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¢ Eat Peanuts and Talk With
Sideshow Freaks.
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' Several Jdozen Atlanta women, ac
¢ customed to bridge, dancing and dis-
I cussions of the higher forms of the
i drama, took a holiday last week and
# went out to have some fun, They had
gfi.;u. and told thelr Intimate friends,
gff"lnd last night it seemed as though
L @vervbody had taken a night off,
f" They were riding the merry-go
f‘b tound, and sliding down the chute
# In the submarine, and taking a 10
" ¢ent ride on the elephant, and hang
' inug their feet from the top planks
,frzathv animal show—all at the Con
i federate Carnival. It had suddenly
= become the correct thing to eat pea
& #uts, buy toy balloons and hang over
. the railing to watch the monkey
¢ @hauffeurs speed their tiny automo
® Blles around a miniature race track.
= Debutantes of this season, matrons
¢of the smart set and the women who
" mre presidents and secretaries and
| directors of a dozen clubs and chari
| ties were at the Carnival, listening
.to the barkers, paying thelr dimes at
f{}he doors and crowding Into the
: ghows to see Alma, the fat lady, who
?‘ welghs 725 pounds before supper, and
. whose appetite, in view of the price
%at potatoes, 18 causing her manager
;»)Nma.ture gray hairs. AlmaA is a so
. ¢lable creature, and she doesn’t a bit
. mind telling callers just what she
* eats, In order that they may go forth
~ and do otherwise.
" But most of the women clustered
© around Elizabeth, the “living doll.”
&Ni izabeth is a tiny Hungarian blonde,
- about as tall as a 4-year-old child,
. who speaks quaint, but beautifully
,1 ect, English, and is as delightful
A little person as one could meet any
~ where.
. "Of course,” she explained, choos
' Ing her words slowly and carefully, “1
. must learn languages. 1 can not ex
. pect everyone to learn my language —
. mo! It is easler for one to learn than
¢ 1,000, is it not? So I have learned
" German, French, Itallan, Spanish and
. English, so I may answer all the ques
- tlone that are asked me anywhere,
" though some of them are very fool
,~. th auestions. Is it not so?"
:""Sorno of the women have become so
~tnamored of the show lot and its at
- Wosphere that they have hecome vol
| Einteer “barkers,” and it was an ordi
- nary sight last night to sce a pair of
. girls, mounted on a high platform,
- "making an opening’’ for the Alliga
“tor Girl or some of the other curiosi
" ties in the museum. The regular staff
-of “spielers” took a vacation and went
- o rest their throats.
. The Daughters of the Confederacy
- and more than a hundred Atlanta
. ®irls worked all the week in the
. “gountrv store.” where for one dime a
" eustomer may get a spring hat—or
. may not. But this “store” has an
. unusual feature in that every dime
. gets something, from a paper of pins
to al:\ Easter lily, for there are no
bl S,
. The carnival, given by the Sons of
Confederate Veterans under the direc
‘tion of J. McSwain Woods, com
~mander of John B. Gordon Camp, will
~gontinue all this week. The proceeds
‘will pay the way of Atlanta veterans
¢fo the reunion in Washington next
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Bainbridge Baptists
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'To Build New Church
~ BAINBRIDGE, March 81.—The
First Baptist Church has definitely
‘decided to build a larger house of
- WO ip. A 320,000 structure will be
“erected, and more than half of the
Sum has already been pledged, with
‘fiew subscriptions being secured each
[Q . Actual work will begin on the
" mew building about July 1, and 1t
gill stand on the present church lot
sn Shotwell street.
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nd tongue coated. Mamma, you
ust act now or your little one will
e real sick soon., Get a 10-cent box
f Cascarets at the drug store, give
whole Cascaret any time., Casca
ts are harmless and chlldren love|
his candy cathartic, which stimu-!
Ates the little liver, cleans the thirty!
eet of tender bowels and sweetens
e poor, slck stomach in a few
Jours
Mothers know that Cascarets act
Sand act thoroughly, and that they
apure the little folks right up. Cas
Brets is best laxative for men, wom
and children. They never gripe or|
en.— Advertisement |
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W. 0. W. to Plan for
National Meet Here
State Exeoutive Committee to Con
fer Saturday on Big Convention
To Be Held in July.
Membhers of the Woodmen of the
World in Atlanta are making exten
slve plans for the meeting of the
State executive committee at the
Pledmont Hotel next Saturday night,
when details of ontertalnment plans
for the national convention will be
discussed. The convention, to be held
in July, s expected to bring to At
lanta from 40,000 to 50,000 visitors.
J. Gordon Jones, Mayor of Cordele,
who led the campalgn to win this
convention for Atlanta, will be the
principal speaker at the committee
meeting. Atlanta won, In spite of
strong competition from New York
and other clties r
et et et ee e e et eet e e
RANDOLPH M. ROSE,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Mr. Jack Carr, March 29, 1917.
417 Connally Building,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Dear Friend Jack:
Several letters that 1 have received lately
put me to thinking regarding the sale of our
stock.
Several people pointedly ask me the ques
tion as to why I am selling stock and why T
put so much money in ROSE-O and did not put
1t on the market myself.
I am writing them that I have put every
dollar that I have in the proposition. In fact.
[ will go the limit on the proposition. Of
course, if 1 had years ahead of me I could
struggle along and eventually put ROSE-O
over, but this is the age of doing BIG things
QUICK, and it is going to take a whole pile of
money to put the soft drink over, and that is
the reason I am selling stock. [ don’t know
if it would not have been a good idea to have
put this idea stronger in our advertising.
With kindest personal regards and best
wishes, T remain, Yours sinecerely,
April Fifteenththe Price of Stock
in ROSE-O and the Chain
Stores J umps to $1.25
a Share!
You've got just FIFTEEN DAYS to get
in on the ground floor. Fifteen days to buy
Stock in ROSE-O AT ONE DOLLAR A
SHARE. All Stock is Common, no Prefer
red, each and every shareholder having the
same benefits. WIRE YOUR RESERVA
TION OF TEN SHARES OR MORE TO
DAY AT MY EXPENSE. Or, if you wish
further information, write for FREE BOOK.-
LET, deseribing ROSE-O and the sale of
stock. Stock now selling at par, One Dol
lar a share. You have the privilege of pay
ing one-quarter down and balance in thirty,
sixty and ninety days.
RANDOLPH ROSE, President
CHATTANOOGA - - TENN.
HEARST'S SUNDAY AMERICAN — A Paper for People Who Think — SUNDAY, APRIL 1,1917
ISteps To Be Taken in Atlanta to
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. Prevent South’s Being a Drain
. on Nation in Case of War.
Information was in hand last night
to assure the success of the South
eastern Food Conference at the At
| lanta Chamber of <Commerce next
' Thursday.
I The Atlanta (Chamber of Commerce,
the Georgia Chamber of Commerce
and all similar organizgtions in At
lanta and Gezorgia are working at top
aneed to arouse the people of the
Southeast, particularly the farmers, to
the need of preparing for war condi
tions. The Atlanta Chamber of Com
merce had sent out thousands of let
ters to bankers, supply merchants,
il:uullm’(ls, farmers and editors of
' weekly papers urging their co-opera
tion and requesting that they have
Ir«-pr:-m-n!:xnvuu at the Atlanta meet
ing Thursday.
The number and character of re
plies received have been most satis
factory. Commercial bodles and many
individuals throughout the section
have made immediate responses by
letters and telegrams,
The idea being stressed in the let
ters, and which will be amplified at
the meeting, is to arouse the South to
the need of raising more foodstuffs.
In case of war, the South would prove
a drain on the nation, to say nothing
of the hardships of high prices and
Genials that would develop ¢n its own
citizens, If greater food crops are not
raised tnis year.
Governor Harris yesterday gave the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce a
statement indorsing the meeting and
calling on the farmers of Georgia to
heed the warning.
Here is glven the gist of some of
the responses:
Thae Chamber of Commerce of An
niston, Ala., will send six delegates.
They will be J. B. Carrington, presi
dent of the Chamber of Commerce;
‘l'. B. Kilby, president of the Anniston
City National Bank; W. H. Weather
ly, president of the First National
Bank, and E, L. Turner, James Keith,
Jr, and L. C. Watson, all prominent
business men.
From Rome letters have been re
ceived from John H. Reynolds, presi
dent of the First National Bank, and
T. E. Grafton, secretary of the ("ham
ber of Commerce, stating that a
strong delegation will come from that
city.
Columbus, Ga., will be represented
by J. B. Key, vice president of the
‘Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
~ Dalton, Ga., will be represented by
IM. L. ®mith, Frank Manley and Bert
A Tyler. Mr. Tyier Is president of
RICH-CARR ADVERTISING,
Atlanta, Georgia.
March thirty,
Nineteen seventeen.
Mr. Randolph Rose, Pres.,
Randolph Rose Company,
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Chattanooga, lenn.
Dear Mr. Rose:
It is quite natural that some people
would want to know why you do not put
ROSE-O on the market yourself. They
figure, of course, that if it is as good a
proposition as to say, you ought to keep
it to yourself. They do not consider that
to put over a big proposition in a big way
it takes big capital.
If they have the slightest doubt as to
the Selling Qualities of ROSE-O, certainly
they should be convinced by this time.
With FIVE THOUSAND GLASSES
sold in one day at three stores. With
more than seventy stores in Fulton Coun
ty handling the syrup in the second week
on the market. With dealers in every
part of the South elamoring for syrup.
With 90 per cent of the sales today—RE
PEATS,
—surely that is sufficient proof of tha
goodness of ROSE-O.
However, in future advertising we will
strongly impress the reasod you formed a
Stock Company. That is, if there is need
for any future advertising of the Stock.
At the rate you tell me Stock is selling,
there’ll be none left in fifteen days.
Very sincerely yours,
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the Dulton Chamber of Commerce,
Dawson will probably be represent
ed by R. L. Saville, H. A. Petty, A. J.
Hill, K. 8. Woverby, M. C. Edwards,
H. A. Wilkinson, W, J. Matthews, J.
8. Lowry, C. M. Harris, It is ex
pected that M. J. Yeomans, president
of the Dawson Chamber of Com
merce, will head the delegation.
| From Parrott W. M. Dunn,. E. E.
Pinkston and K. B. Hill are expected.
- C, E. Brim, of Sasser, Ga., and W.
' A. Davidson, of Graves, Ga., probably
will come,
The Commissioners of Agriculture
from all the Southeastern States are
expected to be present. Commission
er J. J. Brown and Assistant Com
missioner B. H. Groover, of Georgia,
have promised their cordial co-opera
tion.
Others who will be here are Dr. A.
M. Soule, president of the State Ag
ricultural Cgllege of Georgia, and Phil
Campbell, head of the farm demon
stration work in the State.
Woodmen Plan to
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Establish Journal
A movement to establish a weekly
paper to be published in the interests
of Wooderaft in the Southeast has
been launched by Atlanta Camp, No.
480, Woodmen of the World. A. G.
Dallas, 1.. H. Pound, John C. Quinn,
J. W, Stephens and H. A, Gilbert com
pose a committee to investigate the
project,
The camp will give its semi
monthly dance Tuesday to help pro
vide white uniforms for members of
the camp to be worn in parades of the
sovereign camp convention to be held
in Atlanta in July.
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRH, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES.
If vou know of some one who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness, head
noises or ordinary catarrh, cut out this
formula and hand it to them and you
may have been the means of savlnq
some poor sufferer perhai»s from tota
deafness. In England scientists for a
long time past have recognized that ca
tarrh i{s a constitutional disease and
necessarlly requires constitutional treat
ment,
SBprays, Inhalers and nose douches are
lable to irritate the delicate air pas
sages and force the disease into the
middle ear, which frequently means to
tal deafness, or else the disease may be
driven down the air passages toward
the lungs, which is equally as danger
ous. The following formula, which lis
used axtensively in the damp English
climate, is a constitutional treatment
and should prove especially efficacious
to sufferers here who live under more
favorable climate conditions.
Securs from your druggist 1 ounce of
Parmint (double strength). Take this
home and add to it !4 pint of hot water
and 4 ounces of %ranulatnd sug{'ar: stir
until dissolved. ake one tablespoon
ful four times a day. This will often
bring quick relief from distressing head
noises. Clogged nostrils should open,
breathing become easy and hearing im
prove as the inflammation In the eus
tachlan tubes is reduced. Parmint used
in this way acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system and
has a slight toniec action that facilitates
ohtulnlng the desired results. The prep
aration is easy to make, costs little and
is pleasant to take. KEvery person who
has catarrh should give this treatment
a trial.—Advertisement.
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