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UIXURIOUSMTHSi ■I.SMR Atlanta Prison To Be Equipped With SIOO,OOO Laundry and Shoe Factory. ground been broken at the Federal I prison for a three-story building that Is i ro contain a complete laundry plant, shoe I manufacturing establishment and bath- I quarters, and to cost completely fur- i r.ished probably SIOO,OOO. The bathe, where 100 men can bathe i ,t a time, will be on the ground floor, rp to this time the prison has had Its bath rooms In the basement of the main building, and only forty bathers could be accommodated. The latest apparatus will !•„, Installed, including needle showers and other fancy baths. Bathing will be twice . B -«nk and compulsory. The laundry will occupy the entire sec ond floor, and prisoners will do all the washing for the family of 900. The cob biers shop will fie on the top story. Not a. shoe will be bought outside the walled nclosure —only the raw materials-and the prisoners will wear hand-made footwear, oeting tn the market from $5 to $7. Work Is progressing nicely on the $200,- 000 hospital, which was started some time ago Features of this structure -will be the physician's well-appointed office, a recreation room and sun parlor for pris oners, a tunnel connecting with the main building, and better facilities generally for caring for the government’s sick. A house for Deputy Warden W. C. Hawk, situated east of the prison and outside the Inolosure, will soon be erected, *t a cost of $25,000. This will be similar to Warden W. H. Moyer’s house on the west side, and costing $30,000. The administration building and two new “cell blocks” In process of erection just north of the old main building will contain 300,000 cubic feet of stone taken from Stone mountain, and this quantity Is said to be the largest in any building tn the world, and four to six times as mnch as goes to make up the Atlanta peel office. GIRL HOLDS UP AND ROBS MAN IN DAYLIGHT STOCKTON, CAI*, Oct. 29 —Police j today are seeking a girl bandit who in I broad daylight held up O. Padmore and took his pocketbook and watch, Pad more was walking along the street] when a young woman stepped in front of him. The girl pointed a revolver at him and demanded his money. She dis appeared before he could recover from hi« astonishment. MASHER~GETS*I2O’DAYS IN MACON’S CHAINGANG j MACON, GA.. Oct. 28,—Richard Hat-] ton, a spieler for one of the shows in I the state fair midway, approached Mrs. I s, L. Fleetwood at the postotlice corner Saturday night and asked her; "Don’t you want to leave your bus- ] b ind for me?” This morning the recorder sentenced lim to serve 120 day. on the chain gaa* GOOD DENTISTS AND GOOD EQUIPMENT MBANB MORE PRAOTIOE AND LOWER PRICES. loM Crown* 83.00 BHd<« Work 83.00 Set Teeth 95.00 All work guaranteed ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS C. A CONSTANTINE, Prop. Oer. Peeohtree end Decatur Sts. I CURE THE FAILURES OF OTHERS M Your Own Price and Terms to Suit You. Q u • 1 111 cutions Kiv ■ X Graduate and post H*. J; : <* graduate of seven < 1 of the best college" ■■j&iiii. -x in the United ■BMwslt: ■*»< 3 States sT courses In Europe. Reference: Several W&.'. Sf ' hundreds of cured and grateful pa- MMMr tients MY GUARANTEE IS: You don't ■ me ant |NH& afek |M al foe f ’•'•• c sags cure you 1 lav **’•’ n, "“’ cotnplet* ly equipped offices American European in the city, su It as Specialist. the X-rays, Vibra -1 'rv Massage, Static Electricity, (falvanii ttradlc and Sinsusoidal Currents, etc., ■'zone Generator for successfully "eating. CATARRH. RHEUMATISM.] . ,'URALGIA, PILES ANT> STRICTURE. I I'HOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN. PA RALYSIS. BRONCHITIS. ETC I also ' "re gonorrhea and gleet with the latest 'dscoverles, serums, etc.; blood poison ’■'th ‘*6o6” or 914. as the rase requires. *hd guarantee results. Diseases of W< »Nl cured with local and electrical treat r |A tits without the knife or pain. I <-au * ure you cheaper than other speciall.-ts j '•ftcfiuse I treat you personally and havp ,J pay no assistants. I carefully pr« par* • ? hd furnish al medicines. Dall I<’<’«>• a . make no charges for C< >NSI'LT.\'I l‘' A -\’D EXAMINATION. I Huite 1-2-3-4-5 at 32ft Peachtree street, •loure from 8 a tn. to 7p. m I’liune A' . 'anta 3507. w. H. HOLBROOK, Ph G., M. D The South s Leading Specialist i I— FOR SALE /—j—A, 1 Six-year lease on our entire four-story building, including office furniture and fix- I tures. Also one-year lease, beginning January 1, 1913 on No. 52 North Pryor St. ® ‘Surely Those Are PIANO RARfiAINS!«B, I — — l —— i— ■ |L JRb I XJb ■ ■ 1 I Closing Out The ■ W.H. HOWARD PIANO CO. 6H' 72 N. Broad Street a WW. H ' iJ wL \ I Monday Sales Record 26 Pianos IlMllWk ■JMaraaaapmTra——a——— ktr*' " a : v » A sale of this magnitude does not happen often. This is where YOU GAlN—it is W where we show loss. Never before in the history of piano selling in this city have prices S I lon high-grade Pianos been so completely slaughtered as during the closing-out sale of I this firm. T. E. Weatherholt, who is president of the Weatherholt chain of stores in the ">ri" | South, has taken charge of the Howard Piano Co. and is here to personally conduct the I closing out of their business at this place. He states: “All Pianos must be sold regard- I less of cost and the company’s business be licjuidated at once.” Every Piano Must Be B ■■■■■■■■iHMMHßHMai ■■■MHBBHUHMKMaKMH .. || and the entire stock of the Howard Piano Co. closed out regardless of profit or loss, g More than too Standard-Grade Pianos, including such well known makes ds Steinway, fc Vose, Knabe, Everett, Schubert and many others in the newest and most up-to-date g styles of San Domingo mahogany, French Burl walnut and oaks are cut down in price |to a notch 50 per cent less than the dealer can buy them. Easy terms will be arranged, H but we frankly admit this firm needs the money, and prices will be still further hewed ■ down for those who pay the cash. ' I Upright Pianos on Sale $69.00 up I Square Pianos on Sale .. $5.00 up f Organs on Salesl.so up trSTORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK j I W. H. Howard Piano Co. 72 North Broad Street Phones ] 235 2 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1912. 9