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THE ATLANTA GEOROLCS. MiiXfi.W. NOVKMIIER I:'. 16 The Philosophy of Business. An understanding of -practical psychol ogy is necessary in the selling of goody to day. To have a good article on the market is not. enough. The consumer’s attention must be attracted and his .judgment .convinced. In other words, every successful business must have scientific advertising. The executive man, busy with prepara tion of goods, purchase of stock, manage ment of employees, cannot study advertising details. But here’s a suggestion that mas- help him out of his difficulty. This paper is a paying medium for advertisers. The Mas- sengale Advertising Agency, of Atlanta, (in., prepares business-getting copy. Try them, in combination, and watch your busi ness grow. THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE STRIKES ANOTHER SNAG; CANDY PRICES HAVE “RIZ‘ It ha. always been aprupc:* npd good form to knock the trusts and bewail .crop shortages and tefl how betwoqn the two the country was <*n the to boggan on a allele hill—that's all boon perfectly regular with politicians and political economists and things, but lots of people weren't able to see where they Jicrsonally got on the roaster. . Today It's different. Candy Is up. Heretofore the people have lmenliard to convince that they were getting the hot end of It—that waa beenuse the makers of fine candiea were willing to worry along with selling young men bribing material at 10 centa the pound. Beginning Tuesday this one of the few known-to-be-effective varieties of love potions will begin to "cannot be bad" at less than 80 cents per pound. This means that Harry Will liuve tot I scrape -ogather ldOpenhlas mote than heretofore when ha hopes to square y [thing- with a five-pound) box of choco-, flats, ei-al. - Makers of line ' candles In Atlanta . I have at lost been compelled to come up , | to the prices of Eastern confections, j Labor and the big lumps In the prices i of material for the high grades of good I things are responsible for llm cutastro- I phe, they say. Shelled pecans, for Instance, have gone Up from t'7 to SS cents per pound, and some of the - French fruit Julcns used In candy manutauture have ad vanced 300 per cent. But the upheaval only, affects the highest grade goods. To the swains only waa the lemon handed. The kid can still buy "Jaw-brooker". and "all-, day sucker" biles at the ■ Oreek fruit stand and the corner grocery at the same old price. <3 WELL KNOWN ACTOR IS ILL; BROTHER PLA YER AS NURSE ' Tho*** who watched "The Squaw Sign" last week raw a jierformance In v hich a hasty change of actors had 1*+n made. Harold Russell, a veteran )t!a><r wHflse work ns one of the cow- l»oye lind been h feature of the play, nii* b’lni? seriously III In the Piedmont hotel, and unotlier actor was hastily substituted. But so capable ‘was the understudy that the audience never felt t tin * a chrtiiftc ha»l been made. Mr. Russell Is still very III. Mr. Fav- eisfioin and his cotnpuny went on the lour* without him, after mnkltiK ur- langement for the best medical atten tion and nursing. But **T1te .County t'lmlriiiiid** com pany Arrive*] Sunday and At Its head was Theodore Babcock, an old friend of Harold Russell. As soon as he hear ! Hu.o'cll was III he took off his coat, donned an apron and has been playing r.ur«e ever since. He will stick by Ids *dd comrade until the departure of the com puny ^Tuesday night. * Mr. Babcock find Mr. Russell are brother members of the Lambs* t'lub und were together In the nll-star com pany under William «*rane several years ago. Mr. Russell Is considered one »f the bast supporting players In the country and has been a favorite with many leading actors. The pro fession will learn with regret of his lilt.css. FINDING OF MAN AND WIFE DEAD IN A BED AT HOME MAY CLEAR UP MYSTERY -Owomo. Mich . Nov. II.—Tho myv- tery surrounding Iho shooting from ambush and killing of Edward Edgar, a fanner near here, a few days ago, la either deepened or eolved through'the finding In bed today of the dead bodlea of Bert Seely and his wife, neighbors of Edgar’s. The sheriff has gone to the Seely home to Investigate. Seely's nartle had figured In the mur-, der as an enemy of Edgar's and he wus to have been arrested today. Mis. Seely had stated that her husband was not stfong mentally and that she had feared him. MISSING WOMAN HEIRESS 70 FORTUNE OF $100,000 Philadelphia,.N'or. 12.—Relatives of Helena Welsh are making an active search for her. If she Is found within the next few weeks she will be worth llUO.OOO; other wise she Is not worth a cent. Robert Welsh, a rich liquor dealer of Decatur, III., died nearly a year'ago. He was a widower and childless. By his will he left to his niece and nephew, Helena and William Welsh, every' dol lar, with the condition that If the money was dot claimed'wlthlfl a year tile es tate should go to the Bethesda Hos pital. William Welsh Is dead and Helena hud been missing for oyer six years. ’ o; & Light Crisp Hakes of Toasted Corn that Meit in Ttbur. Mouth You will never care for any of the many other Breakfast Foods after you once taste Toasted Corn Flakes; you will never find a cereal food that is more nutritious. Toasted Corn Flakes have a delicious flavor distinctly their own—and it’s a flavor you will enjoy. They are made entirely of honest, wholesome corn—and that the very best. Thor oughly and scientifically cooked, rolled into filmy flakes and then toasted to a tempting golden brown. Toasted Corn Flakes agree perfectly with the most delicate stomach. They sat isfy completely the most hearty appetite. That their value? as a body building food is the highest is best proven by the fact that they are in daily use at the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium, the greatest dietetic and health institution in the world. As a change for the better try Toasted Com Flakes with milk, cream or fruit juices tomorrow morning. THE BATTLE CREEK TOASTED CORN FLAKE CO. Battle Creek, Mich. $ MARK 7 WA IN NO W ILL FROM BRONCHITIS ATT A CK New York. Nov. 12. -Mark Twain I* -••nflned to hl.H home*. *21 Fifth avenue, rlth bronchitis. He rmt till* message «• a reporter: # "Thla Ip only my regular siege of bronelillb. I whs uitm-keil by li ten days ago and retired lo the privacy of my apartment to wait until It let go. Yesterday I took i* little more cold, but my Illness has nothing serious about It." WARRANTS 1SUEI) FOR CLUB MEMBERS hp« < lal to The Georgian. Spartanburg. S. t.\, Nov. 12.—War rants have been Issued against several members of the Spartan Field Gun <*lub, composed of prominent society young men of the city, charging them with maintaining a public nuisance, operkt- ittg a shooting range on tho public highway and shooting nt clay targets, to the annoyance and constant fear of a large number of citizens who travel the highway. The warrants name Dr. LkFoIx Wilson, a prominent physician; t\ W. Anderson, well.known shoe mer chant; Fred L. Bryant, capitalist, nnd John Harris, a well-known traveling man. The case will he heard nt tho next term of the court. Tricked By Dyspepsia E IS fly TERRIFIC GALE IN NEW El Snmv, Wind anil Bain Ke- Hponsible for LiOSHOK, Boston, Nov. 12.—A terrific gals, car rying snow, hail and rain, swept New England yesterday, and today thu grip of winter Ih being felt in many places. Tho storm was widely tailed ill differ ent sections. In Boston then* was a heavy rain in the suburbs/and hall fell. In Rhode Island lightning struck u house nnd , r1 ti * m ij »* m «t •*.. I yacht (hiring it thunder storm, und In flic Doctor Couldn t Tell Where j New Hampshire. Vermont and Maine thu TmnhlA T ov i 5noW TsII. Fishing schooners along me xruuuie nay. | tho Maine coast were damaged In the "For the past seven years I .have i gale. lM*en a victim of dtspepsla and elt onlc | eonsttpatton nnd have consulted the • Storm Delays Traffic, most noted specialists to be found on I Hallston. N. Y.. Nov. 12.—A heavy ** j.*y**” mrA**i* n.j I M,mv * tonn throughout this loglon Is .,Tiu? e \i* M ”1, delaying the suburban traffic. Six !treatment*, I Sav"S^ lu ilm «?e " ,, h * s ” f *‘ n ' nr , ' ov " r " '" p " rnunrt ' •of many remedies and have given them ••faithful trial, but ull to no purpose. - ! ». Upon the recommendation of n close .'friend. I purchased a 50c package of .Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and In let s * than five days noticed that 1 was re- | . reiving more benefit than from spy 1 mndy J had used before. I continued j j to use trie tablets after each meal for j ! one month and by that time my atom- faeh was In a healthy condition, capable 'digesting anything which my In-, 'nesting appetite demanded. a vs not experienced an> ltny former trouble, though three j months have elapsed elnre taking your remedy. We wish that you could see with 1 your own eyes the counties** other honn rtdo signed letters from mateful men and women nil over the land who I ‘had suffered years of agony with d>«- iK*p:iia. tried every known remedy and j consulted eminent specialists without whom he had surprised In the dining result, until they gave Stuart's Dje- room of his father's home, shot nnd Tablet* a trial. I.Ike the do. tor killed Henry Filth Smith, aged 26, ..on ^'trouble C ' 1U * " " n1 Joavph Rmlth. * prominent and Dyspepsia tr, a disease Which has , "ealthj- business man of Ibis city, Fun- l.aig baffled pliyeh'iane. So difficult of day morning. location Is the disease that cure seems The disordered condition of the dln- ?»*xt io miraculous There Ih only one 1 h, K room and kitchen of the Smith wav to treat d> epep.br to mjpply the I hom „ , h _ W(M , that B de,Derate battle elements which mil m e has nnlnltted to .....T—., „ too,.... . inform this function and to cause I 1 ®?, Tn ■AdHIou to the two • he;n to enter the digestive organs j -w, which were found to have cn- > up,'dying the fluids which they lock. i tered Smith’, body, live other bnlla Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets alone All i were found lodged In the floors und ! here requirements.*as 1* shown by the ■ walls of the two rooms, l o t that 10.000 physicians It, the j Hundreds of.dollars' wort), of silver t’nlted States and Canada unite In rev- , ,, ' '* U V" n ‘ h ,? r ommendlltg then) to their tutlletits for i l' a t uu gathered together by stomach disorders. , the burglar, who, apparently, had \\> do not claim or expert Stuart's i heett In the house some time before be- Ity spepsla Tablets to cure anything but I | n g beard by young Smith. disordered conditions of tlte stomach — ... and Other digestive organs, but this j Wi^aE^sST^'TSi^B^VOHK GUILD ir.t«efln«B, stimulate fhe gastric glumlH • ( OMPIihTfcS ITS WORK anil aid In the necrethm of Juices nccca- \ _ . to digestion. Stuart' ~ ELOPING COUPLE FORGIVEN O VER LONG DISTANCE PHONE &7 At the Qrocer’a. fhliaUHphla. Nov. -12. Ails* «*arrle ‘Riley, n cousin of Mrs. Wllson-Mlsncr. who was Mr*. Hbnrles T. Verkei*, Iihh *»l(*|»cd. She left her home lit Ruhi, Fa., nfcylng she was going shopping. In stead. she went to Wilmington, ami there married Philip J. Fitzpatrick, of New York. Then she telegraphed to her mother, Mrs. Lillie E. Saliulerson. and shortly afterward, by telephone, received her forgiveness. Miss Riley's, romance is a love story of Entire, where her step-father, lfany Halmlerson. has a summer home. She met Fitzpatrick only three months ago. tml it was n case of love at first sight. No opposition on tjie p&YL of fhe po- rtntl met the Imndsoine young New Yorker, and the reason for the elope ment has not been explained. Mr. and Mrs* Fitzpatrick will return to Bulu and then will go to New York, when* they are to live. >> <6 o ^ A <£7 I toasted 5CORN tukes S&, waum A Largs Package lOe. <£e— 5 CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SEND DELEG A 7 ES lO CITY The mull-xchuoled men are In eon- I Koreumn. city edllnr of The Atlanta vcntloa Monday. J I'onxtltutlon: W. T. Andereon, of The Two hundred of the Held men of »h«] STSnE; number from town. International Correapondence School. | t(lt , | tnll ,dilute vicinity of .Atlanta BURGLAR IS VICTOR IN PISTOL DUEL hulled hi Despemti Battle. Kuthercd In convention In the a..entbly holt of the New Kimball Monday morn ing In celebration of the fifteenth an- nlvcrnaiy of the octioola. J. H. HeU’li- ert, of MiTanton. Pu„ vice pre.ldent of the Institution, spoke of the beginning, of the school, nnd of what they have accomplished, and several other Inter esting speaker, were heard. Monday evening at I o'clock the del egates to the convention nnd. a number of prominent Atlantan, will banquet at the Kimball, nnd on Tuesday evening Vice President Reichert will talk at a smoker In the convention hall on '"Solf- Aliide Men." Home of the apeakera at the banquet, over which 8. O. Vickers, superintend- ont of tho Southeastern department, w in preside as tuaetmoster. will be: Vice President J. H. Ileichart. of Scranton, Pa.; Professor T. P. Branch, of tlte fteorgta School of Technology; Rev. l.ynn Walker, pastor of West End Presbyterian church; Lauren Pittsburg. Nov. 12.—A burglar, Headache Sufferers RICH MAN KILLED BY HISJWN DEER While Searching for Poach ers He Is Attacked bv Buck. the following delegate* are preftent: li. D&vW, SrtuUwVu railway, AAUmUv. G. G. Httyiiioiir, »uperlntendent Blue Ridge Marble Company; O. o. Burk holder. Crufton, Ky.: J. M. Curry, Nashville, Tenn.; T. Me Elroy, Na*h- vllle, Tenn.; D. R. McWllllamz, Pwdu- cult, Ky.; i\ R. Lander, Nashville, Tenn.; R. Q. Mu non, Nashville, Tenn.; E. Hcovlllo, Augusta, Go.? W. \V. Bu- lund, Augusta, On.; C. P. Hatchell, Hai toHvIlic, H. c.: A. B. Parry, Charles ton. H. C.; \V. M. Me Land, Columbia, 8. C.; F. Webman. Charleston, 8. C\; J. N. Wig fall, Charleston. 8. C.; K. A. Clarke, Savannah. Oa.: W. J. Struhun, St. Augustine, Fla.; W. E. Tucker, Jacksonville, Fin.; II. A. Talley* Tampa, Fla.; W. D. Loehllr, Talbotton. Gn.; W. K. Giaywrn, Waycrow, Ga.; E. Al. Me- Kensle, Savannah, Ga.;^ C. M. Melburn, , arteiy In his *hlp. Mr. St. Augustine, !• la.. < . A. Masters, j darted out to see If any hunter* had Tampa, Fla.. \\ ilburn Jone*. Oakman, j broken Into hi* ground*, and It was Ala.; K c. i obb, Huntsvlne, Ala.; ; wpije Investigating that the buck killed New York, Nov. 12.—A pet buck deer killed Herbert Bradley, a wealthy flour exporter, whose dead body was found Saturday night on the preserve* ‘at hi* home at Mont Clair, N. J. Deputy County Physician Simmon*, of Orange, foutyl that Mr. Bradley’* death wa* due Jc**e Carter, Anderson. 8. C.; C. L. him. Owen, Chattanooga, Tenn.: W. L. Run- | sell, Huntsville, Ala.; E. F. Very, Ma on, Ga.; J. P. Reid, Columbus, Oa.; Frank Mar*h, Macon, Oa.; J. E. Dodd, Macon, Ga.; F. M. Cathey, Ohattanoo- Tonn.; <1 B. Jordan, Lancaster, .: W. W. Williams, Sheffield, Ain.; W. S. Anderson, Atlanta, Go.; W. H. j Ilenr), Atlanta. Ha.; Robert Monk, At lanta, Oa.; Charles Terry, Atlantu. Ga.; 11 A. Ilostrom, Atlanta, Ga.; A. *o. I Corley, Atlanta. Ga.; T. G. Seidell. At- • lanta, Ga.; Dr. H. B. 8-.hulls. Atlanta Ga.: PiofeHsui Camp, Gcoi^i^ Schic.11 of Tcchnoiugy; T. A. Babb; Atlanta, Malaria Makes Pale Siekly Children. Tiie Old Standard, Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents. SEND DYIN(*1 THIEF TO HOME IN ITALY Trenton. N. J., Nov. 12.—Charles Du- fano, who wo* shot live time* by I,ack- now) , T. A. Babb, Atlanta, • a*»*«u»na detective* while stealing bras* 11. Hatonan. Eact. Point. Ga ; ! journals, will be sent back to Italy by F. A? Springer, Atlanta. Or... V.\ S.; his ft lends In a dying condition. He p cCavender'Von'tlmDilTC fo^iden- ^ SSJS. ”’*“** ftom * rts month " .V4 V“u‘^^5 rt X°; ,den lanta, Oa , K G. Kwi. Atlanta. Oa.: I>. I.. Palmar, Jacksonville. rUt: r. tV. Heau, Htunuviiie, ^ia.; J. S, Cook. £>l>,u tMtiouitfr S. C; J. V. Selman, Chat- taniHjg*, Tenn.; James Magawin, Stvutn .Wout.ltLtn, Ala.; W. L. Smith, Nashville, Tenn.; R. C. Llpecomt, AxtavClv N. C: a. P. Ortfllr., Sur.c i At lull '.ait; A 3. Byere ,up<rtr.ter.dent 1 Meat Point Manufacturing Company, 1 West Point Oa.; H. H, Banghan AdatravtUa , Do you want relief—in .just u few moments and no bad after-effects. If so, you have only to take. Dr. Miles’ Anti-Paui Pills. If subject to headache, have them with you al ways. No harm can come from their use, if taken as directed, as they contain no opium, chloral, mor phine, cocaine. chloro- dvetroyod by Are Snlunlay night. About j form, heroin, alpha and ! * '"O.. < f ijmber .imi tim more • . . 7 4 , . i house were destroyed. In an adjoining BCtU cocaine, cannai)is in- j fran;«» building, u.-ed a* a store room dica or chloral hydrate, or •>.'■ lh " ilamktn tnictlon Company, their derivatives. ' ,n ,,u " dh,B gov - Ask your druggist about them. First Prize, ““'dSET, , ”’ d WAS AWARDED TO Vulcanite Roofing nt the Oeoigiu State Fair. Thla waa done on .nfrtt by the expert Jiulgea on thla line. VULCANITE Ih the or'gl- ttal double flint coated, aaphalt roofing It hni ttnlfatji-a, but no equal. Recommended by the National Board of underwrltera and Southeaatem Tariff Aesoclatlon. "You Can Put It On.” , ATLANTA SUPPLY COMPANY Sola State Agent, for Georgia. ^ 29-31 South Fortyth St., Atlanta, Ga. • C. GREENFIELD, Proeidant. C. A. PEEK, Seerotary, SOPHOMORE CLASS ENTERTAIN8 FRIEND8. k’perlal to The fteorgtau. Dahlottegu, Ga., Nov. 12.—On Satur day evening, at the Green Cottage, the Sophomore class of North Georgia Ag ricultural College, 'enjoyed a moat de lightful stag entertainment, given by the class under the direction of Fred Pfeffer, nsalated by Mias Eilene Glenn. Member* of the faculty were guests of the occaalon. und acted aa judges In u humorous debate. Original dans poems written by t>. P. Berry and M. C. Gay were read, und ENAMELS. A complete line of Lucas & Neal’a Enamels, Iron Bed Enamel, Bath En amel, Enamel for all purposes. GEORGIA PAINT GLASS CO., 40 Peachtree. AND PLAN TO FIGHT THE WHITE PI.AGl'E were served. PILES CURED IN S TO 14 DAV8. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any ease of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. DOc. Fir* in Lumber Yards. Si.c ia, to Tho Georgian. I -—- *—■ Spurttmhitrg, S. C.,. Now 12. J, II. J ,?*** Foorson** lumber yard wa* paniaiiy New Yeik, Nov. It.—The Amcrkan Iciernatlouai Congress of Tuberculosis, with £elegatee from < 'anada. Smith | America aua Ifarujjean countries, will DIVORCED WIFE OF COREY meet here next Wednesday and last ^ TO LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA, three cays it Ir expected that the congress wiL 'aige jaeventlve legisla tion against tubevcoiosi*. FROM BULLET WOUND8. rt’a Dyspepsia Tablets are for „ . . all druggists at f#0o a box. one . wo , ,, 111 frequently effect u |N»rfect i * arnegie \Vn Collections of garmentH for the Neo- Uulld will be received nt 35 will frequently effect a perfect i 1 ’arueglo Way Tuesday from 10 to 4 If in doubt and wish more ade-> o'clock. All section presidents are ouate proof rend us your name and ad- 1 urged by the president to send In their drvt* and we will gladly mall you a! collections. These will b* opened und sample package free. F. A. Stuart Co„ I subject fo public Inspection Wedncx- Cl Kmart Building, Mai-Hall, Mich. day from lo to 4 o'clock. abl* to refer to the Dr. l*aln Pills as the best remedy we have ever had In our house for the preven • tlon and cure of headache. My wife who has been a constant sufferer fyr Palw PUlt, hoping they may tall Into the hands of all who suffer.” J. I. BUSH, Watervlflt, S. Y. Dr. Mllet* Anti-Pain Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first package will benefit. If It falls, he wli: return your mono/. 25 doses, 25 cents. N«v?r sold in bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind rnmrnt bullillni, hvre, wan n lot of malarial, vatuol at I90P. whirl, was builly Unnamed. CHANGE8 ANNOUNCED BY ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Kprrtal to The Georgia!,. Wilmington. N. C*. Nov. 12.—Effect ive November IS, the following Atlantic Coast Line vUarget are announced; William McLeod, clerk, will succeed J. E. rthannon, chief clerk tn the comp troller, resigned. W. D. McCalg. chief traveling auditor, will became station accoimtanl. T. J. Sweeney, of Rocky Mount, traveling audiior. succeeds Me- Calg. und Charles Kirkland, of Wil mington. will, take Sweeney's place tu li.iwling auditor. re Gtotgar. 8at,4etsvlUe. Uf , Su. li.—Herechel Tarbuitoa, who wi.a uoui.ded in a duel nt Ketsells, h8« been ramav*d to Dr. Rawlings’ private sanitarium at Han- demvllle nnd his chances for recovery are allm. The cause of the tragedy was a UliB- culty concerning the sawing of some tin,ber over the line on the plantation of Mr. Turbutton. Mr. Tyre, who was killed In the duel, was doing the saw ing. - Rotli men were well known through out Johnson endnty. Mr. Tyre has been engaged In the lumber line for some time. v Mr. Tarbutton Is probably tlte largest farmer In Johnson'county nnd he was also engaged In the lumber business. Philadelphia, Nov. 12.—Declaring this to he the prettiest and most home like city in the world, Mrs. Ellis Corey,J former wife ,,f the president of tho Steel Trust, and his sister. Miss Ada Corey, who opposed Mr. Corey when he announced that he Intended suing for divorce will locate In this city. They will buy n large piece of property in the suburbs upon,which they will build a home. ROAD WILL NOT OPERATE PAST THROUGH TRAIN. bimetal to The Georgia n, Wilmington, N. C., Nov- 12.—The ru- j raor current In Georgia railroad circles tn tlte effect that the Atlantic Coast Line would Inaugurate In the early j winter a faat mall and express to com- I pate with the Southern’s fast malt I from Now York to New Orleans Is of ficially denied. U Jifme tumme | Cere* j Cold In One Day, Grfpin 2 Days Always. Remember the hit l axative Rromo Qt on every bos, 25c > AWAY FROM HOME? — TELEPHONE to the folks and en joy the peace of mind that comes with the knowledge that all is well. They’ll appre ciate it. Yon can telephone anywhere if von are a Bell subscriber. Reasonable Rates Call Contract Dept. M. 1300. BELL SERVICE IS SATIS FACTORY.