of humidity a.,
not increase tuher formation The
plant breeding work with the Next
can chill progressed quite satlsfaclor
49,, but trouble was again experienced
with severe attack 81 hlight cauH
Ing the death ct mnny plants and 10
some instances nearly desiroyinl
whole strains In the experiment
heueflcial effect uf the attack seem
sd 90 be- Indicated hy the almost per.
feet resistance Of some OF th'
plants 20 the disease work on IA,
Identification ana He history of the
organism causing this disease WA
taken up toward the close II the year
ana experiments were made Will
reference 10 To- Transmission through
the seed, The sladies 81 the cpdlna
moth were actively pursued ana fur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
n - IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs
- ~ ny YoNsoN
ny YoN YoNsON

Ions OF this kind are always revoked
sooner or later
D.
THE PANAMA Canal zone h. ro-
INK to have an multiplying law.
Apropos 81 the Cucacamruchchu
Glide. az We believe they call Il, why
not an anti-siipping iaw2
D
DEAN JONES says no tangoos
goes at the Yale prom Little ad-
vcrtising Tor Denr ola Yale.
o.
orr CIioLERIC friend John
Bun with twelve months Of arson,
dynamite, hu9ger strikes, mail-box
cumming and other diversions ahead
of him isn't making any Prosperity
Talks for Nineteen Fourteen.
o.
81 An NOT trying to e,ade any
thing" says the governor, nor
Shopping to subterfugc am not
playing politics In that sense" one
might inquire. In what sense. then
be- our worthy executive playing these
polltlcs7
O.
THE GOVERNOR said IN Santa
BE that the people would find some
OF the loudest comploiners 90 De tax
dodgers There really Isn't bit OF
logical connection but every time we
hear the Gov. say tax .dOdgcr we
somehow think 81 what tho san MI
puel district attorney said about an
eminent stockman who hastily came
across with his taxes in the cOndado
de Guadalupe.
or COURSE there are some per-
sons who viii only reluctantly admit
that we are going To nave new shops
after the smoke has commenced
coming out the chimneys.
D.
1T SEEMS that some one punched
the Hon. speaker.
O.
SENATOR Catron evidently seems
| To- think wen have prosperity IN
spite OF the durn Democrats.
O.
SOME TIMES we wonder n thos,
onterprislnR silver CITY boosters
didn't get up that parcel post i'm
broglio just Co land the advertising
| u
WE DON'T have near as much
climate. for instance, as the Great
Lakes. or Scabright. n j.; but of
quality we rather guess we have
them cxcoriated.
D.
METHGNI<s the Gov. doth profess
too much.
| O.
EVERYBODY Is wicked polltl
lcian but Me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
HOWss THIs9

We offer ono Hundred Dollars RE-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
n. j. CHENEY a co. Toledo O.
We, the undersigned, have known
". J. Cheney for the last = years. and
believe him perfectly honorable IN al
business transactions ana financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE..
Toledo. Ohio.
Halve Catarrh Cure ~ taken inter.
nally, aciing directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
Testimonials sent free. Price as
cents per bottle, sofa BY an Drug
rigla.
Take IIalrs Family Pills for consil.
lhNph
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Their data regarding the life history
az the pest were obtained. Tho re-
suits suggested more efficient meth
ODDS FOR the control Of the different
broods which were tested co-opora-
lively in several orchards near the
station.
The Investigation on the nutritive
effect Of important feeds for the pro-
duction OF beef with range steers was
continued az originally outlined.
Calves and 3-ycar-old steers were
used Ia l2O-day feeding experiments
with alfalfa hay During the feeding
period the digestihility Of the ration
was determined, and after the close
81 the test the steers were slaugh-
tered 10 determine the percentage OF
dressed carcass In each case. The
carcasses were also Judged as To quail
ity OF beef and sample cuts were
analysed for moisture, nitrogen and
fat.
Under the Hatch fund the work In
agr0nomy consisted of variety testink
Of wheat, oats, barley rye. make and
10 some extent alfalfa, the work be-
ing In continuation Of that previously
begun. Rotation experiments were
continued and attention was given TO
different phases OF alfalfa growing.
including tests of seeding. amount Of
seed per acre. cultural methods. and
similar work The results seem a.
indicate that seeding the latter part
OF January or the nrst OF February
gave the best results, In addition,
studies were begun 10 determine the
cost " growing the different crops
cultivated nt the station.
The horticulture carried on o
large amount OF work, Including cul-
ture experiments with Denls onion
on which a bulletin was Issued. and
breeding experiments begun for the
Improvement of different strains tx
periments were also conducted Ia cel-
cry growing and launching, plantiug
of cabbage ana beams on different
dates, AID caasnya culture. orchard
work Of various kinds with peaches,
pears. apples and erapoa was in
progress ana experiments on snudg-
Ink orchards at the station were un-
dertakcn, The peaches nj the station
were found 90 Withstand q tempera
ture az low as &c degrees Fnhren-
hclt, ana under the conditions the
danger period was between and
O.. M. la addition TO this work teats
were made 81 grhitlnR apple on pear
stock as a means OF conbating th'
root hphis.
In animal hushandry the work con
sisted principally ~ "a test 81 diner
ont grains for feeding dairy COWS and
OF feeding experiments with diner.
cnt breeds at pigs 10 determine the
feeding value OF soaked and ground
small grains. OF wheat and barley
and Of SKINNED milk added 10 q
eraln ration The comparison Ut the
hard and bacon type of hogs for ioca
conditions was continued ana a stud,
was made Of the use OF concentrated
ration in this connection
The botanist ondoayorcd Ga aacer'
tain the extent within the state and
The economic Importance 81 pear
blght, chlorosla, cotton root rot, TO-
matO wili bean rust. early blight OF
the potato, crown gail Of the grape
ulfnlia-loaf spot, cereal trusts and
SHUTS. and various mildcws. Atlen'
ton was also given a. an ergOt 81
foxlali which appeared In the violn'
Iity
Tho entomological work of the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Then and Now.
When Shakespeare wrote. THE plays
tho lhing."
Dramatic ava was all tle go.
Bui writer's nowadays mus, sing
The praises OF the picture show.
youngstown Telegram.
whom Shakespeare wrote. The play 3
the thing."
Producers were not won't 10 Nex
The public taste by Offering
These putrld travcsties ~ Sex.
Peoria Journal
When Biu. deceased. got on that junk
That "Plnya the ThinR" between
uct spiel
He'd never seen nn awful punk
Time worn and raggcd-cdgod
Camille"
q
IT a NEW YORK woman routed
some gunner with q broom, what
could she not do with e rolling pin
Ct
THE EXPERIENCE Of the Pole
who swallowed pearls for pills shows
that Cleopatra wasted time in dissulv-
Ing hers.
D
The Cynic.
Water iced with slivcrs'
Gracious hear u blow.
House chock fun of shlvers--
Gas is burning low.
Cook In kitchen grumbling,
Wihe In distress;
Frozen pipes are rumbling-
Nice old season, yesr
w. n. Rose, Ia Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
And the poor NUT, never had sense
enough Go come 10 New Mexico.
d
JUDD LEWIS explains the fact that
tho Eskimos have one more Joint IN
their backbones than we on the prin'
ciplo that they need ~ 70 get up on
moro cold mornings thun We do
o
At THIS distance. the story Of the
man who held up the pullman car
near Chicago sounds very humorous
IT'S an In the point 81 View. We
doubt " tho gentlemen IN the bcrth'
can sec the point even now.
~
THE SECRETARY Of Labor be-
iicvcs subjccting aliens to the 4. $
army physical test viii solve the
problem and stem the flood We fat
90 see how an undosirnb., - any tho
less undesirable " he " husy one
D
THEY ARE going 20 have another
one at those deciding battles" THU
time at Torreon. In Mexico dccis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
A BARNARD FABLE
From the Aztec Index.

There was once upon Time
Farmer who lived IN Fruit and
Alfalfa country. ON every Hand
there were Crops of ala kinds TO
Burn The Farmer rulsed Potatoes.
Corn Wheat Alfalfa, Hogs. Cattle.
Fowls of various sorts and his Wife
made butter bus ie could not sell
Anything but Eggs az the Town
Hcurhy. Ana then ne had 90 Trade
u out which was al riqht only he
needed % Piece 81 Change once IN
While 90 pas Taxes. interest. Tifo
Insurance. ana Mother and the
Girls about oroc Year asked for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

the Price OF o few Christmas Olfts.
~ everybody were DuckiuE their
Nuts for Arizona the Farmer wuf
wondering which why 20 turn next
A creamery ana packing Plant start
cd up in a nearby town and Saved
his Bacon.
Moral No market FOR Farmer. no
money; no money for Farmer. cy-
crybody Broke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Notice IL hereby given that the un-
dorslgnod assignee of J. NJ Gouch
win adjust and allow demands against
the estate and effects % the said ..
VI. Gooch aaHignor. on the eth day
81 February, 1914. az eos South First
street. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
JAMES G. SKINNER.
Assignee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Last year the Ercat American
people drank i0.O0Oooo gallons OF
whiskry smoked 1850, 800 900 cigars
and S.ii1,00o.00o cigarettes Ia slx
munths. our national jag is getting
60 be one of the seven wonders Of
the world.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Geese ana ducks are eating up the
wheat crop Ia oregon. We are likely
10 lose some of cur valued residents
in Albuquerque. n IL hard tor a man
with the shotgun bug TO stay away
from place whore they ny In
clouds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

The New Mexico station made sub
stantiai progress in its lines Of expcr-
lmcntation. and SO far as he FUNDS
permitted In the general improve
mcnt 81 It's equipment The station
work is gradually becoming better
sysiematiged and In increasing in
amount and In grade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

The whole push 60 to hell together"
year Included systematic worK and
various Investigations on the life his
tory and habits of Injurious and benz
chciai insects. Among the insects
studied were the grape leaf hopper
onion "Trip. alfalfe thrip: now
beetle pest OF cantaloupes. ny, three
lepidopterOus, and three coloopteruus
pests injecting cacti. parasites Of VAR
lOus larvae Of Lepidopteru. a SCiarid
and aphid-iufesting loco; cornwOrm;
a Bostrychid borcr Ia mesquite, mos
quitocs; meal moths ana beetles, and
the beneficial ground beetles and COO
cinelllds
Tho chemist in cooperation with
the United states geological survey,
studied the composition OF the soils
and waters ~ the Tularosa basin
This study included the complete
analyses Of ~ streams. 80 springs.
and surface bodies 81 water. together
with the analyses of from $50 90 500
samples from wells located In differ
ont parts OF the basin seventy three
samples Of soil were examined to
determine the amount aud character
of the nlkalL including the salts of
lime, mngnosia and soda in this
work an effort was made go deter
mine tho combinations that exist be-
tween the acid and basic radicals that
constitute the salts. bulletin on
the composition OF some New Mexico
waters with a DISCUSSION of their ilt-
ness for Irrigation ANA domestic pur-
poses, was completed during the year
Tho publication received from this
station during the year were as fol-
lows. bulletins 20. Peach Expert
menta 1a0g-1PtO. 81, Tests OF Gem
trifugal Pumps; as. Cacti in New
Mexico. ~. Alfalfa and Corn FOR Fat
toninE Lambs 80, A study Of the
Carbohydrates in the Pnckly Pear
and It's Fruits; 81. The Grasses and
Grasslike Plants of New Mexico. 50.
Growing Denia Onion Seed; and the
Annual Report for 1911.
The income OF the station during
the past fiscal year was as follows.
United states npproprie-
tion. Hatch act...... 5,OOO.Vu
United States apprOpria-
ton Adams act .s...... 100000
Farm products .,........ i,S05.Si
Fees ......ss.,.....ss SHe'f-
Balance from previous year i.16s. II
Tr,al .s........,......t Sa.A-H.bl
The New Mexico station made sub
stantlni progress In its lines Of expcr.
lmcntation. and SO far uH he funds
/ permitted IN the general improve
| mont 81 ta continent Tho station
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Why does anybody go Co the North
Pole VIXEN he can stay in New York
and freeze To- dcathg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Phone 3, Red Barn. aii w. Copper
for firEt-clasa hacks ana carriages.
W. l.. Trimble A Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

u might be- wen 10 complete tho
tests of Alaskan coal before building
those federal railways
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

There Be- one good thing about
Governor Blease, Thought hc doesn't
compare himself with Lincoln.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

Mr., BUSINESS NAN:
We have a free Employment Depart
meut, where you can secure the very
best experienced s'euogra piers, book
keepers, typists for all makes Of ma
chimes either for permanent or tempo
raTy work
Remington Typewriter Company.
Employment Department
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
OEEICES EOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.
GARAGES FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Large garage; corner Ju-
niper and Eleventh; reasonable. Ivy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
MONEY TO LOAN

CAN PLACE S., 900 ON CITY
REAL ESTATE AT s PER
CENT WHERE IT WILL BE
SAFE. ATLANTA REALTY.
LOAN AND CONSTRUCTION
CO, IVY 1926.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
UNFINISHED HOUSES WANTED

WANTED~Gf once, in West sfE End, fin3e
five CT six room house; worth the
money. East Point p. o. Box 202 or
phone Bell East Point 228-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
M EDICAI

LADIES delayed or irregular,
use Triumph Pills. Always depend
abe. Relief" and particulars free.
Write National Medical Institute, MIL
waukee. Wis.
DR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy, .ennyroyaI
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re.
liable treatment for painful aud sup
pressed msnstruation, Irregularities and
similar distractions Trial box py mail.
Soc. Frank Edmondson & Bro, manu-
featuring chemists. IL North Broad St,
Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

CAN ACCOMMODATE congenial cou-
pie or two or three young ladies or
men. Good cooking. III Washington
$500 a
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NANTED-An experienced young lady
stcnographer desires a position az
once; willing 10 begin at moderate sal
airy. Call Ivy 1871.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

YOUNG LADY wants position as stenog
rapher Reasonable salary TO begin.
Cali West 1891
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
HOTELS WANTED,

WANTED-To lease furnished hotel;
must De modern and in live town.
Address Box 598. Carrollton, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WILL give use of new piano to parties
without children for vacant room to
store furniture. Address Couple, care
Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
PERSONAL
THE ONLY PART0P

IN THE CITY THAT GTVro ~
ATTENTION TO MANICTPTSGI' TEAL Az
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE" CAN1rr "A
BJILDING MANICURING PlRf93fp5sst
LA VALERIE BEAUTTFTFR a -
that gives natural bloom to ~. 'ouss
pleXion: Sold practically by ever .,9 S Som
g1st. Price 25c Mail or6ers U sHst,
promptly. Address Lavaliiers T iaIee
Company, Charleston, S. c. 'O'iet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

IF YOU need money and you have good
valuables. call at So Decatur street
and we will charge you a low rate OF
| interest