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riiE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. I'UERDAY, REPTKMnnR 3, 19nT. Established 1865 Eiseman Bros. The Old Reliable Manufacturing Clothiers AUTUMN HE “BIG STORE’’has emerged from the “Surfeit of Summer St lyes” and is ready to greet its legion of patrons with every department agog with the new things in men’s wear for FALL The celebrated “E.-B.” ready-to-wear repre sents the largest and most varied lines ever shown before. Quality, style, fit and finish cxampling the highest perfected types of modern hand-tailored garments. The new Fall Hats, Shoes and Haberdashery are also ready in the profusion of style and range of variety that has made this store proverbial for its unequaled ability to cater to the most exacting tastes of the best dressers. Eiseman Bros. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall Street ATLANTA Baltimore, Md. Washington, D. 0. School Suits for Boys 8end your Boy to ichool with clothe* as good as your Neighbors’ Boys. Boys' suits never last long enough; that's the chief .complaint. But then a boy that Isn't rough on clothes ought to have been born a girl. Wise parents should buy Boys’ clothes that are made to resist wear and Mcnter & Rosenbloom Co., at 71 H Whitehall street, have Just re ceived their tall supply right from In Rt their big factory In Rochester. These Boys’ suits are made under the direct supervision of an expert tailor who has boys of his own and he sees that all the strength that it Is possible to put Into a suit goes Into IL You won’t make any mistake If you buy the Boys’ clothes at Menter & Rosenbloom Co.—Cash or Credit; Just as you choose. Long Pants suits $5 to $14. Knee Pants, 3-plece suits tor $4 to $9. Norfolk and Russian Blue suits $2 to to. Menter & Rosenbloom Co. are the largest Credit Clothiers In the world and operate 73 stores In the United States. They sell Clothing, Hats and Shoes for Men and Women, Boys and Girls on Credit at Cash store prices. JUDGE ELLIS OPENS HIS FIRST COURT Fulton County’s Judicial Mill Has Heavy Grist Tuesday. GREAT SHAKE-UP IS DUE IN NAVY Old Captains Are to Be Sent to Shore Duty This Month. J SOLD DIAMONDS; ATHLETE IS HELD Charlotte, N. C., Sept. W. Ray mond Clary, who I* well known In ath letic circles throughout the south At lantic states, having played on the foot ball teams of Clemeon and of the Ag ricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina, Is In Jail at Greenville charged with having sold to a Char lotte Jewelor.for $140 diamonds worth 1500, which he Is alleged to have taken at Charlotte. He has confessed and If negotlatlona now pending’ for a settle, inent out of court are unsuccessful, will return to Charlotte without requisition pspers. Clary hnd a position In Char- lone as chief sanitary Inspector. WEATHER VERY WARM. BUT ATTENDANCE LARGE. Specie! to The Georgian. Pelham, Ga., 8ept.’ I.—Notwtthstand. lng the thermometer registered 110 de gree* In the eun here yeeterday, the public echool* were opened under moet Mattering proepecte. The attendance I* the largest In the history of the schools, and with the able corps of of r teachers, under the direction FAILED TO OBEY “JIM CROW” LAW Culpeper, Vs., Sept, 3.—On a train, near Rapldan, a crowd of negroes In sisted upon entering the car reserved for the use of white people, Ignoring the ‘‘Jim crow” law of thle state. The conductor remonstrated with them and dually .Iv Idi'il <" put them off. An tin- train moved *off, tho negroes attacked tho station agent and his* subordinates, and In the’ fusillade that followed ono of the negroes was struck In the leg by a bullet, several, other* being subdued with cluba. WAGING WARM CONTEST FOR SOLICITORS HIP. Is pn BLOCK BURNED SUNDAY! THIRD TIME IN TEN YEAR8. Special to The Georgian. Klberton, Go., Sept. I.—The Are which destroyed the stores of J. T. Hulane and Tate Brothers Sunday morning recalls the fact that this Is the third time the place hoe been burned over within the past ten years, and each time the Are has occurred on Sunday. Attention was attracted to the last Are Sunday by an explosion In the store. LAZY LIVER ''•**< CsiMMU so I.U thos I VCISM not h« Vllkost thtB. 1 »■ trooklsa s «rt.> Seal wl*k toreM htor and hosdsoh*. Kov tkoro ttkloo C.OMSl*UCtsdrCstktnlo I fool Tory mi.li b.tt.r I •bsUetnslsIr toMoni thin to nr trlosdo Mth«bMtm*dtctn« I IlftYft «V«NN.” Sosa Boston, Othora MiU Ho. I. fall Klror, Uut. ••>14 in ►»nlk. Th« #*nnin» UbUt • tatr.ied l’CO. <ju*ra»l««4 to cur* or > nr b«ek. sell Sterling Remidy Co., Chicago or N.T. Sol INNMLSALE, TEN MILLION BOXES A uhatlfk NiifaitfM Wkitktf, 0p4mm, Mm. pN/*«. CkiIm, CkbfU, | YiAmm «■ 4 NwiiMbs •te trim* litiiiNib Ike Only Kselej IndL Special to The Georgian. Covington, Go.. Sept. V,—Interest Is tvaxlng warm in the race for Judgo and solicitor of the new city court of Cov ington, the election to bo held on Fri day. September It. W. H. Whaley. L. L. Mlddlebrook and Capers Dickson, prominent members of tho local bar, are actively In the race for Judge, while James P. Cooley and J. F. Rogers are 1 contesting for the sollcltorahlp. Colo nel Cooley did not enter the race un til a few days ago. SALOON MEN TO URGE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW. Special to Tlai Georglun. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. I.—Local liquor dealers have appointed a vigi lance committee t« watch themielves, oe raikef each other. At a conference held with the excise board, leading “loon men told the commissioners that they wanted the laws eatoreed to the letter, and to prove they were In earnest, chose a committee of Ave, whose duty It la to look for Infractions New York, Sept 8.—The secretary of the navy, with the approval of Presi dent Roosevelt, Is preparing the moet tupendou* shake-up In the history of tha department. It Is announced today. Only four of the present captains of tho eighteen battleships that will go from the Atlantic to tho PaclAc, It is said, will make the trip. The vessels will bo commanded by younger men, while the elders nre relegated to shore duty, according to the plan aa reported, thus carrying out the long desired change of advancing young men to tho Aghtlng line. The rumor has It that the four cap tains who will hold their ships are Potter, of tho Vermont; Strectand. of tho Kansas; Osterhause, of the Con necticut, and Wainwrlght, of the Louisiana. Captain McCrae, of tho Georgia, may bo retained in command, but It Is doubtful. His date of retire ment Is only six years hence. The captains who may be Bent ashore and bo supplanted by tho younger officers are: Benton Bchmoder, of the Virginia; William W. Kimball, of the New Jer sey; W. 13. Murdoch, of the Rhode Island; Samuel P. Cotnly, of the Ala bama; Gottfried Blcckllnger, of the Il linois; Herbert Winslow, of tho Koar- snrge; Edward 13. Barry, of the Ken tucky; Lewis C. Hellncr, of the Ohio; alien B. Harbor, of the Maine; John Hubbard, of tho Mlnesota; G. A. Her- riant, of the Missouri, and probably Albert G. Berry and Theodortc Porter, of tho armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington. It Is said the first Intimation of the Inauguration of the new plan camo ns a delicately phrnsed order to one of the captains to prepure for shore duty and ■* ' from sea duty at this time tliHt a relief v.-ae In no way a criticism on his abil ity ns q commander. Tuesday morning for the Arst time In his legal career, Capt. W. D. Ellis, now Judge Ellis, of the superior court, presided as Judge over a real court In a real court room, attended by court officers and waited upon by a score of attorneys. For the present, end until the completion of his new court 'room on the ground floor of the court house annex, he Is sitting In the room of the city court, second division^ which is occupied by Judge Calhoun when hear ing civil business. < Judge Ellis’ work Tuesday was the 'hearing of motions. The opening of tho September term of court. Tuesday, after the vacation, brought almost a thousand people to the court house, and Its recently emptied halls were packed. Judge Pendleton, of the superior court, charged tho grand Jury and then took up civil business. Judge Calhoun,' of the city court, criminal branch, took up the usual routine of misdemeanor cases, most of which were against no groes. He announced that all wit' nesses Interested In cases where the defendants were out on bond would be excused until Thursday. In the meantime he will dispose of the Jail cases. Ills docket Is unusually heavy, owing to an early adjournment at the last term. Judge Reid, of the civil branch of the city coutt, was engaged for the most part in hearing small damai stilt* and the like. The ordlnar} court was busy with tho usual routine. JENTZEN WILL TRY TO CLEAN STREETS New Fluslier and More Wagons to Be Put to Work. Armed with n Military street flusher which will arrive from 8t. Louis this week, and with twelve additional garbage wagons, Chief Jentzen of the sanitary department Intends t<> ci^rt renewed energy to keep tho streets and alleys of the city clean this full. Beginning Wednesday, the chief will koep one man In the business center of tho city solely for the purpose of preventing the throwing of garbage, Such as banana peel lugs or decayed fruit, on the public thor oughfares,' and this man will make a case against every person caught so doing. The new street flasher was bought largely ns an experiment. It Is constructed dike a sprinkler, but a hose Is attached and the water is seat out on both sides la srenms large enough and with sufficient force to wash all the dirt and mud from tho streets to tho gutter*. , . It is being worked successfully In St. Louis. Denver and other cities, nod Chief Jentzen believes It Is Just the thing for At lanta. if it works successfully an effort will bo made to get the city to bur a dozen, which, will be enough, the chief " " ITT ** * the freezing Loses 80 Pounds In 75 Days wm CIGARETTES The unhesitating choice of millions of smokers—their favorite, day after day and year .after year. Smoke a few and you’ll know why— and be glad you got acquainted 10c for 10 Why Pay More? S. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer New Vork SOUTHERN RAILWAY sale: of UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Office of Agent. 7* J \t . Atlanta, On., Aug. 5, 1967. By direction of the Freight Claim Agon will sell at public auction on Kept. lOtl . mm .— __—. Beat 10th. 1907, at Decatur street depot, for freight and other charges, the following unclaimed and refused articles of freight. Air quantity of unlocatsd freight l_ _ kinds. Sale will commence promptly at 9 C. L. Order notify. 1. Jue Denson, Atlanta, Ga., 377 bogs b. meal. Atlanta Utility Works, Atlanta, Ga., 1 pc. shaft. Adkins Co., Atlabta, Ga., 1 pul ley. 6*. Aniiarzon A Co., Atlanta,' cider. 6. Atlanta Show Case Co., Atlanta; Ga., 1 show case. 7. Amor. Beverage Co., Atlanta, Go., f mty half barrels. 8. W. A. Anderson, Atlanta, Ga. PM __ | bdls. doors. Order notify. 9. Atlanta Portrait Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. picture frames. 10. Anderson &, Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg Remarkable Remedy for Fat Redaction Comes to Notice of Physicians. WONDERFUL EFFECT THOROUGHLY PROVEN slon. The commutes I* expected 'io do awajr almost entirely with Sunday sell- FALL TERM OF SCHOOL 0PEN8 AT CULLODEN. Special to The Georgian. Cullodsn. Ga.. Sept. I.—Ths (aU term of tha Cullodan High School opened her* yesterday with a record-breaking attendance. Professor R. O. Powell, who has headed the school for two » u J c<? «sfully. has again assumed ; har«e of the institution. Mlaa Mauds h“ r '« hl ’ of . Chucfcejf. Tenn., again h “ eh4r *« * the music and reading “'"V Goddard and Walters, “t M*Insr. and Montaxuma, have the assistants’ places. COVINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS FALL SESSION ,„Uila 6eorfii vaster, wero n*Mi«. Special to Tha Georgian. Covington. Ga., 8ept. 3.—The fall •Men of the Covington public school, with Superintendent R. E. Sessions in charge, opened this morning with a large attendance, and prospects are moet flattering for a successful year. Superintendent Sessions came hers front Montevallo. Ala. He will be as sisted by J. E. Fhllllpe and Mlsa Ackte JT'JfL* Covington; Miss Annie Keith, of Charlotte, N. C.; Miss Berta Fox. of Scottsvllle, Ala.; Miss Lura [ Harris, of Ringgold, Ga; Miss Susie 1 Wells, ot Clemeon. 8. C. and JIB- Bessie Ezell, of Montlcetlo, Os. Kingston, Tenn. (Special Correspondence! —IVIts I has proven to be a complete revolu tion In th* present ordinary, anil usually Ineffectual method and as s direct result of many remarkable esses, tho remedy has become quickly known and used ntnoog fat people not only ■ - 1 ■ ty whirl In this section, but In many widely sepa rated parts of the country, according t* authoritative Information. case of Mary Perkins, of this elty, of many recent ones which have attracted widespread attention. ladnlstratloa of a oeeuL. things the ex- have (liar mix- tracts of tropical frail a. an her weight has been redan pound a day. ami she has be I (ftftWMftand wlmI la mi—Ml all, no wrinkles are observable even after and called llenga K ent more than a t become In the of great energy and it remarkable of remarknM# feature of this edy Is that It contains no noxious drugs. Which ate alwaya so dangerous and pro. ductile of severe reactionary effect*. Th* Ingredients of this Kongo are of a pleas* aat taste, prepared to a consist ‘ Bcngo arc proven to be not only harmless, but a r■■—Ifiver benefit even to any tiormnl nmlj. It also stimulate, the digestive traet. produce* muscular Utter, und Is a positive and organs atrenjthcnee t»tWeakened uervra The rause of obesity baa long bees an unsolved problem to scientists and phvsl. clans, hot the maker, of this remarks* Ki. ,r YlJ ll i ,D, e u>c Hengo Company, at De troit, Mich., have no doubt found a uever- falllne remedy. Judging from the cases rfr ported awl proven. The Bongo Company la now'tending out to all those afflicted with thla dlstros-dnr au.l dangerous dUaoao. who w*oU their nnine aiul Oddraa* a package of the remedy 1u*t M i trial. He rocuauuaod that every fat peraon write at ouce to the Denso comnatir and »et a trial package of Kongo by ro^ tarn mail to prove Its powerful bat harm* loos effect!. *•*. «i. niiuiu, Aiiuuini um., -A mi. mini's Amer. Hto. & Del. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 c*. powder. IS. Atlanta Terminal Co., Atlanta, Ga., t bx. elec, ffoods. 14. Atlanta Conerattng Mfg. Co., Atlanta, (la., 1 crt. and contents. Order notify. 15. Bluthenthnl A Blckcrt Co., Atlanta ( Ga.. 2 brls whisky. 16. Hutterlck Pnb. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. and contents. II. SI. BeutcZI, Atlanta, Ga., 2 crt. mar ble. 18. Oscar names & Co.; Atlanta, Go., I erts. table leaves. 19. Data D. Goods, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. 20. M. A. Bake, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bed, 1 crt w. stand. 21. (II), A gent, Atlanta, Qa. ( 1 Ml 12 sin* Bass Dry Goods Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2 cribs. E. H\ Brooks, Atlanta, Gs., 1 bx. cat- e Co., Atlanta, Ga., t cs, B. Rase, S cs. B. Bale. M. High, Atlanta, Ga., 1 box crock- 73. David Ilowurd, Atlanta, Ga„ 1 bx cmb< fluid. 74. Uannls, Jones A Cadburry, Atlanta, 76. Wni. I. Irish, Atlanta, Ga., 2 bales bora. 77. Key*ton# Type Fdy. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. 10 pwood. 78. C. A. Hamper, Atlanta,.Ga., 1 brl glu cose. 79. Lane Bros. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 20 bx. _ comont. 80. J, Levine, Atlanta. Go., 1 bx. c, d* Moods, 1 osk c. goods. * ' 1 81. Chns. Loo, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bdl rockers. 82. T. I*. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., 8 erts. _ empty bottles. 83. T*. 1*. .Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., J efts. empty bottles. let soap. 147. E. Van Winkle Gin Co., Atlanta, G«. t 1 bdl. gin ribs, 1 crt. brushes. 149. V. 8. Candy Co., Atlanta, Qs„ l bx. . candy. 160. 8. Valdese, Atlanta, Ga., 1 m. chair. 151. 8. O. Vickers, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. tdr. matter. 152. pev. I. T. *UstIeman, Atlanta, Ga., i 154. Z. M. Williams, Atlanta, Ga., 1 ca. clocks. 155. Woodward Lbr. Co., Atlanta, Gt., I Wynn, Atlanta, On., 1 c«. dptra. U’nsO A tlnnt. f<„ 1 nuts. 180. i>. it. wilder b Co., Atlunts, Oi., 3 In. candy. * 151. I). It. Wilder A Cs., Atlanta, Qi., t bx. candy. 162. J. W. W illiams, Atlanta, Gl„ 10 MU. veneering. JM. Mrs. J. M. Way, Atlanta, Oa., 2 bz. ■nap. 164. Ilnttle Wise, Atlanta, Oa., 1 Mwlni tnttchlne. 166. Wood It Singleton, Atlanta, G»„ > bos 106. viaabar,, ft' Co., Atlanta, 'Oa., 1 boz •Igns. 65. empty hottlee. T. P. Marsh til, Atlanta, Oa., 8 erta, empty lmttles. 87. T. V. Marshall, Atlanta, On., I erta. empty Pottles. " 'sna May, .... , Marshall, Atlanta, On., 8 boxes 89. T. P. drugs. £?’ 2 eo -. , 'f2jre, Atlanta, Ga., 8 ax. p. Beta. 91. T. r P. Marshall, Atlanta, Oa., 8 erts. empty bottles. 92. I. A. Madden, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cream separator. 93. T..I*. Marshal empty bottles. 94. T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, On.. S ctt*. _ empty bottles. 96. 8. I. Mayfield, Atlanta, Oa., 3 boxes calendars. 96. Morris Sto. Tfr. Co., Atlanta, Gn., 1 Iron sent. 97. E. P. McBurncy, Atlanta, Ga., 2 erts, columns. 98. Martin Groos ft Co., Atlanta, Ga„ 1 c*. _ crystal*. L..V: Atlanta, Oa., 8 erta. to?’ m /’ ^"^Atlonta, Go., 1 caao. 101. T. P. Maratintl, Atlanta, Go., 8 erts. 102. T. 27. Block A Co.. Atlanta. Ga., # 8 s. 1». and p. works. 29. Browder Manget Co., Atlanta, Ga.. 16 nails candy. 29. Bullock Co.. Atlanta, Gs., 2 tubs meat. mty hottlee. SI. Ben Brown, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. ware. _ 82. Cot. 8(a. II. A L, Ca, Atlanta. Ga., 2 bnlea cotton twine. S3. Coca coin Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. igty bottles. SI. Cnrhnrt Shoe Ca, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. and content* _ ((’), Atlanta. Go., 1 lix tinware. 36. Coca Cola Co., Atlanta, Gn., ft brl. coca cola. 87. Mm. A. Chancellor, Atlanta. Ga.. 1 brl o. ware. 88. T. J. Cooledqe & Bra, Atlanta, G*, X mty barrot 89. Joe Cohen. Atlanta, Go*, 2 brl kraut. 40. Capitol Ave. Thor., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. kegs. ^ 3 - -Jt» -- 48. Coca Cola Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 clock. 44. Clarence Johnson, Atlanta, Ga., 6 bxs W. M. Hoap. 45. C. N. CHUinan. Atlanta. Go.. 1 table. 46. J. I,. Chreor, Atlanta. Ga., 2 trucks. 47. Agent Dinkins ft Davidson, Atlanta, Ga.. 6 ban steel. 49. J. H. Dante!!, Atlanta, fit., i crt. good*. 49. <8. i: D.>. Atlanta, Ga., 2 pkgs. lea. Print. Supply, Atlanta, Ga., 60. Dodson. - m. hardware. E. 1). Davis, Atlanta, Ga.. 6 ca. food. 62. Enterprise Mfg. Co,, Atlanta. Gn„ 1 c* bats. J. B. Eubanks. Atlanta, Ga., 82 klta (tab. 2H kits of flab. 64. K. K. Edwards, Atlanta, fttstvah 3slfg. Co. Atlanta, Ga., 1 t.rl. btract). Fordsn, Atlanta, Oa., I bale wool- Free Sengo Coupon. vney of thick final VnS^c'J ponging fatty, abnormal denoalta. no matter wharf they may tie. rctocing th,. M' ' . usl ' Bengo Company. L64 Ken go Bldg.. Detroit. Mich. Semi mi at once a free trial pack- age of He ago, the fat reducer. In pUln wrapper, with proof#, ttc. ei . , J. A. Frazier, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx hard- j[*i/*Goodrine, Atlanta, Ga., 1 pkg. pa- 69. r j. Goodrlne, Atlanta, Ga., 1 ca. €6. ■Vt IfoIIand, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. no tion* 61. Hoff mayor, Atlanta,-Ga., 8 brl. cut 62. furshberg Co., Atlanta. Go., 3 bx* 64. F. C. Hansford, Atlanta* Ga., T sign board 65. M. Hoover. Atlanta, Gs., 2 bdls Iron. " •* ‘‘ert Hagbe* Atlanta, Ga., I brl of Atlanta, Ga., 8 erts. IM ’ Li'.: Atlanta, Oa., 8 erta. ... empty bottloo. 1^' H-'C,:$Wr. Atlanta, Oa., 1 bx vnrnlah. !5’ £j wk J. rk ', Atlanta, 0*., I b*. bottlra. lU *’ atnnct'** k ®“ 1 ' A 11,11 Ga., l iron Co - Quanta, Ga., 1 108. j^thaa^Homa Bakery, Atlanta, Gn., 3 }»• J*. .Ntth.ii’'Atlanta, Oa.. 1 ea. P. algao. Sms? mr - to -’ ■ i,ii “ i ‘». u»‘. 4 lu - Co ” A " ,nt *. o«- * t»L ... t. m yf hnttlso. J12. Pledmoat Paper Box Co., Atlanta, Go., 1 brl. ami nmtento. ... »-v — coatento. 113. Piedmont Candy Co., Atlanta, Oa., 9 cs. candy. • 114. Pladmant Candy Co., Atlnnta, Oa., 1 a. ci nay. 116. padmant Candy Co., Atlanta, Go., 1 1M. IViluionfjfttper Box Ca, Atlanta, On., rrti. g. paper. 117. Piedmont CSody Ca, Atlanta, Oa., 1 '•X. cenuy. 1 bx. a l: [ ^ n °n% Candy Atlanta, Go., 2 12S - Ptla Elevator Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 box ... «• inarble. »• Hedmont Candy Ca, Atlanta, Ga., 1 MAR 1ST COLLEGE Peachtree and Ivy PHONE 782. Freshman Year. High School, 3 Years 8th, 7th and 6th Grades. From 8 to 11 a. m. daily Father Rapier will receive applicants and determine doubtful promotions. Glasses resumed 8:25 a. m., Monday, September 9th. $1.00 What ONE DOLLAR a Month Will Do. Ml. c. straw. Lj"*" 1 *, bni'Pty Ca, Atlanta. Ga., 1 rboenlx 8 I’rt. rtarrh. i n. aoan, 5 rotn w. paneK “*■ l&nK n c'rf*X.™' l Sr ,g ’ 1 bx ' w - ft n , n 1 '’' 7ue«'a B Ga., 4 brl. chip*. **' h' AtHatn, Ga.. 3 bx.™ Paper Ca, Atlanta b. good* 1X1. Horn! Hot i ***' Atlanta, On., 1 ea. m ’ palmt. M00Cle ’ AtUnU ’ 0lu ' 1 ML pa. m "forS’**' Work *’ A,l>n, ». Oa, n “• 2Sra K i4i h * nec, “’ A "“ nta ’ Gk - 1 k '« Hd'VoK' ,f ” C * ” 1 »*• 127 • JStS," Tratnmetl, Atlanta, Oa., ( ca. Mow n ° W Ca ’ Oa.. 6 roSb* 0ro ' Co ” A * I » I > ,1 '• Ot . 4 b*. a lw - ftchlcalnger, Atlanta. Ga.. 1 ea 5- A. Rmjth Cotton Product Ca. At- Atlanta, t,n., s bk. Ilntere. Order nn. «fy. • .““n 0 ; l 2.°', Ca. Atlanta. Oa., * ox. r*aoro «*nrd* SSLrfet-T” c «- A" 1111 * 11 , oa, J Atlanta, Oa., 1 |rot* PERFECT PROTECTION POLICY Insures Against Any Sickness, 6 Months Any Accident, 24 Months Accidental Death NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. (23 CttKlItr Building, ’Phan* 6330, AQBNTft WANTED. Union Dental Offices Lead All Othera In Finn Work at Lew Prices. f ■» Special sat of taath fgzi Special gold crown* Special gold fitUnga •••v***; Special ailvar fillings JJr Bona fillings *^5 The painleaa extraction of teeth tha ineartion af new onae on bnd9*» without tha old-tima roof plato • •P* - clalty. ‘Phcna 1944 for Dr. Whita, Mgr. UnionDentaiOffices 7012 PEACHTREE STREET.