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10 I IF YOU ARE GOING TO I BUILD, PAINT ■» REPAIR I SEEDS I WE sell everythition to take care of your wants right to the letter, in either case. * We sell everything that goes in a building; therefore, you get every- '* thing you need at one place and at one time. This, of course. SAVES YOU 9 TIME“ and money. WE sell you what you want and send you what you buy. WE sell Chief Brand Plaster, and lots of it. THERE IS NONE BET |J TER. WE need you and you need us, and there will be money in it for us both. WE have a reputation for PROMPT DELIVERY, and are standing up to our reputation. I Give Us a Trial—That Is All We Ask WEST LUMBER COMPANY E “Everything 7o Build and Paint With” j| I 238-242 Peters St. 269-285 Bellwood Ave. B Phones 573 Main 1654, Atl. 1009 'JI The Leading House of J( ® Superior Pianos and Right Prices m •* 0 l® |(| % (| item ft W I I ' B ■MMWRyHM B MB Add to Your Coal M B Conway Colonial Model, S3OO e . Supply Now 11=11 Is there any reason whi you shouldn't have a me? [H| before the cold «tprdl come. on r>- It's wonderful how quickly coal B vOFIWdy I IRnO in th? bin disappears when cold ™ weather is shrieking outside the |= In A our Home? |||| door. ■ . , Ea Good coal lasts longer than ■ Ar an PTam P k of vablP - we P oint * the P nce ■ poor coal. It burns more evenly, °f *h® Conway Piano. E=J gives out more heat leaves a fine @1 Boston made A hpft<ntv nosed so ,. ifs r „, h fej ash, and makes little dust, and Wl ... , . , , Iw d | r i FJ singing tone, wonderful durability and responsive if We have the best kinds of WZ action. As good as many pianos advertised as thi M eoal at the lowest possible prices ',#3 best, at $5 to $125 more than th? Conway. rS for the best. VB , x , . x tl . . m • U-J W? por,tro ' the entire output and sell this piano Ng RANDALL BROS. Ml on the HaJlet & Davis one price pl; n large EnJ wm building. sales, small profits. Cy Main Office. VW f/■ street Avenue, anti, In buying from us you are buying \A phon: v Mim n R3r e 7t' B from one of the largest, oldest and £ '^n n Ma'n 3%^ e l t unu°Mi b ' r «" S strongest piano manufacturers in the W m < ’South r 7oo R r'"treet »& S world. Hallet & Davis prices are official g B and remarkabl ylow. Grade for grade, we _l.~ || challenge comparison with any pianos ||| I made. Get our prices on pianos before g B you buy. Do not be misled by extrav jft wOFYH agant advertising. Pianos from $195 up. S I & Davis P' ano c°‘ I U '-V'X I Factories-—Boston B ’ft WW'' H Atlanta Branch, 1226 27=28 Candler Bldg. g \\L-e I Established 1839 H I Wm. CARDER, Manager B S Xx* IYYfiWteYl Examine Every '' s L—J S' piece of laundry that comes from our shop If there's anything wrong with a single article, we will do it over without charge. rc==]i in=if=£rir=ir- -.r=; But we want von to particular- I 1 ly examine the quality of our | j;j: I work fnr wearability; we guar- ~ •: . T . w ~ antee that by our extra careful H T , ACH CIEORGIAN \\ ANT H process your clothes will give <; J 1 at x • !•, ,1 i von longer service than thev have I: l AD IS H little SaiCSman H b Tir±r ; s collars. P who will CRY YOUR WARES H ruff, and shirts for a trial. Jjj | Q ALL THE PEOPLE. i: piedmont Laundry Co | i Bb Trinity and 145 Centra.] Aves. : LL— 1| |Fhones. M. 857, 858. Atlanta 2980 I THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. MONDA Y. .JULY 8. 1912. | EVEN THE REPORTERS WERE SURPRISED T i i > p 1 ■ v v oHE I • •ak jjfiaLYAL. T .' I * J >■ ' Wto- '’ . .Sife * jT .. • . -a. Tffigydßgirr - z-' ' \ f w?gp>- ■- ~i t; x: t \. mMM wwß MBH: . \ .' ■ Wl >- * • > X Thp big dam across the Ocmulgee river which backs tip the waters into a lake of 4.000 acres. It is 100 feet high and 1.750 fest long. The wall of water which flows over the dam is 400 feet wide, or one-fourth of the entire width of the dam. Several Atlanta reporters went down on the Ocmulgee river, near Jack son, the other day, and looked over our plant. They saw everything there was to see and they frankly admitted they were surprised. They had heard, in away, that somebody had built a dam across the Ocmulgee, but they didn’t know how big the dam really is nor what it is doing. That’s all because there hasn’t been much said about what we are doing. We worked quietly for two years building the immense dam, which backs up the waters of the Ocmulgee into a vast lake, and harnesses the river which for generations has been running to waste. For quite a time we have been supplying the electricity which runs the trolley cars and turns wheels of manufacturing plants in Macon. We are bringing this power to Atlanta just as rapidly as workmen can build the big transmission towers which carry the cables. Our company is here to stay. We have a REAL plant, producing REAL power which we are selling for REAL money. And the rates for this power in Atlanta are VERY reasonable. Our excellent equipment and thorough organization make these rates possible. The Central Georgia Transmission Company has no stock to sell. We are selling POWER, not stock. And we are going to use the vast power which the Ocmulgee river is making for us in turning the wheels of Atlanta. The big towers which are to carry the transmission lines from Griffin to Atlanta are built and on these towers will be transmission lines of alumi num. Snow and ice will not stick to aluminum and demoralize the service. That’s why we decided on aluminum. Our service must be the best. For several months we have been preparing for our entrance into Atlanta. We have contracted to sell a large part of the power we are bringing here and we shall keep on until all the power at our disposal is sold. 'Fhe Central Georgia Transmission Company is distinct, separate' and has no connection whatever with any other company of this kind operating in Atlanta. We shall have interesting stories to tell the people of Atlanta from time to time and we shall tell these stories in the newspapers. We are also talking to consumers of electricity every day. And we would like to talk to more. In fact, we would like to talk to you. AND PLEASE REMEMBER, WE ARE HERE TO STAY The Central Georgia Transmission Co. 601 Third National Bank Building, Atlanta