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What Will a University Education
Do For Your Boy?
The State declares that your son shall have the first twenty-one years of his
life to prepare for the duties of citizenship. Parents should give him the best
possible training. To help you train him, the' State has founded and maintains
the State University. If he will take advantage of the opportunities offered there,
you should help him secure an education.
1. It will increase his earning capacity.
2. It will increase his chances for success.
3. It will enable him to form enduring friendships among the leaders in all
the industries and professions. . i
4. It will give him a clearer vision and a wider horizon.
5. It will fit him for companionship with the wisest and best.
6. It will better prepare him for service to the people.
7. Georgia needs the best a young man can give. HER UNIVERSITY
WAS BUILT FOR HIM AND STANDS READY TO HELP HIM.
WHAT WILL IT COST?
Board at Denmark Dining Hall and room in dormitory, SII.UU a mouth.
Matriculation, library, ami literary society fees, $17.00 a year. Other expen
ses, such as books, lauuury, etc., $40.00 to $50.00 a year.
In private- families, total expenses, from $200.00 to $300.00 a year.
WHAT IS OFFERED.
Bachelor of’ Arts courses, Bachelor of Science courses, Electrical Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Agriculture, two weeks, three months, to four-year courses,
Pharmacy, a two-years’ course, Law, a two-years’ course, a course for teachers,
Graduate courses, and special elective courses.
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EQUIPMENT.
Special laboratory buildings for instruction in Chemistry, Pharmacy, Biology,
Engineering and Agriculture; excellent library and academic equipment, a fac
ulty of 46 instructors, a 900-acre farm for teaching agriculture, an education
plan and assets valuel at $1,300,000, consecrated to the youth of Georgia.
WHO MAY ENTER.
Graduates from accredited schools, students coming from approved colleges,
those who can pass the entrance examinations, those who can profitably take
special undergraduate, professional, or graduate work.
The University of Georgia does not seek patronage for its support, BUT IS
ITSELF THE PATRON OF ALL WHO SEEK ITS INSTRUCTION. It offers
opportunities to all who may profit by them. It stands for liberal culture,
thoroughness of scholarship, and soundness of character. It stands for what is
best in Georgia and our national life, whether social, political, or religious. Over
7,500 Georgians have been educated at the State University—men foremost in
Law, Staesmanship, Education, Ministry, Industrial Arts, Finance, and Journal
ism.
Fall Term opens September 16th.
If you want to know more about the work of your University, send for Bul
letins to the Chancellor, Athens, Georgia.
CT AMI FV PREPARES and places students
jInLILLI Best Faculty, Method and Influence. Our Stu
dents are recognized as thoroughly competent and
Business College go ° d P° si ‘ io " s are assuredlour graduates.
lone of school in discipline and morals endorsed
Marnn sci by Clergy of Macon as being clean and wholesome.
IVIuCOIIj VU. Send for catalogue.
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
— VIA
Southern Railway
FROM ATLANTA
Summer tourist tickets now on sale to many attractive mountain, lake and sea
shore resorts, best reached by the Southern Railway.
Boston, Mass., and return - - $35.55
Tickets on sale July 3U, 31, August 1,2, 3 and 4. Limit to return August
16, but if deposited in accoruance with instructions and upon payment of a fee of sl,
final limit may be extended to September 16. Stopover allowed in New York, within
limit, on return trip.
Black Mountain, N. C., and return - $9.75
Tickets on sale August 8,9, 10, 11 and 12. Limit to return August 21. Au excel
lent opportunity to visit “The Land of the Sky.’’ Black Mountain is 15 miles east of
Asheville.
St. Louis, Mo., and return - - ■ $19.10
Tickets on sale August 1, 2 and 3. Limited to return August 10.
' SCHEDULES OUT OF ATLANTA.
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TO CHARLOTTE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. Atlanta 12:15 am.; 6:55 a. m.; 12:40 p. m.; 1:15 p. m.; 8:45 p. m.
Ar. Charlotte 9:55 a. m.; 6:15 p. m.; 9:15 p. m.; 11:55 p. in.; 5:47 a. m.
Ar. Washington 11:30 p. m.; 9:05 a. m.; 3:30 p. m.; 9:00 p. m.
Ar. New York 7:30 a. m.; 4:00 p. m.; 9:08 p. m.; 7:30 a. m.
TO CHATTANOOGA AND CINCINNATI. TO MACON AND JACKSONVILLE.
Lv. Atlanta.... 5:35 am; 7:20 am; 3:15 pm Lv. Atlanta... . 7:45 am; 6:35 pm; 12:40 am
Ar. Rome 7:37 am; 10:10 am; 6:olpm Ar. Macon 10:45 am; 9:40 pm; 3:15 am
Ar. Chatt 10:25am; 1:00 pm; 9:10 pm Ar. Br’nsw'k. .. 5.45 pm;; 10:00am
Ar. Cincinß:so pm;; 8:15 pm Ar. Jack’ville.. 8:40 pm;; 11:05 am
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS. TO GRIFFIN AND COLUMBUS.
Lv. Atlanta... 6:20 am; 4:10 pm; 10:45 pm Lv. Atlanta 4:50 pm; 6:20 am
Ar. Bir’ham.. 12:15 pm; 10:00 pm; s:lsam Ar. Griffin 6:22 pm; 7:05 am
Ar. Memphis. 8:05pm; 7:4oam; 6:25 pm Ar. Woodbury 7:57 pm; B:2oam
Ar Shr’port. .; 2:50 pm; 10:50 pm Ar. Columbus 9:40 pm; 10:20 am
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS RUN
To New York on 12:15 a. m. train; To Colorado Springs on 6:20 a. m. train;
To Jacksonville on 12:40 a. in. train; To New York on 12:40 p. m. train;
To Brunswick on 12:40 a. m. train; To Cincinnati on 3:15 p. m. train;
To Cincinnati on 5:35 a. m. train; To Charlotte on 8:45 p. m. train;
To Chicago on 5:35 a. m. train; To Shreveport on 10:45 p. m. train.
Proportionately low rates from other points. Call on Southern Railway agents
for tickets, reservations and complete information, or James Freeman, District Pas
senger Agent, No. 1 Peachtree Street Atlanta. Both Phones 142.
The Golden Age for August 6, 1908.
The Acme of
Life Insurance Protection
The new Perfect Protection Policy
of the
Empire Life Insurance Co.
Conbining under one policy and for one
premium
Life, Accident, Health and
Disability Benefits
Written only by the
Empire Life Insurance Co.
Peters Building, Atlanta, Ga.
An Old Line Legal Reserve Company
operated conservatively and aggressively and
organized to keep Southern Life Insurance
Premiums at home.
Sawtell School of Millinery
ATLANTA, GA.
The only Millinery School in the South.
I i ( I Teaches all branches of Millinery success-
I, 1 fully. Thoroughly equipped. Competent
r Pt Trnfr-T"' instructors. Individual instruction. En-
dorsed bv graduates and leading milliners in
tf> e South. For terms and full information,
f address
( MISS SAWTELL, *
teL. f"" 1 40% Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
v OPENS SEPTEMBER 30, 1908
g IjWvA High grade institution, with full and able faculty, of
1 f courses leading to the degrees of B. A. and A.
I IVI M. Also preparatory department. Music, Art, Oratory
% and Ex P ress ' on - Two dormitories, newly furnished.
% w US C New Administration building to be erected at once at
. cQst $25,000. Electric lights and steam heated.
m Good climate and healthful conditions. Artesian water.
Complete system of waterworks and sewerage in Hartsville recently in
stalled. Concessions equivalent to free tuition granted to all boarding stu
dents for 1908-09. For particulars address E. V. Baldy, A. M., D. D., Pres.,
Box 1420, Hartsville, S. C.
ALL YOU NEED is a good will Jjj
and .a desire to own a home. : :
We furnish the money and you pay
us back in small monthly payments. I M
I Ij| Far easier than paying rent,—-and in the end
■ L I 1 U | Fl there is something to show for your money. v A F.A
i wLgMgKtovraMgMM Own your own home and gain the prestige I I I 1 . fl
of a property owner. F* J |
111 II *1 Secure your family and they will bless
you. Don’t payout your hard earned
dollars for nothing—it’s poor business.
‘y-C Send for our book, “How to 4
/•’ Own a Home of Your Own."
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