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ATLANTA. HA
THE ATLANTA OEOROIAN-
-SATFRDAY. APRIL in, 1915.
FACES ITER
FI
i Mirst
H
of Pupils
hts Will Bp
at Lakewood
Unquenched
Unless Water Main Is Laid.
♦* With the view of averting a fv’gslhl*
water famine. whirh 1« Raid to threat
en the 5ft(* pupils in the l^akewood
Height?- county public school, the
County Board of Education Friday
Our Fish
Are Always
GOOD
But we have never
had better Fish than
are coming in daily
right now.
This is the season
whan the big Fish
are running, when
the big Fish are as
good as the smaller
ones.
The North Carolina
Shad—big, fat beau
ties, with a roe that
fills a platter—are
here, and the price
Is right.
Variety for
Every Taste
There isvariety here
for every taste. You
will have no trouble
In finding tho sea
food you want.
Among them are
Shrimp, Crabs, Lob- *
sters, Pompano,
Mackerel, Trout,
Snapper, In fact al
most anything you
might think of.
Lake Salmon, the dalntl-
e»t of frying fish, are in
now. Come and have a
look.
FULTON MARKET
25-27 E. Alabama St.
had under way a moment to indue#
! the city authorities to extend » city
' water main out I^akewood avenue an
that fhie a«*hool might ha supplied
President F. M Horlne, Hy dlrec*
non of the hoard, planned to take up
I the matter with the rit.v at the earlieat
| possible moment and urge the ext*n-
i sion of the wafer main as prompt re
lief for the achool children
Many women in the Idtkewoori
Height# Ref 11 on, mothers of the chil
dren In the school, are taking an ac
tive interest In the situation, and have
set out to ha< k the School Board and
aid it In every way possible In the
tight to obtain city water
The hoard h action followed fruit-
left* efforts hy tho county to atriko
water close to the, achonl by digging
«*f weilH The latest endeavor In thin
direction resulted in a hole 75 feet
deep, hut no water At this depth,
aolid rock was struck
At present the only drinking water
obtainable in the school hae to be
hauled there in harrelR a considerable
distance With the opening of spring
this water become* warm before ii
even roaches the achoolhouaa and is
aald to be unfit to drink Moat of the
< hildren. It is said, are unable to
drink the eater, and. as a result, have
to remain throughout the school ses
sion with their thirat unquenched.
The Board of Education figured that
as the weather grows warmer thla
thirst will Increase, and that some
thing must be done and at once to
relieve the situation
The members feel satisfied that lit
tle difficulty will be experienced in In
ducing the city to furnish this relief
for the reason that « main if to be
extended to I^akewood in time for the
opening of the Soulheastern Fair. It
la the purpose of the board to ask
the city to name Lakewood avenue
as the route for this extension, in or
der that it may pass the laikewnod
Heights school and to seek to have
the work done Immediately.
High School Girls
Spring Pageant
Ready for Their Great
at the Auditorium-Armory
LINER SAFE IN PORT j $2,500 LOSS IN BARN FIRE.
' Special Cable te Tha Atlanta Ge.rgun. i BREMEN, UA, April 9.—Fire It
LIVERPOOL. Arrll 9 The liner 13.30 o'clock this morning destroyed.
Mergentier rived safely to-day from the ham. two mules, cm fodder and
the Ini fed State* She wan convoyed ,„iinn »eed of Judge Price Edwards.
| into |i..j 1 hv a warship to protect her I ,,f Buchanan. The loss was about
j irtim German submarines $^,600, uninsured.
KNOWN AS THE BE5T
Makes Your Stuffed,
Catarrhal Head
Clear as a Bell
When you wake In th»* morning
plagued with .the tortures of h* «d $:olda
end 1 aiarrh, head, nose and throat
Rtf»pp**d up. air pMRRages clogged wlih
obnoxious catarrhal discharges that
have collected during the night and you
can hardly breathe -Just out a little
H>omei Pocket Inhaler, charged with
the pleasant healina oil of Hyomel, be
tween your lip*. Mold It there while
dressing and breathe the medicated,
antiseptic, germ-killing air deep Into
your nose, throat and Tung* with every
breath you draw
By the time you are dre.vsed your
head will he clear as a hell, you will
breathe with cane and comfort, eat
yauf breakfast with a relish and go
about your day'* work with a clear
brain and steady eye.
This clean-emailing, germ-dentroylng
ail of Hynmei penetrates deep down In
to every fold and crevice of the mem
branous linings of your noee. throat
and ItfngH, where no liquid spray could
possibly get and absolutely kills and
ililvea out of your system everv germ it
finds there, heals the Inflamed, swollen j
tissues, and after the very first trial |
you notice a wonderful improvement A
few weeks' use and every catarrhal
germ is killed and driven out of your
system
Druggists everywhere think so well of
Hyomel that they agree to give you a
guarantee with every complete Inhaler
set you purchase that if it doea not sat
isfy they will gladly return every cent
you paid for It, but if using for the first
♦ tone he sure to ask for the complete
Hyomel Pocket Inhaler outfit, as the
smaller package does pot contain the
Inhaler ,ia< ops’Pharmacies or most any
other reliable druggist will gladly sup
ply you on request Advertisement
Pupils of the
Girls’ High
School in one
of the pretty
dances that 11
to feature the
pageant at the
Auditorium on
Saturday
evening
Everything for the Table
Quality First, Last and Always.
Does this mean anything to you?
ASK THE FOOD INSPECTOR.
Bread Street Market
(Delicatessen Departmnet)
23 S. Broad Street. Either Phone M. 350.
66-68 N. Broad Street
Corner Poplar
Is where you will find us now, and we will be glad to see you.
The Tripod Paint Co.
A Solid Carload of King
Ice Cream Freezers
Bee
The largest single shipment of
lee Cream Freezers ever brought to
Atlanta. We buy and sell these
large quantities of Freezers be
cause they are the best made and
the people call for thm.
Quickest freezing Freezer on the
market, on account of their tall,
iiarrow can. Solid steel frame, with nothing to
break and cause trouble. If you are once a user,
you will never have any other kind.
Note tho prices:
1 QUART $1.60
2 QUART $1.90
3 QUART $2.25
4 QUART $2.76
6 QUART $3.50
8 QUART $4.50
10 QUART $6.00
12 QUART $8.00
16 QUART $9.50
Large sizes in stock, up to 20-quart, with fly wheel.
KING HARDWARE COMPANY
I#
V;
The young
ladies, left to
right, are Miss
Lois Jones,
Miss Nellie
Bosworth, Miss
Gertrude Orr.
The pupils of
the two Girls’
H’gh Schools
have b^en drill
ing diligently
for the big pa
geant which is
expected to be
one of the fin
est ever staged
in Atlanta. The
proceeds go to
the library
fund of the
Girls' High
Schools.
Elks to Have
Hot Time at
Waycross
There is going to be one grand time
at the meeting of the Georgia State
Aeeeoiatlon of Flky at Waycross on
May 12 and 13. President Walter P.
Andrews has Just returned from New
York wilh h song, written by John T.
Doyle, a song writer and a brother
Flk. which typifies the spirit of the
meeting. ItR title Is “I Want to one-
Step With My Melinda.” and the
words, to be Rung to the tune of "Tip
perary,” follows:
I town in Wagccoss, Georgia,
Magic city, grand unit gnu.
The Mika arc going to grit her 1
In lh( menu month of May.
Then'$ on Old Hill's island
Will he doings great and grand,
When tee all join in the chorus,
Boys, and sing to heat the hand.
CHORUS,
I want to one step with tag Melinda,
I mint to one-step down there,
Among the pint) trees of dear old
Georg in
And the fairest of the fair;
Mid the lire oaks and sweet magno
lias
There'll he one big juhilae.’
/ want lo one-step with mg Melinda
And the H. P, O. -N.
with the
There is
same zest.
another verse
Chorus in Special
Music at St, Mark
Special music is to feature tHe Sun
day services at Ht, Mark Methodist
t’hurch At 4 p. m the Faster can
tata “Christ Triumphant" will he re
peated by a chorus of twenty under
the direction of .1 W Marshbgnk.
Following tho cantata, tho "Hallelujah
Chorus” front Hundol's "Messiah” will
be sung. The public is invited.
53 PEACHTREE
87 WHITEHALL
And $1.00 a Week
on any purchase up to $15.00—
Generous terms on larger pur
chases.
Women 's Suits, $15 to $30
Women 's Coats, 8 to 25
Men s Suits, lOto 22
All new spring style*—Al
terations free—We do as we
advertise.
MEA1TER
Upstairs 71 1-2 Whitehall St.
Next J. M. High Co.
Everything was in readiness Friday
for the great spring pageant which
nearly 1.000 pupils of the Girls' High
Scheol of the city will stage Saturday
evening at the Auditorium.
The sale of seats, which has been in
progress at the Cable Piano Com
pany’s store since Wednesday morn
ing, has been most encouraging and
tyll indications point to a large at
tendance. The ticket plat will be
moved to the Auditorium Saturday
evening and seats may he obtained
there right up to the hour of the per
formance. The general admission is
25 cents and there will be good seats
for all. The proceeds of the enter
tainment go to the library fund of the
two Girls' High Hchoola.
Those promoting the pageant asked
The Georgian to announce that every
one is urged to be In their Rents at
the Auditorium hy 8 o’clock Saturday
evening Owing to the procession
which will open the performance, the
lobhv must be used by the particle
pants and the front doors of the Au
ditorium will have to be closed
promptly at 8 o’clock. Those coming
alter that time will he admitted at the
Gilmer street entrance.
The pageant, which will depict the
evolution of the seasons, promises to
he one of the moat elaborate ever
staged in Atlanta. Miss Era Betaner,
physical director of the Y. W. C. A.,
vs ho is in charge of the pageant, de
clared Friday that the schoolgirls
have shown remarkable talent and
the dance numbers she said, would
prove most attractive.
Christian Church to
Have College in Ga,
Intention of the Phritian Church of
Georgia to obtain the Perry-Rainey
Institute plant at Auburn, Ga.. for
conversion into the First Christian
church college in the South, was re
flected Friday in the petition of lead
ing representatives of the church for
an educational institution, filed in the
Superior Court
The movement is headed by the Rev.
John H Wood, of Atlanta, secretary
of the Christian Church Missionary
Association. Others named in the
application are Judge T. O. Hathcock.
H. M. Patterson and Stanley R.
Grubb. According to the petition,
925,000 is to be raised for furnishing
the institution.
Thousands in Rush
To See Jess Willard
WASHINGTON, April 9.—Two thou
sand fight fans storpied Union Station
to groet Jpbs Willard, the new world's
champion, when he arrived in the Na
tional Capital from the South at 2:30
o’clock.
The police had to clear a path through
the crowd for him. The champion's
chief concern was to dodge a battery of
moving picture cameras and the police
knocked over one outfit to accommodate
him.
Willard said he felt no 111-effects from
his battle with the negro and was in
shape to go through a similar mill to
morrow.
After a short stay here, Willard start
ed for Baltimore. He said he would
leave there to-morrow for New York,
and then tour the West.
Blames Bible for
Treatment of Jews
College Park Chorus
To Join Free Concert
Dr, Edwin Arthur Kraft has ar
ranged a fine program for the free
concert at the Auditorium-Armory
Sunday afternoon. Special attention
is called to the fact that the hour for
the recital has been changed to 4
o’clock, and throughout the spri ig
and summer months this will be the
hour.
An attractive feature of this Sun
day's concert will be the appearance
of the College Park Choral Club and
Chorus of the Southern University cf
Music, which will assist Dr. Kraft in
the program.
BIRMINGHAM, April 9.—Dr. M.
Newfield. Rabbi of the Congregation
Temple Emanu-EI, the aristocratic
Jewish congregation of Birmingham,
announces that in the next few weeks
he will preach a sermon on "What VVe
Jews Think of Jesus Christ.”
East Sunday night he preached a
sermon on "The Holiday of Passover
and the Holiday of Easter," in which
he took issue with the general Biblical
account of the crucifixion of Jesus*
Christ. He said that the Jews did uot
crucify Christ and that the Biblical
account was responsible for much ol
the hate, prejudice and ill treatment
accorded Jews in ail parts of the
world.
School Unit Plan
Beaten in Columbus
COLUMBUS, April 9.—Following a
warm debate, participated in by the
members of City Council, advocates of
the county unit system of schools und
citizens opposed to *it at the regular
monthly meeting of City Council. the
question of Council giving the move
ment its indorsement was voted down
by a large majority.
Dandruff Surely
Dextroys The Hair
Girls—if you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for it will
starve your hair and ruin it if you
don’t.
it doesn’t do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff is to dis
solve it, then you destroy it entirely.
To do this, get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon, apply it at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
ly dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all Itching
and digging of the scalp will stop, and
your hair will look and feel a hun
dred times better. You can get liquid
arvon at any drug store. It is inex
pensive and four ounces is all you
will need, no matter how much dan
druff you have. Thin simple remedy
never fails.—Advertisement.
Girl,15,Kept Wedding
Secret for Months
COLUMBUS. April 9.—Friends of
Miss Lois McCroan, a lo-yenr-o’.d
schoolgirl, and J. Robert Thomas were
given a surprise when they learned
that the couple had been secretly
married several months ago.
As soon as Thomas found that his
secret was oqt he went to the home
of the girl’s parents to claim his
bride.
HUGHEY’S
Kills His Sweetheart
And Commits Suicide
CORTLAND. N. Y.. April* 9. -Man-
dened with love and the fear of losing
hts girl, Yacobal Naichuck murdered his
20-yenr-old sweetneart, Mary Yischim,
and committed suicide here to-day.
When found the girl's head was nearly
severed from her body and the man's
throat was cut from ear to ear
115
Whitehall St
Fresh Home-dressed
POULTRY—tt>
Large IRISH POTA
TOES—full peck
Large RED ONldNS—
full peck
24-tto. Sack Self-
Rising FLOUR
FANCY ORANGES—
dozen
FULL CREAM 171,*
CHEESE—tb JL I 2~C
Country Butter—lb. 25c
Large White Head Lettuce, hd. ,5c
Plenty of Fresh Tomatoes. Cucum-
loers, White Celery, Cauliflower. As-
Iparagus, English Peas, Green Beans.
| New Potatoes and Eggplant.
EVERYTHING FRESH.
BEST PRICES IN TOWN.
HUGHEYS.
115 Whitehall St.
me
19c
19c
89c
12c
Church to Celebrate
33-Year Pastorate
Sunday will he an ooeasion at the
Friendship Baptist Church, one of the
largest negro institutions in Atlanta, j
There will he a celebration of the thir-j
ty-third anniversary as pastor of Rev. j
K. R. Carter. The preacher will review I
the work of his congregation and of the J
city. The day will marked particu
larly by efforts to raise a subscription
to build a home for old negro women
and orphan children on property owned
hy th^ nastor five mites from Atlanta,
on the Forrest Tark road
The Friendsh p HapUk'JChurch lias a
memberehiD of 2.000. '
German Cruiser Is
Formally Interned
WASHINGTON. April 9 -The German
converted cruiser Prinx Ritel Friedrich
interned at the Norfalk Navy Yard at
3 o’clock to-day. Admiral Beatty in
formed Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
«# &£&&&i&jfac
Always bear*
the
Signature
GEORGIA RAISED HAMS. ETC.
Georgia Products Co.
TWO STORES
21 Auburn Av*.. 68 S. Forsyth St.
Country Hams tb 24(/ 2 c
Country Side Meat—tb 16c
Fresh Country Eggs—doz 19c
Absolutely fresh Country
Butter—tb 27(Ae
North Georgia Sorghum—gal..75c
Hominy—quart 10c
Water-ground Meal—peck ...30c
Honey—1t» tb. cans 25c
Watsr-ground Graham Flour—
12 tbs 58c
Canned Tomatoes (Ga.
Girls)—per can 10c
Sun Dried Peaches—tb 8c
All kinds of things raised out in
the country.
GEORGIA PRODUCTS CO.
Phene. Mein 1410. We deliver.
AT REDUCED PRICES
At 8 o'clock Saturday morning we place on sale
the second lot of the world’s best shirts—
MANHATTANS—at greatly reduced prices.
About 100 dozen in this collection, embracing the
most beautiful patterns in tucked bosom, soft-cuff
effects. Sizes I 4 to M/i.
It is doubtful if you will again have the opportunity
to procure such desirable shirts at these marvelous
reductions.
$2.00 Manhattans $1.15
$2.50 Manhattans $1.35
$3.00 Manhattans $1.65
$3.50 Manhattans $1.95
Seasonable Underwear, Hosiery and Neckwear
at Corresponding Reduction.
ISEMbN
Jill MEN'S# BOYS' OUTFITTERS
$
Hanover Shoe
& $ 3' 50
Shoe World Puzzled
The spring models of Hanovers are so distinctive in style and
such extraordinary value that they have astonished the shoe world.
Everybody is discussing them. Shoe-wise people knowing Hanovers
are “all meat” can’t understand how we can make such a shoe for
$3.00 and $3.50. Nothing anywhere near it in value has ever been
produced.
Here's the explanation. We do many things differently from
accepted methods. For instance, we sell exclusively to the con
sumer—no other shoe manufacturer does that; we buy in enormous
quantities and always make cash discounts; our factory is operated
incessantly and at continually increasing capacity and thereby very
economically; we turn our money rapidly and are sal is fled with a
modest profit.
Now for the moral You've known Hanovers long enough to
try a pair. You really can't afford to pass them up any longer.
What's the use in paying a dollar or two more for a slush that’s no
better? Get a pair to-day and be shoe happy.
Your Grandmother’s Remedy for
Purifying the Blood
And Renovating the System in the Springtime
Ask for Sulpherb Tablets.
What was grandmother's unexcelled remedy’ Haven’t you heard
of It? Yes, you have! It was sulphur, cream of tartar and molaasee.
The main trouble with it was its nauseous taste.
A modern method puts the cream of tartar and sulphur into.
augar-coated tablet* and mixes them with herbs, roots, atcu, makl|ga
wonderful tonic blood purifier and system cleanser.
Just try Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tablets), but Bulpberb—
remember the name-end get the tablets In sealed tubes at 60c .par
tube
Grown-up people and children who don't feel well, who are consti
pated or sluggish, or who have pimples, bolls, carbuncles, ulcers and
the like, can soon rid the system of thesa impurities by taking tht»
good old-fashioned remedy in modern form. Their action satisfies or
money la refunded hy tha Prescription Products Company, Dayton,
Ohio. A free trial sent, to any address. Buy of any well-stocked drug,
flat.