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THE ATLANTA HEOKCilAN AND M^Wb. TLKAUAk. MAlU.il U l»Ji. ISOCIET W srt* tII / sm*- Ha 1 I Mrs. George C. Ball, Editor. ■mw jm. Charlotte Stewart, \ Selene Armstrong,/ And Womans Interests j| SPEEDING TO DREAMLAND TOWN. There** a touring car on four small wheels. It Is going to Dreamland Town. The chauffeur mild is your mother, child. By h«y side you must cuddle down. You must close your eyes; there’ll Widen dust On the road to Dreamland Town. The sand men ride and glide aside, Policemen, they In brown. We are going fast In our touring ear; We are neurlmc Dreamland Town; And the hand you feel will turn the wheel And run the bogles down. Late Maurice Grau, Impressarie, ahd Soms of His Greatest Stars A speed law. denr, for nur Idg, Idg car- We iiri- entering Dreamland Town: And the little wheels 'Heath your tiny heel. Ar. .lowly running down. —Walter Beverley Crane. INFORMAL TEA. Mr». J. G. Earnest will entertain a few friend, at an Informal tea Wednes day afternoon at her home, on Junlfer street. In compliment to Mr.. John lllne, of lllrtnlnirhain. who l» here on a Vlall to her mother, Mr.. Samuel Scott. DANCE AT SEGADLO'S. The chaperone for the ilnnre which will he given Wednesday evening «t Regadlo's for Min. Kitty Htulddefteid and Mrs. McGee are: Mr. and MU. Will. Pope, Judge and Mr.. Nn.h R. Broyles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. King. Mr. and Jlr». John Maddox. Jr., und Mrs. l.uelen J. Harris. THE SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB OF DECATUR. The mo.t attrartlve club among the young gentlemen and ladle, of Iteeatur la the Saturday Night Club. The llrst of Ita entertalnmenta wan given on last Saturday night at the Decatur Hotel. Wurm'a orchestra fuml.hcd the music. To Its Inspiring strains the ladles and gentlemen present, entered the .ball rnnnt In th*» fullowlmr order: room In the following order: Mist Ruth Harry with Mr. Paul Vnse. Miss Katherine Cox with Mr. C. M. Ramspeck. Mias Rosa Mllledge xylth Mr. Roy Mayson. Miss Alice Wilburn with Mr. Donald Donnldson. Miss Clio Mold, with Mr. Curtis Thompson. Miss Clara Foraker with Dr. H. It Jewett. Jr.. Miss Edna Cooper with Mr. K. W. Rathspeck. Miss Charlotte Pinckney with Mr. Percy Huger. Mlsa Kllz.i Tfottp with Mr. R. H. Mllledge. Miss Majhrle Van Wyck with Mr. H. D. Capers, Mr. George R. Jones. Dr. John H. Gross. Jr. The gowns worn by the young Indies wera noticeable for their elcgunl sim plicity. During the service of delicious re freshments. the annual election of if- ncers of the club was held. Mr. F.rnest tv. Ramspeck was unanimously elected president of the club and Mr. Paul Vose treasurer. The club will give sev eral entertainments during the Bum mer. Maurice Orau. tha impresario, who died In France, and Mesdemes Patti, Melba. Calve, Eamea, Nordics and Bernhardt, acme of tha artistei ha introduced to. American audiences. The THE COOKING SCHOOL 18 A GREAT SUCCESS. Morning bridge has given way to the cooking-school, and In answer to an In- jqulry for news, the society editor henrs | n„n—together w 'only: "I don't know about liny parlies. tllru of t)1( , I Pm busy with the cooking school." The [ class Is constantly growing. Ilie la- • dies who attended Monday having told ! their friends of the Interest and value 1 of the tjrst lecture. <Jn Tuesday morning over 300 w omen (Were present. The menu was especially Interesting und Included hot rolls, ; breadstlcks, chicken croquettes, duch ess soup an»l tlmhals. Recipes were ' given for each of these delicacies, and . the members of the class had not only . the opportunity of seeing the propor tions properly mixed by the teacher, Mrs. Stevens, hut of seeing how each should he cooked A complete gas , rjuum lU one of the equipment i up-tn-dat ’ Miss Gladys Sneok Interviewed Tho New Y*»rk Globe of recent date ha* the follow InK Interesting Interview till ,MIim (SludyH Bnook—Gladya linn* Ith ii very pretty pic* turo of the at tractive young Atlanta Kill who 1m* Just made her dramatic dehut In “The Spoilers.*' The Globe h«*ltVH elusive nuently (Kit mil.. I- kitchen, and It I . n valuable h***«»n to so* Mrs*. Hlevens* use and mnnniirment "f the ramie. Tin* nn-tiN-N given hr Mr*. Btevetin Vert- h** f »U *\vh; llot ittiiH nne rap milk. 1 cup hot water. 1 t«t»|pM»oon butter, l t.ihh*- e|K>on lord. 1 tablespoon nugltr, 1 too- *p ion milt, n«ur for -t ifT dough. Duch«s»s ■\Hotip Two t ups* chicken ! I Mock. 1 Mice carrot. 1 Mice onion, 1 I hi«d«* of mace, 2 tubl« 2 t«b|. Hpo.>n« Hour, 2 cuj grated checre. Chicken Kronie>kl«*^ iT»fb* chopped chicken and inuxlir cup white mi we: season with ealt breakupt bacon and liatti-r. rpon the c|.»*e of ii morning’s ture there Is time for the Inspect lot the various Httinctlv.* booth*. which the features «»f the hoiH«*kc«*pei-‘ pbsltlon. At then- Ml* h dellCHclcM chocolate, roll*. biscuit and fr****li c * try butter, breakfast foods with ere Ice cream and cakes are served free «»f I charge. After l-‘ u'cloek the Turn ; saj Vereln hall Is open to the public, and I on even those w ho are not ito rnlH is of the sin cooking class ate cordially ln\lt«d to i«i come up and s.t the attractions of tin tia various booths. i bn thing In stag* young persons who so fie ri an opulent and happy i» uncertain gl.nuor of the footlights, has been found at hist! She can sit for half tin hour and talk of her woik without once saying that she Is in love with Iter art.” Neither does she feel the "stage calling her." He name Is Gladvs Hpook, or rather was before She left Atlanta. «•»., where her family Is one of the wealthiest and best known In the state. It Is now Hanson she retained the Gladys. Miss Snook Is now In the third week of her stage career, playing the part of the countess in "The Spoilers” at the New York the ater. looking down from the height* • >f her long experience, she tohl a Globe leporter. win. Interviewed her In the pallor of her boarding bouse In Kant Tweiitv-tje.ond street yesterday after- noon, that she hud found tt all "very linen-ting, very hard work, and wry ills* f«r£>ok Is of medium height, II rounded figure, dark skill mid hair, land stately In her bearing. Her fea- VtfitjturvH ate clean-cut and regular. • *uld place tolde that adl\e ami t noticeable thing about her Is he J ' deep-set eyes, which ate as blue ■ J urn* sky. A mere man .| In r age at about 23 and f she Is altogether a very ai kitiK girl. She says she started e the footlights at the tender *•.. while at school, playing the the prince In a production of nnysc That | In befo age or K 1 but don’t worry—I do not expect to try It for several long years. 1 told Mr. Frohtnan of my unibit tons when In* engaged me, and you ought to have heard him laugh. I guess he must have heard It somewhere before. "After 1 nuca got Into work at home I didn't want to do anything else. And 1 had plenty of opportunities. Kvery amateur production that, was given always found tne In the cast. The peo ple nhvuvs »utne*to me. because they knew I would help them out, and I al ways Jumped at the chance. Natural ly. it was not long before l wanted to g«• «»n the stage. You may la* sure there was a terrible time. Father and moth er said ‘Never,’ my older sisters were M-atulallxed, and my brother raved. He was the worst of all. You.know*, I am the youngest child, ‘the kid,' they call "Well, 1 saw It was no use for a w Idle, and so 1 Just waited. Then 1 tried It again, but they had not changed their miiuts any more than 1 had. It was pretty hard, but I knew that 1 would never be happy until I had tried It, so, without their knowledge. 1 got a |H»sltlon Ui Gordon Institute ns a teach er of elocution, and earned enough to come to New York. Armed with sev eral letters t.f Introduction. I arrived In town last month. Mr. Fr<»liman was \ery lovely, lie gave me an oppor tunity to play the maid In ’The Spoil ers.’ it wasn’t much, but I tealUcd that I must start at the bottom. I Joined the company at Syracuse three weeks ago. Then what should hup|H*n but Miss Kelly, who played the count- ess, should be taken sick and have to leave the company. I was given her Ml* she. with drawl. beginning • f tin delightful little ml I have be, n at are.I in luind fter that, even tbdng Shah' Is now understudying both the leading female parts and working very hard. She says that she "Is one of those persons who is n«»l afraid of work,” and looks it. She tuny have a lot of dlsalluslonlng ahead of her. hut she is not worrying about that either. f at i-f Shah* >p, l t.B Pi * I had heard a great deal.” say* she, | "about what 1 should sc* ‘behind.* hut I have been treated throughout with the utmost eouitesv and consideration. ’Just is much so as If I was In one of our own drawing rooms at home." .Sh, inot the. greatest !,•■»**,o» she has learned J* that actors are philosophers. the theftt she, "fu.iy expecting to tuber of the cnmiwiny deep of the blues. I was pre- the part of the good angel ll power to cheer them up. ml the whole gathered to ut th» i* leading the papers am! guvntg the life out .o each otner." This "guy* mg" Hii> with one exception the only bit of human slang our heiress-net res* ho slip. When she wax asked If she In- tended to stl.-k to the stage she replied with tine sc . n. "Do I look like a quit- t Hall! PACTS SELL DIAMONDS. , We want to provi will enjoy wrating i price* an* right, t her family have now- re, on, II*,I to her step, not at all the "no •” km.I "stllll, I am •bled, ‘that father t i. Would be back a , tuple of weeks And How. .'••ii tliink ’ From his tetters e that he I* a bit ptoud of me little success. Jum like a f«- HI8T0RY CLA88. A meeting of the Nineteenth Ceir- tury Class will be held Wednesday aft ernoon. March 20. at 3:30 o'clock, ut the home of Mrs. F. II. urme, 7o North Forsyth street. Increasing The demand' is constantly in creasing for Flavoring Extracts Vanin* Lemon Orango Ross. Me. This is accounted for by the fact that Dr. Price's flavors are just as represented—true to nature, made from the finest fruits, of delicate taste, and of the greatest strength attainable MI88 CAMPBELL TO BE 8P0N80R FOR CRUI8ER. Miss Mary Campbell, the attractive young daughter of Mr. and Mm. E. K. Campbell, of Birmingham, lian been selected by Mftyor Ward, of that city, as sponsor for the scout cruiser Birm ingham. 'which will be chrlntened at an early date. Miss Campbell Is at present a student at Woman's College. Baltimore, and bus not yet made her social debut. ANNIVER8ARY OF U. D. C. IN NEW YORK CITY. Saturday In New York tho members of the New York chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, cele brated, with much eclat, the tenth an niversary of their organisation. Mrs. James Henry Parker, president of the chapter, has many friends In this sec tion of the Bouth, And the membership Includes the names of many prominent Southern women now living In New York, who have a wide acquaintance ship In Atlanta. The entertainment of tho New York chapter. United Daughters of the Con federacy, took place at Hotel Astor. The committee In charge of the re ception Included, besides Mrs. Parker, Mesdames Paulino DuBose, first vice president;* R. W. Jones, second vice president; Leroy Broun, registrar; W. H. Klein, recording secretary; C. Myles CQlller, historian, and T. Avery Lamb, treasurer. The large boll room, where the ceptlon was given, was decorated with Confederate and* American flaffk. also red and white flowers, emblematic of the colors chosen by the society. In addition to nearly all of the six hundred and fifty members of the chap ter, there were present many visitors prominently connected with the South ern colony there. Those specially Invited Included Ad miral and Mrs. Joseph Ooghlan, Gen eral and Mrs. Frederick Grant, Mesdames Donald McLean and Robert McKee. Music was furnished by mem bers of the Twelfth regiment band and vocal solos by three young women. The success of tho entertainment was de servedly attributed largely to the ef forts of Mrs. Clara Kyle Crank, chair man of that committee. Refreshments were served and dainty souvenirs pre sented each member and visitor. Assisting at the tea table were: Mesdames Patrick CAlhoun. T. Darting- ton Semple, Edward Connelly, If. B. Lindsay, Peter IS. Nicholson. R. Mo- mand, E. H. Edwards, W. M. Lawton, Percy K. D. Malcolm, John H. Judge, Bedell Porker. K. T.- Armstrong. F. L. Lane, James W. Osborne and .Miss I^el- !a Btcele. CHILDREN >EETHINC Mrs. Winslow’s ^t^y’ykahS SooIhlnE Sjrap ™ WI1IL1 TEETHING WITH 1 nr. UD31", AliliAl* AIbIb I AI l-l llr.~ WIND COLIC, and is the BUST IlKMKlC FOR DlABIttliKA. N*id by druggists Id every part of the world. Twenty-five Cents a Dottle. (■unr.xntrsil under the Pure Food and Drue art. June 30, 1300. Serial num ber 1000. HOTEL MAJESTIC <S] TII0H01 Mill *ltl|>r Ph RAI I’M Vf N LANDINCHAM W PEACHTREE ie ST OPPOSITE ft'. CAPITAL CITY •jA CLUB t ' m ATLANTA J f* m -lie Furniture and Household Goods . AT Vl-IH.I tt this »*t remark- ! •» slag and' EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Diamond Importers. 37 Whitehall Street. 20 S. Pryor Street Ua I I eel t h-.l I ti. ts» l*>’i buck *U.” und 1 have that EVESY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. A- BERNARD, Auctioneer The board of mmnacers of the All to Chapter of tha Daughters of the Ainertcan Revolution and members who are- Interested In the-approaching bn- saar are.urged to atUnd an Important meeting Wednesday morning at U o'clock at the home of lire. A. McD. Wilson. 410 Peachtree street. Business appertaining to- the bsaaar will be transacted. UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB. An occasion of universal Interest In Jacksonville will be the concert to be given on the evening of ApHI t. by the Olee Club of the University of Osorgta. which Is situated at the charffitng old town of Athens, says The Jacksonville (Fla.) Metropolis. The occasion of this deep Interest Is that the university Is the Alma Mater of a number of Jacksonville men, some of them being members of prominent Florida families, and some having come to the city from other states, but all bearing the Imprint of tbs culture and training Qf this prominent Southern seat of learning. The alee Club win give concerts Ht Macon, Atlanta. Bavannah and Jack sonville. where they will appear at the Duval theater. A Hat of prominent women have been requested to act as patronesses and will hold a meeting very shortly to deci le upon some social feature for the occa sion of the visit of these young gentle men. Dr. Boggs, pastor of tha First Pres byterian churc-li In this city, was a for iner president of the Institution, and the alumni residing here Include Hon. John Earl Hartrldge, Mr. Cecil Wil cox, Mr. C. a. Strickland, Mr. W. A. Hallowee, Jr., ‘Mr. Julian Hartrldge. Mr. Frank Dancy, Mr. William A. Dan iel, Jr., Mr. John Earl Hartrldge. Jr., Mr. Lucian Boggs. Mr. H. L. Coving ton and Mr. Overton Groover. The alumni will occupy boxes at file concert and are deeply Interested In the coming event. Among the prominent women will act as patronesses ure: Mrs. Cecil Wlileox, Mrs. J. S. Coles, Jr.. Mrs, Edwin O. Weed, Mm. J. P. Taliaferro, Mrs. Raymond Cay, Mrs. Cay McCall. Mrs. J. D. Holmes and Mrs. John K Hartrldge. RUMMAGE SALE. The guild of the First Methodist church will conduct a rummage sale next Haturday At 111 Marlettn street. All contributions should be sent to 113 Marietta street on Friday, when ladlee of the guild will be there to receive them. Men's, women's anil children's lothlng Is desired, and all contribu tions will be gratefully received. MEETING OF JENIFER HIVE. The committees sf Jenifer hive. No. 7, Ladles of the Maccabees, are urged to be present at a committee meeting to be held at the residence of Mrs. J. Brown, 135 Plum etreet. Wednes day afternoon at 3 o'clock. LADIES* AUXILIARY. There will be a regular, monthly meeting of the Lndles' Auxiliary of the Railroad Young Men's Christian Asso ciation, held In the rooms. No. 311-3 Fast Alabama street, Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. All members are urged to be present, as business of an Important nature will be discussed. MRS. T. M. RANDALL, Secretary. LECTURE AND 8TEREOPTICON VIEW8. On Monday evening. April 1, at 3 o'clock. In the assembly hall of the Piedmont Hotel, a beautiful entertain ment, consisting of very handsome stereoptlcon views of Yellowstone Park and an Instructive lecture, will be given under the auspices of the Atlanta chapter of the United Daugh ters of the Confederacy. These espe cial pictures will glvo exceptionally line views of the most picturesque por tion of the great West, with the unl- mals appertaining to that section. The descriptive and Instructive lecture which will add greatly to the pleasure of the exhibition, will be given by n gvntlemnn who has hud twenty yenra' experience In the West, In the govern ment service. These stereoptlcon views have been exhibited n( Harvard anil other greut universities, anil are now en route to Florida, where they will be seen at the fushlnnnble winter hotels In that state. The proceeds of the exhibition to be given on April 1 al the Piedmont will gn to the Industrial School ut Rabun Gup. , Pure Molasses Taffy The genuine old fashioned kind, made of the purest New Orleans molasses t together with a liberal quantity of rich* cream and the best grade of sugar. Four flavors: Plain molasses, vanilla, pepper mint and chocolate. The price is surprisingly low. -. i Ten Cents Per Box from Eufaula und Is the guest of Mrs. C’.' C. Hanson ut* her ‘ht)nie/~l<t JSr. Juniper street. Miss Huttle Price has returned from an extended visit to Gulneavlllo, Flo., and to Valdosta, Ga. Miss Bessie Walton, of Mudlson. who has been the guest of Mrs. McCullough on Juniper street, has returned home. CARROLLTON. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Coleloiigb. of lt«*tne. nr»* lu tin* Hty. the guests of tliclr daughter, Mrs. George West. Mr. amt Mrs. Kdgur Itnrinau, of Hebron. Miss., lire visiting the family of Mr. J. Y. Hillock. Kroui here they will go West, Tls- Itlng different |M>tuts lu t'allforul*. Mrs. t’llff Turner eotertulued alMiut twen ty ladles at u domino party Wt*dn<*day Iteeee. who Is attending school In Washington, J». <*.. returned home Tuesday. Mr. A. J. Baskin returned Friday frvui New York. Mr. sud Mrs. Cleve Klngsberry. of Birm ingham. Alu., visited Captain and Mrs. W. A. Coleman, parents of Mrs. Klngslierry, Haturday and Huudoy. Mrs. Mae Cbeuey Is In Atlanta for a few days. Mesdames J. T. Bradley and Buford Boy* klu apeut the first part of the week lu At- lsutit. Mr. J. J. Thomasson visited Marietta this week. Mrs. I.. M. Turner Ii visiting relatives In A BEAUTIFUL WOMi Fully half her rbarui lira In glory of lp*r tuilr. The lmptri«r Hair Regenerat Is responsible for tuo beautiful shuiles of buir > today. It Is iilHudutely Inn easily applied. Its use mu detected. Ha tuple of hull t free. Privacy assured *-*»rr* euce. Imperial Ckia. Mff. C*., 135 V. 23d SI.. I 8ofd by Jacobs* Pharmacy, Atlanta, has returned home. Mr. Mdf Mrs. J. W. Fitts, who have i spending the winter In Mississippi. «jji Swallow-Draught Fishes. all the water I lug It ao shallow that the fishes im> swim ott their sldes.*p*Hogwallow Keuti American Regard for Woman. Toward women the American mint's i tude Is tine. Hhc la neither his deity nor doll, lie simply treats her with defvrei Ills chivalry h%a as Uttle to do ed knees as l leal shrleklngs and the waving of gullied flags.—LlpplocotCs. REGIUS PAT< SUMMER UNDERWEAR LETS YOUR BODY BREATHE Erety minute pore in your skis is • meat) hole through which you exhale sad inhale jus ar you do through your nose. SbsI tha* new with snSoary mJtnrmi sud rm .A m O X -- - - — *34* -X * * cLp "PORQSKSTT” UMmwr for ms * pw m au-frt*. In i—■ whir semisp l«t the su ts « out St wfl. Minksi sad rlwswi tbs dus. SO CENTS A GARMENT Chalmsrs Knitting Co, .NY. AA jo, dalaadU fotUUW "POROS- KNIT m ttrry SMS. Ilii. Mik el Not»nD^|tg-Buincwkhwrtit. WwlatMUauJ Mrs. T. 8. Rhellman Is spending sev eral days with friends at Uartersvllle. She Kill return to the city the latter part of the week. r. J. Frank Aldred, who has been spending several months In Anderson, 8. C„ Ims returned to Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Julin (V. Noel, of this -tty. M-Knt the week-end niih relatives In oitinin. Mrs. 'Mae Cheney, of Carrollton, Is spending several days In Atlanta. Miss Ruth Gardner Is the guest of sister. Mrs. it. W. . Bradley, ut Currolltou, Miss Jennie Mobley will return home from New York next week. Mrs. W. A. Vnuglmn, of Washington. I>. r. Is vlstlng her son. Mr. \V. A. Vaughan, Jr, ut 347, Forrest avenue. The family of Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Walker, of Monroe, enjoyed a delight* ful week-end house parte Kvery member of the fnntlly came buck nnd •'The Oaks." the beautiful homo of the Walkers, has been very gay with din ner parties nnd callers. Among those who enjoyed the visit were Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hamid and two children, of Anterteus: Mr and Mrs tillf Walker, and Cliff Walker. Jr , of Mon roe. Mr. nnd Mrs J. H. Mefary. of Atlanta: Misses Annette. Irene and Louise Walker.—Mneon News. Miss Margaret Calhoun Is visiting her brother, Mr. John C. Calhoun, In New York, and was tine of the notable guests at the South Carolina banquet Monday night at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York Mtss Calhoun Is the only living granddaughter of Carolina's famous statesman, the late Hon. John •' Calhoun. -. and Mrs. James M Campbell !>ent the week-end with -Mr. and Mra. K M. Kelley, at Birmingham. ». 1* D. Youngblood and Mra. David Jolly, of lt‘»anoke, Vu, are the guests of their parents. Dr and Mrs f. Tupper. :x Queen street. West Knd. and Mrs. )red L. Neely amt chil dren have returned fiom an extended Istt tu Nealireexi', Ita. Mm. Halford ti. Wav has returned SPRING OPENING New Millinery Today, the 19th. The Following Musical Program Will Be Rendered Today, Only (Tuesday) This Afternoon 3 to 5. * ■» March. Juibiriesc Triumphal . 2. Wnltx, Village Swallow yandcr*l<*>t .+* 2. Hits, \ lllagc Swallows Jossf BtrHiR* 3. Selection, Prince of Pllucn Gustav Luo**!'* 4. Two-Step, Happy Heine ,, .. ,.J. B. Un'l" 1 b. Ovetture. The Ginger Bread Man .. 6. Two-Btep, Wanita Intermission. 7. March. Hustling Silks - a s. Selection. Mills' Merry Melodies, No. 3 .. It. Waltx, Daughter of Love in. Overture, Cnltf of Bagdad II. Walts, Dorothy Vernon 13. March, lee Palace .. ..Morris F. Smith . ,.C. W. Bennett .. ..A. Boleldbu Sam Fox E. T. Paul Evening 7:30 to 10. 1. March, Attention \V. \V. Voironn 2. overture. Echoes from the Metropolitan Opeia House, Theo M. Tat»anl 3. Walt*. Jeanette 4 Two-Step. Golden Hod .. 6. Overture, Lutspell 6. Tuo-Ftep, Dolly Dltnpio ..A. R /.i«*‘ . .. .. Mabel McKinley Theo. M"*' ■* .... Chauncey llutncj Intermission. 7. 'March, t >ur Director x. Novsletts. Laces and Grarea n. Waltx. Wedding of the Winds.'. .. . .. in. Two-step. Good-bye. Sweet Marie .. .. II. Selection, Mills' Merry Melodies. No. 4.. 13. Match, Cuban Independence Home, Sweet Home. All are most cordially Invited. Blgft ' 0. Half t .. ID I Kerry Mm- .. ..Morris F. Smith .. . ;C. D. Henning' r Smith & Higgins, 264 Peters Street. TAKE WALKER ST. OR WESTVIEW CARS