Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 04, 1912, HOME, Page PAGE TEN, Image 34

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PAGE TEN ’—MAGAZINE SECTION. Big Bout at the Republican A. C. Between the “Wall St. White Hope” and “The Dictator”—By T. E. Powers f ßo^ilT T ° ”J X CE " ) TtW RKHTIN ’ SCAM HIM ON 4 y-— 7 N THE. CHSTEKBAN . -> HEqETs] \ PO\NNWARI>\ \tl|E CONSTITUTION JewnthoXqu,/ fWT fsTo) fe-Z ’ I IN THIsVoRHtK) j <21 CL y x Lfj XX s / “'T Both MEMBERS / (vQSb V N -A/ ' L A \ \ vj ■ ~ ar THE. I V A /r\?W I HARNESTLR. / Jx-4V\ // '/A,' \ Xt&xZ ... i ■ : . / 1 ■ Wrx/eX Wz' | zr& 'L>\ yJSw — :// • > a ~7rtl WxfrT' - MWfrfeMBON M o o W v»f i Wat!)— yr - ('OHYou'') IN ACORNER I ■ < SOAK HIM IN 7 Z nO( >d I Took out i. k r—<l2—l ILL , n > THE HARVESTER./ > OOU Y T=ORT H at ~“Z Jp \ / / ~T~ y TRUST. BILL. J MAKEKJEOPn! 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When You Telephone—Smile ® SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 7 ADS bring results. _ I FETE ATLANTA GEORGIAN .AND NEWS: SATURDAY, MAY 4. 1912. A NOTRE DAME LADY’S APPEAL To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, whether muscular or of the joints, sci atica, lumbagos. backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home treatment which has repeat edly cured all ot these tortures. She feds H her duty to send it to all suffer ers FLI-'IZ You cure yourself at home as thousands will testify no change of cli mate being necessary This simple dis covery banishes iwic arid from the blood, loosens the stiffened joints, purifies the blood and brightens the eyes, giving elas i ticlty and tone to the whole system. If the above interests you, for proof ad- ! ■I rpss Mr« M. Summers, Rox R, Notre Pame, tnd. IffiW 7™gs z#///®' AND T! NT S IIsSIf. LVoJberg, Jr. 128-130 S. Forsyth St. The Shop With a R e p u t a t i o n IDEAL VACATION PLAN FOR A BOY The combination of wholesome recrea- I tion, out of doors, with a moderate I amount of reading, or if a boy has been ; deficient in school a certain amount of | systematic study may be prescribed. I Riverside Summer School and camp, lo- I rated among the foothills of the Blue! Ridge mountains, near Lake Warner, pro- | vldes a most delightful outing, careful I supervision and systematic reading or in- i struction. Cadets live In barracks or in . tents as preferred. The last two weeks ! J will be spent in camp on the coast near' ! Norfolk. Va.. and excursions will be made to Washington. Session begins June 26th I |snd continues eight weeks. Address ißiverside Academy, Box Gainesville, |Ga. THE RATIONAI PI AN FPR A VACATION I Not Idleness, but change of scene and snvirnnment v\lYh a combination of recrea tion and profitable study This is the ra | tlonal plan, whether for young or old F-renau College. Oalnesvnie, Ga , has i i solved the problem for ’teachers, mothers and young women. A beautiful descrip tive booklet has been Issued, and will be . sent frpo to any one who is Interested. Addrr- s Frenau College, P. O. Box Gainesville, Ga. TETTERINE FOR POISON IVY. I f» *J th--;! it Is my duty to thank you f '■ wba’ Tetterine has done for my son. When he was a small child ho was ip ' >'■»•< <! whh ivy. from which he has Ar* . ' f ullv afflicted for years, not iM:tb .’wr. • ng w» have had him treated ) V' --- ar. and used many advertised jremt *’’■• ’ s aw <-ften seen him cry ; fr« m i ■■ ■ < ised b' the dreadful condi t i »n t of is hands We finally learned ')• • 't’ii- and. afmr using two boxes, my <nn ’ hanx have been cured, no signs .-f tbe trooble * ■- five months. Y■•"rs very trulv, - . yirs T J JONES, . ■° al! o ’ ££!-':■ '-'r by n :ul from. ma?iu fa< ”*'»■ The Shupirine Company, Sa- ’ vannah, Ga. I J. J. A. GWINN FINE SHOE REPAIRING 6 LUCKIE'STREET. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT HOTEL. BELL PHONE 2335. ATLANTA 2640. BEFORE W I V—n ■ vk. \| V li Good Rubber Heels, 20 cents. Best, Jo cents. Best half-sole, sewed, 75 cents. Will send for and deliver your shoes without extra cost. A I iTfiG'Cir 11 FS FOR RENT. Office noen dav and nioht. Both Phones. J«.RWlHimiiPl—■ Lots are now being sold in FAI RDALE iMiwwTnuMmww>ißTi»niwi<n(n>i^iißiPmfwwri* r i Tl Riiidiii wM»r" B Board College Park car at Constitution Bldg.; change cars at College Park; this will put you off right on the property. Some on» on property each Sunday to show lots only. For additional information, Paul Nuckolls, With Empire T r ust & Safe Deoosit Co. ■ I «n.e Victor- DRI WOOILE SANITARIUM —— OPIUM and WHISKY i FRiM WXflrCtewSjKSßl penance sJjoxcb tbeso di* Jiy*®ease* are curabla. Pstfents also treated at their Moraes. Co». j fe-H snltatfon confidential. A book on the subject frao DR. B. K ' WOOMXi a 3OK. Ho. E-A Victor SanitarißM. AKoarta, So. d VtJLg. ’1” ■ I All. I ■ll JR, ■«»——»■ ■■ ■ H—W - IMI— 1 , J'BFTWBWL 1 1A WILTON JELLICO COAL $4.50 f” Both Phones 3668 The Jellico Coal Co. I 82 PEACHTREE ST. 11 THE I |j GRUNEWALD NEW ORLEANS, Absolutely Fireproof COST $2,500,000 New Orleans' newest and largest hotel as thoroughly modern and equipped as any hotel in this country. Centrally lo cated 750 rooms: private baths, hot and eold running water, private phones: rates moderate. ' THE CAVE. The most unique and delightful dining spot in America. Tourists say there's ‘ nothing like it in the world." The cave covers 8,000 square feet of floor space There are myriads of iridescent stalac tites. grotesque figures, grottos, winding passages, etc. A fountain, waterfall. I statues and tropical foliage, add to the beautiful effect. Here are served the choicest foods in Dixie Seventy-page book about New Orleans free Address The Manager r~~~ ij READ FOR PROFIT GEORGIAN WANT ADS USE FOR RESULTS _ 1 i Admission RjJOU Children 10 Cents next week At Matinees 5c VJCITdT VILLE SWITZER & EVANS. DON & MAY GORDON. Novelty Comedians. Sensational Comedy Cyclists. WEST & ELLIOTT, THOMAS & WRIGHT, Singing Novelty. Eccentric Dancers. Matinee Daily, 2:30 to 4. MOTION PICTURES. Night Shows. 7:30 to 9. I ' ~ ' ~~ —»ww TWO WEEKS. BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 6. MATINEE DAILY. THE DURBAR (OF DE LHI). IN KINEMACOLOR Motion pictures In natural colors outglorles the "Arbian Nights.” Prices 15c. 25c and 50c. |" 1111 ■J W Bl jga -dis QI MgH ■ WEEK OF MAY 6 THE WONDER OF STAGELAND DAILY MAT.. 2:30. M ■ H ■ N.CHT, AT 5.30. PAULI N E THE WORLD'S FAMOUS PSYCHIC AND A MODERN HYPNOTIST. PROGRAM r', AMES DIAMOND AND CLARA NELSON, PROGRAM Visions D A-t. EXPOSITION FOUR. DAVE OF GENUINE FERGUSON, SWAIN AND OSTMAN TRIO GtNuiNt CLAUDIUS AND SCARLET. KEITH :w e V k BOSTON LADY FAOETTES I ! , -- - , „, , , , " I - i ...JS-SSESSSS fc— 1E?.,, $7- ORSYTH 1 Today, 8:80 |IH sa II • sßasiestTheater f Tonight 8:80 Niagara Falls , ' Van and Other Feature, lj < i On a FREE Trip Write the Contest X . n select jng a Piano, your Manager i£ rs J consideration will be that of tone. Ours are noted HP I # for their tone excellence. [lhe Georgian.i