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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911.
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fCorrected by McCullough Bros.)
Em—Fresh selected, no guineas
„r dirties, 32Q33; miscellaneous, 22
Hr SOc: guinea* and dirties, 20022c.
Poultry—Live per pound: Turkeys,
ducks. 10© 12 He; see so. 8
> a9c: h ,
' broiler*, 20 {£25c
■ fries. :;>ieisc
125c each, owing to stssi
_ 85c each. . '
Dressed, per round: Turkeys. II&
. tOc: ducks. Ji't’ l«c; geese, UV4@ '
l»e: hens. 17@llc; fries. 22021a; .
^roosters, 10011 c.
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AWARD3 AT COVINOTON, OA.
The Newton
County Poultry A J" '
sssoclatlon closed /xCl’OlCc
Its second annual
show in Coving
ton Saturday
night. The exhi
bition was suc-
ceseful In every
way. There were
480 birds entered
From
the
from Atlanta, Au- n ,,
gusta and ten fOUltry
other towni over
the State. The _
awards were made / Jfjrtnr
U.. Airrt,.rt. JLSUOUtr
by Judge Alf Bert
ling as follows:
, White Orpingtons—First cock, second
and third cockerel, first and third hen,
first pullet, Lester Lee; first cockerel,
second hen, Poul Evans; first pen, Mrs.
Eula McClesky, Social Circle; second
and third pen, second and third pul
let. M. G. Turner.
Buff Orpingtons—Second cockerel,
third hen, L. F. Bogus; first and sec
ond hen, third pullet, M. G. Turner;
second pullet, second and third pens,
J. E. Phillips; first pen, F. W. Sim
mons.
Black Orpingtons — First cockerel,
first, second and third pullet, M. G.
Turner; eecond cockerel. W. B. Spear
men. Social Circle; third cockerel,
Wick Porter; first and second hen, first
pen, W. S. Ramsey.
Barred Rocks—Third cock, second
pen, C. L. Harwell; first and third
pen. Dr. A. S. Hopkins; second hen,
second nnd third cockerel, second pul
let, third pen, Avon-Indlan Jersey
farm; first cockerel, first pullet, first
third pullet, Rufus
White Leghorns—First cock, first
hen, first pullet, W. F. Williams, Con
yers; second cock, Dixie Poultry plant,
Oxford; second pullet, third cockerel,
O. C. Beam; second pen, M. P. Jackson;
third pen, R. W. Miller.
White Wyandotte*—First cock, first
hen. first pen, M. F. Morris, Stone
Mountain and Atlanta; second cock. J.
J Owens: flrat cockerel, first and sec
ond pullet, J. R. Vlnlng: second cock
erel. Mrs. A. J, Howell, Madison; third
cockerel, third, hen, third pullet, C. A.
Franklin; second hen, third pen, P. J.
Garrison: second pen, R. R. Beaitey,
Social Circle.
- White Rocks—First cock, J. 8. Gard
ner; first cockerel, first and second
pullet. Miss Loulle flallry, of Social
circle; second cockerel, second hen,
third pullet. Dr. A. S. Hopkins; third
hen. first pen. L. D. King; third pen.
W. H, Gaither.
Rhode Island Reds—First cock, third
cockerel, first hen. third pullet, T. W.
Martin, Decatur; second cock, second
cockerel, third pen. Dr. J. A. Wright;
first cockerel, W. L. Gibson, Social
Circle; second pullet, second pen, S. J.
Yancey; third pullet. J. L. Epps, New
born; first pen. Charles H. White, Jr.
Buff Rocks—First cock, first cocker
el first and second pullet, first, second
and third hen. John Low Smith, Kirk
wood: third cockerel, third pullet, sec
ond pen. W. D. Spearman, Social Cir
cle.
Brown Leghorns—First pen. first hen.
Li D. King.
, Black Mlnorcas—First and second
hen. E. E. Parker; first pen, H. E.
Wright.
• Golden Wyandottes—First, second
and third pullot, C. L. Harwell. .
Light Brahmas—First, second and
third pullet, W. T, Knox', Social Cir
cle.
R. C. Brown -Leghorhs—First and
aecond pullet, C, L, Harwell,
Partridge Wyandottes—First pen,
first, second and third pullot, Carl
Smith.
Pit Games—First, second and third
hens, first cock, Claud Bryitnt; second
cock. Perry Lunsford; first and second
pens, A. H, Murray.
Bronze Turkeys—First And seepnd
old toms, W. J. Huson; first young
.tom, first and second hen, J. P. Wor-
eham.
Silver Laced Wyandottes—First and
second cockerel, first and seoond pul
let. first pen, H. H. Vsrdery, Augusta,
Go.
White Runner Ducks—First drake,
second duck, M, O. Turner: second
drake, first and third duck, Dr. A. 8.
Hopkins.
Pekin Ducks—First drake, first and
second duck, Mrs. Edward Hutchins.
Huff Cochin Bantams—First cock, first
cockerel, first hen, first pullet, Johh
Lo# Smith, Kirkwood.
- Indian Runner Ducks—First drake,
James C. Anderson: second and third
drake. Dr. W. J. Higgins; first and
eecond duck, C. I. Cash; second duck,
W. D. Bailey, Social Circle.
> Sweepstakes—For the best bird en
tered by a member of the Newton
county Poultry association, a 120 sil
ver loving cup was offered by George
T. Smith, and W*s known ns the may
or's cup. This was won by J. R.
finning on a White Wyandotte cock
erel. Best pen In the show room, M. F.
Morris, of Stone Mountain and Atlanta,
on White Wyandottes; best male in
•how room, M. F. Morris, on White
Wyandotte; best female bird in show
room, M. F. Morris on White Wyan
dotte; best niale Orpington In show
room; M. O. Turner.’ on a Black Or
pington cockerel; best female Orping
ton In show, Lester Lee, on White Or
pington hen.
Pigeons—first pair. Carneaux. John A.
Porter, Macon; second pair, Lowndes
Meador, on Homers.
k;
All letter* and communica
tions on poultry matters and
for the question and answer
column should be addressed to
POULTRY DOCTOR,
THE GEORGIAN,
Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA.,
POULTRY SHOW,
JANUARY 8 TO 13, 1912.
—By
GEORGIA POULTRY ASS'N
C. 0. Harwell, Secretary.
CHARLES E. CORNMAN,
Carlisle, Pa.
H. SHAYLOR,
Lee, Maas.
ORPINGTONS.
CRYSTAL WHITS; ORPINGTON eggs 23,
26, 210 and 216 par sotting of 15 egg,.
Finest flock In tho South. Won three
first, out of five at The Georgian’s Poul
try show, defeating the originator, win
ning silver cup for whitest malo in the
class. 8m my 8. C. Rhode Island Red
ad. 109 fine cockerel* for sale at 25
and 810. C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga.
1-25-28
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS: Owen farm
■train direct. Special fall sale year
ling hens, pullets and cockerels to make
room for new matings. George C. Fife,
Edgewood Poultry Yards. Beil phone* or
address P. O. Box 1181, Atlanta. 11-15-26
TRIO of young Diamond Jubilee Orping
tons for sale, fine Individuals of this
wonderfully popular breed. The Jubilees
were enormously big money makere last
years and will be again thin year. 28 for
the trio—and It'e cheap. Percy H. Whit
ing, care Georgian. w
FOR dALE cheap, White Orpingtons; 10
trios young birds, $10 per trio; 10 cock
erels, 66 to $20; some grandchildren of
Peggy and Crystal King; first prize
cockerel, grandson of Peggy, $26. C. M.
Courlc, Dawson, Ga. 308
HANDSOME White Orpington cockerels,
22. Shipp Bros., Flnlayson, Ga. 12-2-1
O. W. THOMAS & SON. 721 Eighth-
ave.. South, Nashville, Tsnn., breeders
of 8. C. Huff Orpingtons. Eggs and stock
for sale In season. Eggs, 21.50 and >3.00
per setting, or apeclai prices on loti of
100. 9-1:7-38
BUFF ORPINGTON0—Leaders In the
Buff Orpington class at the l*st At
lanta show. A few cockerels and pullets
bred from my winners to spare. One
prise cock; three prise hens for sale. V.
A. Ham, Newnan, Ga. 10-21-6
KELLERSTRA8S Crystal White Orping
tons; a few early-hatched pullets and
cockerels for sale cheap. R. O. Bams,
Newborn, Ga. U‘25-8
8. C. WHITE ORPINGTONS—Two cock
erels for $3 eahe; four cocks for
each; my winnings at the Dal
ton poultry show, November 28, 29, 30
and December 1, first cock, first and
fourth hen, fourth pullet, fourth cockerel
and first pen stiver cup for best display
in show room. George M. Moseley, Menlo,
Ga. * 12-6 r 37
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
BARRED 1'lymouth Rock cockerele for
■ale; from the flneet tot of laying hens;
Belmont end Thompson ringlet etralns;
utility ae well aa ehow stuff: prices right.
A few pullets also to sell; layers as well
ae lookers; now booking orders for fancy
Collie pups of the best blood lines In
America at scrub prices. Write your
wants to Fair View Seed Farm. Palmetto,
Ga., or come and see for yourself. 9-22-24
BARRED ROCKS—A cockerel and three
nice pullets from trap-nested 200-ejrg-
per-year stock; the most famous utility
■train In the United State*. These are
money-makers for anybody for $10 for ths
four. T. C. Hutcheson, Comer, Ga^ ^ ^
WHITE ROCKS—200 head of hena and
pullets now ready to lay. Eggs from
mated pens to produce show birds after
December 15. C. O. Harwell, US North
Pryor-st., Atlanta, Ga. x
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
WALLACE'S Single Comb Ilede win
again! Dalton Poultry show, November
21 To December 1, awarded first, second
and third cock, second, third ana fourth
hen and third an* fourth pen. I have
more then 340 nice Rede for sale. Utility
pullets and good breeders at reasonable
price. 1 guarantee satietaotloix or refund
•rice, write today to Joe L. Wallace,
polton, Ga. 12-2-64
FOR SALE—'Ten Rhode Island Red pul
lets, 22 apiece If taken right away. It’s
a bargain at that. Jack Trout, .cars
Georgian. 6
FOR QUICK BALE—Twelve Rhode Island
Red pulleta end one nice cockerel. W.
D. 'Payne, 508 Crew-st. Bell phone Main
848-J. 12-4-18
BARGAIN—Fine Rhode Island Red ctwk
and eight pulleta for 110. Call Main
1920 between 2 and 6 o’clock. 12-6-24
S. C. RHODE ISLAND RED eggs, 22. 82.
86, 17.54 and 810 per eettlng of fifteen
eggs: Incubator eggs from utility pens, 87
and 210 per hundred. See my White Or
pington ed. One hundred fine cockerele for
sale, 86 and 210. C. .A. DobMl, Gaines
ville. Ga. . 1-26-25
FOR SALE—A f«w of tha very f!ne*t 8.
C. Rhode Island Red cockerels; eight
month* old; splendid shape and color; f$
to $5 each. Meadowbrook Farm, P. O.
Box 1615. Atlanta. Ga. 9-t-5
B. C. R. I. REDS: utility pane; cocks,
cockerels, hens end pullets; 210 per pen;
show birds priced on application. R. P.
Shepard, Decatur, Ua. 10-14-87
S. C. R. I. RED eggs from my prise-win-'
ntng and egg-laying strains in any
quantity at very low prices. Orders now
being booked for delivery. Any time
after Deoember 16. Mating list out De
cember 1. Write for It. A few good
cockerels left at low prices. Mrs. Martha
Ji. lihol.on, Route 1, Nashville, Tenn. .
9-22-22
8. C. RHODE ISLAND UED8 for sale.
Owing to my pen* being crowded will
•ell utility hen* for $!. it. P. 8hapard,
Decatur, Ga. 10-14-67
SINGLE COMB RED COCKER
ELS. TRITE TYPES. FINE
COLORS. LIVE AND ACTIVE.
AT HALF VALUE, $1.25 TO $2
EACH. AND ONE WORTH $10
FOR $5. THESE ARE BAR
GAINS. 25 UTILITY PULLETS
AT 60 CENTS EACH. A. O.
JORDAN, WOODLAND, GA. 721
WYANDOTTES-
ELEVEN White Wyandotte hena; good
stock; price $12. First check gets them.
C. D Heard. Union City, Ga. 655
pen headed by second cockerel at Au
gusta. $10 per flatting; 25% deposit will
secure deliveries any time. Rendotte
Farm. P. O. Box 300. Atlanta. Ga. 11-16-1
TWENTY thoroughbred White Wyan
dotte cockerels 62.60. $5 and 610 each
Thee* are very choice, vigorous bird* and
will help improve your present stock. Oak
Deem Poultry Farm.
12*8-25
LEGHORNS.
'hens; cockerels ready for the show fo
sale. Crosskeys Poultry Farm. Peachtre
Road, R. F. D. Route 2, Chamblce, Ga.
FOR SALE—B. C. White Leghorn year-
g. C. WHITE LEGHORNS—Three cock
erels for $2 each; extra fancy ones;
guaranteed satisfactory or money refund
ed; good enough to show. George M.
Moseley, Menlo, Ga. 12-6-38
bantams.
FOR SALE—Ten Buff Cochin bantams
cheap. Three are prize-winners. Phone
Ivy 2064-J. 9
BANTAMS—Game Bantams. Sebrfghti,
Buff Cochins. Carlisle Cobb. Athens,
G*. 4-26-30
TURKEYS.
FOR SALE—Mammoth Bronze turkeys
of prlxe-winning brood. Mr*. J. H.
Odom, Route 1, Niota, Tenn. 689
DUCKS.
I HAVE for sale tho English fawn and
white drakes, pair,, trios and eggs.
Write for prices. White egg strain. 11111
Crest Poultry Farm, Griffin, Ga. 11-3-29
INDIAN Runners; all ages and prlcea;
baby ducks. 26c; eggs, setting or hun
dred. Georgia Duck Farm, South Kirk
wood, Atlanta. Ga. Decatur phone 194
11-11-13
WANTED—White Runner ducka. Describe
fully. No fancy prices considered. Ver
non Duke, Clarinda* Iowa. 604
FOR SALE—Thirty fine Indian Runner
ducks; will sell all or In trios or pens.
They are fawn and white;'some laying
now. Write me how many you want and
I will quote you an attractive price. Joe
L. Wallace, Dalton. Ga. 12-2-65
NOW booking orders for eggs from the
best White Runners in the South. Won
all firsts at Augusta, the premier show of
the South. Eggs $10 per 12. Delivery
any time. Rendotte Farm, P. O. Box 300,
Atlanta. 11-15-7
WHITE INDIAN
RUNNER DUCKS
THE greatest egg producer.
The greatest money-mak
er—send 25 cents for cata
log telling how to care, feed
and raise ducks.
MRS. U. R. FISHEL,
Box G. A.,
Hope, Ind.
10-4-40
INDIAN RUNNERS, whlta egg atraln;
grown; 22.M to 210: bablea, 25C;, egga,
13 aettlng. Georgia Duck Farm, South
Kirkwood, Atlanta. Phone 194 Decatur
FOR SALE—Eight nloe fawn and white
Indian Runner drakes, $1.76 each. It. E.
Holland, Fort Gaines, Ga. 722
BOGS.
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington egga.
21.60 to 21 per fifteen. 136 Wlndsor-at.
Phone Main 2(58. 11-1-1
EGGS, EGGS. BY 100 OR 1,000—From the
threo greatest egg breeds known. Single
Comb Black Mlnorcas, White Leghorns,
Indian Runner Ducks, bred In fine 18
years, trap-nested 10 years, using the fin
est «j>ecln>ena which could producing 300
eggs or more per year. Originated the
famous Blue Grass atraln. outclass any
poultryman In South In having more of
these birds. In owning a strain made up
of pedigreed layers, of exhibition quality.
The quality of the South Is found In our
Barred,Buff end White Rock, Brown Leg
horn,, Buff and Black Orpingtons. An
up-to-date plant. Visitors are always
welcome. Stocka and eggs for sale. Stato
your requirement*. Southern Poultry
Farm,, LaGrange, Ga. 10-38.2
INCUBATORS.
PEERLESS Incubators, brooder,, auto
matic lamp, and tandem regulators.
Edwin K. Dahlman, 39 Lllllan-ave.. At
lanta. 10-15-1
BROODERS.
FOR SALE—Flrelesa brooder coops; the
kind that goe*. Will exchange for thor
oughbred Barred Rocks or 8. C. R. I.
Reda. J. M- Douglas, 873 South More-
land-ave. Atlanta phone 6913-A. 9-6-4
DOOS. '
SOME finely marked fox terrier pupp ea^
five months old; female*. 83.60: male*.
87.00. George H. Saxe, Conley, Ga. 415
FOR BALE—Pointer* and; - aetfere;
trained; from 210 to 225. For mrther
Information write to W. C. Dlle, Wood-
stock, Ga., Route 1. 634
WANTED—Good watch dog. houee
trained; bulldog preferred. See Hea
ton. 8. F. Bowser & Co., 119 Peaohtree-et.
12-4-20
WANTED—A pair of well-trained bird
doga; pointer* preferred. Must stand to
shot and retrieve. Reply P. O. Box 16ty
FOR SALE—On* flr*t-class poaaum and
coon dog, *uaranteed to do th* work;
flnt J15 ffeta her. R. H. Crawford, Tl-
ger, Ga. 12-5-2$
FOR SALE—Fine pure-bred fox hound
puppies. H. Roquemore, Mansfield, G|u
PICS.
FOR SALE—Three to four month,, choice
registered Berkshire*, pair 235. Choice
unregistered once, pair 220. Eight week*,
line crossed ptga, pair 210. Morris Farm,
clarkaton. Ga. 10-12-41
HOOS.
FOR BALE—Registered Berkshire pigs
and hogs at close price*; beauties. B.
B. Carters, Jr.. Gainesville. O*. 12-1-38
MULES.
FOR SALE—Cheap, ten mule*. Morrow
Transfer Co., 122 Elllott-et. 12-6-4
* QOAT8.
WANTED—A pair of well-trained goats.
K, 11. Inmen, 1249 Atlanta National
Bank Bldg. 859
FOR SALE—Extra fine goat: works weU
in harness. Will sell cheap. Apply 309
East Oeorgla-ave. 718
MI8CELLANEOUS. -
SETTING hen wanted quick. Will give
U. Phone P. H. Whiting at Main S000
WHITE Wyandottes. 8. C. Black Minor
ca*. 3. C. White Leghoma; breeding
stock for sale. William N. Michael/Knoll
Crest Farm, Aberdeen, Md. 565
FOR $11.50 we will send you one Philo’s
famous 50-egg Cycle hatcher, one Lul
laby brooder and 50 famous Lackawanna
White Leghorn hatching eggs. Lacka
wanna Company. Jacksonville, Fla.
11-22-23
CONKEY'S Roup Remedy is easily 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 free If you bring this
ad to McMillan Seed Co. 651
CONKEY’S Laying Tonic surely does
bring the eggs, and it does not pay to
be without It. Ask McMillan Seed Co.
650
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 2568. ~
DR. JOHNSON'S DOG SOAP and medl-
cine,. Spratt'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, 26c nnd 50c. This la the time
to begin feeding your hena for Christmas
eggs.
WHITE RICE POPCORN, for popping,
10c per pound, 3 pounds 26c; postpaid.
18c per pound. Cantaloup* seed for fancy
needle-work, 10c per ounce.
CONKEY'S ROUP REMEDY Is a sure
cure for those chickens that are sneez
ing. wheezing and running at the nose
and eyoB. Price 33c, 60c, and 21.00. Easy
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 will increase the flow of
milk. Price 25c, 60c, and $1.00 per pack
age.
RUST'S HAVEN CLIMAX CONDITION
POWDERS fed to your fowls once or
twice a week In a mash will aid their
digestion and prevent bowel trouble.
Price, one pound package, 25c; 2ft pound
package, 50c. By mail add one cent an.
ounce.
CALL IN AND LET'S TALK Incubator,
anil brooders. We have the Essex
and Model Machines In all sizes. We will
be pleased to mall you catalogue.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
FOR SALE cheap, new and second-hand
open and top delivery dairy &nd laundry
wagon*. Central Carriage Co25 Warren
place." 626
WANTED—MI8CELLANCOU*.
On* cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—We pay highest cash prices
on household goods, pianos and office
furniture. Cash advanced on consign
ments. Springer's Auction House. 25 8.
Pryor-st. Bell phone Main 1626. Atlanta
phone 1126. 4-10-10
WE PAY highest cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos and office furniture.
Cash advanced on consignments. Central
Auction Company, 12 Eaat Mltchell-st.
Bell phone Main 2424. i-26-38
TO GROCERYMEN—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
ment*. Address Owner. Box 590, care
Georgian. zo
WANTED—High-grade pittem work,
both metal and wood; best .work and
prlcos right, nobertson Pattern Works.
Phono Main 4024. 11-20-2
DROP A CARD—Will bring cash for old
clothes and shots. The Vestalre, 166
Dec*tur-st. 11-23-11
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur
niture until Dec. 25th.
,T. M. HIGH CO.
WANTED—At once 60 feather beds. We
pty highest cash prices. Address
American* Feather Company, 17 Warren
place, city. Bell phone Ivy 3372-L. At
lanta phone 6971-A., 627
WANTED—To buy at sacrifice price, gen*
tieman’* second-hand traveling bag.
Address Box $09, care Georgian. 12-4-41
WANTED—Baby’, go-cart; must be ’ a'
2&§°HHl° n * ,nd bar * a,n ' address Car«h
WANT YOU TO KNOW
WE ARE DOING more mattrea* renovat
ing, carpet cleaning and feather clean
ing than anybody In the city. There i«
a reason. Ask Mr. Iloilingsworth. Beil
phone Ivy 1203. Atlanta 194$. We buy
reatherx.
Acme Mattress Factory.
• lf-6-13
•
PALMISTRY.
One cent a word for a<Vi under this head.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8. C. RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels
and pullets from prize winners from It
to 25 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-
with him. Pries 227.60. Write R.
towers. Route 2, Conyers, Ga..
11-25*20
roc Jcrwmy nog*, nnua imiKiona. In
dian Runner ducka. Write for bargain
Hat No. 60 FREE. Woman’s College. Me
ridian. Miflfl. 11-16-42
POULTRY PRINTING.
WRITE for samples Etheridge Printing
Com pan" ** —
lama, Ga.
MADAME PAULINE,
CLAIRVOYANT.
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST.
132 South Pryor.
sfent. 15 Houston-st.
week and up; table board.
NICELY furnished front rooms
board; all conveniences; Very cloi
north side. Bell phone Ivy 4339-J.
board. Ivy 1788.
1-5 OFF
niture until Dec. 25th„
J. M. HIGH CO.
Doara; furnace neat; au moaern cuiiveu-
iences; near in. Call Ivy 6278. 12-6-6
phone
12-5-41
gentlemen. 97 Capitol Square.
Main 2619-L. 365 Capitol-
vate porch. 513 Peach tree-at.
E. L.. P. O. Box 1126.
F. B., Box 500, care Georgian.
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
LARGE furnished
WILL RENT rooms In my home, Inman
Phone Ivy 6115-J.
1-5 OFF
niture until Dec. 25th„
,T. M. HIGH CO.
FOR "RENT—Three or four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; b*
80 EAST PINE-8T.. on lease, four rooms;
private bath; references. * 443 ‘
land-st., corner Pine;
distance. Call at 127 West Harris-st.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms;
close in. 41 Cone-st,
684
866
rooms, 24 West Alexanaer-st.
nt’rpuiK, luiiiiouou or uiiiuniwiieu, no
children; in private home. Call Ivy 2856-L.
bath; $10. 300 Crew-st.
SPECIAL -PRICES ON
CHILDREN’S ROCKERS.
GOLDSMITH-ACTON-
WITHERSPOON CO.,
! Peachtree. 61 N. Broad
“Lifetime Furniture.
12-8-29
TWO or three rooms with owner; good
neighborhood; ten minutes ride to city;
68 and 610, respectively. F. S. M., Box 84.
Georgian. 12-6-1
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished
north side. Phone jhry
124 lvy-st.. Apt j for RENT— 1 Three room, for housemen-
10-1^57 ing: all conveniences; north side. 132
MADAME ELMER,
CLAIRVOYANT
AND PALMIST.
222 Whltehall-st. The unequaled. 2-12-4
Gypsy Psychic Palmist.
AN BE consulted on all subjects. 69
CAN —
North Forsyth-st., opposite postoffice.
11-16-16
WONDERFUL palmist'and life readers;
they do what others claim to do. Prices
25 and 60 cents. 17 E. Mltchell-st. 11-23-10
FIRST SPIRITUALISTS* church of Geor
gia. Meetings every evening at 8
o'clock. M. DeKora, Medium, lvy-st.
T.I-29-U
Real estate of all kinds can be disposed
of thru The Georgian. The Georgian real
estate columns can be profitably used by
East Merrltts-ave. Phone Ivy 1327-L. 5
FOR RENT—Three or four very ties Ira
ble. unfurnished rooms, for light
West
housekeeping, on car line. Phone West
268J. or call at 152 Loc-,t. 12-5-22
FOR RENT—Large front room, furnished
or unfurnished. Phone Ivy 2819. 48
Welt Baker-,t. 12-5-33
jrat , _
^housekeeping. Apply within.
FOR RENT—Two connecting room, and,
butler** pantry, Including ga. Move,
■team heat, electric light,, hot bath; 821
per month. Call Main 2502-j.
FOR RENT—Three room* and bath, to
adult,. 201 South-ave., near Grant
park. 823
TWO connecting first-floor room* for
housekeeping: bath adjoining: partly
furnished It deatred. 464 Central-ave.
12-6-43
FOR RENT—Four nice connecting room.
In Inman Park with family of three to
partita without children. Atlanta phone
4M*. 12-8-1
THREE or four connecting unfurnished
.room, for tight housekeeping close In.
JM Eaat EMa-sL Phone 220). 12-8-18
FOR RENT—ROOMS.
3 * FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms.
. convenient to Jackaon-st. and Boulevard
e cars, $12 per month. Phone Ivy 5204. 717
8 FOR RENT—Two large, new, well fur
nished or unfurnished rooms for light
. housekeeping; modern conveniences; very
, reasonable. 390 Rawson-st. 12-6-3Q
f FOR RENT—Entire upper floor consisting
r of four rooms and private bath, electric
o lights and gas. Apply F. L. Nixon, 61
i; Whltehall-sL < 724
Z LARGE unfurnished or partially fur-
- nished room for rent to one or two busi-
j. ness women; light housekeeping privl-
1 leges. 61 Garden-st., south side. 728
: WANTED—ROOMS.
7 One cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—Two or three unfurnished
. connecting rooms for light housekeep-
t * ing, close to Terminal depot; reasonable;
8 references. E. L. C., care Georgian. 705
. WANTED—One large or one large and
; one srqall steam heated room suitable
i for light housekeeping, furnished or un-
, furnished, by couple without children.
e It. B., care Georgian. •’ 709
} COUPLE want three unfurnished rooms
0 for light housekeeping with couple;
_ steam heat preferred. Address Couple,
. care Georgian. 12-6-21
8 •
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
- ONE furnished room; private entrance;
light, heat, use of phone; $12 per month.
346 H Peachtree. 672
152 WEST PEACHTREE, newly fur
nished rooms In private home; modern
k conveniences: rent reasonable. 11-24-12
1 FOR RENT—To one gentleman in private
a home, nicely furnished room; no chil-
. dren; house furnace heated; on one of the
« best north side residence streets. Phone
" Ivy 472-L. xc
S FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room;
1 steam heat; all conveniences; to gen
tlemen only. Oglethorpe, 195 Ivy; apart-
. ment 2. 11-80-27
] LARGE front rooms, convenient to bath,
in modern home; walking distance. Ivy
2168-L. 205 Sprlng-st.' 12-1-26
J TWO nicely furnished rooms, complete for
light housekeeping: two blocks from
Candler Bidg^ M Auburn-ave. 12-2-21
NEWLY furnished room for rent. 161
Courtland-st. 12-3-22
ONE furnished room for gentleman; all
modern conveniences. Main 1957-J.
12-2-25
i ONE FURNISHED room; close in; con
venient and reasonable. 278 Rawson.
—' 13-2-46
1-5 OFF
REGULAR prices—all fur-
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
: ONE large, newly furnished 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—Nlooly furnished room, up
stairs, for single gent; bath, hot and
cold water; private family; price 28. Ap
ply 809 Rlchardson-st., near Capitol-ave.
639
FOR RENT—Large, sunny front room;
. nicely furnished. 68 West Peachtree.
12-4-3
NEWLY furnished rooms with or without
board; all conveniences. 72 Sprlng-st.
FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for
1 light housekeeping. 143 Walton-st.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room;
steam heat; all. conveniences; to gen-
tlemen only. Oglethorpe, 195 Ivy; 1
TWO tfooms, furnished, complete for
light housekeeping. 167 Courtland-st.^^
FOR RENT—Well furnished, eteam-
heated room, bath adjoining. 61 East
Cain, third floor, Apartment 5. Phone
Ivy 3112. 12-4-20
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms up
stairs. 17S Luckie st. 12-4-39
NICE front room for two gentlemen; hot
water: steam heat; also single room
with private entrance: can be rented to-
gether. Ivy 3579-L. 25 East Alexander-
st., Apartment F. 670
ONE large beautifully furnished room for ■
light housekeeping on first floor; hot and <1
cold water, 24 per week. 266 Whttebai!-st.
368 p
FOR RENT—Nice, clean room for light I
housekeeping or sleeping room; single or
double. 406 Peachtree-st. Phone Ivy 894.
. 12-4-44
FURNI8HBD rooms for men only; cheap.
22 Hayden-st. 12-6-10
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms up
stairs. 172 Luckiest. 12-5-9
WANTED—A roommate for young man. I
20 West Harris. 12-6-8
FURNISHED rooms: hot and cold bath:
near Piedmont. 6$ FairlJe-st. 12-5-7
FOR CHRISTMAS
CHAIRS- AND ROCKERS £
SEE '
GOLDSMITH-ACTON- =
WITHERSPOON CO., £
62 Peachtree. 61 N. Broad ^
Formerly American Furniture Co. ,
‘ ‘ Lifetime Furniture. ’ ’ G
12-6-39 =
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms n
with all conveniences: flrst-class table; u
private family: congenial and homelike. C
Phone Main 3770-L 275 Capitol-ave. F
13-5-12 r
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room; ~
private home; all conveniences. Apply 13
223 Capitol-ave., or phone Main 2S5S-L.
12-5-14 »
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms;
second floor; for light housekeeping. 66
West Peachtree-st. I’hone Ivy 6562-J.
12-6-17 J
FOR RENT—Fumiahed room; steam
heat; convenient to bath. Oglethorpe
apartment, No. 7. * 12-5-18
ONE furnished steam-heated room with
bath: reasonable. Apartment 2, 140 -
Trinlty-ave. 702
FOR gentleman, nicely furnished room 0
with all modern conveniences; two n
squares from Georgian Terrace, overlook-
Ing Peachtree. For Information call Ivy „
FOR RENT—Nice, clean rooms for light n
housekeeping or sleeping room: single
or double. 406 Peachtree-st. Phone Ivy .
194. 12-4-44 s
NICE Steam-heated room adjoining bath. —
It Crew-st.. Apartment 2. 711
WANTED—Two gentlemen for a large o
furnace heated room; private dining -
With hot and cold water. Phone W
Main 13IC-J. 12-6-10
AUCTION SALE.
iTltUCTIoiL
THE ENTIRE FURNTstt
•INGS OF A WASHING
TON-ST. HOME, tv
CLUDING SOLID MA
HOGANY BED ROOM
SUIT, CHIFFONIER
TWO BRASS BEDS
SINGLE WARDROBE
WITH MIRROR, hat
RACK, DINING SUIT
FINE PARLOR FURNJ
TURE, ART SQUARES
BLANKETS, DISHES
PICTURES, ETC AT
25 SOUTH PRYOR-ST
DECEMBER 7. ’
AT 10 A. Sr. THURSDAY we wtu
{he highest bidder a wy n cm„[ S
household good,, consisting ofmibj 1
a «y bedroom suits, two m&SwSSffi
oak chiffonier,, wardrobes with S
without mirrors, oak bedrn.?™* 1
brass and iron beds, steel da™X'
sanitary couch, dining room suitS'
slon library furniture, NatS
springs, cotton mattresses
hresfere and washstands, 1( X2
writing desk, art squares rum, ..
tains, woolen blanSeU.
lows, refrigerator,.gas stove hi...
matting, linoleum, center h ui2'
chairs, rockers, d/shes ub !“'
household goods. It's Imooilhi. ?
name each arricle. Also a X ’
ter. Iron safe, flat-top and roltSE
desk, office and revolving chsifa
Springer’s Auction House,
25 South Pryor-st.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS,
ELEGANTLY furnished or unfurnished
rnmns; cnnvw 173 South For?
12-6-9
129 IVY-ST., large, well furnished^
to one or two young men; hot bath*
adlacent; private family. Phone hJ
ONE nicely furnlflhed front room cIom
4 " 108 East EUis-st.. Atlanta phL
one •
ifls
FOR RENT—To gentlemen, nicely i
nished room with ail convenfen
ONE or two nicely furnished rooms with
hot bath; close in. 66 East Harris-st.
12-6-17
gether or separate. Furnished
for two or three gentlemen; steam heat.
West Peachtree place.
ITrtlliOLr-rUUr Ul IIVO lUiimmci IVW...O
for housekeeping. Phone Ivy 1092. Ref-
irences exchanged. 12-6-35
WANTED—FURNISHED HOOMj.
WANTED—By December 15, two or three
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
side apartments, half block of c»r line:
kw I1U.UI: Wall! WWIICTg OHe'*® I r v ' ,
four large and one small room:
ONE large front room, nicely furnished.
271 Wbltehallit. 12-6-8
- U '
1-5 OFF
niture until Dec. 25th.
J. M. HIGH CO.
WANTED—APARTMENTS.
One cent a word for ads, under this hw*
Address Studio, care Georgian.
VArtiau—»mau wiree or
nished apartment for light hojwekw
FULTON HOTEL. Stty West Hunter^*
U-ll-l'
7^4 North BrM^'
" "*Ud?t
1-5 OFF
niture until Dec. 25th.
,T. M. HIGH CO.
dies ready-to-wear
SWCTSSTSSS
RKS8MAK1NU, J* . i«A, *nrk our SPj!
evening gown,; flr*t-cla,* *“ r W, i«
ally. Muts Agery. Bell Ivy
Bpring-,t.
SEWINQ MACHINES for
with .«-«
* El IkbCTl new mCRthe
eet of attachment* fori* PJ d 2i very-
Iso machines repaired; iucfcic* !
Company, if Wbltebali-
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