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tt i iTirrS js r' i- mhRetatkKj rjK V3si2 r1 failures. raercbant who buy me seldom dfsr aL really e4edvH T3i no air. tthatvI wlUi be popttlar among his fcCltiwoi Wj toomHch trour ot tad a while. we-set to-be quite old' friends. although hate to me' MOftenJ Soiet1rnes he even -forgets that I am around the place at aHiorheha jio record of me.

I am glad that he does not keep any jeeorda xor if dld iswould Beyer have a Comfortable place on his shelves orl In his wareroom to rest 1 would ever hate the eompariyf of congenial friends I found herevsome of whom came long before Ft my- owner finds rhlmself short end doesn't know where he's money to pay his bills boyvnew I chuckle fiendish- I pwnthatiseeret I could tell im luMcaton release Uotof his capl- tat. but' that would never do forlt would mean that I and others of ins' Oclna would have to move. Somettmesrmr Downer knows. I am ylnt. longer than I should.

Then he worries but doesn't do anything. He's af raid tovlose little linoner on me If ettl d.f into the dust on the ahelf aad make him Jose profit aid tm UFor every day I linger about his tore represent bigger Investment It cost money- to' give me home and let Idle away th days and weeks. The more he spendson me the" better I satisfied. The funny part of It that nny bo seldom knows Ju what It costs to' keep. me.

If' he did. I'm afraid I wouldn't stayln one place long. r. TAsn. I Zh InarwhQe some" rude store.

keeper pkeme up. put me into the window. and forces me onto anun- spectlng oustomer. Thats myy fu- nerml- a. In other cases.

my hose ha to go of' then the bankruptcy court sends around' a trustee to ret me at- any price. That" myowner funeral. I am en enemy of the rood merchandiser. theadvertiser and the' In ventory. The good merchandiser wont buy me If he can possibly help It.

and he' absolutely refuses to keep The adr rtUer and the inventory are too likely to show me up. 1 am the cause of the bargain sale the reason why some stores look' like Junk shops the means of merchants losing cash discounts and rood credit Economy i---i- a Use Papco Brand tie your packages Instead' of twine. It yea from 8 to 10 times the cost is 6 times as quick and makes a. sealed package. No waste no coming off of string.

We will tell 70U all. about. It. Products Go UT WaltmiSt Atlutay Osw We hare sa ali forg ed ssZcnao. govenim VreguWitms.

and costs next to nothing to Sfi S2 sa sisi lSSer Wi 4----- JJB VS em JT jS hJI- if v.V jjy4pg 5 Si M5 rCJ fag r- g. O. Barrett Roofing. and Paints. 74 MetaSt.

x. PhbneMl4771. I personify beTT Investment overbuying Overhead expense. cut prices. worry and bankruptcy.

i Whosaalr i js am the Sticker the Warmer the Over the odd sties back-number styles and nameless merchandise that the public doesn't want and which can only marketed oya genlusv. Barretts fame Spreading Far as Roofing Expert The fami of George O. Barrett. the. well-known and popular roofing man- has evidently spread far beyond the confines of NAllanta and he.

Is eon' tanU7' reoelvlnc. evidence that people who know good roofing- like. the way he' Joe it. The latest testimony comes from a large eastern manufacturer of roofing. who having carefully examined the manner in which Mr.

Darrett applies and finishes up a job of roofing a4- class Atlanta customer who went their roofing applied that they will -guarantee their roofing only on condition that MrBarrett puts it on. This firm recently paid Mr. Barretts expenses to Macon and. return- to look over two lr e. Jobs in that city.

Three other large manufacturers of roof bighave specifically designated Mr. Barrettas the official applying roofer' for their products In the. Atlanta territory. AU of which stems to show that it pays' to know how to do things and then to go ahead and. do them that way.

Many Atlantans thinks so highly of Mr. Barrette experience and. ability thatthey always on him for cape- clally difficuit or important work. and particularly where. through some er ror on the part of others.

a. root al ready laid has not been successful. A notice posted along the route of a certain southern railroad states that during twelve months 272 head of cattle horses lid sheep were killed by the trains. This is the equivalent of 1.000000 pounds of food. and would be sufficient to feed 78000 soldiers for SO days.

You Can Have Beautiful Hair Han sen'- Beautifier makes rsh stubborn. hair long sort silky and fluffy. It- Is not an exPeriment. Don't accept a substitute. If the dealer hasn't got it send 25c coin or stamps' and.

get the genuine. Agents wanted. 4 W3 Edgewood Ave. ATLANTA OAt. US A.

ivy' os to Atlanta is available to the merchant wko buys an adequate bill from the members of the Merchants Association WHteio Secretary Chamber of ComiMrce Boil ing ATLANTA The Toddler5is as Different From the Others Patent AppiiedFor Will outsell the otters one. We sell only to dealers and at whole- THE TODD easy running turn over has four yrheeisV safe. strong 1 rjea Safe rToddler wont turnjoyer 5' vi. ir c' Tr i.w THE WIIOfIAFT COMPAIVY. Atlanta.

Ga. BYREVSON Fractal Machine for Soda FoimtvWniaiMeeU.Gov- eminent Requirement It is becoming daily more apparent that' Uncle Sam proposes to se that the' health of his soldiers la not endangered by insanitary eating and drinking places and. while it is likely that Atlanta's ice cream parlors and soda fountains are' as well managed in. this respect as those of other Cities the United. States public health service has issued instructions that all such establishments must comply with United- States health' regulations or be deprived of the soldiers' patronage.

The following letter has been mailed to proprietors. of soda fountains in Atlanta rTreaanryv Department. United States Public Health Service. Marietta St. Atlanta.

Gs. June 18. Sir 1 beg to notifyyou that after July IS all sodawater fountains and lee cream parlors which have not complied with the United. States public health regulation will be provost-guarded to prohibit the entrance of soldiers. Regulations have been furnished on one or more occasions some three or more months ago.

and' we an soc no reason why they have not been complied with or -cannot be- complied with by the above Acting Assistant Surgeon. One of. the things required is that all dishes glasses and other things used in serving Ice. cream or' drinks must he sterilized after using and be fore being used again. and in this connection-Prank Revson.

the well-known Jobber of glassware and soda fountain supplies Is offering to the proprietors of soda fountains what appears to be a most simple and practical- terllllinc apparatus known as the Kll-Jerm ster- tuer made' by' the Darnall Steam SterUlleJ company of Cincinnati. Tile Kll-Jerm sterilizer. is a handsome apparatus and. while from the great desirability of using only sterilized articles in serving food or drink. the attractive appearance 0 fthe sterilizer and the evidence It.

shows to customers that the- establishment is being conducted in. a strictly sanitary manner. would seem to make It well worth its cost because of the business It would attract. This sterilizer is said to be the only practical' one for use at soda fountains. because.

while the sterilizIng Js done by live steam the team is condensed again to' water' and none or It escapes. A. Revson. salesmanager for Prank vson says that each sterilizer has a- capacity of COO glasses and 300 sundae dishes or spoons per hour. and that the- ost of operating is onlyvtwo to five cents' per hour.

Association Commercial Travelers for National Service Is Growing at Lively Rate. From the Office of the director of traveling men's activities the report' cornea that the drive for more members has been a marked success. The minimum or 15000 has been about reachedand now strenuous efforts are being' made to run. the number up to 20000. Director T.

DuBose said We Just must have 30000 members represented in that wire to President Wilson of July 4. Less than that would be. Injustice to the great army of cling Taen. And this message means much for the salesmen of the road. Not only that.

commercial travelers are loyal ready to serve' and promote. any' and all war measures of the but It wlllplace the road men In a very favorable light at Washington and before the country gen. erally. Interest Everywhere. While' Georgia Is still in the lead by a good majority Is.

making strides for first place. with Tennessee working hard. Other. southern tafeare sending in hundreds of new members with Texas awakening to the cause. eastand west many new.

pledge cards are coming-by every mall. Two applications for membership came last week from Canada. Many calls are corning in for. more pledge are always sent by the first mail. Several wires have been sent' for these cards.

It seems there Is no difficulty in securing members as all traveling men are anxious to eoraejnjix In the war savings campaign last the efforts of the members of this organization was very marked. Many- traveling men quit their bust ness onPriday and otherwise to' secure pledgesfor thrift stamps. The taken iby members involves promoting all war measures. All traveling men are urged by the to work hard for the next four daysin elgnlng up new. members.

and to the cards promptly. The count made until all of the mall ha beenrecelved on Thursday July to R. Traveles Five of UtUe company's live travelers were In the house Saturday morning. the five be log 3. O.

CastleberryJ 1 Huson A. S. Wilkins. A. It.

McKlbben i and P. S. Dunlap. J. A Woodllffe is on a short trip to Charlotte.

N. O. to bring- to Atlanta two of his children who have been II with his sister In that city. A. M.

wllklns was in the house a coupleof days-attending the Shrlners meeting. and wilting on. customers who' came' In with him. He will spend Sunday at his home in Corner. Oa- and will be.

out in his territory on Monday. Huron came In to. revise his samples and spend Sunday' with. his people-in Atlanta All the- men will be outS early the coming week. They all- stats that crop conditions are excellent in- 1 their re spective territories.

an that' prospects for a ood. fall business were never so good. i- The house force has been exceedingly bu the pa week taking ck nit when this work Iscompleted they will begin packing goods for fall shipment MO" the firm- has on hand by far. the largest-amount of fan business ever on their books' at" hls season of the rear every one arounTl the place win. be busy for the next lweekst Six Million Dollars a The TJafled States senate.

sftmia debate that lasted exactly fourhonrs and thirty-five minutes. passed without roireall the- record naval uppropriattoa bill carrying total sum of fleV20000. OC9r This authorlAtIoD of ofaneQeD tare of the ttiOifstnoney was voted at the rate of 0 eo a. mlnnts. la less time than is required to travel fromW sningtoa to Now Tork the-upper house of congress turned over to the American'- nayy for- 12 moatksT penses a.

far. greater sum Ure tlrecpptopriatJona required for the' support Of the American government durlmc a sbrrllar-pertod before the' United States declared war against Germany. jt. sf Standard safety tUot are now being issued men In th expeditionary forces. iiit.

addition. eachjnan is tothbrusb I Wfll in ion. at the aa icCky oa. AtheW da June The followlneiU the full and official uoUlie.meDt-i of' the program of th comln Osorgia state conference Arner- ieaa Bed Cro to be held In A at the University of Georgia In eonnee. tion with the summer schoors first week of work.

Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday July 3 and 4 with an pended the list of officials of th south- ern division organization. and. the local. committees to oeineharre of the va rious actlyities of the conferences Tn day morning- session I 11J am. Confersacs No.

1 Vatversity ehapeL tdou Between Ch pt rs and BrUCh. conducted by Guy E. Sunl and A. D. Andrew.

director of- bureau of membership. 11:19 a. to. AKwmbljr univeralti chapel. Dr.

ward W. Odvnv presiding. dlretOr unlT ltr summer schooL Addre Op anl aU ii Oajr E. Bna 17. director of so tb- era dlrtslOB.

Address. "Woman's WorkT Mrs. Z. W. Grant.

director womaa' horses. southern division. 11:0 m. tnturlewe betwvea. delegates and bureau heads.

4 p. m. Cross assembly. university chapel. Addrss Horn SeifieV1 Jo pV lx tan.

director bureu of rfnjan rauet sotrth- Conference No. J- 3 Work and Supplies. conducted by lira. John W. Grant.

Mr. W. R. Bush as stant dh etor bureau of supplies and Mr. C.

allotment. dlrl lon bureau of dsviopment p. m. Our Suavely presiding. AdOrees of welcome Chancellor David a Barrow.

University Oe rsl KeepoiM Colonel William I. Feel man- arer southern division. Address Dr. Stockton 31500. national secretary Amorfca Red Cross.

Washing- toD D. C. 5:30 p. nu Reception by. Lucy Cobb In- Utnte to Dr.

Stockton AZIOn. division IN- Teen chiefs and visiting delegatse. Addreee of Welcome Miss Mildred Rutherford. principal Uicy Cobb Institute. Address of Weleome MaM.

1. Lustrat for the Athens chapter. WedssedaT 0 a. Conforen No. University chapel.

Berne Servtee. eoadaeUd by Mrs. Joseph C. Ix caa presiding. 11:10 a m.

University assembly. Dr. Howard W. Odvm presiding. Address.

Red Cross Publicity" Willis I. Sumac. Jr. director bureau of publicity. southern division.

Address NurslBf Service" Miss Jane Van De Vrde director nursing bureau. southern division. nv Interviews between delegates and bureau heads. 4:0 p. nx Address Camp Servioe" Z.

Bennett Phsips. director. bureau of military relief. southern division. Address.

Canteen Serrloe" Paul O. Robton director tnana. of cantors service. southern drrislon. 4 JO Po m.

Conference No. University chapel Chapter accounting. conducted by S. R. Dale.

division accountant. southern dist- Conference No. Instruction. classes. conducted by Miss Jane' Van Do Vrede.

p. m. Gny. E. Svel presiding.

Address Dr. Stockton Axles. Thursday. 11:30 a. Addresses Patriotic and Red Cross WorsT Ueutensut Le Conts.

French mission. Camp Wheeler Maconl 0. Captain S. R. If.

Kennedy. bf. R. C. lately returned from Trance Pensacola.

Florida 3:30 p. m. Address Dr. Stockton Azsoa. Divlsioa Officers.

Southern division ortranlsatlon. Atlanta. pa W. I Peel. manac r.

Bureau of Development Ouy S. Snavsly. Bureau Publicity WHlls 3. Miner. Jt director Wemsas Sttreaur Mrs.

John W. Grant. NursiiiS' Bureau Jane Van De Yrede. dl- Bureau of Civilian Relief Joseph C. Lo- Kan.

director. Bureau of Supplies W. R. Butt. assistant director.

Bureau of Military Relief Z. Bennett' Phelps. director. Division Accountant R. E.

Dal Athens Committee. Reslstratlon Not-a-Chance club. Work Room Exhibit a SurHcal dress- ins. Mrs. J.

P. Proctor. chairman hospital supplies Mrs. V. Sanford.

chair- man knitting- Mrs. T. P. Stanley. chairman.

Literature end Bulletins Exhibit Mrs. w. D. Hooper. Publicity D.

0. Bickers and E. W. Carroll. Motor Corps Jfrs.

Rodney 0. Wilson. chairman. Decorations Miss Mae Harris Btumb Miss Annie Brumby. Emergency Building for Sol- Costs 11706 19000.

The total cot for. national. army cantonments was- 148718475 accords tDg. to. a statement by the war depart-5" nient.

The national guard camps cot 38375272. Emergency work to provide for. soldiers In this country and to' provide buildings tot the manufacture and storage of material both here. and abroad undertaken by the construction division of the. army.

which hae been executed or is under way and to pros. pect up to June 1 will cost about 17061 000. This total is exclusive of three operations costing' 101000000 under the. direct control of the ordnance department. upr to June 1 the construction division had completed 5 jobs.

at a total cost of UOUGOOOO It. has 244 operations Under way. which when finished will cost about 8270169000. Prepara tions are being made to start work on 117 new operations which are expected to. cost 1700000000.

MOUNTAIN THREAT CHECKS DIAZ' TROOPS CmHn 4 fro psge five. concentration of German divisions on the northof Aslaro and in the upper Brenta valley. A it looks now only one-half of the Auslrlan' blow was ii. llvered. In the.

mountains the fighting never reached the severity or the extent Which it had in the. pU p. Tfom many different sources comes the sue gestlon. that. the troops in the mountains were awaiting a certain measure of progress in the plain before they struck and.

that progress never. came. But this would leave the threat still standing and jt would make a wide swine It- pursuit of the Austrians In the' plain perilous while' there wi still concentrated upon the exposed and dangerous flank ofthe Italianarmies the atnightIhink the celebra- ted' Shaver Mineral WaUr. Positively guaranteed by money-back often tejsteCae. soste ttlheA Delivered anywhere hi our Atlanta Arents.

Oour- ey-eV Mona storeHarlettmat sw Paona them. MV UMU FM MLK thie Cctas las sIofVtJWps ia' ei entlflo and of WSstiO It is aJwajs essential to keep in ther latlon of the rtorraphr to the strategy otany mpiign. to" Tusia. iApatrians hoidsaU ut a thin sage thehigh ground north ofthe great Last year she almost pushed the Italians off this thin edge. Tshevcan ever accomplish' this feat have to retire to retire' swiftly from i their Plave vpo.

siUons between Uontello and the sea the ii suffer great disaiterVvbe cause their main lines of comraunjca This Is Ihe essential weakness of the Italian position. It was a. far greater weakness when the Italians were strung. out all the way in the broad circle from the Do to the Julian- Alps and from Caporello to the sea. because then while the Italian lines of retreat to safety behind the Adlge were more than a hundred miles.

long. the Austrlans were always within a scant dozen miles of these communications. This was what made the offensive of June 1916 which coincided with the Verdun at tack. so serious. This was what made the Iona disaster at.

Caporetto last year so dangerous. Now that the Italians are behind the Plave they. have less than twenty miles to clear while the enemy Is ad vancing half that' amount. and therefore they are reasonably sure to get away. If even their hill positions are forced.

But if they should push vast again with the same old menace still standing in the mountains. the further they get east the greater peril for them it any. successful push of the Austrians out of the kills and toward the Verona- Vicenxa-Trevlso rail- way. Only when the threat in the hills has been eliminated un Dial go east safely. Italians la Beat Positien.

As it stands the Italians have all the. be of It. lit the present position they have interior lines and can move reserves rapidly from a central point either north against the. Trentino threat or east against any attack coming from the. Piave direction.

The Austrlans cannot move troops from the mountains to the plain or from the plain to the mountains without transporting them over two hundred miles of railroad via Vlllach. They have to be strong on two flanks to avoid an overwhelming attack on one while the. Italians have all their troops concentrated and immediately available on either flank. Conceivably Diashas merely paused to organize an offensive. Not impossibly the ex tent of his success surprised him.

But the more convincing reason for ht. failure to exploit his victory further would seem to an accurate and -rational appraisal of the dangers that re rosin. The Um. to- pass to the' offensive In his calculations may be only when the A in the mountains have also made their thrust and- tailed. This tbuld be the mote reasonable if he has information' of- the gathering of German troops in this quarter.

But in any event ye see now that the Austrian defeat can hardly be transformed into a Jena. The Austrian retreat does not recall in extent or haste the retreat of the Germans from. the Marne. The Italians. do not seem to.

have undertaken soy very serious' attempt to press the Austrians tar beyond the east bank of the Plave. and the situation seems to be stabilizing Itself on approximately the lines of the two armies before the Austrians launched their attack. It this condition prevails then our estimate of the Italian victory at the Piave will have to be that It was a. magnificent defensive battle followed by a prudent. relraIDg from any.

dangerous offensive until the inevitable second enemy blow had been paired. This does not diminish the brilliance of the Italian achievements. This does not lessen its value' at this time but it should lead to caution in predicting an immediate collapse of Austrian armies. The Plave was a- defensive victory of SHE WAS' DYING OF PELLAGRA Texas Woman Was on Deathbed and Doctor Said There Was No Hope. TOOK SAUGHN TRoE A Soon Got Better No Symptoms Have Returned.

Mrs. li U. McCrsry. Hard well Tea. writes In the-Spring of 1915 I was taken with Pellagra.

My doctor said there was-no hope. By then. I could not leave my bed any. I heard of Eaugbns Pellagra Treatment. end sent for it.

After. two-or three days I be gan to get better and. continued toget better until I got well. I am sure would have been in toy grave today if I had not got it and no symptoms have returned. The symptoms bands red like sunburn skin peeling off.

sore mouth- the lips throat and tongue a flaming red with mucus andchoking Indigestion and nausea either diarrhoea or constipation. II you have Pellagra you can be cured by Baughns Pellagra treatment. Get big free book. on Pel lagra. Address American Compounding do.

Box Jasper. Alaw re- membrlacmoney Is refunded In. any case where the treatment fails to cure. all It saved Venice' Us and sTa ejAw5 dencefto all the allied a decisive battle In the sense stroying the defeated army or it out the ground It occupied the hattl Vs n. and In this Jtfi Keats an obvious eomparlsob' wWsj ownGettysburg We have hidt.

i. a week to be sure of this. but iii dicaUons now" at hand point aj sumption by Italians of a de enatv the time being. and' there ii signs pointing- to a new enemy' asult this time furnished with aiO man spearhead as in the Caporetto. Well Pleased With JTe Treatment at the Price Dental Office At lanta.

to know the vast of Georgians from all over who goto the one' Price Den Whitehall street. attended to. There are hundreds them. And they find they can sav money by Paying railroad fare to Atlanta and availing- themselves of the services of the skilled operators at. the 0o lce Dental Office.

R. S. Sparks. of Shiloh Ga. says in a letter dated March IS 1917 You worked on my.

teeth a year ago in- February. Th work has been perfectly satisfactory. I could not ask any more of dentlsta Here Is the price Dental Of Oce low schedule of prices Best gold crowns 2 bridge work. 3 per tooth fines set of teeth money can buy. fa AM work guaranteed ten years.

time your teeth need attention get aat estimate from the One Price Dental Office before you have the work Call any time. Sunday office houra Hoi. adv. A smalLbottle of Danderine keeps hair thick stronffr 1 beautiful Girls Try this Doubles ty of your hair ma few moments. Within ten minutes after en application of.

Danderlne you not find a single trace' of. dandruff or falling hair' and your scalp will not itch. but what will please you most will be after a few Weeks' use when you. new hall' tlneand downy at first yesW but really new hair growing all over the scalp. A little Danderine immediately don- bles the beauty ofyour hair.

No dif- jference how dull. faded. brittle and. scraggyJust moisten a cloth with Dan- 3 derlne and. carefully' draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a.

time. The effect is amazing your hair will be light fluffy andwavy and have an appearance of abundance an incomparable lustre. softness luxuriance. Get a email bottle of Knpwltons Dan- derlne for a. few- cents at any drug store or toilet- counter.

that your hair Is as pretty and sof as any that it has been. neglected or injured by careless treatment- that's all yej surely can have beautiful hair and lot of it ifyou will try alittle derine. adv shredding ing of bar soap fhen you use GRANDMA it Pote rJ Soap. Suapan ready for yti-'tsjli. Iri.

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kotWO. rk h4a7 We4 DU iAE Thtu8drJI11yJ1 andCwith ap peDde4U1lIatof thelIOl tb- 4l11sl norpnl UOnDdthe oo tteeoto of.they&.1 rlouacU11UN tbecoDferenCH 1I mom ozCa 1 am ConfNo. 17 BetMIl. Cbaptri I AndJ 11 umbl1iDlnntt7 cha 1. university ddH" south.

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roc Uu Rellet40Hph ar W. Z. R. Dale. Not Exhibit-Ca- J.P.

lIpptlra S. 0 zhbft-rs. lI Blckeflan4 W. rpe-Ji. Miss Brumb clirC 1 1170619000.

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flYe rme cliVI. Ion. on tbenorthof aDdl th 11I P. Br nta. l1tJookp the.

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vm ch on. hlle I I I Dies has ott D6tv" ex- succ tOnvtr CIn vlctoryturther If Elm re- calculaU ns mount lns h. rne. not aeem yverr serl uiatte Pt th andthe. tua be Uselton Plavewill thattt fo lowed uI dlmfDII1ith IWI n.

8chl vemeDu. colJaPeof lave. OFPEtLAGRA TxnWorna De thbed DOitorSaldThere Hope. TOO AT MEN No rdweUTez the. Bprlng UI doctorald thereOWaa- no i r.

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th la" 0. man Ul1 adl th MR SPARKS A I 8S0 il iTi eIlPleas re On t5. i It maYllurprls you tokDow thTalt number Georglantrom a1IOVepth state go to. PrlceDen Office. lOt earner 0 MitchelL Atlanta.

to tee Thereare tindtheycan. yfng them.ely. One Price OrtlceR s.Sparu\ Iba lettepdatecli a15'e 11 g1uF I dh bise Office prlceeuBelt gOI4cro workUpertoothFfDe 50 a uti mate OD PrtceDentalf tbework4one. Sund J10arltl to to 1. i DANDRUFF MAKES HAIR FALL OU amaU bottl Dand ri kee 1 bairtbicktroBtr TrYthiFDO bleabea4t tyofyour in7afewo i' teftmlnuletteuap DQtflncl fall w1llnot but i WI ye' reallynewhatr 1' v.

I' bl 1 eb tel1 lt 1 hOW d. br It. mol eJotblthDtI1 onesm trJ1data. your wlllb flutfyandwavyamlhay otabundJ1ceanlacom i parablelulltre. 1I0ttnellilndluxurlance.

I centaat D7druC I1dproveth3t yourhalrlprettyan4 til. neglectedor1DJure treatment beliutifull1lr v1) lJ hO Da 11 iJj 0 Nr I I J' 1Dgot soa 11t p1' youuscrG1tANDH Sfhetim GRANDMA I ANDMA PoriiiliiiN. I 4 SAMPLE CA SE Li TIie RtdilersWdr Enemy I ByPENNE HOSSICK 44 I sni the LordflfghPotentat. smong csusea of ret1l The me e1do knowjut I 1 ia not I- tht1Wjj1be I It would be too p. b1.

to ont I b4Ye store- to pee fle so oftn th Zorbe has norecord ofine that-he fop hedId wouliineyer i 0 his some I dl c. s. ofcash he sod good I. going. to ruse 37.

for own thet seeret. 11 alot of iitkIflti wonidhave sta7inglongr L'- afraid a so down the sb1fin1 everytblng beforeXm For every I. a moneyto a the am is zny just what-It to-keep-me. Irbe stay In fl5 in a. whlle puts-ms an Uns acre has out Of buslness.

a Ito getrid of i possiblyheip it me. advertiser Ism rstings. I i Suei i 4k4AiA Papco Paper Z' Welt. eae Ivy iii sg for. geed Maki Your Soda Fountain Sanitary With th a KILL t'- Juat what you need to comply with government rAttracuTe In appeaianee dimple a ePate.

1 Occupies ttle space and will greatly Increase your butiness Your eutociere wIfl like It aiid YOU will be pleaeed wIth It. AakuabontIt FRANK REVSON Distributor tInb HaTeJt-C Orlt Isn Made. I 1 I ii t. Jcs- 4 eRight at First i Iis better to have your roof laid by a concern that matria1 to the iI. i ompIcted ork I YTi am the Official Ap1ymg Roofer in the Atlanta T3 territory fortfour the largest roofing manufacturers Lfl the country are going to Roof or Paint see me Then bny War Saving Stamps wjth the money I iv11savyou.

Geo L--- Atlanta Phone avyinvestment. the be byagenlus. Ea'Eame SpreadingFdr- thatpeopie I does the1 I Mr. Barrett re- larga roofing have Barrett as I al- h' a Ii. A.

HANSEN 405 V. 8. Ivy 33. cETRIP I Write to H. secretarj- Buihilog meTodner is DifferentFrom Can Will You Let It t- I THE TODDLER 2 tent For AppIied For 18 5taUI1CI1 i A does not four to-one wheels i.

I and sane. I sale. a I 11 ije 5 Toddler won turn ever i I s. wise vr glst has a goedsit0' DeSISP C55 15. IeMaCethstas ssuaivrhalas ippesi.

se sane besith-akisg tsy for i dg a Seed that order 1dsy litres Tsar kMdIe will wsst cot. to. itefwsIp 55 few to. trial pe1og. s5ot mtsute a child ees see it Is sold.

fedsyfr gsIgI will 1s a lot fbeilday belisess ootess 3w0 bsve. TODDLEIL 3 1 ori. iI1tri1t better ship 4tiie bock tiii aisoripooe i Vat1erg 0beri Ksi1wa sd 'I'm. do Leo. a.

em. ii aIe uiM1ig i I COMPANYAtIantakGa. I. I i4 i I 4 SPflTEREVER I BYRvsoNI Pract 1 FountzWhi ls Meets ov- It I as hasissuedInstructions or 71 Sir i iave date. Respectfully PRcTAEItoha nection Frank it ii Reveon.

the-cost otly' MIMIMUM IS REACHED 20000 NOW TilE CAft I reached. and W. T. tra anyand strides states ore From the coming by cards. which conic In.

week the to by days in mail the be ofthe has-been received What's I L. J. Mcklbben A. a- couple of days attending Oaand J. 1.

re good 1 busy stk. I work I I the I largest mount I atthis fw weeks. Mtnzte. Froni LesilV. I nLted four hours a.

roll cell an I from Washington navy similar peri of time tasorsare tornen the in each man I a comb- halrbrusb soap snd towels. 1. conven wmi. i. Suoat auW tyon 4- July 4.

Atbefts Os. fl ilLl- oominj IeanBed Crosii. tobe in2Athens 4. the em be in charge ofthe 1 Tuesday 1101115 a. m.

wDmaa a 4:05 5soeJOospC. 5 sm division. silo Ouy W.lccme-Chanc.lior of lte.pons.-.Coleu.l too. Wsloms-imO. 11:00 4 :05 Address.

sloe. I 1. Dr. v. manager.

GUI director. Bureau director- Jane rector. R1If sph S. I D. I 0 Mrs.

diers tortbe hereand whichitas the-direct I Pr psra- Catisfi4 ftese north of As Anstrlanblow plaI. sug. enemy. troops I I ut it ofthe1taIisoa rmiei JOnt tup. atnight Drink Testes tIM a.

ttltle. A nts ur- eeY Menu Drug stor 1f510a. ang' Bro Sts. IIVMkILErNiILN It taM. ic tips OsIc seseeuna lOse ci eosaned is ie ki nl0yae- epsiIhTrenUnO lb.

ipperPitve afley. Gesy 4 mind theri1tlon all but of the of the p5ahsdthe Ul0- ca then the ItliAne will to thi Adige and it theyare 110t able Po andthe they will a- their Uona in their rear will be This isthe eakneU otthe Cap at- tackeo van ar otthe uld to leas A S11EWAS TREATMENT 1 No I I I itardwell. I Mtertwoor I it. sklnpeeiing youhave Peuagrayou on 2003. issper mamberiug money proportlena ya.stly gveater thea appeared.

an it gave new hope ana. deuce to pub1i. it aa not. so fat as one ca. n.

1in of. the batthp began it wi own Gettysburg. toa. defenslvs and ae a a. SPARKSWAS I ABSOLUTELY- :1 Teet i may surprise the to Dentat l044 of have their teeth of- save 15.

The- a One Price 3 The next FIAIRFAIIOU1 rine" ubles a c. 7- I- iI a. see news fine and hair-growing of your ference scraggy just and wavy and fe and Prove soft-as any- as If you adv. I ri No Slicing 0 chipping nor- no Waat- ingotbar soapWhea GRANflM I- Now is the time tOye op cioesig Po readyf0r e- MesureItoit by Glorioug bbbing Il-H t- I. j.

eater otb I FW the Woolen and just aj frat' sfreal4ycvtclope I Powdeie43j I.