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m THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ... ■ tJKDA V, Al'ltIL 6. iUTHEWS & SHARP. 16-1^ N. ^R YOR ST. PHONES 75G. gOJlE BARGAINS FOR SMALL POCKETS. PAY HUNT WHEN YOU CAN BUY . II1UE AND I>AV 1-OIt IT UNDEH ..MIST THE SAME CIUCU MKT A NCESI PliCM ADVBHTIRBIi BELOW Ibp pVEBT ONE WORTH THE MONEY fin ABB OOOD INVESTMENTS. AS i-Vii AS HOMES. FOB IT REQUIRES a small cash payment, and JuP REirt WILL ALMOST TAKE CARE Ip T IE BEMAINDBIt. PUT VOUU uoNTY IN A T0D WILL NEVBB ICY 'cheaper than at the pbks- (■NT TIME. K0 15 SELLS AVENUE (JUST around corner from Ashby street)— In one of the best sections of beautiful West End, you will And this little home Is well built, good material and though something like 8 or 10 years old, I, in splendid condition. Neat and attractive appearance, gas and city «a!er cabinet mantel, hall through house- lot about 45*100 feet) Invite a comparison of prices with anything else In the neighborhood and you will find we can save you money. Terms for this class of property never heard of. Price 11,500 at 5100 cash and bal ance at 120 per month. o. 30 BROYLES STREET. BE- Uveen Glennwood avenue and Logan street. Here we have a splendid 5- rooni cottage on lot about 45x175 to in alley. This Is not a new house, but Is In fine condition: In fact, better than a majority of houses built of new material of today: rooms are extra large, has stable on lot, nnd with a small outlay of money can be made a mighty pretty home: has city wafer and gas in house. Anyone with a small salary can afford to own this on the price and terms offered, as the rent *111 almost pay for It. Price 11,100 at $100 cash and balance In monthly notes of 120 each. House rents for 116.40. NO. 39 KELLY STREET, A SPLEN- did 5-room house, renting for *13.10, will easily rent for $15.00, lot lies a lit tle below street, but welt drained, and tor a small outlay house could be raised to street level and made Into a 2-story house, thereby doubling the rental value. On good-sised lot. Why pay rent when you can obtain a home under such easy circumstances? Price *1,800 at 1100 cash and balance at *15 or *20 per month. NO. 41 PONDERS AVENUE—WE have here a 2-story 7-room house on splendid lot; house Is In good condition and one of the prettiest homes In this section, of which Ponders avenue Is the best street. Fine garden, neat and at tractive In appearance and an ideal home. Price *1,800 on amall cash pay ment and balance to suit. EDOEWOOD—IN SOUTH EDGE- wood on car line, we have a brand new 5-room cottage built of best ma terial; nice cabinet mantels, tile hearths, large lot, 60x150, front nnd hack veranda; 8-foot hall, and will alao throw In vacant lot adjoining, 50x150, all for *2,000, and let you make your own terms. Just think of obtaining this elegant home under euch easy cir cumstanced MR BUYER OR SELLER:— Our list of home and in .vestment properties is ( so large and assorted, we have dicided that instead of pub lishing this list, to take this means of calling your atten tion to the value of our ser vices, whether you are a prospective buyer or seller. We are in touch with all the live real estate propositions on the market and have many good investment op portunities on our books at all times. We have customers for several small homes and per haps you have the very thing they want. If you are interested in any kind of investment or home property, vacant or im proved, or have any you want to sell to the best ad vantage, it will pay you to see us at once. QUICK SALES OUR SPECIALTY. ESTES BROS., 706 Peters Building, Phone, Atlanta 244. HI CURRAN STREET—A JAM-UP 4-room cottage on lot 50x100, and within one block of car line. A aure bargain here. Price *1,200 at *100 caah and balance In eaay monthly paymenta, if taken at once. » EMMETT STREET—A NEAT 6- room cottage within one block of Kennedy atreet car line. Property In this section haa enhanced In value more than in other part of Atlanta and la bound to go higher. Many public Im provements are outlined for thin sec- l|l, n during tlie year. Price *l,40p, on ‘aay terms. 33s DAVIS STREET (CORNER OF Western avenue)—A nice little 4- rooni cottage on lot 48x80. We are pre- pared t 0 accept an offer of *1,400 and let you name your own term*. T "'n OILT-EDOE HOME BAROAINS -On Mllledge avenue we have the Pfettleat home on the atreet and sltu- In the prettiest part of the street. Built and occupied by owner as a home * ml there are very few houaea In At lanta like it, end none better built. Barge shady lot. No Information given 0Ter ‘phone. Ashby STREET (WEST END)—We have a. magnificent home on thla atreet. "" will show you It Is one of the pret- “•** homes In Atlanta. It will take L.ooo to move It If you are looking lur "omethin* swell In a swell section call end aee us. MATHEWS & SHARP. 380 ACRE FARM $6,000.00. Only 12 miles from Atlan ta, City of 150,000 inhabi tants, who are all consumers, we offer fine farm on Chat tahoochee river. 100 acres good bottom laud, 100 or more acres good level up land, good pasture and wooded land, 8-room, well built residence, garden, smokehouse, bam, large stock lot, ginnery, complete gin, 5 to 7 bales "cotton day; three 3-room and one 2-room tenant houses. Farm suited for grass, dairy or stock farm—grain, cotton, com or trucking. This price is about $15 acre, and there is abso lutely nothing can bo bought for the price in all this sec tion. We have exclusive sale and expect to make quick deal. If interested, coiuo at once. W. E. TREADWELL & CO., Real Estate and Renting Agents. All Classes City Property and Farms. 24 South Broad St. Bell ’Phone 2644. Atlanta Thono 3803. NEW MODERN HOME FOR SALE. On one of the most beau tiful streets on north side, two-story, nine-room mod em house, just completed, every convenience, furnace heated, electric lights, dou ble sheathed and floored. In basement is servant’s room, storage room, furnace room with cement floor. First floor, reception hall, parlor, sitting room or libra ry, dining room, kitchen, butler’8 pantry, storage room and lavatory. Second floor has four bed rooms with large closets, bath room and linen closet. All rooms and closets nice ly tinted, wide veranda front and side, fine lot, east front, first class plumbing, material and workmanship through out. Price $7,500. ADDRESS OWNER, CARE GEORGIAN. A. J. WEST & CO., Century Bldg. Phone 1754 SUBURBAN HOME*. NEARLY 12 ACRES beautiful, healthy and attractive. Thla lovely place la In Decatur, a city known for Ita educational facllltlea, good cltl acna and atreet car convenlcncea; only two blocks from electric enra nnd poatofflcc 5 centa fare to Atlanta; quick achcdnle; 800 feet front, on the moat prominent thor oughfnie In Decatur; nearly 12 ncrca roll Ing land aftlattcally terraced. Water haa been nnalyted and la nnauiftaased; large orchard of applet, peart, penchea, qulncet, etc., of thrifty tree*. Vineyard of cholccat grapes and apreadlng acuppernong arbors, dunning water through the place; ground! beautifully laid ont. East front; grove of giant oaka. Modem nine-room realdence; large rooms; double parlors, extenalvc ve randat, bath room and toilets. First-class scVerage. Cemented cbllar; ample serv ants' quarters; barn and out houaei, Includ lug large yard and bonae for chickens. Agnes 8cott college for girls, Donald Fra aer school for boys and public achools, afford best educational advantage*. No at loons In Decatur. Water worka being In stalled and electric lights already there. Extension of Fonce DeLeon nrenue about flulshed, pusses near this property, end will be the finest driveway around Unto. Can make It lu ten minutes In auto mobile or quickly by electric cars or Geor gia railroad, or behind a pair of Kentucky bay*—the drlro would be cxhllnrutlug. healthful and beneficial. The owner of thle desirable property for business resi will move north. For low price, easy terms nbd Inspection, see A. J. WEST & CO., Century Bldg. Phone 1754. ATLANTA REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 1507 Fourth National Bank, Bell Phono 250 Main. BARGAINS. BOTH PHONES 4234.' $300—GOOD CITY LOT. ONE BLOCK OF Capitol avenue. $25 down ana 110 per month. $600—GORDON 8TRKET LOT, 45ilM. $1,000—FIFTY-FOOT FRONTAGE each of two atreetai one block from the nmln entrance of Grant park; on tertna. 11.501—It EHT LOCATION IN INllAN Park. 75x175, tOSQ-HUHILAND AVK. CORNER. 300x400. OLMO-BufLHEIt'S OPPORTUNITY; 108x159 I to ulley; walking distance, mid on cari line. Only unimproved property near. urTSPnVfAufT FTrrrrTiTEvatth rr?nr nor, prominent street, 409x218; oue-tblrd leash,| $3.mo—IMINI'K Uel.KON CORNER, 129x190. I Can't l«e beaten. I fe.eo»—pEachtree circle lot, sixsio to nllcr. All cash not renoircd. $3.3fu I’AHII—IMMEDIATE HALE; koxiod;I "'West Peachtree. Rig profit III tills. $57500—north boUi.evaud corner, over 200 feet square, lying perfectly. il.OOO—REST VACANT ’gBAClfgffW~BE corner; 80 feet front, "WE GET* RESULTS. FOR SALE. Large lot on College Park car line. Owner has in structed us to sacrifice for quick sale. See LIEBMAN, Real Estate—Renting, 28 Peachtree St. ROOFING SLATE. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF VIR GINIA SLATE IN STAND ARD SIZES—CAN FUR NISH ANY QUANTITY. ALSO NAILS, FELT, CE MENT AND METAL TRIMMINGS. WE ARE PREPARED TO PUT ON YOUR ROOF COMPLETE. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. COMPANY. NE OF THE HANDSOMEST story nfne-room colonial homes, TWO of’the best Streets lii AtTnntY - New.'* Nev er occupied. Owner forced to eel). A rare opportunity for a person of, limited means to secure a fine home. Price 85,250; only : l.ooo cosh, balance 130 per month. THE MOST DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM cottage on smith side. Large, elevated, shaded lot. Every Imaginable convenience Near three enr lines; 84,000. Terms. SIX NEW NEGRO HOUSES. PAYING over 20 per cent net. Will sell you one more nt *1,000 each. Seo us quick. BEAUTIFUL CLOSE IN NORTH SIDE vacant tot, 50 by 165 feet; only 91,060. Terms. Other lota In thla neighborhood can be bought for lean than 800 per front foot. ■00 ACRES POPLAR AND PINE TIM- tier- will ent 8.000 feet merchantable lum ber tier sere; 15 miles from Atlanta, near railroad. Small caih payment: balance to be paid n» timber It removed. Price *10 per cere. 225 ACRES 8 MILES FROM ATLANTA. near railroad, with enough wood on the land to pay for It twice. Fine farming land. Lies lienntlfnlhr and near landa that could not 1* bonght for 8100 per ncre. Price 815 per acre. BEST END, NEAR CAR LINE-TWO- atory aeren-room realdence In good neigh- uorboml, ami In good condition, nt the rlillc- ulona price of $1,600. Easy terms. OTHER BARGAINS IN VARIOUS KINDS of property. WE HANDLE BARGAINS ONLY. ATLANTA • REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FOR RENT. ELEGANT APARTMENTS IN “THE AVALON,” CORNER OF WEST PEACHTREE 8T. AM) NORTH AVENUE. To lie completed alumt September 1st. Every modern convenience and comfort. The Avalon Cafe. Will Im cnnilnrtM upon the htglirat piano, for the 8*pccl*l ronr**nl**nce of ikhmimiiU of the building. Floor plana and all Informa tion can no* be bad nt mjr office. T. B. FERRIS, Agent. 218-219 Century Bldg. - Phone 438 M. WOODWARD LUMBER COMPANY. HARDWOOD INTERIOR FINISH AND MANTELS, DOORS, SASH & BLINDS. SEND YOUR PLANS FOR ESTIMATES. ATLANTA - - GEORGIA DENK-MUENCH. Mr. nnd Mrs. Augunt Dcnk have la aued Invitations to thp marriage of their daughter, Julia Augusta, to Mr. Henry Muench, of Atlanta. The wed ding will take place April 18. KINDERGARTEN CONCERTS. On the afternoon at 3:30 nnd evening at 8:30 of Saturdny, April 13, beautiful concerts will be given at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oacur'Pappcnhclmer, on Ponce DeLeon nvenue, for the benefit of the Free Kindergarten Aaaoclatlon. The delightful program and the worthy cause should npiieal to the city at large, nnd overflowing audiences should crowd the handsome residence to be so generously thrown open to the Kinder garten Association. The program will Include beautiful selections—vocal and Instrumental—to be rendered by a number of the most gifted musicians of Atlanta. SOCIETY Continued from page eight. MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The Ladles' Missionary Aid Society of the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian church will meet for organisation next Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. All the ladles of the church are Invited to be present. ENTHUSIASTIC mIetING OF WOMEN COMMISSIONERS. The first meeting of the woman's board of the Georgia commission of the Jamestown Exposition was held Friday afternoon In the parlors of the executive mansion, on Peachtree atreet. Mrs. Aaron Burr Steele, chairman of the woman'a board, presided. Governor Terrell spoke to the ladles of their work as commlsslbnera In making the Georgia building one of great attractiveness and a place where a cordial hospitality will bo extended to the Georgia visitors at the exposi tion. He also spoke of the exhibition of the resources of the state nnd the valuable historic relics, beside the dts play along educational and ngricultu rul lines. Mr. Norwood Mitchell, chairman of the Oeorgla commission, then told of the plan of (he building which is to bo an exact reproduction of the Bulloch home at Roswell. The furniture will be loaned by Mrs. Roosevelt, and will be In this building that the lunch eon to President Roosevelt will In. given. Mr. Mitchell stated that the president had requested that the guests at luncheon be limited to 100, thus Including the president and cabinet, the official board of the exposition, the Georgia commissioners, the visiting governors, the foreign ambassadors, the officers of the army and navy, and the admirals on foreign vessels to be In the harbor at the time. The reception which will bo given In the afternoon will be for the visiting Georgian* at the exposition, affording them an opportunity to meet the pres Ident, who will present the silver serv Ice to the battleship Georgia. After this ceremony President Roosevelt will make hla address, standing on the steps taken from his mother's home In Ros well and placed at Bulloch Hall. Mrs. Steele will In the next few days appoint the committees on entertain ing, and also to visit Mrs. Baker at Roswell to ascertain the decorations used and menu served at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt. Commit tees on decoration will also be named The ladles will only arrangs for the flowers and place cards of ths break fast and luncheon. The Invitations, which will be In charge of the ladles also, will be In the nature of aouve nlrs of the exposition. Mrs. Steele Is particularly anxious that the Atlnnta room In the Georgia building shall be used for the state delegates to the conventions, both sec tional and national, as an assembly room, where they can meet to confer about nnr particular business. Each city will furnish a room and the At lanta room Is In charge of Mayor Joyner Mrs. Joseph Terrell, on motion of Mrs. Robert Emory Park, was elected a member of the board and ex-officio chairman of the hoard. Mrs. Terrell gracefully accepted her appointment and graciously extended the courtesies of the mansion to the ladles. Telegrams and letters were rend from Mrs. John Donalson, of Balnbrldge Mrs. J. B. 8. Holmes, of Valdosta, Mrs. Roland Ellis, of Macon; Mrs. Dud ley Thomas, of Athens, and Mrs. W. ltrantley, of Brunswick, expressing their regret at not being able to be present at the first meeting, nnd of their hearty co-operation with the la dles In their patriotic work. Tho next meeting wilt be held on April 18. HUGUELY-HORSLEY WEDDING. The wedding of Miss Sarah Janet Horsley and Mr. Amoa Huguely which will take place next Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. In the First Baptist church, at West Point, Rev. A. R. Bond officiating, will be one of the largest social event* of the spring son, and a beautiful occasion. The altar will be heavily banked with palms and forna and quantities of Southern smllox will be used in tho background and around the chancel, white and green will predominate in the decorations and n touch of color will be given with pink candles in all ver candelabra, placed amid the green together with tho bridesmaids bou quets of pink carnntions. Following are the attendants; Miss Estelle Horsley, maid of honor: Mias Tinsley Winston, first bridesmaid; brides maids, Misses Luclls Woodyard, of La- Grange; Evln Hayea, C. A. Shealey, Lottie Woodyard; Mr. Frank McCulloh, best man: groomsmen, Messrs. Alfred Zachry, Clarence Hudmon, Edwin Huguely, George Zachry, Lee Duncan, of Atlanta. Tho bride will enter the church with her brother, Mr. John Horsley. The bridesmaids will wear lovely gowna of whlto net over taffeta, with white gloves and sashes. The maid of honor’s pretty costume will be white pekln stripe, over silk with which she will wear a half length veil, and carry a bouquet of white roses. The bride's wedding gown will be of white radium satin, having a yoke and bertha of real lace with handsome pearl ornaments, effectively used on the bodice nnd to outline the flounce on the skirt. The long veil will lie caught to her dark hair with a half wreath of lilies of the valley, and she will carry a bouquet of these flowers. A brilliant reception at the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Horsley, will follow the core mony fct the church to which three hundred Invitations have been Issued. The out-of-town guests who will come to the wedding are: Colonel and Sirs. R. U. Kyle, of Gadsden, Ala.; Judge and Mrs. H. T. Woodyard and Miss Woodyard; Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pharr, Judge and Mrs. J. B. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Park, Mlis Roland, of La- Grange; Mrs. W. S. Duncan. Miss Mar tha Duncan, Mr. Lee Duncan, Mias Evln Hayes, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bo land. Atlanta; Miss Julia Willis, Co lumbus. TERRELL PARK I have thirty lots right on the main street, Virginia Ave., of this beautiful suburb for aale. The new atreet railroad will run down this street right In front of these lots in the next few months. The street is a beautiful 80-ft. drive, just paved with crushed stone, and the lots are beautifully sloped. A feature of this sale Is that the lota will be contracted for. then drawn for when sale Is completed, one contestant drawing two lots. Including a *3,690 house, and another a *1,000 barn. In a short time these lots will be worth considerably more than the price asked, but In addition you stand a chance of getting free one lot and houae and *1,000 born. 1 can sell these for only )J00 apiece on terms. Custis N. Anderson, 527 Candler Building. Phone 5161. ELL LOTS CHEAPER.” JY CO. ‘THE GOLDEN BAND OF LUCK.” o (J ft ft ft < ft X o CO o ft ft ►4 ft CO ft ‘THE GOLDEN BAND OF LUCK,” CJ to w m o ft Ph ft o PQ oo r-H CM CM LL LOTS CHEAPER ” 3318 BOTH PHONE