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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1011.
Opportunities for Everybody and Everything
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ATLANTA QUdTATIONS.
December 11, 1911.
(Corrected by McCullough Bros.)
Eggs—Fresh selected, no guinea- ■
dirties, 324*33; miscellaneous. 28 «
4- <03Oc; guineas and dirties, 20©22c, •
09c: hena. 12018c; rooatera, 8@i4c ■
broiler*. 30025c eaob, owlns to alae: •
frlea. 274035c each. •
Dressed, per pound: Turkeya.^laj"
20c: ducks. 16gl«c; ”3® ■
— . i;018c; fries, 220240, .
ATLANTA, 6A„
POULTRY SHOW,
JANUARY 8 TO 13, 1912.
s -By—
GEORGIA POULTRY ASS’N
C. 0, Harwell, Secretary,
lIHe; hena.
rooatera, 10011c.
H-i-l-H-H-W-l
■H-H-
ATHENS, OA.. SHOW LAST WEEK.
The fanclera of
SrSeST-t&I? Advice '
first annual poul
try show. Theaa- t~,
soclatlon of Athena hr0172
was formed only a
few months ago.
By diligent and -
hard work, with Hit
the co-operation
of the merchants
in the city, they h'OUittV
held one of the J
classiest poultry —.
shows recorded In / Jnrfnr
•h. stnuth this Lyi/tfl//
H. 8HAYLOR.
. Lee, Mass.
the South this
season. The show
was a grand success from every stand
point. They showed over 1,000 head
(all Southern blrda), and a great num
ber of them were prtxe winners at pre
vious shows, this season. Many of the
prise-winning birds will be seen In At
fanta January 8 to 1J.
The Georgian’s photographer, Tracy
Mathewson, spent two days at the show
taking pictures df the prlse-wlnmng
blrda Mr. Mathewson has become an
expert In this line of work, and we are
able to show photographs of birds equal
to any that you see In the best poultry
journals, wo will show In the poultry
section next Saturday a number of
winners belonging to Athens fanciers.
Following aro the winners of the
sweepstakes nnd special prises. Full
lilt of awards appeared in Saturday s
poultry section: , • .
Best Cockerel in Show—Single-comb
White I-eghony Cohutta Farm, Dalton,
G Ke»t Pen in Show—Single-comb
White Orpingtons, Southland Poultry
Farm, Clarkston. Ga.
Best Cock In Show—Single-comb
Rhode Island Rod, Barrett Phlnlxy, Ath
ens. , .
Best Hen in Show—Single-comb
Black Orpington, Orpington Grove, Ath-
* n Bost Pullet In Show—Single-comb
Black Orpington, Orpington Grove, Ath.
eI Best Display (825 offered by Hugh
Rowe)—Southland Poultry Farm,
C1 Seron°d n 'Best Display <*1S offered by
Hugh Rowe)—Barrett Phlnlxy, Athens.
Third Best Display ($10 offered by
Hugh Rowe—Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin.
W’llllam Cook & Sons’ Sliver Cup for
Best Oprlngton. Cook strain. In the
Show—Won by Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin,
A Louis Lee Hoggin Silver Cup—Won
by A. V. Clifton, Athens.
Atlantic Ice and Coal Prise—Cohutta
Farm, .Dalton, Ga. ’ »
Judge Luring Brown's prixo for best
display of White Leghorns—Buena VI*.
ta Poultry Yard. Athens. _ _
Carlton Jester’s Prixo—Mrs. J. Y. Ca-
rlthers. _ , _ ’ _
Buschmann & Pierce Prise—Best«R.
C Rhode Island Red cockerel, Barrett
Phlnlxy, Athens.
Buschmnnn A Pierce Prixo—Bext pen
S. C. Rhode Island Rods, Barrett Phln
lxy, Athena , _
1 Buschmann A Pierce Prlxe—Best pen
R. C. Rhode Island Reds, Barrett Jhln.
lay, Athens. _ _ _ _
J. F. Rhodes Prlxe—Beat a C. Buff
Orpington pullet, Southland Poultry
Farm, Clarkston.
C. A. Scudder Cup—Best pen Buff
Orpingtons. Southland Poultry Farm.
"Uncle Dudley” Cup—Best pen mot
tled Anconal. Rhodesvllle Poultry
Yards, city. _
Judge Lorlng Brown Cup—Best dis
play Buff Orpingtons, Mrs E. K. Lump-
Kin, city. . .
H. R. Palmer Prlxe—Best Rhode Is
land Red cockerel. Barrett Phlnlxy.
E. K. Lumpkin Prtxe for Clarke Coun
ty Bird—Dr. T. E. Jago. city.
Clarks County Prtxe. Offered by II.
D. Marbut—A. V. Clifton.
W. Forbes Prlxe—Best Buff Orping
ton cockerel, Mrs. J. 8. Stewart.
Orpington Grove Cup—Best White
Orpington cock, P. J. Harlee, Chatta
hoochee.
R. Brandt Prtxe—Best S. C. White
Leghorn cock, F. G. Blrchmore, city.
Arnold Prlxe—Brit Barred Plymouth
Bock cockerel, Mrs. MacPherxon. city.
Mrs. E. K. Lumpkln’a Prlxe—Best
pair Black Orpingtons, Orpington
Grove, city.
Buena Vlata Farm Prtxe—Best pen S.
C. White Leghorns. Buena Vista Farm,
city.
S C. Buff Orpington Club Ribbons—
Best cock, D. A. Dewey, Abbeville, 8.
C.: best hen, Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin, city;
best cockerel. Mrs. J. 8. Stewart; best
pullet. Southland Poultry Yard. Clark-
■ton, Ga; best pen, Southland Poultry
Yard. Clarkston. Oa.
National 8. C. Black Orpington Club
—Gold medal, Orpington Grove: sub
scriptions, Orpington Grove, Dr. W. B.
Hardman. *
Ancona Club Ribbons—Best pen,
Rhodesvllle Poultry Yards, city; best
hen. RhodesvtUe Poultry Yards, city;
best pullet. W. F. Severn*.
S. C. White Leghorns—Best male,
Cohutta Farm, Dalton, Oa; best fe
male, Cohutta Farm, Dalton, Ga.; best
pen. F. G. Blrchmore, city; beet dis
play. Buena Vista Poultry Yards; best
pair, Buena Vlata Poultry Yard*.
AH letters and communica
tions on poultry matters and
for the question and answer
column should be addressed to
POULTRY DOCTOR,
THE GEORGIAN,
Atlanta, Ga.
LEGHORNS.
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN’S—Three cock-
erela for II each; extra fancy ones;
luaranteed satisfactory or money refund-
ORPINGTON*.
FOR SALE—One Black Orpington cock
and one pullet, also two white Orplng*
ton cockerels. Box 288, Buford, Ga. 846
pullets and one cockerel Crystal White
Orpingtons, Kellerstrass strain, at 819 the
trio. These are nice color /ind type birds.
Must be taken before January 1, 1912.
Prices advance then. Address P. J. Harl-
lee, Chattahoochee, Ga. 824
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Buff Orping
ton hens, 61.25 to 61.50; roosters 62.
T. R. Hardwick, 667 Qlenn-sL 622
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS: Owen farm
strain direct. Special fall sale year
ling hens, pullets and cockerels to make
room for new matings. George C. Fife,
Edrewood Poultry Yards. Bell phones or
address P. O. Box 1181, Atlanta. 1M6-25
TRIO of young Diamond Jubilee Orping
tons for sale, fine Individuals of this
wonderfully popular breed. The Jubilees
were enormously big money makers last
years apd will be again this year. 68 for
tbs trio—and ft’s cheap. Percy H. Whit-
Ing, care Georgian. w
S. C. WHITE ORPINGTONS—Two cock
erels for 83 eahe; four cocka for
85 each; my winnings at the Dal
ton poultry show, November 28, 29, 30
ami December l, first .cock, first and
fourth hen. fourth pullet, fourth cockerel
artd first pen silver cup for best display
in show room. George M. Moseley, Menlo,
Ga. 12-6-37
BLACK ORPINGTON COCKERELS, 81
to $16. Duke of Kent strain; fine birds
at reasonable prices; also a few fine Buff
Orpington pullets 81 up. E. W. Ramspeck.
Phone Decatur 122. 12-8-lu
HANDSOME White Orpington cockerels.
82. Shipp Bros., Flnlayson, Ga. 12-2-1
WHITE and Buff Orpingtons. I am show
ing at Columbus. Ga., this week. 1
hope to see my friends and customers af
the January' show. Eggs now ready
V. A. Ham, Newnan, Ga. 12-11-23
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
8. C. R. I. REDS—Fifteen April and May
hatched pulleta; ten cockerels; all for
120. Will break the lot st 81.75 per pair.
Two cocks, one snd two years old, 83
each. My Reds are of a good laying
■train. Cash must accompany ordsr.
R. G. Daniel. BOque, Ga., Box L 12-2-22
PLYMOUTH ROCK8.
WHITE ROCKS—200 head of hena and
pullets now ready to lay. Eggs from
mated pens to produce show birds after
December 18. C. O. Harwell, 113 North
Pryor-st., Atlanta, Ga. x
BARRED ROCK pedigreed yearling cock
for isle. A. H. Witcher st R. C. Jes
ter’s residence, Lakewtaod Heights, old
waterworks road. ^ 788
IF you want a choice breeding pen of
Barred Plymouth Hocks, call at 200
Edgewood-ave., or phone Atlanta 8345. 784
BARRED Plymouth Rock# of the best
strains; 61. 63 snd 86 each; one or 100.
H. A. Kuhns, Route 8, Atlanta. 791
TEN thoroughbred , Barred Rock pulleta
and cockerel. Satisfaction guaranteed,
610. C. O. Lloy/l. Blue Ridge, Oa. 860
BARRED nOCKS—Five pullets now
ready to lay. Must aell for lack of room.
Worth twice the price. No scrubs. 810.
Mrs. W. M. Prater, Route 1, Fort Val
ley. Oa. 12-9-64
WYAND0TTE8.
TWENTY thoroughbred White Wyan.
dotte cockerels 12.50, 66 and 610 each.
These are very choice, vigorous birds nnd
will help Improve your present etock. Oak
Dean Poultry Farm. Mr. ami Mrs. Harry
Summey, Stone Mountain, Ga. 12-4-15
FOR SALE—Thirty p«n-bred Whtto Wy
andotte hena, $1 each. L. Z. Scott, 128
Edgcwood. / • 12-8-19
MINORCAS.
BLACK BEAUTY MINORCAS; the fa
mous layers of the big white eggs. For
rest Addlton. Flowory Branch, Ga. 4-8-6
TURKEYS.
FOR SALE—Mammoth Bronxe turkeys
*M prtu-wlnnlnc brood. Mrs. J. 11.
Odom, Route 1, Nlota, Tenn. 689
DUCKS.
I HAVE for sale the English fawn and
whit* drakes, pairs, trios and eggs
Write for prices White egg strain. Hill
Crest Poultry Farm, Griffin. Ga. 11-6-29
INDIAN RUNNERS, white egg strain;
grown; 62.60 to >10; babies. 26o; eggs,
62 setting. Georgia Duck Farm. South
Kirkwood; Atlanta. Phone 194 Decatur
TRIO of Pekin ducks, three fawn and
white Indian Runner drakes for sals
cheap. 464 Crew-st.. 612
WHITE Runner Ducks—
We can spare a few pairs
of selected breeders; deliv
ery any time; prices, $25,
$35 and $50 per pair. Ren-
dotte Farm, P. O. Box 300,
Atlanta, Ga„ . 12-1-27
EGGS.
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington eggs,
•1.60 to 12 per fifteen. 126 Wlndsor-st.
Phone Main 2668. 11-1-1
INCUBATORS.
CYCLE HATCHER COMPANY—Full aup-
ply Cycle Hatchers. Brooder Hatcher;
Phtlo System books, Iron brooder, Austin's
Pyrotone. Send for catalogue. \V. J.
Speers, manager. 2 North Broad-st. 12
DOGS.
FOR RALE—Pointer, trained, retriever.
Rawlins. 19 North Forsyth-lit. 12-9-17
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred pointers and
setters; trained and untrained; from 610
up. John L. Miller, Iron Clty.'Ga. 876
MISCELLANEOUS.
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S. C, BUFF Leghorns for sale;
fine, high scoring birds; from
$1.50 up. Write for particulars.
O. D. Boycott, Box 94, Greens
boro, N. C.' 761
... BALE—US a. c. White Leghorn
h-n«. ,ii» year (M u 7Sc each. Strict-
dfn* T-firi H ° btrU ’ «<"*«• »•
franklin. Term.
UK rine pure-orea iox nouna
puppies. H. Roquemore. Mansfield,
Foil BALE—Two trained pointer dogs,
pointer pups; nine months old: one re-
(itnnirr nine uiu, uni ic*
male pointer, partly trained- Box 202.
Whitesboro, Tex. 12-8-28
TtS
HOGS.
THOROUOHBRED Berkshire*. Chester
Whites and Duroc Jerseys for sale, at
BROWN and White Runner ducks, 85 per
pair; Fawn and White ducks, 82 to $2.6(
each. White Wyandotte cockerels, 81-25
each. J. H. Strlngfellow, Chester, 8. C.
875
BARGAIN SALE—Overstocked with Du-
roc Jersey hogs. White Orpingtons, In
dian Runner ducks. Write for bargain
list No. 60 FREE. Woman's College, Me
ridian, Miss. 11-16-42
FINE photographs # and cuts. Photo •
graphs of your poultry, live stock and
views of your farm made anywhere in
ih»- South; gootl cuts for mating lints,
catalogues, stationery, etc. For prices,
writ.- Tracy Mathew.*')n, rare Georgian.
Atlanta, Ga. xx
8. C. RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels
and pullets from prize .winners from 81
to 85 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 827.60. Write R.
L. Stowers, Route 3, Conyers, Ga.
11-25-66
FOR 811.50 we will send you one Philo’s
famous 50-egg Cycle hatcher, one Lul
laby brooder and 50 famous Lackawanna
White Leghorn hatching eggs. Laoka-
wanna Company, Jacksonville, Fla.
11-22-23
YOU CAN/T LOSE by buying Conkey*s
Laying Tonic. If your hens don't lay,
you get your money back. McMillan
Seed Company. 918
A POULTRY BOOK that means dollars to
any one Is yours free If you bring this
ad to McMillan Seed Company. 919
MR. POULTRYMAN: When you see your
chickens moping, wheezing, Bwollen-
headod and sneezing, we recommend Con-
key's Roup Remedy. For sale and guar
anteed by McMillan Seed Company. 920
PRIZE-WINNING stock S. C. Rhode Is-
land Reds, R. C. Brown Leghorns; eggs.
82 and 83 per 16; baby thicks. 20c; cock-
crels, 82 to 85. Miss Clara Mlddlebrooks,
Thomaston, Ga. 12-11-21
ft. 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. hi.
BOTH PHONES 2568.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED In poultry
we are sure that wo can Interest you In
poultry foods, supplies and remedies. Ask
for n free copy of-.our Poultry Supply
Catalogue.
BULBS—For In and outdoor culture.
Catalogue with cuts, prices, ete.. mailed
on request. 1
MALE CANARIES and canary cages for
Christmas, Bird seed, supplies and
remedies.
"RED COMB" Meat Masfi is a well bal
anced food. Is an excellent egg-producer
and Is Just the food for growing stock;
10 pounds 25c, CO pounds 81.15; 100 pounds
$2.25. Once tried the "Red Comb" Foods
are always fed.
DRINKING FODNT8, feed pants, grit and
shell bins, food hoppers. Incubators and
brooders, incubator fampH, burners and
wicks, leg Lands, poultry markers, ship
ping coons for one and two totals; egg
cnn-lors for carrying eggs to market and
egg boxes for shipping purposes, 15 and
30-egg size; medicated, )lme and porcelain
nest eggs.
EVERGREEN LAWN MIXTURE and
fancy re-cleaned Kentucky blue grass
seed for the lawns Sheep manure and
bone meal for fertilizing the lawns.
CQNKEY’8 Lee’s and Rust's Laying Tonle
and poultry remedies.
WANTED— MI8C1LLANIOU*.
One 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 S.
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 East Mitchell-at.
Bell phone Main 2424. 8-26-26
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 500, care
Georgian. xo
WANTED—High-grade pattern . work,
both inetal nnd wood; Deat work and
prices right. Robertson Pattern Works.
Phone Main 4084. 11-20-2
DROP A CARD—Will brln* caih for old
clothes and sboes. The Veatalre. 166
Decstur-st. 11-M-ll
WANTED—A second-hand Hammond
i ty fo5 r j* p ’
MISCELLANEOUS.,
One cent a word for ads under'thls head.
UNION SIGN SHOP. 98(4 Whitehall.
Slsns, Cloth, banners, show card,.^ ^
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent a word tor ads under this head.
WE buy. sell and exchange furniture and
sowing machines. We also carry a full
and complete line of second-hand cook
stoves and heaters. Including large hotel
ranges, at bargain prices. G. W. Lamb,
165 Whltehall-st. Atlanta phone 3235.
10-26-20
FROST-PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS—
Grown in the open air; will stand great
cold. Price 61 per 1.000 f. o. b. Meggect*,
bunched in 60 to the bunch and selected.
Agents wanted. The Enterprise Plant
Company, Meggetts, S. C. 11-10-42
8875 DIAMOND RING—Pure white and
perfect 1H karat: a beauty; unredeemed
pledge; sacrifice price. 8216. D. A. Tobias.
Inc.. Jewelers, 70 Whltehall-st. 9-7-11
GOAT—Well trained, with wtxon and
harness. Herbert B. Davis, :3S Luckie
st. 16-7-87
FOR SALE—Cash reslster and barber's
looking glass. 61 Decatur-at. *- 18-7-41
LITTER of fine bull pups. Come and see
them. Atlanta phone 272S. 12-1-1
iniinn. on auuib ihi niaia pay—
May 1912-1914; will aell for 8190; a 20%
investment for i»ome one. Address R. G.
H.. 412 Marietta-st., Atlanta- Atlanta
phone 848. lt-S-2
new; cost 888; will sell for
Mrs. B„ 821 Forrest-sve.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
1 DON’T miss our Special 25
per cent (liscount sale now
on.
OUR entire line of Furniture at
a discount of one-fourth until
; Christinas.
CHAS. S. ROBISON,
27 E. Hunter St.
WE ARE just off the high-rent
district, and can save you
money on Furniture and Rugs.
Our 25 per cent discount sale is
now on, and you get this dis
count on all Christmas Furniture,
as well.
Robison’s, 27 E. Hunter.
WE SELL furniture cheap for cash.
Southern Wreckage Co., 92 South For
syth. 12-9-68
BLICK typewriter bar
gains, $10 up; cash or pay
ments; doing first-class work
and fully guaranteed; Yost,
Chicago, Dougherty, $5.00
each. Room 505 Fourth
Nat’l Bank Bldg. 735
XMAS BARGAINS
$ 9.75 Ladies’ Desks .. ..$ 6.00
$15.00 Ladies’ Desks .. ..$11.25
$12.00 Morris Chairs .. ..$ 8.00
$17.50 Morris Chairs .. ..$13.00
$25.00 Serving Tables ....$18.00
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all
Christmas Furniture.
ROBISON’S,
27 East Hunter.
LAW BOOK BARGAINS—Ency. of Evi
dence, 14 vols. and Supp. as new 865.
Law Books bought, sold and exchanged.
The IJarrlaon Co., Atlanta. 11-23-9
FOR SALE—Plano, parlor set. bedroom
set and other numerous articles: a bar
gain. Call Standard phone 6918-F. 814
DUNTLET PNEUMATIC CLEANERS
remove dust and germs from rugs, car-
)tets, curtains, floors, ete. Sold on monthly
payments if desired, or rented by the day.
C. J. Daniel & Co.. 416 4th Nat. B’k. Bldg.
12-2-11
BRING a little money with you. A lot
of good things almost - at your own
price; gas and cook stoves, mahogany
center table, very large conch shell,
clothing, thirty umbrellas, from a quar
ter up, walking canes, etc. Call quick.
Mr. Harris, 687 Marietta-st. 12-11-1
MUST SELL my elegant upright .ma
hogany piano at a sacrifice; need
money; piano nearly new and coat 8350
when bought; quick reply solicited. Ad
dress Mahogany Plano, P. O. Box 696,
Atlanta. 905
FOR SALE—Washing machine. Call Ivy
5208-J. 12-11-23
FOR SALE—Entire poultry plant, consist
ing of eighty chickens (Barred Hocks),
brooder, incubators and fixtures; all Bel
mont stock. Can bo seen at 103 Wal-
ton-st. Main 3345. 12-11-87
FOR SALE—One Universal draughting
machine, one Gurley's architect's level
and rod. Address P. O. Box 833, Atlanta.
Ga. 928
FOR SALE—One Hopkins atlas city of
Atlanta 1878. Address P. O. Box 333.
Atlanta, Ga. 921
ONE square piano, In good condition.
Apply 868 capltol-ave. Main 4809-J.
. . 11-7-20
most how; will sell at' bargain. Main
2592-J. 12-9-27
HAVING purchased tho entire stock of
Fields A Fields Company at 125 Marl-
etta-st., 1 will continue tne business at
bought, sold and' exchanged., R. N. Jones,
Atlanta phone 1917. 12-9-19
FOR BALE—Boy’s bicycle In good condl-
tlon. 210 South Pryor-st. 12-9-89
SIX store shelf ladders, with track, at a
bargain. Address P. 6. Box 1786.
12-9-42
A NEW rubber-tired buggy In splendid
condition, cheep. 186 North Jackson-
it -/•■ 11-9-60
Cheap Quick Kindling
Florida Turpentine Chips Co.
In 100-nnund sacks, 91.25: 100 pounds kin*
dies 200 COAL fires without oil or wood.
Call Ivy 2986. 102 Sprlng-st. 12-9-70
WANTKD—BOARDERS.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
WANTED—Boarders; modern conven
iences; close In: rates reasonable; table
boarders taken. ‘ 132 8outh Pryor. Phone
4840 Atlanta. 11-1-41
THE CARROLL HOTEL, with all mod-
em conveniences; permanent or tran
sient. 15 Houeton-sL 11-11-18
THOSE desiring a strictly refined home
with unexcelled meals and rooms, call
Ivy 5651. 139 West Peachtree; reason
able rates. 12-2-10
NICELY furnished rooms with excellent
meals; all modern conveniences: close
In. Apply 308 Peachtree-st. 12-5-11
ROOM with excellent meals; terms rea
sonable. 42 Windsor, one block front
Whitehall. Atlanta phone 3016-F. 12-5-20
NICE ROOM for select couple or young
men; first-class table board: private
homa. 266 Capltol-ave. Atlanta Phone
1466. 18-6-41
NICELY furnished room with board for
. gentlemen. 97 Capitol Square. 696
HAVE connecting rooms (with private <
hath between): also board and pri
vate porch, 513 Peachtree-at. <31
BEAUTIFUL steam-heated rooms, with
best meals In the city. f7 East North-
ave., between Peachtree and West Peach, j
tree-ats. 12-7-37 I
FOR FIRST-CLASS ROOM and board ap
ply 222 West Peachtree or phone Ivy
815. 12-7-38 t
WANTED—Several boarder* at 26 Capl-
lol-ave; reasonable rate*. Phone Main
6622. 12-8-6 6
649 PEACHTREE—Two nice room, with 1
bath n.ljolnlng, with or without board.
Ivy 8488. 18-8-24 t
WILL TAKE to board two or threa gen-
tlemen In private family; references ex-
changed. Phone Ivy 882S-L. 12-8-27 I
TWO BEAUTIFUL rooms, prettily.and
comfortably furnished: couple or young
men: houae heated throughout: hot wa- 6
ter all the time: hreakfant. lunch and
evening dinner. 274 Peachtree. Phone -
Ivy 2058-J. 12-8-84 F
ROOM and board. 30 East Cain. Pbone
Ivy 2903. * 12-8-43
WANTED—BOARDERS.
CAN accommodate
boarders; rates vei
ply at 124 South Pryc
eei
v reasonable,
•-at. 11
TWO front rooms at- Plaza Hotel; flrst-
board; central location; $1.50 per
vlth table board. '89 Capl-
WANTED—A few table boarders; excel
lent meals at reasonable prices. Apply
99 Capltol-ave. 12-9-25
NICE rooms with excellent meals at 143
Sprlng-st. 12-9-53
THOSE WHO WILL appreciate excellent
table board with large, well-kept rooms,
In.refined private family, call at 178 Wash-
Ington-st. Phone Main 1978. 903
24 WEST B^KER, large, sunny roojn.
stationary washstand, for couple 7 or
two men, with board: no objection to in
fants. Ivy 1788. 12-9-69
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE furnished front room in steam-
heated apartment; every modern c
venience; for ladles or gentlemen at y
own price. Cal^ Main
12-11-28
TASTEFULLY furnishe£U room adjacent
to bath; suitable for one or two young
men or couple; heat furnished. Meals if
desired. 10 Highland-ave
LARGE furnished or unfurnished rooms
In the heart of the city, to gentlemen
or for housekeeping. Apply 69 Fairlle-st.
Phone Main 4719 for keys. 11-23-1
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms for
housekeeping; all conveniences. 127
Capitol-ave. Private family. Main 3734-
/THREB nice light rooms with couple;
north side. Atlanta phone 973. ^43
TWO or three rooms to couple at 488
CreW-st.; will rent very cheap to ac
ceptable parties. Phone Main 3394. 793
152 WEST PEACHTREE, newly fur-
FOR RENT—To one gentleman in private
home, nicely furnished room; no chil
dren; house furnace heated; on one of the
best north side residence streets. Phone
Ivy 472-L.
ELEGANTLY furnished' or unfurnished
rooms; conveniences. 173 South For-
syth-'st. 12-6-9
FOR RENT—To gentleman, nicely fur
nished room with all conveniences.
Phone Ivy 2211-L. 12-6-14
12-9-72
12-6-40
TWO rooms, furnished for light house
keeping, 83 per week. 26 Whitehall-
FOR gentleman, nicely furnished room
with all modern conveniences; two
squares from Georgian Terrace, overlook-
Peachtree, For information call Iv, r
Ivy
697
ONE very large room, heat
ed, stationary wash stand;
housekeeping allowed. Ivy
993-J. 12-9-61
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, up
stairs, for single gent; bath, hot and
cold water; private family; price $8. Ap
ply 309 Richardson-st., near- Capitol-ave.
12-7-39
FOR
RENT—Nicely furnished room;
"—‘rail conver
Oglethorpe,
STEAM-HEATED ROOM with hot and
cold water, next to bath; close in; gen
tleman. Ivy 3505. 778
tlemen. Cali No.
Phone Ivy 1876.
liatH.
786
AUCTION SALE.
AT AUCTION
SEVERAL CONSIGN
ments, including a
FINE LOT OF HOUSE
HOLD GOODS FROM A
BELLE APARTMENT
CONSISTING OF FIND
DINING ROOM SUIT
BRA§3 BEDS, CffiCAS-
sianValnut and ma
HOGANY BED ROOM
FURNITURE, AX Mix
STER, WILTON ART
SQUARES, RECEPTION*
AND PARLOR PURNi
tURE, TUESDAY, DEO
12TH, AT 12 E. MITCH
ELL STREET.
upstairs room.
ply 49 ’Washington-st.; gentlemen pre
ferred. 12-9-10
TWO connecting rooms, unfurnished, all
THREE unfurnished connecting rooms
January 1, close in. 99 Woodward-ave.
12-9-26
TWO completely furnished rooms for
housekeeping, also unfurnished rooms
with every convenience, close in. 69 East
Fair-st., or phone Main S174-L. 12-9-44
FOR RENT—Three connecting unfur
nished rooms for light housekeeping;
price 810; close .in. 1Q8 East Ellis.
fanta phone 2209, Ivy 2576-J.
TO gentleman or business woman front
unfurnished room in home with young
couple. 199 Luckie. 12-11-4
THREE or four rooms for light house
keeping in best section of West Endj
asonable.
KeeiniiK *«i ucol bcuuuii ui ucai
reasonable. Phone West 258-J. J.2-11-31
FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
One cent a word for ads under this head.
FOR RENT—Two modern 5-room north
side apartments, half block of car line:
steam heat, gas range; shades to all win
dows; screened throughout; tile floor in
bath; storage rooms; on corner, insuring
perfect ventilation; price 835. Phone
Main 1304. * * ' 'X
YOUNG COUPLE want to rent small
apartment; must be nice and light Ad
dress M.. Box 1718, City. 779
WANTED — Four-room steam-heated
apartment, within walking distance of
city. Call Miss D. Main 152. 918
COMMENCING at 10 a. m
wm offer to the highest *V»ldder d S’5 l
.■optionally fine lot of household iA
consisting of one solid mahogany Sfirfl
robe, Marly English buffet aervlne t.vjl'
pedestal dining table an.l chatra mmairi,:
«, genuine Circassian walnut dresser
chiffonier, cost 760 each• eleesm
bed, cost J85: oak tit rack
new gas stove, mahogany drearerl
chiffoniers, several rolls of china malts?,
a three-piece bed room sSlt,
ti r «T er ’ r hlffo P ler a , nd French bid. 5
$165; parlor mirror, Iron bed, line aeriiw.
and mattresses, feather pillows a thr.P
Piece mahogany parlor suit, library table’
china cabinet, also a quartered oik Hdea
tal dining table and set of “taK7„
match, fumed oak library chairs and rock
ers, center tables, parlor rockers, a three-
piece reception half suit, art squares, mV,
bric-a-brac. brae* Jardinieres and fern
dishes, two silk prayer ruga. Our sain
room is full of almost new fumlshlnn
that you can buy at your own price at
this sale, as owner must leave the city
Immediately after the sale. Open for In-
spcctlon Monday. Sale Marta promptly
at 10 a. m., Tuesday, December 12
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.
12 E, MITCHELL ST.
FOR RENT—STORES.
One cent a word for ads under thli heat
FOB RENT—Store room, estab
lished seven years as grocery
store. Better known as “ojd
stand of A. W. Farlinger.” .Ad
mirable location, comer Spring
and Alexander-sts., near Peach-
trec-st., without extra Peachtree
renfs. Also basement to store,
and stable. A. W. Farlinger, 304
North Boulevard. 11-10-30
FOR RENT—LOFTS.
One cent a word for ads under thli hetd.
ROOM 20 by 40 feet, suitable for light
12*8-16
DESIRABLE north side residence, com
r furnished, 1
all Ivy 8752-J.
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen
only. 19 West Caln-st.
rooms; close In. 66 East Harris. 800
for A llght housekeeping. 147 Ivy. 12-8-S6
room, close In.
gentleman only.
52 West Fair-st.
side; close in. Phone Ivy 13S3-J. 809
12-9-46
urii.inu.
12-9-4j
247 Courtland-it. 12-8-18
for light housekeeping, with bath in
onnectlon. Close in. 138 Pulliam. 895
room; private bath.
light housekeeping. 102 lvy-st. 12-11-25
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room Jn
ouple, i
i 6200-L
1 HOTELS. *
One cent a word for ads under this head.
FULTON HOTEL. 24 U West Hunter-st.
Transients accommodated; nice, neat
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. 11-15-16
BROADWAY HOTEL, 7tt North Broad
at.; newly furnished rooms; reasonable
prices; hot and cold water. U-17-7
FOR RENT—H0U8E8.
FOR RENT, HOUSES—Call, write or
phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph O.
* “ 4-1-21
Cochran, 18 South Broad-aL
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. xc
FOR RENT—Near-ln six-room cottage.
.149 Walton-st.; modern Improvements:
four blocks from postoffice. 693
FOR RENT—Seven-room cottage; Grant
park section: rent from owner; reason
able. Call Mail) 4122-J, or 1990. 12-8-4
11-ROOM house In fine repair; furnace,
electric and gan lights; corner Juniper
and Eleventh; will rent part of house fur
nished. Apply 19 East Eleventh-st. 817
heat .furnished.
Staje and County
i: ^ignt ana steam
iDply to Amos Baker.
Tar “**
Tax Office. 12-7-40
STABLE, carriage houae, *»rafe: larm
lot; rent reasonable, 409IJ. 12-974
LOST AND FOUND.
One cent a word for ada under thli head.
LOST—On West Peachtree car p«enihet
7 one box containing some old relics
nHer will nlaaM Pflll Iw 1371 and
Finder will please call Ivy M71 and pt
reward.
LOST—Postal clerks' traveHnf rommi-
slon, No. 14076. good on "estToInt rail
road. Please return to Buperlntendent
Railway Mall Service, U. 8. Po#tofTl«,
Atlant^
LOST—Masonic fob engrayed ' Harr) FJ-
Ha:” round; either on South
West Mitchell or Tr nlty-ave. Flndn
please return to 97 Capitol square, or ear
hall. Receive reward. 51
LOST—Sunday, on Luekle-st car, ladle*’
black 'velvet purse,-containing Ite.eiK
Mexican U.60. Finder please return to
Mrs. Mappln, 14 Wlllla^s-st. R'”™,.,
EIGHT-ROOM house, 25 Sella-ave.; best
place In West End for the price; 127.50.
C. H. Ledford, II Whltehall-st. 12-6-49
SAT.ARILD MEN
AND WOMEN
Will appreciate our divided
paymem plan of selling
furniture, carpets and ruga.
Under the provisions- of
this system you are enabled
to purchase the best grades
of home furnishings at
cosh prices, and yet pay for
them as convenient Ask
our salesman about the
divided payment plan.
J, M. HIGH COMPANY.
DEPARTMENT STORE.
FOR RENT—A modern seven-room cot
tage by owner. Cell Main 2313, or At
lanta phone 267. 12-11-2
FOR ■ RENT—Nicely furnished room;
Ogte-
12-11-6
URNISHED room, steam heat; strictly
modern; walking distance. Phone Ivy
12-J. ’ 12-11-17
niii-.r. or tour tumisnen rooms tor light
housekeeping, or will divide up room*
cm nr,,, i — two lurmsneu rooms lor
light housekeeping. 641 Luckie at.
12-11-61
light housekeeping with phone; refer
ences exchanged. 50 West Peachtree
place. Ivy 3i»f.J. 12-U-3S
FOR RENT—New. completely furnished
north side home; all conveniences; for
winter months or longer. H. B., care
Georgian. ,
WANTED—To sub-rent nicely furnished
eight-room house; furnace heated, elec
tric lights, gas, hot end cold bath; first-
class location. Phone klaln 2716. 115
Waehlngton-at. 12-6-41
WANTED—HOUSES.
One cent a word for nds under this head.
WANTED — To rent by
January 1, from owner, a
seven or eight-room, mod
ern house in first-class,
neighborhood. Main 2782-J.
151 Ricliardson-st. x
Every married woman Is satisfied tha
she could name the cr*«k‘»*t man In the
world if called upon to do so.—Chicago
LOST—-Bulldog; brlndle body. S R “5 r a*f«
Answers to name of Jack. Bjwyro ‘?|
return to E. D. Hood. 128 8pflng-st.
LOST—Between Forsyth-»t. end T*rnd«!
station late Sunday afternoon e lsdw
watch, gold case and Waltham movemw
Reward If returned to Miss Reeves. t[
Stowart-ave.
LOST—Saturday. In or neer city, P«!“b
btmk. containingjievemMilHs. Cad ,
210 Empire Life Building or
804 for identification and reward.
REWARD for Information FvSf
to recovery of bicycle, taken FrM«
from 20 East plne-st.; highi fmm« ^
small gear. Address 60 EastTIM^ 1 ^^
□ST—Gentleman s P"?" ,. k , net-
gomery theater. Situ . r d?5'£ ,gl call M*l»
er s name and address In
cr B HnlllK Him ttuuicw ... ,
6233 or 615 Peters Bldg. Reward^
MOTORCYCLES. .
One cent a word for ads under this
CHRISTMAS BICYCLES.
SEE GUS CASTLE
Full Line,at the
Right Price.
93 North Pryor,
Atlanta, Ga.
10-14-22
One cent a word
FOR RENT-GARAGEA a ,
; a word for ads undeMBie^.
FOR RENT-Fine private gere^.m#
month. Inquire 236 Gordon gt - —>
SEWING MACHINES FOR
One cent a word for adx undar * >/ ~
WE RENT new machines with comljjfj*
also machines repaired; WjnjP*
Both phones 1893. Singer Sewlnf
Company. 79 Whitehall - —
ORESSMAKINC
UKtasmrtrtinu .
One cent a word for ads under
ib**
DRESSMAKIN
fitting an<i elterlnfjjji
■, »• tvotr garmcr» .
Mias Smith, l00\t j-.j.ff