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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1911.
Nothing too large : Nothing too small : Watch ft daily : Use it when you have a
want' ^Results are QUICK'and CERTAIN, and the 90st, ONE CENT A WORD
<, ETC. | POULTRY. DOGS. PET STOCK. ETC. | POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK,* ETC.
his head. One cent a word for ads under tola head. One cent a word for ads under this head. I
POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCK, ETC.
One cent a word for ads under this head
ATLANTA QUOTATIONS.
December 4, 1911,
(Corrected by McCullough Bros.)
. Eggs—Fresh selected, no guineas «
4* or dirties, 32 u IS; miscellaneous, 25 «
•I* 1/260: guineas and dirties, 17© 18c. .
i fries, S7HG&5C each. f
4- Dressed, per pound: Turkeys, 200 4*
~ e; ducks, 1501^* iha#» a
4- 22u C ;
rooster
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AWARDS AT SAVANNAH. GA.
Barred Rock.—
A. B. Moore. Jlr,t A j ■
cock; R. L. Jones. S± CIV ICC
Fitzgerald, second
cock, third cock- p, .
erel. first hen and nffltt]
fourth pullet; * ' vrn
White Orpington
farm. Isle of
Hope, third cock; lfit
H. A. Preacher,
Brunson, 8. C„ rt
first cockerel! R J-'OU/trV
L. Travis, second J
cockerel, second
and third pullet; / Inrlnr
K . SI. Gooding,
Brunson, S. C.,
fourth cockerel and second hen; E. W.
Jewett, fifth cockerel; W. H. Burch,
Charleston, S. C., first pullet.
White Rocks—J. P. Patterson, Fitz
gerald, first, second and third cock,
first and socond cockerel, first, second
dnd fourth hen, fifth pullet, first and
second pen; W. H. Burch,- third and
fifth cockerel, third and fifth hen; J.
W. Levs’, Augusta, first pullet; J. B.
Chestnut, third pen.
Silver Wyondottes—H. A. Preacher,
first cockerel and first hen; D. A. An
bury. Jenklnsburg, second cockerel, first
and second pallet.
White Wyondottes—H. A, Preacher,
first and second cock, first hen; J. L.
Little, Camden, S. C„ third cock and
firbt cockerel; W. E. Bailey, Commerce,
fourth cock, second hen and first pul
let; A. Gordon, Cassells, fifth cock; H.
B. Staunton, second cockerel, third
hen and second pullet.
Duff Wyondottes—Suffolk farms,
Long Island, first cock, first cockerel,
first hen and first pullot.
Partridge Wyondottes—W. E. Bai
ley, first hen.
Rhodo Island Reds—A. Jerger, first
and fourth cock, first cockerel and third
pullet; Sam Wilcox, Ocllla, second and
fifth cock and fifth hen; Bayslde Poul
try farm, Guyton, third ’cock; H. E.
Thompson, Columbia, S. C., second
cockerel: Mrs. P. T. Callaway, Wash
ington. Ga„ third cockerel, second pul
let and first pen: W. F. Walker, fourth
cockerel nnd third pen; W. E. Bailey,
fifth cockerel; E. W. Mansfield, fourth
pullet; A. J. Davis, Lemon City, Fla.,
first and fifth pullet; Curry Poultry
farm. Chauncoy, Ga., first, second, third
and fourth, hen; T. J. Davis, Lemon
City. Fin., second pen: A. B. Rowe,
fourth pen; Nicholas Lang, fifth pen.
White Leghorns—J. J. Cohen, Augus.
ts. first cock, fourth cockerel, third
hen and first pen: A. H. Rowe, second
cock; W. H. Burch, third cock, first and
second hen; D.‘ A. Asbury, fourth cock,
fifth lien nnd fourth pullet; Bacon ft
Haygood. Guyton, first, third nnd fifth
cockerel. Becond and third pullet: Skin
ner ft ChlsnslL Fitzgerald, second cock
erel and fourth hen; Mrs. I. Alexander,
Washington, Go., first pullet; J. E. Mc-
Ml Ilian, fifth pullet.
Single-comb Black Mlnorcaa—How
ard W. Gould, Lake Grove, N. Y„ first
cockerel; L. C. Coleman, second cock
erel: J. M. Wilson, first hen and first
cock.
Rose-comb Black Mlnorcaa—Howard
W. Gould, first hen.
. Buff Orpingtons—A. B. Rowe, first
cock; F. w. Towles, Martins Point, 8.
C. . second cock, third and fourth hen;
R. D. Griggs. Gainesville, first and
third cockerel, first and third pullet;
Paul and Herbert Mason, Smlthvllle,
second cockerel and second hen; Mrs.
I£ L. Upson, Athens, first hen and first
pen; J. M. Wilson, second pullet, sec
ond. third anil fourth pen; J. E. -Mc-
Mllllan, fourth and fifth pullet. ^
• Black Orpingtons—Paul and Herbert
Mason, first cock, second cockerel and
second pullet; Mrs. L. L.'Upson. second
cock, first cockerel, second, third and
fourth hen. first pullet and first pen:
J. C. Jester, Athena, third cock, third
cockerel, third and fourth pullet and
third pen; R. D. Griggs, first hen and
fourth cock; P. J. Travis, second pen.
. Golden Seabrlghts—J. C, Wilson.
Waynesvllle, N. C„ first cock, first and
second cockerel, first and second hen;
Mellta Wilson, second cock and first
pullet. '
' Silver Seabrlgjits—Mrs, C. J. Butler,
first hen.
White Cochin Bantams— H. A.
Preacher, firs* cockerel and first hen.
Buff Cochin Bantams—D. A. Asbury,
first cockerel and tint pullet.
,-R. B. Red Game Bantams—H. C.
Tabb, first cockerel, first hen and first
pen.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs—J. C. H.
Wilson, first cock, first hen and first
pullet: Miss Mellta Wilson, second
rock and first cockerel; A. Gordon Cas
sells, third cook.
Houdans—A. Gordon Cassells; first
cock.
Georgia Shawlncck Games—R. B.
Lattlmore, first cock, first hen and first
pullet: C. Tledeman, second cock, sec
ond hen and second pullet.
: Warhorse Games—H. B, Staunton,
diet cockerel and first hen; A. B.
Moore, second cockerel.
Pit Games—Robert Moyer, Ellenton.
S. C., first cock: W, F. Walker, second
cock, fourth and fifth hen; H. A. Mc
Gee, third cock, first and second hen
and fifth pullet; J. M. Dixon, fourth
cock, first, second, third and fourth pul
let and first pen; W. G. Strobhar. first,
lecond, third and fourth cockerel, sec
ond and third pen; H. B. Staunton, fifth
cockerel and third hen.
. Light Brahmas—Stephen Rabey, first
cock, first and second hen and first
pullet.
Black Langshans—J. H. Milligan,
Augusta, first cockerel, first and second
pullet, second pen, first and second hen;
O. J. Metcalf second and third cock
erel, third, fourth and fifth pullet and
first pen.
Anconas—W. E. Bailey, first cock,
first and second hen.
Single-comb Brown Leghorns—J. F.
Tletjen. third cock, second cockerel,
first and third hen, second and fourth
pullet: Brown Feather Poultry farm,
.Macon, first and third cockerel, second,
fourth and fifth hen, first pullet and
first pen; A. B. Rowe, fourth cockerel:
E. W. Jewett, third and fourth pullet.
- Rose-comb Brown Leghorns—Mrs. C,
J. Butler, first pullet and first pen.
Buff Leghorns—Dr. G. A. Johnson,
first pen.
White Orpingtons -Mrs. L. L. Up
son. first pen: Whits Orpington farm,
nd. third, fourth and fifth pen.
Lament Jubilee Orulnalow.— 1
ATLANTA, GA,,
POULTRY SHOW, -
JANUARY 8 TO 13, 1912,
—By -
GEORGIA POULTRY ASS'N
C, 0. Harwell, Secretary,
JUDGES:
CHARLES E. CORNifAN.
Carlisle, Pa.
BEN S. MEYERS.
Crav. f irdsvllle, Ind.
, for 12.50 each; will give
base of eight ducks or
_ _ . from dark or light ducks,
fit.60 for 11. Oak Dean Poultry Karin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summey, ~
Mountain, Ga
INDIAN Runner eggs, shipped day laid,
130 ducks having mads this possible; >0
per cent fertility guaranteed; K for
twelve. Georgia Duck Farm, South Kirk
wood, Atlanta, Ga Phone Decatur 194.
* 11-30-'
L. L. Upson, first pen.
Indian Runner Ducks—R. J. Travis,
first pen; O. G. Goacke, first drake and
first duck.
Rouen Ducks—R, J. Travis, first pen.
Pekin Ducks—White Orpington
farm, first drake, first, second, third and
fourth duck; H. A. Preacher, second
drake.
Toulouse Geese—H. A. Preacher, first
pair.
Ebden Geese—H. A. Preacher, first
pair.
African Geese—H. A. Preacher, first
pair.
A CORRECTION.
.In our report of Dalton show first pen
of White Orpingtons was credited to
George M. Moseley. H. A, Block,
of Cartenivllle, Ga, won first pen and
cup for best display of White Orping
tons.
All letters and communica
tions on poultry matters and
for the quostion and answer
column should be addressed to
POULTRY D00T0R,
THE GEORGIAN,
Atlanta, Ga.
|5, J10 nnd 515 per setting of tl
Finest Hock In the South. Won three
(Irate out of five at The Georgian's Poul
try show, defeating the originator, win
ning silver cup for whitest male In the
class. See my 8. C. Rhode Island Red
100 fine cockerels_ for sale at 55
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS: Owen farm
strain direct. Special fall salo year
ling hens, pullets and cockerels to make
room for new matings. George C. Fife,
Edgewood Poultry Yards. Bell phones or
address P. O. Box 1181, Atlanta. 11-15-25
TRIO of young Diamond Jubilee Orping
tons for sale, fine Individual! of this
wonderfully popular breed. The Jubilees
yuslj
trios young birds, f 10 per trio; 10 cock
erels, 95 to 120; some grandchildren of
Peggy and Crystal King; first prise
cockerel, grandson of Peggy. 525. C. M.
Couric, Dawson, Ga. 808
HANDSOMtS White Orpington cockerels.
S/C. RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels
and pullets from prise winners from 91
to 95 each. Also one Llewellyn setter dog,
three years old; trained and a good re
triever, for |25, and one thoroughbred
Jersey bull, eleven months old; pretty
gray color. Will furnish registration pa
pers with him. Price 927.60. Write R.
I* Stowers, Route 8, Conyers, Ga.
. 11-25-66
BUFF ORPINGTONS—Ten pullets, seven
months old; good color; well grown;
Cook strain; no scrubs; 112, or 91.60 each.
Mrs. W. M. Prator, Fort Valley. Ga., R.
F. D. No. 1. 12-4-14
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
ARRED Plymouth Rock cockerels foi
sals; from the finest lot of laying hens;
Belmont and Thompson ringlet strains;
utility as well as show stuff: prices right
A few pullets also to sell; layers as wel
as lookers; now booking orders for fancy
Collie pups of the best blood lines In
America at scrub pricer. Write your
wants to Fair View Seed Farm, Palmetto.
-11-14
wan i b tu rmr view or mi rural, ri
Ga., or come and see for yourself.
RING LETT" Barred Rock cockerels from
stock direct from K. B. Thompson, 18
to $6 each as long as they last. The op
portunity of your life to Improve your
stock cheaply. Order quick. No pullets
or bens. John F. Stoudenmlre, Flint. Ga.
11-28-42
BARRED ROCKS—A cockerel and three
nice pullets from trap-nested 200-ei
per-year stock: the most famous utlL_„
strain In the United States. These are
money-makers for anybody for $10 for the
four. T. C. Hutcheson, Comer, Ga.
WHITE ROCK8^—200 head of hens and
pullets now ready to lay. Eggs from
mated pens to produce show birds after
December 15. C. O. Harwell, 111 North
Pryor-st., Atlanta, Ga.
RHODe ISLAND REDS.
WALLACES Single Comb lteds win
again! Dalton Poultry show, November
25 to December 1, awarded first, second
and third cock, second, third and fourth
hen and third and fourth pen. 1 have
more than 200 nice Reds for sale. Utility
pullets and good breeders at reasonable
price. 1 guarantee satisfaction or refund
price. Write today to Joe L. Wallace,
Dalton, Ga. 12-2-54
*FOR SALE—Ten Rhode Island Red pul
lets, $2 apiece If taken right away. It's
bargain at that. Jack Trout, care
Georgian.' 8
D. Payne, 505 Crew-st. Bell phone Main
545-J. 1 12-4-15
MINORCA*.
BLACK BEAUTY M1NORCAS; the fa
mous layers of the big white eggs. For
rest Additon. Flowery Branch, Ga. 4-8-6
WYANDOTTES.
Road, It. F. D. Route 2, Chamblee. Ga.
INDIAN Runners; all ages and prices;
baby ducks, 25c; eggs, setting or hun
dred. Georgia-Duck Farm. 8outh Kirk
wood. Atlanta, Go. Decatur phone 154.
11-11-12
WANTED—White Runner ducks. Describe
fully. No fancy prices considered. Ver
non Duke, Clarlnafl, Iowa. „ 604
FOR 8ALPJ—Thirty fine Indian Runner
ducks; will sell all or In trios or pens.
They are fawn and white; Borne lnylni
now. Write me how many you want anil
I will quote you an attractive price. Joe
L. Wallace, Dalton, Da. 12-2-66
FAMOUS Ilarshbarger Indian Runner
drakes. 1 Lave yix or eight very fine
White and fawn Indian Runner drakes of
the famous Ilarshbarger strain; they are
fine; the v/*ry kind if you want to put new
blood In your flock; $1 each while they
last. R. H. Bapp, Dalton, Ga. 646
INCUBATORS.
PEERLESS Incubators, brooders, auto
matic lamps and tandem regulators.
Edwin K. Dahlman, 29 XilUan-ave.. At
lanta. 10-25-1
EARLY HATCHED always pays. Get a
Cvclo Hatcher; commence now. Cyclo
Hatcher Company, W. J. Speers, Mana
ger. 2 North Broad-st. Send for cata
log. 626
INCUBATORS FOR SALE—One Gem
Standard No. 2, 1909 pattern, 250-egg
caapclty, $16. One Cyphers model 150-egg
capacity, $15. One Prairie State Standard
No. 1, 140-egg capacity, $16. All In per
fect condition ana with all attachments.
Elberton Poultry Yards, Elberton, Ga.
11-28-30
EQQS.
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs.
81.60 to 82 per fifteen. 126 wlndsor-st.
Phone Main sSsl. 11-1-1
GOATS.
WANTED—A pair of well-trained goats.
E, If. Inman, 1209 Atlanta National
Bank Bldg. - 65S
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE Wyamlottes, S. C. Slack Mlnor-
cas, 8. C. White Leghorns; breeding
stock for sale. William N. Michael, Knoll
Crest Farm, Aberdeen, Md. 666
BARGAIN SALE—Overstocked with Du-
roo Jersey hogs, Whlto Orpingtons, In
dian Runner ducks...Write for bargain
list No. 60 FREE. Wcman'B College, Me
ridian. Miss. lw6-42
SETTINO hen wanted quick. Will give
$1. Phone P. H. Whiting at Main 8000
or Decatur 20-J. x
FOR $11.60 we will send y$u one*Phllo’s
famous 60-egg Cyclo hatcher, one Lul
laby brooder and 50 famous Lackawanna
White Leghorn hatching eggs. Lacka
wanna Company, Jacksonville, Fla.
11-22-23
CHICKEN farm for rent; full equipped, on
paying basis; reason for renting because
man who runs It for mo leaves me. An
swer White Leghorn, care Georgian. 627
CONKEY’S Roup Remedy Is easll^ given
and positive In Its results.: Can be pur
chased at and Is guaranteed by McMil
lan Seed Co. 652
A POULTRY BOOK that means dollars
to any one Is yours freo If you bring thlH
ad to McMillan Seed Co. 651
CONKEY'8 Laying Tonlo surely does
bring the eggs, and It docs not pay to
be without It. Ask McMillan Seed Co.
660
FOR BALE—Ona more pan Black Mlnor-
casr several pullets of Pope's strain;
two choice White Wyandotte cockerels;
need room. C. B. Martin, Greenville. S. C.
12-6-11
H. G. HASTINGS & CO.
Seedsmen for the South.
16 W. Mitchell St.
Four Deliveries Daily.
North and South Side at 9 a. m.
Inman Park and West End at
2 p. m.
BOTH PHONES 25G8.
DR. JOHNSON'S DOG SOAP and medi
cines. Bprmtt'a Patent Puppy and Dog
Cakes.
EITHER OF THESE are sure to give
satisfactory^ results. Conkey*s Laying
tonic. Lee's Egg Maker and Rusts' Egg
Producer, 25c and 60c. This Is the time
to begin feeding your hens for Christmas
eggs.
WHITE RICE POPCORN, for popping.
10c per pound, S pounds 25c: postpaid,
lie ncr pound. Cantaloupe seed for fancy
needle-work, 10c per ounce.
CONKEY'S ROUP REMEDY la a aura
cure for thoae chickens that are sneez
ing. wheezing and running at the nosa
and eyea. Price 26c, 60c, and 81.00. Eesy
to give—Just put It In the drinking wa
ter.
FOR THE HORSE OR COW that are run
down and out of condition, try Lee's
Best Stock Conditioner, If fed to your
cow regular It wilt Increase the flow of
milk. Prfe# 26c, 60c, end 81.00 per pack
age.
RUST'S HAVEN CLIMAX CONDITION
POWDERS fed to your fowls once or
twice a week In a maeh will aid their
dlgeetlon and provent bowel trouble.
Price, one pound package. 26c; 284 pound
package, 60c. By matt add one cent an
ounce.
CALL IN AND LET’S TALK Incubators
and brooders. We have the Essex
aqd Model Machines In all sizes. We will
be* pleased to mall yon catalogue.
Foster A^’t) ROBSON.. .. Fkrvtob;ml
FOR BALE.
A TWO-STORY eight-room realdence at
403 Fraoer-at. Gas,'water and bath.
Lot 40 by about 200 feat. Near Fraoer-at.
city achool. Cheap for $2,550. Terms to
suit you. See Mr. White.
NEAT AND MODERN five-room cottage
at 37 Woodson-aL Gas, water and bath.
East front. Lot 40 by 150 feet. Terms
to suit you at price of 22,409. Make us
an offer. See Mr. Scott.
77 LAWTON-A*.—Convenient to Luclle-
ave. cars. A complete six-room cot
tage, with all city conveniences. Lot 50
by 150 feet. Price $3,800. Terma to suit
you. Make ua an offer. See Mr. White.
DOG8.
BIRD DOGS for sale cheap;
pointers; prompt delivery- Address
John Robinson, Griffin, Ga., Route 2, Box
nve monies oia; iemaie.s, maies.
57.00. George H. Saxe. Conley, Ga. 495
English pointer, three years old,
spayed bitch. Natural retriever. Bet
ter hUTTT. Address G. F. Dodson, Bu
chanan, Ga. 12-1-21
,_0 Jto 9
Information write to W.
stock, Ga., Route 1.
C.'.Dile, Wood-
WANTED—Good j watch dog. house
trained; bulldog preferred. See Hea*
tqp, S. F. Bowser & CO., 219 Peachtree-st.
ON EVAN8-8T., nfear Oglethorpe-ave.,
but convenient to Lee and Gordon-st.
car service, a good Investment; homes for
two small families—with another house
in reer bringing in rents every month.
Price, 82,250. Terms. Better Investigate
this. See Mr. Radford.
Make an offer. See Mr.
WANTED—tA pair of well-trained bird
dogs; pointers preferred. Must stand to
shot and retrieve. Reply P. O. Box 4689.
■ ' S *■ 659
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
One cent a wofd for ads under tlilo head.
FOR SALE^dentle poby-birtlt fat horse;
city broke*; Lady can drlte. Have no
use for same. -Will sell cheap. A. L
Box 600, care Georgian. 62h
FOR BALE cheap, new* and second-hand
open and top dellvory dairy and laundry
wagons. Central Carriage Co., 25 Warren
place. 626
WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS.
Ona cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—We pay highest cOsh prices
on household goods, pianos and office
furniture. Cash advanced on consign
ments. Springer's Auction House, 25 8.
Pryor-st. Bell phono Main 1626. Atlanta
phone 1120. 4-10-10
WE PAY highest cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos ana office furniture.
Cash advanced on consignments. Central
Auction Company, 12 East Mitchell-st.
Bell phono Main 2424. 8-25-26
TO OROCERYMEN—Will build and lease
one or two years to reliable grocer five-
room cottage and store room on good
south side corner at reasonable rates, or
would sell same on easy monthly pay
ments. Address Owner, Box 600, care
Georgian. xo
WANTED—High-grade pattern work.
both metal and wood; best work and
prices right. Robertson .Pattern Works.
Phone Main 4084> 11-20-2
DROP A CARD—Will bring cash for old
clothes and shoes. The Vestalre, 166
Docatur-st • t 11-23-11
WANTED—Child’s tricycle, In good con
dition. Ivy 19^r J. 11-29-31
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
WANTED—At onea 60 feather beds. We
pay highest cash prices. Address
American Fcnthcr Company, 17 Warren
place, city, llcll phone Ivy 3372-L. At
lanta phono 6971-A. 637
WANTED—To buy at sacrifice price, gen
tleman’s second-hand traveling bag.
Address Box 809, caro Georgian. 13-4-41
PALMISTRY.
One cent a word for ads under this hfead.
MADAME PAULINE,
CLAIRVOYANT.
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 134 Ivy-at.. Apt.
H 10-1-67
MADAME ELMER,
CLAIRVOYANT
AND PALMIST.*
262 Whltehall-st. The unequaled. 4-13-4
ROBERT DALE, clairvoyant and psvehto,
can bo consulted on all affairs of life.
41 llouston-at., corner Ivy.
Gypsy Psychic Palmist.
CAN BE consulted on all aubjacts. 61
North Forayth-at., opposite postoffice.
11-16-11
WONDERFUL palmist and life readers;
they do what others claim to do. Prices
26 and 50 cents. 17 E. Mitchell-st. 11-23-10
SPIRITUALISTS.
One cent a word for ads under, this head.
FIRST SPHtlTlfliLtSTS' church of Geor
gia. Meetings every evening at 8
o'clock. M. DcKora, Medium, 34684
Peach trec-st. 11-29-12
DRESSMAKING.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
FIRST-CLASS work; evening and street
costumes; satisfaction guaranteed. Call
Main 2312-J. 12-1-9
DRESSMAKING, fitting and altering; la
dles ready-to-wear garments; work
guaranteed. Miss Smith, 10084 Whlte
hall-st. 12-2-31
DRESSMAKING, fancy tailor-made and
evening gowns; flrat-rlass work our spe
cialty. Mum Avery. Belt Ivy 6653. 120
Sprlng-st. 12-4-36
EDUCATIONAL.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
CAPABLE, experienced teacher will take
pupils In mathematics or physlca Box
646. care Georgian. • * 620
MEDICAL.
DR. EDMONDSON’S Tatisy, Pennyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstruation, irregularities and
similar obstructions. Trial box by mall,
60c. Frank Edmondson ft Bro.. manu
facturing chemists. 14 South Broad-st.,
Atlanta, Ga. 2-17-14
COLDS, catarrh, cough, consumption.
This is the schedule <3 out of every 100
persons run. Use Dr. George Brown's Ca-
larrh Cabinet, a home treatment that
curea. Price $1. Any druggist. Brown
Chemical Company, Atlanta. 11-7-31
PELLAGRA CURED—I will furnish for
30 days, medicine enough to cure any
caoe for 55 and guarantee a cure. Drs
Matthews and McLaughlin, Moultrie, Go.
DROPSY.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
DROPSY CUttED. Relieves shortness of
breath In 36 to 48 hours. Reduces
swelling In 16 to 20 daya Write for par
ticulars. Collora Dropsy Remedy Co., 511
Austell Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. 9-29-11
WANTED—BOARDERS.
seasons or on special occasions. In this
he is unlike The Georgian Want Ad
pages, which have all seasons and times
for their own—always doing something
worth while—doing everything well-*-
quickly—with very little expense. The
Georgian prints more want ads than any
ether Southern newspaper.
WANTED—Boarders: modern conven
iences; close In; rates reasonable: table
boarders taken. 132 South Pryor.* Phone
4350 Atlanta. 11-1*48
THE CARROLL HOTEL, with all mod
ern conveniences; permanent or tran
sient. 16 Houston-st. 11-11-18
FIRST-CLASS ROOM and board 54.50 per
week and upt table board. 13.50; two
blocks from Candler Bldg., 15 Eaat^Caln,
NEWLY furnished house; all conven
iences; boarders and table boarders.
109 West Harris. 11-29-1
NICELY furnished front rooms with
board; all conveniences; very' close In;
north side. Bell phone Ivy 4329-J.
11-29-17
ROOMS with excellent meals; terms
reasonable. 42 Wlndsor-st.; one block
from Whitehall. Atlanta phone 3016-F.
11-29-29
NICE, large room, with private bath;
flrst-class table; close In; rates reason
able. Phdne Ivy 1928. 257 Peachtree. .
Jl-29-30
DELIGHTFUL large frost room; private
bath: steam heat; also smaller roomi
best location; excellent table.
Peachtree. Ivy 1959-L. 498
24 WEST BAKER: front room for two;
also smaller room for one or two with
board. Ivy 1788. 11-30-11
VACANCY for couple or gentlemen: also
roommate for lady. ‘119 Washington^ ^
ROOM and board for couple or gentlemen
In nice family; walking distance. Call
Ivy 2866-L. 12-1-17
NEWLY furnished room with board; fur
nace heat. 25 West Baker. Ivy 501-J.
12-1-32
HANDSOMELY furnished front room; ex
cellent meals; all conveniences; also a
single room. Call Ivy 1648-L. 12-1-34
WANTED—TWo young men for steam-
heated room, with board, hot baths, elec
tric lights and reasonable rates. Close In.
Phone Ivy 4445. * 527
THOSE desiring a strictly refined home
with unexcelled'meals and rooms, call
Ivy 6661. 189 West Peachtree; reason
able rates. ' , 12-2-10
ROOMS for several nice boarders: best ta
ble board at' 277 South Pryor-st. 12-2-41
FIRST-CLASS table: all conveniences:
nice rooms; refined boarding house. 179
Capltol-ave. Malt) 375S-J. 647
SELECT board for couples or young men;
Christian home; all conveniences. Main
3768-J. 648
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th..
,1. M. HIGH CO.
BOARDERS wantod at 37 Poplar-st, back
of postofflcc. 12-4-37
WANTED—BOARD.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—Board In a refined family.
E. L„ P. O. Box 1126. 622
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
One cent a word for ads'under this head.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms; gas
connections for light housekeeping. Ap
ply 190 South Pryor-st. 10-31-16
LARGE furnlShed or unfurnished rooms
In the heart of the city, to gentlemen
or for housekeeping. Apply 69 Falrlle-st.
Phone Main 4719 for keys. 11-28-1
WILL RENT rooms in my home, Inman
Park, for light housekeeping to couple
without children. Phone Ivy 5135-J.
11-23-58
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms; In
good neighborhood. Apply 18 Argard-st.
LARGE, well-furnished room to couple or
two gentlemen; meals If desired: refer
ences. .Mrs. S. M. O., care Georgian. 4
Fob RENT—Two nice connecting rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping In cot
tage with young couple. Apply 105 Ogle
thorpe or call West 729-J. 12-1-11
THREE EXCELLENT moms- for light
housekeeping, to couple without chil
dren. Call Ivy 2S56-L. 12-1-18
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished
room; steam heat; hot and cold water.
Apply 237-A Fulton-st., first house off
Capltol-ave. 12-1-13
FOR RENT—Two rooms to adults, |6. 11
Castlebcrry-st. 691
THREE unfurnished rooms for rent: sec
ond story; water and gas; cheap. Phone
Atlanta 2298. 12-2-20
FOR RENT—Four nice connecting rooms;
$15 per month. 46 E. Merrltts-ave.
12-2-37
FOR RENT—Desirable front room; fur
nished or unfurnished treasonable. 260
Ivy-st. Bell phone Ivy 2584-J. 12-2-48
WILL RENT four rooms to reliable cou
ple at a reduced price If they will take
care of house. 91 East-ave. 643
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25tli..
-T. M. HIGH CO.
FOR RENT—Three or four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; best north
side neighborhood; reasonable to desir
able parties; references exchanged. Bell
phone Ivy 5495-L. 12-4-5
80 EAST PINE-8T.. on lease, four rooms;
private bath; references. 443 Court-
land-st., corner Pine.- 12-4-9
THREE unfurnished rooms* In walking
distance. Call at 127 West Harris-st.
649
FOR RENT—Thrc, unfurnished rooms;
close in. 41 Cone-st. 664
THREE connecting rooms, $10 per month.
436 Crew-st. 12-4-21
FOR RENT—One nice unfurnished front 1
room; bath and use of reception hall:
$3. 262 IMlIlam-st. 666
WANTED—ROOMS.'
One cent a word for ads under this head;
WANTED—Three or four unfurnished
■ rooms for light housekeeping; close in
and reasonable. W. 3., P. O. Box 337. 518
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
One cent a word for ads under this head.’
162 WEST PEACHTREE, newly fur
nished rooms in private home; modern
conveniences; rent reasonable. 11-24-12
FOR RENT—To one gentleman in private
home, nicely furnished room; no chil
dren; house furnace heated; on one of tha
beat north side residence streets. Phone
Ivy 472-L. xc
FOR RKNT—Nlcaly” furnished ~ room;
steam heat; all convenience*; to gen
tlemen only. Oglethorpe, 195 Ivy; apart
ment 2. . U-30-27
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE front rooms, convenient to bath,
in modern home; walking distance. Ivy
2168-L. 205 Spring-at. 12-1-26
TWO CONVENIENT first-floor rooms,
partly furnished for light housekeeping;
buth adjoining. 454 Central-ave. 12-1-37
LARGE front room, one block from Can
dler Bldg. 102 Ivy-st.. 12-1-39
FURNISHED room; house If desired; near
Peachtree. 52 West Alexander. 522
TO RENT—One furnished room: all con
veniences; next to bath; for young man;
references exchanged. Call Ivy 3309-J.
12-2-36
TWO nicely furnished rooms; all conve
niences; hot bath; close in. 85 West
Baker-st. 12-2-31
TWO nicely furnished rooms, complete for
light hou&ekeeplng; two blocks from
Candler Bldg. 83 Auburn-ave. 12-2-21
NEWLY furnished room for "rent. 161
Courtland-st. 12-3-23
NICELY furnished rooms and board. 65
Houston-st. . 12-2-23
ONE furnished room for gentleman; all
modern conveniences. Main 1957-J.
12-2-25
ROOMMATE wanted by gentleman in
newly furnished steam-heated room:
twin beds; apartment 6, The Vernon, 61
East Caln-st. Ivy 3187. 574
ONE FURNISHED room; close in; con
venient and reasonable. 278 Rawson.
12-2-46
FOR RENT—Desirable steam-heated room
In modern apartment, with first-class
board; reasonable rates. Centrally lo
cated. 41 East Cain.
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
ONE handsomely furnished room with
electric lights, steam heat, hot and cold
water, to gentleman only. Apply 22 Car
negie way, Apartment B. Phona Ivy
4615. 12-2-66
ONE large, newly fuml.hed room for gen-
tlemen or couple, half block from Can-
dler Bldg. Call at 22 Houston-st. 630
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny front
room; private bath. "Third Street,
care Georgian. 636
FOR RENT—Nicety furnished room, up
stairs, for single gent: bath, hot and
cold water: private family; price IS. Ap
ply 309 Rlchardson-st., near Capltol-ave.
1 639
FOR RENT—Large, sunny front room;
nicely furnished. 68 West Peachtree.
12-4-8
NEWLY furnished rooms with or without
board; all conveniences. 72 Sprlng-st.
648
NICELY furnished room: walking dis
tance; will rent to two. 110. 68 Currier-
st. Ivy 4607-J. 12-4-16
FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 142 Walton-st.
12-4-31
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room;
steam heat; alt conveniences; to gen
tlemen only. Oglethorpe, 195 Ivy; apart
ment 2. 12-4-29
TWO rooms, furnished, complete for
' light housekeep^lg. 157 Courtland^t.^
FOR RENT—Well furnished, steam-
heated room, bath adjoining. 61 East
Cain, third floor. Apartment 5. Phone
Ivy 3612. 12-4-20
AUCTION SALE.
AT AUCTIOX.
the entire furnish-
INGS OF A N. BOULE
VARD HOME, INCLUlt
ING A GENUINE Cl
CASSIAN WALNUT
DRESSER AND CHIP
FONIER COSTING $i(J
EACH. BRASS BED
COST $85; FINE PARLOR
FURNITURE, ART
SQUARES, BLANKETS
BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC AT
12 EAST MITCHELL ST
TUESDAY, DEC. 5.
AT the Aifghest^bldder^h^most ffij
1°‘ °* T.oo««hoW goods we°ha« gam
i n p ? rt - one Bo|1 <>
hogany china closet, cost 170 a
hogany chlfforobe, pedestal dlnini
ble. one mahogany 6ed room suit '
nls-Martln Iron bed. fine anrlnn
mattress, feather pillows, won] bU™
kets, a four-piece Circassian bed row,
suit, quartered oak and mahn«S
chiffoniers, library table, a line S
case, davenport, odd dressers, Si
chairs, parlor pieces, fine rockers,
ter tables, two silk prayer rugs mat
ting, shades, lace curtains, enamel'
lined refrigerator, a complete earl,
English dining room suit, stove tab'
ourets. a very fine lot of Axmlnster
?!?? WI L t0 , n art "mores. It would take
this whole page to enumerate the
many articles In this beautiful lot ,f
household goods. We will have everv.
th ng arranged for Inspection Monday
afternoon. It will be worth your while
to come and look .these goods over
Sale- commences promptly at 10 a m'
. Tuesday, Deoember 6.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.,
12 E. MITCHELL ST.
FOR RENT—HOUSE*.
FOR RENT, HOUSES—Call, write or
phone for our rent bulletin. Halnh 0
Cochran, 19 South Broad-at.
aiph 0.
4-1-31
TO OROCERYMEN—Will build and !ea>e
one or two years to reliable grocer five-
“ food
Georgian.
Address Owner, Box
place In West End for the price; 137 5
-URNISHED or unfurnished; private
home; eight rooms, toilet and bath both
oors; range and gas stove; close in.
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Rec. 25th..
J. M. HIGH CO.
Wttier. menu new, mw biiikio nmiii
with private entrance; can bo rented to
gether. Ivy 3579-L. 2S East Alexander
s', Apartment F. 679
cold water, |4 per week. 266 Whltehall-st.
WANTED—By young couple, nicely fur
nished room. In a furnace heated house,
with private family: north side. Address
Box 66, care Georgian. 4
•team heat, gas range, shades to all win
dows; screened throughout; tile floor In
bath; storage rooms: on corner. Insuring
perfect ventilation. Phono Main 1804. x
WANTED—Small three or four-room fur
nished apartment for light housekeep
ing. Address S. P. W., Box 700, care
Georgian. 633
HOUSES FOR RENT.
PARTIES desiring to rent
houses, flats or rooms may
secure lists of all property
for rent In this city bv ap
plying at the Information
bureau In our furniture de
partment. No charge for
service.
J. M. HIGH COMPANY
Department Store.
■THREE nicely furnished room. and
hoard In private family. I-hone Mam
3. 260 N. JACKSON-RT.—Two-story
S-room brick house; very comfortable
and convenient. George Nelson, 1 V> JJ 4 'j
FOR RENT—STORES.
One cent a word for ads under this heto-
FOB BENT—Store room, estab
lished seven years as grocery
store. Better known ns “old
stand of A. W. Farlingcr." Ad
mirable location, corner Spring
nnd Alcxander-sts., near I’eaen-
tree-st., without extra Peachtree
rents. Also basement to store,
and stable. A. W. Farlingcr, 3M
North Boulevard. 11-10-,'iO
LOST AND FOUND.
One cent a word for ads under this w
HOTEL8.
Qne cent a word for.ads under this head.
FULTON HOTEL, 24M West Hunter-st.
Transients accommodated; nice, neat
rooms for ladles and gentlemen. 11-16-1S
BROADWAY HOTEL, 714 North Broad-
st.; newly furnished rooms; reasonable
prices; hot and cold water. , 11-17-7
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms
with all conveniences st 147 Ivy-st.
12-1-21
DESIRABLE desk and office space for
rent In Candler Bldg.; elegant suite of
flees; privacy; use of telephone; travel
ing man preferred. Phone Ivy 4818. H. H.
H., care Georgian. 12-1-29
new Third National Bank
1-5 OFF
:EGULAR prices—all fi
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
46 North Pryor-st., in
•ont of Lowry bank; well
lighted and heated; fine lo
cation. Little & Green.
12-A43
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
A BRACELET was found at the
Can Mrs Carter. Main 1481-L. 1
LOST—Sunday afternoon on; Peachtrrf
st. between Kills and Marletta-sts. £>«
Initial watch fob.-initials R. A. L. r|™
please return to 421 Empire Bldg, and r
celvo reward. .
LOST—Scotch Collie male dog; h«J
grown; brown with while nack and lep
1 OU L' mb’] .6 . Photic »’?
FANCY ICE CREAM.
quaHty^
creams; Roses,, carnations.^JMHI
NUNNALLY’S fancy high
weddM
slippers, cupIds, hearts,
quart bricks with figures, terln
wedding slippere, etc., in the center. ?
fact, ice cream moulds In
designs, appropriate for any
Well Iced, expressed Rifely . cv £. l 2^v u n.
Write for descriptive price list. The . (
nally Company, Atlanta, Ga.
MOTORCYCLES.
One cent a word for ads under this n
CHRISTMAS BICYCLES.
SEE GUS'CASTLE.
Full Line at the
Right Price.
93 North Pryor,
Atlanta, Ga- iQ l4 . ?i
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