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6 DECATURPLANSI ROAO TO STUNTS | Highway to Connect With East Lake. Druid Hills. Oakhurst, and Kirkwood. 'l' <- t>• . . • oug Its committe on gc»"i Dail'. Is pushinrr the movement for n sy.-:-m of improved highways, rmlHtimr from Decritu:. and connecting Devatu with Last Lake Druid Hills, oak :i . si K .kwood and Atlanta. A steel ing » ommitu e of live uil '.a . active control of the «o k. obtain . <c,i rate estimates of the cost of building the roads and get the < o-o[.u ration ot the property owmis abutting the roads the county conimis-i .mo ..f DeKalb and the municipal >ftj. ial« affected and to raise public subscriptions The com mittee is omposed of G B. Scott, chair man; C. D McKinney. r. c. Child res:, J. F. Green. B I> Watkins, I’. 1,. TVeekes and Robe I < W Ramspeck. • ecretat y The stieets and roads affected em-iB ttiace about ten miles of road and the Improvements will cost about $70,000. Sub-com'htittees for each stretch of road were appointed to secure the co operation of the property on net s a but ting these strati lies I Weekly meetings of the committee.- have neen held in Decatur and enough progress has been made to practically Insure tile success of tbe movement. ' Commissioner R. .1 Freeman, of De- Kalb county, says the movement will have his co-operation A mass meeting of citizens of Deca tur and vicinity has been called for ’Tuesday night. October 31' It will be b<'d in the court house ot S o'clock. ’ ATLANTA MAN MADE CEMENT COMPANY HEAD John VV Boardman, of Jackson, Mich., who for several rears was a resident of Atlanta, as general mana ger of the Southern States Portland Cement Company, has been made the president of the Western States Port land Cement Company, of Independ ence. Kans., with headquarters at Kan eas City. Mr Boardman succeeds Mi. W !•’. Cowham, who was president and organ izer of this big cement industry in Kan sas. but who Is forced to retire from active work on account of ill health. 3 LAVONIA MINISTER CALLED. LAVONIA, GA.. Oct. 26.—Rev. C. T. Blown, pastor of the Lavonia Baptist e iurch. has received a call to the Ban list church at Clayton. Ga. He has the ■ II under consideration. He has been I stor of the Baptist church here for .--cnal years, coming from Gainesville, ? Ga. A Log On the Track. ' i :e fast express means serious trou ble ahead if not removed: so does loss of appetite. It means lack of vitality, loss of strength and nerve weakness if appetite fails, take Electric Bitters I quickly to overcome the cause by ton ing up the stomach and curing the in digestion. Michael Hessheimer, of Lin coln, Nebr., had been sick over three years, but six bottles of Electric Hitters put him right on his feet again. They have helped thousands. They give pure blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only 60 cents at all druggists. (Advt.i i. W. C-opeland, of Dayton. Ohio, pur chased a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough •Remedy for his boy who hud a cold and before the bottle was all used the boy's cold was gone. Is that not bet ter than to pay a five dollar doctor’s JT'Lr t* l * by all dealers, (Advt ) WHY pay money for fancy boxes when you really wish i to buy high grade cigarettes? Fatima Cigarettes, Turkish Blend—“No gold tips, but finest quality —2O for 15c. "DMfncJfM/y InJtviJual" 20 JELLICO LUMP I $4.50 PIEDMONT GOAL CO. Both Phones M. 3648 I I 1 C. IY • f Organs $1.50 Up Going Out or Business! FOR SALE- 6-year on our entire four-story building, including safe, office furni- i ture and fixtures;also 1-year lease, beginning Jan. l,on No. 52 N. Pryor St. £» THE MAN=THE PIANO ■ Ww AND THE piano iMM|M| 1 1 PENCIL IP®* " I s a combination that has marked Price , down prices of Pianos at this store BrmllBBwl&e 50 per cent less than the dealers can buy them. A sale of this magnitude o Q | ‘ eS n °t °^ en ’ i mmLX This is surely a time when Kill HHB we lose! 1/R ft IS surely a time when jl- / ou s ain - WH ■L Every Piano Must Be Sold HK I T. E. Weatherholt, who is president of the Weatherholt chain I of stores, and is the LARGEST CREDITOR OF THE HOWARD PIANO . COMP ANY, is here to personally conduct this closing-out sale. He states: “All I I Pianos must be sold regardless of cost and the company’s business liquidated at once.’ | More Than 100 Beautiful Standard Grade Pianos I Including such well known makes as STEINWAY, KNABE, VOSE, ! EV ERETT, SCHUBERT and beautiful Upright Crrands and Player-Pianos in all the up-to-date styles and designs---walnut, mahogany and oak at Prices from $89.00 Up Easy Terms Will Be a Feature of This Sale BWlfeTjTSs i But we are frank to admit that we need the money as we never needed it before, and for those who 1 have the cash to pay, even a further discount will be made. However, a small payment down, and a little every week or month, will put a Piano in your home at a price that may never be offered again in a lifetime. Organs are marked for sale as low as $1.50; Square Pianos $5.00 and up; Stools, Benches and Scarfs for sale at a song. Fixtures for sale; desks, safe, office chairs and rugs to be closed out. Every Instrument Guaranteed by Factories Worth $10,000,000. SALE STARTS AT NINE O’CLOCK MONDAY MORNING ' W. H. Howard Piano Co. mBG | /2 North Broad Street ore fty e|l Lntil o oXlock Every Evening Phones: ! Atlanta .. . i —-rrwnrniimwiT-TwinwMwwßi iiwi iwiumjiii—w iiim,_jujiwMi>ii „ -5 IHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AM) NEWS. SA I L KPA Y. OCTOBER 26, 1912.