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THURSDAY, MARCH 14," 1911
THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS
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HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR
There la real common sens In just
noticing whether the hair U well kept
to Judge of a woman's neatnesa, or
iwu uMi, iz you are one of tbe tew
who try to make the raoat of your hair,
remember that It la not advisable to
wn ie nair wiuuany cleanser made
for all purposes, but always use some
good shampoo. Tou can enjoy the rery
' v' -eiung- some canthrox from
your druggist, dissolv a teaspoonful
In a cup of hot water. This makes a
iuii cup or snampoo liquid, enough so
ii is easy 10 appiy it to all the hair In
stead of Just the top of the head. Dan.
druf& excess oil, and dirt are dissolved
and entirely disappear. Tour hair will
be so fluffy that It will look much
heavier than It is. Its luster and soft,
scss will also delight ycu, while the
stimulated scalp galna the health
which insures hair growth. (Adv.)
USED HFTYVTEARS
CLEARS SKIN
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
QUIT MEANNESS
AND STAY QUIT
Advice of Dr. Hill in Sermon on
Deathbed Repentance at
First Christian Revival
D & (HEBOKB
sffeetlrs la traauns
ennatarsl dlsehrri
patal.it, soB-polsoooui
and will ant stricture.
RelierM lsito6dara
sols bt nnueeisTa
fml Tort It 4ind Prie. SI, er bottlw tJ.r.
TO HVJJIS tmt&JEktfol CSHGODUTL )
BINN MESSENGER SERVICE
Main (CI or Main fit.
Prompt, and efficient aervloe. T a.m.
In I p.m. daily except Saturday, t p.m.
Sunday we close at 2 p.m. (Adv.) -
Aa increasing interest la being shown
in the revival services being conducted
at the First Christian church by 'the
pastor. Dr. Claude B. Hill. In addition
t the eholr of nfty voices a nve-plece
orchestra made up of members of the
Christian Endeavor society or tne cnurcn
adda attraeUvenees to the musical pro
cram, just oeiore me -.
Hohgatt, choir leader, sang -winging io
Jesus,"
The toplo fo last nignvs sermon was
Deathbed kecenUnce." Dr. Hill used
for his test Luke jrxitl:S9-4 the tory
of the thief on the cross and apoke, in
part, aa follows t
"Man must do something about sin.
Ood has done soraethinr about It. But
all the God haa done will not avail any.
thing except man hlmselfoes something.
Man must work with God. God has done
something about food, but unless man
does something he will starve. The man
who depends only on the grace of God
to feed him wilt become a beggar. We
must plow the land and till the soil. We
must aow the seed and harvest the crop.
Now. repentance ia a part of a man's
work In doing away with sin. It Is
something all men must do.
"I once knew an old man who tried to
be an infidel. But once in a while he
would get a severe ease of colic. Then
he would get sorry end call on the Lord,
but aa soon aa the spasm passed he
would begin to swear and rave. Re.
pentanee means to turn. So Jones used
to say it meant to .quit your meanness
and stay quit. I would put It another
way. I would say it means to try with
God's help to give up sin. Men as a rule
do not break off habits of years all at
once. When a man wants to quit and
tries to quit and asks God's help uses
the appointed means why, by and by he
will quit. Repentance means to go Gad's
way. If you have been cheating, quit
HOW A SHIPLESS CREW OP TORPEDOED
STEAMER CELEBRATED JULY 4 IN AZORES
Coming up from tbe tea with tales
aa stirring aa those of a. Henry or
Robert Louis the Beloved. George D.
Miller, eight years a sailor, now private
in Sanitary Company No. 1. Camr.
Greenleaf. Ga tella of torpedoed
steamers, a running sea fight between
two euba and an American collier, and
ma German bombardment of a aomno.
lent sun-washed town In the Azores.
On May 18. ijit. the Portuguese
steamer Csarland. bound for Genoa.
Italy, with, a cargo of eleven American
locomotives, was hailed by a German
submarine 150 miles west of the
Azores. Private Miler, then a sailor on
the Csarland, describes the occurrence.
An undersea boat popped up within
half a mile of us and stopped us with
a shot across the bow. After a -bit a
boat put off and brought a German of.
fleer alongside. He hung time bombs
onto the Csarland and told the crew to
get Into the lifeboats and pull away.
He gave ua our bearings. ISO miles
west of the Azores, and we started
rowing.
The sub lay just awash watching
us go. When we were a half mile dis
tant a regular waterspout broke loose
under the Csarland. 8he heaved4 up
amidships. A puff of yellowish smoke
roled up. and then our ship slipped
backward and plunged out of sight.
Within ten minutes the eGrman boat
disappeared north.
RoweS Two Days and Nights.
"It took flfty-elght hours of steady
rowing before we made Fayal, one of
the lesser Islands of tne arcnipeiago.
By good luck an American submarine
chaser had pet In there and we were
taken to San Miguel, where an Amerlcn
consul waa atatloned.
"We atayed at San Miguel for nine
weeks, waiting for a ship to carry us
home. Crews from all the ships sub
marlned In these waters were concen
trated here and our consul had five
shipwrecked crews at one time, totting
up a hundred and fifty or two hundred
persons, to get back to the States.
ub Attaok Town.
"On the Fourth of July, during our
stay, two German submarines attacked
the town of San Miguel, and dropped
uueen aneia in vie city. They killed
nine persona and scared everybody. AH
the buildings in San Miguel are of
atone. The walls and Boors are made
very thick for coolness. German shells
would go from roof to basement of
three-storied stone buildings and ex
plode in the cellara One shell ex.
ploded In front of the police station.
"San Miguel was fortined by only
two forts and eaoh fort mounted one
old-time cannon, They shot black
powder and we could follow the course
of the shells by a streak of black
smoke. The shells didn't reach halt
way to the submarines. The town
would have been destroyed If an Amer
ican collier had not been tn the harbor.
This collier mounted two four-Inch
guns. She sailed out of the harbor
and attacked the subs.
Celebrate the Fourth,
"I watched the battle, tt was the
blgest Fourth of July celebration I ever
saw. The subs seemed to Are out of
the ocean. The American stood
straight toward them, firing from fore
and aft guns aa ana ateamea. Tne
combatants were about sis or seven
miles apart. The collier never did sink
a submarine cut oom or mem sun.
merged under her fire and never came
to the surface again. If it had not
been for her the whole city would
have been destroyed for the forts were
powerless. But la was soma fight."
Private Miller said that during this
war sailors were receiving 90 a month
wages, where they received only Ml
before the trouble broke out.
BARONESS MUST
WATCH HER STEP
Her Visit to Washington In In
terest of Son Calls Forth Let
ter From District Attorney.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS
For centuries GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil has been a standard household rem.
edy for kidney, liver, bladder ana stom.
ach trouble, and all diseases connected
with the urinary organs. The kidneys
and bladder are the most important or.
suns of the body. They are the filters,
the purifiers of your blood. If the pol.
ons which enter your system through the
blood and stomach ,are not entirely
thrown out by the kindeys and bladder,
you are doomed.
Weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness,
despondency, backache, stomach trouble,
headache, pain In loins and lower abdo
men, sail -stones, gravel, difficulty when
urinating, cloudy and bloody urine,
rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago all
warn you to look after your kidneys and
bladder. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules are what you need.
They are not a "patent medicine," nor
a "new discovery." For J00 yesrs they
have been a standard household remedy.
Thoy are the pure, original Imported
Haarlem Oil your great-grandmother
used, and are perfectly harmless. The
healing, soothing oil soaks Into the cells
and lining of the kidneys and through
the bladder, driving out the poisonous
germs. New me, iresn strength and
health will come es you continue th
treatment. When completely restored to
your nsusl vigor, continue taking a cap.
sule or two each day; they will keep you
in condition end prevent a return of the
disease.
' Do not delay a minute. Delays are es.
peclally dangerous in kidney and bladder
trouble. All druggists sell GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem on Capsules. They will refund
the money If not as represented. In
three sizes, sealed packages. Ask for the
original Imported GOLD MEDAL. Ac.
cept no substtutes.(Adv.)
The
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600 Rooms
Ons Bleak From Pennsylvania Station.
Equally Convenient for Amusements,
Shopping or Business.
157 Plsssant Rooms, With Privste
Bath, 2.60 Per Day.
257 Excellent Reoms, With Private
Bath, facing strsst, southern ex
posure, $3.00 Per Osy.
Also Attraetlva Rooms From $1.50.
The Rettsursr.t Prices Are Most Moderate
chesting; If you have been a tier, quit
lying; if you have been drinking, quit
getting drtink, and if you have been
milt awearins: if you have
been neglecting Christ and the church,
nnit thnt and ret In the came.
"The world la full of clean men who
think they have nothing to repent of.
They say. 'All rlghT, preacher, you go
ahead and preach to drunkards snd
thieves and libertines go ahead and get
the man who Is down and out," All right,
my friend, I have something to say to
you. Are you following JesusT What use
are you making of your life? Where is
your influence plscedT Where are you
standing today? Are you with ChrlstT
Are you with the church T Are ypu using
your talents for God? Listen! Jesus
chiefly condemned men for what they did
not do. 'I wae sick and ye visited me
not,' eto. Every church member needs
to repent.. There sre thousands of church
members who have enlisted in God's
army and who are constantly disobeying
orders.
"Now here Is a man who came late.1
He came to Christ on the threshold of
the grave. Cornelius Vanderbllt, when
dying, said, 'Sand for my gardener, he
can pray.' A negro who thought he was
going to die said he forgave, all his ene
mies, but of one he said, 'If I get well
dat nigger better look out.' What about
this? If the devil can keep a man from
turning he will Wo it. The devil will
give you a thouVnnd excuses for not
going to church. He will put a thousand
things In your way. He will nil up every
night of a protracted meeting with en
gagements. He will suggest that you
had better welt until the meeting is over.
The devil is a wise old guy. He la
abundantly satisfied if he can keep you
from going to church.
"God wants living, not dead, sacrifices.
It is like taking a chance of floating In
a skiff close to the brink of Niagara,
making a leap and reaching solid ground
Will you be conscious? Will you have
your senses? Come now, while all your
faculties are alive.
"Then, do you want to go before the
throne of grace aa a beggar? I want to
foel that I have some right there; I want
to feel thst I have done something that
will give me the right to be there. I do
not want to spend ail my best days in
the service of the devil, snd then when 1
come to die, offer to my heavenly Father
Just the poor shell of my life. I believe
He would take it. Don't wait until your
reel are supping over the brink." .
The Baroness Ions W. Sutton Eollner
is la receipt of a letter from Dim lot At
torney-General W. T. Kennerly stating
that she hsd violated her agreement by
going to Washington without first noti
fying the attorney-general's office. The
letter further states that unless the
baroness lives up to the agreement made
to the court she will be Interned as soon
as the bill now pending before congress
interning alien women, is psssed.
C. C. Abernathy, attorney for the
baroness, - was sent a copy of the letter
and expressed himself ss very much sur
prised at the latest action of the attor
ney-general. Mr, Abernathy said) "I do
not want to try this case In the news
papers, for the reason thst the baroness
has been already embarrassed .by too
much notoriety: however, I do want to
say that the district attorney, I see, Is
chafing . under, the defeat he met In not
oeing ante to snow tne court at Knox
villa the slightest evidence against the
baroness to Justify his chares of espion
age. There wss no such agreement made
as the one referred to In Mr. Kennerly's
letter. The only thing required of
Baroness Zollner when she wss given a
hearing at Knoxvilie was thst she make
bond In the sum of $2,100, which she did.
"Judge Sanford said nothing about the
baroness not going to Wsshlngton, or
any wn ere else, without the district attor
ney s permission. Ths baroness, her
trustoe and I recently wsnt to Washing
ton in an effort to see what could be
done In behalf of the baroness son, who
naa Been given a chance to resign from
the United States Naval academy, cn
charges made by the district attorney st
ivnoxviue. My Client was. of course.
desperate In her effort to save her boy
and have him saved from the dlsgrsce
or oeing asked to resign from the acad-
mnnilM v s norPTrn entirely innocent
WnUIVUL.1 Hnnwitu . Tne charges were made by Mr.
I nenneny. wno has sine a ifaairimt
The arrest of J. W. Shield, of Atlants, I defeat st Knoxvilie done all In his power
ua., wno was xaaen up on mo airctMB vi i enioairasa ana Humiliate my client.
Chattanooga March 13 and charged with When the case comes up for trial here
Deing a swexsr waa m. rnnn injuring m w uau oe resay, ana I am confluent
Mr. Shields." 60 states is. is. tester, we Baroness will receive a eomtilata .
chief clerk ef local board division No. 8, oneratlon st the hands of the court. The
from Atlsnta, In a letter written to The letter written to the baroness by District
News.
Mr. Shields Is not a slacker, hsvlng
registered In that city and having com
piled with ell requirements of the selec
tive service laws. Mr. Leeter In his let
ter further states that Mr. Shields hss
recently made several applications for
appointment In the service, but being
physically disqualified he could not be
enlisted.
Mr. Lester In his letter to The News
srralgns the police authorities for their
arrest of Mr. Shields, saying, "The treat
ment accorded him (Mr. Shield) by the
police authorities of your city whs not at
all commendable. Inasmuch ss It would
have only required Inquiry of this orig
inal board to have ascertained the true
facts concerning Mr. Shields."
asreed nrlco of U.BO a bushel, an
nounced yesterday that the farjnera
have been Informed the castor benna
irrow on a vine which saps the J
strength of the soil.'
CLAIMS REGISTRANT WAS
J
FALSE REPORT8 THREATEN
TO CURTAIL. PLANTING
San Antonio, Tex., March 14. The
circulation of false reports amona-
farmers by German propagandists
threatens to curtail the planting of
castor beans In the production of a
suitable lubricant for airplane motors.
The San Antonio chamber of com
merce, which contracted to assemble
S.000 acres of land and deliver 200,-
000 bushels of castor beans at the
Attorney Kennerly is ss follows
"Department ef Justice.
"Office of United Ststee Attorney.
"Kastern District of Tenneaase,
"United States vs. Eollner.
Knoxvilie, March 1, lilt.
"Mrs. Tons W. Sutton Uollner, MO
Madison Avenue, New York. N. T.
"Dear Madame I have your letter
of Feb. tt and previous letter written
from Washington. I did not receive
your postal card.
"You explicitly violated your
agreement when you went to Wash
ington and before leaving New Tork
you did not notify the aucret service
officials of your proposed visit snd
did not procure their permission to
go to Wsshlngton,
"I beg to Inform you that unleas
you live up strictly to this agreement
in both letter snd spirit, thst ss soon
ss the pending bill now before con
gress authorising the Internment of
alien women passes. I shall ssk for
your Internment during the duration
f ,-,h! ,r' 1 ia no lr"""'
Mflled with by you In this matter.
This for your Information..
"Tours truly,
"W. T. KBNNRRLT,
"Unltsd States Attornsy."
KMarnh1!! I,r",0twB un,v"- "OWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE
To teach war-worn noilus "how to I UIVN A DEMONSTRATION
piny again" Is the tank to be under- rij , . , 1
taken by these workers, according to rlr,l or r'r Time at Camp Las,
an announcement here todav bv the reteriburg, VaH Cantonment.
National War Work Council of the ... . T, T
v i ri. , Feterabura'. Va . M.k . j .
. . v n.. i inn orsnnixHiion n'ain I " u . i ne
the recruiting and preparation of the "rown'"g automatlo rifle, demonstrated
workers at the request of Gen. retain 5 members of congress two weeks itu.
ana j-remier ciemenccau.
TO TEACH WAR-WORN
POILU8 "TO PLAY AGAIN"
Class Trslnln
Frenc
g at Harvard to
sh Army Social
Centers.
Man
New Tork. March 14. A class of
iso men, the forerunners of an armv
of 1,000 or more workers, required to
man MS social centers or "fovers dee
sojnats," which Gen. Titaln has or
dered constructed along the French
nghtlng lines, will begin a week of In.
has made Its appesrance at Camp Lee!
Under Cspt. Zinn, regular army ln-
ntwruKiHLWSMiun siructor, the gun was demonstrsted
DECLARED MENACE TO HEALTH brfor c,aM officers from the dlvl
,,, I alon sohcol of arms, it waa ui n i..
A 1 . . . I . L , V.
urana jury necommende Mindsmus I lnm nr" "me that the gun haa been
rrooeeainge Against ny Uov- l "u any or ma cantonments of tho
ernmeni. I uvuniry.
Newport News, Va., March 14 A I PRIVATE BOWL rat imiTMin
n,,.;inu Kianu jury in curjiui auuii couri I a-OR tLffBlkin nai rinan
has recommended that mandamus rro. I rw" awaarlNO ON GUARD
ceedlngs bo Instituted against the While Qusrdina a Sick Priisnae H
mayor and city council to compel the e, Ta.IssdIa Tan. Vaai al '
city to Improve the jail facilities here. ' olf" . Yr ,n
Pay Cash and Pay Less at McClure's
What's the Good Word Today?
"Spring, early spring, and 'World-Beater' spring suits,"
replied Mr. McGure.
"That, sounds interesting,' said the customer.
"True," he exclaimed, "but come and look at 'em if
you want to see suits priced that will make you forget hard
times, hard winters and all else."
He did, and there they were, a great display of char
acterful ready-for-service suits for every size man. The
new models are all there war-time style features predom
inate; the new fabrics are fine combinations of weave and
color. Every suit measures up to a high standard of cus
tom tailoring and finish. When one thinks of the increased
cost of clothing you will be surprised when you see the
."World-Beater" suits we are selling for
$10 to $25
"and remember," said ) KEEPING up the quality and
Mr r,.rn u .f no books
The grand Jury, after Its Investigation
on request of federal authorities, de
clared the Jnil to he a menace to the
health of civilians and thousanda of
soldiers here.
MARYLAND AGAINST
VOTES FOR WOMEN
House ef Delegstee Defests Bill Giving
Them the Right to Vote at Presi
dential Elections.
Annapohs, Md., March 14. Hy a vote
of 42 to SO, the house of delegates de
feated the bill (riving women the right
to vole at presidential elect'ons.
A motion to reconsider was lo'd on
the table, which effectually killed the
bill for the session.
The bill giving women the right to
vote at municipal elections Is to come
up todsy and is expected to share the
same fat.
After the municipal suffrage bill will
come the bill proposing an amendment
to the stnte constitution giving all
women the right to vote.
tence Reduced,
Petersburg. Vs., Msrch 14. Private
Hunter IJowlrr. a Virginia soMler at
Camp Iee, was sentrnoed to six months
at hard labor for sleeping while on
guara auty. liowier wss guarding
sick prisoner Jan. 6 and fell asleep
after having been given permission to
an nesr the stove. The court-martial
gave htm ten yrnre, but the command
ing omcers reduced the sentence.
GIRLS! TRY II!
MICK, WAVY,
L
BEUIIF
FIRE INSURANCE RATES
SOON TO BE INCREASED
Ten Per Cent, to Be Added In Terri
tory Between Pittsburgh, Dan
f, St. Paul snd Memphis.
we i
tomer was leaving,
expect to keep this up:
KEEPING down prices and
KEEPING down expenses
has made this business.
McCLURE'S
The New Idea Clothing Store 815 Market St.
snd
tiro. Msrch 14. Klre Inaursnca
n the territory lying letween
irgh and Denver and Ht. Paul
Memphis are to be Increased 10
per rent within a few weeks, berauee
of war taxes snd Inrresaa In the op
erating etpenes of the fire Insurance
Com pa nits. The proposed Incresse In
rates wss announced today by the
Western Union and the Western In
surance bureaus and will In effect
until the end of the war. Hlmllar ae.
tlon was taken several months sab In
the astern snd ou"iern territories.
Every particle of dandruff dii-
appears and hair stops
coming1 out.
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double Its beauty
at once.
3
SOBOLSKI IS ARRAIGNED
AND HELD IN $10000 BAIL
Alleged He Had in Hie Possession
Rsilread Map. Drawings of
Submarines, Eto.
Jersey City. N. J., March 14 Vie.
tor Potvilakl. an Auatrlnn, was hrld In
lln.ooo 111 here on his arraignment In
criminal court, after an examination
of his efferla dlarloaed. armr'Una: to
the potlre, th.it be had In hla pnaaes-
Ion numerous railroad mape. drsw.
Ings of auhmarln craft sod torpedo
tubes and photogrspha of fartorles tn
New Jt-rrry. K'.tolM admitted, the
Police said, that h had st one time
bn In )ll In Cana-l.t. but rapd
after U.ooo ball had bco famished
tya German.
Tour hilr becomes light, wavy, fluffy,
abundant and spot sis ss soft. Ijetrous
snd raut!ful ss a young girl's after a
"Dandrrlne hair rlranne.' Jt'st tiy this
moisten a cloth with a IK tie Dander-
Ine snd rs'rfully drsw It through your
bslr, taking one small strand at a time.
This will rlrsnee the hslr of dust, dirt
and excesaive ftli and In Juat a frw
mnmititi you have doubled the beauty
of your bitr.
Beatles tautiltig the hair t once.
Dandeiin dWeoltea every parttrle of
da'druff: cleanses, purifies and In rig
orata the ealp. firtver stopping I'eh-
leg and falling hair.
Put what will plesae you moat will he
Sfter a few wrehs' ua when ym will
actually see new hair fln end doa-ny
at first vs but really new hair
growing all over the scalp. If you care
for preity, soft hall nA lots of It.
surely lnvet a few rents In a bottle
of Kriov ltn's Indrin at sny drug
store or toilet counter, end Ju try It.
Kave ;our hair! IVrmt 'y It' 'Tou
will say this was the tt rocnty you
ever spent. (A4v.)
A UTOMOBILE DIRECORTY
liND ACCESSORIES.
407o SAVED ON TIRES -
Portage, Republic, Kokomo, Goodrich and Diamond.
AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO.
520 MARKET ST. PHONE MAIN 6723.
Accessories and Tires. 1
Everything for the car, and lots of things for the owner.
HARDWICK-BUICK CO.
524-526 MARKET ST. PHONE MAIN 2100.
REO and GRANT
the Two Beauties.
Well-known for their superior and lasting qualities.
WALLACE BUGGY CO.
012 MARKET ST. PHONE MAIN 382.
THE ONE "BEST" TEST
Of the quality work you obtain from your vulcanlser Is the amount
you aave'by spending money or tire repairs. Most of our trade
cornea from satisfied customers who recommend us to their friends.
It your friends have neglected to tell you about ua, let ua show you
how to cut tire expense, aa they do.
DUNN & THOMPSON
VULCANIZING WORKS
118 WEST SEVENTH ST. t MAIN 474
Motor Gr,s
OVERLAND
CHATTANOOGA CO.
10-12 West Sixth St. .
Phone Main 2772.
L
Our tire service la a service of prevention, tn other words, we
aim to get your tire troubles before tiny get you.
We would like to have you drive up to our place once a weak tt
possible, lot ua test your tires for piopes inflation as that your
wheels are In alignment aad examine your tlr.s for trend cuts, fabric
breaks and stone bruises. We'll be glad, any time, to give you sound
pointers on tire rare.
This kind of attention will steer you clear of tire annoyance, and
will mean a saving of money to you.
And we feel you'll be another boostsr for us.
ROY H. NELMS VULCANIZING WORKS
Expert Cord Tira Repairing
709 BROAD STREET PHONE MAIN 2174
TRUCKS-SELDEN is ALL TRUCK
"in-built quality."
W. E. HENSLEY, Distributor.
1221-23 MARKET ST. MAIN 6860.
Used aara sold on eommlselon ar bought If quotas) at bargain.
BATTERY SERVICE CO.
334 MARKET STREET MAIN 3021
The Only Authoriied
Willard Battery Service Station
Packard and Hudson Motor Cars.
Packard and Sandow Motor Trucks.
, BILL JONES AUTOMOBILE CO.
44 A Good Auto Dealer."
324-26 MARKET ST. MAIN 2264-2637.
New 8 now ready
for delivery.
Preduet ef brains,
money and eaeeri-ansa.
Cash-Mclton
Hardware Co.
11
7
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3S East Uth St.
Phone Main 1147
CHATTANOOGA GLASS HOUSE
WindshieldsHead Light.
219 east Tenth st. main 19.
MILLER TIRES
Geared to the road.
The wise man don't have to be shown.
"SEE ME FIRST."
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY COMPANY.
609 BROAD ST. PHONE MAIN 452.
Racine extra-tested Casings and Tubes.
Chattanooga Rubber Tire Works
629 Broad St Tree Service." Main 2231
CADILLAC-PAIGE-OAKLAND
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CHATTANOOGA AUTO CO.
617-619 BROAD ST. MAIN 1918.
FARRAR & MORROW
Insurance That Insures
Look over your Folldrs. When do they expire? Get
our rstes before renewing.
No. 12 East Eleventh Street. Main 3009
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