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Up and Down
Peachtree
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Prosperotiß Fest
Worries Barkeep Horace.
Howard Horace Graves, who is Colo ■
nel Kimball House Ed Brown’s best bet
behind the tavern counter, subscribes
to the limit to the theory that a man
may pmtle and be a villain still —parttc
ularlv If he has a natural inclination
to making life miserable for poor,
downtrodden hotel clerks.
“Tou see that man standing over
there by the elvator?" said Graves this
morning, pointing to a well dressed
prosperous locking man of about fortt
"Well, that la one of th* pleasantest,
mon agreeable, nicest talking fellows
you ever saw. He stands around here
and decorate* the lobby—really deco
rates It, you know. He looks like he
might be worth good money to this
hostelry -tins word, that hostelry thing
—but he isn’t. All we get to do for
him is to change his money. Every
time he gets hold of a stray twenty, nr
fifty, he hangs around here until after |
the dally bank deposit has been made,:
and then rushes mad'y’ to the cashier I
and demaede change. And he gets hold |
of these things quite frequently, be
Her e m*"
"Now, we loath fine word, that |
loa’h thing, too to turn him down, be '
looks so b’oomlng prosperous, yon I
know : and we have found there 1s no I
earth’y use to tel! him we can not j
make the change He merely' stand* !
around some more and .butts in again
and again, until we get him fixed up
He seems to like our change better than i
anybody's. And h* Is always so pleas ;
ant and smiling
"Gee! I hate that man!" concluded
Howard Horace Grave; vehementty.
"You Gotta" Holler
If Auto Horn Balks
If vour suto horn provided you hav
an auto, for nob*dv wants or has anj
use for an auto horn unless he also has
an auto, of course will not work, hol
ler
That's what vu ante driver was Ic
ing this morrJog. tn hl. efforte to wind
his way safelv tb'nugii the mix up
around and about Five F'linu
He bawled -Hey' Rqa, ! SShoo' Vo»' "
at a newsboy, seemingly bent upon
playing blllvgoat with his auto, hut
to a nice, prettv. sweet, fiuffo "•nmis
young thing, concealed in la’x-e me
ure beneath a hat covered with all sorts
of pink ribbons and things hr '.riled.
“Lookout, lady or you sure win £ . t
bumped into'"
The big policeman who keep thirc
going traffiewise at Five Point- •li.tii":
cat! our hero down—not at all. H
saw our hero's dilemma and hr- w<\- 1
ilim by But as lie passed, the big p
lieemen hollered himself .lust om |i»
tie holler.
And this is- shat he said: You gr>
that horn fixed, bo! 1 can't have you
fooling around here without a horn!
|decatur/ Georgia!
ANOTHER REASON WHY EE DESERVES ITS REPUTATION OF
THE IDEAL RESIDENCE TOWN
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Decatur’s reputation as an educational center is thoroughly established.
It is also generally accepted that from the standpoint of equipment
with such modern Improvements aa WATERWORKS, a modern SEW
ERAGE SYSTEM, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, TILE SIDEWALKS and MA- !
CADAM STREETS, DECATUR is In a olass al! by Itself, but the advan
tages of Dscatcr as
A BUSINESS CENTER
may not be sc well understood. But It should be r e membe-ed that
DECATUR Is the COUNTY SEAT OF DEKALB COUNTY, one of the
RICHEST and MOST FLOURISHING COUNTIES IN GEORGIA. Its
handsome new Courthouse, built es Stone Mountain granite, has at
tracted favorable attention from all ever the South Not only are a 1 ! of
the County Offices located here, but the town boasts of other such
business fecrllt'** as
TWO OF THE BEST BANKS IN GEORGIA, WELL EQUIPPED
DRUG STORES, HARDWARE STORES, DRY GOODS STORES,
GENERAL MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS, LIVERY STA
BLES, GARAGES, BARBER SHOPS and al! the other conveniences
of a modern town.
The foot that ft has such conveniences constitutes another good ■‘eason
Why Decatur Is justly entitled to its reputation ss
THE IDEAL RESIDENCE TOWN
For further Information about Deoatnr and DeKalb County, send
for Booklet.
DECATUR BOARD OF TRADE
j DECATUR, GEORGIA
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Dr. E. G. Griffin's ental Ro'ems I
24 1 2 Whitehall Street, Ov< Brown &■ Allen s Drug Store.
ijil Lowest Prices—-Best Work.
Zvy.A Sfit nf ,eelll $5.00
utfwten. 'Sy lmi?ress‘o"B—Teeth Same Dav.
ESTAP! ISHED 22 YEARS
Goi(l Crowns, $3,00
Bridge Work, $4,00
GRAND CANADIAN TOUR
M Farland s Seventh Annual Tour
offer* ore solid "eek of travel through
-even states and Canada, covering 2 500
miles mrliiding .00 miles b\ water vis
""■£ Cim-mmji, Detroit, Buffalo. Nigga
t.i tails and Toronto, L'anada » select
and limited partv leaves Atlanta. Ga .
July 8 la a special Pullman train through
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATT'RDAY. .TUNE 8, 1912.
• to Toronto without change $55 pays
' every necessary expense for the tour
1 High class features are guaranteed
Man. already booked Names furnished
Send for free picture of Niagara Pal's and
t full information to J F McFarland Man
iger. 41U Peachtree st, Atlanta, Ga ,
i ihone Main 4508-J.
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J. J. A. GWINN
fine: shoe repairing
6 LUCKIE STREET, OPPOSITE. PIEDMONT HOTEL
BELL PHONE 2335. ATLANTA 2640.
BEFORE jh. |V-n
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Good Rubber Heels.. 20 cents, B. si, .-jo cents. Best half-sole, sewed, 75
cents Will send for and deliver vour shoes without extra cost,
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT. Office open dav and night. Both Phones.
■Have Your
AWNINGS
AND TENTS
Made to Order.
We use best ma
terial and work
manship.
1 c-l -- 1 J Prices Reasonable
ATLANTA TENT & AWNING CO.
39 1-2 Luckie St, Phone Ivy 5667.
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Relieves in 24 Hours
Catarrh of the Bladder
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QUICK RELIEF
FOR ECZEMA
Mrr W G McNelley. of 47 Oglethorpe
B'e Atlanta. Ga . say? "Your Tett®rine
a tantalizing case of tetter I
applied the remedy one evening and the
lne>t morning was much relieved 1 will
not be without it " At all druggists nr
for 50c b' mail, from J. T Shuptrine,
Savannah, Ga •••
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1 Admission ffll.lOt II CHILDREN
'! Ton Cents 1
VAUDEVILLE
BERYL and ELAINE GRAY. MOORE AND ELLIOTT.
S'nqlng and Dancing. 'A Matrimonial Substitute."
AL, H WILD. MARCUS a"d GARTRELLE.
"The Jovial Fat Fellow " ■ Skatorlai and Bumps
Matinees Dallv at 3 e m Matinees Saturday 2:30 and 400
Except Saturday Night Shows 7:30 and 9:00.
A —an ~
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE DIAMOND BRAWD. a
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TT *** GJ ’• »ther. Buy es year V
I / fa OrwraHlnt. Ask for Clfl-CnfES-TFR'a
I ~ rs brand PILLS, fo,“ft
A A? yea-skno«-nas B«t. Safest, A!<vjysßel!ibls
SOI D RY DRUGGISTS FVFRYWHFRF
NOTICE
Wilton Jellico Coal
$4.25
Give Us Your Order. Both Phones 3668
i THE JELLICO GOAL GO,
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* 82 Peachtree
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I COAL. COAL I
Consumers Coal Company H
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers and. Shippers of High
est Grade Pennsylvania Red and White Ash Anthracite m
Coal.
All coal thoroughly screened before shipping.
Offices and Docks - Central Wharf ||
Charleston, S„ C.
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BOYS ’ HlGHand techno
jiinuncr acnool logical highs chools
Review of Bth Grade Grammar and High School Work
to Prepare for September Entrance Examinations . . .
TEN WEEKS: June 24th, August <4oth
TE AC HF RS: H G. Smith. Phone Ivy 3301 L, T fl. Smoot. W Q Cheney
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How’s The Market Today?
“TTOW'S the market today? A tittle
11 stronger? That’s good. Sell that
block of Corksnhdated when it goes
to MO. Any sales to-day ? 136 and still
climbing*? Great! Ymi understand m.v
order—sell at 140. All right—good-by. o
The Stock Bmker receives many buy
ing and selling orders over the Bell Long
Distance Telephone wires.
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