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a £ er ________ 3»**J 1 wj t WHaL * Ld’*,.'■ ' ,»Zfe-. >V w2r . C. W. SEIGNIOUS £.' Tb'- Lng’.t System c.inimn.,. f I My ton, tbnouni'es the appointment of <'. IV. Seigniou* as district niHirig"; in < the Southern Hiatts. tn; Seianioiis -* - ■Mlml tills appoint neni n Im record of j « long experience ~; u < , t u i <ui,..s --• rnnn’bip. 11, H .-'ffahl'- and ph- .-.ml at j *ll times, and numl < >-. his friend.- in I tin South iiy .nimln-iis. Til'. ingle Compan . art ii.uniiidi tur- I er. of a niee r.mieo! ■ •-;■ .j liV . s t‘ in “ which climinat' t'-< p< ■• i'll’iiv of f.,r «>'tb n or creeping, harg. >. disoutea and | mistakes. and requires no sales sta tlon.ir. whatsoever fc Mr. Si'igniotis v. dl .’i ,k Ati.mta ills ihea/lqti.u ‘ei - with <>,Ti fc - at 917-<tlß AusteP bl’ildint?. II lem • n- >f veek for a trip through Florida. Alnbaiua and parts of Louisiana, in ordei io estah- ' list: .'igijieie m ii. i. ri >r i.Wi.i DIAMONDS Ever stop to think what a good INVESTMENT Dia= monds are? They are constantly in creasing in value! They are always con= vertible into cash! And our DIVIDED l’AY= IHENT plan allows you to select a stone, pay a small amount down and the rest in easy payments per week or month. You wear the stone while you are paying for it. Isn't that a good investment? Come in and see us about it. Durham Jewelry Company 20 EDGEWOOD AVENUE Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring* Every girt wants a diamond engagement ring Such a gif will delight h» and win b. prlz •’ | anti assot iaterl ulways with tin happiest period - of hei if.. A well chosen <1 la mon. will en harico in value steadily and wT prove to be one of th. beat in vestments you can get We sell diamonds on conven ient monthly payments and send selections anywhere on approval Net prices and full particulars about our plans aw given In our diamond booklet. \V ite or call for booklet, "Facts About Dia monds." Write for new JPI3 talalogu* Maier & Berkele, Inc. Diamond Merchant* 31-33 Whitehall Stree: I hetahltehea KMT READ FOR PROFIT. FOR RESULTS MORE OF ATLANTA’S “EXPERT” WORK; MEN MAY LIE-BUT PHOTOGRAPHS DON’T ' W e- • --'e-.-s, —V-- M *** ~ I I MB I fIHB ’ F f-’ ■t. ■ . JMr MBS K3f XeMBL'«-'•■•’ ‘ 4££«£:3 > i ft Ay •* 1 ji. -: '•&<> “"W-S.'ji., < t ' Tunoonru^To„? '* ? v,e 7 u of J’jk.on street looking south from fallen b'idge. This is a mam THOROUGHFARE to Piedmont park from the eastern section of the city. 3 I |To Captain It. M Clayton, Chief of | Construction. Atlanta. Ga.: In it not tru< that th< Loyd street re- j liet .. v.. i was la .1 it a cost of ISO,OOO j I and paid out of the bond money, and ! I that 111. property owners through ivhos. property lite sewer extended I were issessed In every instance where they had not previously paid for a sew- | er? Is it not true I !i:it i... sewer is to tally inadequate .nd it has been ad- I mttted by Captain Clayton and Mr. Hansell that it will not do the work it was designed to do" Did not Mr. Han sell suggest to the bond commission that the other $20,000 appropriated for this server be turned over to them to be used In trying to find out wh< . the trouble is and remedy it? Is it not true that the Highland ave nue server was laid tip the ravine from the DeLoach mill to Washita avenue and then deflected west on Washita avenue to Highland avenue and thence up Highland venue two blocks, passing in front of W. A Hansell’s property, where he owns 2ott feet front? Was one cent of assess n<nt made against the prop, rty ownei on Highland ave nue for said sewer .' Is it not true that when the Butler street intersecting s.-wer was laid in the rem of E. It. Dußose’s property on Peachtree road the location was given for the ditch Io .Mi. W. A. Hansell and the ditch was dug some four or five hundred feel long, ten feet wide and ten feet deep, and when the onttac tor asked for grades he was informed that Hi. sewer location had been changed ami shifted down th. hill? Did not tile city have to pay the cost of excavating and refilling this ditch which amounted to $1,051, and was not a voucher for this amount made pay- DEMONSTRATION OF TRY NEW LIFE AT THE J. M. HIGH COMPANY Most Marvelous Health Appliance Ever Known to Science Creates Intense Interest Among the Thinking People of Atlanta. To regain their lost health, without resorting to drugging the sj«tem with dwngerons said oftentimes deadly con coctions given 1n many cnees without dtt“ regard to the general physical con dition of the sufferer, should be the ronetant ahn of every afflicted person. The most recent attainments tn the science of health leach us that good health depends largely upon the free circulation of the blood a* no trouble or disease can exist In any part of the body If the good, rich, red blood Is eent coursing through the vein* It is the free circulation of blood that builds the body of an athlete strong and healthy, and that la what TRV NEW LIFE does: 1t stimulates circu lation and sends the life-giving current coursing through the body, eliminating diseases and dangerous symptoms that if left to run their course would sooner or later develop Into various ailments, such as Asthma. Backache, Catarrh, catarrhal deafness, dyspepsia, facial uouralgia, floating kidney, Im potency, Read for Profit. Use for Results GEORGIAN WANT ADS THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1912. What Tom Wilson Swears To: GEORGIA-—Fulton County. Personally appeared W. T Wilson, who on oath, makes the following deposition: That he was in the employ of the City ol Atlanta in the Cty Engineer Department from 1892 to 1912, and his du ties weie to inspect curbing’ and give lines and grades for the same. That about the year 1901 or 1902 the contract was let for granite curbing and that the price bid was about 24 12 or 24 3-4 cents per lineal foot, vzhich price was some 6or 8 cents lower than in previous years. The contractor began the delivery of the curb, which said Wilson did not consider up to the specifications prepared by the City Engineer and upon whuh bid was awarded. Upon inspection 'of this curbing the ; aid Wilson stated to R. M. Clayton, City Engineer, in the presence of a witness that the curb did not comply with speci fications and that upon said report the said R. M. Clayton told deponent to let the contractor alone as lie was furnish ing as good curb as was possible under the price he had bid ” o W. T. WILSON. Sworn to and subscribed before me this Bth day of No vember 1912. J. H. OWFN, Notary Public. Fulton County, Ga. able to the contractor for same? An other of Mr. Hansell’s mistakes? Is it not true that on West Tenth street near the head of Orme street a sewer was put down under Mr. Han sell's directions along the gutter line instead of the middle of tin- street: that the ditch was dug about ten feet deep and very clos. to the water pipe: that It rained and the bank caved in and about three or four hundred feet of water main broke and fell in? Anoth er one of Mr. Hans,ell's mistakes? Is it. not true that on English avenue Mt Hansell built a sewer and instead of being in the middle of the street it was rigid along the east curb line: that the property owners on the west side i locomotor ataxia, obesity, paralysis, piles, rheumatism, shortness of breath. I sore throat, spinal curvature, stiff joints, stomach troubles, falling hair > and wrinkles, in addition to scores of other disorders not mentioned. Try-New-Life Instantly relieves pain and sets nature to work to restore health and vitality to the sufferer. It i is not an experiment, but a true and , tried method of restoring health, used and recommended by thousands of the most enlightened people In every state [ in the Union. The secret of this wonderful appll ' artce is mechanical vibration. It can be used in the home with as much es- > feet!veness as if given under the per- I sonal supervision of the most eminent ’ physician in the world. ’ Competent demonstrators have been ' secured, and are now to be found on 1 ths fifth floor of the J. M. High store, where the machine is shown, and free i treatments and advice given to all who I apply. If you are a sufferer from any disor der whatever, don't neglect this oppor -1 tunlty of trying New-Life free. It may I mean perfect health and happiness for I you throughout a long and useful life. ■ There Is no doubt that Try-New-Life . Is the most marvelous invention for . good that has ever been perfected. 1 Demonstrations are given from S , a. m. Uli t> p. tn. every day. (Advt.) of the street protested against paying the bill because it cost them more to make connections where they had to run from the middle of the street to the east side of the street to get Into the sewer? is this expert engineering? Is it not true that an eight-inch sewer pipe was laid on Longley avenue out near the stock yards, in which a brick fell down a man hole and stopped up the sewer; that the engineer in charge ot construction of the sewer condemned Hie same and refused to accept it on the {.art of the city, and that Mr. Han sell afterward went out to this point and. without getting out of his auto mobile to look to see whether the brick was in the sewer or not, accepted the Consult Your Bankers On Financial Problems IN dealing with matters pertaining to business, there comes a time with everyone when the advice and assist ance of a bank is a necessity. It is then that the value of an established credit and a good banking connection is fully appreciated. Phis Bank takes pleasure in aiding its clients to establish themselves upon a good credit basis. rhe person who is favorably known at this Bank has a distinct advantage. CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION CANDLER BUILDING Branch: Corner Mitchell and Forsyth Sts. '- 1 ■ - GEORGIAN WANT A OS BRING RESULTS. l *! , "-»r ..;. , ■. "tT.. ~ t '“"’' V ~ .' y-r. «». -se. * . . "• v ' - -' " ■ - ■ ' _'- WHBr WF n wag ! Here is a view of broken reduction pipe south of Tenth street. .■ . -’ . - ~ . ' .. ■ - ’ _.. '*"-._ -->■-. ” _ - ■ ‘ - , . ' -'■- \ ' ’ .a • ' - ~ i .* -“-• -< .- . ■ - -~" - ~7 ~ '- ~~ -~ /J ■ ■ >. e.• ' CS} L ■ ‘ This shows s<>me NEW wood block pavement on North Boulevard. same on the part of the city? Is it not true that Mr. John De Foor was rendered a bill for six or seven hundred dollars for a sewer laid on Highland avenue in front of his proper ty for which he paid the city: that he called up Mr. Belcher, the plumber, and gave him a contract to connect five or six houses with the sewer; that Mr. Belcher went to the engineer's office and ■ got tlie location of the openings in the ( sever, but when he went to dig for these openings he failed to find the sewer; ' that after searching for considerable time he went back to the city engineer’s ■ office and found that no sewer had ever been laid on the street, although Mr. ' DeFoor had paid for the sewer? Does this look like very expert engineering? SPECIAL OFFER TO KODAKERS Continuing until .January 1. 1913. we will make from any kodak negative, 5x7 Enlargements, double mount ed, on heavy ripple white embossed card, ready for framing, or we will mount them on a magnificent 1913 Art Calendar with silk cord and tassel hanger, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS We will make these Enlargements, framed complete (your own frame selection) reads for hanging for 50c. These Enlargements make beautiful gifts and the ex pense is very small. Bring or send in your negatives at once. A. K. HA WKES CO. KODAK DEPARTMENT 74 WHITEHALL READ FOR PROFIT- USE FOR RESULTS- ■ GEORGIAN WANT ADS I Is it not true that when Mr. Hansell ■ went into the city engineer’s office he sold to the city of Atlanta an old tran sit which he owned for about sls more than the city paid for a brand new . transit of the same make the next week? Does not this look like graft? The . voucher can be found in the city comptroller's office. Respectfully. (Advt.) EDWIN P. ANSLEY.