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TIIR ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER-13. inn.
THERE’S NO ENTERPRISE
in life in which the
prompt person does not
HAVE ADVANTAGE
over the liesitator. This is
conspicuously true of answering
WANT ADS
POULTRY, DOGS, PET STOCk, ETC.
One cent a ■word for ads under this head.
POULTRY. DOGS, f ET STOCK, ETC.
4- (Corrected by McCullough Bros.)
X Eggs—Fresh selected, no guinea.
I or dirties, 32011; !
+ ®30c; guineas and dirties,
I * Poultry-Lire per pound: Jurkeyw
1 ISOlCe: ducks. 10B IJtic.geese. s
i SA-W^^hT’^S'to.tS: :
T frl r>ressed. perpound: Torttej-*. ;
| mic:' 1 hens'. Xl ;
y roosters, 10®llc.
1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 1 H-H-
From
the
To the Poultry
Djctor^l wanyo Afojgg
questions c o n-
cemlng my chlck-
ens. My pullets
are laying every
day and some or
ray yearling hens.
I- have two pullets
setting now. By
&S? laying "so Poultry
well during the
winter will that pw
r ,c be ,he i« Doctor
when spring
of exercise. Another question I t
lo know: I am preparing a P«i
While Wyandottea to send to Shi
N. C„ t» tho show. Three of t
pullets weigh six pounds, the other
only live pounds: the cork weighs e
pounds—half pound underweight
the pullet half pound underwel
Will tho«e that are overweight a
age up for those that are underslat
will the}- cot those that are utv
weight? Then, again, In washing w
birds should you nth the feather*
wav thrv He or the other way? V
can you gloss them with? Please an
•wrr by return mall and oblige,
awer oy m MRg roBEMOND.
Pickens, 8. C., Dec. 6, lilt.
ANSWER. , L ,
and Kni, uif ------- -
fertlUty until in the aummer, when
one pound short.
in sue. x no juuBM T _
fortuity over other marks in pen*.
nibbing them the way they
the show opens.
To the Poultry Doctor:
I have a magnincont White
ton cock, hut am bothered about what
seems to bo brassiness in his wing
£w back and saddle feathers He .
abaolutely white throughout with this
exception. Has line shape, perfect
comb, wattles and lobe, and is full
standard weight T hese feathcrs are
not brassy "when new, but
turn brassy. Can the gun causethli, <i
Is It a defect In color? I have him
mated with six unusually Hne pullct,
and If this brassiness Is a serious de-
feet I want to replace him. Please ad
vise me. One of my April hatched pul.
lets haa been laying since September 8,
Georgian, addressed to initial W. R. B,
and oblige, ^our. very truly^
Atlanta, O^c^ber 1.
Braaalnesa la a serious defect in you
White Orpington cook. I would no
means set your pullet Chlckem
hatched from now on are better than
the ones hatched In April and May.
To the Poultry Doctor:
I want to know the cause and rem-
for a few day*. It has been two week
since I turned them out They ar
eight months old. They are Whit
Plymouth Rocka I feed them twice
.lay on meal corn at night an
wheat shorts In the morning. Hop
you will oblige MRS. E. L. LONG.
Tlfton. Ga., December 5.
ANSWER.
them of this habit. It can oft
remedied by keeping the birds
well together. After one or tw
doses of feathers thus treated, tl
will usually atop pulling and
them. In some cases It Is necei
get rid of the feather eating 1
else use "poultry bit*." These I
thru the nostril. These bits can lx
made at home, or ran be obtained thru
dealer* in poultry supplies. I would ad-
habit to all the flock.
ATLANTA, GA,,
POULTRY SHOW,
JANUARY 8 TO 13, 1912.
-By-
3E0RGIA POULTRY ASS'N
C. 0. Harwell, Secretary.
k
CHARLES E. CORNMAN,
Carlisle, Pa.
BEN 8. METERF.
Crawf irdsvilte. |mt.
> All letters and eommunioa-
; tions on poultry matters and
• for the question nnd answer
J column should be addressed to
; POULTRY DOCTOR,
; TIIE GEORGIAN,
■ Atlanto, Ga.
LEGHORNS.
FOR BALE—100 8. C. White leghorn
hen*, one year old, at 75c each. Strict
ly pure. Mr*. T. B. Robert*. Route 1, Box
32, Franklin, Tenn. 917
8. C. WHITE LEGHORN pullet* and
yearling hen*, now laying, for sale at
It ami up. Crostkeya Poultry Yards,
Chamblee, Ga. 936
FOR BALE—Ten thoroughbred 8. C.
White Leghorn yearling hens am! on*
cockerel; prize-winners at PoKalb coun
ty fair, and seven pullet* and one cock
erel. E. B. Havey, Llthonia. Go. 977
WANTED—Ttmell 75 April hatched Single
Comb White Leghorn pullet*; standard
bred; all laying; must have the room; 81
each. Clayton I. Ballard, White Pine.
Tenn. 483
^ ORPINGTONS.
8. C. RUFF ORPINGTONS; Owen farm
■train direct. Special fall sale year
ling hens, pullets and cockerela to make
room for new matings. George C. Fife,
Edgewood Poultry Ynrd*. Bell phone* or
address P. O. Box 1111, Atlanta. 11-15-31
TRIO of young Diamond Jubilee Orping
ton* for Bale, fine individual* of this
wonderfully popular breed. The Jubilee*
were enormouHly big money maker* last
years and will be again this year. 88 for
the trio—and It'* cheap. Percy H. Whit
ing, care Georgi»n. w
WHITE and Buff Orpingtons. J am show
ing at Columbus, Ga., this week. ’ 1
hope to see my friends and customer* *t
the January *how. Egg* now ready
V. A. Ham, Newnan, G*. 12-11-23,
BARGAIN in * flrst-class bird*—Seven
buffs, 120; seven blacks, |20: eight
whites. |20, or 22 for |50. Phone Decatur
314. These will bear Inspection. F. A.
Doughman, Decatur, Ga. 12-12-4
BEAUTIFUL White Orpingtons, Keiler-
strasa strain, year old atock, |15. 820 and
925 for a few trios. Andrews' Ranch.
Route 8, Atlanta, Ga. Main 2765-J. 941
16 PULLETS «nd two cocker.1# left,
CryeUI White Orpington.; oil extra
good «pectmen#i bred from prlxe ntock;
pullet# ready to lay; 340 buy# the lot;
actually worth more than twice the
money. Cryatal Poultry Yard#, Oakwood,
Qa. 12.12-28
HANDSOME White Orpington cockerela,
|3. Shipp Bro#., Flnlaynon, Qa. 13-3-1
O. W. THOMAS & SON. 721 Elghth-
ave.. South, Naehvllle, Tenn., breeders
of S. O. Buff Orpingtons. Kgga and atock
for sale In aeaaon. Egg#, 31.60 and 33.00
setting, or special prices on lots of
RHODE I8LAND REDS.
8. C. R. I. REDS—Fifteen April and May
hatched pulleta; ten cockerels; all for
820. Will break the lot at 81.75 per pair.
Two cocks, one and two years old, 93
each. My Reds are of a good laying
■train. Cash must accompany order.*
R. O. Daniel, Soque, Ga., Box 1. 12-8-32
8. C. n. I. RED egg, from my prlae-wln-
nlng and egg-laying atraln# In any
quantity at very low prices Order, now
being booked for delivery. Any tlma
after December IS. Mating list out De
cember L Write for It A few good
cockerel# left at low prices. Mrs. Martha
E. Qholaon, Route 1, Nashville, Tenn. .
9-33-63
8. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS for sale.
Owing to my pens being crowded will
•ell utility hens for 31. «• !’• Shaeard.
Decatur, Qa. 10-14-8?
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
WHITE ROCKS—200 head of hens and
pulleta now ready to lay. Kgga from
mated pens to produce show birds after
December 18. C. O. Harwell, 111 North
Pryor-aL, Atlanta. Qa. x
NO better fowl than tho Barred Plymouth
Rock. If you want something goad In
this line, write me your wants H. A.
Kuhna, Stewart-ave., Route I, Atlanta.
030
FOR BALE—Good Buff Rock pulleta, Feb-
ruary hatch, prlxe winners. Mr*. J. K.
Norton strain, from $10 to 818 a dozen.
Mr*. V, C. Bpong, Denton, Toxaa. 485
WYANDOTTE8.
GOLDEN LACED WYANDOTTES —
Twenty-five Golden Laced Wyandotte
cockerel, for sale: 31 to 35 each. W. D.
Bennett, Molena, Ga. 12-13-31
WE can spars a few settings of egga from
pen beaded by second cockerel at Au
gusta, 310 per setting; 36% deposit will 1
secure deliveries any time. Itendotte
Farm, P. O, Box 300, Atlanta. Ga. 11-16-3
MINORCAS.
BLACK BEAUTY MINORCAS; the fa
mous layers of the big white egga. For
rest Addlton. Flowery Branch, Ga. 4-l-t
I WON first cock, first cockerel, first hen.
first and second pulleta with my Black
Minorca# at Griffin, Ga. A few birds for
sale. Bailor Smith, McDonough, Ga. 412
TURKEYS.
FOR BALE—Mammoth Bronze turkeys
of prize-winning brood. Mrs. J. H.
Odom, Route I, Nfota, ,Tenn. 619
DUCKS.
I HAVE for sale the English fawn and
white drake*, pair#, trios and tm
Writs for prices. While egg atraln. Hill
Creat Poultry Farm. Griffin. Ga. 11-2-3*
INDIAN RUNNERS, white egg #train:
grown; 33.60 to 310: bablee, 26c; egg#,
33 setting. Georgia Duck Farm, South
Kirkwood, Atlanta. Phona 134 Decatur
WHITE Runner Ducks—
We eau spare a few pairs i
of selected brooders; tieliv- i
ery any time; prices, $25,
$3*5 mid $50 per pair. Ren-
dotte Farm, P. O. Box 300,
Atlanta, Ga. 12-1-27
00VE8.
PURE WHITE (Albino) dove#. 33.60 per
pair; only ones In the South. Take :
iloutston-st. car to 10 Copenhill-ave. A. .
F. Qibaon. ' 12-18-15
INCUBATORS.
CYCLE HATCHER COMPANY—Full
supply Cycle Hatchers, Brooder Hatch
er; I’hllo 8y*tem b.wik*. iron brooder.
Austin * Pyroione. Hcml for catalogue#
W. J. Speer*, manager, 3 North Rroad-at.
970 «
bantams.
BANT AMR—^Game Bantam*, ttabrlght*.
Buff Cochin* Carl 1*1# Cobb. Ath*n*.
Ga 4-26-30
BROOOERb.
FOR HALE—Flreleaa brooder roopa; the i
kind that goes. Will exchange for thor-
ougbbred Barred Rocks or ». C. R. I.
Reds. J. M. Douglas. 373 South More-
land-ave. Atlanta phone 5988-A. 9-6-4
HOGS.
FDR SALE Three to four month*, choice
registered Bcrksbtrcc, polr $25. Choice
unregistered one*, pair $20. Fight weeks,
fln** crossed pigs. |*i!r *10 Morris Farm,
ctarkston. «•»*- i
COWS •
WANTED— A llol t»*n . r Trade rm -
ing three and * ball gallonH put**. rM-
milk a day. Hugh Rkliardrott, Atlanta
Matiuual Rank Bldg. 12*18-63
dlan Runner ducks, $4 pei
tingle Comb Rhode bland R .
Ifteen. T. L. May, ill Stonewall-st.
three greatest egg breeds known, Single
eat apeclmena which could producing 200
“ more per year. Originated the
Blue Grass strain, outclass any
’ exhibition quality.
ip-to-date pi*
welcome. Stocks and t
our requirements.* vf
'‘arms, LaCrange, Ga.
uu oAlacs—i oinier, trainee,, r
Rawlins, 19 North Forsyth-st.
m»in pointer, par
Whltesboro, Tex.
- _iLE—-Fox terrier puppies: go<
ones; at a bargain. No room to ke
288 Central-ave.
BELL pure white Scotch collie
bitch, eighteen months old; registered
Box 90, care Georgian.
than four years old, that retrieves.
MISCELLANEOUS.
and White Runner duck*, $5
paly; Fawn and White ducks, $2 to ii
““•* ”’hlte Wyandotte cockerels, $1.__
11. Strlngfellow, Chester, S. C.
roc Jersey hogs. White Orpingtons, In
land Reds, R. C. Brown Leghorns; eggs.
pullets for White Leghorns; good stock.
L'lllllB. lirco, .
E. J. Wlllla
W. C. Phelps, 56
-/‘SUES?
and Indian Runner drakes.
Pape's strain; good White Wyandotte
POULTRY PRINTING.
ay color. Will furnish registration pa
rs with him. Price $27.50. Writ# R.
Stowers, Route I, Conyers, Qa.
FOR Ill.M we will lend you one Phllo’a
60-egg Cycle halcher,
der and 60 famous La
Cornish Indian
ullets, II aplec
Decatur, Qa.
J. B. Randall, Route
Hatch 'Every Hatehable
Egg.
Write for catalogue 1912 models.
MARBUT & MINOR,
East Atlanta, Ga.
G. HASTINGS & <
jedsmen for the Soul
16 W. Mitchell St.
Pour Deliveries Daily.
3 p. in.
BOTH PHONES 25G8.
>r a
atajoj
In and outdoor culture.
Christmas. Bird seed, supplies and
■RKD COMB" Meat Maah Is a well bal-
*d food, is an excellent egg-r
* lust the food for growina
mils 25c*. 50 pounds 61.15; 109 __
once tried the "Red Comb” Foods
and two birds;
amP poultry remedies.
foil CAN'T LOBE by buying Conkey's
ing Tonic. If your hens don't lay,
r**t your money back. McMUlan
1 patty. 918
’ l ,TU Y BOOK that means dollars to
*»ne in ynurs free if you bring this
M-Mtllwn Be#d Company.
When you see jroui
■u^ moping. whresltyc. swollen
in-t we rffommend Oon-
oup Remedy. For Kale and guar
MACHINERY FOR SALE,
d. One cent a word for ads under this head.
~~ WB HAVE for sole a No. 6 molder, thor-
8 oughlr overhauled and in good condl-
f lion. Also a power mortiser. Will sell
cheap for eanh <.r exchange for lumber.
K. G. Willingham's Sons. 642 Whltehall-sL
12-12-28
n MISCELLANEOUS.
| t ’ One cent a word for ads under this head.
■J UNION SIGN SHOP. 9 8 54 Whitehall.
n . Signs, cloth, banners, show cards.
2; 11-17-12
T r TWELVE VOI.UMES now Standard En-
cyclopedia, cheap. Miller's, 39 Mari-
etta-st. 4S8
he ’ . ■" 1 '
tfo WANTED—-M ISC ELL AN BO UB,
3 One cent a word for ads under this head.
n ; WANTED—We pay highest cash prices
he furniture. Cash advanced on conslgn-
ay ments. Springer's Auction House. 26 S;
of pryor-at. Bell phone Main 1626. Atlanta
ip phone 1126. 4-10-10
* r WE PAY highest cash prices for house-
*' hold goods, pianos and office furniture.
Cash a-iv,in. „ n ,-r.nsignnronts. Central
2 Auction Company, 12 East Mitchell-81.
Bell phone Main 2424. 8-26-26
■® WANTED—High-grade pattern work,
both metal and wood; best work and
prices right. Robertson Pattern Works,
r Phone Main 4084. 11-20-2
17 DROP A CARD—Will bring cash for old
id clothes and shoes. The Vestaire, 166
10 Decatur-st. 11-23-11
' WANTED—Full set I. C. S. "Civil Engl#
«, neering;" state price in first letter.
>. Address C. E., care Georgian. 971
FOR 6ALE—MISCELLANEOUS,
d One cent a word for ads under this head.
*2 WE buy, sell and exchange furniture and
Z sowing machines. We also carry a full
and complete lino of second-hand cook
,i stoves and heaters. Including large hotel
0 ranges, at bargain prices. G. W. Lamb,
165 Whltehall-sL Atlanta phone 3235.
a 10-26-20
a FROST-PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS—
d Grown In tho open air; will stand great
a cold. Price $1 per 1,000 f. o. b. Meggetts,
bunched In 60 to the bunch and selected.
x Agents wanted. Tho Enterprise Plant
g Company, Meggetts, S. C. ' 11-10-42
$376 DIAMOND RING—Pure white and
perfect 114 karat: a beauty; unredeemed
i pledge: sacrifice nrlce. $286. p. A. Tobias,
5 Inc., Jewelers, 70 Whltehall-st. 9-7-11
'i GOAT—Weil trained, with' wagon and
6 harness. Herbert B. Davis, 233 Luckte-
- »t. , 12-7-27
* FOR SALE—Cash register and barber's
“ looking glass. 63 Decatur-st. 12-7-42
~ DON’T niiss our Special 25
a per cent discount sale now
j! on . n
i OUR cBtire line of Furniture at
x a discount oY one-fourth until
- Christmas.
\ CHAS. S. ROBISON,
l 27 E.- Hunter St.
* -
7 WE ARE just off the high-rent
" district, and can save you
® money on Furniture and Rugs.
1 Our 25 per cent discount sale is
5 now on, and you get this dis-
« count on all Christmas Furniture,
i as well.
d Robison’s, 27 E. Hunter.
<1 WE SELL furniture cheap for ca#h.
t> Southern Wreckage Co., 32 South For-
9 eyth. 12-9-68
: XMAS BARGAINS
s ,; ;• v • t
", $ 9.75 Ladies’ Desks .. ..$ 6;00
j $15.00 Ladies’ Desks .. ..$11.25
i $12.00 Morris Chairs ... .. $ 8.00
$17.50 Morris Chairs .. . .$13.00
g $25.00 Serving Tables ....$18.00
i A SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all
; Christmas Furniture.
<: ROBISON’S,
J ’ 27 East Hunter.
L LAW BOOK BARGAINS—Ency. of Evl-
dence, 14 vols. and 8upp. as new $65.
6 Law Books bought, sold and exchanged.
• The Harrison Co., Atlanta. 11-23-9
7 BRING a little money with you. A lot
ix of good things almost at your own
- price; ga# and rook stoves, mahogany
center tabic, very large conch rheti,
3 clothing, thirty umbrellas, from a quar
ter up, walking cane#, etc. Call quick,
n Mr. Harris. 617 Marletta-.L 12-11-1
0 MUST SELL my elegant upright ma
hogany piano at a sacrifice; need
1 money: piano nearly new and coat $350
when bought; quick reply solicited. Ad-
dress Mahogany Plano, P. O. Box 596,
Atlanta. 90S
FOR SALE;—Washing machine. Cali Ivy
6208-J. 13-11-33
FOR SALE—Entire poultry plant, consist
ing. of eighty chickens’ (Barred Rock#),
brooder, Incubator# and fixture#; #11 llel-
mont stock. Can be Been at 103 Wal-
ton-sL Main 3346. 12-11-37
FOR BALE—One Universal draughting
machine, one Gurley’# architect’# level
and rod. Address P. O. Box 333, Atlanta,
Ga. 928
FOR SALE—One Hopkins atlas city of
Atlanta 1878. Address P. O. Box 333,
Atlanta. Go. 929
HAVING purchased the entire stock of
Fields & Fluids Company at 125 Mari
etta-si., 1 will continue the business st
the same place. Second-hand furniture
bought, sold and exchanged. R. W. Jones.
Atlanta phone 1917. 12-8-18
■ WE HAVE for «#1« a No. 8 molder, thor
oughly overhauled and In good condi
tion. Also a power morllser. Will sell
cheap for cash or exchange for lumber.
E. G. Willingham’s Hons. 642 Whltehall-st.
18-12-37
FOR 8ALE—Furnishings for well equip
ped kitchen, instantaneous heater. 280
North' Jacluon-st. Phone Ivr 1776-L.
12-12-48
BIX old English dining chairs, brass bed',
rockers, rugs, toilet set; new, cheap.
S67 Capitol-ave. 985
FOR BALE—One guitar and air rifle.
Call 116 Crew-*L, or Main IMfl-J. 4 ^
6x8 PRINTINO PRESB, flv* cases, eight
fonts new type, ornaments, etc.; worth
$50: will eell for $26. Write A. A. B..
R. k. D. 6. Box 111, Atlanta. Ml
FOR 8ALE—Columbia bleyele. practically
new. In perfect condition; will sell for
reasonable price. U. D. Sim*.
Lnckle-st., top 4oor. 12-12-1$
FOR SALE—Three second-hand bath
tub* and on* large rang*. Ropertson
Sanitarium, 172 Capitol-ave. 12-12*87
FOR BALE—A cartoadVof stable manure
cheap to move mi once. Pslge Detroit
Garage Co.. 87 Ivy-st. 12-18-16
FOR SALE—A beautiful rosewood up
right piano: *)*o chiffonier, rockers and
table. Phone Ivy 6264-J. 12-11-8
DUNTLBT PNEUMATIC CLEANERS
remove dust and germs from ruga, car-
i<st*. rurialns. floors, etc. Bold on monthly
payment# it de»lred. or rented by the ds» d
C. J. Daniel & Co., 416 4lh Nat B’t B>dg
12-2 11 I
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
looring, one car shingles; good Btock;
on track here. Sterling Lumber Company,
Atlanta. 487
FOR SALE—No. 2 L. C. Smith type
writer; latest model; good as new; only
$50. Address Smith, care Georgian. 980
FOR SALE—Handsome diamond horse
shoe stickpin; $35. Address Smith, care
Georgian. 481
BEST CANDT In town at the very low
est prices. Get yours before the rush.
Holiday Candy Store, comer Peachtree
and Auburn and also 60 Whitehall.
12-13-45
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY—
BEAUTIFUL SAN DO
MINGO CROTCH MA
HOGANY BUREAU, SER
PENTINE FRONT, IN
PERFECT ORDER AND
CONDITION. MAHOG
ANY SAN DOMINGO
CROTCH CARD TABLE,
CARVED COLUMN AND
DRAGON CARVED FEET.
ELEGANT ANTIQUE
EIGHT-DAY MANTEL
CLOCK. BEAUTIFUL
MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY
WILLARD CLOCK. CAN
BE SEEN ONLY BY AP
POINTMENT. ROOM
1525 CANDLER BLDG.,
OR TELEPHONE IVY
4815. 12-13-4
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS.
ONE very large room, heat
ed, stationary wash stand;
housekeeping allowed. Ivy
993-J. 12-9-61
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, up-
stuirs. f«.r single gent: Lath, lmt and
cold water; private family; price $8. Ap
ply 80S. Richardson st., near Capitol-ave.
l*>-7-3a
FOR RENT—Newly furnished rooms;
handy location for Southern shops work
ers.' Only three blocks from shops. Wa
ter. gas and bath. Take Cooper-st.
get off at’ 311 Cooper-st.
94(i
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room;
steam heat; all conveniences; to gen
tlemen only. Oglethorpe, 195 Ivy: apart
ment 2. 12-7-49
IF YOU WANT two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, write Box
754, Hapeville. Ga.; no children.' 908
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny
room; private bath. Address
Peachtree, bare Georgian.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in
steam-heated apartment for young men
or couple, or can accommodate three.
Main 6200-L. Trinity apartments No. 1.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room,
walking distance; rent to one party for
$8 or two for $10. 68 Currler-st. Phone
Ivy 4607-J. 12-11-15
AUCTION SALE.
NICELY furnished room; steam heat; all
conveniences; gentlemen only. Opr
thorpe, 195 Ivy-st., Apt. 2. 12-11
FURNISHED room, steam heat: strictly
modern; walking distance. Phone Ivy
682-J. 12-11-17
THREE or four furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. oY will divide up rooms
to suit applicants; one block from Ara
gon hotel. 147 Ivy-st. Phone, Ivy 6356.
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
USED PIANOS.
$500 Kranich & Bach ...;..$ 87
$400 Kingsley $175
$600 Everett $400
$750 Krell Auto Grand Play
er ; $450
' Krell Auto Grand Play-
,.$397
Fifty per cent discount
player music rolls,
OIjEVEIjAND-MANNING
PIANO CO.,
87 North Pryor St.
WANTED—Boarders; modem -conven
iences; close in; rates reasonable; table
boarders taken. 132 South Pryor. Phom
4360 Atlanta.
Phone
11-1-49
THE CARROLL HOTEL, with all mod
em conveniences; permanent or tran
sient. 15 Houston-sL 11-11-11
THOSE desiring a strictly refined home
with unexcelled meals and rooms, call
Ivy 6551. 139 West Peachtree; reason
able rates. 12-2-10
BEAUTIFUL steam-heated rooms, with
17 East North-
FOR FIRST-CLASS ROOM and board ap
ply 222 West Peachtree or phone Ivy
815. 4 12-7-88
549 PEACHTREE—Two nice rooms with
bath adjoining, with or without board.
Ivy 3435. 12-8-24
TWO BEAUTIFUL rooms, prettily and
comfortably furnished; couple or young
men; house heated throughout; hot wa
ter all the time; breakfast, lunch and
evening dinner. 374 Peachtree. Phone
2058-J. 12-8-30
heat; close in.
24 WEST BAKER, large, sunny room,
phone; refer-
West Peachtree
12-11-39
own price. . Calf Main 1
TASTEFULLY furnished room adjacent
to bath; suitable for one or two young
men or couple; heat furnished. Meals if
desired. 10 Hlghland-aveu 921
or coupio; steam neai; i
one block from postoffice.
8164.
THREE furnished rooms: Northern fam
ily. Apply 20 East Fair-st. 12-12-10
AT AUCTION.
ENTIRE FURNISHINGS
OF A LUCILE AVF
HOME. INCLUDING
BRASS BED/ OAK AND
CHERRY BEDROO
SUIT, MAHOGANY-AND
OAK CHIFFONIER M\
HOGAN Y LADIES ’ Writ
ING . DESK, CARPETS
ART SQUARES, Cljfi
TAINS, ETC.. AT 25 S
PRYOR ST., THURSDAY
MORNING, DEC. 14
AT 4°.
furniture, con»tstln R of ™'k .,1
cherry bed room suit n»t l " 1
mission dlnlnx table end six
™* tch . -ardrobe with mirror
nice chiffoniers (oak and maTL '*•’
larce refrigerator, nice httrJcRlii
davenport, leather couch, reed , I
mahogany and oak rockers, odd
ers and withstands, foldlng hi, 1 ';. : -
mirror, In perfect condition, gas
kitchen table and safe, new and
"""l-hnnd mattresses. Wishbone
Blue Ribbon springs, blanket.* „ a
tains, dishes, pictures and everythin’*
to go In a moderate home. ' " "
SPRINGER’S AUCTION’
HOUSE,
25 S. Pryor St.
•FOR RENT—APARTMENTS.
Onecent a word for ad a under this heal.
FOR RENT—By owner; nlne-roorrTwpl
- upper an! lower '.panme™,
r ’ Sl’lt» and Mlklnr dS 1 .
HOTELS.
One cent a word for ads under thl, head.
^Ip^ON^MOTEIiTTllA^Wesmnnter-sh
Transients accommodated; nice, neat
rooms for ladles and gentlemen. «■"
BROADWAY HOTEL, 714 North Broad!
st: newly furnished roJma; reaaoK
FOR RENT—HOUSES.
!P YOU want to rent eight-room hou-e
with lot large enough for chicken farm,
cellat Lawrence place, near end 4
Hlghland-ave. car line; price only $21 p>-r
FOR RENT, HOUSES—Call, write or
phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph o.
Cochran, IS South Broad-sL {.).;(
ONE eight-room house, renting for US
per month. Apply ,69 Washington-.:.
12-0-13
EIGHT-ROOM house, 35 Sells-are.: be>t
place In West End for the price; *37.60
C. H. Ledford, 31>Whltehall-st. 12-1-19
NICELY furnished rooms for rent: close
In. 77 West Caln-«t U-13-12 .
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep- FOK RDNT—A modern seven-room vot
ing. 243 Hilliard-at. Atlanta phone
4004.
ONE nice, large front room: north side:
close In: reasonable. Ivy 8916-J. 942
FOR RENT—-Three-room apartment; sep
arate entrance: private bath; alnk; com
pletely furnished. Ivy 99. 13-12-26
GENTLEMAN can get room for 32.60 per
week at 223 Ivy-st.: also light house
keeping room. Complete. Ivy 3364-L.
12-12-32
NICELY furnished front room to gentle
men or couple; steam heat; close in:
north aide. Phone Ivy 5470-J. 11-12-46
NICELY furnished rooms to gentlemen
or business ladies; all conveniences.
280 North Jackson. Phone Ivy 1765-L.
12-12-49
FOR RENT—To gentleman or business
woman, nicely furnished room with all
conveniences. Phons Ivy 2211-L. 12-6-14
"Apply 334 "East
1TWO large connecting rooms, furnished
for housekeeping, with large and small
closet. —— *“ * *-
ave.
FOR RENT—Two connecting furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Also bed
toms. 43 West Cain. 12-13-38
FOR RENT—Nice coiy room; reasonable;
private family; convenient to bath.
Meals convenient. 280 Ivy. Phone Ivy
2684-J. 12-13-41
FOR RENT—One furnished room; every
convenience; steam heat; with or with
out board. 234 Forrest-ave. The Nichols
apartments. Ivy 4339-L. 12-13-42
I HAVE new bungalow, never occupied,
In best part of Decatur; all conven
iences and very pretty home; special loir
rent, $20. W. H. 8. Hamilton, Decatur.
Phons Decatur 412. 12-13-1
Ivy 1268-J.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
PARTIES desiring to rent
bouses, flat* or rooms may
secure llets of all property
for rent In this city by ap
plying at tho Information
bureau In our furniture de
partment. No charge for
service.
J. M. HIGH COMPANY
Department Store,
WANTED — To rent by
January 1, from owner, a
seven or eight-room, mod
ern house in first-class
neighborhood. Main 2782-1.
151 Bichardson-st. x
FOR RENT—STORE*.
One cent a word for ads under this head-
STKAM-HEATKD room in Forrest apart
ment. Apply Apartment 2. 361 Beach-
ROOM and board for one or two, nice
young men; near in and reasonable.
Phone Main 2247-L.
ton-st. Phone Main 2087,
ROOM and board. Cfll at 127 West Har-
cveral boarder* at 249
reasonable rate*. Phone
12-12-22
tOOMS with excellent meal*, select
neighborhood; term* $4 ner week.' 42
Ylndsor-sL, one block from Whitehall.
Atlanta phone 2015-P. 12-12-31
Hrat-class table; young men or « ouples;
. rge lawn and porches e-r children. 179
Capitol-ave. Main .7758-4. 12-12-43
with all conveniences; flret-clss* table;
■Ivate family: c*»ngrn«a! «nd homelike.
Phone Mcln 8770-L. 375 Capitol-ave. 15
FOR BENT—Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: all convenience*.
238 Central-ave. Main 3817-.F. 12-18-24
WANTED—Roommate for young man In
Pickwick apartment*. Call Main 605.
12-18-23
walking distance,
iiliaiiur, iiu
Ivy 1268-J.
*AROE. delightful fr
heat, electric lights;
silent table. 241 W«
tful front room; steam
* t»; best location; ex-
We*t reach tree, ivy
at 23 Garnett-at.
i' iimi nnn uofiro, mr
Baker. Ivy 601-J.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS
52 wept rKAUrtiu r.t.. newly *rn
nlshed rooms In private home; mede
FOR RENT -To one gentleman ir. private
home, nicely furnished room; no chff*
FOR RF.MT—ROOMS.
One cent a word for ad* under this head.
TWO completely furnished rooms
housekeeping, -also unfurnished rooms
with every' convenience, close in. «9 East
Fair-**., or phone .Main 3174-L. 12-9-44
Foil RUNT- Three connecting unfur-
.nisht-fl rooms for light housekeeping;
price $10; close in. 108 East Ellin. At
lanta phono 2209. Ivy 2576-.I. 12-11-7
TO gentleman nr bus!ness woman front
unfurnished room in home with voting
couple. 199 Luckte. 12-11-4
THREE or four room*-for light house
keeping iu - best section of West End;
reasonable. Phene West 253-.I. 12-11-31
FOUR upstairs rooms; all conveniences;
rent reasonable, with owner. 35 Ft.
Charlca-ave. 12-12-5
rery convenient. 454 Central-ave.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms for
light liourekeepfng; reasonable rate. 54
In* Ir.-st. 12-13 26
WANTED Four* room steam-heated
apartment, within walking distance of
city. Call Allas D. Main 163. 913
FOR RENT-r-Store room, estab
lished seven years as grocery
store. Better known as "oM
stand of A. \V. Farlinger.” Ad
mirable locatiop, comer Sprms
and Alezander-sts., near I’eacn-
tree-st., without extra Peachtree
rents. Also basement to store,
and stablo. A. W. Farlin/cr, 304
North Boulevard. 11-10-30-
FOR RENT—OFFICES. ,
TWO office rooms for rent. 8! to So0 i:s
Broad-st. Witt Bros.
ROOM 20 by 40 feet. «ult.ble for llftj
manufacturing or storage. 68'A -
Foreyth.
FOR RENT—HALLS, .
One rent a word for »<le under tM»
FOR RENT—Hall, Monday end I
night#; 310 month: light #nd **e
eat furnlelied. Apply to Amo.
tale and County Tax Office. 12
PALMISTRY-
One cent a word for ed# under thl«
Madame Pauline.
CLAIRVOYANT.
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. 134 IvT-^j.^f
MADAME ELMER,
CLAIRVOYANT
AND PALMIST. „ , |
262 Whltehall-sL The unequaled. » » I
ROBERT DALE. d*irvoyent end P*l-
can bo consulted on all 01
41 Hou»ton-st., corner Ivy.
m
Gypsv Psvuhic Baln»^ s ,
CAN BE consulted on all euMM' , .,
North Forsyth-it., opposite i!
WONDERFUL paimiet enfl «f* rfJgSj
they do what other# rlatm to do./i^.ji
5 and SO tents. 17 E. MUchell-f-» - J